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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-05-05

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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-05-05

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IN SPARKLING @Ian"" nr Aiming *mIIr.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-05-05

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Upon the wind iu"l'> Mi,d NIrlu tone,
Soften llal tabled >vrrr 5 lag.
And which the choral uHc N"ll' OWN!
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-05-05

Ma !if.'S best blessings ever rest,
| non thV heart and MOI i sigh.
Of anguish l1rn\" Thy ~r':''r breast,
Or tear OF SORROW uilu tl!iir eye.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-05-05
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Mansfield can boast Sonlr OF the
,i;ir>t vryctnhl" gardens il TIE
State. and from present appear
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4 green bay tree.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-05-05

Bet thai which 'lr"nr> Within ~" h"'rt.
rlat oj\r~ t,n.>nul ii : charm, its glow
For this I'll seek the lo''l : a't.
For ,li~ my nuuhrl> (,.rn >'Ao"Il flow.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-05-05
I,i,.. PARISHES.

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Richland beacon., 1877-11-03
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Death Of General Forrest.

The ta,h ofG, ne al Re ford Fore twhic,,
occurred on Monday night at Memphis, will
cause a thrill of regret in the whole Snu.h
and anon. brave men in tie North Gen.
Forrest was intensely southern in his feelings
but le LA all the noble>t qualities of self,
made soldier. lie entered the Confederate
army As Captain. and bv his own gallanrry
and indoni'able energy he rapidly rose To the
rank Of LieuIenant>(Ieneral of Cavalry. His
great reliance in quick movements was mounts
Ell infantry. Some Of the most important
victories in tue Southwest were caincd by
him. and none knew better his great worth As
a soldier than the Union Generals. lie has
gone TO meet Mcpherson, Thomas, Gust ~,
Sydney Johnson, Bragg and the great Lee,
in eternity, where the battles of this world
can disturb him no more. The South will
silently drop tear on the sod that covers the
remains Of as gallant a soldier as ever drew
a sword. He needs no monument, for on the
page of history among other names thar will
never be forgotten viii stand that ot Nelson
Bedford Forrest burg Herald
Richland beacon., 1877-11-03
Sheriff s Sale.

W. T. Mills. Tutor, State Of Louisiana
vs.. No.7l9. : Parish of RichIand
c. II Moore, Sheriff ct al \ Parish Court
Dl virtue of a writ Of Fl. Fla. issued from
I'D the Honorable Parish Court in and fnr
the parish Of Richand, said State. in the
above entitled suit. and to me directed, have
seized and will offer for sale a, the door OF
The court house in said parish. At pnblic auc
ton TO the last and highest bidder, and " Thin
the legal hours Of sale, on Saturday.
The 18th day of November, 1877,
the undivided nine-s,xteenths (9-l6) of the fol
lowing land, situated in sand parish, to-wi,:
The south west quarter Of Section twelve
O2), the east bali o. the south east quarter
of Section eleven UD AMI he north half of
the north cas-, quarter of Section fourteen (IIl,
Township seventeen (l7) North, Range nine
(9) East, containing three hundred (30O)
acres, with all Tie impro, emenis thereon.
Terms Of sale-Twelve months credit /;
purchaser to give bond. with approved sccur
~, bearing per cent interest from da,e. and
mortgage retained on properly sold.
J. A. LlDDELL, Sheriff.
Sheriff : Office. RayviE-, La,
October 9th, ls11-ii
Richland beacon., 1877-11-03

On the top Of the high hill ar bluff overlook
my Eayou Sara aud the surrounding country.
mi rn the right Of the road leading to the
river. J. - solitary crave-tliai If an udiy id
ual 10y la. name Of Archibald Williams, who
died al ocirinm frcmens some thirty years ago
and who are toll was buried there 81; hts
request, and ~ ith a bottle Of brandy in his
coffin and under his liraI.-(Lrfon Democra,
In n cemetery some eight miles north of
Monroe. on the Monroe aid Bastrop road
may be seen similar grave. niae we know
not when. over whirh was placed at the re-
quest OF the deceased aud sill marks the spot
a jug and gla,s.-Norehoase Cidrion ,
The reference of the Cha ZION is doubles. to
the grave of the late Judge J. n. L. Rich
ardson who made, we have been told, a re-
quest 10 have jag and goblet put over his
grave. 1t was one uf the Judges eccentric.
ires-not the suggestion of incorporate hab.
rts.--Ondchhd Telegraph.
The Telegraph, in a later issue, corrccis
this statement 10y saying tiist the editor had
been informed that the vessel at Judge Rich.
ardson grave was flower vase instead of a
goblet
Richland beacon., 1877-11-03
Our Senator.

If there was any consistency or
honesty among politicians, and espe-
cially radical politicians; If they were
controlled by anything save party
feally and party prejudice, we might
have been surprised that the cases of
SpOEOrd and Kellogg were referred by
the Senate to the committee on
privileges and elections. ir the face of
the fuct that Kellogg has not even the
shadow Of a claim TO seat in that
body as the Senator from this State,
unless some of those who voted to
refer the matter intend to ignore their
own work and refuse to recognize
the government of this State, and
thus violate their pledges to not
interfere with the people in establish
ing the government Of their. choice !;
for the admission Of Kellogg into the
United States Senate will not only
be refusal to recognize oU. State
government but q virtual recoon;;..on
of the Packard farce, because ne was
elected by On assembly which claimed
to be legislature recognizing him as
the Governor of the State. Not only
so, but a refusal to admit either, as is
supposed by some will he the case,
would be refusal to recognize our
State as one of :he compact Of the
Union. and q direct insult to her
people.
This referring of the matter to the
committee, by a strictly party vote,
also shows that Hayes has tccn
deserted by all his Republican sar-
porters in the Senate, at the f,st
opportunity, at least so far as his
policy ir regard to Louisiana is con-
cerned, for they all voted solid to
refer. And we would not be surprised
to see signs of weakening on his part
in fact, to sec him back down and
try to find some excuse for trying to
force Packard on this State as its
Governor.
But the House has the reins that
control the military in its own hands,
for it cannot be used without money,
the money cannot be had without the
consent of the House-that is what
the congress was convened in this
extra session for: to vote an appropria-
tiOn-and we hope it will not vote
one cent to the army until Senator
Spofford obtains the seat to which he
is justly entitled. The tyranical crew
can no longer overthrow State govern
ments with the bayonet. We have
an eflectual check upon them.
Richland beacon., 1877-11-03
Another Jail Delivery.

A short time ago we chrouicled the
getting away of numbsr of prison.
ers from the East Carroll jaiI-some
three of them charged with murder.
On Sunday evening last there was an
other Jail delivery at this place.
Three notorious criminals got away
from the grip of Justice. In fact so
feeble has that grip become in this
section that persons confined 10 the
Jail seem to deliberately walk of when
ever they feel inclined TO do so. Is
there no remedy for this chronic evil
Of having notorious criminals con-
stantly let loose on the community
after they have been committed for
safe keeping by the authorities? Let
US hear from you Mr.. Sberiff-Car-
roll Conservative.
Richland beacon., 1877-11-03
Fatal Accident.

Alex CASTOR, bright mulato. much
respected in this nelghborhood, was
accidentally shot and killed near Dan
Rice's show about 3 o'clock P. NJ. on
Tuesday night. The pistol was in the
pocket Of one of the colored men at
tached TO the show when it fred-the
ball struck poor Alex in the centre of
the abdomen. lie lived about five
hours after the fatal shot. No blame
seems to attach to the prisoner now
in jail-except the too common one o.
carrying deadly weapons concealed
about the person.-CarroH Ctnserr-
nfiI.p
Richland beacon., 1877-11-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Sheriff s Sale.

|. w. Arthur h Co, State OF Louisiana,
No 1i2 VS.. Parish of Richland
S. V. Caldwell X hn>b Pari,h Court.
BY virtue Of a writ OF ii ia. issued from
the Honorable Parish Court in and for the
Parish of -SirhIand, State OF Louisiana. in
t above entitled and numbered suit and to
me directed. have seized and will offer for
sale, al the door of the cont house, in The
town Of Rayville, at public auction, to the
last and highest bidder, on
Saturday. The I'm day Of Noe, 1877,
the following described property, ,o-wit:
Two thousand pounds seed cotton, more or
less
Terms Of sale--Cash with the benefit of
apprasement
J. A. LIDDELL, Sheriff.
Sheriff Office, RayviIIe, La,
November I'D, ls77.-3t.
Richland beacon., 1877-11-03
SHERIFFS SALE

+. ii. Tolef I>i':e of Louisiana,
VS.. Paris, If Richiand,
Wesley Crawford. } iih Ward Magistrate 5
(Conr
by virtue of writ OF H. "a, issued from
the Hon. 4th Ward magistrates Court in and
tor the Parish of Rlchland State of Louisiana,
IN the above entitled suit, and to me iii,
rec'ed, have seized and will offer for sale
AT the door of the Court House, IN the town
OF Kay vile AT public auction, To the las, and
highest bidder, on
saturday, the I'm day Of Nor, 1877.
the following described properly, ,o-wit: An
uniivhie'i one half interest IN four thousand
five hundred pound, seed cotton, more or
less.
Terms of sale-Cash, with the benc.i, of
aPpraISrment.
J. A. LIDDELL, Sheriff.
Sheriff Oiiire; Eayviie, La,
Notember 3D., 1877.
Richland beacon., 1877-11-03
Sheriff s Sale.

l.. W. A''hnr& Co. State of Louisiana,
No. al. vs.. Parish of Richland
J. W. Yarbrough. Parish Court.
By virtue o.; writ Of alias fl. ia. issued
from the Honl Parish Court in and for the
parish of Richland, State of Louisiana, in the
above entitled and numbered suit and To me
directed. have seized and will Uilrr for sale
AT the door Of the court house in the town of
Rayvilc, ON
Saturday, The Isl dry Of DecoaLer, 1877,
at public auction, to the last and highest bid
der, and within the hours of sale the follows
ing described property. TO wit
The North East quarter of the North East
quarter of Section Nineteen O9), Township
Eighteen Qs) North, Range Seven 60 East,
containing Forty (iO) acres. more or less.
Terms of sale-Cash, with the benefit of
appraisement
J. A. LlDDELL, Sheriff
Shcriif's Office, RayviIIe, La,
October 9Th, ls71-Gt
Richland beacon., 1877-11-03

THE Work GOES BRAvBLy on
Notwithstanding the hard rain which
fell Yesterday, over one hundred feet
If the North Louisiana railroad were
graded. Rain or shine, she has got
TO 60. We have got the mules, scra-
pers, shcvels, hands and money. Look
out at the old cross roads for the en-
CINE -MrerepOrti Times.
Richland beacon., 1877-11-03
An Improbable and Horrible
Story.

The New Orleans Democrat of Oct.
9th contains a lengthy statement,
made by one George Archibald, OF
his experience in cell No II of the
Fourth Precinct station house, which
has gained such notoriety as being
haunted by spirits which have driven
nearly all the prisoners confined there
in for years to commit suicide; but
which stories, strange to say, had
never been heard by Aicaibald, as be
says, until Oct. Goth, W. be vol
unfairly applied to Capt Bachemiu
for permission to spend night in the
cell. and obtained it, for the sole pur-
pose Of satisfying himself as to the
truth or falsehood of the stories about
the cell being haunted, and entered
upon his curious investigation that
night.
Prefacing bis story with a declara-
ton Of his unbelief in ghosts, be eniers
upon the detail of the horrors of the
night spent in that cell, in which he
was besieged by ghosts and COLLINS
damned from l pm. till 5 am, who
urged bin in every conceivable man.
ner to hang himself among whom
was female boss ghost, who figured
most conspicuously and they actual
ly hanged him, whether or no, once.
lie still battlee on against them, cJoI,
calm and self posed, amid scenes that
would have driven any mortal insane,
and finally triumphed over them all !;
and last of all drove the she goblin
back to the realms of his satanic
majesty. baflled. routed and totally
defeated, without an .,opc of ever
getting out Of that count. by prccur-
ing her quota Of suicides, otter get
ting sixteen and lacking only nine
more to accomplish that desired end.
Thus runs bis story in brief.
Now, all this may be a very good
sell. it may be dream, or it may be
o cleverly gotten up sens at onal story,
for the amusement Of some reporter,
who wished to try bis hand at fiction
for bis own personal qualification and
the amusement o: a certain class of
readers of the Democrat but are
such things right? Is it not calcu-
lated to do great injury by filing the
minds of future inmates of these
gloomy cells with supersti,ious horror
aud dread and drive others Of them
to commit suicide in their frenzy to
escape q similar scene or night of
horror? For the editor Of the Demo.
crat must know that all their hoAders
are not confined to the strong-mindcd,
self.possed class, upon
whom such stories have no effect, but
hat the paper falls into the hands Of
many weak minded, superstitious
persons, who will receive this story
IS a gospel truth, and quake and ].
remble at the very thought of being
onliued in q cell with the fatal No.
u marked upon its door; aud these
versions, many Of them, are among
hose who are likely to fail into the
lands of the peeler. ]
Richland beacon., 1877-11-03

Mobiles cotton factory appears to ne an
established fact. A company is organized,
and though not all the capital stock that was
desired has been subscribed, the Directors are
about to start the enterprise with l-Sit spin,
dies, which will consume about 500 bales Of
cotton yearly, and replace it with 100000
worth Of yarn. The Register says the Com
pany has the advantage OF three cents per
pound over the New England manufacturers,
which is SIS bale, or $4,000 for the 500
baIes-a handsome dividend itself while .,
the same time labor is cheaper, the weather
less incIemcnt and there is market right st
home. Though this may be the beginning st
competition with Eastern manufacturers, the
world is large enough E e all, and We wei
come auythir 6 tina, promises new prosperity
for the SOUTH Boston Post
Richland beacon., 1877-11-03
Sheriff 5 Sale.

Tilson Waidcns Admir- State Of Louisiana
". No e66 Parish of RrhIand,
J. W. Il ". +. farl ro;i.h Parish Court
Di virtue of writ ut ~. Fa., i>.tie;l from
I'D the Honorable Parish Court ia and for
the parish of Rich'and, State of Louisiana, IN
the above entitled and Numbered suit and Ia
me directed. | have seized and will offer for
sale AZ the door OF the court l:ouse in The iOwii
of Rayyiile, said parish, ON Saturday,
The 1st day of December, 1877,
within the hours prescribed by law al public
auction. To the last and highest bidder, the fol-
lowing described properly, to-w,:
The north west quarter of the south .te>t
quarter and the south west quarter of the
south west quarter of Section seventeen 40
Township eighteen (IS) North, Range seven
C) East, containing eighty (su) acres more or
less
Terms of salc-cash, with the benefit OF
appraisement.
J. A. LIDDELL, Sheriff.
Sheriff Office.
Rayville, La, Oct 9th, 1877. ct.
Richland beacon., 1877-11-03
RAYVILLE. LOUISIANA.
Saturday. November 3, 1877.


We are informed by Col c II.
Moore that three car loads of immi-
grants from Indiana arrived in Delhi
last Monday afternoon, and that forty
men of the same party left the boat
at Goodriche's Landing, to walk
across the country. These pr ople
came with their families to make their
homes in our midst; have the appear.
ance. he says, of being well-to-do
farmers and peoply of refinement
just such people as We need and de-
light to welcome to our parish. to
clear up her forests, build neat cot.
tages 10 live in, make her broad acres
blossom as rose and the welkin ring
with the lowing of fat kline and the
glad shouts of the harvest home
and we hope that our Delhi friend.
had a right appreciation of this
valuable accession to the population
Of the neighborhood, and gave them
such cordial welcome as made them
feel at home at once and that they
will lend them all the assistance they
can in securing good homes, such as
they will be satisfied with, and upon
such terms as will enable them to
make good start and induce others
to follow them to on: fertile valley.
There is plenty of room for several
more such companies in our parish,
and if there is not room for them all
on the Macon hills aud in its fertile
bottoms. they will find abundant room
on the Bguf river, whose rich lands
always reward the husbandman with
an abundant harvest, and where they
will find hearty welcome. for our
people all want all the good, industri-
Gus people they can get to settle
among them. We care not where
you are from, so you are willing to
open up farms and improve our wild
lands.
Here is nucleus around which the
land owners of our parish may gather
a large, prosperous and contented
population, that will make ours one
Of the most desirable sections in the
world, if they ouly have the wisdom,
spirit, energy and foresight to take
advantage of the opportunity. But
If they have not they may even drive
these people away and deter others
from coming, and thus shut off the
tide of immigration, just as it has Sc,
in, perhaps for an age.
If our lana owners are not "penny.
wise and pound foolish" a glorious
prospect is now open to our parish,
by the furthering of which they will
earn the gratitude of future genera.
tions.
Ii these newcomers have money to !
buy land with, we would suggest
to them that there are large tracts of
land in this parish, belonging to nom
residents, who have let their taxes 20
unpaid until it will soon be sold at
tax sale, and they might find it to
their interest to consult the tax COL |
lector, look over this land, pick such /
as they would like to have and bid |
on it at the sale. THIS suggestion is
thrown out with a desire to assist
these strangers, and if we can render
them assistance in any way we will
gladly do so, and feel that We have
done our parish service in being
courteous to strangers who we desire
to become acquainted With and have
for our neighbors.
Since writing the above, we learn
that these immigrants intend colo
nizing 10 West Carroll parish instead
Of Richland, but we have o printer
rom amang them working at q case
10 this Office.
Richland beacon., 1877-11-03
burned TO Death.

Last Tuesday little colored girl. whose
parents live IN this town, was play'ns with a
younger brother aud was accidentally push
eel into the fire. la 4 few minutes her whole
person WAS envelope into a sheet of flame
and she was burned beyond recovery, having
died the following Wednesday. At the time
of the accident the parents were in their Cot
ton field and The liule girl but few moments
before the sad occurrence had been sent home
to kindle the .MarkspHie Bulletin.
Richland beacon., 1877-11-03
A WOknan'S Gratitude.

The Louisville Courier. Journal says: Oet
the r,i''ter of Liuic Mac on the Norrsiown
Herald take due notice thereof and goveth
himself accordingly: They say that a, re-
cent reception given TO Gen. Mcclellan in
Boston a lady said 10 linn: My husband
was killed when with You at Cold Hsrbor,"
and then graspu: his hand she exclaimed
God bless you General
Richland beacon., 1877-11-03
SUCCESSION SALE;

STATE of Louisiana, Par i. OF Richland, }
Suggestion OF W. II. Smith, Deceased /
- virtue o. AN order Of sale, issued in the
- ABOVE succession, to pay debts of said
Succession, dated 22nd Sept, 1877, will
offer Tor sale at the court house door in Raw
vile, on
Saturday; tie Bird day of November, 1877;
the movable and Imnrovable property Of said
>nc'f>>iou, consisting Of the iollown. lands.
io-wit The W J of the n F. Of Section
- the W OF the ) " t Of Section 70, an,,
the J. ! oi tic W / and f. ! of the :
i OF Section , t. il Township No. IL North,
Range q East. containing Z1H G2l 100 acres,
more or less, lynn. in the parish Of kic,iiai.d;
and the following movables. TO vii: Oun
micn COW and three head Of cattle.
Terms of sale, cash.
JNO. 4. UEMLER,
hayvi!ie, 2:ih. lS'I.-bt. Admir-