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Live stock Market.

NEW YORK. Friday. Aug. 4. = Receipts Of
peeves ISL loads casa head making O COL
ast eek. The generally poor quality OF the offerings
coupled with the uncomnonly depressed condition Of
the dressed beet Market operated 10 materially essen
demands for beef cattle and 10 force further
downward at least &C n, making total reduction
since Monday last equal 10 NC. tn And even Z tho
reduced figures the offerings could not be closed out
few steers SOLD at lOtic ~ To dress So
ns TO the gross cwt but i0c TO dress 81 rs. was
very good ranged from Sc TO pytc TO dress 6Ss6 D.
Receipts OF sheep ana lanbs were "a cars, or 60SJ
head, making iosts since Monday against ii54o for
the same time last week; sheep ruled slow At IN
changed prices or A<06c. n for Ordinary TO prime.
Lambs fell OF NC. n. aud closed weak a. tssc ..
Receipts OF hogs were 20 cars, 3y3o2 bead ma king
since Monday, against l0Oog for the same time
last week. None for saIe alive.
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The Tnxea for 1871.

The Supervisors Finance Committee met
yesterday TO TX the tax rates for 1870 Comptroller
Green thought that taxes should not be reduced until
the city had begun to lessen its dent. lie thought
there would be deficiency Of 81 100000 in the levy
fol 1870 20 he provided for 10 the budget for 1871
lax Commissioner Andrews urged that as real estate
has deprecated and bushes IS depressed the tax rate
should be hXed at ngure that will not be burdensOme
TO the taxpayers After further discussion, The
Was nAcd NJ 80 per cent.
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DIED.

DAYIsOS.-On Aug, g. Of diphiheria Johnny Dayt
son, eldest son OF John and Elizabeth Dawson.
Funeral Will take ace from the residence OF his par
cuts. l79 Huron St, Grcenpoint, Brooklyn, T. D. at 4
O'Clock, Sunday, 6tn inst.
COUGH -On Thursday, Aug g. Bridget, the beloYed
wife OF Lawrence Cough.
Tue funeral will take place from her late residence
ia An pace, South Brooklyn. ON sunday, Aus u al
O'Clock T. NJ, Relatives and friends are Invite 10 AZ
tend 49, - ,
HOwELL.-In this city. on Friday, an inst James
= HOwell, late CAPTAIN ~ the slIth teglheht ~ T.
Volunteer Cavalry, In the SD year of his age
Funeral from his late resdeace. as Cana ST. on sun
day, 9th inst, at 2 L, NJ. a.,
INDLE.-On Aug, 4, Mrs T. L. iflhule, WIDOW Oh
the late WIN Prindlc. ~, .
Friends are invited TO attend the FUNERAL from her
Ia residence 573 De kalD ay.. Brooklyn. on Saturday,
Aug. g. al L. NJ
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Transactions yesterday at the Exchange com
prscd foreclosure sales
by d. p. Fmrchiid-One three-story brick building,
with lot 20xso the side OF Hudson, adjoining
the northwest Of Laght street. t11i10 plain
thu.
BY II. W. Coates-one two-story brick shop with lot,
on the west slde Of Hudson, between Troy and Jano
streets, 1900.
by Scott Myers-one three-story brick mouse, with
lot 2bxpSp 28b East Thirty fourth street. north side
$50 feet west of Second avenue, t0i0O one plot e92x
co. the east side Of Tenth axenue 10 feet south OF
1O0h street, and plot, Al 7x10 the south side
Of Tooth street. 1854 feet east OF Tenth avenue t03o
day at the ExcnanRe
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In answer TO Alphabetical" IN your last issue for
remedy tor consumption IN It's nrst stages, recon-
mena ~ Ihvle99s .,u viuen hev1m msnonvi5,
y trled In my family, and the results were glorious
Alphabetical must not expect one bottle TO do the
workmy wife took three bottles before she could DIS
cover change, but after the third bottle dose
seemed to strengthen the lungs, and she IL wei
and hearty. n "Aphabeiicah viii Write
Will get witnesses to the ABOVE.
Henry II. N. PATTON
LAWRENCE. Marion Co., Ind.
- Cncinndh Times Feb 4, 1873. Ado
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About s2.500Ooo bonds 5s OF 1881 Will be sold under
sealed proposals the llth ntt for OF Geneva
award, snd will De- paid Aug Is.
In state bonds We note sales of Tennessee d. old at
4itGtiss 90; es, new, Hai Virginia d;deierred, Ga
aad Nile curl Os. long bonds, Al lOj4 Bank OF Con-
meIee shares brought li.lssii5i Central National,
road securities were lower, out moderately dealt IN.
The principal transactions were a. follows; Boston.
Hartford aud Erie guaranteed. lssai Chicago Rock
Island and Pacinc Is. sinking fund, pA New Jersey
Central lists. l0i Milwaukee ani ST. Paul,
q. and NJ. uiyiHon, OS9 Chicago aud Northwestern
lsts, lO3A ChicAgo ana Northwestern sinking fund
lO5Sa Er Sos io3Ns Morris aud EsseI lsts, consol
dated, loO~lO0b Morris and EsseI lsts 40 Michigan
central %, 100 North Missouri lists, e7A uuion Pa
cine sinking FUND. pilSSelA OHIO and Mississippi EDS,
os.s Marpo.a q. g9ld. convertible loOAs DeIswMe
land grsntst VIZ Chicago BURLINGTON aud Quincy con.
To- 1lOJt Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and ChicagO lists
l2l Western Union Telegraph coupon, 1900, lOl4
Toledo Wabash lets 30 Mllwaukee and st. Pau, l.
and NJ division, 81 Chicago and Northwestern cOnrO
dated coupon gold ponds, % Missouri, Kansas and
Texas sinking fund ex coupon. 53a Albany and sus
quehanna lstsI lt3lai Milwaukee ana 81 Paul conso;
dated sinking fund pOt Central Pacific, Calfornia and
Oregon b5snch ess hannlDal ana St Joseph s., con
Paeinc lists San Joaquin branch, Wt Wlno9a ahl q
Great Western sls, 6OSli Union Pacinc ISIS lVi7s.
The opening, highest, lowest ana 3 l.. N. closing
prices OF stocks to day were
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time IN the sale Of q loan below par, during the
apparent dlscre Pancy amounting 70 silnovo:ooo.
errors there mad been In keeping the books OF
the department, they were not chareeahle TO his
administration. Hts crime WAS In undertaking
TO ascertain where these errors were
THE TREASURY BooKKEEPrSo.
Mr.. Thurman said the Senator from Massa-
chusetts (Mr. BoutweD had confined himself TO
statements Of the public debt; but the penator
from West Virginia (Mr. Dsvis) mad called toe
attention of tho Senate not only to public debt
statements, but to pension accounts and other
specific matters. lie thought II rather singular
that the hooks of the treasury had been
kent etroneously so long, and yet ~ hnd
change In the manner of keeping the
books Of the department was necessary.
What would be said II the accounts OF the BANK
Of England should snow n discrepancy OF TWO
hundred MILL y dOlars7 IL would not stand In
confidence in England one hour, aud what CON
the accounts OF the treasury n they we're not
kept so as to show the true condition 81 all the
business. The Senator from West Virginia (Mr.
Davis) was entitled to the gratitude OF the coun-
try for calling attention to this matter. III this
was the mode Of keeping books in the Treasury
1t deserved the most careful consideration OF
special committee to see II they could not be
kept satisfactorily.
THE posr ROADS BILL.
Pending discussion, Mr.. Hamin demanded
the re yular order, and the Senate resumed con-
sideration of the House bill establishing post
roads throughout the country.
the Senate committee had struck out o., y
ninety two routes established by the House bill.
The committee had given the bill the most carr
ful consideration, and sought to ascertain the
fair and Just necessity for route before incOr-
pnrating II In the bill.
The various amendments offered by the COM
mittee were agreed to.
MIR Hamlin offered an additional section, re-
pealing so much OF the Post Once Appropria-
ton bill recently passed as authorizes the Post
master General to readJu the compensation to
be paid for the transportation OF nails on rail-
road routes. by reducing the compensation to
all railroad companies ten per cent. per annum
from the rates fixed nv the act OF March ., 1878,
and appropriating t9OOOO for the trans portati on
OF mails on railroads In the United States dur
Ing the present fiscal year.
In support OF his amendment, Mr.. Hamln said
| no believed Congress had committed an error In
al polishing the fast mall service, and he trusted
that II would be corrected. as the q overnmeut
had never paid one cent addition Il for that ser
vice. lie spoke OF tho advantage Of that service
| to the people Of the country aud especially 70
business communities, and said that the stop
| page Of the fast malls In England would turn
any admin 'tration out OF power lie argued
that every city OF any business magnitude had
expressed a desire that the service should be re-
| stored.
| Pending discussion, the Senate adjourned.
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ATFIVtd-FKIDAY Aug. e
steamship Alps, Port au- Prince, mdse. and paes.
Steamship State OF Texas, Galveston, mdse. aud
Steamship Donau. Bremen. ndse. ana pass.
Steamship AlbemArle. Lewes Del. mdse.
Steamship Elysis, London, mdee. and pass.
Steamship Gen. Barnes, Savannah. mdse. an pass
Bark DAVID Babcock. Havana, sugar.
Bark Jane Ade.ine, Porto Cabelo, coffee, &C, and
Bark Maria, Lisbon, salt.
brig Sainvel Colpe, st. Pierre, sugar.
Brig Gilee Loring Alicante, mdse.
Brig Hattie s. Bishop. Cardenas, sugar.
Brig Alice, Truxilo, hides. &C.
Schr. Sunny South, MatanZas, sugar.
Schr. Potosl. Progfeso. hemp, &C.
AsU the usua river ana coastwlse vessels.
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COPELAND ARMS TRONG.-On THURSDAY, Aug. 3
1870, AT the house Of the brides parents, BoAn nuDbt
Omagh ireland, by the Rev. IiaIleon. Georse Cope
land u Brooklyn y. " 20 Jane Armstrong, daushtsr
Of Monig lmery Arms rong. Eco,
HAkRI-DE SHANs.-At the residence OF the
briacs parents, on Tuesday, Aug 1, by the Rev VIM.
Loyd Mr. Charles Harry to Mise I've De shaJs daugG
ter OF Miles De Snays, Esq.
RobEKrs- BRoWN-on THURSDAY, Aus D. at ne
johnson II. u rector OF 81. Mays VIM. II. 81
New YORK 20 Kate j., eldest daughter OF Mary J. and
the late John Brown OF Brooklyn.
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An.werinr the WprAinrmen.

The Aldermen met Yes terday to hear from
the heads Of departments why they had not done
ordered by the Common Council. President Martin Of
tue Department OF Parks, reported what public works
thst department prosecuting and said that the Com.
missiOneTs had put men to work on TOmpkne square,
aud would probably soon begin work on inc Ryursde
driV
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The Blowing Ou, of Hell date.

The work upon the great blast that is to stave
out Hell Gate render the Sound safe and practl'
caDe highSay for the largest oceln steamships, a
drawing 10 competition. Gen. Newton says that II Is
mas been reported MS Intention to conceal from
tue public the d upon when the Distls 10 Oe made
ON the contrary he VIII puOlsh tae precise day and
L0uT
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KLEIN.-In the city OF New York. the ith iay
OF August 1876 by the Hon. Theodoric II. NcstbrooL
Justice OF the Supreme Court, Adolph Klein from MARI
A. Klein. Cause, adultery.
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SUNDAY EDITION,
TOMORROW MORSfNG,
VIII contain eight pages, embracing tne NEWS OF
THE DAY ana an abundant supply OF fresh crIsiaL.
ana &c iected ARTICLES of the greatest Interest.
PRICE, THREE CENTS
FOR SAbE BY ALL NEwsMEN.
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MAhINE INrELLIG ENO8.

MINIATURE ALuAxAc-rHts DAY.
RISES. 20 sun sets... III Noon rises. %
wArKR-rnr-
sandy Hook. IS Gov. islana. "a Hell Gate. ~
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BUSINESS Hotltes.
Prom a Dis,insui.hed Juri.t.

4" / have tried the PERUVIAN SYRUP. aud the
suit full ~ sustains your prediction. IL has made
man Of me- infused into my system new ylgor aud en-
ergy ! am no longer trcmuous aud deoiilt1ted, az
when you last me, but stronger, heIrtier and with
larger capacity for labor mental and physical than a.
any time during the last nve years"
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A Murderer Rcspitcd.


ALBANY, Aug. 4-tiov. 1ilden has granted n
respite Of four weeks Charles Eighney, VINO was %
have beeo Hanged on Friday the ltn inst for murder
IA Mon zoe county.
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MISS WORD IN YOUR EAR.-The next fine
afternoon that you sAuuter out buy box OF Glenn
Suphur Soap. That admirable purin WIZ remove
every one o those pmples which detrau SO much from
v ur beauty. Depot. CrittentOn's, Skin avenue.
There Is youth In every bottle OF Hs Hair Dye Adc
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Monell's Teething Cordial relieves children Of
darrh@l, eohc, &C. 20 cents SOD everywhere. -Ade.
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And so II Ia with QurS's Irish Tea. tho great
bilious remedy II only costs % cents ana 10 sVd Nv
lrugssiB.-Idp.
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Pure soap, such rs Pyes renowned o. K, pro-
notes cleanne o. health, and comfort IN Washing and
bathing -Adp
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Mrs wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP for Children
teething old and welttried remedy. IL sIoo
the test Of many and was never known ~ fail.
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RIVAL HAVANA LorlD"i.

WIN lie drawn on Aug. l. PrWes cashci; orler,
lllrd. Inform 4tiun furu sh,d trre.
TAYLOR CO.. nanSerp,
40. IL INST. Y Z.
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The silk ELASTIC Truss, sold only by Elastic
Iruss Company. oSs broadway, suppants metal tIssSs
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MlRRIED.

1sp IS ps psEqr Ees
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SUNDAY EDITION.
TO.NORkOW MORNlN vi, ..,.,,.. 40,
WIN contain eight pages, embracing the NEWS OF
THE DAY aud an abundant supuy u iit.h' rnsLAh
and selecl led Arti les ~ the gre II 81 interest
PKlCE, THhLt LfNls....
FOR SALE BI ALL NkWSMEN.
KEEP'- 90 -rOM ShlIT-, made 60 measure;
TN. V,Iy best d fur ~, ult tlW rlknlcsl uHUs IN
10 lake or keen any Of Keeps sNlrl~ uuoa, brtWctp
sutisfactlry 55i Hroaiway ana pal Aren 81, fhlair
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-12-02
Castor Beans

Among the farm prnduri, ASSUMING
pr"'ninrure Ia b. Nest is the casio.
bean. Within The last few wears ,h..
consideration of ih,> prniuc, ha- been
urged on farurr>. who r,c.ivcI all
stai""r ~ with an ;ncr.,iul,pS sn,it,.
AZ lb"i.'h IT.. cd-.oi bean never WAS
anu i"v' C" ii ANY va,,.-,n b..
iar". Bu i they >rii fnr 81 per
"u>h"l. aud an acre pr"durr> y,"dlv
nnmhr. ani # the drnai.d fer hen,
Continues. why nnI rxtn.ri renr in tbs
iueciion! We are not anrurg those
~h" iav"r h..adI"u- experiments. bui
iav"r course in which The farmer
makes his bu-inr-S one nf rr..a,rr
possibilities wiihuu, murh ri-k ANY
good corn land will produce ca-,mr
hranS. ani II half hu-h-l will plar
eight acres. The hills SHOULD In f,ur
or frr i.r.' apart. four "r i've :, ed, IL,
II It'll lr the cnt-wurns : d, not d.,
'h" wn K f"r ynu. Thin 10 one or ,w"
stalks In u hill. The we'd j. about
iwrn v bushels Ia he acre.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-12-02

We believe thai this drservc,lIv
popular variety Of Irish potato. VAS
originated by Mr. Brcr-r, IN Vermont.
a east fifteen years ago. Its merits
We're soon rrc".n zri. and II was
eagerly S"ughl. Ia a., rariy DAYS
50 IA r1uni was easily ublainabic tor
1t Tine Eariy Rose can scarcely be
caiird 'fun "u;." yet. With change
"i soil ani god ,ni:vu;i"n h.rr are
many y,a:, If u rfulnes, in front Of
has >'andhrd .atry. IL ~ an adj
.ni!Ird tact. h ,wrvcr that nuw-a.days
" new variety "i p"ralor has u .,brrler
he than used to he Tie ease even
"Iin'n the urm"ry ol people now
living The Early Rose Dies L"lrcr
~ ihi- iaIliudr lhnn al" usi any ., ucr
p lai"r. and there are huu.ir,i., Of
far.rer, aud gardeners who refuse tu
plant any Nthing el.c
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-12-02
The House Fly

Prof Packard has an interesting
article "n this subject in he Naiur0l
iS'. from which We take the follow ing
paragraphs
IL ~ lis winged condition il i, one
uf 'hr mo>t dl>agrrr.blr traiarrS Of
d"g0davS. and people wonder why
files We're ever nn'ir AT all. il should
he remembered that ilir- have an in.
fancy "a mayynr-, aud the lralb.o ,r
lIfr they lead aS scarrnyrr, cIran--s
aud puriiie> the August air, and low
rrS The death rate of oar cities aid
towns. Thus, while Stables and ri =
gcri"s ard tilrl. are tolerated bv civ
and town authorities. the voung uf
ih' hun>.. flv. the flesh hy aud he
blow fly. with their :hnu-ani niles.
are doing something toward purifying
the peSliIrntia air. and avr-tlny the
summer br""d Of ch"t s: dv>rhrrv,
d'plhrrla. 'yphn> and typhoid fevers.
which descend Ike harpirs upon the
devoted cities und Towns Ii may hc
~ 'S""h ~ 1it aSi"in 'hh' whtii Hes
"">t abound 'hrn filth. d.ath-t.s,iiny
anl ai-tu!. H. most aLindarkE and
hiih di>ra-r$ such aS we have named
most do cnn.rrga'..
he LIE of the TO r-r tly nav br sum
med up H. filow>: IL lives one Gay
IN 'hr egg state. from five davS tu
week dS nayynt. from five Ia s,vci
DAYS IN Ih" pila sra;--in all, from
ten 10 fourteen davs ia The month Of
Angu-'-'~lrrr ihr iny-l adult pe-
rl"d. Ii is of'ru asked huw long
lived fly IL. Most Of the nr> which
are born IN August live for a month
"r >iA weeks. ani di. at the coming
Of the iro>', either uf cnid or the al
iarkS "f fung"id plants. 4 few prnb.
ably winter over and survive uuril
n'id>uIn"r, and ;hu- maintain the ex-
Ist"nce "f this useful ,Ircie>. IL W hich
civilized nan owes NOR. than he can
readily estimate. and with whirh he
ran dI-prn-- only when The h.aIIh uf
our cites aud owns s Lacked af.r
~nb fur grca er Vigilance than i.
perhaps 'ik'.iy 10 be- thr case for srv-
eral years To come.
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The in3smliiy oi' >ur1rry.

An artificial nose WAS manufactured
r"rrdrlv t"r man IA Illinois. whose
nose hai been bitten rii, jn he follow
iag nanncr: Aicr lie WAS placed
under the influence, nf ch,nrufnr.a. TIA"
rar;ern, tWo and u ball Ly three aud
ihrr"-qnartcr inchre ar is wil,.-t
parts, WAS laid upnn the inrrrnh aud
ot lined with iodine The ~kiG inside
'hS area wa- lakru "u'. l,fi fI-ir.
The lower end. hc'wr"n H." rvrhrnu~.
Thi> was thrn pullcd down. rurnci
upon iI-ril shaped inln the frin ui ~
m">r, n">irii> being cut. aHd pee,
was brought down To n.nhr the III, i
ION between thrm, aui grated. ~ il
were, IN The upper tip. In the mean
Ii.e he sides. whrrc the new uu-,
was Ia grow. tad been iic~ ~hrr,d .hv
cu'iiny. The >,Irhing Wa~ done. tn,
place IN Ihr forehead where rhr skin
Was removed ATTENDED i". and The up-
era'ion waS c"up'r'r At last a,c, uY'S
The operation gave every promi,c of
success.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-12-02
Tie Pecan.

There iS no need nr r,ni.ra,iny ta'
Caiif"rnia if we desire To- 90 INTO i;r
hhsinr-S of nuj-4r"wing. " have
indigin"n- tn III" Nj ,-i,-ippi Vp,irv q
nut Iha, Will ALWAYS sell FIR rI.k"r
htnres. p"nnd TOR p"nnd. rhan ihe
EngIi-h walnut: and /, 4 Hui inf lilrlv
superior in the lilirr in every rep cj
We a'iuir ~ The p"ran-'hr Carvr
O,!r9'.,rmiS of Ln,lni-'. / grove of
ecaH Trees ARRANGED and u tend, to
IA "ne woilh he k,l 10 urrad To- u
grove Il English waInu,>. wuaid bIiur
II hr,lrr rr'urn han ii- latter even
nav. aud IL linc run, on p,cauS come
still mere in demand. owing To the
rapid dr>lruc!ol of the native
groves g"irJ "n from vrar To year.
ln barkwo"d- rrgipnS whore p,caus
grow. and where there i, no special
protection thrown around lh"u, nat
gal herrr- destroy hunnrr,i- ui lr.r,
every wear bv cutting them down Tor
he nu they bcar.-JOurHJi o. Prog
TPSS
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TAX SALE.

According 10 the revenue Ia vs. Of the state
of Lnui-,ans. provr'ing for the roII-rrion "f
LAKES AID especially act ~ IL the gen-rai
assembly, 1873, have seized and will pro
creh 10 :, L. ~ the curt house door in the
'own "f R,rv'Il-. on
Saturday The "h day Of DersmLsr. 1876,
tie tntow,nx described ,snds ar sWh part
rh. reui Is may b- necessary to pay the ''riin.
qnrni and current tsx.s dug the >raie of Lou
,,lana aud parish ol RichlanG aud al, pe''al-
ties aud costs
Harris Est N - qrof W qr. sec S.
y Eqr "f Ne qr, fractional = or Of e qr,
sec 7. iraciIonai " qr of ~ ar. sec 8. halt
"f sE1r, Eqrof W qr. n W qr Of Nv or
of r qr, sec g, L I6S. r E z, containing
305 acres more or less State tax 81 76.
penalties I II parish tax 2S.2e. aniitor. re
rorlrr, PRIMER AMI coll,'ctr> costs l3 20 total
T7nO WM L. OLIVER.
Nov. %, lS76-3t Tax Cot
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-12-02
TAX SALE.

According m the rev"nur Laws nf IN" state
of Loui.i,na, prnriiins for the collection of
,ax.s and esr.~ial,v &C, ~ of the p-nera'
=. .sarnbiv. 1879 have sn;z-d ani ~ill rro-
c-.d tn cell ~ the courthouse doc. in the
town IF Ravvilir. on
Sa'ur'ry The oh day Of Dsr'mher. 1875.
the following ''rsr;ihei lan's or srrh rarf
f'.er~or as may l,e n.-.~ssarv ~ psv 'h~ d"''n-
nu.nt ,nd rnrrsnt 'ay.s au- tho .'sf- ~ T.nn-
i. ma and pari-h # RirhInnd md all penal
ties ~nd ro.fs:
Iisr " A hnu.e ard iot in Alto Ia..
transferred asse-smnnf si"cn ~ som" o''@v
~ r.-snn. perhaps " : Vrk.rs STAT. 'sx
% fl. r.r,'ti"s II 81 nari>h TAX II % aud''or.
rs-o..'"r rrr r'er and collectors cosis l3 IS !;
'o'si s67 o9.
WIT OLIVER.
Nov Q. ls7f-3t Tax Col.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-12-02
TAX SALE.

According 10 the revenue laws Of the state
OF Louisiana. Crovld,ny Er the collection of
taxes aud especially set ~ Of the general
assembly, 1873. ! have seized and will pro-
ceed To sell Al the court house door in the
town OF RayviIl-, on
Saturday ihe Oh dry Of Dcyen,bsr, 1876,
the fdlowing described lands or such part
rhc,roi rs NAV he n"rrssary 'o pay the rirlin.
0uenr -nd current taxes due the state of Lou
isranH anL p,rr,h "f R'chland AMI all pruai
Ties aud cost,
Hewsu, J"o. 4 - qr, sec s. less small
fracrn.nal par' off at southern rau; = iaIf "i
: 4 gr. see 81. L i5S. r q x. ron,s,ninp 220
acres more or less. State tax l. "a. p-uaiIirs
l IS. parish tax IL Sd. suiinr. recorder,
printer and collectors costs i3 IS: total Si6 ~
VIZ L. OLIVER
Nov. 30, lS7i-1t Tax Col.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-12-02
TAX SALE
Nov oa-3i.

According IN the Ievern. lave nf tn" s'a'"
o' Lnmi.;ana. p-ovih;nx for W." collection ~
,ar.s ani ".pnc;,iiv SCI ~ of 'h. "er.','
assembly 1872 have saizei snd will n'o.
coed 10 coll ~ rh. court house or in the
,o~n NJ Rsvvilie on
Sr'n'cu ~, OH day Of Derenbsr. 1876.
tho ftlowiny d.srrihe,i lands or such psr'
thereof rs rav hr n"r-.sarv 10 paw IN. d"lin.
,u-nt and rurrrn' iAxas Hue the state of I.o">
is.sns snd parish Of Rich'and and all penal
ties ard cnsfs
Jones. Allied -E half nf v W n. w halfof
yE1r. SEQ H. r Is y. r 6 =. containing l6!
arres NOR" or less State TAX I3.22 p-ns!ii~s
81. parish YAK ln45. am'i'or. r-cordo'.
printer and collectors costs l3 T5: 'o'al x48 90
wv. T OLIVER.
Nov. e9-3t Tax Col.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-12-02
TAX SALE.

Arrorano Ia the rnrnru" lave or ~. st,f"
of Tnni.i,r. prov;'ino n. Tho ro''nc,inn of
fsy~s ,rI esr"r;,'Iv srt ~ of the r~nnrsr
a.ser,,'v, 1877 have .ei7"d .,d w;I' rro.
ra~.i 80 colt AZ ,',~ rn"rt house door IN the
tow, &c Re-. v;,'s IN
S,'.-S,u Il, oh 1~u NJ ps-rmIer 1875
~. foiiowiro l"srrihnI Isr.'s s,r.t rar'
t',.veofss np-v 10 nncns NV st> f~';- .
onrnt sn1 ~nrr"' 'av"s due tho s'a,r of T.o,i-
;.;srs s"d p--ish Of Rich'and and 81, p~na'.
ties snd costs
T"n~. N,s n-vE NJ of Y ~ s~r r
IsS Y Se cortsinin, An >rrns MIR. Icss
ct,'e 'ay ioG, p~-.i,as & * n7rish 'av
~ 81 a"Ii,o- rs~o,.'er r,;-'sr and rnllsc-
tore cnsts II Is; ,otst ts'2s
WIT OLIVER.
Nov oa-3f. Tax Col.