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A SAD MISTAKE.
A Father Kills His Son by Mis-.
take-ReSult of Il Fiend'S Work.

CINCINNATI, Sept. IA man
named Peterson enticcd farmer
Trusty's daughter to this city Trusty
found and took her home. Peterson
followed them, making threats against
the father; and last night be ap-
preached Trusty's home. Trusty
took shotgun, and determined to
kill him Oh sight. Trusty's son, aged
Is years, learning his fathers inten.
ton, approached to dissuade hin ,
when his father, installing him for
Peterson, shot him dead.
LAwLEssNESs IN ARIZONA.
SAN Francisco, Sept. IA dis
patch from Tucson, Arizona, says q
wealthy merchant of Tucson and
naturalizcd citizen of Arizona, went
to Sonora to collect some bills and
was arrested on charge of furnish
ing arms to the insurgents. There
was no trial, but he was ordered to
pay twenty thousand dollars, or he
shot. His grave had been dug when
a messenger arrived with the ransom.
The roads are lined with refugees
flying from impending rev olution.
BLOODY DEED.
BOsTON, Sept. l.-Pat Riorden,
who has not lived with his wife for
several years, to-day shot her twice,
and attempted to shoot his son, who
in,erfered, and then killed himself.
ABoRTIONIsTs SENTENCED.
HARRIsBURG, Sept. l.-Dr. j. NJ.
Bechlel and II. G. Walms, found
guilty, yesterday, of attempted abor-
ton, were sentenced, the former to
three years, the latter to eighteen
months in the penitentiary.
Richland beacon., 1875-09-04
GROCERY MARKET.

New Orleans, Sept. l.-Sugar-
Good common, 81 to 81 fair to fully
fair, 9 TO % prime, 10; choice, log
MOlases-Coinmon 10 choice, 40 To
zoe Flour Xxx, 50 80; xxx,
50 - to So 10; choice and family,
81 90 to IS 90. Corn meal, 50 40.
Corn, 81 to 9ic. Oats, COO. Bran,
81 o.. llay-prime to choice new,
S23 90 to 81 90. Cotlcc-ordinary
10 prime, Isl 20 dc. Pork, tS22 30.
Bacon, lO4 to i4c. Hams-choice
sugar-cured, AZ to l5c. Lard-in
fierce, l44c; keg, 10 to l54c. Dry
salt shoulders, Sc.
CicinnatI, Sept. Flour: family,
So 40 to So so. Wheat: new, soc to
81 30. Corn: mixed, ear, 10 10 I4c.
Oats: new, 80 to soc. Rye: No. ,,
see. Barlev--P Pork: $50 % to
$40 10. Lard: steam, l25 to l3c
kettle, lac. Bacon: shoulders, 95c
clear rib sides, l3sc; clear sides, l3asc.
Butter: choice reserve, % to 25c
ST. Louis, Sept. Flour: xxx
and choice Fall, IS so to So so;
family, So to So rs; fancy, 81 % o
IS 90. Wheat: No. ,, red winter,
81 SO to 81 10. Corn: mixed, G3lc.
Rye, - to Use. Pork, S2l g. 10
sd 10. Lard, l25c. Bacon: shout
dcrs, Ole; clear rib sides, l3s5 to l3ic;
clear sides, l35 to l32c.
Richland beacon., 1875-09-04
Short Hints Concerning Sickness.
Don't whisper in the sick room.

ION W lll> per III inc >!Ch room.
When the doctor comes to see yuu rcmcm.
Der how many pairs OF stairs he has 10 climb
every day, and % down 10 him If you are
well enough.
When You are sitting up nights with a pa
tient he sure to have something Ia eat. if YOU
wish 10 save yourself unnecessary eXhau--
ton
Remember that sick ucope are not nescs.
Sarily dlotic Or imbecile, and that il i, not
always wise TO try to persuade them Tia, their
# rs are imaginary They may ev-n at
times know best what they need.
Ii you have a sick friend TO whom yo,
wish To be of use, do not content yourself
with sending her flowers AMI lcly, but lend
her some of your pictures 10 hang in place of
hers, or 4 bronze to replace the one at which
she Is 80 tired of staring.
Don't nave needless conversations viii, the
doctor outside of the >ick-rOum Nurhin.
will excite or irrtate nervous uatirur
sooner. If you have such conversation,
don tell tie patient tliat the doctor SAID
! nothing He wont believe you, and he
will imagine the wors, possible.
In lifting the sick, do not take them by the
shoulder and drag them up on the pillows.
but get some one to help you. Let one stand
on one side of the patient the o;her opposite.
| then join hands under the shoulders and hips,
| and lift steadily and promptly together This
metlod is easy Tor those who lift, and does
not disturb the one who is lifted.
Do no, imagine that your duty is over when
You have nu.sed your patient through his
Illness, and he is about the house, or per
haps gong ont again. Strength does not
come back IN moment, and the days when
little things worry and little efforts exhaust.
when the cares of business begin to press, but
the feeble brain and hand efu>e TO think and
execute, are the most trying to the sick one,
and then comes the need of your tendcresr
care, your most unobtrusive watchlulness.-
[Scnbner.
Richland beacon., 1875-09-04
Sherif's Sale,
r. II. Kelly } R. II. Kcpy

R. " ": k ixy $50 R. H. H:K ny. so
L.V.NGttle,. hush ct al L.V, Ncrtles, husb et al
By virtue of two writs OF feri facias, issued
from tie Honorable Parish Court in and for
the Parish Of Richland, State Of Louisiana,
in the above described suits, and to me dircc-
ted, have seized aud will offer for sale To
the highest bidder, within the legal hours, at
the door OF the court house Of said pari'- on
Saturday, the 4th day of Sept, 1875,
the following described properly, situated in
the town Of GirarG, to-wt
Commencing at stake IN the road leading
MOTH hUa the store house-said road running
wes' Of 'he store house formerly occupied by
). II. Riley ! Co--and lying north Of lots
formerly owned ny Mrs l. V. y :,,le-, on the
west ,dc OF SAL road-saii lot commencing AZ
said stake on said road, running north 40
yards thence west 40 wards. thence south
II 10 yards. thence eas, lao yards TO place OF
beginnirG.
Terms Of sale--cash with the bcnef, Of
arpraiscmen'.
{. H. MOORE.
Iuly Bis, ls75.-ft. Sheriff
Richland beacon., 1875-09-04
{. L. HINES State of Louisiana,
Ns. [602. : Parish Of RichIand.
a 4. BATE. Parish Court

c. +. HINES State Of Louisiana,
vs.. [602. : Parish Of RichIand,
A \. BATE. Parish Court
DY virtue of writ of iieri facia. issued
ID from the Honorable Parish Court for
sdId Parish and State, in the above entitled
case, and Ia me directed, have seized and
taken into my possession, and will offer for
sale To the highest bidder. IN lots OF not less
Than ten nor more ,han fifty acres, at the door
OF the Count house uf sad parish, within the
legal hours, on
Saturday, The Pad day Of GREATER, 1873.
the following described property to-wit: The
East J of Northwest !, and East ! of South
west of Section the East J Of Southwest
! of Section 8; all in Township II North,
Range Il Fast. containing 100 9O-lOO acres
Also the South east ! Of Section /, and the
Northeast ! of Section Il, the West J of
Northwest ! and the Northwest of South
west of Section - and the South J of the
North and the Southwest ! OF Section | ,
and the South of Sonrh.eas, ! Of Section = :
all in Township l. North, Range East
containing e9i $1,000 acres-,ogcther with
the improvements thereon. Seized as the
property of a. 4. Bate.
Terms If Sale-Cash, with the be letit of
appraiSement. {. II. MOORE.
Rayvillc, La, Aug. 2S,lS75-6t. Sheriff
Richland beacon., 1875-09-04
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.tHcieE,i Aincricas, Ruins.

Or Fed VI l.. 'l.cu. -ru.ae.>, 60: ~" ior,:,
rns .,vi-.", ri Ito Un,;,d States gr,l,-,.al
survey write, t.on TI"r.a A.. :. = VI
To IN Euray VI ,ua,giu N"w-:
Tn Vie lower Au.uu,, we iorr| - Mains a
ore OF ;ao,c cities Ina; axe assembled 20 tie.
Inhabitants p.ipr Ia our u"r.a t,c INDIAN. \
h:-h. strong buIidIng. capable If >;rir"r!uL
m..ny pcup'r. J. located Il, 90 near the center
at jur ciIy. aut IL Il tr'riubc good state of
Preservation. Ia il purpose and location i,
~rcitS !" &c analogous 10 the acropoliS oi an
rlrur eastern nations Around it the houses
were -r"uYcI. Although portions of the
wou!-work are still existing. no signs of cut
rlng with very sharp or metal instruments
could be observed. The stones of which the
main castle is built are yellow, creiaccous
sand-stOtes, broken into approximately rec
tan"uIar pieces and smOOthed on the side
exposed by rubbing them against Others. In
Vulnerable fragments u! pottery, both plain
and painted or glazed, are found in the
vicinity of houses ard towns. ! have col
lectcd as complete series as possible OF the
various designs and cuiorS Of painting, ami
propose TO determine the nature o. the COIOrs
employed. Implements used m the house
hold or for manufacturing purposes, none
we're found, nothing except pottery aud a
few arrow beads. On the San Juan we dis
covered another city, similar to the one yIst
mentioned, and there found charrcd remains
Of nnhusked corn and sheep bones two Zee,
below the surface, where the river had
washed away portion of a i"w "t houses.
Alison. ia his letter. Will describe all tie
things more fully. y, To the a-r OF these
nuns. but little can he ,ad They were
permanent settlements. of people who
amo>t likely followed agricultural pursuits and
raised sheep. No TRAITS or signs "i >"rh are
remaining, bat >liI much of the wood used IN
the construction Of bindings i preserved
These twu facts are aurganlsrIc when the
question OF agc l. considered.
Richland beacon., 1875-09-04
CHERRIES SALE.

reei, Yale & Bowl'ng Pee' Yale " Bowling
vs. No 30 vs.. No 25S
S. H. Riley y Co. ctaI) H. T. Vckers & Co.
King X Brother ". II. F. NickerS l32S.
All in the lIrh D,tric, CONF, Parish Of Rich
lanI, State OF louisiana.
Dl virtue of three wri'S OF frCi fIciG', is
ID sued in the aLyve suits, have seized
and taken into my possession AID will offer
for sale al public auction, nj the !oor ct the
Court House Of said Parish, Il, Rayville, La,
between the hours ii IL o'clock, 4 VI. and
O'Clock Z. VI on
Saturday, the 4th day of Sept, 1875,
the following described property. together
WIKI all the Buildings and Improvements
thereon. situated in the Parish II Richland
and belonging to tie defendant Henry Felix
EickerS. towit:
2-Thc $. F.. ! of y. F. Nv Of n.
f. !, $. W ! of n r. n. W. ! of 5. f..
! y. W ! offs f.. /, n l.. | of n. W. ! Of
Section s. :. and W ! of n W. ! of Sec. .,
Township 10 North, Range , East, each ub-
DIVISION containing 30 acres more or less, and
10 bc sold in bots a per plat 20 he exhibited.
Terms Of Sal, credit of twelve
months. purchas To give Bond " It'll apo owed
security viii mortgage retained upon the prop
crry sold. Cost cash
{. u. MOORE,
Sheriff.
RnyvlIe, La Ar 3, lS7j.-r'. siSlG-2G.
Richland beacon., 1875-09-04
Tribute Of Respect.

HALL RAYyrLLr GRANGE No. 80 p. OF H., }
Rayvie La, Sept. 2nd, 1875.
Whereas, In the mysterious wisdom {
Providence, we are called t. mourn the death
Of our worthy Fro. W. A. Scott, who depar-
ted this life on Friday. the 30lh July, 1870
Therefore be it resolved
l>t, That, III the death of Bro Scott, ON
Grang,. has lost one of IL best and brightest
members, who by his courteous and ailabc
manners rndcareI himself To Us all.
2n,l, That we bow in humble subm; s>on
10 the will at Him, vino is too wise to err and
too good 20 be unknh.
3rd, That the sympathy Of this Grange lie
extended 10 liis bcrcaved widow and family III
this dark day of their trials and atilIct.on.
iril. That blank page in our minutes be
inscribed 10 the memory Of our departed
brother and copy of these resolutions be
furnished hIs family and published IN the
RIcHLAND BEACON.
j y PITTS,
T. NJ RYAE,
Committee.
Richland beacon., 1875-09-04

The idea that an inflated circulating
medium is business necessity in this
country is fallacy, delusisn and a
snare. We might convert iron into a
circulating medium and business
would assimilate itself to this state of
things and make it necessity. 1t is
not business-or rather commerce.
that neeessitates a certain quantity
Of the circulating medium, but it is
the circulating medium Itself thai,
regulates these things. There is
plenty of specie to keep commerce
moving A decrease in currency
would only reduce the price of COM
mOdies-not destroy them nor prevent
them moving in the direction where
they are needed. Money is of no
value or Importance only 50 far as it
represents the value of commodity,
as a convenience in the matter OF
transportation, and the greater the
bulk Of any given commodity it
represents the more convenient 1t
becomes in this respect. Hence the
faIlary of imagining that cart loads OF
il are necessary to the business OF
every community.
Richland beacon., 1875-09-04
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Success SiOn Sale.
State of Louisiana. Parish of Rich
land, Parish Court.

State OF Louisiana. Parish of Rich
land, Parish Court.
Succession of p. S. Mulhirn decd.
BY Virtue of an order of sale issued by
the Hon. Parish Court in and for the Parish
and State aforesaid and to me directed, will
proceed TO offer for sale on the premises of
the said p. S. Mulhirn, decd, at public auc-
ton, To the last and highest bidder and with
in the legal hours of sale on
Tuesday, the 9Th day Of October, 1875,
the following described properly, to-wit
The 5. T.. quarter Section and n. w. quarter
Section, South half of y f. quarter and East
halfof 5. w. Section IS Townshipl6 North,
Range 6 East; the 5. f. quarter of \. f.. quar-
ter Section Is, Township l6 North, Range 5
East, containing in the aggregate 500 acres more
or less. An undivided one-haIf interest Of
which land was purchased by F. 5. Mulhirn,
Deceased, from II. +. Nickers. by a Notarial
Deed, passed before w. p. Mangham, Recor-
der of Richland Parish, State of Louisiana,
on the It'll day of August, 1871, and OF record
in the Recorders Office of said Parish and
State. in Notara Book &, page 376 and 377.
The remaining half interest was purchas ,d
by the said Deceased from the said II. +.
Hemler, Deputy Recorder Of said Parish and
State on the 18th day of August, 1873, and Of
record in the Recorders Office in said Parish
and State, in Mortgage Book ID. page $50 and
I5l.
Also the n. +. quarter of n. Z. quarter
Section -, Township l6 North, Range )
East Said lands to be sold in subdivisions of
not less than 10 nor more than % acres Of
land, as per map TO be exhibited on day OF
sale -Four head at mules Free oxen; Ihir-
ty head of stock hogs, One light OK wagon,
Six lows and gear, Six wedding hoes, -Four
sweeps, lot Of carpenter and bIacI smith >
tools, and one account against q. W. Collins
for $.
Terms of sale, cash on the spot, at not less
than the inven,oried appTaisement, copy OF
which will be referred to on day Of sale.
e. III. MOORE,
Sheriff
Rayv.iic, La, Sept ili, lS7j-1t
Richland beacon., 1875-09-04
J y PITTS,
i. NJ RYAE,
Committee .

a man went into furniture room al Mon
la the miior day and sat dawn on a wooden
bo;iU,ned chair lie Immediately arose aud
danced aud howl led like the widest kind of
d"rvr,h. Ihe proprietor inquired il he had
az attack st any kind. A tack = yelled
,h" n,n, Il >hruld say -; and the con-
loun l.l linn. stood Oh L. lead too
Richland beacon., 1875-09-04
SHERIFF. SALE.

Thomas Jones } State Of Louisiana,
vs.. G?9 Parish of RchIand,
d. G. Abcr. Parish Court
By virtue of writ of seizure and sale is
sued from the Honorable Parish Court of said
Parish and State, in the above entitled case,
and TO ire directed, | have seized and taken
into my possession, and will oiler for sale To
the highest bidder, within the hours prescribed
by law a; the door of the Court House If
said Parish, on
Saturday, the End of October, 1875,
the following described property, to.wit
The south half Of northwest quarter, the
northwest quarter of north west quarter, aud
west half of west half of southwest quarter
of Section number four, Township seventeen
North, Range seven East, containing one hun
Died AID sixty acres of land seized as the
property Of ID. e. Aber.
Terms of sale-Cash, with the benefi, Of
appraisemert
CHI. MOORE,
Aug %, 1S75.-6t Sheriff.
Richland beacon., 1875-09-04
\ GOOD HONE FOR SOME ONE.
FOR SALE
NEAR DELHI. LA.

lS1 acres Of land; 22o acrr,..r cultivation,
a ucw dwelling. containing tiNe rooms: all
cat houses necessary for labprcr> a Iaige,
new gIn huu~c .tw - saw gIn aud new
belt ncrrus'- nav licr>r En":uc--a Success.
la fact. VERIFYING Ia perfect order pr farm
.n". Cool wells Of water, good gard Is,
orchards at tie best quality Of all tie select
kinds ct fruits, containing peaches apples,
pears. H. ounces. aPrirols, rinns, cherries,
grapes, IA pb"n.rS, strawberries, etc etc. and
M fact, everything To make home pleasant.
All above over iEnw. one mile HuTih. west of
Delhi, on thu V, :. y D. l. X
Price SIS uu per acre, onc-half cash, bal
ance one and two years time.
Ii NOT sold before the fir>t of November,
1870, viii be Withdrawn from The market.
The society oG pclni i rs GOOD a, any in
the Stac-good t,.OOl> and churches, Meth
odi-f, Baptist. Presbyterian aud Catholic.
Titles good Change Of ba>iI,,.>s is the rea-
son as gnrd Tor this extraordinary offer.
Apply To Wiley =. Man2Gain, at Ray, lie.
la, or the undersigned, on the premises or AT
Delhi, La. JOHN { STANSEL.
August DIST 1871
Richland beacon., 1875-09-04
Succession Sale.


H''.-s.u' - Jn"" 7 4..a,. t,..f.t..
p >: ..r Of ava order u, ,rl. issued .a.a
',ir i!v'.ogaba Parish Cour ID anal T..
L." I-r.~. 90. lIru.ui. .n -. mate % .l..
.;rr,--. 90: lo,.u +. NaI,.,. ..rr,a-,.t. ,... ra.
me directed, - administrator Il .a,i -l....>.
SION, Will otter TOR ,ai,' on The plantation and
AZ rhr late residence oi the deceased. at ,ubllc
auction, on
Wednesday, the 9th day Of Oct. 1915,
all the property. personal and real, belonging
to SAID succession, the personal property con-
sisiing OF one horse and an undivided one
half interest in eight mules, two wagons,
three plows, one set Of blacksmith tuol>, SIX
sweeps, twenty-five head o, cattle. more or
less, and on old buggy. The real estate con
>I>,iug of an undivided one.hai interest IN
the following described lands, TO wit:
The w. of fractional y. W. ! of y. r.
sec. >. y. OF :. W ! sec Is and that part
OF ) W ofS W section Il lying north ri
the Cutoff " OF y FL sec II, al! III
Township l. North Il Is East
The fractional Ea,, ! of the north west
fractional quarter, and the north Of the south
west quarter, On west bank of Bu'Gf river
descending, in section - the north cas-
quarter Of section II the south al HOitI
east quarter and north hall OF south east
quarter, aud south halt of south west quarter,
and south west quarter of south east quarter,
section II; the west half Of south west
quarter Of section the ives. half Oi section
and NORTH hat ul south east quarter, and all
that purI"H Il >uU'l ha.to south east quarter
west IL the cIjI-,!L IA section ! /, oii H luwl-
ship : = North, Range - East. Tny south east
GLtrtcr al south west quarter, and south half
AID north east quarter OF south east quartet
section - and tie Lurih half of north east
quarter. north west quarter section, and west
halt ui suUtn west quarter, section Is the
,l>, half of 7crruu %, and north cas-, quarter
uf section -, Township Il North, Rang" >
East Also an undivided onc-haIi interest in
the following land situated m NOrchou>e
parish Lot one IN section -. lot, ,, t.. :
and S in section 20, Township - North,
Range Fast.
TO he sold in lot, of not less ilian 10 nor
more than - acres.
Term, OF sale, cash, at not less than the
invemtoried aPprssement
b. MYRICK,
Rayvllie, La, Sept It'll ls7l.-:jt Admr
Richland beacon., 1875-09-04
BEACON


Jit.r iremhers Of lhr
hpm"cF1rr.s'pr"sa o' this state claim
tina, the party was completely Ills
.os-anisrd when it entered ia,o an
alliance with liberal republicans and
rclormrrS, and tha, il is now wilhont
"a organ, or executive committee,
,icny ing he right or authority OF III"
crmuiiire of which Col. L. II. Mari
j. chairman 10 AT in that cnpaciry:
that a reorganization Of the party j.
absolutely necessary to action in the
rampaign of 1916. In view Of these
facts several PARISHES are engaged in
holding mas,>nicclings preparatory To
holding a state convention this fsll.
Npw while we acknowledge that
be- party is in partially disorgauz,.d
condition nnd the Importance of Il
complete and t!iorongh reorganization
IF The party, we do not admit that
ne fusion ncccSstatcd the rliSorgaui-
cation of the party, for each party to
'hr alliance explicitly reserved thc
r Sh' of maintaining It's separate and
distinct organization, stating that the
fusion was entered into for a specific
purpose. As it is supposed that III,
democratic party in this state will b,
composed of all who are opposed I,
radical rcpubl;canism, when complete
ly organ; re for the next campaign, i
seems To Us that the wise policy q
those who desire its success would b,
to harmonize This element and Us,
every honorable effort TO bring into
She party all the recruits from III,
other parties 10 the fusion possible
instead of attempting to drive from
,ts ranks those who claim to belong
20 the party, upon mere technlca!ltlcs
1t strikes US that tie policy being
rur, ued by those who deny TIT
authority of the Mari committee am
ignore its advice in toto, will have ;
Designating and injurious effect,
Consultation with some Of III,
democrats of Richland parish la,
convinced Us that this is the propc
view of the matter. And, while on
people are agreed that the campaign
struggle will be between the demo
Gratis and republicans, and that al
who oppose radical republicanisn
will have to do 50 under the banne
Of the democratic parry, they decline
actin, prcmaiurcly AMI ink tn,
proper policy is to harmouize The
conservative element instead o
creating discord. They think it j,
too early. and that it is very in
suspicious time to begin to agitat'
the minds Of the people with politica
questions. that may not have . par
in the camgaisn, so long before III,
campaign opens. They wish to della,
the excitement and turmoil of
heated political campaign as long a
possible, and give their attention tn
remainder of this year to their Ow
private affairs, the gathering an
selling of their crops and settling Z
their debts and preparing for thei
next crops. Seeing no necessity fO
immediate political action and break
ing the pace and quiet that noS
reigns in the parish and perhap
giving check to industry at yer,
busy season, the people o: Richlan
will hold DO mass-meetings or cor
ventions this fall, thinking there wi
be time enough in 1876 to conduc
the campaign Of 1876. But W
guarantee that, when the time doe
come in their opinion to act, they wi
I've found AT their posts, ready to d
their duty as promptly and cheerful
i'll the future as they ever have in th
past.
Richland beacon., 1875-09-04

4 young lady teacher in Sunday school
in th,s cry last Sunday caugh, boy smiling.
She asked What are you laughing at! =
"No,hiug num-, was the answer. Il know
better, sdid the teacher severely: Now
tell me what 1t is. johnny looked fright
ened, As he mu,lcringly sand III see
yer newspaper sticking out, mum. The
teacher sat down suddenly and arranged
things.