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The Portland daily press., 1876-08-25
REAL ESTATE.
For Sale.

BLOCK of four very desirable lots in Ever
"A green Cemetery. For particulars apply to
MR.. RAMSEY,
aug24d2w Supt. OF the Cemetery.
The Portland daily press., 1876-08-25
FOR HARPSWELL,

On and after July 4th, 1876,
./h4tH Steamer Henrietta, Capt. G.
Eszs.zas@sssz54 LOWELL, will leave Harps-
well every day, Sunday except
ed, at a. M, touching at Great and Lille
Chebeague and Long Island. Returning, will
above landings. Will come and go by the way OF
Cousens Island every Monday, Wednesday and Sat-
urday. Will make excursion trips to Harpswell
every pleasant day, Sundays excepted, leaving Com
mercia Whsrf at O'Clock, touching at Long Island
and Little Chebeague. For particulars inquire OF
STEPHEN KICKER, No. 131 Commercial Street. up
stairs Fare to Long Island and Little Chebeague
and return. 10 cents ju4dtf
The Portland daily press., 1876-08-25
FOR THE ISLANDS (!

49, The staunch and commodious
.|at8H Barge, ISLAND BELLE,
E=-Ezzs44 will run to the Islands this sea-
son for Excursions and Sunday
School Picnics. The Barge will not, under any
consideration, run on the Sabbath. Liberal
arrangements can be made by applying to
CHARLES SAWYER,
1913 Commercial Street.
ju23dtf Portland, Me.
The Portland daily press., 1876-08-25

nIRECT IMPORTATION of Aies,
~ Wines and Liquors.. Holland Gin in
bulk j. DeKuyper. Green Seal Gin IN case from Rot
terdam. Irish and Scotch Wbiskey in bulk and case
from Ramsey s. Co., Liverpool. Hennessey Brandy
in case, vintage 1866, 1870 and 1873 direct from
France Very fine old Port and Sherry Wines direct
from London Heidsisck Champaign. Bass Pael Ale
from Burton-on-Trent in Hhds., Bbls, and Kilder-
kens. Also same (Hibberts bottling) in casks and
cases of OTIS and Pts. In the original packages in
bond or duty paid by JAMES GLINCHY, I'm
porter, 50 Commercial st. apr7eod6m
The Portland daily press., 1876-08-25
For Sale.

For Sale.
TIME new, two-srory house, No. IL Ellsworth st.
Il Contains ten rooms Sebago, piped for gas,
thoroughly built, dry and pleasant location. Will be
sold reasonably. Inquire on the premises.
aug5dtt G. E. AVERILL,
The Portland daily press., 1876-08-25
Portland Daily Pres, stock Lis,

Corrected by WOODBURY. & MoULToN, Investment
Bankers, 81 Exchange st.
The Portland daily press., 1876-08-25
MEDICAL.

DIR. SCOTT is having most re.
marK..f'e and gratifying success
in his treatment Of Nervous and
Chronic Diseases. You that are
sick should call on him at the q.
s. Hotel at once and be healed
beyond peradventure.
The Portland daily press., 1876-08-25

[From the Boston Transcript July 10, 1921
Standing foremost among the most liberal and
most successful of American physicians to-day, is
Gina. corner of Asylum and Washington Sts., Boston,
He has risen above the narrow prejudices Of partcu
demand, without sacrificing his abilities to sectarian
rules he has achieved wonderful success and effect
ed cures that astonished of the ablest physi-
clans of the day. f'
Richland beacon., 1876-11-25
A Great LuierpiSe,

Austin statesman: The most intrl-
ligeu. clllz-nS of New VI ieau>. aud
vi cities along he mississippi aud It's
tributaries, have orgsuIzrd and char
rer.u cooperation with capital OF
i've miili.n-, tor the purpose "t exca
yalIng a siack-wal-r ship canal from
New Urieau, Itself To deep Wafer In
Barralarla Bay. rugonal- that have
proved upon the New U,I-an- Com
u.rce uli cpurun-rce died I the
plague, viii themselves TIE no more
Gaivrs,ou aud ritic> a,"ng The ooutb-
cru coast of Texas would br eurirh' Il
BY this ship cauaI, which lessons the
commercial distance b-t~ern New
Orleans aud Galve>t u ueariy one hali,
aud Tor the reason tna, IL wuu.d tess
Ell the cost oi travelling tins distance
in sailing ve,sriS niJre tnau hall. But
,he great cad effected would Le dts
COVERED M he reversal of the COM
n.rrial map of the Souih. Trade
and Traffic snd travel from the Quo
and Missouri, aud the whole wealth
of The country on either side of The
Mississippi. The very day mat Cow
dou's siackwat-r may he opened.
would be ,urned Sou,h from East.
The new sud the old Northwest
would alike cVlue dswn The river, aud
Richland beacon., 1876-11-25
Tax Sac.

According 10 the revehn- laws OF the tat.
,f Lu,i.Isna. providing for the collection OF
taxes, ani e>p-cialy act A. OF thu general
assembly 1873, have srized and viii pro-
zee q 10 .-l NJ The court house door IN the town
nf Rayviiie. on
Saturday,, The Oh day cf December, 1876.
tue G,linw,"y dr-"rll~i Iam!-, or such part
thereof ~ my he nrress".y tn pay the taxes
du- tine sIai- NJ Louisiana AMI parish of
Rrhia"i and al pe"aii-- AMI cos'-
VI In'">h. l. C-S "fSEf SEQ 2. NV !
nf NV sec , T Ii y, r F.; Sc an $
! Il sw -. n OF sw sec 81, J
aSi -tsEf sc 20. I l6 \. : East
cunrairing AS acres more ar less state Ak
1879 -. peaai;i-s s5 81. parish tax ll3 rs.
sa.liro-. recorder, priat-r and collector C costs
9 80 total SilS Is.
wv OLIVER, Tax Collector
Richland beacon., 1876-11-25
Tlx s lie.

According in ti- rrvrnn. laws Of the state
OF | ouisiana PR vi''us fr me rod-ctr'n at
aSrs. aui a-p,r,ali, at ~ "f the gr'rrs, as
-.mblv 1873. ! have -.'iZed AMI will pro~e-di
IT, sell ~ r,r- court house dooi IN the town al
RsyvIu' on
Sutr,Jay. the Oh ocy 81 D'rsmbsr. 1876,
the fG,pwing de>cr',-d and, ar -urh part
thereof ~ may b~ n.c---ary - paw iiIr cur
rem, mi Delinquent 'axes due the -'arr a.
Loni-isn, aud parish of R'ch'ani aud sn pen
aiiirs aud costs.
N"."g,m"ry Mr. " P.-s Of sec II. 7
IGN r. F.: all 100 3. y If SEQ I. ] - =.
re- ii yEf. II ss If acc /,
nSEt ~ sec Il Is y. R6 r.; con
t,rniry ll'2 acres. more or ,ss state TAX
329l7. penalties I5l.l3. parish tax 1914 GS.
si!ro,. rer"ri-r primer AMI collectors cost.
@ IS rc,a s6siSs
W T. OLIVER,
Nov 25. 1878 St Tax Conecror
Richland beacon., 1876-11-25

hg press ., iE'- r"I"try in.orms
H. IEa. ,nc ARMY { hat is not quarter
,.d upon the people of the SOUTH H.
being c,,ncrnIraIrG III Washington
Civ. Those il authority al the zap
i oil Tell u the reason l., that the
government of the District uf Column
Tia l. very inefficient, that i, l. threat
rhrd with Iurhnicrcr. and that the
arrv has been cont. DlraIrd there Ia
pre- ,'rvr nrd,r. We beard n,Ihing
II this kind IN he days before 'he
Republicans cu'"e IN roW"". Then
;hr army Wa never uerdrd here Ia
preserve order.
Here i, "ur sep bcvnni tie borders
Of The States la'rIv in --hriilnn The
precedent of bargaining the people
into submission Ia The n.auda;r- aud
will of The Executive of The United
States ha~ ion. been established in
the S"urh. aud sanctioned hv the pen-
pie uf the N"rIh Grnrral Giant
krrw very we'll mhrn hr Used the
army To iHaurura.e All U>Grprr INTO
the guhcruairriai chair Of Louisiana.
To di>prr-' Ihr legally elected Lrgis-
laturr in this Slate. aud AZ last 10
station troops in South Carolina.
/ Florida and Louisiana and have a
feet anchored III ironr "f New Orleans
on The eve "f au election aud during
the canvaS-lng # the returns. that h-
had no more right Ia dn 81 han he
had 10 treat any other SAFE in the
sane way.
All hi, talk about preserving or
der. uurliiug riui-. preventing frauds.
] infi,,idaii"n. Er l. clap'rap. These
movrn-n'S uf troops have IA grarrr
signiiirnncr ihar ibis. A deeper
plot un,leriics AL these brid -ncr"urh.
mrnrS upon tn rights of people
win have the lxne "t freetnrn. but
wh" are r-slleVie u:ere subjects Of
all uu>rrupuiruS ,'.igarrhy.
We have ir"u slow 10 believe that
our President hal any ab'ti"uI de-
signs in helping Ia pr"cIpl'ate the
country into a rev"lGlinn aud then
/ ~ciZiuy the reIns of Gnv-rHur:i. a
have rtany anhi:i"u- military chief
lianS before him hut many thing.
have occurred and sre occurring =,
THIS tiur lha are ,'aI-lug IL to begin
Ia believe that others have hren mor.
sagac!ouS Than We, and that thri;
su-pirirn- uf such designs have not
been grCunH!r-,
Already leading republican j"urna',
are preparing the ind- If fh-ir read
er- for such cOHp@ IT, rt1t; AL /
these j"urns.s iruira;e snkihing a
all. they show yer, clearly rha' moth
lng bu the determination of ,hs pea
PIE, displayed in an unm St'kah.
manner. Will prevent Prrsiirnt Gran
and hts advisers FROM setting a>id,
their wills A. expressed al The ballot
box "n the 7,h of Nnvrini"r. snd ak
ing ,">sr--i"n "i the G"v-snn rnt -,
n necessity W. u,W behave TIA
\ weak nau Wa placed un thr tckr
for President toy har p.riy With :
view la The accp.rpIlSh"ent of lhi
end. Will the proplc -unDnIt to thi
If II is done
Richland beacon., 1876-11-25
Tax sale

Ascending to t!i- revenue laws Of III. state
II Lnn-Iaua. providing for thu co,ircion OF
,ax'--. ami r>pfriany sct 81 of the g,"-,s, -
>-iuEI, 1874, | hsv- ,r,.,.d and IN l" '....,
IT, sen al the court house door in tie town al
Hsyviu "a
M a'ry he "a dsy # Dsenibsr. 1875.
me & uraiuy dr-r'Ib-i Tsui- >."; pvt
tn rt'f a. u'ay be- n-r,.-.asy !" psy ti.- i-lnr
r.sr'i and ru'r.nf taN.> iu- 'hr >r;Er of LoH>
i-,a"s and parish al Rrhlan! and an p.naI
lies an costs
Lrt r VI all SEC 3 south Of river.
~ So >, '.,; # liver. Of At seq %.
FIJI RS r; Off .m'w ! seq
1873 at \ ,-"3 81, [ II NS7 y; con
tan ny lifJ arr.~ UI"rr ar les. Srsi tax
81 81. p~naI,i-- 90 II parish ,aXs %. audi.
rr ra'rn,irt. lru,''r aud ruurCt'rs costs
3 IS, total S2l323
wm. T OLIVER,
Nav -. 1876 -th lax tulrrIor
Richland beacon., 1876-11-25
The Radical Move.
TCor. New YORK World.I

WASHINGTON, Nov. l4.-Erpub!,-
can officials and beading party msnng-
er s,av- be- n q .ietly at work, for >o'-
DAYS past. cauva>>lug for u presiding
officer of the Senate, in view IF the
importance If the position of Prr>l-
deuc Of the Senate in the coming count
OF the electoral vote for President
sud Vice Presideur, aud the indica
liuns point to the selection Of James
G. Blsine. The special grounds up
on which il is urged he would make
the best reelection, are that he Is an
experienced Parlimentarian aud pre-
siding officer. and that. having been u
defeated candidate for the Presidency,
the Republican party. As represented
in liz highest Legislative body. could
do no more graceful sci Than TO COM
pensate him for his disappoint "ent by
a hcstwnsl Of It's highest remaining
honor Besides all this il Is Tree y AS
serted, ss an additional qualification
in Mr. Blaine, that be is courageous
aud reliable, s0d that should any T.
mergeucy ofsn extraord nary or try lag
character arise be would stick. aud
nor hesitate. to take every RESPONSE
billy in he premises ~ President
Of The Senate.
Richland beacon., 1876-11-25
Tax Sale.

According 10 the revenue laws "f b state
uf louisiana, pr,vriIn2 Ton the coii"c'rm at
taxes. aud -sprsialiy ac' AZ of the general
assembly 1873. have s-izr'i aui will pr'ree"
10 sell ~ the court house door III I'll" town #
RayviIr o"
IA urdsy, The "a day Of December. 1876.
the ioImsing described lands or >nrh part
thereof as may be necessary To pay the taxes
dur the state OF Lnui-Iana ami parish 81
R'ch.uh aud all P-naitI-s and costs
waac.; Mrs 5 An al G'. Gr
of W az. and fractional pr Of Or oil
sec 7, TIL n, X 10 T.; containing lao acr,,s
more ar Tess. state tax 80 50, p"na'ies Nv
parish tax 26 80. amiitor. rr1"rder' printer
a:.d collector c, SIS 8 10, total S1p AZ.
VIM. T. OLIVER.
Nov IS, 1875. lax Soi.
Richland beacon., 1876-11-25
A Human Monster.
TSheihy { VIA Guidc.1

~"
Last Friday evening Mr.. Thomas
Fulton, 4 sop-in-law of Francis Nel-
sou. Sheriff, went To the hoUs- Of MIR
Nelson, near Columbisna, armed with
q dOblr.barrel SHOTGUN. lie fund
Mrs. Fulton. his wife ironing He
discharged one load in her side. which
caused death in one hour. He then
attempted to shoot Mrs. Nelson, his
motber-in-aw, but she Succrrdtd in
getting in the house and closing the
door. He then places! the breerh of
the gun against the house. the muzzIr
Of the barrel against his hearr. took u
sick and pushed The trigger, the gun
fred, emptying the whole loud IN bis
heart.
Richland beacon., 1876-11-25
TAN SALE.

According 10 the rrvrnu.. laws Of the STATE
at LpuI-iauH, providing ter the rnilrrirn, al
taxes aud r-ptt'ialiy ar - al Ih- general
s->rmhiy. 1873, ] havr >-,z-i AMI viii pro
coed Ia sell a. The c.IIrI house door H. i!,-
owu "f R.t vrlI-. "n
Sa'",duy, The oh day Of D:r,DlJr. 1916,
The ioIInwiug described lands or such part
ih reef a. may hr n','"s,aTy 10 pay flir drnn
q ,..mi ard current taxes due the state Of Lon
r-lana aud PARISH OF Kirkland and atI penai>
tie and ru-i>
LiIi-., Lou No Juurs Addition
ia 'o-" "f Rayv,iir aud ir,,rrna 81 = IT
.1uIr- ~ town ol RsyvrIir LA Stare uax
~ 90. p-natI~. -. pan-h TAX y 05. add
t'r. r.r"r Ter. PRINTED an, cnrlrcinrs cost -;
rotai S59 -
W4 / Oliver
Nv. -. 1875 ,; Tax Cuii-ciur.
Richland beacon., 1876-11-25

We did not intend. in our remarks
about The Madison journal ry"nrra
ing The Democrats from any compile
ity 10 Stealing the ballot boxes. Ia in
innate that that journal Was in the
habit Of utrrring fal>ehpn3S-wr TN
" had general reference To tho Re-
public prr-s-bui the Journal say- :
'!if our Brother Of the Bracuu will
examine our paper fruu is inception
To tie present tiunr he will iind that
the Ournal hss G',cOys told lie ruth, "
its editor certainly f,rsr's that about
one year ago il very GRACEFUL made
the anende honorable Ia Us and nc.
knowI-dgrd To having given urlersnc.
10 falsrhoods. As to its sorrow TIA,
il cannot say as much for he BEACON
We treat it with the cunleup' 1t DE.
serves
Richland beacon., 1876-11-25

One Of the dir;lrst tricks vet resort
ed To nv the Radical managers. 10
cheat the people Of this State ou' Of
their votes, is that Of forging protests
agains, the returns of he rlrcIion in
the various parishes being counted.
The law requires that these protests
should be made before The District
Clerks of the Respective particles, and
where parties failed TO make such pro-
tests. We learn hat they have seen
forged and attached To the r-iurns
since they were placed in the hands
Of the officials in New Orleans. l.
is stated that the return, fr"m this
parish we're iunprred with in this
manner. The Clerk of the court here
will swear that no protest Was made
before him. while tie Supervisor will
also no doubt swear thai no such pro-
teSt had ever been at'srh-d 10 the
returns of his parish when be turned
them over to the Secretary of State.
Richland beacon., 1876-11-25
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Tax Sale.

According IT, he r"v"nIc laws of the state
i l. ri iats. pr"vItiug i"r toe c"ileci,"u Of
rA'>. ani rsp.rItiiy art l. II The general
IS. mn, 1873. nsv- >.IIs and viii proceed
Ia --I! al tn, conrt house door IN the town OF
Rty,iIi,. on
.Sai urday he oh ddy of Eeen'tsr, 1876,
the FL Nv ing dr-cribed lands or smh part
rn.'r""f IA, rray re nrre>>rry To pay I'll" tax 5
dn- the stat. of Lcui,lana smI par,,h OF
Rmhani s"h All p"uai'i"s and cost:
I>r-r. M-i.oi> ). u. anh ~ cEqr a.:
" =, .-' Is. I l. \, L t.; c"rin,uIn" $50
res. State tax 81 40, p"uari">. 5 50, parish
ral 3 % al in"r. r-r"r ier. printer and col
hector cos.s . 10 total - 20.
wM. T. OLIVER,
lax Culicctcr
Richland beacon., 1876-11-25
TAX SALE.

According To tn. rrvrun- law 81 the state
of Louisiana, pow ing for rhe c li.r'''ou al
f-S's ant r-p.ri'iiy act ~ 81 tive genera
assembly,. 1913. hsv" >.'za' and Will pro-
coed 10 >rl' ~ TIE court house door IN the
t~n nj Il will. on
SHUdoy, h- day Of December 1876.
tn Elnuiuy DIES rived lsrd. w such y'ar'
'ht'r'f - may t,e n-cs'rs.sry 10 ray The d"iin
qurm al cmr-"i ial-- du.. f,- .r,r- "f Lou.
i,Isu, AMI the psri-h of ic',land I'm ali
paualt 80 ,rd c,s'-
NllIr 3 Z wv anI "fsw
SEQ 6 ] u y. x L. T. ouisiu,u. 40 acres
nrr-, ~ l.~~ >~'e TAX - RI p..uelIi.- 2 Il
ps,,>t r.y 32 %. r" 'i'"r. recorder p,inr-I
ani 90 is,.tnr - ST. 1.75; ts,i 9;.>3.
w L OLIVER
Nov .. 1864 Tax Collector
Richland beacon., 1876-11-25
wM r. OLIVER
Tax Collector.
TAX SALE.

1 CCORnlNfi &, tue Il venue Laws ni
~ he stare { Louisiana. pow nag fnr 'h''
e.. 4 r"u ui tax. anh eSiitr,'iy ~ - "i
G-nr,ai Assembly 1873. | sv- -.ize .r'i
will pro ,r- 10 >-li =, he Co.rIh "rsr 'lopr u.
tn oUn If nayvi'!e "n
STndIy me 9h dag Of De,er'ts,. 1873,
tr- fuipwIn. '-;rrI'.i lsn q, - >.ch part
th-r,ni q. ma, IT, -. cr--- q" 10y tee taN"s
,!n- ne -t,l~ { l. rn,>Iama I'D pari-h al
Rrh,,uI aui I'll p.'"'i 80 sal costs
Gtm-s. = Nv INV sc 10. l.
\. Il T.. conIaIrIug ~ acre. "nr'- ~ less
'Jat,. tax 5 . p-na'tI-- 81. parish TAX . q,
an iinr, y. ar ~. rrlrter AM oiirr'" costs
8 10; Total SO 20.
WV T. OLIVER,
lax Collector
Richland beacon., 1876-11-25
TAN SALE.
VIZ / OLIvEE..
Tax Collector.

According 10 the r,,auur laws Of the state
Of Louisiana. providing for rh.. coIlrcunm "i
taxes AMI rcis'lv al 81 "f the general
Assembly 1873. hsv- >.Izrd and Will pro
rr-i 10 sell ~ rh- rnuu house door III the
ro~n of sayv,l- on
SGarday. he ga G1y Of D,c,mL.r, 1876,
'hr'e'i IA may Ne i''cr>>aTy - pay ih- drhn
qprut aud current IaX..> t'ue ~. ~rst- of Luu
70 ana ani parish t.; Rich.-nd and all penal
" AM costs
k--'. =. A g acres near Delhi and steam
aw mill on II. c. More land. state tax
IA! 81, pcnlirIes i" 10. parish tax Ts.99,
arri'rnr rcrorh"r. printer and rul.rcrur costs
,3.75; total S277O!.
VIZ +. OLIVER Tax Col
Richland beacon., 1876-11-25
viii it Last All Winter!

Boston Globe, (R-pnhlican): II Is
pu--ib!s ina We nay have to wait
long Iinr ye' bf re W. knnw TO
rtrtxiuIv no viii he the next Pre-i-
dent ui III. Cui,d STATES. IL. {. unt-
ing ii v"ie- in Florida. Sou b Caro-
ilGs sud l.. uis,ans. Wh,ch begins hi.
~, L, msy BE- long I,r"c-.-. In 1872
il iu < the Lnui, ;nma E"turniux Beard
shout ak weeks O." count Kellogg IN.
The trouble may ~ kept up until the
Al q! March. and then What!
Through sii 'hi- long PROCESS. h uid
II cnne. the Democrats will have =
great sdraniss. il their majority in
Congress, and the election oi 1914
Will play al i"p"rIani part III ch""--
ing the President Should votes ise
thrown "uI tO any extent III either
Of the uncertain states and Re-
publican Electors tn cuuuIed in
by that process, even though the ac-
iuai fraud should have been at the
el-ciiuu snd not in the counting. we
are ircIlncd To apprrhend the vote of
ib- States in WnIrh this H. done sill
ul,imately be rxrIud-i aud Mr.. Tli,l"u
declared PrrsiIrnI. We would ra,h-
er sre that result reached without sil
the ss"ny aud su-prnse 10y his rrceI'-
ing the vote If one al thnsr SIsirs.
provided h. is fairly entitled 10 it. 1t
doe, not make such y ire'aru'iuuS dli.
ference whr,h-r Hayes at Tlld-n
il President, but this uncer' s'Diy and
the. attendant excite ncni /, bai for b.
cnuu ~ aud all lis Interests. We
hope To rec su,nr'bIag dune before
vent It's recurrence.
Richland beacon., 1876-11-25
TAN SALE.
wM 7. OLIVER,
aN lD,lt1.ial

4 CCDRDlNG To- rh- Revenue Laws at
~ in. ral.- at Lu-I-I-'II, p,ovI'lrg TOR The
.,,..rrn al IaN.s, r-p"c'aly Act ~ 1T "rn
era A. ni':y 1873 have sr'zrd AMI viii
r. r.rrd 10 --.I At ne Courthouse door IN the.
;owu ~ t,yviIir
81" dy II, . h day Of D'"emiu, 1916.
ii,r fni,.~m,y dr~'itl- IAN :, oT ~ Il psrr
ilrr.oi -: ,,.,y 10. n c.s-ary Ia pay tii- tax =
.,u- the .i,I, at Lou lana ANA pari-h al
H,'h u ."h al I-n,i - and casts
tsrp."r-.' " e. J." sKl'. - Or .,
N~qr ct s9'"i ~ a. 81 -" s.
Il y. II q g.; "'r'inin2 10 "cT'' '"''" ~
ir.> N.aI Tax - -, ,rr'a,'ir- - i'''s
tXIS B. an!n,r rcn'l'r PRIMER ard coz.
,r,tJr'- cot. Is - HH.. r1'iaJ
IN. ui.!l Elk Tax Collection.
Richland beacon., 1876-11-25
Tax Sale.

According to the revenue laws of the state
Of Louisiana, providing for the collection at
taxes. aud especially act AZ Of III" general
assembly 1873. have seiz-t and will pro
ceed to sell at the court house door in the tow n
OF Ray,iIr on
Sduriay the 9th day Of Deembsr, 1876.
the follow iug described au'Is or such parr
thereof a. may be necessary 10 pay the taxes
,lu- The state o. Louisiana AMI parish OF
Richlanh auj ali perarp- AMI costs:
Neil, f. A. E-L,re of-Orr. half interest
IN section l., I Is y. Il > f.; containing 300
a NOR. or less State TAX o. I'll pcnaIrir,
- At, parish tax 40, ru''irr, recorder.
printer aud collector 90 Is -; total s. - -
WM / OLIVER Tax Cot
Richland beacon., 1876-11-25
Tax SaiO,

80. oIiGus to Ia" TrNtu." iaN> ~ he st't
-! i.a,>Iara. pr NriI i h't TIE c''iir''iE"i III
as ari t'>p-,',suy ~ l. "i 'i'r G"n"r"I A.
-.url. So i.ayr -. ed aui wiI prrrr'i
l., Ell a. tile ,uun iIu,-e door IA ihr IU~n I
Il y,,i- 81
81 arr. hs Oh day Of D'rsmdsr. 1876.
tie ini:o.rs e-cTib ii nnis m sm''r par
rh.t.rni a.ay ID. n~c. o-'ry :" i'sy &C. 'aAr>
dut the >t.'r at |. .ui,,h"s AL ,H,:~!' OF R:rh
KAT ani an p.raiI"'> ani r''-I>
FOX SIN m-p,. Ia" at hn"I-r IL ID III
state ras 80, p-nat"s L" 81. rsrl>h lax
} 81. ga !tur. rr,rur ser printer ana collector :
cot go; ruIal Slli s.
wM OLIVER,
In C,ar,tOr
Richland beacon., 1876-11-25

1t said that the Supervisors oi
RrgiStra'i"n and elrcri-n in every
parish are furnished with money ru
defray the expenses of all The Rrpub,
lican witnesses summoned Ia appear
before the Returning Beard. hut nary
red for Democratic witirS-e-; nrilh
er are Democratic wiinee>r- summon.
ell there. Thi, is only one of the
hanv instances which show HE ra-.
calilv of those Who are in authority
in Louisiana.
Richland beacon., 1876-11-25

The returning beard of this Slate.
n. it now stands, is Illegally c"nsli-
tuied according TO the Infamous act
which created it. THAI act SAYS ii
shall br composed olive ne b"rs and
thai they shall he selected from both
political parties. Il is now only COM
pnsrd uf four membrr- aud they are
sIl Rcpubiicans-aud Vet they are
quietly proceeding with the canvass
Of the returns.
Richland beacon., 1876-11-25
Tax Sale

acco ing TO the revenue laws Of the STATE
al L"nr> "na. prov, ins tr h. cnlec,i,n %:
taxes. nd e-p.ciaiy hct ~ "f the genera.
as--u by 1878, | have -,izrd and will pr.,-
c--.i Ia s..il ~ the court house, door IL the Tow
"f Rsyv'if' on
Saturday,. n, Oh day Of December. 1876,
the following described lands or >uc, part
riirf-of A. my b. necessary I" lay the taxes
due the state ii Louisiana aud Isrr>I OF
Rrhiand AMI Al! p.ua'ri,.s AMI cots:
Ts,h",un, ". B-Twn CD ac,-as near
I~ih State TAX - NJ. p..ns H., 2 ~, paIi-ir
TAX = 80. au'iit", r-cnrd-r, printer ant C"i-
I,'cror costs . IS; t"ai . 40
WM. 7 OLIVER.
Nov. %, 1876 lax Cot
Richland beacon., 1876-11-25
TAX SALE.
WM. L. OLIVER,


4 CCOSDlNti 20 rhr krvru",. Law "f rh,.
~ sac OF L"nsiana. rr"viding II" HE
,.,.,t--... Isu OF axes AL especially at II II
Genera Assembly lS.i. Gav" ,r'z'd ani
VIII prn-esI 10 - al the tud,t'Io1-' t'OoT IA
me Iowr of Raysire on
SItmdIy he On day Of D.'s@6er. 1876,
the {, flowing desrrl,ei lands, or strh pr,
thereof ss may DO necessary TO pay tie take.
Richland beacon., 1876-11-25

Poor South Carolina r. she too is
cursed with an infamous returning
board, aud the members of thar body
have, in ,iuIaiiun Of the mandates of
the courts, thrown out the de- nncra,ic
votes in Iha, State aud counted in tie
Radicals from HAYES dawn. While
Grants hayOnelS are held at Ia"
threats Of her citizens. Are thp prO-
pie of he United States cravens. wor-
Thy only of slavery
Richland beacon., 1876-11-25
Tax Sale

According 10 The nvrru' laws Of the STATE
of LouI>laue. prnvIiling for the coii-rtion at
taxr-, snn especially act 81 IT the genera
Assembly 1878. have s.IZed An VII pro
at Ratvrl'e on
Sd~d'y. lie Oh day OF December, 1876.
,he ininuirg descIib-d lands ar such ,arr
'n-rrO' 'nny he n-crs-siy I" pay the taxes
,in- tn STATE OF Louisiana add parish OF
kwhlHni ani all prnHlii-s and Gusts:
srtn-ii, J"o C.-w OF " ar sec %. I
Ii \. X > T.; containing 3. acres more ar
-.- Stale raI 30 ~. p-naIile> 3 so parish
- Al Hu'r"r, Trt"r'ier. prihrrr AMI cnlirriOr .
ro>ls IS; total S7l %
WI. T. OLIVER,
lax Col