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Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-07-06
Sheriff s Sale.

jaime. c. Cooper State Of Louisiana,
vs.. No 396 Parish Of Richland
c. II. Moore, sheriff, 18th Dis,ric, Court.
etal]
10y virtue of writ Of alias Fl. ia. issued
- from the Honorable l4,h District Court
in and for the parish Of RichIand, State Of
Louisiana, in the above entitled snt, and TO
me directed, have seized and will offer for
sale at the door Of the court house in the town
of RayviIle, said parish Of Richland, on
Saturday the 2Oth Day of July, 1878.
at public auction to the last and highest bidder
the following described property, to-wit:
An undivided one-sixth (i-6) interest in
Lote one and two Il & p in square Eight (s)
in the town Of RayvilIe, La, each lot fronting
sixty feet on Benedette Street and running
back south one hundred and twenty feet on
Louise street, as per plat Of the town Of Ray
vile, La. together with all the buildings and
Improvements thereon.
Terms OF Ssle-Twelve months credit.
purchaser to give bond with approved Sc
CURLY, bearing per cent interest from date
and mor,gs &c retained on the property sold.
J. A. LlDDELL, Sheriff.
Sheriff Office, kayville, La,
June %, lS7S.-4t.
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SheriH's Sale.

John W. wansiey State State S Of Lo.i; lana;
No. l10S. VS.. , l2th DIstrc: Cour'
John w. Willis. Parish Of franklin.
By virtue ola writ Of pluries Il ia. issued
from the Hon. 18th District Court, in and for
the parish Of Franklin, State Of Louisiana, in
the above entitled and numbered suit and to
me directed, have seized and will offer for
sale at the door of the court he use, in the town
of Rayville, parish Of RichIand. state of
Louisiana, within the legal hours, and at pub
lie auction to the last and highest bidder, on
Saturday, the 3rd day of august, 1878,
the following described property situated in
Richland parish to-wir
The 'Whiie Hail. plantation, with all and
singular the buildings and Improvements
thereon. and rights and apPur,enances the e'o
apper'aining, comprising the following legal
subdivision Of land, viz:
The South half AMI the South half of North
half OF Section thirty (30). The West half
of Sonth West quarter of Section twenty>nine
(29). The North East quarter and East half
of North West quarter Section Thirty one
(3D. The North West quarter of NORTH
West quarter OF section ThiI,y-two (32) in
Township Sixteen (l6) North, Range seven
On East containing in the aggregate Eight
Hundred and Forty (S4O) acres more or less
Terms Of Sale-Cash, with the benefit OF
appraiseinent
J. A. LIDDELL, Sheriff.
Sheriff Office, Rayville, La,
June 29th, lS76.-6t.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-07-06
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Sherif'S Sale.

Mrs L. N. Riley, Tul q "
trix and Guardian State Of Louisiana,
No. 1853 v. }Parish of Richland,
Mrs Mar, AVER, F; Rush and Parish Court
By virtue .ofa writ OF seizure aud sale issued
from the Honl. Parish Court, in and for the
parish of Rchland, State Of Louisiana, in the
above entitled and numbered suit and to me
directed, ] have seized and will offer for sale
at the door OF the court house in the town Of
Rayville, said Parish of Richland, on
Saturday, Ms Sd day Of august, 1871 8.
at public auction, TO the last and highest
bidder, the following described property,
tO-wit:
The Fast half of the North East quarter Of
Section twenty-five (22) Township Sixteen.
(I6) North, Range Six (6) Fast, containing
Eighty (sO) acres of land more or less, to-
gerher with all the buildings and improve.
ments thereon.
TENS Of sale, cash with the benefit Of ap-
praisement
A. LIDDELL, Sheriff.
Sh.rifs Office, RayviIle, La,
June %, lS78-6t
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CRUE LAKE, La June 9th, 1878

CRUE LAKE, La June 9th, 1873.
Editor of BEAcoy-Dear Sir: As the time is
drawing near for us to hold Parish Conven-
ton 10 nominate our pari.h.oib and espec.
ially membsr Of the Legislature, think
istine 6r % 70 discuss the Sentiments we
~rsssd wish such nominee TO have in regard
TO a constitutional convention. The question
seems to be the all absorbing one in the COM
ing campaign il was the same in 1876.
Every speaker dat visited our parish during
that campaign promised ns new constiiu>
ton, il not in so many words, at least the
people were given TO understand II 50. We
were told that every thing that was tainted
with Tadicalsm was TO be wiped ont end that
our state would enter upon new era Of
existence, on pure and healthy basis. that
would not only bring relief to the people
pecnniarily but relief 10 their minds also.
We were led to believe that we would have
a state government established on such
basis that every true citizen OF Louisiana
would feel proud of his government and
could cheerihIly support every article OF the
constitution that governed them and feel no
degradation in doing so. Parties opposed to
a convention tell us it is inexpedient II it
was expedient 10 tell the people in 1876,
when the state was under radical rule, that
all vestiges Of radicais,n should he abolished
when the democratic party came into power,
why is il not exPedient now, when the fight
has been made and the victory won and the
state government in all its departments in our
hand Have the radicals gained strength in The
past two years? Perhaps 50; they may well
say, that "if the constitution Of 1868 suits the
people of Louisiana 50 well under democrat
&c rule, il will suit them just ~ well under
radical rule. We went with them in 1876,
expecting change, but ~ we get none we
will 20 back to the RADICAL party which is just
a. good" In my humble opinion all the
-,sss % she democratic parry in the election Of
1850 Wilt be eNspned by The cIinging to
that is tr69nk AepsSty; Ills already driven
into the very heart and lies there, killing the
old oak with its rottenness. Let us take il
out, and before 1880 the green and heslthy
bark will have grown over the old woond
and the good old party will so into the fight
more solid them il has even done since the
war; Make the party pure, and there is nc
such word - defeaG The Osaehita Tele
gra1A Suk md b<ldH. asserts that had any
candidate in 1876 proclaimed hmselfopPosed
TO new constitution he would have beer
Missed from the stump and ! fds,her say the
he would ever after have been watched Al
leaeing>e saAicalism. Then let the OLD con
s,iuiion lie ADD b buried forever, for 20,
may mend il and patch and change as yo'
will but the stink of the makers will he Their
! sill. -'..t
r Very Respy.
CHI BaAsHEAR
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-07-06
SHERIFF'S SALE.

John Chaffe 4 Sons } State Of Loui.iara,
We No. 544 Parish Of RichIand,
A. Dyson. }la,h Dis,ris, Court.
BY virtue Of a writ of seizure and sale issued
from the Honorable ll,h District Court in and
for III. Parish Of Richland, State Of louisiana
in the above entitled and numbered suit, and
to me directed, have seized and will offer
for sale At the door Of the Count House, in the
town Of Rayville, said parish of R,chIand,
at public auction 70 the last and lishcs, bidder,
on
Saturday, he3rd day Of august, 1873.
the following described pcper,y, situated in
the Parish Of Richland, to-wir
Known on the official maps rs the "Fafar
Grant" containing $50 acres of land more OF
less. The fractional North East quarter of
South West quarter section Seven, 10 Town.
ship Fifteen (l5) North. Range Six (6) East,
containing 80 acres. The Fa Far Grant Iy.
leg in pert of sections {, 6, Z, and s, all in
Township - Norh, Range Fast. contain ing
in the aggregate six hundred and eighty three
(6S3) acres Of lani, more or less, and being a
portion of the same property the vendor, Mrs.
L. V. .Viekers, purchased q sAesiH's sale on
the 5th day Of December, 1871, as per deed
Of record on pages $50 TO 65S Of No,ariaI
Book I'D" of Recorders Office of Richland
parish, in suit Of L. virginia Riley w. Mary F..
Dyson ct al, >ls
Terms OF Ssle-Cash, to pay the sum OF
seventeen hundred and fifty dollars with 8
per cent interest thereon from january lst
1876; also, Two hundred dollars attorneys
fees, and all costs, and on cre,li: 70 paw the
snm Of Four Thousand, Two Hundred and
Fifty Dollars debt not yet due, with in,eres,
thereon from the LIST OF January: 1876. at the
rate Of eight per cen,um per annum until
PAID. This amount and interest to be mid
by the purchaser, as follows: being concur.
rent mortgage notes, viz:
One note for S750.OO due lst January, 1879
One note for $4,000 due lst January. 1850
One note for $3.50. 90 due let January, 1881
One note for e750OO due IA. January, 1852
One note for S750OO due lst January, 1883
One note for $4,000 due Isl. January, 1884
The property purchased TO remain mort
gseed and privileged TO sscuse the paymen
Of the above unmatured notes.
Ia. LIDDELL, Sheriff.
SheriH's Oiicc, RayviHc, La,
| Jnne 10Th, 1856.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-07-06

New Orleans Democrat: There is some,
thing extremely horrible in the revelations in
regard 10 the body.sratchers OF the Ohio
Medical College, brought out by the robbins
Of the grave Of John S. Harrison.
The horror. Of the affair were only inten-
sitied BY the reply of the faculty, published
in the papers, in which the loathsome affair
was sought TO be justified by the argument
that the local laws did not afiord subjects for
dissectiM. The Dean Of the Faculty has,
however, stated that the authorities Of the
instauaioa bed no knowledge Of, or completely
in, the robbery Of Mr.. Harrisons grave. This
statement is not believed by the public, and a
Dr. Nes1eon;o Of New York, Inns written
card 10 the Tribune which son0rns the pop.
uIar bclief,iu that he says previous arrange
Inent for bodies is always made. In proof Of
this custom he says:
There hangs in tue Ohio Medical College
me skeleton 81 'OId Cunningham" I'll: resur-
sessieaisa a that college for q quarter Of a
ceuiwy-,hs college having done shis in
memory q his daring deeds, Preiormed in
stealing bodies for that college. Cunningham
was frequently before the courisJor his cImes,
As TO wha, he says al out these menbeisg IN
scrupulous scoundrels is true ;tAi, then, sconn.
tirel, are in the employ of these men. and, in
esd 6shase, sAey Siil take me bodies end
pay for them. The writer was connected
with another medical college, and one Of its
officers for over ten years, IN that city, and
during that time there never was allowed in
a single instance visitation Of a private
=. oas.Gasv- q 0sassv ses wss ess tody ssesivssl
kS,shc4i(o Yhbqas he knSwlsags Of tie
ASse 3 ;N$nt cDuei be taken tnso he col
: leee .wi,hop, is officers knowing who bsonsh'
them. aSe0tis tsdesi Coles s IL SiA no nS'
~1x1aSid; hh savap gise L the advsniags
8S dSu&sthey sdn kSsp Up the sajne No.
ADJ 1Dkesa ~ 5000 bodlbs ~ ahs
dissectiag rpon., Hihe whole concern ws'
ineflesSd, leysl investigation would prove
-cGr Is--4-aAs ~ aA-- Tro
"A SNgbeShee ssJnoss an suAnseI in Ids pom
nps way, y The .wi,passo on the saad, i"yos
sax rcut 500 last, Saturday 2? al did" .ap'
gsSSSsed de whness. Whether or not DO you
h0S Aatjoa did, coasihued the counsel
a,sNF 81 7shs winsss. "how do ya
Eev Shes zee I'D 5',spSssisaed see hwyes
VIM sfier pause, .Too much for me
HSSscafT ksePk Cdkn-Bsts" nsrd'v
sMx -S%-rtso~sTvr-<at .
A Rat weighing ffteen pounds Is exhlhs,et
in HkiA1Asl aiia &eef Ssrf n is f6rcisneI
.s@siag tsus Scmh Araerica. 80
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Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-07-06

- Il 10 amssing. indeed, 70 witness the eoaic.
inie, the anxiety, the Impotence Of the Re.
pubIcans to ~ back on their work in Louis
lana since Anlersoa has begur to tell the
truth. The New York Times insists that the
instruments by which the party wrought the
crimes connected with the electoral fraud
have no right whatever 10 expect the party
to assume the responsibility for them or to do
anything but rersaiste them for their sinful
mesa But the Times does not say ono wor,l
about Hayes going OIL, or the relinqui,hmen,
OF the spells gained by the au,lacity and ras.
cality of dhese very men whom it is so anx.
ious 10 repudiste. In this Weachery the Time:
and iis like are even worse than Anderson
He had the courage Ofthe Lighwayman, while
the receivers of the goods, which he ventnred
something 10 gain, are even too cOwardIy ic
keep faith with him. The low, yrOveling
covert cunning of Pagan csnno, be con,ume
lows 10 the bold audacsU Of Bill Sykss-,ha
10, afterLo,h sre laod ouG -.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-07-06
THE MARKETS.

BEACON OFFICE. RArvILLE. LA.,l
Jolly. 4. 1878.
We quote from the local and tele-
graphic reports of the Vicksburg Her
aid, of Thursday, as follows. for
We make no quotations of cotton,
because there is nothing doing 10
that article 10 Rayville.
COTTON-AT VICKSBURG.
No quotations.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-07-06

The Tsey Wing proposes . take OUT pat
ess for "csssPheae.n IL loots lie a prssti-
cal arrangement, 20 We give the Wings ac-
count Or this wond erfut eaehine:
Dy n,eaus Of wires aD,ohed ilng hock-
g.sd isaees and beue. @Fs be ssnSeys, with
ihs AID Of sosue simple usehisesy. oil cosca,.
enated catawals into an air tight barrel. By
smother simple contrivaree the sound in the
bsrSel can 10 compvessed. and caxn lie used in
auas dses for fiss ss& burglar ahma The
invepsor prcdicss ,has he will give 70 he hnys
something hat wiz make Ronss howl N plsce
Of dangerous FIRE crackers Eor fourth Of July
celebrations. For blasting rocks, he sais, it
s. YusV De ding. 4 - Ttlu H7FN
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-07-06
$tsRithls"a8ss
OFFICIAL JOURNAL Of RICHlAND,
THOa ]. NANGHA4, Editor.
RAYVILLE. LOUISIANA,
Saturday, July g, 1878.

Our attention has been called to
the fact that the statement was not
made in the report of the mass meet
ing held in this place on the 18th OF
June, that Col c. H. Moore remarked
that, although he had favored a
constitutional convention, he was not
vet ready to commit himself to that
policy, and we gladly make the cor
rection. The intention of the secre.
tary was to have said that some OF
the speakers were now in favor Of Q
convention, but were not willing to
commit themselves to that policy
without hearing both sides. The
word now got in the wrong place un-
Intentionally.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-07-06

Tue difficulty Of pEovidin& horses with for
age IN war las SET Ito iYs"iou' 70 work in
eoaeevo6ng y can,posnS . conAsnssd horse
biscuit; and Col. Raveili, an Italian officer,
seems 70 have brcn very successful in this
RESPECT -
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-07-06

TOB WORK, Of all kinds, f,om a carte d
ID visite to porter, neatly executed At tL,s
office, uron shor: noaes
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-07-06
PATENT REVERSIBLE HOES.

~ ARDENERS AND PLANTERS ARE
VI respectfully informed that they can find
At Jones store, in Rayville, the best CottOn
Call and see them, and you will b sure to
want set Of these Incompatible implements.
II will coss you noshing 10 examine them, any
way. II 4. JONES, Agent
Rsyville, La, June !, 1879 Al,
New-York tribune., 1878-12-20
. p. PUTNAM'S SONS,

1872 bIH.AVE.. NEw.YORK
Have now ready the fourth edition OF APPLE BLOSSOMS
The first edition remarkable little book was exhausted
on the day Of publication.
APPLE BLOSSOMS Poems by two children Elaine and
Dora GOOdae With portraits on steel OF the Autnot AoV'
cloth. 81 26 red edges 81 30
mo reader OF their verses can forget their cnuren @
little book has won tor them hosts 0 rends VINO VIII "s"
aaeconatey the growth powers and who earnestly
hope the promise Of the Apple Blossoms may 10 &ou
dainty fulhlled"- Boston Advertiser
These songs do depend upon the youth OF their
antbors for gence they will sustain close ctcis
Nolyue poet has exceed 1eweed perfection OF suca
work as this in Its way ia beyond prslse"-Lsprngned
Damn
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