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THOS. Z. WAGGAMAN,
Resl Estate Auctioneer, 81 7th street.
on WEDNESDAY, May 10th. at 5 o'clockaa~
? M. on the premises, Bri'se street, George
valuable Lot, fronting 50 feet on Bridge street
1efms, uey OF SAFE my6-eots
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TRUkTEEs, SALE AT AUCTION OF AN
l. tLEGANT DWELLING ON / STREET.
bETWEEN VERMONT AVENUE AND


tLEGANT DWELLING ON 1 STREET
hETWE E VERMONT AVENUE AND
BY virtue Of deed OF trust to rs, dated -
March IS, lS74 and recorded in Biber No 747, Eaai
folio ~ Of the laud records of the District Of
OF APRIL ls76, at O'Clock y. m, 10 front Of the
Pre- misses cell az public auction, Lot no IS in G.
Berrets subdivision Of original Lot No. S, in SQu
NO Isg, said subdivision being recorded ia Liber
Il ID C.i folio l44 In the Office of the Surveyor Of
the District of Columbia.
This lot fronts on street north, and runs back 20
q ~ foot alley; is improved By an elegant three
story Brick Dwelling. mo. 1897 1 street north
west, Wit basement, attic and ba ok llding, and
has excellent furnace and range
Terms One-thtrd OF the purchase money in cash,
and balance ia three equal payments st IL and Is
purchaser, bearing interest at the rate OF per
cent. per annum. aud secured b. deed Of trust on
the PROF erty. shall be given. A deposit Of 900
viii he required OF the purchaser at the tie Of sale.
al convey apcing at the expense of the purchaser.
IL the terms Of sale complied rith VII hin one
right to resell The property at the risk and cost OF
the detaulting purchaser, upon giving seven days
notice IN the National Republic IN and Evening
Star. GEORGE W. RIGGS, Sr.
ARTHUR FENDALL. trustees
apn tBep.I DUNCANS0N BROS, Aucts.
HTHEABOyE SALE Is POSTPONED until
TUESDAY, tbs 9Th day of May, A. ID. 1876, at the
same hour any place. BY order Of
GEORGE w. Riggs, In.
apH lRepl ARTHUR FENDALL,S itus'ees'
1.-THE ABOVE SALE IS PosTPoNKD until
TUESDAY. the 10th day Of May, A d. 1876, at the
same hour and place. BY order Of
mlO SR sHsGk F * KtsGS' Trustees.
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THEE Took OLA NEW YORK Who'll EsxLl
IMPORTING hOUSE At AUCTION
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAs DowLIRa, Auctioneer.

HIGHLY vALeABLE UNIMpBoyEp REAL
sYT CAAktnn- fkkT OF GROUND, AT PUBLIC
ON TUESDAY AFTERNOON, MAY IN. 9Th. -,
100. 81 D clock, on the premises, shall cell
.ns following described property: Lots No. 4, -
between n and streets northwest, lot No. In
same sqcare on the north side OF street, between
sttt sno I'D streets; los No. a In same slusre on
Ssv hampshire avenue, between n and n streets.
Ihis property will be sold In original lots or in
the most rApidly Improving sections Of the city,
sponie oemahd the attention OF parties desiring
Terms: One fourth cash; balance In 9, IL and Is
mouths, with notes bearing interest st per cent.
property soid. $50 deposit on each purchaser st
spa dSds IRepI THOs. DOW LING, Aact.
- TIE ABOVE SALE rs POSTPONED, in
Consequence Of the rain un,il FRIDAY Nav IA
iSe, Al the same hour and place
myl TH0M4e DOWNING. Auct
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"ProfLEs' IiSh -,
"oMtssaio SS55dc1 1SG1b f fsFHEkkh ts1ff1f ma
LANDINGS.
The efdeyheel eteamer
sE. NORRIS
Captain T. =. BALDWIN,,
VIII commence running 20 the shove landlnIy q
Mone:y. March 9Th, leaving from
DAY and THURSDAY q a. m.
Beturnine Win leave Homini every TU1sDAH
fsess b. 4. FIrzHueH, Agent.
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LARGE BANKRUPT SALE OF DRY ooOps.
Corssftng In part Of the Stock of the late firm
OH n. q b. J. McStave Co., Of New York.
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ThOMAs DUWLInG, Auctiopeer
kRIi Is soGABK No. SO, IN WAsHiSa

Il.
b. viF,ne Of the last viii and Testament of -
James Green, late Of WAsair gtoL city, de-
eeassS, the undersigned will offer at pubiis sac.
on TUEspAY: the 9Th day Of Nay, lS76, Al
me bour 81 g O'Clock p. m, on the prem
isess the following described property, situated
In Washir gton city, District Of Columbia, being
pat OF lot T. In s1uare &c. begicuing at o
point on The east side Of zlst distant 81 feet
a. inches irom the intersection Of New Hsmp
snre ave ~ 2lst ST., ~ southeriy along tue
SAID zist street feet and inches. then feet,
theD north " feet aud inches then west 90 feet 10
me place O, oeslnnins Containing lE square feet
AFRO, all OF Lot e. being a subdivision Of sNd
square the said lot onting ~ feet aud inches on
Ne. Ham p-hire avenue, the roIth lice bong 81
rect deep, snd the south iiue lis feet llX incsee
deep and the rear line ~ feet inches, With the
feet. $3.50 .N~--S
Terms Of sale: one-thisI cash; balance in six and
Twelve months, the purUnRser giving his notes,
bearii ger cent interest from the day of safe a
deed given and deed Of trust taken 10 secure de-
ttrreo psJ meuis All conveyaacisg at the cost of
the purchaser deposi, of $50 req uired when the
property Is struck off
Il p. JACKSON, Executor.
mys THOMAS BOWLING, auctioneer
81 THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED. in
Consequence OF the rain. until FRIDAY, Nag 9th,
lS7e, same hour and place.
h. p JACKSON. Executor.
mJlOots THOMAS BOWLING. auct,
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ne. In the other buIldlngs there is treat
activity, but the common endeavor seems
IN be 10 have all In readiness nrst IN the
main building.
.THE CITY.
The citizens are making really with great
unsnimity, and the stores, hotels, public
buildings, banks, warehouses, ofiices and
private residences, are brilliant vi "a flags
and patriotic decorations. Mayor Stokley
this morning issued proclamation request
Ing the closing of places OF business on Wed.
nesday. he also suggests the display of
Illumination In the evening. Tie STATE
House bell VIII be rung for thirty minutes
at sunrise, noon and sunset 10 n requested
invidious 10 mention names where there are
50 many-have already arrived, and more
are coming by every train.
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UNDERWRITERS.
STEAMER LINES.

81 EAMEh LIN ES.
CESyP.,s ley EhrsHs. LINE ss,:s: =
G Ra1 seS sarSRP 3d. Il n
aDd S. F sssp ssss oI d
ton and Pravidepce. Con.ieneee Wishing their goods
GeorsttoSn.% 6. r. hyde, Sc Water st., Georss.
%bsi1 D ophil.dslsSis. foLhSh o 1s,iiy
NEW pKPARIgRE.GLI2Es WASH
bosrr6SS, AND y J F;B6 EhipIR6 sEaf I'm
MELkLr STEAMSHIP LiN6;Sop %. s......
OF the above line with direct connection with Bee
ton aud Proyidence. Wi sail from PhiIadelphis for
SATURDAY. Rs;1rning leave washington MON
DAYS and FRIDAYS, from Johnsous wharf, foot
sned to aud from the above ports Freight received
and delivered daily from q. m. 20 D. N; Orders
g: CLYDE z co.
spB-1m Agents for wsshington.
V,HE sTEAmEB HARBINGER WILL LEAVE
Iyk ne f M6k MIX i0St issh ssress
Potoms Fisheries and Intermediates Lasdnes.
ssS and .,fsP chico Isss.t osS
L sTEhMER LADY OF THE LAKE
Leaves the oongsny,s wharf, foot Of 9th sfrset,
s snG 1FR nSsfPA At Sn n faf Sor <s
fix. Returning. leave Norfolk. Tuss5sv. T6ars-
ss 1 Tessis sood at Gn used round ''
FOR POTOMAC BIyKR LANDINGS.
m, for Curriomsn and intermediste landings, ana
every fkIpAY; att q. N, fer oOsn River. stopping
For iliOS@atica sgsly =, the Gso. Q, g. Com
wharf. ''' '' : @sra-T
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|UHCANS0H BROS, Auctioneers.

TWO TWO STORY FRAME HOUSES AT AUG
TON. TO BE REMOVED.
On SATURDAY AFTEkNOOE. NAV IL, -
AZ b O'Clock, We will sell, in front " lhs f,..ff
premises, on the eide Of 18th street, be .As.
tween Rhode Island avenue ard street nor IN west
two two story frame Buildings, in good Condition.
said houses TO be removed within day from the
date of sale. Terms cash.
myl0-4t DUNCANsoE BROS. Aucts.
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Empty boxes and full 0ne6 encounter the
spaces, and looxinR down upon the twenty
one acres Of door, from one Of the side galie-
ries, IL u - busy scene - one can tmag.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-10

The exhibits in the government building
are almost wholly I'm place. The clsssiica-
ZION Is complete, and probably no other
branch OF the Exhibition will be found so
perfectly arranged and showing SO well as
this. All the different branches OF the gov
eminent viii be found well represented such
as OF the navy, OF the war and OF the interior
while the Smithsonian institute is fncludei
Every state and territory shows a magnifi
cent collection OF ores, especially OF the pre-
clous metals, and II has been arranged That
the government comes into possession of the
same, the value of which is intrinSically
equal TO many thousands OF dollars. Besides,
this is the only building exclusively devoted
10 the exhibition of products of the United
STATES
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JOIN n,TSHFE.; ,v,,r,
NOW IS YOUR TIME,
IN One more chance az th9se spiendia,

Is CENT DREs5 SHIRTS,
MAJ o. wan.utrs Muslin and best twenty one
$3.50 - z r.. Bosous. guaranteed 20 be equal In
onsiit, both of so. aud making, 70 any Shirt nov
offered in tEe market fer o RaI,imore sh i9
Fine Dress Shirts. ct the Brab~u Dai'lAofs cHH'
ractOry, lOly street northwest
apis I'm j. W. DAbE, nAnager.-
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-10-28
TAX SALE.

According 10 the revenue laws # IN, State
of Louisiana, providing Tor the collection, Of
taxes aud csp"cu lily act l. of genera. a.,rin-
by 1873, have SeIzei and viii proceed Ia
sell al the courthouse door ia the town of
rayviic on
Saturday. the 2Nt' dag If Ocicb9, 1876,
the following described lands, or >uch pant
thereof "a may Ire necessary to pay the iclIn-
queut and current taxes due the state of Lon
i,Iana and parish ot Richland and all rua,ll,.>
AMI costs
Lui,ling X >ian'vocl-s W or uf " or n
. or of W or SEC -. 1 l. y, Il ) l.. aud T.
! of e. ar. ar 81 " gr and e gr sec
-. I - y. e. T.: cor raiu'r4 .hJarrr- more
or less State tax y II. penalties -, par
I>h tax - auditor. recorder, curator al hoe.
printer and collector costs ID total :j7.6-
WI. T OLIVER,
Tax Collector.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-10-28
Banner Ward.

Let every ward try to excel in poll
ing tho largest democratic vote. A
sslid vote IRON Ti'den down to
Police Jurors.
This is subject of no little in
portance as the future representation
will depend upon it, and as matter
If course the democratic vote will
goyesn the basis Of representation.
1t extends further. The representa-
ton OF Ri.hland parish in future State
and District conventions depends upon
the democratic vote of the parish
cast on the 7th day Of November.
Let every democrat register and
vote the democratic ticket. To-day
is the last day for registering hut those
who hold certificates of 1874 eau
vote.
Hunt up your certificates and don't
fell to vote.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-10-28

The Barbecue at the Harlan old
field last Saturday was success SO
far as the speaking was concerned.
We learned on arriving there that
owing TO some misunderstanding the
contributions had not been delivered,
thinking that parties would be around
to get them which misunderstanding
caused it to fall short in eatibles, but
We arc informed that there was plenty
for those who came from a distance.
DR.. McLcroy o citizen acted as
Master Of ceremonies.
The speeches opened with short,
pointed speech from David Todd, Esq.
of Morehouse Parish.
The next was Col. Il. Richardson,
who is one Of the most staunck dem-
ocrats in this State aud has few equals
as political speaker or attorney at
law. He handles his subject with
ability, and it was as good a speech
as We have had the pleasure TO listen
TO for a long ,iu.e, especially did he
urge the democrats to vote the whole
ticket from Tilden down TO Police
Jurors, aad warned the people against
allowing themselves to he Influenced
TO support independents. He stated
that be did not get his choice in Qua
chita for Parish officers, but supported
the ticket with as much zeal as if he
had
Then came Watson, colored man,
and as he said, minister lie gave
some wholesome advice to the col
ored men present, all Of whom paid
The best of attention.
After Watson bad finished Il. W
Darlington of Monroe was introduced
and spoke some 20 or 30 minutes.
lie was the body servant of Gen.
Down, and everybody who knows IN
Gle Dick know him to be one of the ill.,
formed colored men of the South, and
that he has always been democrat.
Few men of bis color has The sense
that be has. We remember well
when the Republican party was in
the ascendency in Monroe, Richard
Darlington was unshaken in his po-
litical opinion.
DIR. Ably was then introduced and
spoke for few minutes His remarks
were addressed principally to the in
dependent candidates ard their sup
porters. He handled them without
gloves.
At the conclusion of DR.. Aby's
remarks, L. ii. Toler was called and
responded in bis usual able style.
During bis discourse we left but
learn Wardlaw Jones and ID. Fletcher
and another colored man spoke.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-10-28
TAN SALE.
W VI. I. OLIVER,
Tax Cuiirrrur

According TO the revenue laws Of the State
Of Louisiana. providing for the collection of
taxes, and especially az, Il of general Assem-
bly, 1873 | hayr .eized and viii proceed to
sell at the courthouse door IA the town OF
Rayvllie on
SatWday, he ssh day Of October, 1875,
the following described lands, or snch part
thereof as may be necessary 10 pay the hciin-
quent and current teaxes due the state Of
Louisiana aud parish OF Richland and all pen
alres and costs:
Pay, JOHN W or Of NV or sec Q, / II
n, R +; f half of II W or. W ar Of II " or,
: W or sec 80, I 10 y, n 5 F.; half of W or
sec %, or Of Or. " half of n cqr, II {
or Of p or, " ar Of : q ar and W hail sec
33. L IL y. u 8 T. half Of W ar Of sec %,
F. half of II e or sec 81, " half of e ha,f and
W half of sec -, W half Of " ar, e Jr Of
W or sec -. L Is \. r F.; + half of n .
or sec 10, L Is y, II s +, aud sec ,, / IL y,
R f aud 2o vacant lots in liayyiile, La;
containing , - acres more or less. State tax
iO2.Il, penalties Isl. -, parish tax Il -,
an iltor, recorder. curator al hoe. printer ami
collector costs ID -; tot,l S,il.Gj.
W.. +. OLIVER,
Tax Collector.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-10-28
WIN. L. OLIVER,
Tax Collector.
TAN SALE.

According 10 the revenue laws Of the state
of Loui,ian ana especially act - of general
assembly 1873, have seized and will pro
ccei TO sell al the court house door in the town
of Rayville on
Saturday The 2S'h day Of OctoJp 1876,
the following described lands, or such part
thereof As may be necessary to pay the d"lin-
quenr and current taxes due the state of Lou.
i>iana and parish of richland and all penalties
and costs
Boughton, Samuel, Est. ON half Of ",
Or. II ar of eTr see 2S; f. half of or.
W ar Of II e ar and W half of c or SEE >,
/ Il y. II T. AMI HAT part ct II W or east
of Bduf river, sec 6, and f half of e ar sec
8, I - y. R Is F.; containing i25 acres more
or less. Stale iaA 3 Is, penalties 10, parish
tax 40 81, auditor, recorder. curator al hoe,
printer and collectors costs l5.75; total 80 Il
WIN. 7. OLIVER,
t. E,'iDr-Or
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-10-28
TAN SALE.

According 10 the revenue law of the state
of Louisiana, providing for the collection of
taxes, and especially act Il of general assem-
bly, 1913, have seized and will proceed TO
sell at the courthouse door in the town of
Rayviile on
Saturday, the 2Sh day of Ociob,r, 1876.
the following described lands or such part
thereof as may be necessary to pay the drlin-
quent and current taxes due the state of Lou
isan and parish of RIchland and all penalties
and costs
Dixou, Wm.-E half of W ar sec 81. I
&c N, X +; containing 80 acres more or less.
State tax 7.Sl, penalties 1903, parish tax 9.Ol,
auditor, recorder, curator al hoe. printer and
collectors costs Ij.7j total 1851
WIN. T. OLIVER,
Tax Collector.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-10-28
JUDGMENT.

Mrs MoIIie lamar, wife. } Parish Court of
". No $50 R,chland Parish,
Abraham lamar husband. } Louisiana.
BY reason Of the iaw and the evidence in
this case being III favor of the plaintiff and
against the defendant. and by reason of this
case having been regularly set for trial, taken
up, tried, and the law and the evidence being
in favor oi the plaintiff and against the de-
iendant-
Ii is therefore ordered, aIiudged and de-
creed that there he Judgment rendered ia this
case in favor Of plaintiff aud against the de-
iendant, tlissC LIVING the community of acQuetS
ani gains heretofore existing between said
parties by reason Of their said marriage; that
Mrs. tloIic lamar be authorized and EN-.
powered To administer her property ae Il tsHie
sole. without the Interference of her said
husband.
Thus done. read and signed in opOn court,
This 18th day Of October, A. ID. ls76
Il. =. WILLIAMS,
Parish Judge.
hereby certify the above and foregoing to
be true and correct copy of the original now
on file in my o'hce.
Witness my official signature and seal of
Office, on this 2Grd day of October, a. d. 1876.
J. NEWT PITTS.
Oct2S-3t Clerk llth Dist. Court
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-10-28
TAX SALE.

According To the revenue laws Of the state
of Louisiana. providing for tine collection Of
taxes, aud especially act & of general assem-
bly, 1873, have seized and will proceed to
sell at the courthouse door n the town OF
Rayvilie on
Saturday, tie 2Sh day Of Oc'oier, 1876.
the following described lands, or such part
thereof as may be necessary TO pay the dein-
qHcnt an | current taxes due the state Of Lou
isiana parish Of RlchIani and dill penalties
and costs:
Cassity, A J-N W or Of II W or sec 30. L
Is y, Il t. T.: containing 10 acres more or less
State tax 2.23, penalties SIC, parish tax 2'o3,
auditor, recorder, curator nj hoe, printer and
collectors cost 1919; to'al S2o.35.
WM L. OLIVER.
Tax Collector
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-10-28
TAN SALE.
Tan Collector

According to the revenue laws Of the state
of Louisiana, providing for The collection at
taxes and especially act IL Of 10, general
assembly, 1873, lave seized anI will pro
cred TO sell Al the couu house door in the
town Of Rayvilic, on
Saturday, TIC >sh day Of CdoJo, 1876,
the following described land, or such pant
thereof a. may be necessary 20 pay the dclm-
qlcut and current taxes due the stat" of Lou
>iana and parish Of Rchaud aud all pcnal-
ties aud costs
Todd K Il, agent for Trevor y Colgate
All sc i, 1 L y, X 6 T.; containing 81
acres more or less State tax - / t. penalties
23al. parish tx 73Gl, auditor. recorder, cu-
rator al hoe, printer and collectors cost,
- - toia! s2OGfi
WM 7. OLIVER.
o.. 81 SO. IaN Collector.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-10-28
SIIERIFFS SALE.

H. Block } State of Louisiana,
vs.. No $40 Parish Of Richlaud,
6. W. Humble. ct al. } It'll Dist Court
Di virtue of writ of ii ia, issued from
I'D the Honorable lith District Court, in
and for the State and parish aforesaid, in the
above styled and numbered suit, and to me
directed. have seized aud i'll oiier for sale
al the door OF the court house in the town of
Ray"ille, within the legal hour. OF sale, on
Saturday, the Cd dav Of December, 1876,
the following described properly, to-wit: The
f Of f. ! Of section 10, the W } OF S w
IF section IL, I II y, Il +, containing l6O
acres, more or less.
Terms cash, with the benefit of apyraise-
ment. {. ii. MOORE,
Oct. 2S, lS7G-6t Sheriff
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-10-28

What is the object of nominations
bv parties? 1t is to set aside oppo-
stion from the party making the NOM
nations, and unite the party upon the
nominees, and he who will not sup
port the nominees of his party can
not claim 10 be true to the same. Sup
pose in the national ticket every
man voted for bis favorite for Presi-
dent and his own selection Of electors,
what would be the result ? Is not
the principal the same? Fifty good
men meet in convention, they put out
a ticket. One man concludes that
they did not know as much as him
self aud runs against their choice. Is
it not presuming a great deal!
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-10-28
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
JUDGMENT.
Evelyn Amery wife, } Parish Court Of
". No. 2S6 Richland Parish

Evelyn Amery. wife, } Parish Court Of
". No. 2S6 RichIand Parish
Ansel H. Turbevile State of Louisiana.
The above case having been regularly fixed
for trial. taken up aud tried, and the law and
the evidence being in favor of the plaintiff
aud against the defendant it Is ordered adj
judged aud dccrced that there Lr Judgment
IN favor If Evelyn Amery, wife. against her
husband An>el Ii. Turbcvile, for the sum Of
one hundred and fifty dollars. with five per
cent interest thereon from the 10Th day of Oct,
1916, Until paid; aud II is further ordered
adjudged and dccrred that there be Judgment
dissOivlng tic community uf acquets and
gains heretofore existing between plaintiff aud
her sand husband; that the said Evelyn
Amery, wife, / = authorized to administer her
affairs IA a ftme sole. and in all respects to
manage and conduct her business as an un>
married woman. Ii is further ordered that
defendant pay ali costs of tins suit
Done, read aud signed IN open court this
18th day of Oct, 1876.
Il. p. WILLIAMS,
Parish Judge.
| hereby certify the above aud foregoing to
he Il true aud correct copy of the original
now on Tile in my Office.
Witness my ;otlical Signature and seal of
office, Ola this tue Goth day Of October, A. ID.
1876.
J. NEWT PITTS,
Clerk lirh Dist Court.
per JNo. 5. SUMMgRLIS.
oct 23-t. by Clerk.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-10-28
SHERIFFS SALE

Mrs f a RusSell& hush } State of Louisiana,
W. No i5l ; Parish Of Rchland
SamueI Rouse ct al. iith Dist. Court.
10y virtne of writ of fl IA, issued from
I'D the Honorable lith Di,trir, Coart in and
Tor the parish and state aforesaid, in the above
styled and numbered suit, and to me directed,
have seized and will offer for sale at the
door of the court house in the town of Ray
vile, within the legal hours of sale, on
Saturday, the I'd day Of december, 1875,
the following described property, to>wit: Lots
five, sin, seven, hlue ami ten, IS \, K :
East.
Terms cash, with benefit Of apprai<ement.
Z. II. MOORE,
Oct %. IS76-6t Sheriff
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-10-28
900 ACHES LAND
L O L. 5 :. J. l. .

200 cleared and in good state OF cultivation,
situated IN the northeast corner OF RicLiaud
parish, IN the Bayou MACON Here Is u
good gin house, tvo -c's of quarters for
iaborcr>, ten mites. farm implements, black
smith tool, and corn cnru.h 10 supply the
placc all of which will be sold for $1,000,
or the land for $500, IN cash or cry a"rcp-
lance. T.. TRCNFEB,
Oct !, lS7i.-If Della, In.