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Richland beacon., 1876-05-20
The Country in a Blaze oil
EXcitcnlcnt--A Counterpart
for Vicksburg'S 9TH Of
I>cccmhcr--lscpOrt Of
the Sheriff Of Fast
Fpliciall:l.
Troops Asked FOr--Thc Matter
Referred to Washington.

NEW ORLEANS, Ia. May lG.-The
Times spcci-l. dated Summit, Miss,
saws: Information was received bcre
last nigh, Of a row between the nrSroe,
and whites at Laurel Hill, East Fell
ciana parish, near the Mississippi line.
On Friday night. about thirty negroes
went to the store of white man in
that vicinity. and called him to the
door and riddled him with bullets.
\ posse from Bayou Sara went out
on Saturday for the body, but The
negroes would not give it up. n
light cnSucd and thee negroes were
killed. Two white men are missing.
The negroes are gathering; ] 100 are
said to be under arms. The whites
are going down from the neighborlng
counties in Mississippi; a serious
fight is expected"
BAYOU SARA. LA., May IA
special to the Republican says: This
is what consider as reliable as to
the result Of Saturday nights doings:
Eight colorcd men have been shot
dead aud four hanged; about twenty
were wounded; no whites killed.
Persons just from the scene report
sixty blacks killed, but this statement
| considered exaggerated. Twenty
colorcd men are reported held as
prisoners their fate is uncertain, but
the suppu,iliun is that they will bc
killed ; also that the number OF negroes
killed viii never he ascerlained, as
precautions have been taken to remove
the dead The number of Regula-
tors !" under arms is said to be five
hundred. They are from East Baton
Rouge, and East and West FellcIana
parishes, and Wilkinson county, Miss
The culurcd people are said TO be
aruiny for scl.-lciense. Saturday
and SUNDAY nights numbers of col.
ored men crossed 20 Puinte Coupee 10
escape those who are bunting them.
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S u,. r.o.o L,,
80 =, onro,
It;n -, lie onJ ..nJoroJ mon
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Richland beacon., 1876-05-20

Mr., I.adorc L. Vauehi State Of Louisiana.
v. No PSI Parish of Rirhland
" +. Oliver and ith DISTINCT Court.
: ! Oliver, his wife.
By virtue at writ of ii. IA, issued from
the HmI. i-h Dr>tli,r Court in aud for the
parish and STAT" aforesaid. IN the ab""e styled
and ~. .hrr.I >ur. aud 10 me- directed.
nave .r,zri and Will ofi'r ir >al" 81 public
auction to the LAT aud highest bI 'dcr. 1T i'n'
door of the court house IN III" town al Hay.
willie, Lat, within the hours prescribed by
law, on
SATURDAY. THE aEn DAY OF lUsE. 1916,
the following described properly 10 wit.
Lots and ~ in the to.cn al GIrard. LII
together with all the Improvements thereon.
Terms of sale, twelve months credit, with
ont the bcnrii, of apnrai,enient. purchaser Il
give b"u: with approved security ami mort
sa-c retained OH the property. Costs cash.
{. H. MOORE. Sheriff.
Rayvil, La, May 18Th, ls76.-it
Richland beacon., 1876-05-20
State Senator.

Thi, Senatorial District, composed
Of the parishes uf MorchouSe, Rich
land, Carroll and Madison, was
GeSignedlv 50 constructed as to make
it always IA sure thing for it to be
represented by a Republican as long
as that party remains in power-only
one sure Democratic parish being put
in the District-and the party has
succ ,cdcd in securing that end so lar
ever since the District was formed.
At the last two elections it succeeded
in 81 completely di>gracius the office,
by placing two Ignorant lhlck-Skulled
negroes in il, who know nothing but
the most scrvilc slavery to "de Pub
lican pawtv," that decent white
man feels almost like he would b"
diSsraccd by accepting it.
But this should not deter us from
a,,cmptino to reclaim the District by
clectiny some decent, honorable aud
ctficicnt gentleman We should at
least make the effort again and again
We can still promise the vote Of Rich
land for such man. What does our
ncichbor of the Morchou,c Clario N
saw ? Does he think there Is any
possibility Of carrying that parish for
such a man, if We will select him
from tina, parish? We are willing to
cencede him the privilege Of the choice
of candidates if he does. We have
men in every parish in the District
VINO would fill the Office with honor
to themselves and credit to the District,
, but we are not selfish, and will con-
ccde the candidate to either Of the other
parishes for the good of the parry and
credit of the people IL is time we were
selecting une-we have one from each
of the parishes in our minds eve, and
will name them soon If the Clarion
does not speak up. We really believe
Carroll or Madison has The mex
choice. Let Us hear from the Clarion
We are the only two Democratic
papers in the District.
Richland beacon., 1876-05-20
CHERIFF'S SALE.

joel l.. Boies
". No So State nf Louis.
James W. Barker ana, Parish OF
l.. Virginia Vickcr> 4 hull, RicLland, Parish
W.. No. 81 Court.
James NJ BARKER.
DY virtue of two wTiis of ii. ia, issued
from the Honorable Parish Court in aud for
the parish aud state aforesaid. in the above
>rylcd aud numbered suit. and to me directed.
have seized aud will olicr for sale to the Ia>i
and highcs, bidder, AZ the door of the court
house IL, the town of EayviIie, La, within
the hours prescribed 10y law, on
SNrrGpAY, THE 2Rp DAY OF NE. 1876,
the following described property. to vii:
The :. F. of y " Section II. Town
ship III North, Range Il Fast, containing 4"
acres of land. more or less.
Teens Of sale. twelve months credit.
wirhort benefit of apprai.cncnt, purchaser To
give bond with approved security and mort
gage retained ON the property. Cost, cash.
{. II MOORE. Sheriff
Rayvile. La May 18Th. 1876 1T.
Richland beacon., 1876-05-20
Law school Faculty.

:. +. wilson. E-q Dean OF the Faculty
Professor OF the Law Of Real Property ami
Criminal Law.
i + Alien E-q Professor of Equity Law
the Law al Wills and Executor. AMI the
Law "f Domestic relari0ns.
W. ;. Mundy, Esq, rrof"S-or of C"nnnrr-
cial Law-the Law of Contracts and Cun>riru-
Iioua Law
Jas. W B.acknorc. E-q, Professor Of til"
Law Of Acknowledging Corporations
and International Law.
j, ha> been determined that the advantages
given -hall Ice s"cuud 10 no Law >rh"ol in
Il laui.
Law STUDENTS will be- permitted :" RECEIVE
the highest training III Eo"u,on and Orai"y
gratis.
One academic year necessary tor g-adnar''ir
in Law School Board and fulton per year,
1885, 90; per Term 500 IN.
Far catalogue address John VI. Walton, \
NJ Ii u President.
Richland beacon., 1876-05-20
rHERIFF'S SALE.

J !. Cowan 4 Co.
rs No -"
oI;..r. B,ashear State of Louisiana.
RInon SCo Parish of Rirhand.
". No 81 Parish Court.
y. B. Stiles and
Wm. /. Oliver.
EY virtue of two wrirs Of ii. IA. issue"
from, th, Honorable Parish Court in and tor
ne parish and state aforesaid, IN the above
STYLED aud numbered stats, and 10 me dirrc'
ted. | have seized aud Will offer for sale al
public auction 10 the la-t ami highest bidder
p, the door ii the court house IN the town at
Rayvillr. La, within the hours prescribed by
law, uu
S,rrHrAY, rHE %rp Day or JU%f. 1870,
,l,,. f,llnwiug dr>cr bed property, Ia VII.
TIE : Of the : W ! and the W ct
The : F. ct Section -, Township Is North,
Range Ear.
Term at sale. ON twelve months "redi'
without the benefit of apprai-emen', purchaser
To- 1--WE bond with approved security ani
mortgage retained on the praoperty. Costs
cash
&. H. MOORE. Sheriff.
E,yyiIlp L., Nav 18th, lSTb.-it.
Richland beacon., 1876-05-20
a. Roo, &C. State o; Louisiana,
V. No. 500 Parish of Richland,

a. Roo> &C. State o; Louisiana,
V. No. TOu Parish of Rchlanh,
". +. Austin. I4,h District Court
By virtue oil a writ of ii ia. issued from the
Honorable ith District Courl in and for laid
parish and State. aud TO me directed, have
seized and will otrl .or sale TO the last and
highest pi,Id,r. p, tre door of III. court house,
la the town Of Eayvilr, La within the hour
prescribed by law, Oh
S,trrday, The ;'rd day cf J"ae, 1876,
rlre following described property. ro-wit:
The sout: half ol the south east quarter oi
Section -, Township IL North, Range "
Fast the west hall al southwest quarter,
the moab east quarter of southwest quater 81
Section >. Township II North, Range East,
containing two hundred acres, more or less.
~ per map To he exhibited on day of >alr.
Land to be sold in lois vi not less than 10 nor
81 acre.
Terms OF sale. twelve months credit, with
ont the bruclit of apprai-emenr, purchaser I"
give bond with approved security AMI mort
gage retained ON the properly. Costs cash.
{. II. MOORE.
RayvilIc. La , May Is. lS76.-lt Sheriff.
Richland beacon., 1876-05-20

For some months past one Pro-
lessor" Vineyard has protested TO
have discovered namcless force, y
~ which he could destroy vessel al
long range, wi,hou, using any visible
force. A few days ago a large crowd
of the citizens Of New Orleans, III
accordance with previous announce
M,cnt, visited the lake for the purpose OF
witnessing an exhibition Of this Won
t.rrful discovery but the Professor
didn't destroy schooner or even a
ski1. lie gives as his reason for no,
making the Inhibition that it was his
humane regard for human life, there
being q large number Of small vessels
in the vicinity. Our opinion is that
the Professor is either iirst-elass
fraud or o luuatie.
Richland beacon., 1876-05-20
Glorious Victory.
1linden Almost Unanimously
Democratic.

The election held in our town last
Saturday resulted in complete vic
tory for the Democratic Conservative
ticket. Mai. &. S. Smith was elected
Mayor by 1856 majority, aud all the
other officers by majorities ranging
from I33 to l4l-numbers of cOlored
people voting the straight Democratic
Conservative ticket. The parish Of
Webster will go almost as unani-
mously for the same ticket next
Observation-Disclosures Democrat, .Hoy
1871.
We congratulate our friends of the
beautiful little city upon bill" and
hope that the Democrats expectations
will bc realized next November.
Richland beacon., 1876-05-20
The Political Situation.

An apparent apathy pcrvadcs the
political atmosphere all over the coun-
try, particularly among the masses,
and, tn Il certain extent, even among
the politicians. But this by no means
signifies that the presidential contest
of this year will not be a spirited one,
in which all the forces of the two
great parties will be mar>halled
against each other. OF course, the
interest TO he manifested and the v'gor
Of the contest depend great deal
on the candidates put forward by the
two parties. For instance if either
Blaine, Morton or Conkliny Is put
forward by the Republicans, the
ticket will be most vigorously resisted
by the Democrats, particularly in the
South, because they are all strong
supporters Of the Administration,
while they will not be very strongly
supported Ivy the anti. Administration
Republicans. end if the Democrats
should put forward pronounced
party man with any salient points,
those weak points would he most
vigorously attacked bv the Republic
cans, or if they should nominate a
Western man, of the grccnback school,
he would fail to command the cntbu-
Siastic support of the hard money
Democracy and would lose all the
floating voters Of the East. Again,
; if the Democrats should repeat the
blunder Of 1872, by no ninaling Judge
Davis, or any other Liberal Republic
can, the ticket will meet with sure
defeat, no matter who the candidate
of the other party is
. Heretofore it has been pretty gen
orally known this early in the cam
paiyn who the candidates Of each
party would DC, but it is not So now !;
several candidates are spoken OF on
each side. but none Of them are taken
hold Of with the usual enthusiasm ;
this is particularly the case with the
Republican party. 1t is true that
Tildcn and Conkling, both Of New
York, seem at present tn stand The
bcs, chance of receiving the nonlina-
ton Of their respective parties, but
neither of them have dead sure
thing of it, Each party seems to be
holding off and waiting for the other
to show It's hand.
In this State the apathy Is even
more marked than in National politics
If either party has settled OH candl
date for Governor, or any OF the Other
Offices, it is more than we know
But one thing we do know, and thai
is tha, the Republican party is nc
likely TO put forward anv one whoS'
object will not bc I" plumber The poo
pie for personal gain. The ring tina
controls that party works for 30 olhc
purpose; have no o,ter Object il
view, while they have few men il
their ranks who have any bighc
aims. Hence, we know we mus
struggle hard to defeat them. The
) have The money they have wrun
from the people and received as bride
aud the power Of the Returning Boar
to fight Us with aud they are tw
powerful weapons; but We can an
must overcome the power Of tll
latter. The campaign will soon opel
: and every man in this State, VIII
| desires good government Must |
\ found at his place ready for action.
Richland beacon., 1876-05-20
CUCCESSIN SALE by Sheriff.

McLaran, Williams & Go. !
". M. 6)G. State of Louisiana,
Succession Of Parish o. Richlant,
Margaret Stafford, dee l. Parish Court.
BY vi,tue Of Judgment of said Cour:.
ordering the sale OF property of ,aid success
siou, TO pay panritl's claims, with interest
and costs and writ Of sale directed 10 me.
| have seized aud taken into my possession,
aud will Offer for sale to the highest bidder
1T the door of the Cour, house in Rayville, La.,
Within the legal hours 81 sale. on
Saturday, the Bird day Of June, 1876.
the following described property belonging To
the succession of Mrs. Margaret Stafford,
Io-wit:
~ OF y. f.. +, Sec. -. T. l. y. Il. f..
containing 81 acres more or less. To be sold
i'll lots of not less than 10 nor more than 30
acres. as per map to be exhibited day oi sale.
Terms of >aIc-rwclve months credit,
without the brnef, Of apppra>ernenr, pur-
chaser I" give bond with approved security.
Costs cash.
C. H. MOORE.
Sheriff.
Richland beacon., 1876-05-20
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
JUDGMENT.
Ms. Rcbccca X. Gibbs. wife, !
"
G.. Med. Brnmby. husband.

Ms. kcDcCca h. Gibbs. "Iir.
G.. Med. Bnnrhy. husband.
li,h Dist. Court, parish of Eichand,
State of Louisiana.
IN THIS CASE. trial iivnI. been rrcn>
/ larry had, " consent ut all pal,ic>. and
special I,ay, Ol the Court Lay NJ been obs
tane,l. and tie law aud the evidence b"iug
in favor of the plajuiil and against HE dclcn.
dent it j. therefore ordered. admdgcd and
de,rccd that the p!aiurili, Mrs. Rebtrca X.
Gibbs WIFI. do have and recover Judgment
against G.. McD. Brumby, hu>bau !. in the sum
Of Five Thousand, Five Hundred and Eighty.
nine 9I>lOb Dollars, with legal interest from
this demand, less :: credit Of three thousand.
three hundred and scvcniy-iiNe dollars, paId
on April 9Th, 1876. by authentic net 1t i
further ordered that the community OF acQuct>
and gains herco,nrc cAi-tIrS between her
and her said husband he dissolved, aud that
she b- auhoriz-d Ia administer her separate
property rs Il trG.c sole. II is further ordered
that her privilege on the movrabIc properly
"f her sail husband he recognized aud made
,ilhj.'rt 10 this Demand.
Read and signed in open court, this second
day OF May, 4. ID. 1876.
EOBr RAY,
Judge lth Dist. Court.
hereby certify the above and fnresoiI. to
he a true AMI 60 rect copy Of the original now
on tlc IN my oill'c.
Win.ss my "lt'ial signature aud seal 81
(seal) office. on this 2nd day at May \. ID.
eighteen hundred and s.venty->iA (lS7S)
J.NEWT PITTS.
Nav 20. lS7,;-ii. Clerk lirh ID. c..
Richland beacon., 1876-05-20
Independents.

1T the meeting Of the Z" lndcpen-
dents" in New York, May Ii, reso-
buttons were offered and adopted
endorsing Bristow first and Tilden
second. In other words, il the Rcpub-
Leans don't nominate Bristow and
the Democratic party nominate Tilden,
they (the independently will sup
mort Tilden. We Office from several
conventions that Gov. Tilden has been
endorsed in several States.
Richland beacon., 1876-05-20
EaYvillc. La May d. lS1ti-.lr.
CHERRIES SALE.
Mary jordan Powc, Husband, Ct al
". No. III ,
Jesse " Hin
T.. II. NOORE r..

Mary jordan Powc, Husband. ct al
No IL
Jesse W. Hill.
State OF Louisiana. Parish Of RiclI'and,
It'll District Court.
BY virtue OF IN order OF sciZure aud sale.
issued from the Honorable lIih District Cour
in and Tor the parish and state aforesaid, AMI
to me directed. in the above styled and mum
bered suir, ] have seized, aad will offer for
sale TO the last and highest bidder. a, the door
Of the court house in the town OF Rayville
L.. within the hours prescribed by law, on
Saturday, the 3rd dav of June, 1876,
TIE following described property, to-wit:--
The y. Of " J of n w /. the n of + !!
Of \ W /, the y of W Of n f. ! the 5 J
of W J of n W !, Sec d, L. II ~, f. Il F.,
containing lbs acres, more or less
TERMS Of sale-twclvc months credit with
ont the benei, Of appraisemen', purchaser TO
give bond with approved security. and mort
gage retained on the property. Costs cash
{. II. MOORE, Sheriff.
Rayviile, Ia, May 6, 1876 1T.
Richland beacon., 1876-05-20

Dom Pedro is n sensible Emperor.
SIC came to North America to see
the country for himself and see what
truth there is in our boasts oil pro-
rress, and is going to do it. And
be wants DO toadyins either. 1t also
appears that he is not much of a man
for display and big shows, for he only
s,aid at the Centennial long enough
10 assist the President in setting the
machinery going. and for himself and
the Empress not to appear rude to
their guests, and was off again this
time on q tour to the South.
Richland beacon., 1876-05-20
The Five Schools Of the College Course
Departments.

/. Preparatory School.
, Normal School.
: Music School.
Art SchuOl.
- School of Modem Languages.
s. A.rcuiu,rai School
= Commercial School.
: Law School.
Th" present tenn began Ian. -. 800.
Fail tenn will h...:rl iif,' Monday IA Sep
trmlr.r Bn,ri, nm. l. iu"l. washing n, g.
9nIUn Catalogues tar t,raruIr,u> l>rIburr"lI.
Students can attend BAPTIST, Methodl-r Chm.
tan. Presbyterian or Catholic churchc..
students ar" received ~ any degree "i
nd N.lIn.rmtni. III any tinIe.
Richland beacon., 1876-05-20
&c Miles from Nashville
ELEVENTH. ACADEMIC YEAR,

The school "a pue 81 the richest and rH'-r
charming agricultural rourrir> IA hm-rr.r. 90
,L, L.arr ut The famous Biur-grap country ni
SIMMER county. rruu u l"yrjy valley, lywe
h,,wc,n, r.,ry, at the Cumberland Iu"ur-
,,;,,s and ,l,.. Cumberland rivrr ia Il brau.'ui
IirrIr rIry of vines and tiuwcr>, 'un';'Inlu"
300 inhabitants, distinguished TOR Inr''i!i.
.prce and refinement. hospitality and @''''-
roSily. lhi~ place wae selected after c"n''--
sin. the advantages and Inducements "i'"Tr"
at all the most noted points ii til" country.
Nineteen members at the faculties mum
her OF whom have the highest na'ionni r"In-
tatiun, both "a teachers and antior-.
Richland beacon., 1876-05-20
FOR SALE,

-nn ACRES Of good land, in five miles of
oUU Bastrop, Mor-housc Parish. situated
in Gum Swamp; loo acres in cultivation;
entirely above the owe, flow OF 1874 and | SO
Good school aud church in the uei.hbrrhood
Price S6Wo, one quarter cash, the balance
in three equal annual payments
Any further information cau he had at this
office. May 30, 1876 If
Richland beacon., 1876-05-20
LAND FOR SALE.

hs plantation within tour or five miles o'
Delhi. known as the Nm-um Place, on
Jcs Bayou j. contain. about 800 acres. one
hundred acres bctc,i. about 80 acres can bc
put in cultivation with lir,le work, Tin,
cypress brake 9Th: be-, OH the iayou). Price
- I'm cash.
Arp'y ro WILEY I N,NGHiN.
Trb o.: 49,. g. Eay:,,r. IL.
Richland beacon., 1876-05-20

1t now tranSpircs that the moral Of
that pretty little Story about George
and his little Ratchet was wasted on
the author Of the story about Tweed
wintering at Parks Mill. in Canada,
and being discovered and chased by
the detectives. In other words it
was, from beginning to end, the of
spring of bis powerful Imagination.
Richland beacon., 1876-05-20

Judge Jacob Hawkins, Of consider
able notoriety in our State, though Of
not very cnviablc reputation. died in
New Orleans Oh tie Sth inst. Peace
to bis ashes.
Richland beacon., 1876-05-20
No 3-Male Scholarships. $1,000.

Board and tuition perpetual To on" student
for 81 .ucu. payable III advance. The lml'irr
at "a Srh"lar>hip can mrro'lurc one STUDENT
ai,er auu,h-r from time tn time. free Of charge
for board aud rulrnu. There are only TWEEN
~ q; the>,. Scholarships inr sale. Address
J. NJ WALTON. LII d., Pr.>'dr".
l,aIlatIn Tenn
Richland beacon., 1876-05-20

it is to be regretted for the good of
society and the people, that the Cou-
shatta assassination is still wrapped
in rs profound a mystery as when the
terrible crime was committed. We
have no idea whether the murderer Is
known to any one but bimself but
we hope be is and that he will receive
ia,,icc at the hands Of the law. Ii
there is any ono who knows who
committed the crime, he owes it 10
himself, his family, society aud his
God to make il known.
Richland beacon., 1876-05-20
No: l.-Scholarships, Male and Female.

Scholarships IN Neophog"n College ran be
purchased Tor : 800 each. winch give tuition
free to the holder thereof FIR ten years
These Scholarships reduce the expenses so
a year. or during the ten years $500. The
said scholarships can be- represented tv stu
dents as ,oon H. purchased. and may be ;"ld
and transferred by purchasers.
Richland beacon., 1876-05-20
Selye's Testimony.

WASHINGTON, May lG.-The testi-
mony OF Splye today was mainly
Celebrations. lie accuses Morey of
tampcring with the mails in the can
yass Uf 49,
Richland beacon., 1876-05-20

roucroy's Democrat is laboring
very hard to convince the people of
the South that they are more closely
allied to the West than the East.
That all their material interests should
be more closely identified we are free
to ndmi, but he will fail to convince
any Of US that they are more closely
connected by tratcrnal feeling Or
mutual sympathy.
Richland beacon., 1876-05-20
The Patent Music Rack on The
GEM ORGANS

= hy i;,r the greatest convenience % Prt"rmcT,
TIA, la. yet brcn invented. Beside, H. u>c
wlII' playing, II l. arranged ~ 1t receptacle;
Ter niI,-I,'. II l. neat hNutrr, beautifully
carved and arranged uV"n ,lc front Of 'lrs
Richland beacon., 1876-05-20

Our Washington letter viii be
found on the first page this week. 1t
is quite Interesting.
Richland beacon., 1876-05-20
NEOPHOG EN-
NAL { & FEMALE COLLEGE,
Gallatin, Tennessee,

Oufhr J 0nisriNt y .NJ>hr,H, R0,lrnud. ar} -
hr jraciioH Of ths C"mboia"dS OHIO
Ep,hOGd
Richland beacon., 1876-05-20

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this paper
Richland beacon., 1876-05-20

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Richland beacon., 1876-05-20
TIE GEM
PARIOR ORGANS.

- TIL BET IN UNT ANU " Ak-
RAN1ED FOR FIVE YEARS
IT, ior-tr,Iu. a PAELOR ORGAN rrr,,,us
>h"uli Al" - O." rar'i..ninr ru g"t ia. bl.>l.
nom The iacr rhaI II',. hr-J cost ne more !haH
Richland beacon., 1876-05-20
THE RACE WAR.

Further Particulars Of the TrOub-
les in East Feliciana-Seyerc
Punishment Of the Negro
.AggrpSSOrS-A Num-
Der Reported Killed
and Wounded.
Richland beacon., 1876-05-20
SHERIFF'S SALE.

{. II. MOORE. Shcur.
EayviIle. Ii, May 18Th, ls76.-4t.
Richland beacon., 1876-05-20
CHERIFF = S.7LE.

RayvilIe, La May l.
Richland beacon., 1876-05-20
Address, for terms.
GEM ORGAN COMPANY,
p. q. BOX 81, WASHINGTON,
Feb. l2,lS7G-Iy. NEW JERSEY.

Feb l2, lS7G-ly.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-07-21

CRUELTY TO ANIMALs.-Araham Veazey
had hearing before the Mayor last even
ing, charged with cruelty beating horse
at Delaware Avenue and Orange streets.
The Mayor deeming the evidence INSULT
cient, dismissed the case.