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Richland beacon., 1876-11-18
Many Years OF Careful Re'
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j.. call for Woods Improved Hair Restorative
ard don't be put of ,ri'h any other article
said by all druggists in this place and dealers
everywhere. Trade supplied at manufac
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Sole Agents for the United States and tanadas
and by Wheeio:k. Findlay 4 Co, New
Orleans.
August %, 1876. I'm.
Richland beacon., 1876-11-18
OONsUMPTION CURED!

OAu oid phy>w,a'i. retired from acliNe pTac-
rIc-, having had plsced in his hands by an
Eas, India Missionary the formula of simple
Vegetable Remedy, for the speedy and per-
nanent Cure of Consumption. Brochirs. Ca
,arrh, Asthma, and all Throat and Lung A fec
tons. also Positive and Radical Cure for
Nervous Debility and all Nervous Coml ain,-,
after having thoroughly tested its wonderful
curative powers in thousands Of cases. feels
it his duty TO make il known TO his suffering
fellows. Actuated by tins motive, and a
conscientious desire to relieve human suffer
ing. he will send Gree Of chorsO to all who
desire it, this recipe. with full directions for
preparing and successfully using. Sent by
return mail by addressing with stamp. naming
this paper, Dr. T.. w. SlENENS.
Monroe Block, Syracuse, n Y
Marcl o. lN-E Il
Richland beacon., 1876-11-18

Aad first IN the hearts of the thousand who
were once the victims OF disordered liver AMI
its tt-niant maiadies. Such as Constipation
Bilious Fever-, Colo. Dyspepsia. Sick Head
ache, Chill., Rheumati-m, Gout, Jaundice.
R-.,iess.,es- Loss Of Appetite AMI General
Debility First Turr PILLs and then healtl,
aud hsppiness. is their motto This is the
result, of American progress in science, diseas>
Is tina, were once treated by emetics. bhsters,
hncet., .,arvsmon and POISONOUS minerals, are
now curei by these safe AMI gentle pills,
which impaIt strength to the holly, while they
remove all unhealthy .ecretions. q.
Richland beacon., 1876-11-18

To persons living in DsLHI, RYvrLLI ard
other points on the Vicksbsrx 4 Shreveport
Ra,l.Road, tile undersigned is now prepared
TO cell the Singer Sewing Machine in
monthly insssIlments, upon the following
terms. to-wn Fit payment, Ten Dollars
subsequent payments, Five Dollars per month
until paid for.
Good inducements offered 70 planter:
in the country upon sppl.cation to
]. E. DEHEN, Agent
May l3-,jan Monroe, La.
Richland beacon., 1876-11-18

We learn that Tuesday night last Wiley
Davis and john Woodley, both living near
Floyd Bush >. entered the retail eroeery Of
Matt, Cleme uts near by and were engaged in
breaking everything in the soo,n, when Glenn.
cuts came upon them. Upon his approach i,
is said they threw rocks 1t him. when he
fired upon them, so seriously woundinG Davis
that il is thought he will die. Woodley is
now under arrea.-yartsssriiie (.die.) Re
publican, Id.
Richland beacon., 1876-11-18

PREsBYrERIaN-Rev ID. 4. Campbell will
preach regularly, at Alto on the ST sabbath
la each month al Union Church on Baskn
Ridge, in franklin Pa. on the third Sab
bath at Rayvile on the fourth Sabbath
Preaching in Rayviile every Wednesday
night
Regular appointment for preaching Of the
Baptist Church at Rayville is the first SUNDAY
in ea..h month and Saturday nigh, before.
Rev L. c. Kellis Pastor.
The appointments of the Ravvile Circuit
NJ. +. Church South are as follows Girard.
the first Sunday in each month; Rayville the
second, Alto the third, and Union the fourth.
Jas L Wright. p E.
Patrons OF Husbandry.
Rayville Grange, No. 80, meets every
second and fourth Thursday in each month,
at | / O'Clock, An.
Msury Grange No. a., meets on Saturday
before the / st and Bird Sunday in each month.
f Mcdonald, Master, Jno. A Hemler ,Sec,y.
Regular meetings. Of RayviIle Pomona
Grange No. 5 are the first Wednesdays in
January, April, July and October, 1876.
Regular meetings Of Girard Grange No. 80
are held on the 2nd and irh Saturdays in
each month
Temperance..-U f. Of t..
Richlani , ouncii No. Ii meets every Sauur-
day night
Masonic. ...Regular commnnica ions of
K. + McGmre Lo ige No 209 the Pad We'd
nesday in each month
Richland beacon., 1876-11-18

The people of Rchland Parish are hereby
nlormed that am now canvassing Tor SUD
-c-iptons to the great Carroll'on Debate by
DIS. Graves and Di,zler. Tnis is conceded
10 he the most learned and exhaustive
discussion OF the questions involved, no"
before the public This Debate is the hes
eff,r, of the abIest champions "f their resPec'
live Denominations. and will prove interesting
10 persons of every religious faith
NJ l. DINklNS.
Richland beacon., 1876-11-18

$50 acres land-70 acres in good state o
cultivation with good comfortable houses
will he sold Cheap for Cash. or fwo-ihird'
Cash, with mortgage retained for balance
There is also on the place Horses and 'rnin'
implements. and two good yokes OF oxeh.-
For further particulars, apply TO J. ). os'een
IN the place, or to Wiley p. Mangham, ka!
vile, La. us <<s'i''
Richland beacon., 1876-11-18
BEATTY Piano !
GRAND SQUARE AND UPRIGHT.

GRAND SQUARE AND UPRIGHT.
These Piaros are the finest IN the world
rs regards ,onr and excellence. Huntington
(Te"nl Republican
The Beatty Plauos pronounced 10y all, the
sweetest toned instrument manf .'-rured.'-
Gettysburg. (Pd) Century. 70
The Beatty Pianos, grand square and
bright, are remarkable for their beauty of
nish. a. we'll IL for sweetness and volume
{ { tone Middle oun IN ~ Mercury.
Mr.. Beatty i. a responsible business man
-Uashing.oa (Nf) star
Agents wanted cvrryw horr. Send stamp
for catalogue Address, DANIEL
BEATTY. Washington, New Jersey.
Richland beacon., 1876-11-18
The Beacon and Free Press for
Four Dollars.

Tbs DETROIT FACE PREss has acquired
sreat celebrity for It's fund Of quaint hnm"r,
sparkling wit stories. sketches. choice general
literature, chess an puzzle columns. news,
etc. We have arranged tn club the RIcHLAND
BEAco, with the DETROIT FREE Press al
greatly reduced rates, and will take subscrip-
ions for the two papers for $500; and thus
our Subscribers can secure one Of the best
papers in the United States, in connection
with the BEACON, AT an additional cost OF only
one dollar Send in your subscriptions. IT
Richland beacon., 1876-11-18

81. Rouse is agent for the great National
work or Centennial History, as viii be seen
by reference to a notice mother column head
ed =. \ Valuable Work. 10 addition to the
above, Mr. 5 J. Rouse rs also agent tor an
o,het valuable work the Creative and Sex
,;,I Science or Manhood, Womanhood, aud
lhe,r Mutual Inierrela,ions Love, IT Law
Power. etc. selection or Mutual adaptation
Court-hip. Marriage Life, and Perfect Chill
,I,en &c ".
Richland beacon., 1876-11-18

Piano YoR SALE-We offer for sale The
celebrated Waters Piano. This is said TO tie
an excellent instrument and any person,
DESTROYS OF purchasing one would hnd 1t to
their interest 10 call on us before ordering, a,
this instrument is fully warranted To give
satisfaction. u
Richland beacon., 1876-11-18
Patrons Of Husbandry,

A PROPOSITION We propose To advertise
land for sale, with this understanding II the
land owner will give price and terms, and
if no sale. no charge, and If sale lie will
pay MS 10 pei cenr of rh.purchase price out
of the cash payment.
Richland beacon., 1876-11-18

The bushes. par, of the town Of Raymond
he. been visited ny three destructive fires
The fr-t was in 1858, when twenty-one bus.
ines. houses were destroyed the second in
1854, when six storehouses and Offices were
swept away; and the third which is described
in another column Of this paper. The total
loss Of the lire Of 1883. was estimated a the
time At 100000 that Of 1854. At $50, 900 ;
tina, o: 1876 At $1,000 -Raynso~d Gssns
Richland beacon., 1876-11-18

The Liverpool, London and Globe Fire
Insurance Company pays losses immediately
on adjustments. without delay and without
dis cunt. j. r.. BE- ES, agenI,
Feb %. ls-6.,ianl. Monroe, La
Richland beacon., 1876-11-18

Who wants a good Sewing Machinea We
cam give yen choice OF any you desire aud
sell for 30 per cent less than agents prices
Call and see u beinrr buying elsewhere. It
Richland beacon., 1876-11-18

HOn ACRES wood land, 90 ACRES dog
ZNW wood ridge, some sweet-guur land,
will To. sold Al s. 50 per acre. on easy terms,
ten miles souih,eas, OF RayviIIe. For further
particulars apply at this office (no. 226tf
Richland beacon., 1876-11-18

We will adver,i-e any horse, mule &c Tor
the owner that may be strayed of or stolen
n, conditions that if the animal is not recov-
cred. no charge, and il recovered the owner
will agree to pay us SO for advertisement.
Richland beacon., 1876-11-18
SHERIFF'S SALE.

FendaI & Fisher. } State of Louisiana.
vs.. No. $50 Parish o. Richiaud,
H. Felix Virkers Parish Court.
10y VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FL FA.,
ID issued from the Honorable Parish Court
in and fr the Parish and State aforesaid,
Lave se;zrd aud will offer for sale AT tbs
door Of the Courthouse in Rayvile, Oh
Saturday, the lSh day Of Norember, 1876.
h fl OWING described properly to-wit;
+. ! uf n f. ! Sec. 50, /. -, n. X. r.,
c .nraini ny 40 acres OF land, more or less.
Also one Bay Mule.
Terms Of sale cash, without the benefit Of
appraisement.
CT MOORE. Sheriff.
Richland beacon., 1876-11-18

1000 lerrs of handsome improve
lOOO ment on the pace. Near the
North Louisiana & Texas Rail Road, and in
good range. For particulars apply a, 'hi-
office. IT,
Richland beacon., 1876-11-18

NNE Half interest in large body of land +,
but will be sold in lots to sui, purchasers.
For particulars apply at this office. If.
Richland beacon., 1876-11-18

J. F.. Behen, Monroe. La is agent Tor the
renowned Singer Sewing Machine. Al
orders by mail promptly attended to. tan.
Richland beacon., 1876-11-18

HOOn ores Of land sold TO suit purcha
NOUO sers. II in the woods Fo'
particulars apply at this office. If.
Richland beacon., 1876-11-18

Bes, quality Of Spring Steel Machine Nee.
die, for all kinds Of machines, at the machine
agency Of J. E. Behen, Monroe La uanl.
Richland beacon., 1876-11-18

Insure in the Home of New York, estab
I;.bed in 1915. Realize assets Jany /, 1870
over s5.5O0pOO. J. Z. Behen, Agent Mon
roe, LII. pahl'"'
Richland beacon., 1876-11-18
Insure Your Dwellings. Gins.
Cotton and Merchandise,

For the the season Of 1876 in The OH and
Reliable Insurance Agency of Jno. L. Byrne
Monoe La. The best companies aud lowest
rates given
Richland beacon., 1876-11-18
s. W. SMITH,
BARBER d HAIR DRESSER.

HAS moved into hi. new shop on Louise
street, ne door north of w l. Jones
store, 2ayviIle, and provided with all sinds Of
perfumes, cosmetics and hair dyes necessary
for the satisfactory execution Of all work in
his line. aud respectfully solicits the pa
,ronage Of the public. He can shave, dye,
shampoo, and trim a gentleman up in any
style; and also keeps fancy toilet article,
on hand TO a, commoda,e the ladies.
June 5. le75-tf.
Richland beacon., 1876-11-18
Executive Committee

Or the D!mOcrdftc-C Onserpattpe Party of the
Parish of Riohiand:
lst Ward-G Med. Bnmby, H. P. Wells
and p B. Feenan.
2nd 4. Fowler, ID. A. Campbell, ir.
and Elijah Scott.
3rd r. r Justice, e. II. Brashear aud
Benjamin Myrick.
4th +" w. L. Ivy. f. II Williams and
Fl. Vickers
5lh A. Dyson, +. Hatch and r. 5.
Boughton.
p. II. Tol-r. Chairman, Rayville. La.
Richland beacon., 1876-11-18
CHERIFE-S SALE.

"
Mr.. Cah,ine $: Willis State OF Loui.isn'.
vs. No. 800 Parish Of Rirhlana.
H. Fix Vicker> J li,h District CONT.
By virtue of a writ OF Ii. ia issued from
The ilonl lIIh District Count IN aud for -aid
parish ant state, IN the above sly led snir and
to me directed | have seized and will OTTER
for sale al the door of the Court House in
SAID parish. on
saturda, /, the End day Of December, 1876,
the following described properly, iowit:
y Of the y w. /! Of Section 8 , and ,Ic
: of the s. T. !. Section 80, L. II, y, X
: E.. containing loo acres, more or les.
Terms twelve months credit, without benefit
of appraisemcnt
G. II. MOORE, Sheriff.
Rayyiile, La, November | lib, 1876 ei.
Richland beacon., 1876-11-18
f4s 1R(ietlauaB eaten,
Omcial Directory.

JuDUtaL-PoCRTEEyrH DISTRICT COURT:
RonEhT Ray, Judge;
L. i. DCSS, District Attorney !;
J. Newt. PrrTs, Clerk.
PARISH Curt:
X. p. WILLIAMS, Judge.
W. y. Porrs, District Attorney Protein !;
PARISH OFFICERS:
6. II. MOORE, Sheriff;
WILEY i. MASGHAM, Recorder;
Benz q. EDWARDS President Police Jury
POLICE JURORS:
Ward l-Thos. NJ Cochran,
2--E. Scott,
3-B. o. Edwards.
i-Henry Mangham,
5-samuel Montgomery.
Richland beacon., 1876-11-18
salt Eish...lat(.h 1870.

salt Eish...l'atCh 1870.
DOE HEKklNG-ln 1 tarrs'si
X. in Kits;
Cha, Roe-Iu Kits:
Mess MacI-,el--Ir Bsnris;
I'm Kits,
Tongues and Souuds--ln KIT;
Msckcrel No. ! and ?. IN ! barrels and kits.
ocl4 LAMKlN 4 EGGLESTON.
WANTED. A SITUATION.
w It's nanegcT ul IA pian,srlun or gcneIai
SUPERINTENDENT, by one VITO knows how I'd
farm. !tppIy 10 'AMAR,
ocll.f Crew lake, l.,
Richland beacon., 1876-11-18

Oar subscription price is only 'hres do!h's'
Richland beacon., 1876-11-18
FOR SALE,

Jnnc. 3. 1876 If Ral
, 1876-03-31
PUBLIC SENTIMENT.


T'o the Edteor NJ l%s fhtcago 1ribMRss
CHICAGO, March 3o.-Much hau hcen said. but
nothing done, In regard 10 reform in our City
Government. pethsps ono more suggestion
towards obtaining an honest Common Council
msy not ho amias,-ope that Is Just now reccty-
ing an almost universal approval among tho best
men Of this ward Of all pa1tlos.
It is to elect Tor Alderman honest men, and
pay tlom for tiicl5 SERVICES an lloneHt, adequate
saIa.y, and require them, II naoonsary, to give
bonds for thu faithful performances Of their daa-
ts Ia hs best lueIest Of ths!r ronEutuanA and tho
cy!u general tsot N notoousy ths csse In ths
interest Of tic party oAs willing to come down."
II under the existing regulations they happen oceA-
a!pnAlly to elect honea. num- hc must bo p0asoed
in al unusual doaree of morality aud selfdcuh To
ast the pofsuniua influence at the present corrupt
horde Ut C,sy Fathors." Ho may be uunc.t whpn
tsviuK tils onlca: hs probably has for shoull hsye
1on,s Gustnesl which requires is ktentIon In order
10 tx position iuatiue, and prueot tho nsIc4ts III
10 large city ~ uhcaRo he u,uAt devuts can.desa-
bio tl1na to bis Official duties 1t tho sacrifice Ut Ills J+r
yesler an cRt.pato Gus; b. fxcts that hs services
arc of vAun IL tha city, whils financially hs IL ssf-
fercr through DUNG h. whole duty, and Il an orls-
lunity teluu,shlnH hs lockni presents itse il s
not partially jusned In 70 dninE7 ilcnty Of coHls.
tent utu eau be hsd aay for c1 tsr year who ca-
not low sora to Aosap the oiue, dach.'gs it' dutle
In tty intore.t VI economy snd honest legislation.
lot III g,ye aLs,u Eslaly Thsu let their Sessions s
s; IL s na, .a y es asyxs y sis.a r.
accomplish this vnd, would sli4yoss that usesy
uIlirsl club n thn city nf both partA sHn Petition
bs utssxnts tO Tho Alderman Of tleir reflective
wA1ds s4iuu them 70 establish salary for ths Alder
susu to Hn tuto uYct with ts entrance upon duty oi
tie Council to ts sl.esed. And u any Alder
peeauAs ~ has " better thing At prssent. -,
A TAx.FAYEA 0v IHk bl1FA WARD.
, 1876-03-31

fcsthorn soited, hut The vu'tnrc 10 soaring
up there" Tint wss tim spirit, OF THO
tl1tonse all t!ronsl,.-to excuse ton,selvas. anil
10 attack The Government. Every rght-mnded
citizen hed Ills hteall, vlta tho Jury considered
this Question. Thoy stood in Tho brcscl. bct"cen
purity anil corruption, AMI Tho pcono looked 10
ehcm for Tho y,lldicAtiun of tier rights. Tho
wholo country had boon stirred. md tie jailn
wcro filled today by tl.csu cuuyIctel by acron,-
pIiccA in tl,eit crimes. L tlo jury ehoi Justify
ths attack OF Tho Government TINY could
say to Mcdonald, JOYCE, nhd thc ro't;;
Evorv thlof could tlot, Hay, Ws havc a,oon In
juret wo want rotributlon ;; wo ahoid 10 paid
for otir losH of tinio." hut tho speaker ~.
pretended uo aurtt dsro rcnl,lt ilo WAS Hhtts!lctl
The internots OF tho Government wora safe In
the jurys LANDS, aud there liz would laavs thoH'.
, 1876-03-31
MlSCElLA ANEOuS,
6R4etaI NSr,dtE

5p>etss R<pateh to The chteaao 7sueans.
DUBUQUE, H., March a0.-rha Democrats Of
this cit. to-day Ia convention nominated the fol-
lew!u. ticket, Mayor. ". " Woodwork Ns-
corler. q. u. lloegas Treasurer. Uauisl Nios-
dan Auditor. J. Il. Carroll Marshal George
Finn City Attorney, Y. Z. Wilson; Townshp
Assessor, ueury btscksp, AmunY The Alder.
1oes " tFo Iasue. viii eumhiua ou shs candidate In
sAySJsl VI LAs sa&Ge,
, 1876-03-31
THE GRAND JURY.
RErunNlNu 1NDtcTHESTH,

Bomathing worthy OF lnoptson was schteved
BY tho QrAnd Jury yesterday. They walked
dovn-staiss about noon In solema p1oceahiop
and invaded sAa District Courtroom whore
Judge 1sangs' arDa weFa making Aseca MAR upon
the anaosphs{o bstwepa him aud the jp<y.ho1
iA the couSse Of hts asYuusaGs against p&hlmas
, 1876-03-31
THE JURY
TftL 1fNilECft1EN.

At sixteen minutes hafoEe tho fury hiod out
In charge Of alr. Courtney Campbell. Thars
was nothing in their faces to Indicate how TO
bet as they passed through the acs1tiniziug aud
anxoua crowd Of spcutators. Thoir oounto-
nanoea vcro IA blank ~ tho hoard fonces thst
bound their farms, and, 10 far from mauifeatlnR
that gravity the Importance Of tho case would
Buggeas, they paid a mouotonolia attention to
personal property, and solectod hata and oyoz-
coats with an eye 10 dntail at nlce tep%
.chensibto, though characteristic. With
clolrly-dalinod leanlng toward a verdict tor
acquttal, the Judge otuorod that sha honest
twoiye bo first given square meal eloWly and
sadly they poured down tho soup. hkippod she
fab, mud then won't for tho ooEnsd b0eG and
cabbage and then gatIy and bEiakly they march.
ed 70 tho narrow, aust-ladcu. badly ventilated
don assigned 10 them for thair deliberations.
At q quarter Of q tho key wha turned. and the
twelve good men and true wero loft 10 thotr dis'
cussons and medltatloas. From that tluao until
| half-past 4 tho courtroom Hna fair
building weso crowded by anxious groups shseriy
d|aouratng tho prospect md canvasalps tho
upeochos and the evidence pro and con- Evor5
now aud then there wss . r1uor that IN agrce-
,nont had booa reached, followed by ruah for
| tho door Of tho con1kroom, but thero vss found
to bs no truth in tho rnmor, and tug rpsh vaa
| turnou toward tho " House Of DAVID.
al 70 tho result, sou,e piophnticAlly rsegnoasi-
| catIug conviction, and aa many confidently h!at-
ipE AE Aoaulttal. white tue conservative Tow 3D.
mlttud tho possibility Of disagreament.
yudgo's charge, secured that fair and impartial
document, and wRdel through It With PAtloncc
characteristic Of tho man, ltuah rooeiyed lii
frienda IL tue hallway, quietly snoksug agas.
, 1876-03-31

ttAFGM tlAlf kehG1luQAF HVAlN te 1uEoI0o
Ms. bangs claimed these was no tnhernns
"~"N'''0N prcx1n's 7nsy1uoxr. .....
Tho note was Z coRS eQrroborntlOu Of all ho said.
What motive hsd ho 70 tastliy to Ito Ho lad
upollt tho note iorsvsf,-it wAs rRns dpa Rnd
given for an uulawful pnrpose,-Ana he wae
simply swearing sgainst hia own tntoEsst. II
tho noto Aaal boon giEen for borrowed munoy Il
would have besn known a1nonB Iecker's arieuds,
| aud Hotnp OF tlum would have been called u to
t1oye 1t, Moreover. II 1t had bosn given fot
borrowed money, ths defendants would have hsd
to glye mortgage for It, It had oeen Baid tha'
the loan could hayo been proved by tue books,
hut that shoy wero husuusl, aud yea Napp had
testified tAat tho booka vero not as tho d!atlliory
| hut at the rectifyinK louao, aud We're
not hurne0. And 10 it WAS With tho TESTIMONY
os tho other Witnesses. Thors waa uo inhereu'
wsaxneaa IL u tnd u wns AZ consistent WIZ ne
otA0r reasonable hypothesis than tho Kuilt o1
t!'oso M'en. Ihs point hxu hasn made that sht
os eEAmens could Ind ollt from the defendants
books wlathhr they hnd committed fraud. u
not; Iho onsy way would iase been u has'
visited every n.an NV WIG s void lie diss1!le.y grain
compared .esu'ta: In tho course VI years tl,i,
MlgLt bo dDna, but ~ tho msEntlno there VA
other testimony.
Ihs jury unt!arstool tho testimony in ali IT.
bearings. They know = man might carr
ruth ~, in o.S.s Sss Ee't'. man .ad ,ul,:s, i
good husband, fAther and citizen, xnl yet
scouudtol 3. heart. hlsn would shFiak 1t lsin
unI committing slnall Vsi,uea. but thsy hsd ii
scruI,lsH Whan il CANA 10 porlutiny themselves
aud s!Ill they would pretend ~ hase good rspS
sa.ious. The vozitab!eneaa; sle eonelus!ysnss ,,
le caiuaald. Iho ouly attempt had beo'' ~ :
sLEinrs, hui thoEs ID lhs while on thore
liberty va ara khs ltls jAy-h,td. with euz blu
, 1876-03-31

tends and protects lA2n mill ~ 0pAEcunb ny 1n.t1-
lnony which proves Mcir guilt hsyoud .. reasonable
luul which means that the avdvacQ OF thur guilt ~
charged must 30 clsar. positive, aud abiding. fully
N not Guitc!ant IN csimiaA cs4s tp 1u4ty verdict
that there m1y ba strong s4sptcIns OF srsn stton8
InuIeancs oi 4 .Stsncs III IL fssor ii s .aS q liz
clntgo aaAnst !ssndAntsi hvt what tAe lsT sn1elns
ri y @ 'n4 y s5eSc sydsho1 70 1 o. 1e svaS n
to Ii IT. natural sIee fsa when you have eatsta
" Weighed aud considered II su clear. unlouhsug,
guilt sts.ss u: us5sost, III Dllloa Judge,
Ths defrn.!snss have proaacsA issIa nua.oer q
xeS ,; ~ hsa s,a @ e Ssst Ts 4nfsss "a
lSten. ovldenco. md should 10 cons!deret by you:
hs inquiry bens, noss tho evidence "a tha E.rt .f
Ii see.us isoper sat shu.d III tla connection
a9.luut ha ltuypnua laws not usually eonat4s5ed "
o community ~ involving the sana degree OF moral
they arc looked upot " uieru vupia onsnA1s, Our
common c1psEsnca with snu fnuSlsdse of 1HA11ind
lrpn dulng Aos which would lcfsaud fellox.nan
=" H. s'Dxs ,as. @ trsS.i v.ao vii nct is.sta opSoS.
Auss by swearing down hs xAlna qf thr pEas1ty !os
sAxatiop by coneealHs sha!s p!apysty 5Eam ~ a..
proparty Of hy Geiuy parties 70 Smuggling or uthss
ayaalons ol u.a lsYeune Laws. aud atn du un - va
Al know loss es.te or standing IL society OF ts son,
by ha comaslon VI crimes Of oeaas. W which ~
tIylauals Ars wruuHel VI astrauded lv1ca thu ayt
dsnes which has bten given u this ease - 70 III:
rhAsacas Anrstofors botns bJ the dstundAns4 tt u
tYss Import tlan k,ch Sviusnca y uJpn tho tEai o.
exsus tor ertsuea tnvoying moral tuEIasude. II IL
| only seldom that msn bearing = eooa ehsrsotsr fol
tsins! iu tlemsolvsa, wA!le Il Il uattcr u lruQusa
| occurrence to Gud men guilty Of statutory onepsaa
like tnia who tesr and have barns uatsu..hsd 1ppu
taious {os hopo4t sud upright dsAlIuR. 4uaasl, IL
rot apelu apsoles 70 w th.h Within ths l4st tse
la,tuns u t.eas defsudsuts hAys voluntarily ple4aes
guilty Ut the bar Of TIT. Oons aud gasl4ps y youi
i11hAee TO OF Of thA ssRA ahzrAcsG ~ It'll IL
, 1876-03-31

III. Mural UslsAesl wants 70 hays sns ~ ns'l nol.
ahsd oG with ! caso Of dSuA,nlts~
, 1876-03-31

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1rha hnn atsa uiynn syi is,cA tonduv IN
.haw tfAt snirits wcrs rc,aoSoI frpm IsiouIas Ss.
tf ~ -, ~. rsctfyfnv hoI,,s ~ nnN Trnsv in ths
t1 md thst I'M stanns un M, iarruls uf sh surts
~etc rnHnved and rutirntsi 10 Ieiendans fur ise
n. tt,ns Tl,c rinr.sas whnss n1icnrn tep,ls 10
s"n1n,t his hanch al tio ensa ars Ran Malt.r1,
Xxx SvI,,i.ms sni James u iiurlbut
soH ~. nrns"m;fnn I'M slso troamcr nrnos tending
tn .hov tnst. In hs eu.amsr Of laT1 dafendsuIa gu.
tsro into ~ srrange1as.s viii ths 1ocufyns arm Vi
.r.s ~ sn;rs soSu by le{snI,ns 4, AHA HFln Were
~ - rann9.i snI rstrnod 10 tiefsnfanis fnr uRs
soenni lima snI lhst la uursancs oS this rfran9e-