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Richland beacon., 1876-11-04
Maj. II. Il. Lucas.

Heretofore We have labored for our
ticket only in general way, not
having space TO iudividuaize each
candidate; but We believe that the
fact that our candidate for the State
Senate is personally unknown 10 uuny
OF the voters of our parish demands
that we should say few words in bis
behalf by way of introduction.
Major Lucas is a gentleman of cul.
ture and rare natural tslent, who
would fill the position of Senator
With as much ability perhaps as any
man in the district would discharge
its duties with conscientious integrity
as a servant Of the whole people Of
the district. His interests are Inden.
tilted With those of the farming CON.
muGity. aud peculiarly 80 with those
whose lands are subj-cr to overflow;
AID We are informed that be has al.
ready incurred considerable exp, nse in
informing himself as to the necessary
work to be performed on the ievees in
order that our portion of the country
may be protected from inunda,ion;
that his investigations have becu 40
thorough that be already knows pre-
clsely what work will BE required in
or'ier to accomplish thst desired end,
aud the people hay confidently ex.
pect that no will, if elected, use every
means to procure such legislation as
will give US this much needed and
desired protection from the periodical
overfows that are continually inter-
rup'ing farm operstions, destroying
stock and rendering tho persuits Of
oil business in our country SO uncer-
tain and hazardous.
We are assured by the Chairman Of
the Democratic Executive Committee
OF this district that it was the pur.
pose and desire of Major Lucas to
visit all parts Of our parish and ie-
come better acquainted with our PEG.
pie during the campaign, but that be
was prevented from doing so by the I
work referred to above, which b con.
'idered more important. Dent forget
70 see that his name 10 on your ticket
1ext Tuesday.
Richland beacon., 1876-11-04
Voted.

Ex-Governor Hahn, State Regis.
trar Of Voters. has sent the following
circular to all the supervisors, as.
sistant supervisors of election, com.
nissioners, etc, in this State:
"Supervisors of Registration and
Commissioners of Election are
specially instructed that any person
who upon the day of election presents
to the Commissioners OF Election At
any polling place where be is entitled
to vote, q certificate of registration
issued to him 10 1874. and which il
iudorsed. Voted. 1874" Voted, No
vember lS74.""Voled," or not at all,
be must 10 allowed to vote thereon,
the eIector not being responsible for
the errors or neglec, of Commits
sioners Of Election at the election of
1874. Every certificate of registra.
ton voted upon At the coming election
must be plainly indorsed in writing,
or by means of . stamp. Voted, No.
vember 7. 1876" and commissioners
Of Election will be held strictly
responsible for the performance Of
this duty, which is imposed by law"
Richland beacon., 1876-11-04
The Future of Louisiana.

Our state is loaded down With debt ::
our commercial interests are at the
very lowest stage; our great metrop-
oils fast sinking into the condition of
an Insignificant port for the shipment
OF Gotten rice aud sugar-actua!ly
losing its reputation as q market for
these products while the lands which
produce these great commodities, that
once made our State so desirable. are
being abandoned and overgrown by
briers, hrambles, cane aud cottonwood
trees and the result Of the miserable
condition Of our government affairs.
1t will require several years to re-
cover this condition, but the dav of
the Inauguration. Of General Frapcis
7. Nichols. if he is inaugursted-and
there is no doubt now, Of that, il be
lives-will also be the inauguration
OF q new era in our S;a'e; aud our
people will witness are bound from the
present condition that will as,onisb
even the most hopeful aud sanguine.
Capital will seek investment in our ric
alluvial soil the lsborer will find re-.
munerativeemployment in again clear
ing away the brambles and planting
the lands TIA; now lie in waste. inmi.
grafton. of the right class-tbose who
seek homes not "fice-will again flow
in our schools, churches, bridges and
highways will sgsin be built up aud
our people will again start out On The
road to prosperity. happiness and good
will, while the vampires. who have
been drawing the very Iifr-bIood from
US and devastating our country, will |
bic them away to their former baunts
and leave us to enjoy the fruits of our
own honest toll.
On the other hand, should Packard
be installed into The gubernalo:iaI
chair Of this State. with . legislature
Of bis satellites and the par.
lsites Of our State government, and q
corrupt judiciary. to back him, we nav
Expect to 60 on from bad to worse.
t we have not already touched b.n.
om-whicb we verify belive We have
until the state becomes Q bowling
wilderness and its people are sunk into
be very lowest depths Of degradation
md misery.
Richland beacon., 1876-11-04
Letter from Capt. Farmer.
MONROE. La. Oct. 26. 1876.
Editor Vicksburg Herald:

MONROE, La. Oct. 26. 1876.
Editor Eicksburg Herald:
DEAE SIR-Some persons have ex.
pressed the opinion that | would re-
tire from my political canvass in the
Fihh Congressional District If Louis.
lana On account of the large increase
IN my private and professional bust.
hess, otcasionrd by the dea,h Of nv
law partner. and brother.in-law, Col.
G. II. Morrison.
l shall not retire from the canvass
hut shall continue to prosecute it
With undated energy.
The Forly.Fifih Congress. for
which | am candidate, will not
meet until the first Monday of De.
cember, 1877, unless Mr.. Tilden
calls AL extra session. This will al.
low me more then . year, which I
shall devote to the settlement of the
law business Of the late firm of
Morrison & Farmer aud to the settle.
ment Of Colonel Morrison's estate.
and TO the practice of law on NY own
account.
Therefore, there is no necessity for
my retirement. l shall fill ell rny sp-
polotmeats to speak. having Eve
within the next Eve days.
Yours Truly.
w. w. FARMER.
Richland beacon., 1876-11-04
TAX SALE.

According to the revenue laws Of the stat.
OF Louisiana, providing for the collection OF
taxes and especially act ~ Of the general
assembly, 1878, ! have seized and will pro
coed to sell al the court house door in the
town Of RayvilIe, On
Saturday, the 18th day Of November, 1876,
the following described lands or such mar,
thereof a. may be Necessary to pay the deIin.
qIeni and current taxes due the state of Lon
'siana and parish of Richland and all penal,
ties aud costs
Bate A. As of J and ! of sec l,
of NE sec AMI sec II. va ofxw
{, sw4 ofsw sec II, Tl7 Mr. r.
containing 9Ii acres, more or les. State n
soS.5l, penalties 1914, parish tax 60 90.
auditor. recorder. curator Al hoe, printer and
collectors costs 9.15; total Slso25.
WV. L. Oliver,
NOV. l, is'6-3t Tax Collector.
Richland beacon., 1876-11-04

Becoming convinced that thew had
lost their bold upon Ouacbita parish
and alarmed at the detection of the
col"red voters from the radical party,
The leaders of that party resolved ID.
on desperate move to regain their
control of the parish. Troops were
sen tier. AMI they have heen l'uw
ed there by deputy marshals, armed,
probably, IA on a former occasion.
with blank warrant TO make arrests
where they will dothe party the mast
good. 1t remains to he seen whether
this move will succeed or not.
Richland beacon., 1876-11-04
A CARD.

am Informed that my name will be plac ed
upon ticket in this parish TOR the poslrron o.
Parish Judge; and as never did approve
the plan Of allowing honors or purse. taxeu
by SIMPLY walking over the turf so for the
amusement Of the voters. will take this &C.
caslon OF stating that | am a candidate for
that position; provided the voters will fur.
nish their own tickets to support ne with.
shall not 90 to that expense, for the reason
that | think the amusement my candidacy
affords to you is certainly worth the ,icke, on
your part
do not know anything of the ability of
the ether candidate for the position, who ad.
vertises IN the Beacon to beloa. To .FrankIin
PARISH But | must say for myself thu, I
am no jurisr, and do not think posses. all
the qualifications necessary 10 perfect dis
charge Of the dulles Of the office Nv aye
general business experience anu integrity |
tnnk. make up that far very we'll; but where
are my legal attainments which will be re
qnired in 30 responsible lu,y1
However, if | am unioriui ately elected. I
will have an earnest desire to niet- Justice
'nPart'aily to my fellow man, and pledge
myself to faithful discharge Of nv du,ie. TO
the best of my ability. Ny motto wni not
be NO foes to favor nor friends TO punish
but 10 The contrary. a. in my youthhooa homes,
p'iincians proclaimed it, | will have No
friends. TO favor nor foes to punish
Speaking OF the other candidatr's residence
demands that shall explain tina, |. too, am Of
recent importat IN into R,chland parish. So
now, you have entirety imported suck in tins
race, and something extraordinary I SUPPOSE
will he expected of us. Wei, the Horses
are out. Now clear the track ani give US As
fair race a, 50 great a bulge ss he has taken
over me will permit know a man of nv
importance aud attachments will be duly ap.
preciaied and certainly eected-either to stay
al home or take the otfire; and rs !, IS NV
religious belief that no man can succeed IN
Elections without host of friends TO run hi,
interest, which o. course have), you will
perceive with the double chances OF being
'eircted to office or private life IN tins race.
IN going to rest confented and leave the /
natter in your hands to settle. Whatever
'leases you will satisfy me in the premises. |
Very Respectfully, your Friend. weIl.wish.
II, obi svt and aspirant for Parish Judgesh,p, !
L. F. OLIVER.
Richland beacon., 1876-11-04

The Donaldsonville Chiefs usually
mlld.mannered and decen,ly conducted
republican paper buI as the election
approaches ii becomes exaspcratcd
at the detection Of the co.ored voters
aud unwisely waves the bloody shirt
as Practically as The rest of the rad.
zeal rabble, and deals ont statements
OF insults and assaults upon republi.
can speakers that its editor must know
are false. This conduct of the Chief
confirms Us in the opinion that there
IS very little, if any. decency iu the
Republican press Of Louisiana.
Richland beacon., 1876-11-04
Tax Sale.

According TO the revenue law. Of the s,a.e
Of Louisiana providing for the collection OF
axes, and especially art ~ of the general as
srmbIy 1873, have seized and will proceed
TO sell AT the cour, house door in the Town Of
Rayvine on
Saturday, the ls;h day Of Norembrr. 1876,
the fOIiowiue described Isnds or srch psr,
thereof as may BE- necessary TO pay the cur.
rent amp delinquent taxes .iue the state OF
louisiana and parish Of R,chland and ali pen
aItics and costs:
Amery.S. 1.-E of N W and NEt
OF W oi Section 80. T 10 n. X F.; CON
tanning l2l acres, more or less STATE tax
SS5 50, penalties $l9.si, parish tax $253s,
auditor, recorder curator AL hoe, printer and
collector costs 9.73; total $S73
W. T. OLIVER,
Nov. 4, 1851. Tax Conector.
Richland beacon., 1876-11-04
Tax Sale.

According to the revenue laws Of the state
of Louisiana. providing tor the concc,nn ~
taxes. and esrec,any act II of the general :: 4:
semb'y 1873, have s-,zed AID win pro-,.,
to sell ~ the court house door Ia the town If
Reyvine on
Saturday. the 18Th day Of Norember, 1876,
the fonowing described lands or snch part
thereof as may be necessary to pay the d-in.
qnent and current taxes due the ST te of Lou
isiana and parish Of Richland and all penal
ties and costs
Adams, w. R-W ] Of SW !, see IL, S
of < Sec s, all sec II, SW of NE4
and N F. ! of f. / sec Is. NE3 Ell ofN
w SEC 20, T "a N. r f; containing 1870
acres. more or less. State tax SlS2.49, pen
allies S83 50. parish tax 2Il.27, auditor. re.
corder, curator al hoc. printer and collectors
cost 1915; total $3.50 %.
WN i. OLIVER. Tax Col.
Rayvile, La, Nov. 4, 1861
Richland beacon., 1876-11-04
TAN SALE.

According to the revenue laws of the stat.
oil Louisiana, providing for the collection Of
taxes and especially at AZ of the general
asse" bly, 1873, have seized and will pro-
coed TO sell AT the court house door in the
town of Rayv,lle on
Saturday. he ls'h day Of .or,mb,r. 1876,
Tue following described lands. or such par,
'he'e'h as may TIE necessary TO pay the delin.
quent amt current taxes due the state of Lon.
Isana and parsl, OF RichIand and all ncnaI.
Ties and costs
Cheat, l. VS. ofSR ASH ofywI
ofsw am swa ofsE4, sec 80. TIE
n, r; containing = {, acres more or less
state tax $50 10. pena'res $5.22, parish tax
81 Is, auditor. recorder. curator al hoe. min.
ter and collector costs 81 -: ,o,alSso -
WV 1. OLIVER, Tax Col.
Rayville, La Nov Also.
Richland beacon., 1876-11-04

The republican journals Of this dis.
trict appear to have become reconciled
to the trestosut they and their frieuds
received 1t the hands Of the Hon"
W. g. Brown. IN ignoring their frantic
appeals TO him to repIscs T. Morris
Chester. With more acceptable dis
trict school superintendent. ss they ere
supporting bin for State Superiniend.
ent and lauding him a. . speaker.
As the incumbent Of this slice 10
alwsys . mere 6gurehead. With that
party. except when it comes to draw.
ing pay, it is iwnatersil With 10 whs
ks il.
Richland beacon., 1876-11-04
Tax Sale.

According to the revenue laws Of the stat.
oil Louisiana, providing for the connection of
tax-'. and rspecialIy act ~ of the genera, rs.
sembiy 1873, have seized and win proceed
nsen at the court house door in the town OF
Rayvne On
Sd'G day, the lsh day Of NoremJ,r, 1875.
the Ehiowihg described Iand- or such pa,,
thereof N may he necessary tn pay the d-lin,
quem and current taxes due the state of Lou.
's'ana and parish OF Richland and an penal
ties and costs
Caves, B. F.-S ofSE / and Sc 4 Of
SWt, sec /, 1 IL Mr. ) T.; containing 81
acres more or less. STATE tax $780,. pena,.
ties 81, parish tax ll.l7, auditor, recorder.
curator AL hoe, printer aud coiIectur. costs
975; total S37 80
wm. 7. OLIVER,
Nov. 4, lS1G-'t Tax Conector.
Richland beacon., 1876-11-04

The bloody shirt policy is causing
the Republican ticket to lose votes Gu ,.
tinually. but still they wave that gar.
men, necessarily. Having committed
themselves to this policy. they pro-
pose to fight it out on this line aud
attempt to throw out enough demo-
cratic votes to count their men 10
hut they will find that this attempt
will moet with some opposition.
Richland beacon., 1876-11-04
SHERIFF'S SALE.

II Block Stat. of To, ian,
VS.. No $40 Parish Of RchIand
". w. Humble. e, al. 18th Dis, Court.
Rf virtue Of wit Of ii ia, issued fro,
ID the Honorable l4'h District Court,
ami Tor the State and parish afores said, IN :.
above styled and numbered suit, and 20
directed, have seized aud will offer for
at the door OF the court house in the tow
Ray'ille, within the legal hours Of ,al,.. {.
SATURDAY., the I'd dav of Decembei,
ihc following described properly. tow,
r ! OF E4 Of section 10, the " 3oi.,
OF section II. I IA n, Il +, containing
acres, more or less
io''ns oas!:. "i,. Il, benefit Of a2yra,.-
menf. {. II. MOORE,
oct 70, lsIO-6t Sheriff
Richland beacon., 1876-11-04

IL there ia an Indian or any other
enemy to the Government in Louisi.
ana We do not know it. peace reigns
throughout our borders. and vet U. S.
troops are here in all the parapbernalis
OF war. while the frontier is unprot-ct.
ed from Indian maraudeYs for wan, of
sufficient number Of troops.
Richland beacon., 1876-11-04

Tho Cincinnati Republican Con-
veo'ion endorsed Grants Administra-
ton, Taft enforces On uncenstitu,ion al
act for the bene6, of the HAYES ticket,
the same political managers pull The
wires and Hayes. if elected, will dance
TO The same music that Grant has for
the last eight years.
Richland beacon., 1876-11-04

We obeerve that very nearly oil the
colored men We beard express them
selves say they are going to vote for
Csptsin Farmer that they like him
better than they do the oily tongued
little fellow from Providence aud We
ere informed that they talk that way
over 10 Leonardo own parish, TOO.
Richland beacon., 1876-11-04

The struggle in Louisiana in this
campaign is more serious than in anv
other State. South Carolins not eI.
cept it is for liberty against usnrpa.
tIon and robbery. honesty against
corruption, which forces every man
who loves either country. liberty or
honesty into the Democratic ranks.
That is why We have such a majority
on our side.
Richland beacon., 1876-11-04

Canned Fruits, Pickles. Veget.
8lDlcs, Etc.
Cn0 CASES : and ) 10 FRUITS;
OOO 200 Gases > and 3 ID Vegetables;
40 Ias"s Pickles. pints. quarts. ] gallon and
gallon:
90 Cases assorted .Jclles, in yoble,s. INN.
oilers, and wine glasses;
% Cases assorted Preserves;
20 Gases assorted Pie Fruits. for h,,els AMI
families;
20 Gases pure Current Jelhes:
80 Ca,-s Brandy Peaches;
100 Cases and = h Cove Oysters
All bought from Packers in Baltimore, en-
AIMING us to oiler bargains 30 dealers and con-
SINNERS. LAMKIN & EGGLESTON.
"li Vicksburg
Richland beacon., 1876-11-04

As the bets on New York in favor
OF Tilden climb up three to one, with
ont being anxiously taken. the radical
campaign leaders tenr their hair in
rage and curse their own folly for in
augura'ing the bay one, policy in this
campaign I: but they still 90 on using
the bayonets aud handouts all tho
same.
Richland beacon., 1876-11-04

An evidence that the Administration.
1t Hayes ia elected. will be under the
control Of the same political leaders
that now 1t is, is the fact that the cam
Psign 10 being conducted BY them
aud that Hayes il . mere pupst 10
their bands.
Richland beacon., 1876-11-04

The Messrs. Feibe'man. of Delta,
swear to the correctness of the charge
Of the Sentinel, tina, Packard robbed
and otherwise ill.treated them as
United States Marshal.
Richland beacon., 1876-11-04

Pscksrd's only hope is 10 the metro
politan police. United States deputy
marshals and the returning board !;
but oil these will fail 10 overcome the
immense majority that will be rolled
up against bin next TUESDAY,.
Richland beacon., 1876-11-04
SHERlFFS SALE

MIS-. r. A Russell 4 hush } Stale of T.ouisianr
vs. No AL Parish of Richlan
Sanuci J Ronse tai. >lIrh Dist Cour.
~ virtue OF writ Of ii IA, issued from
- the Honorable irh District Cour, in and
Tor the parish and state aforesaid, in the above
styled and numbered SHIT, and 10 me directed,
have seized and wil offer for sale a, the
door OF the court house in the town of Ray
vile within the legal hours of sale, on
Saturday. the 81 day of december, 1876,
the following described property, to-wit Lots
hve, SIX, seven. nine and ten, L j. MR.
East
Terms cash, with benefit Of apprasemen,
{. II. MOORE,
OFT ~. 1861 Sheriff
Richland beacon., 1876-11-04

Oapt Farmer will sweep the back
parishes. ~ those not bordering on
the Mississippi are called, almost
unanimously so we are told BY those
who are well informed on the subject.
Richland beacon., 1876-11-04
Succession Sale by Sheriff.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Paish Of RirhianJ, p, o"rcess'oh OF

STATE OF LOUISIANA S.
ra Psri 81 e c"ar' H.C. Mo"re, Decd.
TN pursuance Of = commission of sale issued
i from the Honorable Parish Conrt in and
tor the Parish amt State aforesaid, in the
above named succession. and to me directed.
! will offer for sale at thu iate residence OF H.
c. Moore, decreased, q miles west Of Delhi,
La on
Tuesday, December 18th, 1875,
the following described property belonging to
said succession, to-wt:
mnles, ! compass aud chain,
pows, OK WAGON.
l harrow, horse,
sets gear, hack.
10 head OF cattle, bedstead,
oxen, l table,
90 hogs. | SET chairs.
ape on c. 5. MnnholIard tor SCI -, cred.
tied with $500,
VIM. Baskins S3i.35, cred,
ned with $500
l note W. +. Baiiengrr 4 A. H. Bradley
for $50 90, credited with $1,000;
| note on G. w Lewis tor S62 O5.
lerrs cash AT not less than the appraise-
ment {. H. MOORE, Sheriff
No.. 4.h, ls7G>5.s
Richland beacon., 1876-11-04
Attention, Pomona Grange

The officers and members # Richland
Pomona "rangc are earnestly sr1nrsicd To
meet IN the town Of Rayvillc on "Wednesday,
The hr>t LAY of November, in "cail meeting"
Tor the purpose Of elrcting Il representative To
the State Orange; also a"y other business
which may be lc-alIy brough, before tie
t'rangr
Having m>,ei our regular meeting, this
called injecting will be substituted in lien
thereof Tale notice md govern yourselves
accordingly.
THOMAS A. SPIERS, W. NJ
Richland beacon., 1876-11-04

Dl virtue Of an or,ier of sale. issued from
Id .anl court and to the directed, | have
se'zed and will offer fnr sale on
Saturday,, the 18th of November, 1876,
at Girsrd, La between the legal hours Of
sale, the following described property belong
ing to the succession Of Marsare, Stafford, de.
ceased. to wit The Stafford Man.mn. si;ua.
ted near Grari. together with the piece of
ground on which the same is situated, contain.
ing 20 acres more or ass, and all the improve.
nents thereon, more particularly described on
the inventory. 2nd-The White Store, in
which said NJ Stafford formerly did mercantile
business, situated near Gir,rd. together with
the lot Of ground on which said store is si,ua-
ted, containing about one acre 3r-The
north half of the north .as, quarter of section
IS. j. II N, X. Eas', combining eighty
acre. more or less. Sad property will LIE sold
to pay debts, for cash AZ not loss than the APP
praise'nent. WIN. s. MCINTOSH,
Oct. fth. ls76.-6t. Administrator.
Richland beacon., 1876-11-04

Hazen. Wbeeler's prospects grow
smaller by degrees and beautifully
less" as the election day approaches.
Richland beacon., 1876-11-04

Remember, the place to buy anything in
the sewing machine, sewing machine attach.
ment, oil or needle iine. IL A. the Sewing Ma
chine Emporium Of F. Behen, Monroe, La.
Richland beacon., 1876-11-04

We are authorized to announce tho name Of
WILLIAM L. JONES
As IN Independent candidate. for Police Juror
from Ward No. ., Parish Of Richland.
Richland beacon., 1876-11-04

There are three hundred and TWEEN.
ty-seven bite seamstresses in Rich
u,oud, Virginia.
Richland beacon., 1876-11-04
THE FURNITURE Rus,u.s.

Il OF ID. sui-s. Nwk>burg, is continued IL
the same house by his widow. Mrs. PhuI
Stiles, Adnn,trari1 of his estate. AUc
ders will he fined with usual terms q,
prompiness. Thanking our many friend, 2
FORMER iavors, we respectfully solici, c,
tinuance az the .amc n. STILES.
PnGBY Stubs, Agent,
AdmN Oc,. 81 lS-G-lm
Richland beacon., 1876-11-04

300 Boxes soda hackers;
loo boxes cream Biscuit;
50 hat boxes extra Sofa tor Families
All fresh from the Oven.
Jai3. GANEIE l. EGGIESTM
Richland beacon., 1876-11-04
RAYVILLE. LOUISIANA,
Saturday, Novembe", 4, 1879.

We are authorized to announce the name of
MAJOR v'M. T. OLIVER,
"a m independent candidate for Representa-
tive Of Rich!and parish in the next General
Assembly Of Louisiana.
Richland beacon., 1876-11-04
FOR GOVERNOR
GEN. FRANCIS T.. NICHOLS.

GEN. FRANCIS L. NICHOLS
OF ASSUMPTION.
FOR LIEUT.. GOVERNOR,
HON. LOUIS A. WILTZ,
or ORLEANS.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
III. n. OGDEN,
OF ORLEANS.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
WIN. A. STRONG,
OF VIM
FOR AUDITOR,
ALLEN JUMEI.,
o. IBERvILLE.
FOR SCPT. PUBLIC EDUCATION,
ROBERT NJ. LUsHER,
OF ORLEANS.
FOR CONGRESS. FIFTH DISTRICT.
w. w. FARMER,
OF oUAcHIrA.
FOR SrATE:sENATE.
MAI. III. h. LUCAS,
OF MADISON.
FOR JUDGE l4TH DISTRICT,
q. g. PARSONS.
or MOREHoUsE.
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY 18th DIST,
w. n. POTTS,
OF HIGHLAND.
DEMOCRATIC PARISH TICKET.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE,
II. H. TOLER.
FOR PARISH JUDGE,
Il. G. MONTGOMERY.
FOR CLERK,
J. NEWT. PITTS.
FOR SHERIFF,
j. ANDREW LlDDEI.L.
FOR RECORDER,
WILEY II. MANGHAM.
FOR POLICE JURORS.
JOHN BISHOP.
WI JORDAN.
JOHN Il. MILLING.
Il. G. MAKGHAM.
P. b: PARHAk.
RAYVILLE. LOUISIANA.
Satin r5av Nouonoho. 1o7o