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PREFERRED SPECIALS.
Dallas, July hiNi,


We hope our readers will mol forget tho Old
F0lkh u0noerl on Tuesday aud "Wednesday
evening, ~ viii ho We'll worth the price olad'
miAHion 10 500 our pallaa musicians dressed
In tho ancient eoNlunca, without oven honf'
linz them AlnH u word, II will certainly be
the grandoai chorus ever heard IN our city
nnd with ~ many of our host singers, no
doubt n viii bo tho host concert over given
IN Dallas,
Children under ton years oi nge VIII no nd'
mltled for half price JnlyMd2l
JLar received NJ the milwaukee, Iloor Hall,
gOB Main street, n large quantity ~ lht cole'
brnied Frankfort Lager Beer 1'hls beer n
superior 10 ANY IN the United AialeA. II also
has received imported llheln wine 0uAnAH'
TnrD runm.
Tho proprietor has engaged rrof IhngoH
string baud 10 give concerts NJ hln hnll every
evening. lulyidOt
OnAM ior watches aud jewclry, All goods
engraved FREQ Of charge.
DO YOU wantn suitable present for u
IricndY You cnn mud II NJ Grams, nom q
nne gold watch aud chnin down 10 u little
ring. And remomborlt VIII DO beautifully
engraved FREQ of charge.
H. NJ, DRAM haa IN his employ Quo of III,
beat watchmahem IN tho state, komembel
this when you 10 10 have your watches ~
paired.
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A crowded house greeted the Old
Folks, lust evenIngon thoir llrsi appear
ance In our city, every available seat
being occupied. The pariicipators were
appropriately cosIumed In the days OF
'76, and sustained the characters In n
way that would have surprised the
original old folks themselves. The
singing was perfect, and Prof. Boards
lee may well congratulate himself up
on the success which has attended his
efforts In our city. The entertainment
viii be repeated this evening, and
those desiring to enjoy u rich musical
treat should not fail to attend. The
HERALD trusts that the house will
again be crowded, aud thus, while
showing our appreciation and love for
merit and ability, aid and assist n most
worthy and lauda BILE enterprise.
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deayOr again 10 have the rolls properly
made Ollt,
WeleaVe The eill1ens 0fthe county W
Judge where The blame attaches ~ lllia
delay aud confusion in mo enllefllnl'
Ut llie school lakes, anl trust liAl lle
present COnnlY Court, composed phlsl.
IN Of new members, viii all ana assist
tho splODl hoard in carrying oll we
provisions Of tho law, anl not lInW
obstacles Ia ~ way, ~ Their pTeleees'
snrh have done,
The different newspapers ~ llle plly
aud county are respectfully felueHlpu
~ publisli THESE statements
lslguedl W.LCABlLL,
BlIeeiuT ffrnluet No !,
las. u, hWlhpELiAi
Precinct MAJ
ELAN SHARPE,
rfnelnpl No, -
~, NASH,
"'' Precinct Noa'
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syuoDs,s of Council Proceedings.

Council met, His Honor and all the
members present except Aldermen
Grove, Davis and Tompklns.
Minutes of last meeting read and APP
proved.
His Honor submitted u communities
ton In regard to the Dallas and Wich.
ita Railroad, recommending the APP
pointment ola committee on railroads,
to guard and represent the interests of
the city, whl,h was received, and Al
dermen Ervay, Mclure, Crowdus and
0benchain appointed rs such commit
tee.
A resolution repeating the order to
build bridge on Taylor street was
adopted.
The Committee on Ways and Means
referred the matter relating to the
market house bonds back to the Coun-
Gil, without recommendation.
resolution was adopted directi ny
the Finance Committee, together with
the Mayor and Secretary, to destroy
the scrip and coupons that have not
been redeemed and cancelled.
Further time was granted the health
officer In which to make his report in
regard to the erection of pest house.
An ordinance for the prompt collec-
ton of taxes was read a first and sec
ond times, and referred to the commit
tee on ordinances.
Aresolution defining the duties and
authority of the city Marshal was read
a first and second times, and referred
to the committee OH ordinances.
Alderman Obenchain offered the fol-
lowing resolution, which was adopt
ed
Resolved, That the committees on
finance and ways and means he Jointly
requested to Inquire into the
expediency of issuing, by the city gov
eminent, treasury warrants or bills re-
ceivable, not exceeding twenty-five
thousand dollars, of the denomination
Of one, two, three and five dollars,
bearing eight per cent per annum in
terest, which shall be received for all
dues to the city, aud II they should re-
port fayorably, to report 10y ordinance.
On motion, adjourned until next
Thursday evening.
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Worth, the sheriff started him there
Ia charge 0f Deputy Sheriff deorge
Waller When about SIX miles from
the city, IN tho neighborhood Of
Mountain Greek, William asked per-
mission " dismounl, claiming that no
was not riding easy Permission helng
granted, he proceeded 10 dlsmOunt aud
arrange his saddle blanket, hut all The
while keeplng 40 eye on The main
chance, which was s0On pre-
scented by George turning his head
IN take q view NJ the beau
it'll scene that stretched out
before his admirlng gate-lhe broad
aud b0undless prairie with lis emerald
earpellng aud yarlegated howers, lhe
yasl herds of cattle ~ they lelsurely
nlpped tho tempting graha, the bright
aud beautiful clouds m they slowly
moved through the Heavens azure
aud the merry murnurlngH NJ The
brooklet beside him, Hut, ~ before
stated, william WIS waiting for lh'
main chance, lIe didn't take any oi
the beautiful Sin hiS'n," aud ~ deorg'
became enraplured aud list 10 thing
Fansplrlng hero below, William yer,
quietly made tracks for " nelghborlnl
lhlcket, which no succeeded IN reach
Ink Just IN George awoko from his rev
erie, Taking In The situation NJ once
George mounted his horse, but wa
compelled On reaching tho lhlckel 4
dlsmount aud take II afool, all lh'
while keeping up u lively flsllade lron
u pair Of merry nix'shoOtern liul
alaa all attempts 10 recapIure the n
lgitlye we're futile, and George wa
compelled 10 lorego his visit 10 For
Worth aud return home. lilo cam
not back unrewarded, however for hi
labor, bringing with him IN u troph.
the flgltIye'a mare, 10 which the sher
M calls attention In another column
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LOCAL BREvITIEs.
Register! register register!

Register register register!
What has become of the Moon
light Club?
Candidates are making things live
ly In the rural districts.
business IN Judge Burtord's court,
yesterday, was very light.
Prepare for the grand tournament
on the 18th of next month.
There was no dlminution In the
arrival of watermelons yesterdy.
Large quantities of lumber, like
the Star of Empire, continue to wend
Westward.
The case Of McInturil, at the re-
quest of his attorney, was again post
poned yesterday.
1t Is rumored that new bank.
with large capital, will shortly begin
business In this city.
old Folks tonight. Don't neglect
the opportunity of visiting them. II
may never occur again.
Jerry Brown has opened an Ice
house on Market street, and dlspenses
the frigid luxury al two cents pei
pound.
Dallas produce commission mer-
chants are doing a heavy business In
the way of shipping grain to New Or
leans and Galveston.
Mr.. ]. b. Wilson shipped four car
loads of cattle to st. Louis, yesterday.
Like those previously shipped by him,
they class A l, and will no doubt COM
mand a good price in the market.
The luxury ola battle in one of
Wilson's elegant bathing tubs is ap-
preclated by any one who is com PEELED
to run around all day in the heat and
dust.
"A raid was made on the warlike
ooons IN Freedmantown, Monday
night, by the Sherifi's deputies, but no
captures were made. Several shots
were fired by the deputies, but no one
was hurt.
The election for delegates to the
Constitutional Convention takes place
one week from next Monday. Those
who desire to vote, aud every citizen
who Is qualified should, must register
before the County Clerk.
The murderer Of Lively still re-
mains at large. A large force of the
Sheriff7s deputies are still in pursuit.
Nothing has yet been heard from
them BY Sheriff Barkley to indicate
that any clue has been discovered Of
the murders whereabouts.
Lone looks for moment at cas-
cade, hui one sits for hours, lost In
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Arrnsl nrnn AIleuea Mnrarrer.

Sheriff liar.loy yesterday received u
dispatch from tho sheriff Of drayaon
county, informing him That ho had
captured Wallace West aud placed him
In Jail IN sherman, Sheriff liarkley
Immediately dispatched deputy u
escort WeHl 10 this city, whore M In
dlotment IL pending against hlm fol
the murder Of Captain Montgomery,
In the eastern portion Of this county
The murder WIS committed In 1877, II
what N known m the Coaia neighbour
hood, on the Ilast Fork, aud grow ouI
Of n trivial aud uplmporlnnt affair.
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Theodore Hauaan, charged with
committing u nuisance by exposing
his person In public place. plea Of
guilty, aud fined 20 aud costs,
Henry Jones, colorcd, charged with
using profane aud obscene Language In
II public place; plea OF guilty, aud fined
~ and costs.
Jennie Clifford, Minnie Silver and
Hattie Moore, residing ina house OF
ill-hme; ploa of guilty, and fined 50
aud costs each.
Mrs, Bandlna, charged with resid-
lug In n house of lll-hmc; tried 10y u
Jury who found the delen dnnt not
guilty.
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thought and gazing upon the still wa
tore " a lake, says halzae, 81 feel We
when we SOC fal man ~ woman NJ
the dlnner-lable, but llialgae again
"yIolent gesture or quick movement
Inspires involuntary dlsrespeelN 30
feels ihe festive NY when . " N, ~ q
v, w, attempted 70 destroy the Insect
with hasly swish Of . napkin o.
palm'leaf fan,
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Released,

twin no remembered by the read
era ol rnf HERALD that the stove and
lInware establishment ~ Mr. Jacob
Dennl was closed somo days aga by q
Deputy United States court, on orders
issued from tho Federal coart The
order, doublleAs was orroneoualy made
w II WIS revoked yesterday, aud The
establishment turned over 10 Mr. Den
nj, who will conduct tho buslneHa ~
heretofore,
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A slight rain began ~ fall about y
o'clock yesterday morning, aud con
tinued sufficiently long 10 lay The dust
We might have had q iirsl'elass show
" II all lhe did women town hadn't
Jumped out Of bod ~ soon ~ they
heard tho first drop paller on the roof
aud commenced fishing around for old
barrels, tubs, kettles, etc. 10 put under
the apouls aud "drips," Of course, ~
socn ~ they got things fixed, II quit
raining,
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An individual giving the name Of
William Atcerson, and claiming to
hall from Kansas, was arrested yester-
day by Sheriff Barley us u suspected
horse-thief. He had line mare In
his possession, which he was offering
at such u price as to leave no doubt
but what she had been stolen. Think
Ing, perhaps, that Williams might be
wanted In the neighborhood Of Fort
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DALLAS, July ., 1876.

10 the citizens and publcgenerally;
| feel u n sense Of duty of mine 10 make
known TO the public Tor their benefit, that
have been 0tilicled with rheumatism and
rheumatic govt for several years, and for the
last ak months | nave been confined TO my
bed moro than half the time by the above
Diseases. was induced by friends 10 try DR..
Coleman's Electro Vapor and Medicated
Baths, and though having no faith In them
they have effected permanent cure OF my
rheumatism nnd rheumatic govt. Yours re-
specially, j, DUANE,
No. iO3 Main street, Dallas, Texas.
julyliulm
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
st. Louis Law School.
Law Department Of washlgtor

Law Department of Washington
University
a, me regular annual term of this Law
school VIII opn Que Wednesday, October lS.
100. run course, two terms, six months
each. students adm tied TO the Senior Class
on examination, by application on or before
october 18th. Tuition, $50 first year $50 sec.
ond year, including use of Library. For par.
uculars address. G. NJ. STEW RT
Dean of Law Faculty, 9OS, N. Third
July @-d3mj street, St. Louis, Mo.
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MosArn. A. \, Jett and u, q, HcegaT
are duly authorized travelling agents Of
Tnr DALLAS HERALD PRINTING CONF
rANy, with full authority TO solicit aud
receipt for subscriptions, advertising
aud job work, from this date until
farther notice. W, q. HOLLAND,
hunlrcsa Manager
Italian IulN 4. lkJ1.
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No,ice 10 the I'ubiio,

Taken FROM thief this morning, an iron
gray, four 0r nye yonlH old, nbout ~ hands
hgl, branded q on right shoulder nnd y on
the lot shoulder and supposed Ia be- nom
Inrrnnt county,
Twin keep the above animal thiuy days
aud unless claimed aud charges paid boy thai
time, viii proceed 10 sell her Tor the bencnI
OF tho county,
JAS, u, nARKLEY, hherlf
I.I.
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NOTIOE.

All delinquent stock Ia the
Dallas Heal Estate ana Isuiid'
Ing Association, will be sold Ia
the highest bidder al public
auciion. on Wednesday. The ili'
dizzy Of August, 1879. Sale al
the corner Of Film aId AusiiiI
streets, AZ q. o'clock IA.
a. Il. BARRY,
Secretary ANA Treasurer ID. IL
~. ANA ~. Association.
my " hlhl
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CITY BUSINESS.


I, penni doslrea 10 inform his friends and
tho public generally HAT he has re0penod
his business house, on ho square, north Of
the courthouse, whore he viii Keep con
alanlly an haud splendid stock Of Stoves
aud flnwnro All work In his line viii he
donehy lhe bpRt nj worlsmen Satisfaction
mInInnlnh. InlY 9D-dlm
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9ailg 4srala.
WEDNESDAY MORNING Iplr A.


NJ reslaeaee, sevneF rseine avenue
a.a 1easlan streets, esnbfaeisg halt .
hIssh ~ eFau.a, with % we'll finished
sne.sieFs saa basemesi reeh'eoneEe's
buiidiag, aud al neeessaFy out-buiih'
Tags, ese, AZ early applicant may No
saFe hasgaia,
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small pnx.

We have procured fresh vaccine virus, and
Will vncclnnte those desiring II, NJ our office,
corner OF Main and Lamar streets, between
the hours OF 10 A. NJ. ana Pan.
POPE 4 LOCKE.
July Is tf
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For sale or exchange, for unlmprovcd lots
In city OF Dallas, No. Arion Plano. En-.
qulre of NJ. y. PIERCE,
Iyl0dlw At 10. 4. Lylo's Book store.
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rns DAILy nnnALD

viii ~ ieuaa oa sails ~ ,hs nsws'
hsys sn all tFains of iha 'feksH A"a
ana raeiiie railway, and ~ shs news
stands Ia chs eisy,
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
oF THE
University Of Louisiana.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS.

rracucal opportunities for studying Medi-
cline unequalled by any college In the IInit.
ed States. The professors, accompanied by
the students, visit, daily, the wards OF the
great Charity Hospital, where more than
seven thousand patients are annually
The Forty. Second Annual Session will be-
Kin November 18th, and terminate March
iz'n. Fees the same as charged by ali the
., nss, schools For circular giving full infor.
,,a,,.,,. T. O. RICHARDSON, NJ. D.. Dean.
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Correctly done, and positively by the TIM
fOnif,cd M j, NJ, Grams, d07 Main street,
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nlsGELLlNLl.l
GROCERIES.
?ItH u A& pai 9'Isa s@t
TO CITY RETAIL AND CVuNTRi
MERCHANTS!
Come Fairly ana secure . ilargpin'
Il. APm IA a M.

20 Caser Lemon Syrup percaseuwrrrrs XIV
" Cases strawberry fAluh pnl rilhrfru" 4 T..
an Cases lumHlO fnlhupi QuAilR prf phsr ~
IA Gaspb cave OVhtriH, 2 hNnnHt peg Gust W
10 Cases Worcestershire sauce 70 pms "a,
CHhpa lnndnn lhnW lhnW PMS ppl az.
Ia Gases CnnlillowoE onion and Dnpw -
CHOW llnist lrf rhhnf,t,ff,ff',nuf,HHfu wv
Cnses lauliilnWer, onion ana lhuW a..
Chow, quarts per rAsn.,,r,,,,,,'t'r'''n'n 9W
3 Das0s celery hHlli per rNHrrHgn.H q
, W lnHrs fpnnhthi z u rnuhl lini npNwH,gu' ~
M Cases nuuhnin Mustard, ana prf lne' "
10 Gases nunhaul Mustard, lsh per dnf' ] ~
10 Classes cnpmuna Mustard y w., ppi a.,
dozen .i,t,,f,,,tti. ,,rutt'ir'WrirHn lw
10 Cases Colemnu'H Mustard, y lbl per ava
| NpNhh rup',.fyu,urf" W"uwWWlmW M
| ~ CnsrH Hack Pepper = W. per luHriir' IVY
| ia Cases ualnH bnnpi M l.i prr Oahn,ruuu 4 "
| % CuhuH kNhrlirr hnnp nl lhi prr case un AW
| HD Onsps Candles, UH per lh,rrtut,urur uut 10
| L Cases Cream Tartar, - ~ hoNtii puf Voc s1
/ N Gases Clay Pipes pNr hnNrrw"rrl Nhll I'd
~ Gross lilHcluuHi large per Hinha"' eot ~
| W 0nsh lilnuklne hmnll, peg slem" "tpA "
| 100 N Tobacco, durham lHHli u W. -
/ lhn Us Not for doc, % No per hu,r,tt,'t,,'Hr W
4 Cases linr 'fumbleiH Per dOHsnr,rur,' 70
| u CRspH lierr MuRs, pHr dulrnrr"uu,",'n' sw
LIQUOHg,
| 10 Cnsos WhlsIey Cock Tail, per cnserup ! M
| II CnHpB llnl ROhnuppH, per ciiHc,u,ur,nu,, . ll
| ~ rusrs Amsterdam Nohnhppsi por case 2 M
| ~ CnAoR Brandy Cherries, pel cnhu,,,"'ur y ON
! 40 Cusps Ntrmuutht imported, per cuhuu p W
| = Cmoa Abhynlne, per ohHo","ru"r'"'"''' N v,
! d Cases Pepper Mint per case ,""""","rr, bW
l., Cnpomns pure Apple Vinegar, best
Undo, lg2du
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For Non, ON Ensx Tcrn,s.

The Cosmopolitan Hotel. Apply 10
July l2.d0t JACOB NUSSDA uMlcR
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III % IL 4 q N


All parties having goods stored ~ our
Warehouse lipon when hlplhRe uhh'spA w
due and Owlng, arc hereby notified ~ ehll
aud pay up storage charges Anl lnkp lllrll
pf0pHIfy away " moi done ~ ton DAYS lluNl
his date, public sale thereof VIII BE- lnhln ny
M NJ our Warehouse, ~ lheolly nl plllhAl ln
nOiiOa that W. viii Hnll ~ the expiration ~
len DAYS from this date, 10 pay storage nll
all gOOdR ln our Warehouse upon which
storage III due POINTER, hlllhLDa& CO.
July li'dlOl
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Fifty OF the best Singers In Dallas will give
two Grand Concerts NJ the Courthouse, on
Tonsday and "Wednesday evenings, July 10Th
and 2lst, 1875. These Concerts are under the
direction OF Prof. j. W. Beardslee, aud for
the benefit of DR.. A. p. Smith church. The
Singers will appear dressed in the costume OF
one century ago, and sing the music of the
olden time, Admission 81 %. Doors open ut
half-past o'clock, Concert commences ut
S:l6 See programmes. july 10
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W. q. SICk ELS,
W. ". COX EIl,
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July9O
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Julygl n
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A,nr,i,

W. g, HOLLAND, Secretary
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Malice,

Jas, u, nARHLEy, shcrIG
Richland beacon., 1875-11-01
Destructive Fires.

The press kilograms Of Oct. 2Gth
gave the intelligence to the public Of
four destructive fires, to-wit: First
a large portion of Virginia City was
destroyed, involving a less of millions
of dollars, including mills, churches
banks and almost the entire business
portion Of the city. Secondly, the
greater portion Of Austin, Miss, de-
a'royed, but no particulars. Thirdly
The destruction Of Two large business
houses in Selma. Ala. loss $50 900
four,hly, the destruction Of The Val
ley cotton mills at Stafford, Conn.
These fires not only occasioned
great loss in tie property destroyed,
but caused a great many business
failures in othcc cities, no less than
nine being announced on the same
day with the announcement Of the
fires, many Of hich were said to
have been the result of the fires.
Richland beacon., 1875-11-01
A Deputy SherilfKiI Il Criminal.
An Attempted Escape.
Francois Fort, of New Orleans, the Man.

The FLOWING was received yesterday by
Sheriff Pagan:
Mr.. Fogaa-l captured Francois Fort four
teen miles below here, after being identified
10y me, and he resisted. committed AN assault.
tried to escape, and WAS killed on the spot
| await Coroner inquest
II. L Til BERG,
Deputy Criminal Sheriff
THIBoDAUx, La. Oct %
John McPhelin, District Attorney, n o.:
Your Deputy Sheriff, ii. r. TLebrrg. killed
Francois Fort yesterday. The Coroner
verdict is murder. He will he arrcs.ed in a
few minutes. Tell Pagan. +. l.. WIxDER.
District Attorney 9Th District
From the ThibOdaux Sen'nel
a man who called himself Jean Rou2a.
murc, alias Alphonse Richard, bat whose real
name was Francois Fort, in attempting I,
escape from Deputy Sheriff Theberg of New.
Orleans, and Sheriff Webre, Of this parish.
was k!ledby he former officer Yesterday
afternoon, near Richand. Fort was a flai,ivc
from justice, having na! from New Orlcan,
III July last To escape arrest for having com.
mitted rape on a little girl aged five wears
THIBoDaUX, La October %.
Sheriff FGgGn-Theberg was examined
to-day and sent before the District Cauri
under bond Of $4,000, Will let yon know
Tomorrow the whole particulars.
l.. A. WE'RE.
" o. Bulletin, Oct 2I
Richland beacon., 1875-11-01

fE-T, YALE * .oElsv Sa,a u. I...:...-.
rs. iNu.1., lru,n a ....... .,..r
II. F. V.czess a. 60 NIna I.-.-.., ,...,,.
II vir.vr q. . p.rri"~ WI, ~ h..i r..,.
issued by tie i,oa.-... Ho.....,, ..-.i.,
tuu't ID anal G,- TIE Ir.,a o.. N.L-.s H.,
the above styled aLj numbered -u... s.. 70.
me dirrc;"G, ! hay" -riz,i AMI taken r.,, rr..
?, s>c>-Iu,. and wid offer fer -a,e ~ ,n doc.
If .hc Court House IA the town OF Nayyilp.
within the hours prescribed by law, To he
last and highest bidder, on
Saturday. the lM day oi Dercmjo., .75,
the following described property. with the
Improvements thereon, to wit
\ parcel Of land IN section twenty one in
township sixteen north, range six east, lying
wo>t of the old Alto and Rayviic road, COM
mencin- at a point on the sixteenth section
line, running south seventy yards, thence east
one hundred and forty yards, thence north
severity yards, thence back TO starting point
one hundred and forty yards.
Terms OF sale CASH, with benefit of APP
prai>cment. {. ii. MOORE,
Rayville, La, Nov lst lS75-ot Sheriff.
Richland beacon., 1875-11-01
SHERIFFrS SALE.

n. H. Jennings, ct ri The State Of Lou
Us No39O isiana, Parish of
H. r. Fuckers, q al Richland Fourteenth
District Court.
by virtue of 4 writ of fieri Eacias issued hv
the Honorable Fourteenth District Court in
and for the Parish of Richland, in the above
styled and numbered suit, and to me directed
have seized and taken into my possession
and will offer for sale al the door of Court
house in the town Of Rayville, TO the last and
highest bidder within the hours prescribed by
law, on
Saturday the All day Of December, 4. D. 1873
the following described property, with the
Improvements thereon, to-wit
LIST. About five acres of ground at the vii
lage of Alto, embracing the store houses, old
residence and new residence of said Tickcrs
and the property purchased of Greenwen d
Chapman.
End. The "Andcrson" plantation described
as follows: The north half of section seven
teen, the south east quarter and east half of
the south west quartz! of section eight. town.
ship sixteen north, range seven east, contain
ing $50 80 acres more or less. Said "Ander-
son place to be sold in lots of not less than
ten nor more than fifty acres, as per map, To
be exhibited on day of sale Terms Cash,
with the benefit of appraisement.
e. II, MOORE,
Rayviie, La, Nov. l, 1S75-6t. Sheriff