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RELIGIOUS.
The Great Moody and 6ankey
Revival in Boston.
What tho Meetings Are Doing for the
Temperance Cause.
Causes OF tho Increase Of Romanfsm In
England.
THE BOSTON REVIVAL.
CHRISTIANITY AND TEMPERANCE.

u. Of cay ,.,uton IN te taat ., recent
queso"s " ~ ~ p,fa. naa,, -. ~ w.. 49,
received from we'i-known boston lawyer, who,
On the Sunday bcforu, was trembling, helpless
s;t,,n, cf ,ntcmpcranco lie Ind et,ucc,cl avstust
hs fate BY tue nsnal metaoda o. p9eases secret or
Stn,at'ons' 'nens'ase e"fes, ese:, pnt, IKE one
,naoseeoa W .To @ y. saSn .to
NE sa'
~. for tho 1rst limo nastc. Of LIS appetite, and
~ u oofnr IN ~. oftrc "a na,a ,nm, si;ons nm.
TEMPTED. Tho prayer Of single night brought
complete emancipation.
sau .a0 M1 Se, IT, %no gate ~, .ns anu
tae nuas f,,a s'n,, 49," -, w. s'ss sno
doxoloeyt praise uoo from WHOM nli temperance
blessings How." .....
Tic gayo an account Of tho reunion Of fathcr
,., n,,thcr WIN bad bcon scnn,otcd far dfta,n
'tu "'e 49, 80 80, '
years. without epeaktng' !noueh potn IN LUG CITY,
md often incetlnc N the htrcat. 10th Wcro nnbe.
thc mother saw hsr lntemperasc aon 20 forward f9f
'si To-. aai to cisse wssker of TsS' os
Atthat 1nnsirni ahe husband wns seen and pointed
ou. In the nack patt u the audience Tlss mlnia;;
in the exercises. Though Ut hereulcan ffame, l.o
.emIlcl IN every limb, AM. answered, >. an,
IL. That IL my boy. gone forHnrd Tor ptaye.a."
,,ssn s"ns <W. ..tI - E"s",f
Iasc yoM psen uhk'nA 70 heE. anu M!onRcu nv.!
~ have. Was ny pforlFt contcsslon: VIII
{on Go ie!~AsA ana eohacss ynus wronK 10 ncts
VIII. nc hNsWetcu' Win .h!ehs9 shlnGetnus*t
trd salsea sne as!ion 70 He Morn. tGt ~. tueso
years e1 ecratat'nn. lhe Ehulch o. GnIlsI tnG
place o. prayer, 9t9usMt sha t4reo @ to2ctags' ana
tooh tne halie nnn'ste1 Hset tlclu III knult v"H
aome, En leanitea tnaa IL seemeu. % no salo'
"lEe ilitle heaven nn easth;
Ano'hef, hhaMfdS nl!!on, h!s ialnef onee an
oaieef IN tla h5tssa ha'y, amseit ystaed esn
rloye 81 ane MHetslae press, .Iamoriasc. cana9
over 10 give pitnie tct!lhohf 70 t9e power o. una.
IN Chrltt, Whlcn laa ect nlhl lee Ifen 92nns W.
which haa hei1 MN iast, thonsh sttnegnns ~! tho
xhlle lcals sht!e;i Hn"h 7 Cnsens+ ~ ApoH1h,
gtlCu iot nheh hehslni'ty, Dul 10 kA'ut conla
wlth th!h Tabernacle were hso times ~ large thAt
Im!tAt shout hhM Lei! tho Rooaheas aha power
o. JcsNs 70 , sase. e.,
l!e hAu ocen vel known tof {ease; ais supetlor
talllln !ahGy pf!"tiha would oslhe MN an lncohln
q e!ghs 'ialiart ny ;Dt waste And wtetchcunesr
Ike h1s shaaow, Iollo~eu nun at every etet until
trtAec hy Tic power which once opohca bllnd
syes and unstoppcd deaf cars.
THESE ARE NOT ALL
the testimonies af that slnglc Friday nnnn' but
rive them In nIkwer to n.y opening qucfttons. And
ire they not sufficient answcrsE The wtncsAcs nto
III My0nd question. Thu tteeoFe had baflel n!l
ether Treatment. The cure waa thorough, md, We
may Say. intnntancous. The results nso all In Tho
line Of human weal and progrrss. Verify. II ahy-
thing pu1satcn with most substantial rcnlty, or en-
tctb Into tho living furCeh which affect humanity,
, 1877-05-28

State Indeed, the rc4pUrsc " tis integrity and
ability 4 to-day general, cor1ial throughout
the South IA 70 render him 10 adcr worthy Of our
bctter days."
, 1877-05-28

0NANn HAVEN.
6pte5oi CoSrxspondeAes qf TAs TFiounx.
02AxD uAvEs. Alch., Nay 2S.-Capt Kirby
And 0taArs pronounce ths report sent to several
Calsa$V pspess, lhas tho fvX X.xhtAus I'D uvt sound
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-10-04

WAatvis the difsarepcee between charity and tailor? The first covers. a Smulti- tpde of slnsj the latter a multitude of sin ners A..
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-10-04

mmmn Can't be made by every agent every mouth VUUU in the business we furnish, but those will A.k.k.k ing to work can easily dozen dollars Ws@D0 day right in their oWf localities. Have no 1ie room to explain here. Business pleasant ana honorable Women, and boys and girls do as well as mon. We will fnfnish you complete Outht free. The business pays better than anything else We will
 pear expense of starting Particulars free Write and see. Farmers and mechanics, their sons and daqshters and ail classes in need of paying work at sat once. Now IS the time Don't 'deIsy Address -
 1yA TRUE CO.,, Augusta, Maine. Gse
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-10-04
DIR. CHANDLER, F.R.S.A.,
THE WONDERFUL EGYPTIAN BLOOD PURIFIER.
 HRNHAR.

T1Ss Sncor,nnrabte DEPURATTYE e q pOGuerftsI AfTERATTHE, TONICs DI- UkETTC, DTA APHORETTC, and APERI- ENT, cOnsbtsstng virtues srLtch reAder it isGUGlsCGble aud seger-fattt"g, aud 6y dts continued Ssse ectLt thOrOssOhIU eSudt- dsessfs are Of e purely hGrnsIess esfr0e- tiOn, the products O0th JroHs F-eS1sotc Egyptian PrOUinces, aud trherc there tS fem, tt fserer fails ia ejecfIHg fkaf dIssasc thrOMOh the SssediWDs Of the sktn, 0r eS- PeIIfn0 t thr0Mgh the ''.9ny aud garte'ss sheir pSopes' s.ornsat and TsInctioaal eo... SssO osS;ce s,ss Ssrg gasies S .ss;ssg IS, or sss @ doubted reliability aud sSOnderTaS essr0- tive properties, tt oeissg, most s'.q;.eseie'.- and tIse greGtest dtscOvevy oI the Prese.s GOe, 5Is the treatment ef every dtseGsO seat Of fke IcsiOss or dIsoTEer. sscA as ECROFULA aud the thOssasld end one c0ssses taGt lead to this terrible G6IietiOH, coGsstsamt, f0s. Bi6licGE Truth kas assert- eUt fh@t tee 0 ISisss of fhs E1fheTs sAau ctsie eces: sssste the fhSra sssd ES..rsA gss,sSs -ENFEEBLED COMPETITIONS C ts q pOscerfssE rejMvenatOr, cGasinQ the srrscA Of s'sGss 0ssce s'sos.e to Gsssssae tsse Ged-ttke IOrIs For 2" c ;itr..SIH cUT1TEo US DISEASES, URTN- ARY DISORDERS, CONSTIPAT10N OR C0MPE1TNTs,, SSfPK1fNTs, GENEBIL 1ND NERT- GI1NDUI1R ENLIRGEMENTS, EPT- THELIOMATOU US CANCER, SCORYY, AFFECTIONS OF THE BONES, LNDO- LENT ULCERS, FEMALE COM PLANTS (GNd t0 fhe 0entEer sea ts is e boom long Sossght for eW sessstttUe, sStsrep- tible, aud deticGtO fens0less as te takes ALL FORMS OF CHRONIC DISEASE IN WHICH THE BLOOD IS THE SEAT OF THE TROUBLE, it 6 tslOukuabte. 4 PerseUeraSSce tcith this remedy scfu pFoco Q pOsitiUe and 11eFHs0nesst csare IeF CHILLS 0sd PETERS aud 0u A4LA- RIAL POTSONS.
 1hOWS0EdS Of TesttAeost0tS 0ttese tho truth or these cIait,ss.
 Frice, One Dollar, tsI I0r0o bOttEeS Or afaa hnffLaa. A6.
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-10-04
BRONCHITIS AND LUNG AFFECTIONS.
 TRACHEON.

4 sIight sO-caIled cold SCiII 0fSttHses tend to e serious cough, sphfcl, tsac0red For or badly treated, nsSGst haOs b0t Oas SesssEt-it sssssst evesstssQts tIs e settled easo Of BRONCHITIS, OS'- echot ts trotse, fES deGClEW CONSUMPTION. 10 all sWueriRC From h0Tnssissg cough aud e9pecsOTafiOs, TRAGHEON ofers Q SOssSsd, SriiabIS, aHsi perSnaneTst relief. It 0ssDSsessfs rRPeefO- SGtiOE, Gn& enables th0 PatiEat Co ekpes (UithOGst judiciOMs treatssseIsf, Ssassf eOSIi- Bsssssicdte It's poison to the resiessI0r sslb- StGnee of the lung, degenerattsg 0s,d ds- btrOHtss6 that most essential or Or0aasp Ssssd alStRsates only fm an curly GRd Wn- timely de0th. R1CHEON hdS Ss0 eQuat, sssssch less 1 sssperfOr, aud itS sSe tCtH sot 0ssIH Feassove khe deposit, thereby 00ordtna Hre0t Teltef, bsst heaes the @sesssbraSss aud EeGves the patient its pOssesstOss OI heaIfhB kSEsg ttsssse.
 h0fkLeR. A9. 40.
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-10-04
SHEPAUG5 RAILROAD. !

SHEPAUG5 RAILROAD. M
 Commencing Aug. 18th, 1877,
 s-.~, Trains will run as follows: y-y ws.,. 7:15 A. A.N.-Passenger train fcom Litchneld. .A for MONDAYS South Norwalk, without change, Con- ONLY meeting with trains arriving in New Haven
 at 1204 p. m., and New York, at l206 1IEFp.m. f tE. A 9S5-A M -Passenger train from LitchAeId for South DAILY Ex Norwalk without change; Connecting 1t cEPT SUM Hawleyville for Bridgeport and New Ha- DAYS ( ven and at South Norwalk for New York: MONDAYS. arrive in Bridgeport at 12.30 p. m. New
 Haven, 1.lG p. m. and New York tt 3 .07 p.
 m. 3:30 P. M.-MiIktrain from Litchfcid. for Danbury,
 connects al Hawleyville for Bridge
 port and New York, also for New Milford; F. at Bethel for South Norwalk. 4:40 P. M.-Sunday milk train from Ltchheld, con-
 meeting with milk trains on Danbury and I Eak UPWARD TRAINS, s s Il Arrive at I.itchneld, at 2:2O and 7:55 D. m., con. meeting from Now York at S05 q. m and $500 D. m l: South NOrwalk at 9:S1 m. and z:35 D m.; DanhuTy at 9:i6 a. m. and 5:25 p. m.; Bethel 10:3s m. and SS8 P. m. via. Danbury Norwafk railroad; also from New Haven at 9:S8 and S:45 p. m.; Bridge port l0:l0 a. m. and 50 p. m. Pittsfeld 800 m. and 1S6 p. ms via H0usatouic rxilfoad, Fs Saturdays, special train arrives at Litchfeld at 1O:00 D. m., connecting from New York ct 4:4O D. m. South NorwalE at 6:l6 p. m. Bridgeport 5.50 p. m. Pit tsfield at 245 p. m. -83F sa sfAFf
 C.H. PLATT, Superintendent. Aug. 9th. 1877. a4ngE 9tf
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-10-04
DYSPEPSIA. GAgTRON.

GASTRON C e sofe, speedv, 9nd Post- five cure Tor thGt a'sost depresstag or ail: asaents, aud brief coarse Of tFeofslasnf esttG restore the dtgesfiUe oT,gGBls to eeetr pris- tine strength, aud pVOnlote the heGtfhv action or thep etowssc6 Rssd tafesftsseS. The sservoms irrtfa6iIity of HteraTy and aIG persons pssrSsstng c sedene1rU ttfe, e epeedtIy SensOVe6 bv this agent. The 6t0nench fS restored co health aad ehe keH- 4sOte Of the system ecitl once more eeepoN6 ts the OerfOfWaance OT Eabor.
 Price, One Dollar, iss IaFge bottle, OP Mfua hOkkLQa. &K.
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-10-04

MFRS. cONNELLY's SALVATION for the Hair.- N1 A great discovery, warranted to restore the grayest hair in few days to it's original color. It stops hair from falling, dandru and has failed to make the Hair grow and leaves 1t clea
 soft glossy and beautiful. and the scalp clean and white $50 reward for lead sver lac sulpher or de- leseri@us druQs found in it. The ingredi- ents to make eighteen ounces, prepaid by mail, to any part of the United States, receipt of $; send for circular. Address Mrs. ANNA CONNELLY, N Bond Street, New York.-LGsseace Duty AmericGm.
 Jan. 2d. 1875. < su S-Sm
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-10-04
PILES. HemOrhOidS.
 PHON.

Many causes tend to produce thts S'atn- ftGI and distressing st0te. 110 blood ts
 S n 's s,,.rc@fi.ss se,,s to JrseS.cs cOmgestiOBa Of tse 6Oscets, torpid 0cfiOse Of Ebe LtUes', aud SssssserOsss other causes are notki,s0 efectMGI has 6eess pTesenfed fO the pssBISc, acESch SrOWld TgptdIy GlfeUiate symptoms Gnd ssttten0tetw Pr0ce 0n eject aUIlich ss0e O.Iv acts alnsOst Ssastanfiv, 6ait sCiIL genpOre the largest ts8SaOrs Of the Parfs (PitesI by absOrptiOn, and 9IsGssV trhO been s.GdtcGIIv cUTed, hGve 6eeM GssuTed (prtOr to sssiaO this treGtS'.eHtl by esst- ssesst sWrOeOns atGt tho only feltcI thev oDerSticss. gey T aud resaorisg is or tAeSs SoEs ed tSs Entis f.is remedy has 6ss. AeiIsd iscith deIt0bt, 0md 6 Ss0eO prescribed bN lnsGmy Eractistssg phUstcias.sD seho arc eog- issisGHt Of tts ssserits, Gs tho O"IV kHOsS~
 Price, Tiftv Cents per package, Or sts
 THE .ABOTE REMEDLES ARE ithOTos0h i,C the eradic0f5ON or the dtGeP- esst and curious asasGdGes deasssssGtsd, and the TesssIt 0f patient, srarehtnO, lIGbOriOws, GHd scie"tifo tssOesftgaftO!ss .es1sbTGciH1 q period OT sn0"V Ue6rS1 tn Tffhe sDcciTac directions arc eossspISrss scStN, tItOsGsnmds Of pGtieSsts Gctl beaT arlt- i9Eess to their TelutfVe sssertts, aud eorrO0- iOrGte eUeTy assertion. Where there are slsG'Dy complications Of diseaset and Pa: tie1fs SO fesire, DR. CHANDtER srtlI tredt 6y letter r meeessarg.
 DeScriptiUe aud Explanatory CireW- tGr Of the 0b0ve resssedtes seat % geeeiPe &ED1G1Ss & i5d1,;S ass s o. O. ssis as yo.1 pGrticHEGs' drW00tst's, send OrderS tS
 DIR. CHANDLER,
 147S Broadway, Nsw-YOrk City.
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-10-04
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Litchfield enquirer., 1877-10-04
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New subscribers (applying early) fer the year 1877 may have, without charge, the numbers for the last quarter of 1876 of such periodicals as they may subscribe for. VI Neither premiums to subscribers, nor discount to clubs can be allowed unless the money IS re- mitted direct to the publishers. No premiums given to clubs.
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Litchfield enquirer., 1877-10-04

Guy'no lt0 prodigal clerk coming in latel: Half-past ta.l.s- MT. .Rawlins?'' Clerk Quilting nntshis lwatchl; right you bare. SIT, the tiek.'a 'ai Guv'nor gasps. .sisa-
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-10-04
CLUBS.

1'4th @st1 CLUBS. fa lEes.s
 A discount oftwenty per cent. will be allowed to clubs of four or more persons. Thus, four copies of Blackwood or one Review, will be sent to one address for $12, 80. Four copies of the four Reviews and Blackwood, for $48, and 80 on.
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-10-04

Detroit has become so enraptured with
 racing fnat We expect soon to hear
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-10-04
5AS-9 B 5fS 5 B 99

To fhe WOrktng Class.-We are now prepared to furnish su classes with constant employment ct home, the whole of the time, for their spare mo- ments. Business new, light and proftable. Persons of either sex easily earn from 50 cents to s per ing and proportional sum by devoting their whole time to the business. Boys and girls earn nearly as much as men. That all who see this notice may send their address and test the business make this paralleled ofer To such are not well satisfied we will send dollar to pay for the trouble of writing. Full particulars samples worth several dollars to
 menco work on, and copy of Home and Preside, one of tine largest and best Illustrated Publications, all sent free by mail. Reader. if you want permanent, profitable work, address, GRoRGR STNsoN Co., Portland, Maine. 1yA
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-10-04
5lI.' ~ szs- ''s'rT -.s..r---fI Elan N

It is reported that Richard E. 0ofiollv ie willing to pay $1. .0WDO0gt0ssyelesK claims . pf NeS Yofk Stg sgsipst hin: sI
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-10-04

The President visited Lynchburg Mon- day. and held public reception.
Richland beacon., 1877-01-27

The influence of a-sociation, parental *
ample and state Of the public mind are all
forciby illustrated by the following incide mt:
A e." hoy of . yeaIous democrat, a few
days since, made Stone remark about "Gover.
nor" Nichols. when a still smaller scion Of a
republican cut him short with the curt inter.
uption, Cor nor Nichols! He amt Gov nor
yis'
Ill bet he n!'" re,or,ed the embryo polin.
clan.
"Whaill you bei,' asked the recipient re.
turning hoard official.
lDal bet you two bits in silver Two been
savin' it a long time, bu, III l~r it," replied
young Bulldoz~r
IL hnin't got two bits said the other, "bnt
I've got new ball, and III be, that against
your two bits
Done > said the democrat; and up went
lie stakes into tho hands Of bystander, who
seriously con,emplases investing the two BIZ.
in barber>pole candy and swapping the ball
for a sr, Of marbles, and declaring "bet. are
OIL
Richland beacon., 1877-01-27
Sheriff g Sale.

Simon Sus., Admir-. State Of Louisiana.
vs.. No. 42s P.ri.l, of RichIand,
John Bishop, ct. al. liih District Court.
DY virtue of a writ Of Fl. Ia. issued from
I'D the Honorable 1ith! Dist. Court in the
sbove stated case and 10 me directed, I have
seized and will offer for sale at the door of
the court house in said parish on Saturday,
The 3rd day Of February, 1877,
the following described properly, to-wit: A
certain judsme II in suit No 1853 On the dock.
ct Of the the Parish Court of Richland Parish,
La, entitled Simon Fox. Use Of &c, vs. J. A.
+ J. ID Holly, fer the sum Of (si$4.92) four
hundved and forty four dollars and 81 cents.
with 5 pc, cent interest from January LIST
1871 till paid. subject TO credit Of $1,000
paid June lst 1871.
Terms Of sals-Twelve month, credit,
with bond and aPpnved security for what it
will bring, without benefit Of appraisement
&. II. MOORE, Shf,
Jan. 90. lS77-3t.
Richland beacon., 1877-01-27
| L DIG n EMIT.

Mrs. 'irgi, 'l Edwards, wife, } Parish urt.
vs.. No S73 Parish OF Rich
BENZ Y. Edwards, husband. } land, Louisia ma
BY reason Of the law and the evidence IN
this case being in favor Of plaintiff am
against defendant, upon Trial had, after tissue
joined, 1t Is ordered, adjudged and decreed
that there be Judgment in favor of plaintiff,
Mrs. |irgiria Edwards, nee " 're. and
,gain Bel. D. Edwards, her husband. for
thesum Of three hundred dollars, with s 4,
cent. interest from thi, date. Il is furth lc-
creed that the com'Auniiy Of property and of
ac1uets and gains heretofore existing between
plaintiff end defendant, her husband, be dis.
solved, and that the plaintiff, Mrs Virgins
Edwards, hereafter have the administration
and control Of her separate property ~ n
FINE sole j, is further drcsced ihrt defen.
dsnt pay 'os', of snit.
Read aud signed in open c, 4, ihi, 23rd
day Of Dec, 1876
RI WILLIAMS,
Parish Judge.
| hereby certify thr above and foregoing ~
be true and CORRECT copy of .he original now
ON file in my otiire. Witness my official zig
Il 81 nature aLh zeal Of Office, on this 2nI
day OF January, A. d. 1877.
J. NEWT PITTS.
JanlS-lt Clerk liih Dist Court
Richland beacon., 1877-01-27

ed no goods here-be lrft an old
srmOrer, We are Informed, which was
taken charge Of by one of bis republi-
can friends that he has paid his
debts and Mr.. Toler has not. A
great many people around he-e-in
fact, all be could get in debt to b.
borrowing money or otherwise say
be has not. One Of the men =, &C.
cuses of tbreatenin to burn his house
Che has no house 10 this place, nor
never bad) says be owes him t., .nty-
odd dollars borrowed money; and we
think If strict inquiry were made q
board bill or two would be found
against him in the place. aaving
had this much to say of these things,
we hope we may now wash our hands
Of all this filth, for it Is dsagreeab:e
subject to US, while We dislike to be
brought in contact with characters
who seem to have 30 little regard for
truth or honor.
Richland beacon., 1877-01-27
Sherif'S Sale.

D.. c. Morgan State Of Louisiana
VS.. No. 429 Parish Of Richland
Joseph NJ. Riley. 18th Hsuic, Cour,
by virtue Of q writ Of Firi FaGas, is,
ID sued from the Hon. lA,h District Court in
the above stated case, and to me directed, !
have seized and with offer for sale a, the door
of the court honse in said parish on
Saturday, the l7h day o. february, 1877,
the following described Pre- perry, o-wit:
Fractional N J Of 5 " 9r and W fractional
qr offs W or Of Sec l2.and fractional $ J yves,
Of Bruffiver) of the n e ~, and ! of frn'l
Sc qr and Of W Or and frn1 n ! yves,
Of Bruf TiveT) Of II W Or Sec 10, all in I I
N, X 6 E, with all buildings and improves
ments thereon.
Terms cash, with beneii, Of apprasemen,
c. H. MOORE. Sheriff.
per O. T. SMITH, by.
Rayville, La, Jan. Goth, l877-5i
Richland beacon., 1877-01-27
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we are confident slre people will
consider TIE WEEELY Sun the cheaper
newspaper published in tho world, and we
trust also one Of the very best
Address, THE SUN, New York City, NY
Dec. &c, lS76.-3sn.
Richland beacon., 1877-01-27

Chicago Tribune: Su ,day night he said
to tho partner of his joy. aud sorrows:
Susie, tomorrow is New Years. MANY
and many time in the past have sworn OIL
have | no,?'
"fMre talking" she answered, with
dreamily retrospective eyes.
''And many and many a time hsve broker
my pledge, he continued, softly.
"ion bes,' she whispered with sigh.
"But SUSIE said the great, strong man,
with his eyes flied with ,-sr-, Il have sol.
.mny resolved this time 10 take an oath thai,
will keep"
"Oh. Mrlvin," answered the woman, "you
are just chin, ing
mo. h. repiir', with frrseDcy the, left
no doubt Of his earn -stncss, IL have sworn
il, and ! mean to stick to it, From this time
forth 80 long as live will never swear of
a2sin.
Richland beacon., 1877-01-27
TAX SALE.

A CCORDlNG to the Revenue Laws of
~ the State Of Louisiana, providing for the
collection Of taxes, especially oct s. of Cen
.eral Assembly 1878. have seized and will
proceed to sell At the Courthouse dooF in the
town Of Rayville on
Saturday, the 9th day Of January 1877,
the following described Ian Is, or such part
thereof as may he necessary TO pay the taxes
due the state Of Louisiana and parish Of
RichIand and all penalties and costs:
c. l. Brooks, Heirs of Estate of-Frac.
,ionai f Of N f q, fracl N ] Of sw Or Of
NIB Or, cas-; Of B9uf river. Section /, + II
N, X East; containing l0S acres more or
less. State tax -, penalties Soc, parish
tax 3.l9. auditor. recorder printer, curntor AL
hoe and collector. costs 1915 total S22 90.
VIZ. L. OLIVER,
Jan. II, 1S7T.-3t. Tax Collector.
Richland beacon., 1877-01-27

Died on the tn. Of Januray, A, n. 1877,
Bro. E N. Fleming, aged 81 years.
|. Whereas, II has pleased our Heavenly
Father to remove from our midst our Brother,
+ NJ. Fleming, long a worthy member 81
this Lodge-thercfore,
Be it resolved. That in the death of Bro.
Fleming the country has lost useful citizen,
sciety o valuable member and this Lodge
worthy Rro,h-r.
Resolved, That we tender the family Of
our deceased Brother Our sincere sympathy in
their sal bore m"nt
Resolved, That in token Of our sorrow the
members of this Lodge wear the usual badge
Of mourning for thirty days.
Resolved. That copy Of these resolution.
be furnished the RicHLASD BEACON, for pub
Iication, and a copy thereof be sent to the
family Of deceased.
}. W. DxArGnoS,
W. A. HEDxIcK,
l. J. LAID,
Monticello =. Ne. 90, Committee.
Jany 18th. 1877.