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DRY GOODS must be sold very cheap.
BLACK silks, black cashmeres, black alpa cas-
colOIed cRshmeres in all colors and shades.
blankets, shawls, red and white fanuels
cloth for boys wear, al Carter's, 7O7 Market
SPACE.
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District Government Affairs,

The District Commissioners issued an
order that the offices of the District govern
ment be closed at three o'clock to-day in re-
spect 10 the memory of the late Fit2hugh
CCyle, form eIly CO ntroller of the District.
The property holders on LIST street, between
J. and l. streets northeast, have petitiolcd
for The water main to be extended in that di-
rection as far as + street.
The secretary of the Beard OF Health calls
The attention of the District Commissioners
10 nutSances on Virginia avenue, betwee I
lSt and South Capitol streets southwest, and
In sidewalk at southwest corner OF I'd and @
streets MOI theast- stagnant water.
The members of the Deaf Mute college re-
quest that the sidewalks on 7th street north.
east, which constitute the only avenue to tue
horse cars from that institution, be repaired,
So mat The way may net be impossible in
rainy weather.
The District Commissioners have directed
The Chief Engineer to eXpend $1,000, or so
much thereof IS is necessary, for the CO l.
structiCn Of InHn-hOles, drops, inleis, SC, to
the new G-iOoi sewer on L, TO 10th street, con-
meeting with the Slash run sewer.
A PROTEST
has teen forwarded to Major Richards by
citizens living in the neighborhood of F. and
1iih streets northwest, against the disorderly
Assem- biieS at Lyceum hall, on f street, be-
tween nth ard 18th streets, every Monday
night, and the further issuing of permits to
such parties. The major endorses the pro-
test, and has sent the same to the District
Commissioners for action.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-03

is THERE reader OF this paper that suffers
with headache? II so, use Lodiile's Head
ache Specific Cures In 10 20 minutes and
costs but 50 centS.-AdUt.
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tEAEGED WITH STEALING A CHILD's
Corr -! A. u GRsV VI CLOTEr s.-Tnis morn
" : Q Nelson, alias j. r. Nelson, the colOJed
unctTiskeT who last week, II IS alleged. took q
eoloT' child 10 bury and did not bury II was
before The Police Court with his counsel. CbaS
PSlEam. An information was prefer, :
charging him with the larceny Of c0ffja. a
child's dress, underclothing. and black wood
en- cTC-s, valued at S1l.51 the witnesses for
he government, ;. ID. Sparrow, Harriet
Thomas. Willie Thomas and Ella Stewart
testified to the facts stated in THE STAR OF
Saturday as TO the corpse being taken from
be mouse BY the undertaken. The defence
Claimed That the intRImeut was made in
another ground than the HaTmOnial where
ne agreed TO bury II, and that ne could pro-
ouce The record 10 that effect, and the ca se
wss continued. TO give him ali opportunity
10 bring in the record.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-03

THE LABOR EXCHANGE to-day received
me applications of As males, making total
OF So ard about 20 females making "A Total
OF 100 since the opening. The applications
for female help are coming in guile numer-
Gus.
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OBsTAoLEs 70 MARRIAsR m

HAPPY RELrRR TO YOUNG MEN iron -
effects Of xrrors and Abuses In early life. ms.Aoe1
ksssovs<. lmpediments 70 Marriage removed. HsV
Desko1 Of treafment. ueU O. smsrkable 49,
diss. Books and circulars sent free IN ssAls1 s.ve.
Iopss. Addre. HOWARD ASSOCIATIONS. 0l0
u. Uinfh Ueresf. PhflsdeiDh1a, Pc. An IngesPusto.
having high revssakton fR hoporsbAs ooAo.s1 "a
pru0nno0nl akH1. Az
NOHEN'e LOAN OFFICE, corner OF 10,
~ street and Rev York avenue, entrance ~
Once IN the city. Money loA2ed st the Ies go q
rate q tneesest on cold and Silver Watches PleSS
enc sSsns'smssb olOthins osF1s6s saz ~ s.sie
@SAess Jan3JY
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. L W { a X Z l. L S .

NEW CARPETS.
new CARPETS.
Have orened this morning, 10 addition 70 our largo
PES1 QUALITIES.
Cottage Carpets, for Dining room and Chambers,
al 20 c, nts.
Two ply Cottage, new colors, S5c. and SIC
Extra heavy hT se- ply Cottage, stri &c, TIC.
Ingram Cerpsts, bright patterns, sc
Ingram Carrots at EOc.
Extra heavy Ingram Carpets, choice patterns, at
60c.
Ingram, all yool, beautiful patterns, 75c.
Low ell best Two-J'y.
Brussels Carpets, good quality, 81.
Rugs of all kinds
Oil Cloths AL widths.
Nottfns hsin Lace.
For New Styles of CARPETS come to
q. M. TOWSON 4 CO..
seI2t-eotr 636 Pennsylvania ace, near TN,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-03
weather indications To-day.
OrTIcE or CHILE sIeNAL OFFI -ER,

,.
For The middle Atlantic states, easfeTly
winds. partly cloudy weather ard rain areas,
stationary temperature, falling barometer.
For tho south Atlantic and east Gulf states,
incrs asiIg ess:erly winds, cloudy ana rainy
weather, stationary temperature, 1alIlng
barometer, followed in second district by
colder northerly winds and rising barometer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-03

BoXN1oN's
FU r N ACES-
CAST Oh WROUGHT IRON-sUITABLE FOR
COAL Oh WOOD.
The most SUCCESSFUL FURNACES
erer sold.
ABE POWERFUL HEATERs-GIvE UNI.
VERsAL SATISFACTION.
Report on Ai0ords gtuen at the International
h1hlottton, Philadelphia, February r. 1877,
10 Rsehdrdsofa, Boyrlton q o., Moras-
(dcttTeTs, Nes0 York.
list. Simplicity Of arrangement and Durability:
ssupeilor heating power and economy of fuel: con.
forming N Its niodKs epSdadt TO natural law the
combusti. Of coal. - ~ '' 'o''0.'
I'D The small number Of connections; their pos,-
sr5sc aha manner OF construction rendering them
I'D; The large amount OF direct radiatins surface.
4th The patent clinker clearing crate, By hich
ssnes ana ciinkere can be removed without disturb
ing the nre-eayfng dust and time, preserving n
pIIent clear IRE with little trouble, and recurring
pot little power to shake it."
For sale By
Q. q. BALL,
eoe1-mvfySm Wdshin0t0n, ID. q.
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pILES AND FISsURE.

Or. 1HkADER, once room % g. Cloud Bund.
"a, tsogthwest corner 9.h and n streenJ crree
&c, and without pain, and guarantees . cure In an
f Ern On no Isy ksssrs g L. Lnchs, Of Leohs .
cuperinfsndsnt w Arlington and Qsorgstovn Rail,
= snion, grooer, 139 tn street south
xsnia exenne: Z; b. Marchs, p. o. .DePerfmsnt
BIZ. sZess soetheest; John fveedals, ID CRAM
Ladies stssndSd . thslr rssidsncss dssrel. OGss
3: =. otD. -: oanAays 80 ,. =. Oon-
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued TO
Samuel Jones and Margaret Taylor, bob Of
Roc kbridge county, Va; Adrian j. Accardi
and Laura c. Rock; +. r. Barnard, OF New
York city, and Alice BARLEY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-03

CHARGE OF FRAUD AGAINST A MINISTER
Rev. l.. W. Brooks, colOred, formerly a mem
Der OF Beulah Baptist church o: Alexandria
Va. but lOrg since excluded from fellowship
IN that church, has been travelling through
The nOi them states representing himself as
authorized TO collect money for the benefit of
ihe aooye-mentloced Church. DE has been
In Philadelphia and New York and recently
III Trenton, N J. AT a meeting of the dea-
cons of the church held recently, ne wa de-
noonced "a fraud and DeacOns John Clark
" NJ Green and John Wallace was appointed
a committee To warn The pUblic against the
fraudulent representations Cl Brooks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-03

TROUBLE IN THE HoUsEHoLD.-We
would advise every one interested not to buy
Yeast or Baking Powders, loose or in bulk.
They are usually made by upskillfnl per-
sons, and have frequently proven totally I'M
ut for use. There Is no guarantee or respon-
sioility attached to loose powder. Doeiey's
Yeast PotrdeT is always put up in cans, war
ranted full WEIGHT and absolutely pure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-03

THE REGULARITY Of the drawings of the
Louisiana State Lottery Company ON the
nTsi Tuesday or each month at New Orleans
Ia, mas rendered the reputation of this in
sttiuiion very high. The l.ext drawing takes
place November the 9Th. Full particulars
Will be found in our advertising columrs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-03

PRIGG's JEwELRY STORE received some
neantlfnl styles In jewelry nom 81 10 $40,
noinAn gold: coral, enamel and Lake George
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-03

~ aAn BksT ASSORTMENT of stationery can
~ iosnd Ut Roberts PROFESSIONALISM,
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YE THOUGHTFTL
PAUSE AND MEDITATE.

TO AID
IN YOUR DELIBgRATIoN
OF THESE MoMEHToUs QUESTIONS
ATTENTION Is INVITED
TO THE FOLLOWING FACTS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-03

THE ANNUAL MEETISG 0. the I.ib,s-,.
Association, L a. o. F., was held last r!c.ls
when Ine following officers were eIecI !.
Henry Urine, pres q eLi; Wu1. r. Mclean
vice president; John M. Olli8, secretary; IL.
A. KiGder, treasurer, Thomas W Fowler.
Thomas Gre, r, j. s. Bolway, III. &. Steven /,
and VIM. G.. Phillips, directors; George W.
Mclean, librarian.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-03

SUIT AGAINST 4 STREET RAILROAD
To-day. Henry Il. kOon, by Jas. LowndeS,
his counsel, entered suit against the Co
lEmDa HALLWAY Co. for damages rasulting
IL having, IN July last, through the negli-
eeDce of the driver OF the car, or The INSULT
CLERGY Of the brake of said car, been thrown
down and hurt. Damages are laid az So ,OOo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-03

leof Pr1Zes amounting Ito 90
Write for Circulars or send orders TO
VI. a. BAUI'lfIV,
p. o. Box 683, New Orleans, LIE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-03

TEE WITOWSKI CONSPIRACY CASE
Yesterday the trial of JUlins J. Witowski
INDICTED with others fOr conspiracy To de
ITdCd me government, was COlt'uuCt in the
Criminal Court. Israel smith testified 10
lBe presentation Of the claim. David e..
StsNs who plead guilty o. Monday was
called, but an objection was raj sed. JOIN
Moran testified to the government employees
having cut legs for Fort Negley o. Hand
iTgs arm. and he hauled them - eyyart
experimenting the work.
To day, John BUrch and John Fox testi-
Ifd IN behalf OF the government rs 20 the
localities II and about Nashville.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-03

DEAD, BY ORDER OF THE PRESIDENT
Inc Kansas Republican association laEt
me- M ADOPTED resolutions: THAT il commit
anSe Win Inc Presidents late civil serIf, .
oIuer fOrb1c ing political state associsrfonS
Lne Kansas Republican association Sh.It ~
me edJournment Of this meeting al forT1
sole Gle, and that the funds OF the ss,~.ris .
ton be donated 10 tne Home fo- ta. F-ieTl T.
less al Leaver worth. kaIsas -
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FIRST.

With great care and due regard for the varying
tastes and circumstances of all customers,
have prepared and PCT on sale a stock CO Clothing
that we feel confident approaches nearer t. Just
what is wanted than any line OF soois ever before
on red 10 the people Of Washington. There il CON-
priced IN the selection all the new styles, iacuding
PLAN, Medium. Fancy, Nobby and loud Patterns
The most modest taste, well s the most scrupu-
|. us oeN ote0 OF Fashion, csa be suited.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-03

BClIDING PERMITS have been issued by
lnspectOr OF Buildings Thos II. EntwIsIs a.
IoII0ws' Mrs A. Hamburg, repair a frame
GwtIilhg. IN, between q ard III streets: $40
thafles HiLer, repair frame dwelling II
between New Jersey avenue and IN st6sets
northwest; $50. ThOs. Dickson make ad1i-
Hon 70 frame dwelling, 6& street between ID
and streets southwest; Sis5. Marin Rar-
ringer, construct two story brick dwelling
leu, between + and q streets northwest:
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FALL OF ROOg.-A little after o'clock
yesterday afternoon the front portion OF A
mans81t roof on house No. los II street
north west, next door to No. engine house
which has for some time been tOtteriug fell
10 the sidewalk with crash. Herman
HltcbleT, who was employed on the roof al
the time, fell with II, but escaped with n slight
brutse ard q great fright. Sometime ago the
Board OF Health condemned thIs building rs
unsafe, and the owners were precluded the
privilege OF finishing IL up for occupancy.
Recently MI. W. +. Riley purchased the
property, and had set workmen 10 pulling IL
down, in order 10 rebuild.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-03

HABLE BROTHNgr.
MEN AND BOYS CLOrHlERS
sep23 TT Corner SeUeath aud ID streets,
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1877-02-10
Murder I'm Ouachiia.

We learn from the In'rlligencer, that Isaac
p. Bush and L. +. Hawthorne, of Jackson
parish, had sold 'wo bale, of cotton in Mon
roe and were returning home last Friday IN
the same wagon, when Bush was killed.
Hawthorne says by negro, Two Of whom
were wayIaying the road, and that one h'e''
., him but a negro, VITO says ne was stand
ing near the road when the wagon passed
him on run, states that as it passed HIM, the
man who was driving turned around AMI shot
a man behind him in the wagtn. AT any
rate, the wagon driven b. Hawthorne, with
,br murdered man in j, overlook one that
was abou, POO yards in advance OF 1t when
the shooting occurred. Both Hawthorne AMI
the colored witness are in Jail At Monroe.
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Sheriff 8 Sale.

Orr Lindsey State Of Louisiana,
VS.. No AS Paris, On RichIaud,
B. r. McLcmore. 18th Distnc, Court.
Df virtue Of Il writ of FL Fa, issued from
I'D the Honorable | .th D..trict CGGri in the
above @tated case nd tn me directed have
seized and III olir, for sale AZ III, d or of
the court house n sand perish. a. Saturday,
The Bird day of March, 1877,
the following deo-'ribe'. properly. to-wit:
One ceri..r. lot of land, situated n tie town
of ID ,lhi, three hundred and nirc,v .ix feet
fronting the roal, running ives. three hun>
dred and thirty feet, thence north three hun
dred and hinriy-six fr-t. in the w or OF the
!. az of Sec. -, L II y, X East, cons
tanning three acre, with all l. luidngS and
improvements thereon, bounded south by
Da~is, west b., Miles anl east by Crecnee.
Also Hnr.t>
Term of sale, cash with the benefit, of
apprai>cm"nt.
{. II. MOORE, SherE,
" o. L. Smith, Deputy.
Jan. - iSI1-bt
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q&s }8}iehlaaaBs aep',
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF RICHLAND.
THCS. ]. MANGHAM. Editor.
RAYVulE. LOUISA MA.
Saturday, February 10, 1877.
~ ---------- ---- L.
FALEDICTORY.
RAYVILlE. LOUISIANA.
Saturday, February 10, 1877.
FALEDICTORY.

1t is with feelings of profound
fegret that / bid the readers of the
'RICnLAND Beacon" adieu.
Fog over eight years, with the ex-
febiion of about Is moths | bave
been laboring with almost insurmount-
aide difficulties to furnish this parish
with first class weekly newspaper
have spared no time nor expense in
making it god paper, ord TO make
up for my own shortcomings and
inability, have employed assistance
aid associates 20 render me assistance.
even at considerable loss, w,,h the
hope that thrre would be d sufficient
number of reading men in The parish
and this section Of country to sustain
the paper. That | have lab"rcd day
and night to this enI Is well known to
a large portion of the people of this
parish. To publish paFl, of the
kim in q sparcely settled country,
with oserflows aud other drawbacks.
20 enc If experience is better under
stood than explained. Few people
realize the difficulties of publishing a
country paper, and fewer still that
lend that encouragement that such an
enterprise should receive, 1t seefas
as slough there are those who. cstesm
it a favor on their part to take news
paper and read it without paying for
the same, the best proof of wdch as
sertior Fan be obtained by an exatnlna-
,ioa of eur Subscription books. 1t Is
an unfortunate shing for this section
of country that the water is no! KEEP.
out and another thing Is the lack ot
encouragement ~ immigran 5. A
country cannot prosper when the tide
Of emigration is greater than that OF
immigl atioa.
In rcsiring from the proprietorshlp
of the paper | turn it over to :. j.:
Mangham wh1 | feel satisfied VIII
continue the paper in as favorable
standing as it now occupies
Rayville. La., Feo'y 9Th, 1877.
WILEY Z. MANGHAM
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. go .

A pair Of the husky soDs of Madison parish
wee returning from Writ TO relatives on
Wynn Island, and il. an evil hour wlIIle they
w,re passing throLgh RayviIle, bird of evil
omen in the shape OF nose, throw itself
right in their path, and They conclu-led to
have goose f'- supper; but jus. as that historic
owl seemed to hang Il sh the myrmilons OF
the lsV CAME down upon them and claimed
diem for their own. a nj now the lue birds
may buIld their nests, the knocking bird ma :
sins, the briers may blossom and the ne x,
President may be inauguratect, but Samuel
Pares family will look in vain for Lis,rerurn,
Tor Judge Montgomery sent him up for sixty
days.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1877-02-10

David Wallace, Liqaida,or.
vs.. No. 1852.
Wycne & Morgan, Ct al
State of louisiana. Fifth District Court for the
Parish Of Orleans.
nY virtne of 81 writ of F.. ia. issued from
ID the Honorable Filth District Cuurt for
the parish of Orleans, State OF Louisiana, in
the above stated case, aud 10 me directed,
have seized and will offer for sale at the door
Of the court house in the parish of Richlan,i,
on Saturday,
The Bird day of March, 1877,
the following described property, to-wit: A
certain judgme II Obtained in the ith District
Court for the Parish Of RichIand, sari State,
in the case OF Wyche 4 Morgan VS.. Berry Il
c., No. 463 on the docket Of said court for
the sum of one thousand and seven,y.six 56
100 dollars (SlO1es .56). with 8 pct interes,
from April sth, 1876, ill paid, sul5rcr to a
credit Of three hundred and seveniy-eigh
dollars fs37s .OO). paid December 18th, 1876.
Also a Judgment obtained in the same court
in the case of Wyrh- h Morgan vs.. ID. A..
Campbell, Jr, No. I62 on the docket OF said
court, for tine sum III seven thousand five
h,xnired and thirty 2ilO0 dollars (f7j3o.2D
with 8 vct. interest from i,h day Of May,
1876. Until pail.
Terms Il saIe-Cash, with the benefit Of
appraisement.
J. A. LIDDELL,
February 10Th. 1877 1T. Sheriff.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1877-02-10

The colored people still look to the
whites for protection, and the whites
appear to regard it as q very natural
consequence that they should be con-
sidered the natural protectors Of the
colored race. In view Of these facts,
to alay the fears of the negroes and
to secure their votes, before the cleo
ton, We. the Democrats, promised
them more protection and general
care than they had received at the
hands of the Republicans. Have we.
do we, or are we going to redeem
those pledges? Or have we, after
getting the negrO's votes left them TO
the tender mercy of the lawless. rerk-
less and thought!ess 10 be lily used
and frightened out Of his wits? So
Gar as we are individually concerned
we made those pledges in good faith,
believing that the party was fully
able and " Hing to redeem them and
we know that it is Gov. Nichols pur-
pose t. carry out his part Of this
promise to the letter, if be cal only
secure the cooperation of the other
officers of the State, and we are sure
be will do that and now we call on
the officers of our parish to redeem
this pledge by being promptly at their
post and ready to discharge their
duties promptly, faithfully and Impair
italy whenever occasion requires,
and not TO feign blindness as they
certainly did on last Saturday when
negro man was the victim Of an
unprovokcd assault in Rayvillc from
person under the influence of liquor
l. has come to our knowledge that
this week has been fruitful of acts
which tend to re nder the negro uneasy
and make bin feel insecure, and that
have actually frightened many in
dus,riOus anu useful coloret men into
the serious consideration Ct leaving.
The trouble is that such things have
the SAINT effect on the mad of the
good AS the bad. We are coltident
that these demonstrations were more
the result of thoughtiessness lnan Of
any evil intention, and therefore, feel
no hesitancy in saying to the boy 5 ::
You are carrying things q little too
far-yOu must "topit
The chastisement of that cream
ol)red prostitute was very proper,
and everybody says she got only
what she deserved, but the mysterious
visiting of houses and firing off guns
on our streets at night, is not calcu-
lated TO reassurc and calm the fears
of th. timid, is unlawful, damaging
to the community aud mus, not be
persisted in.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1877-02-10
Safe on the Next War.

Old 81 went into Jawes' Bank and
exchanged some greenbacks for silver.
"Why. 81, the greenbacks are just
as good aud less trouble" said Henry
Leonard.
dat mebbe, Mars Henry. but Use
follerin' de 'struckshions Ob dc ole
oman :"
"What does she want the silver
for ?"
"WeIl, sir, she is got de idea in her
noggin dat de white foxes is gwine ter
ha6 anudder scrubbage twixt
deselves."
Suppose they do 2"
well, when the 'Federcy bustid
she made fah-board out oh blue
back Konfederit money an red one
out ob desc hyar bauk-bills, an ez we
don't hal two fah-places 10 de house
when de mex wah gifts done she don't
want ter hab ter make green fiah.
hoard jess for ornyment. yer see "
He got the silver and slOpcd home
ward Atlanta Herald.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1877-02-10
S. REWARD.

will pay S. for case OF Sore Eyes that
my medicine will not cure. Three years ago
my little son was terribly afflicted with Fry.
sipslas, which broke out in his eyes, and after
the best home doctors had failed to give relief,
wrote TO all the hest doctors of the United
STATES, and from their prescriptions and a
very simple home remedy, his eyes were
curesl, aud since I have cured over 200 cases
Of Sore Eyes. three cases Of over i've years
standing For 50 cts. ! will send full re-
ceipt lnr maxim. il, together with ingredients
u make half pint Of eye water
Give name OF this paper when yon write.
Adlrcss REV. .. l. WiLSON,
Fcy. ~, 1877 If WarIcnion, MO
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1877-02-10

Office OF RECORDER. RICuIAS }
PARISH. Rayvile, La, Feb. 8, 1877.
Editor Beacon
notice an ordinance 10 the last
proceedings Of the Police Jury, in
structing the Parish Treasurer to
procure from the Recorder a list of
the "DelLquent Tax payers" of the
Parish, when 10 fact, the Police Jury
have never passed q delinquent tax
ordinance, notwithstanding their at
tention has been called repeatedly to
the fact. There is State Delinquent
li>t, and they seem to have taken it
for granted that all who owe State
taxes also owe Parish taxes.
WILEY Z. MANGHAM,
Recorder
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SheriH'S Sale.

ID. {. Morgan State of Louisiana
vs. No i?e Pari-h of Richland
Joseph VI. Riley Ilrh Disrric, Cour,
by virtue of writ of Fisri Focias, Is
ID sued from the Hon. i,h Dis,r.t Conr, ~
the above ,latc,! case aud To me directed. |
nave s-i.cd aud viii offer for s>le n, the i,-
of the court lac Ise in said parish ON
Saturday. The In day o. FeJrlrry, 1877,
the FLOWING de-"r'bed property, ,o-wi,:
Fractional \ ! Of w,.r and fractional
qr offs W or ol Sec l2.and fractional = } { Nre
Of Bdrl ri.cr) Of the ne ar, and ! OF i'm
&c qr and Of II W Ir aud frn'l (we>l
of BGuf rivcr) of II W or Sec -, al! in L | :
y, Rt +. with all bull ings and improves
merits thereon.
Trn..> .'ssh, with benefit of apprai-eL.rni.
{. H. MOORE, Sheriff
P.fO. I. SMITH, iy.
Ra, vile. La. Jan. 2Orh. 1877 1T