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u,snt, u~nfsblbar fir 2etben unb S6merSsa ieber Art
~ 50 Gents. Spatt's Sn5a, aur fir grtd.tans
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rem Vlabe su baten Fnb, 70 penbs man f& brett an Sn
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6eimatb unb Gremoe.

Rotnatis unb @radblungen in sroB $40. FOR
t mot elegant brobtrt. L
preis pro Hanb SO Gents. @ebunnen in &ein
wann pro SeHe % Gems. 2 ia
Richland beacon., 1875-11-20
The COushatta Murder.
One of the NicsiclsOns Killed.

4 gentleman who arrived in this
city Friday from COushatta confirms
our special dispatch relating to the
capture of the escaped prisoner Henry
Nicholson, under sentence of death
for the murder of the peddler, Marcus
Young, in June last The same gen
tleman also reports that the other
murderer, George Nicholson, was
killed by the authorities in pursuit,
but only after a desperate struggle
with the escaped felon.
The escape, as detailed in our
special dispatch, was evidently con-
cocted plan from the outside, but it
appears the Shcriff's deputies pursued
holly and overlook their man, when
the above encounter took place. The
other brother, Henry Nicholson, will
be executed on the Goth of this
mcnth-N. o. BulIetin.
Ner Orleans Bulletin, llth: The
following dispatch was received last
night: "Coushatta, La, Nov. 10,
pm. - Editor Bulletin: Henry
Nicholson, the murderer, was captured
near Sparta, by the Sheriff of Benville
parish. He is now in Jail here. No
death warrant has yet been received
from the Governor. George Nicholson
the brother, is still at large"
Richland beacon., 1875-11-20
SHERIFF'S SALE.

R. T. Jennings, ct al The State of Lou
Vs No390 isana, Parish of
H. +. Fuckers, ct al Richland, Fourteenth
District Court.
BY virtue of a writ of fieri facias issued by
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 at the door of heCourt
house in the town Of Rayville, to the last and
highest bidder within the hours prescribed by
law, on
Saturday the 4h day Of December, A. d. 1875,
the following described property, with the
Improvements thereon, to,wit:
lst. About five acres Of ground at the viii
lage of Alto, embracing the store houses, old
residence and new residence of said Vickers
and the property purchased Of Greenwich =
Chapman.
2nd. The "A nderson" 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.
log $50 .52 acres more or less. Said sander
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
CHI. MOORE,
RayviII". La. Nov. ! .Is75-6t sl"rif
Richland beacon., 1875-11-20

Ex-senator Pease, postmaster Of
Vicksburg, did not agree with Ames
in regard to the necessity of employ
ing U. S. troops in Mississippi. The
sequel has proven that they were not
needed for any purpose only to carry
the election for the republicans but
that was just what Ames wanted with
them, and Grant is angry because he
could find no pretext for rendering
Ames this assistance. For this reason,
and because this colored postmaster
showed a desire to act independently
of Ames' wishes, off goes his official
head. Grant removed him without
even consulting the Postmaster Gen.
eral. These are the reasons, and
nothing more.
Richland beacon., 1875-11-20

,. BcIdoa, Joseph Bernstein,
is. No.3iI is. No SIS.
Jane VI. OweA ct al JAMS W. Orcl y
{ john J. O,rea.
10y virtue oftwo writs of fieri facias, first
ID issued from the lIh District Court for
the Parish of Richand, State of Louisiana the
other from the Parish Court of said Parish, in
the above entitled cases, and to me directed,
| have seized aud taken into my possession
and will offer for sale AT public aacton at the
door of the Court House in said Parish, with
in the legal hours on
Saturday the lth dag of Dtccmbr, "A. d. 1873,
the following described property situated in
Richland Parish, belonging to Mrs. Jane NJ.
Owen, to-wit:
An undivided half Of Lots >, 3, 1, and 8,
! of S f !, F. J of S W INV of 5 W !,
w J of n W ! Of Sec 81 and W t section
% Township 10 n, r east, n f ! Of sec
ron Township IS n X East, n Fl sec n
f of f. !, W of 5 F. section %, Town.
ship 10 n II : East
| Also an undivided one-eighth of the same
! land seized as the property Of John J. Owen,
/ and also an undivided one-cighth of same
/ land seized as the property of George W.
1 Owen said land 10 be sold in lots of not les.
| than ten nor more than fifty acres. as per map
| to be exhibited on day Of sale.
| Terms Of sale, cash with benefit of ap-
prai>ement {. ii. MOORE,
| Rayville, La, Nov.l. 1875. 5s6t Sheriff.
Richland beacon., 1875-11-20

IN ancient darkey was arraigned, tried
aaa proven guilty Of petit larceny, in one
10 courts OF a neighboring parish. The
jnise called him up to receive sentence, andf
commenced with the inquiry:
What is your name?"
eCipio Hannibal, sah," he replied.
Well, Clip, what country clsims the honor
Of your nativity and cul,nre?"
aSahi" he asked, in bewilderment
@Where were You born and raised!'
sOh! in Airicky, sab"
. Do they have any laws in that country -
sYes, sab"
sDo people steal from one another there >
Yes, san, sometimes"
SWhat do they do with them when they
csscA them at it, ike You have. been caueht?'
well, sab" said Clip. rolling the whites of
his eycs up in pethetic manner, dey jes
shames 'em q little and turns EN- Loose
His Honor took the him. "shamed Clip a
pfiIe and turned him loose.
Richland beacon., 1875-11-20

The Dallas papers contain the fol-
lowing: The question arises, why
did the deputies fire upon the man be-
fore they were certain be was the one
they were looking for:
Several deputy sheriffs on Saturday
night last received information that
the notorious desperate, John Wesley
Hardin, was in the city. They were
conducted to q house by the informant
and on entering was met by q man
with six-shooter, whom they took
for Hardin, and firing commenced
The man was killed and turned out to
be man named Frank Monroe. The
case is surrounded with some strange
facts, and the man McGee who give
the information, it is thought, wished
to get Monroe out of his way. Law
officers should use great prudence.
Richland beacon., 1875-11-20
John Chaffe, Brother & Son I
VS.. No. $50
Prior L. Gwin.

John Chaffe, Brother & Son !
VS.. NO. 800
Prior L. Gwin.
The State of louisiana, Parish of Richiand
Fourteenth District Court.
b. virtue of writ of seri facas issued by
the Honorable Fourteeutt District Court in
and for the Parish of HIGHLAND in the above
styled and numbered snit, have seized and
taken into my possession, and will offer foI
sale, al the door of the Court House in the
town of Rayvile, said Parish. to the last and
highest bidder, within the hours prescribed by
law, on
Saturday. the An day Of December, 1875,
the following described property, with all the
Improvements thereon, to-wit:
The north east quarter of Section eigh.
teen; the north east quarter of the north ives,
quarter, the north west quarter of the south
west quarter and the north west quarter OF
the south east quarter of section eighteen
township fifteen moth, range SIX east; con
tanning in the aggregate two hundred and
eighty acres more or less. Said land to be
sold in subdivisions of not less than ten, mol
more than fifty acres, as per map, to be ex-
nibited on day of sale.
Terms of sale, Cash with benefit of ap.
praisement. C. II. MOORE,
kayviIe, La, Nov lst 1S75-6t. Sheriff.
Richland beacon., 1875-11-20
Gov. Tildcn and the Springfield
Republican.

The Springfield Republican is still
for Gov. Tilden, and if it means as to
where he stands next year that 1t will
support him as democrat, just so he
continues to make war on the Tam
many ring, we can clasp hands with
it, but if it means that he must join
the liberal republicans to get its sup
port, then we cannot join hands with
it. But here is what it says about
our candidate for president:
The New Haven Register is anxious
to know what The Republican will
do, next year Can't quite say. We
never cross streams till we get to them
The Republican supports Gov. Tildcn
against the field, now, in his crusade
against corruption in New York.
What it will do about him, next year,
on the national arena, and with
national issues, depends upon where
be is then, who are with him, and
what other people have TO offer in the
wav of men and measures The Re
publican thinks it quite likely it will
have the opportunity OF supporting
Gov. Tildcn TOR president, next year,
and quite likely it will be glad to
embrace it. 1t hopes for a still better
man-it would be willing, to-day, to
compromise on having SO good an one.
Now, as a good deal more pertinent
matter, is the New Haven organ in
favor of Connecticut delegation to
the democratic national convention
that will earnestly support Gov.
! Tilden's nomination
Richland beacon., 1875-11-20

Democratic rule, thus far, will do
very well for those who love peace and
quietude and general good behavior,
but what do such people care for the
wishes or necessities of q newspaper
reporter? For the last two days we
have been without the least sensation
of any sort whatever, and criminal
circles have been utterly barren OF
interest. If everybody tries to be
orderly and respectable, how in the
dickens is the reporter to pander to
the tastes of those who delight in q
rehearsal of criminal doings when
there is none? We have no desire to
be captious or cynical, but local re.
porters ought to have rights as well
as other people.-Vicksburg Herald
Who wouldn't sympathize with a
fellow mortal under such circum.
stances
Richland beacon., 1875-11-20
DIR. TUFTS ENprcie-a,;;.

Ills uurivaied preparation has performed
some q ~. most astonishing cu.'- that are
recorded 40 10" ai,,o.- If ..I,'"ry Patients
s.i!"riu- inf years i,urH the .nII"t> diseases Of
the Lung. after uyuG dIf rent remedies,
spcndm. thousand, "l dollars IN travelling
and d0rtuiiu., have by the u-'' ct Il few bot
ties entirely recovered ,hrir health.
\ :, j'u.ucr at \ l.u. :. {. whites:
NV I,"E. Au-us 80, 1872.
Dr.. Turf:
Dear sir When ~ Aarn last winter,
used your ENpccturant Tor my cough, and
realized more benefit from II than anything
ever took am 80 well that will not 20 to
Florida next winter as | Intended. Send me
one dozen bottles by express for some friends.
ALFRED CUSHING,
1913 West Thrty-tirsr Street
NJ
Richland beacon., 1875-11-20

Two convictions for murder in the
first degree and two dennis Williams
and Anderson Humphreys for rape
on giIls under twelve years of age,
to which the law attaches the penalty
Of death, have taken place at the cur
rent session Of the 18th District
Court, Judge Hougb presiding. These
are all colored men, and their victims
were colored persons; the Grand
Jury which found the indictments
embraced fifteen colored men, and the
petit jurors in these trials were all
colored men. In view of these facts,
We think it will cause evilminded
people to pause in their headlong
career of vice and crime, and we trust
will exert salutary influence in their
repression in the future. 1t is full
time to enforce the criminal statutes
against all perpetrators of these shock
ing crimes, and we notice in all the
States many executions Of criminals
1t anything can arrest this torrent O
crime, and save society from anarchy
it is the speedy execution of justic,
on all criminals.-North Louisiana
Journal.
Surely, there is better day dawn
ing for our State. We have a jur,
composed of colored men for the tern
of the District Court now in session
and we will be greatly surprised
they do not convict every guilty ma
whose case they are called to deliber
ate upOn.-Wdd,son Journal.
Richland beacon., 1875-11-20

Succession of Warren VI. Scott, Deceased.
WHEREAS, w. n. Potts, Dist. Attorney
w protein. has filed in the Office of the
Clerk of the 18th Dist Court in and for the
Parish of Richland, his application for the
administration of the estate of Warren NJ
Scott, deceased
Now, therefore, unless opposition be made
thereto within ten days from the date hereof,
the said w. N. Potts will be appointed adj.
ministrator of the said estate, upon complying
with the requisites of the law.
J. NEWT. PITTS,
Clerk 18th d. CT.
Rayville, La, Nov. Goth. lS75.-2ws.
Richland beacon., 1875-11-20

The recent canard about Gen. John
II. Morgan dying few weeks since
in Oregon, called fourth communica-
ton in the Atlanta Herald, giving all
the particulars Of his murder at
Greenville during the war, which we
propose TO lay before our readers in
our next issue.
Richland beacon., 1875-11-20
'"PrOcrastinatiOn Is the Thief
Of Time.s'

Persons desiring certain indemnify from
loss from fire should not fail to call imme.
diarely a, the old reliable fire tested and time
tried Insurance Agency of J. f. & +. J.
Behen, and insure their stocks and buildings
They represent first class companies of the
United States and do business up right. Try
noy2u-iE
Richland beacon., 1875-11-20
Cherin''s Sale.

A. B. COOPER State Of Louisiana,
vs.. No. 500 : Parish of Richand,
JAMES A. LEGGIrv. Parish Court.
DY virtue of a writ of ier facias issued
ID from the Honorable Parish Court for
SAID Parish and State, in the above entitled
suit, and to me directed, | have seized and
will offer for sale, at the doorof the Court
house, in the town of Rayvile, La, to the
last and highest bidder, within the hours pre-.
scrbed by law, on
Saturday, the 4th day Of December, 1875.
the following described property to-wit:
Two bales of lint cotton and the right to
build and sell the civilians Cotton Press in
and for the Parish of Carroll, Louisiana.
Terms of sale, Cash, with the benefit Of
appraisement.
CHI. MOORE.
Rayville, La, Nov. 90, ls75-St. Sheriff.
Richland beacon., 1875-11-20
The Beccher Scandal Re-Opened.

We are not going TO shock the
modesty of our chaste readers with
a recital of any of the immodest pro-
ceedings of the lascivious organization
of Brooklyn known as the plymouth
church, whose congregation seems to
worship, as well as foster and protect
from discipline, its lecherous pastor,
but ID state few facts in regard to it.
The association of Congregational
ministers of New York and Brooklyn
are considering whether they will con-
tinue TO fellowship Beecher and
Plymouth church or not, and will
probably decide not to, for several
reasons, one Of which is that they
have dropped" from their roll Of
membership the names of Deacon
West and Mrs. Moulton for continued
absence, without trial. Mrs. Moultor
heard of what was up and appeared
in the church on the day Of thi,
strange procedure, to the surprise o
Deecher's admirers, accompanied by
Gen. Pryor, who read her plail
reasons, over her signature. for he
continued absence, which were tina
their pastor was guilty of the doubl
crime of adultry and perjury.
The only way out of this difficult,
left for Plymouth church is 20 Gu
loose from all UNCONVENTIONAL allianc
and set up as an independent organ
, cation, which it is to be hoped it vii
do, and drop out of sight of the worl,
, as responsible church organization
Richland beacon., 1875-11-20
Sale TO Effect Il Partition.

u J. D.1JTES. Parish Cogr',
&.fE.iH KNOTT,dal} S'o:c u L,"iattaa.
DI virrur ola writ Of sale and order of par
ID ,ltion issued from the Hon. Parish Court
~ and for the parish and State aforesaid in
the above entitled suit aud to me directed
| have seized and will uIi,'r for sale at public
auctiOn.at the door of the Court House in said
Parish, at Rayviilc, La. between the hours of
II o'clock, 4. VI. and clock =. NJ, to the
highest bidder on
Saturday, the 4th day Of December, 1875,
the following described property, to-wit:
a Lot Of ten acres. the western boundary
Of which is to commence AT thirty feet from
the Rail Road (V. s. 4 +. r. Il J ditch on the
section line between sections Nos. Is Il II
and running north To the north west quarter
of the south west quarter Of the north west
quarter of section No -, to front Two acres or
more on the Rail Road thence north and
Yves, TO said corner of S W t of the n w ! OF
sec No 3 50 as to embrace Ten acres and
situated in Township Seventeen Range nine
East.
Terms of sale-on twelve months credit
purchaser to execute bond with approved
security, with mortgage retained on property
sold, without the benefit of appraisement.
c. H. MOORE,
Sheriff
Rayyile La Nov Il, lS7j-it.
Richland beacon., 1875-11-20
News i'm Brief.

The fight is still going on.in Turkey.
Smallpox prevails in Cincinnati and
Galveston.
Four failures in New York last
Wednesday.
Heavy snow storms last Sunday in
the North aud West.
Mrs. Pagan was bitten to death by
dogs near Natchcz last Sunday.
The insurgents gained a decisive
victory the other day in Turkey.
In Providence, H. l., John Powers
sho, bis wife and tried TO suicide.
Burke & lilly, bankers Of New
York, have failed. Liabilities $780,
900
The county fair Of Newton county,
Miss opened in Meridian Oh Wednes-
day.
President Grant and Cabinet are
very much troubled oyer Mississippi
affairs.
The new constitution of Alabama
was ratified last Tuesday by large
majority.
IIussev's bank building, Salt Lake
City, was burned Oh Tuesday. Loss
100000.
A drunken husband, of troy, y. u,
threw Kerosene lamp at his wife and
burned her to death.
The crooked whisky trials at 81.
Louis are bringing to light some very
dirty tricks of officials.
A Buffalo telegram of the 18th
says: "The propeller Mohawk is
burned loss. S25, 600"
Joseph Halphen & Co., diamond
merchants Of Paris, have failed for
three millions of dollars.
Fourteen buildings. including ten
stores were burned in lrwings, Pa,
Oh Tuesday. Loss $4,000.
John C. johnson, a prominent
citizen and alderman Of Newark, \.
j., suicedcd on Wednesday.
The Grand Jury at Columbus,
Miss, failed to get bill against
Lieut.. Gov. Davis for bribery.
The statue of Edgar A. Poe wa:
,,o,n;J,l m, vNalpnSl,u in Mast
minister church yard, Baltimore.
The order suspending postmaste
Pcasc, of Vicksburg, and Stearns, o
Holly Springs, has been revoked.
A young man, John W. Nuel BY
name, suicided in Jonesboro, Ga
BECAUSE he vas not invited to a ball
The steamers Morgan and Clyd
coIlided in Galveston bay on Tuesda,
and both were seriously dana yed
No lives lost
The steamer George Leary an
schooner Thomas G. Worrell collide
near Baltimore Wednesday, and tb
schooner sank Immediately.
The city hall at Louisville, Ky
which cost $2,OOO,OOO, was on fir
las; Wednesday, and it was though
would be totally destroyed.
Reuters telegram denies th,
Prince Frederick William intends I
visit the United States. And nov
what are we going to do about it?
Don Carlos proposes a truce wit
Alfonso until they can whip tn
United States. and then to begin the
little fight over the Spanish crown.
The ship Calcium from Quebec I,
Liverpool, heavily laden, was To-
with % of the crew and lady. TT
captain, three men and q boy wei
saved.
We learn from the Louisiar
{Monroe) Intelligencer that the lar,
steam gin Of the Messrs. McEner
near that place, with large lot
cotton owned by different parties, W
burned few daye since.
Bastrop Republican: Robert E
wards, colored youth of our tow
for some frivolous excuse, sho, Maln
Floyd, colored girl, on Sund
evening last After he commit
the deed he attempted to escape, b
was captured, and is now lodged
Jail.
John Mcnamara, a street car driv
in New Orleans, was shot throu
the heart and killed instantly by
passenger, John j. Bowling. on Nj
day night. because Mcnamara want
him 10 pay his fare and put him
the car after be had repeatedly
fused to pay.
Richland beacon., 1875-11-20
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
7 u DC Nj L. n r.
Mrs Mary A. Myrick. wife. } lith Dis, Court
VS.. No. 3S9. : Parish of Rich
Benz. Myrick, husband. } land.

Mrs Mary A. Myrick. wife. lith Dis, Court,
VS.. No 3S9. ; Parish of Rich
Benz. Myrek, husband land.
In this case the Plaintiff having been regu-
larry authorized to prosecute this suit, and a
regular default having been taken agans, the
Defendant, and the same not having been set
aside, after the lapse Of TWO entire judicial
days, and the Intervention in tins case having
been regularly put al issue by both plaintiff and
defendant, and the case having been regularly
tried and the plaintiff having proved her de
mand, and the law and the evidence being IN
her favor; Ii is: therefore, ordered, aGJudged
aud decreed that the community of acquets
and gains heretofore existing between the
plaintiff and defendant be, and the same is
hereby dissolved: said dissolution to take
effect from the It'll day of October, 1873. 1t
is further ordered, that the plaintiff be,
and she is hereby, recognized IA and decrced
10 be owner of the property claimed by her
and described in her petition, and is hereby
empowered to administer and control the
same as fully as if she We're feme zoic. 1t
is further ordered and decreed, that the plain
| tiff have and recover of the defendant, b.
| Myrick, the sum of four hundred and ci.h,
dollars, with legal interest thereon from this
! date. 1t is further ordered, that there be
| Judgment of nOn-suit against the plaintiff on
| her demand for the value of the lands sold in
the suits of |. q. {. Stafford Tutor, as set
forth in her petition, reserving to her her righ,
| TO sue for the land itself Ii Is also ordered
and decreed, that the intervenors demand be
/ rejected at his costs, and that defendant pay
/ costs Of suit
| Read and signed in open court, this 9TH
day Of November A. ID. 1873.
ROBT. RAY,
Jundge li;h Dist. Court
hereby certify the above and foregoing &c
be true and correct copy of the original now
on file and Of record in my office.
~ Wines my official signature and
: seal : seal of office, on this 18th day O
'~.~' November, A. ID. 1878.
J. NEWT. PITTS,
Nov. post. Clerk liih Dist. Court.
Richland beacon., 1875-11-20
"Winter Underwear

Red HdUaci" Shirts and Drawers.
Shaker rIdHHd Shirts and Drawers.
Cotton Flannel Shirts and Drawers.
While NcrinO Shirts and Drawers.
All qualities and every SIZE, a,
Gro. E.. kEEsS X Co :,
Nov. -, lS75-2t. VIcksburg, Miss