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The New York herald., 1875-10-18
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

e. rs West Fourteenth 'F'e'o''n i''m y = : =
TIvOLI THEATRE,
Eighth street. near Third ayeuue,-yAHETY, at T. Al
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE,
eiaset a Si5est 70 t n9Sr BOYS
eowery-sYKEs THE SNOWMAN, Il ?. NJ. John
Thompson.
HOWE CUsHINGs CIRCUS
Fourteenth street opposite the Academy Of Musie-Per-
WOODS MUSEUM,
M; closes AZ io:i5 K n Miss Kate Fisher Matinee At
No, sas .nT ToSy ~ FAsToEs SEg 1syrTy TYEATEE
LYcEuM THEATRE.
6oueIE cASAR6 s rR6Is 6n BEcs eaen op'
THIRD AVENUE THEATRE.
Ehrd avenue between Ihlrtieh and Ihryh streets
VARIETY, At +. NJ.
GERMANIA THEATRE
Equrteenth street, near Irving piace-EHRLIcHE AR
wALLAcEs THEATRE.
broadway and Thirteenth streeL-riIE OVERLAND
EoUTE at H. closes At 70 IS I A. Mr John Gilbert
PARTISAN VARIETIES
Sixteenth street and Broadway VARIETY. atsPn
DARLING'S OPERA HOUSE
twenty third and sixth nNenue.COfTON REEDS
NEW YORK MIASIKEI.s Il & 7. ". closes at ~ r. NJ.
THEATRE coNIQuE
e. Fa fl' DT''d~''-v4RIEIf = 7 u closes '' y =
AMERICAN INSTITUTE.
Third avenue and sixtythird street-Das and evening
SAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS,
New Opera House. broadway corner Of lwentyninh street
atsP. 81
BOOTHS THEATRE,
Twenty third street and Sixth aypuue.FnEsh Opera
IL TROVAT0RE, a I. n. Miss Clara Louise Kellogg
OLYMPIC THEATRE,
No ga BroadwayYARIETY, at r NJ closes At 10 74o
II. NJ.
PARK THEATRE
broadway and Twenty second street.-The MIGHTY DOL
LIAR, at 7. NJ Mr.. and Mrs. Florence.
GILMORE's SUMNER GARDEN
Date Barnnm's Hippodrome.-GRAND PUPULAR CON
ICERT, al Z. u. closes at II X "
ACADEMY on MUSIC
Uourteenth street-GeunRn Opera-TlIE HUGUENOTS, at
a. =. NJ. Wachtei
EAGLE THEATRE,
Broadway and Thirtythrd street-yARIETY, at r NJ.
TRIPLE S HE T. L.
The New York herald., 1875-10-18

The SOLID GERMANS Of the city will not
be ruled by John Kelly or used as his tools
They will unite in support Of Hackett
PLelns and the peQple's tckeh
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NOTICE TO sUBsCRIBERs.-on and
after January /, 1873, the daily and weekly
editions of the New YORK HERALD will be
sent free Of postage.
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CHARLES OCoNoR AND WILLIAM VI.
FyARrs-the one a democrat and the other
arepublican-should be found hand in hand
in support Of Hackett and Phelps and an
independent judiciary.
The New York herald., 1875-10-18

TIE DAILY HERALD, Published evzy
dag IN the gear. Four cents per copy
Twelve dollars per year, or one dollar per
month, free of postage, to subscribers.
All business or news letters and telegraphic
dispatches must be addressed New York
HERALD
Letters and packages should be properly
scaled.
Rejected communications will not be re-
turned.
LONDON OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK
HERALD-NO 46 FLEET STREET.
PARIS OFFICE-AYENUE DE L'OPERA.
Subscriptions and advertisements will be
received and forwarded on the same terms
as in New York.
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METROPOLITAN MUSEUM or ART
o. 12S West Fourteenth street-Open from ~ A. NJ 70
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EAGLE THEATRE,
Broadway and Thirty-third street-NARIETY, at r NJ
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NEW YORK HERALD
BROADWAY AND ANN STREET.

JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PRoPRIEFoR
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GITMoRE's SUMNER GARDEN,
Hate Barnnm's Lippodrome.-GRAAD POPULAR CON-
LCERT at s r. 81 closes at II X VI
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ACADEMY on MUSIC
Eourteenth street-Geunan opera-TIE HUGUESOTS. at
The New York herald., 1875-10-18

7 TIE Ancrc EXPEDITIONS. a supplement-
.asy &. ecial cable 70 tie HERALD brings us
the additional news chat lettT
from Captain Mares, the commander
of the British expedition, which had
been deposited At. Carey Islands, was
brought on by the Pandora ne Alert ana
Discovery had reached tie isla4' on July
27, and left for Smiths Sound. ~ IA
board were well; the voyage had 50 far b. ~
prosperous and from the favorable weather
it was hoped that high latitude might Be
pttained.
The New York herald., 1875-10-18

We PUBLISH To-Day an account OF the
great railway jubilee in England, at which
tie Lord Mayor Of London and other
celebrities we're present The event was an
interesting one, and the first locomotive
ever used in England was exhibited, together
with locomotives Of eli forms Of construction,
so far as they could be gathered.
The New York herald., 1875-10-18

HOWE 4 CUSHlNG's CIRCUS
Fourteenth street opposite the Academy Of Music-Per-
tormanceA day aud evening
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WOODS MUSEUM,
Broadway Of Tirtieth street,FRsNCH SPY, at
4 NJ closes 10 .f5 T. NJ Miss Kate Fisher. Matinee
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TTvOLI THEATRE.
Eighth street, near Third qyeuue,-yAKETf ats r. Al.
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PARK THEATRE
broadway and Twenty second street.-The MIGHTY DOL
LAR, ut 7. NJ Mr.. and Mrs. Florence.
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VOLUME XL........................ aol
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BOWERY THEATRE,
eowery.-SYKES TIE SNOWMAN, al r. H. job
Thompson.
The New York herald., 1875-10-18

Two CITIZENS were assaulted and robbed
bx a gana, of rnfaans an. ,SatuTday eYeplnG
The New York herald., 1875-10-18

FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE
Iwentyeighth street, Broadway.-OJR BOYS, a Q
r. II. closes at 10 80 +. NJ.
The New York herald., 1875-10-18

TONY PASTORS NEW THEATRE,
Nos. 6S5 and 5S7 oadwaY.-yARIETY, 1t T.. N.
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wALLACK'S THEATRE
broadway and Thirteenth streeL-rME OVERLAND
ROUTE, at r. H. closes 10 - I. ~ Mr John Gilbert
Nlss Ada Dyaa.
The New York herald., 1875-10-18

GERMANIA THEATRE.
Fourteenth street. Irving piace-EHRLICHE AR
BEIT, at r. NJ
The New York herald., 1875-10-18

THIRD AVENUE THEATRE,
Third avenue between Threth and Thirty Grst
VARIETY, at 3 f. NJ
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LYCEUM THEATRE.
Fourteenh street aud Eighth avenuc.-French Opera
bouhe-LE CANARD TROIS BEGS, at ?. NJ.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-11-12

ADANe ~ MASKED RCESiAEs NAAs
rfpNIsHT RAID on 1HE oFglCE OF Thf
nvFssRD IN \ COMPANY oNr % ThEN
>sor rHRoUSa THE HFARr sND rtrs
orugRs soUrFD ny rAg ~Arcs boa
IN Oxford (Ndl special to The New
lnrk Herald AVS thai thrilling affair
took plare Tuesday morning, shortly
acer 2 o'clock. ia the eihce OF the Ox-
fl sr.n Company. which wa eriered
+, -4Hg 80 burglar. daring the teui-
i.srs-. ah--nre 81 the nsgls waichman.
N ism "a ~rsrinr. Who hai gone into
ft... ',a --------.s ..f s.e huillmg. s. w-s
ii. rt .,nni. 10 SIC ihaf all Was right.
o., ,eiurmius To ne olilce he was start
Ia 4. seq .rourfing beside thee safe =
inmar huryc. perriug ;uirntiV in HI di-
,,-tiur Through mask. and apparently
rs,.strt rcaAv 90 spring mon him. II
v--- ~ awful moment. ~ wes aicHe.
ance ne thought na,hss' across
miui ihlt . -su- .. 0lr- tr> must
r.. d laen around The of.re. iis de-
gnaiue8 10 sell his lie sariy II he
r.ti,i. and drtWing his revolver. ~ dis
charged IL az che burglar beside the safe
sud sent haii whist.in- through hi>
hrart \ ~iAcd cry ~ pa.n. ami the
thirf. with a bound. lcapcd from hi
,,our'nr ru,turc sud tell heavily oH the
Il ,nr never 10 rise again. HIS three
csmnanions seeing the tragic occur
r.mre. leanea from fhri- hiding pla- e..
fhtir faces b-ing disguised By masks.
nd one OF ilem drawing club. struck
tic brave Waterman nifh Il ana
Knocked him down. SsarinE sirug lied
piih thrin for dear life. ana twice a gain
discharged his pistol. nat the despera-
Doc, al length iiSsrmrd him and got
him completely IN their power. Jast as
they were about 10 place q pair OF man
ale, uuon his wrists large dog. named
A.rior. came bounding Up The stairs. and
seeing the situation, leaped into the tray
aud
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-11-12
Kansas. DCRois Co. Nov 81

hANsAs DCBois Co. Nov. 81.
The human race in this locality are
much pleased with the autumn on ac-
count OF its pleasantness-
Last Sunday Rev. Mr. Edwards de-
livered fine discourse. with which his
Methodist brethren were much pleased.
some % the Complexities arr very
hostile and ravenous. and seem 10 tresi
tie house OF the Lord with contempt 81
taking ont window lights TO get into
the house New AS '-inio" does not
mean what i.>ssys. "near by will do az
well. and they can hold meeting out OF
doors.
Miss Lemond j. teaching school and
seems 20 be Improving and having a
good school. SoNSANBCLIsI.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-11-12

TNHE proprsier 81 this Hotel siinsi.f inst north y
thsraI'rsad depos returns b. thanks 70 the puhlc
fer their past paffc1aw ard assures ther that 81
forts sas BE- spares his part merit their ssvos
In the fiars III. table saf bar supplied 18th the
.-s.she rsrkst sHard. H> aiso hss gyoe sishns srd
ted ~ hersss 10 sciieiis share Of pairepage.
snr iifk is<
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-11-12

Dsr.if Ffss Press
4 Deiroiter Of lihcral education has
l,esn greatly ANNOYED because hi- wife
and other women are not better posted
on history and other matters connccfed
with the growth or welfare OF the coun-
try. Tie other day he carried hQme a
big history aud handed it 10 bis spouse
with the remark:
There, Mary. waus you 20 COM
nence AZ page one aad see II you can't
learn something
She agreed 10 becoms his pupil. and
when he came home TO supper be found
her reading away. hsr dowH. slippers
on. all the fres out but enc. aud 10 sign
OF supper.
why. how is ihis2~ lie inquired. are
YOU sick?
sick, No"
w eli. where's nv supper
u don't know anything about your
s4yyer" she replied 40 she settled back
in her chair. but can tell you about
the frsr discovery Of Florids "a straight
A. A slrinx'
That history hasn't been opeEed sine.
that evening.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-11-12
Barber Shop.
Charles Soliga,

60, ssir r.his ssusrs. JASPER, IND.
Has opened a barber shop FOR the shaw
ing ~ YOUR faces. in MIR. Erny's build
ing. next door tn Troxlcrs sadper shop
AMI will 30 shaving aud Hair Dressing
in rhc la-es' style. aud with dispatch.
Tie will also Furnish 10 balls or parties
the music of an excellent string or brass
hand. upon application.
January IL. lS73.-y
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-11-12
Well. where's nv supper

Wsrrick county Republicans have
donated $1,000 20 their new paper in
fha' rcnuiy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-11-12
JASPER Il s.cGG0OTEE
Stage * Mail Line
ScAG-taTa

I,RtSK GTEHART. ~ Jasper. and Frank Nford n
II Toogooiss nov running daily line - Stsges
between Jasper and Ioogoofrs. With gn.d accummohB
tions for express matter and passenger They IN
varaajy max. connection wifh De un the q. NJ
X X tong Eas, West 1his ls the shortest snd best
road 70 the q NJ X X, aud w have hone hut sober
and careful drivers and good teams. stage leaves
the Post Office In each town every morning At oh
O'Clock.
Each person sl-o gives notice that they viii not he
responsible Tor money money packages 20 he sent BY
express carried hy The other vs. -fy % Their en-
poyee- such parkrres rlns Do ryrr 10 IRE cpais
themselves This "a The only stage line Npon which
either one receives express matter
Passenger will be called for u requested II hotels
or residences Asv 1l.' i-15--ly
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-11-12
,rsHr s-xroUsby roR MS MASTER.

F0rrHr y-gIorSHy FOR IT'S MASTER.
The struggle was most desperate and
,au-uinAr, one: !; was life FOR life. and
for ne4riy mortal hour il lasted. the
a,-n AID TIE log. Major. rolled up aud
l'own fhe ofire floor The faithful dog
.ii noble serviee. sia-hing about him
wiih a will and giving the burglars no
qn sllers. until az length. feeling they
hai sufficient OF hi, faugs. they fed IN
ihc nosi abiect terror. leaving behind
thsm fre deli body al their miserable
companion living IN his blood upon the
fipor AZ may wei he ~upposed. tic
vat nWan ana dog were fairly 'Aflgued.
irf fearful lest another attack might be
made before dav break they stood on
guard. The thieves did not return
however. Later ia the dsv, n soon -
fhp community were astir. an Siarm Wa
given ani the route the thieves took
Wa trscsd BY heavv trail OF blood.
which one of them. dcuhtelcss MORALLY
wounded. marked in making his escape.
4 hpE bali a mile distant an old Suii %
tlniheS Wa discovered beside pool OF
blood ~ the 100. ~ tree. where the
bleeding burglar must have changed hi
apparel Dn Tie railroad vsii-e ws-
picked no containing 6 complete set o.
Aur Jar tools The wsf~hmin lif Hci
identify any Of the rufiians. nor can the
-.cr 81 ito deal burglar BE- recognized.
even ~ the detective who arrived here
from NV York this afternoon for thai
purpose The bnrgl8rs effected an
entrance 10 The building through the
presidents Office. Had they even sue
eeeded in rifiing the safe they would
not have secured any money worth
speaking nf. rs The company generally
isse the precaution OF securing the cash
every evening in some better protected
place.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-11-12
DIR. A w. BlGHAM,
Physician g. Surgeon

IN AvlNG tocaiea I1psr ofsr- NJ. professional
Service a. ne c.t.Ern, cf to~n 49, sirrcunang
caanlrv .rns rrsrter in southern Indians has given
I'm karwes-f n he srsAfmenI q ttseasss inciieri
ie lNr climate - ihls iHNtua.
cflIck---st thu sid Reliable Drug store ~
"a. FRIEDMAN 60, Corner OF Main and
W~-t streets. Js<p~r Ind
Nf AZ his re~itirc~ West Street
feb A. iS-s en-
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-12-18

The Baton Rouge Grnpd Era puts
a pertinent inquiry on behalf oil the
cDler"d people: -,
What the negro in the south W"'iid
Ike to know. il : neither or not The
American people hav" arrived AT Il
uoint where they are willing :" admit
that their efforts To lift the negro from
bondage aud degradation to freedom
and citizenship was a h'undcr on their
part. which they DEERE 10 atone for
bv leaving him to the tender mercies
of those men f'om whom he was
rcscucd-Er.
What the negro in the South ought
to begin to know is how to prove that
be is capable of exercising the privi-
lcge conferred on him, by rising him
self to the position to which the
whites have been trying TO raise him,
and not stand whining to his new
masters for protection when he nee ds
none ; that is if be is capable Of doing
so, but we believe he has about proven
his incapability 10 most sensible PEG,
+ pie by the course he has been and is
still pursuing.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-12-18

We accept the following amend"
honorable. or explanation, OF the
Madison Journal, as full, fair and
satisfactory, both in our own rame
and that of our citizens, while we
commend and heartily approve OF the
manly course OF our ncighbor:
Two items appeared in this paper
last week to which the Rlchland
Beacon takes serious and just eN"rp-
ton. They would not have appeared
had there been n prooirradcr about
the office a, the time the paper went
to press who had any knowledge OF
the facts which they most grossly
mi.rcprcscntcd, or of the men whose
conduct was most uniu>tly cenSurcd.
The writer of this has known the
people o. Richiand parish too long to
be made to believe that any cOnsid-
cradle number OF them would unite in
any movement to annoy or To pcrSe-
cute any member Of their community,
or ~ ltIlltll IL w w uuilt w NiIf ICN
indiScrect and thoughlless individuals
To he found ia all communities. Nor
could be be made to believe that any
physician of Delhi would permit his
private prejudice or even sense OF
personal wrong to prevent bis per-
formance of a professional duty or
response to a call Of humanity. This
much we feel bound to say in eXpla-
nation to our readers, and to express
our painful regret that the obnoxious
items found a place in our columns.
We have no fault to find with the
Beacon its feelings have been out
ragcd-not wantouly, but carelaSSl y
the good name Of its parish has been
scandalizcd, and a greater measure OF
indignation than it has expressed
would have been excusablc.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-12-18
The Presidents Message.

We bad not time 10 read the preSi-
dents message to the for'y-fourlh
congress before we issued last weeks
BEACON, much less to publish or con-
ment op it or publish even a synopsis
of it, and think we lave not available
space TO do the latter even now; and
will content ourself with an expression
that i, is the ablest document we have
seen issued from the Executive De-
partment of the United States since
Grant has been president, while it is
free from any display of a partisan
spirit and contains many wise sug-
gestions to Congress.
The president devotes considerable
space to our relations with Spain and
the condition Of Cuba, the latter of
which be deprecales very much, but
does not See any features Of the de-
p'oiu Sou'eSt utSu WOuiu give the
dignity of war or justify the United
States in recognizing the independence
of Cuba or accord. to it beligerent
rights, and sees no way in which our
Governmen, can act SO as to bring
about cessation of hostililies unless
il be by hediation, which step be
thinks other nations will be forced to
take very soon unless bostilities cease
Perhaps. the presidents individual
opinion is like many others: that a
government which is unable to sus.
tain itself at home, and whose normal
condition seems TO be that Of perpet
ual revolution and war. between fac
lions. is incapable Of holding foreign
provinces and should he made TO re-
linquish it's feeble hold upon our fair
n,ighbor.
Upon the whole The message gives
credit to its author, both for fairness
aud ability, ana We are sorry that it
: has been 50 long Coming; that the
first message Of President Grant did
not exhibit the same spirit of fairness.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-12-18
Burniug of the Wheeler & Wilson
FactOry-CaSualitias.

Bridgeport, CoyN Dec l5.-The
building Of the Wheeler & Wilson
Sewing Machine Company occupied a
whole block, covering two acres.
The flames spread with great rapidty
and at eight o'clock the whole estab-
lishment was a sheet Of fire. Abuot
nine o'clock the walls fell, knocking
down a dozen spectators, the half OF
whom were taken from the ruins,
dead or seriously wounded. Two
hundred skilled mechanics are out Of
employment. The new building be
longing to the Company, erected
seven years ago, is uninjured.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-12-18
Opportunity Ofthe COlOred Voter.

II is useless TO DENY that the coll
orcd voters Of this State hold Il bal
aure Of power, while the white ele-
ucnr is not divided to any extent, and
hence they have il III their power
10 either use that power for the cstab-
li,hmcnt of good government or for
the perpsfualion of the present de-
rlorabI. condition into which their,
voters have helped to place Louisiana
Those who are ar,uatcG 10y patriotism
will not he long in deciding which
course to pursue in the opportunity
which will be presented to them next
year
1t is pain to he seen that they are
dissatisfied with carpet bag rule; that
,hrv-most Of them at leaSt-have
discovered that they have been re-
pcatedly deceived by their pretended
friends, who have so long cajolcd
them for The sake Of Office; and those
who have no; already been fully con-
WINGED of this fact viii have an OPP
portunity of testing their fidelity by
asking these officials 10 step down
from their positions and do the
voting, while they Che colorcd voters
hold the Offices, for they will find 10y
this means that these would demul
most strcnuously to this proceeding
and desert thcm if they Should per
siSt in their demands.
But the wisest course for the col
orcd voter to pursue, i, 10 unite will
those among whom they have beer
raised, whose interests are Identical
with theirs, and who are their rca
friends, in trying to secure good gov
ernment and place reliable, honest an,
capable men in Office. Unless VOL
know man to possess these qnalitir
lc, him alone; do not place him i
office simply because he claims to be
republican. What does a mans pc
iitical professions amount to i be
dishonest? L. there any reason q
justice in placing him in position
rob you simply because he is rcpu'
Hcan and is yonr .trie0d!
We would like to know Of our co
ored voters if they hive received an
better treatment at the hands of r,
publican officials than those dem
cratic or conservative officials if the
have received any better treatment
The hands Of republican citizens OF
of Office than they have from other
or if the treatment has been 10 an
thing except words, and if there b;
bcul a difference, which have show
H. Will some col0rcd man in til
parish have the courage 10 answ,
these queries honestly and truthfully
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-12-18

When see fashionable table set
out in all its maguilicehce, | fancy
that | see dropsies, fever and lcthar-
gies. with other innumerablc distemp-
crs, lying in ambuScade among the
dishes. Nature delights in the most
plain and simple diet; every animal
but man keeps to one dish. Herbs are
the foods Of this species, fish Of that,
and flesh of "A third. Man falls upon
everything that comes in his way
not the smallest fruit or eXcresence OF
the earth, scarce a berry or a mush-
room, can escape him. Addison.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-12-18

WILD CAT.-On Saturday last Mr..
j. Marx, brought to this office, the
fore-paw of large wild cat, killed a
few days previously by Mr.. Ii. c.
Ham, of this vicinity. The foot
measured nearly four inches across,
and the feline "critter" must have been
of huge experimentation Record.
Well, we presume that, where there
are no panthers, it is quite an adven-
ture for a fellow to tackle cat, but
he has to kill at least two panthers
in one day here before he merits any
notice as sportsman.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-12-18
Notice Of Administration.
Tie State of Louisiana, Parish of Richlanl
Parish Court.

Succession Of Darid Il. HardeS'N Dtrcq.ed
WHEREAS, }. I. Hardc-ry has filed in
w the Office of the Clerk OF the llth
District Court in and for the Parish Of Rlch-
land, his application for the administration Of
the csraje OF David A. tlardcsty, drceas"d--
Now. therefore. unlo-s opposition De madr
thereto wIlhiu ten days from the date hereof,
the said ]. /. Iiarde>ry will be appointed adj
uiui,;rator Of Tia, said estate, upon complying
win rhs requisites of the law.
Wtnes, NV official Signature and seal OF
office, on ,hls 9TH day Of Dec, l~7I.
!. NEWT. PITTS,
Clerk Iith ID. Ct.
RayNillc La. Dec lth. lN1l.-!W..
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-12-18
Houses to Rent.

NOTICE is hereby given that | will lease
~ for the year 1876 tine following described
property at public auction to the last and high
est bidder on
Saturday. December 18th, 1878,
at the door of the Court House in the town of
Rayville, La, to-wit: Two Store houses at
Girard, one occupied by Green and the other
by Baker. The store house occupied by Polk
&Nliler in the town of Rayville, the residence
occupied by Judge Clark and the one occupied
by A. N. Childress
Terms-payable quarterly, lessee to give
good personal Security.
Rayville, La, Dec. Sd. 1873.
WV. I. OLIVER, Agent.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-12-18

Dan remarked to, bis wife, the other
evening, as he left home for the Office:
"I'll be back by ten O'Clock, if | don't
meet with any serious pull-back.' 1t
WON'T be well for you to meet. any
pulEbacks. Daniel, serious or smiling,
u ] know it," said OILS er-haif.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-12-18
TO RENT FOR 1876

Two places to rent for lS76-one miles
east of RayviIle, on Railroad, - or 80 acres
cleared and good cabins; also the Watts place
on Big Creek. Personal security received
Apply to WILEY p. MANGHAM.
Rayvile, La, Dec. IL, 1875 If