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SHERIFF'S SALE
Aug. loot.

Moore 4 Coleman. State of Louisiana.
No. 500. vs. Parish of Richiand
Mrs. Mary F. Rush 18th Dis,ric, Court
ard Husband.
By virtue Of a wrii OF fieri facas issued
from the Honorable l Aih District Court in sn,i
for the Parish of RchIand, State Of Louisiana,
in the above entitled and numbered suit, and
TO ire directed, have seized and will offer
for sale at the door Of the court house, in the
town of RsyviIle, said Parish of Richand, on
Saturday. the tn: day Of September,
1878,
al public auction, to the last and highest bid
der, the following described properly, to-wir:
One square of ground, together with aIl.iLe
buildings and improvements thereon, having
the dimensions OF three hundred Ieei square,
south of and fronting on the right OF 0ay OF
the Vicksburg, Shreveport and. Texas Rail-
roa l., being square oT lot one UD of Thomas
Williams addition to the town Of RayviIle as
perPiat flied IN Recorders Office annexed 10
the front fly leaf of'Aiorigage Book A Of
Richland Parish, which square is joined on
the Yves, by lots 5, 8 and ~ Of square ! Of
Rays plat OF Rayvilie
Also, the Stivers plantation, together wiYh
all the buildings and. Improvements thereon,
described as follows, ,o.wit North East quar-.
ter OF north west quarter, south hail of north
west quarter, north west quarter Of south east
quarter. north hall Of south west quarter, all
IN section three, township seventeen nerxs,
range seven east, containing two hundred and
forty acres, more or less; also The growing
croFson the parts the$eof no, leased (subjett
however, TO the riglas, Of tho lat osers who
are working for shares, Of the cIops) Also,
all the rents and revenues Of the leased por.
lions Of the said plantation -
Also tbs three proHslssory notes signed by
Ira Barfeld, together with the sreciai zpuHt.
gage and vendors privilege securing sans as
per act of sale and h,orrlage -ba,ween Mrs
Mary T. Rush aid Ira BarficId, passed bef6se
VIZ. Mangham, Recorder, on tue 18Th Of
March. A. ID. 1878. and together with the
personoI obiigatidh Of Mrs Mary F. Rush, as
endorsed Of ,sid noie>, and the clause of ten
per cent st'ofneys fees IN case OF suit, which
are as follows to.wit;.. ;-.-',. -.
Three several prom; ssory notes signed Nv
Ira Bar6eld for twenty six hundred and Sc ven,y
dollars each, dated March 18th, 1875. due re-.
specnvely on the first day of March 1876. 1877
q 1878 bearing eight per cent per annum' in>
te rest rom date payable to the order Of said
Mrs Mary F. Rush, and all endorsed Ivy her
u" blank with the authority of her husband,
which notes are duty paraphed by the record
er OF the Parish Of Riohland Of date 18th.
March, 1875; said notes being secured by the
vendors privilege and special mortgage on
the property purchased by said Ira BarheId
from Mrs. Mary F. Rush:
Seized as the property of Mrs. Mary F.
kosb Defendant, and will be sold to nav said
debt, interest and all costs
Terms OF sale-cash. with the benefit of
appra'sement. J. A. LlDDELL, Siierif.
Sheriff Office, RayvilIe, La,
Aug. 8, 1886. -
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The Brooklyn Times says: "a
New Orleans lawyer was lie other
day. defending . case .sgsiost.+a rail.
road company for running over aud
manning child. He gravely told the
jury that if they awarded damages,
The people of New Orleans will
eternslly be sending their rhIdren 10
the streets to he iun over"
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Parish Court.

Notice is hereby given that hereafter the
General Term Of the Parish Cont will Ike
held on the First Monday in September, No
yember. January, March, May and July.
Probate Terms, on the First Monday In
October, December. February. April, June
and August. E. c. MoxrGoxERY.
Parish Judge.
Aug & I4;9-3t
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Centenary College

Will Resume its exercises % the LIST Mon.
day in October, with 4 competent corps Ut
professors a.Al .bssnches Of preparatory md
c9nmerci,l schools and frst-ciass; colleges
successfully Taught Tuition in preparatory
school Si5, and in college classes, sos per
session OF forty weeks. Boarding lin Stew
asds Hall, $40 per month, and in private
Iaosiles At corespOndingly low rates. Fos
particulars and catalogue. address
c. G. ANDREWS, Pres't
4. --. Jackson, La.
Aug g. lS7S-om
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MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE.
CLINTON, KINDS CO., MISS,
Will Commence Its 18th Animal Session
September IS, 1879,

Among the inducements offered 10 patrons
are the following:
Thorough instruction; rigid bu, psseyn,l
discipline superior moral iniiuence snsur>
passed hesltbfuIness Of location; kind and
competent Instructors; ample facilities for II.
'"s'ra''on; low rates Of cha'yes Board in
private fam'I'es, including furnished room,
fuel and washing, $l2 SO per Month, Board
IN College Hall, including washing and fuel.
Slo per month. Students from other coun,
ties ian draw $50 year from their county
TIE, ,,e asor'ss For full information, send so7Rev.
W. 5. Webb. ID. D., President of the College
Tor catalogue. W. T. RATLIFF,
Prc.t Board Of Trustees
Aug lo-3m.
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RAYvILLE, La, Aug 9th. 1878.
Othcers and members Of X. F. Mcclure
Lodge, No. 200, F. 4 A. Mssons are hereby
notified 20 attend Regular Con.nun ica,iDn.
on Wednesday, Aug. 18Th. a, 4 o'clock a. m
Ponctualy: All committees heretofore ap-
pointed are earnestly requested to make their
reports a foil attendance is requested.
BY order Of (. - -:
.. EPFTTlT, " Mater.
J. &. H-tsoy, Secretary,
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-08-10

A colored man in Iberia parish re.
Gently set shotgun for the purpose
Of shooting q troublesome bear. To
make sure be concluded to try the
gun. and pulled the wire himself.
He found the trap working beautifully,
and was obliged to visit O doctor to
get the shot picked out Of bis per.
sOn.-Picayune
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HEeAND:FOR SALE.

he plantation within four or 6ye. miles Of
Il Delhi. known - the vinsan Plsee,. ON
Joe's Bayou. II contains about 800 ac,es, ono
hundred'acres6eited, about So acsel tan b
put in cultivation with li,sie, work, . fine
cypress brake ('hs vest on the bayou. Ptics
Apply 10, 'MibETP. NAkEHAM, $780,.
Feb. 27. IS75.-,G a.. RayvilIe, La.
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North Louisiana and its Natural
Resources.

In looking over the columns of diff.
terent papers. often see articles of
praise Of the soil and productions of
the Western States. setting forth many
and great advantages in opposition to
Southern emigration. When in truth
there can be 20 comparison drawn
between the fertility Of the coil OF The
West and the South, o. The South is
in6nitly superior. AMI if rmigrants
could be impressed With these facts.
tho tide Of emigration would and
NUT turn to the south. We will take
North Louisiana, where I have been a
sojourner for few years, aud have
been an impartial and close observer
OF things. and having no interest ut
stake. aw able and will give an honest
and fafr statement Of the facts as thew
actually exist. In North Louisiana
there are high lands and low lands. or
what is called bill land snd 6ar land
and these lands are cheap, according
TO quality. and the fertility Of the
soil is isdispntabIs. and its productive.
ness Is almost fabulous. Under a
higher grade Of good culture, it would
yield beyond the calculation of those
who cultivate The soil under the pres
ent system Of culture. and far beyond
the belief Of those unscqusinted, with
the nature and productiveness Of the
soil. A good farmer and cropper can
raise two cops of Irish potatoes aod
:wo Of corn the same year.
There 10 no better isnd for. oats
than this: Sow It 10 season aud you
can cut il IN time to sow down in
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StaHlea.

grades; Meal. Girls, Sugar.,
IL Moasses, Bacon sides aud Shoulder. Dry
Salt do, do, new Sag.s-cured Hams; Lard,
new Mess Pork; Salt, coarse and Aae Whis
kies. oil prices; Wines, Sherry and Pcr, e.
cooking: Basgink and Ties H~Car on.
for Bargains. +. T. EGCLESTON 4 co,
dec 10 vicksbnrg
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$t*8ithlsaaBss
OFFICIAL JOURNAL Of RtCHlAN0.
TH08. ]. nAHGHAx. 49,. Editor.
RAYVILLE. LOUISIANA,
Saturday, August 10, 1873.

We heard The remark made, the
other day. 10 connection with a con.
versaaioo about our candidate for the
State, senate. that. be who would be q
leader Of The people should map out
his course and persue it. leaving the
people to follow oF6ot ss they choose.
This may do very well for q leader !;
but our opinion is. that he who would
be . servsnt Of the people should DO
their will, or give up. the job. This
ignoring Of the wishes Of the people
by 0ur. last Senate is what created 80
much dissatisfaction among the PEG.
pie. The people do not need leaders
IS bad % they DO faithful servants.
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We ensy the surf battess, these no: ,lab .,
as we read Of their samboIs along the New
York ant New Jersey beach: five were
rich we would 90 there ane baths too
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-08-10

A burglar entered the room Of newspa>
per man, Al Saratoga on Tuesday night; was
Eize' BY de inmate shss him ind she neck
s4sd escSfed. =
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-08-10

A train ran into wsshout, between Mil.
Ter Fails and Braiiieboro, Mass, on Tuesday
night. killing the engineer, fireman and an
other man and slightly injuring the conductor
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-08-10

No more fever reports in New Orleans are
allowed 10 he given to the press.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-08-10

TT can make money faster ii work for Us
than At anything else. Capital not re.
luired; we will start you. SIC per
~ day a, home made BY the industrious.
Men, women, boys and girls wanted every.
where to work for us. Now is the time.
Costly outfit and terms free. Address TRUE
4 CO., Augus!s, Maine. -"
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-08-10

Great exci'emon, prevails =, Yoms, Arizona
over q threatened Indian raid.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-08-10

Ob WORK, OF all kinds, f,on, carte ds
a. ctsus 70 a poster, neatly executed q, TIN.
othcc, upon short uones
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SHORTHAND WRITING

taught thoroughly, fspidiy and successfully by
mail, on very moderate terms. We. Hsafsr-
Tee 70 every s,,.ien, speed Of one ,h"pslsed
and fifty (I50) words per minute BY our
method Of instruction the an dssy R3 aearht,i
without tlsGsYlrY in .-ls.s. than ross< -hstf the
time usually required. Every person between
the aces Of twelve sud fiffy years, every Do:.
as;.iLawyer,, NercaaH,, 1Acra,naanl, Cork,
Mechanic, Farsast. snd; Lady sLoyl.. sanss Two
three cent stamps for specimens. circulsr. ETC,
Is rrf MARTIN. 'Fnnc'irsar 1T the" ST. louis
Phonetic INSTITUTE; .sl0 nlroYhisd Street,
81. Louis, Mo.
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Oar Slock 'Of Produce,
T.lQ UORS. STAPLE AND FANCY
IL Groceries is large. and we offer our usual
al vantage 10 all classes Of buyers.
sepl5;. E. +. EGELESTON T. co.
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Aug 6, 1S78-3t.
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The Indians.
CAVALRY AND INFANTRY BOUND
FOR THE BLACK HILLS.
MORE INDIAN DEPREDATIONS RE-
PORTED.
CONFIRMATION OF PREVIOUS RE-
PORTS.

DEADwooD, June 49, Five companies of cav
ally aud four Of infantry, under Bradley. for the
Is iack Hills, passed TO day near Bolfourche, some
thirty miles from here. Their progress northward
Is much retarded by bad roads.
SAN Francisco June -. A Boise City dos-
patch says Capt. Bernard arrived at Owyhee
Crossing, yesterday, with his company of cavalry.
Capt. Whppe with two companies joined here.
Gen. Howard j. Supposed 10 be twenty miles in
advance. Ninnemuccs. the Piute chief came to
Demands camp last nlght, bringing with him a
small party of his men. lie tells similar story
regarding the designs of the nosules his daugh-
ter Sarah.
a despatch last night from Baker City, Oregon,
says the hOstes raded on Burnt River, esterday,
stole % head of horses and probably did other
mischief. Capt. Brandicrs company of cavalry
has left for Od's feIy, Snake river.
OMAHA, June 10. a despatch says Cen Crook
left Tuesday night for consultation with Gen.
Sheridan on the Bannock Indian troubles.
Crook considers the situation serious, and it is
believed the Shoshones, Malheurs and Hickitats
will shortly join the lnsul fcctiOn, making some
1900 warriors the lava beds mountains and
CANYONS and 800 on the plains. At present not
over 300 soldiers be used against them.
Crook says that the government has driven the
Bannocks to war, and they hold commanding POI
sItons.
At council, some time ago, the Bannocks
asked Crook to help them to food but the Indian
az, nj sand that there was mo aHpropr a tion."
Crook says the Bannocks have been our allies and
scents.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
Centennial Celebration.

VALLEY FORCE, June 10. The centennial an.
niveisaIy celebration of the evacuation of this
place by the Continental army, was ce LIBERATED to-
day. ENcursi0n trains began to arrive early and
by 10 o'clock at least 10000 people arrived by this
ans and in private tonveyances. The various
committees had thelt headquarters and with a
we'll disciplined cons, abpai force the best order
prevailed. At dayl lat cannon were fired and
bells rung throughout the SchuykIil valley, of
which Thu place iorms part. AT sunrise a sa.
lutte of l3 guns wa, fired.
At $50, Gov. Iaruap,t Adj Gen. Lolita and
o.her distinguished guests were received at the
depot by delegation of military and proceeded
to the military headquarters, receiving loud
cheers on the way. At O'Clock there was
memorial service, in which large numbers took
part. A procession was formed at the mill nv
headquarters, consisting Of mill ny, bands of
music, civic societies aud ladies' dressed in white.
The graves of the Continental and Federal SOL
ditrs were decorated. Approximate services were
held and The procession moveu over the intrench-
ments-whIch have remained since the occupation
Of the place by the Cont mental srmy-and over
the historic ground, which was ~trewn with
flowers by the ladies. A grand chorus of 300
voices rendered an anthem. At 1890 o'clock a
graud review OF the military was had, ia which
there was about 2O01 soldiers. The troops dis
played tine drilling, aud were under the command
OF tens Gregg and Reeder and reviewed by Gen.
Hancock and Gov. HaitranIt
AT noon salute OF 81 guns fired, and at |
O'Clock the services Of the day began in large
tent holding ID 900 persons. Gov Hsuranft, the
presiding tiicer, WAS introduced and received
with tremendous cheers A poem by NJ. +.
Thropp Cone was read. Tie orator of the day,
duced and created great enthusiasm by an elegant
Grafton. The exercises closed with a benedictou
at o'clock the affair having proven a grand
success.
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THE EASTERN QUESTION.
THE QUESTIONS UNDER CONSiD-
GRAFTON BY CONGRESS-.
NOT TO WITHDRAW
FROM CONGRESS-.
DEMANDS REG ARD
ING BILG ARIA.

LONDON, June 10 The Bcrln Congress will
last many weeks.
1t is expected Bulgaria will be subject ion con-
side ration by CougIe,s to-day.
Berlin core. pondcnt of the Manchester
Guardian telegraph, ne Is authorized to contra
dict the report that the Turkish plcnIpotentiares
were instructed to withdraw from the Congress,
and declare Turkey preferred to abide by the San
otefano treaty, if Congress voted autonomy to
Epnus, Thessaiy, Bosnia and Herzegovina
NEW YORK, June 49, Cable specials say there
is much excitement at Con,tautinople, owing to
the suspicious movements of Russia.
VIENNA, june 10. The Fremdeubatt SAYS An
Grassy sun insists that Russian occupation OF Bull
garia shall cease on tue Conclusion Of definite
peace.
LONDON, June ~. 4 Times Berlin despatch
SAYS that tue Turkish Basal B,zouks who attack
cd the NOLtcnegtIns at krima were Roman Cath
Ole Albanlans, wishing for an embed imeDt nth
Austria AMI adop ing iOtCible means OF raid to
aCqualnt the Congress of their de sire. IL North
EN- Albania were Austrian, AntIvari might be
coded to The Montenegrins without danger to the
Vienna 20 .erumcnt The Albaniins are steady
indus riOus, well behaved race, as gallant As the
Montcneglns, and might be made To act as a
Counterpart to the additional power acquired by
Prince Nicholas. No doubt Italy objects to Aus
ria possessing Albania but there is reason to be-
leye Der objections are mt nded TO use her in a
demand for the treaties, we've Albania occupied
by Austria
The mobiiiz ,tion OF the troops in the south
western provinces of the Hapsbung monarchy, Is
being rapidly proceeded with.
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STATE NEWS.

Two little daughters of +. NJ. Shaw died of
diptheria in one day. and were buried in one cof-
fin. a singular fact in co injection is that thir-
teen years ago his first wife and a little girl of
three years died Of the same disease, aud were
buried in the same coffin.
Last Friday night the store OF Mr.. George
Gelchel at Wells depot, was broken open, and
the store Eastern Express office and the post Of
fee were robbed OF about two hundred dollars.
The thieves blew open the safe, and carried away
an express package If eighty dollars directed to
parties in Gardiner, fifty dollars worth OF United
States postage stamps, forty five dollars worth of
railroad tickets, and twenty dollars from tho mon
ey drawer. Inc thieves were captured. Their
names are OrIin Goodwin and James Stackpole.
MIR. Ma L Il. Coolbrolh who is in the employ of
Hon. Joseph llObs0n of Saco, while prospecting
on the mountain near jackson, New Hampshire.
ran across old bear with two cubs. The old
one was very cross, and attacked Mr. {. from the
rear and front. MIR. C., changing fronts, made q
gallant charge down the mountain, closely puI
sued by the big elaia, the iotIaei coming out Of
the fight first best by not receiving a scratch
Mr.. {. had nothing to protect himself with, and
says she came within vely few feet of him at
one time. Saco independent.
The relations and friends of Thos. j. Hanes and
wife Of West Colinth, to the number of about
seventy five met at their spacious farm house last
Thursday, to celebrate their tweptv-iith anuiver-
sary. The presents were numerous aud valuable
and 10 keeping with the high regard entertained
for this estmable couple. A bountitul dinner
was served at five o'clock, after which the eel E.
m1ny oil twenty-five Yeas before WAS duly SOL
emnlzed again. Poems appropriate TO the oecas-
ION were read by Noah Barker and NJ. 5. Palmer.
Last Thursday fifteen or tweOty men COM
menced work on the stage road between Shirley
and Blanchard. They viii expend the money APP
propriated BY the towns, after which the $1,000
appro priated by the State will be expended to the
best possible advantage.
over fifty car loads Of slate have passed through
Bangor thus far this month. from Monson.
1t is reported that the New Era is preparing 10
issue n daily edition during the campaign.
Master Giles Lofing has the keel stretched for
barque of $50 tons, at Yarmouth, TO be COM
mauded by Capt. Howard l.. Lonng.
The following appropriations are ma lie by the
river and harbor appropriation bill; Penobsc 1t
river, $4,000; Belfast harbor, $i2 600; Ricn-
mond Island harbor. $1,000.
The June Law term of the Supreme Judicial
Court OF Penobscot county, convened yesterday.
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" ASiiISt.TON.


WASHINGTON, June 10. Committee of confer
euce GU the suHdry civil Appropriation bill was in
session all night, until o'clock this morning,
when they took recess of a few hours, after
having reached an agreement on only about a
third Of the items 10 controversy.
The committee reached a complete report at s
O'Clock this evening. Their report vii undoubt-
eddy be adopted by both houses.
The Potter Committee.
The Potter investigating committee fuIth' +
postponed their meeting until tomorrow.
Personal.
The President and Mrs. Hayes will attend the
commencement exercises at Princeton college,
New jersey.
Secretary Thompson and Admiral Scott, with a
party of ladies and gentlemen, go 10 Annapolis
tomorrow TO be present at tue graduating exer-
cse- at the naval academy. Secretary Thomp-
son will deliver the address to the graduates.
Cabinet Meeting.
A special cabinet meeting was held at the exec
utise mansion this afternoon, for the purpose OF
giving attention TO bills passed by Congress in the
last hours Of the session.
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WEDNESDAY, June ~.
No. %, Frank II. Mace VS.. John Putnam Heath
for plaintiff, +. O. Bean for defendant. This ac-
ton i brought to recover $500 unde. he count
for mon had and received. The p'ainiitf allies es
in a specification Of his claim that he paid the
money to one &. A. Page at the request of the
defendant who was owing Page that amount.
The plaintiff puts in the following paper as evil
dence "December llth. 1875 Please pay the
bearer +. II. Mace 500, the amount due me for
work from October IL to December IL, 1873. c.
A. Page. John Putuam." II i admitted that
the transaction was Sunday. December 18th,
ard the writing dated back In defence the def.
offered to show & at in q sui against Page The de-
PENDANT was atliudged 10 he his trustee for the
same money and paid it on execution, but the
Judge excluded the evidence. He also contends
that the husines, being done on the Lords dav
was ega' aud void. The plaintiff replies that
the payment Of defendants debt to Page AZ his
w itten request wa work of necessity and there
fore not prohibited by the statute. This was the
principal question submitted to the jury. The
verdict was for the plaintiff for Sj4 II.
No 10 NJ W Gculd VS.. Daniel f. Steward;
Jack son for plaintiff. f. w Whitehonse for def
This is an action upon the defendants promisso,y
note to plaintiff, for S3S and interest dated Nov.
/, 1866. In defence the defendant pleads the
statute Of limitations in other words that the note
is outlawed. To meet this objection the plaintiff
shows a small endorsement MT dated July Is. 1874,
made or authorized nv the defendant. Verdict
for plaintiff tor SOo.0I.
In order to-morro
M 20 Watts VS.. Dixon.
" 80, IIamlep vs.. Turner
i" 81 Brooks vs.. Marson.
" 81. White vs.. Spragne ca.
l24, Lincoln vs.. Campbell.
" l2s, Thaver VS.. Sswtelle.
A final assignment ot cases for the jury at this
term will he made on Friday morning.
Municipal Court.
james Sadee before the court for vagrancv
yesterday, and was sent to the house of correc-
ton for thirty days.
John Murphy plead gully to drunkenness; on
refusing to pay fine and cost, was committed.
James Conner and Frank Gaslin were up for
malicious mischief in breaking the door and glass
in building occupied nv Jane Porter. They
plead not guilty; were found not guilty, and dis
charged. ~
William Cogan for drunkenness. was committed
for thirty DAYS. ttg 10gl Is
Michael Nalant was found gully of being q
vagraut and tramp, and was sent 10 house Of cor
rection for thirty days.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
MuIder.

NASHUA, June 49, Last night party Of four
young men, in two buggies. left Ashland to visit
an alleged dsieputable house about half mile
from there, arr living there about IL O'Clock. They
inquired of Mr.. Dickey. a respt cable laboring
man living in the house with his family, for Liz.
Dickey ordered them away aud followed up the
order by firing at them as they drove off with a
guu loaded with buckshot, killing Frank ii
Eastman, aged Is, and severely wounding Alvah
Ii. Rowe, aged l6. Dckey was arrested this
mOruing.