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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-02
State Central

State Central Committee :
CHURCHILL.
J. w. Ferguson.
DOUGLAS.
James A. Rigby.
EuRExA
Thomas 8. Douglas, ]. F. Work, =
NJ. D. Foley. Moses Lyon.
r. n. Bigelow, H. W. Brown.
EsxraALDA.
J. N. Dormer. A. 7. Brann.
HUMBOLDT.
Alex. Wise. Frank Narmore.
LASpER.
Allen A. Curtis, Charles q. sprsuls,
LION.
W. R. King. George ". Keith.
LINCOLN.
r. 9. Clspp. VIM. p. Goodman.
ME.
BENZ. Curlsr.
oRNsBY.
8. L. Leo. Alfred Helm,
F. J. Mccullough.
STOREY.
/. L. Requa. Q. Q. Stevenson,
ALI. Doten. Richard Rising,
E. B. Harris, z. strothsr,
Geo. I. Lammon.
wAsuoE.
@. 8. varian. III 3. Shoemaker.
]. R. Kendall. Z. A. HsDsrmid.
i. L. RRQuA. oair.ss.
ALI. porn. Secretary. sai7sd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-02
ANNUAL REPORTS.
Animal Reports OF Inc President Of
she Beard OF Trustees and other
Tvwa Onictals.

REPORT OF rm PRESIDENT or rHE BOARD
OF Town TRUSTEES OF THE TOWN. OF
ooLD HILL.
To the Taxpayers and Citizens Of the
Town VI Gold Hill: In accordance with
the requirements OF the Charter OF the
Town Of Gold Hill. I herewith submit .
report Of the financial situation OF said
town for the year ending April To- 1850;
RECEIPTS RON ALL SOURCES.
Licenses-J. L. McCleery. ....S ~ w
Real estate, taxes. personal prop
erty. licenses. bullion taxes,
s,c.-P. W. Folsom ......... 2S.4s9 70
Delinquent taxes-J. II. Harris 6Ss IL
mons 29l "A
] p. birmingham ........ l6 90
Hon. G. @. Stevenson. ........ o.oO0 w
Hon. L. 7. 0 700 90
---
Total S55,406 IS
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-02
Reports OF Town Onieiais for the
Quarter Esding July n. 1850.

Quarter Fading July n. 1850.
REPORT OF TOWN r~REAsuRER.
GoLp HILL, August 2, 1880.
To the Hon. Board Of Trustees Of the
Town Of Gold Hill-Gentlemsn ! here
with submit for your consideration the
Quarterly Report for the quarter ending
July 81, 1880:
To balance on hand April 30.
looU .el,zlS "
Hon. L. I. Fox .............. 5000 %
Il. w. Folsom. ............. 20 W
NJ. Kennedy. 2.027 IS
Total. .ss,266 81
Or.
By Coupons. ...... $1,000 90
By Warrants. ....... 5,uol s2- 6.2sl 81
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-02
DELISSUExf SALES.
pROxPECr eoLe AND sILvEe
+ MINING oOMPANY.-Locauon Of priu.

+ MINING COMMANDMENTS Of prin.
cipsl place Of business, San francisco, CALI
Location Of works. Silver Star District. Storey
county. Nevada.
lovinp-described stock. on sccount OF assess.
ment mo. n levied on the twents.hist day Of
August, 1851, the several amounts set oppo.
site the names Of the respective shareholder.
o. follows: A..
Names. NO. Ccrpis onss AN
Atkinson, Lyon q Co. Trus ,.. ~ q.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-02

And In accordance with law. and Al order OF
the Board OF Dlrctors. msde on the thirty.
nrst (sisp day Of July 1881. 90 many
shares OF each parcel OF such stock a. may DO
necerssry will b SOLD ct public auction. at
the onse Of the Company. no. az Cali.
fornia street. San Francisco, California, ON
FRIDAY. the TwRNTY.rOURIH LAY OF
SEPTEMBER, is6u. at the hour OF one ~
O'Clock P. H., OF said day. 70 pay raid delin.
quent assessment thereon. together with costs
OF advertising and expenses OF sale.
CLIO. d EDWARDS, Secretary.
Once No. az California strect. san Ffan.
cisco. California. sotd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-02
OUR LIVE BUSINESS MEN.
WIDE AWAKE ADVERTISERS
WHO TnkivE THEREBY.

Advertising Busiuess Creates Bust
s~ss-rrsuss asd Prosperity Fol.
lsw That 10 she Expertence Of
All who Have fried IA
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-02
q E9RAGATED BELCHER hINiN0

ones-No. $50 Pine street. Koom 8. Ban
Francisco. Caliornia.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-09-25
State News.

On the nigh, Of Sept. 4,h a difficulty occurred
at ball given by Mr.. Guedry, in Assump>
ton parish, in which Mr.. Guedry received
fatal wound and Mr.. Alonzo, his oversser, a
very painful wound, at the hands Of Bradford
and Gomez, brothers .in.law.
A little son of Mr.. Bapts,e Walker, OF Don.
last week.
There has been a grea, deal Of fatal sickness
among the negro children in the neghborhood
of Bastrop.
The Claron calls his Honor Bas,rop's Lord
Mayor.
Jim Harris GU, Frank Evans throat from ear
to ear. on the Pipes plantation, in Morehouse
parish, last week. Frank is dead and Jim is
in Jail
The press convention Of this State will
NEE, in Baton Ronge on the second Monday in
October. We may or We may not attend, We
wish to, bu, doubt whether we can or not
The business prospects Of Eaton Rouge are
very promising.
The merchants Of New Orleans are more
hopeful than they have been for years. The
fact ,s, our metropolis is booming
The rice crop Of Louisiana turns out splen
dIdly.
The Banner speak. Of hunting and fishing as
regular occupations, instead Of sport, in Bosser
parish.
They have 4 professional colored burglar,
horse thief aud forrer at Berwick city, who
has heretofore escaped punishment, for want Of
proof. but, as stolen properly has been found
! in his possession at last. he will probably 90
up.
D l. Morgan, Jr., the ten years OLD son of
Col. d. l.. Morgan, of Lake Providence, die I
, in New Orleans OH Wednesday Of las, week.
Andrew Cunningham, respected citizen oi
Eas, Carroll parish, died a, his plantation On
the 18th inst, age SO years
Two coor-d men, John Coates a.d Elijah
Berry, on Mr.. Wades plantation in Caldwell
| parish, carved each other in terrible manner
| las, week-ali abou, won an.
! Cotton worms made ihe.r appearance IN
Caldwell parish last week.
| Diptheria prevails IN Sabine parish.
| The late rains prevailed all over this Safe
and Texas too we believe, and the complaint
q damage to cotton is general.
In Jefferson City last Sunday night, Nike
Cnnners and VIM. Vinxen fought with knives
4, in bsr-room. Result-Vnken probably
MORALLY Wounded and Corners locked up.
FULLY wounded.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-09-25

Confidence ,eye,. Indifference ard produces
lc,h,rry which invites attack and defeat.
Too much confidence in political strength
FRO luces an apathy that endanger- the sue
cess of the parry that consider. itself mvinci-
bic IL rs from this state Of apathy that We
appeal to the widc-awake and reading Demo
cra,s oi Richiand parish TO attempt to arouse
their nei.hbors. Do not leave them 10 slun>
her in the thick of the battle, lullcd to sleep 10y
the reflection that the Democrats will carry
thts parish anyway, as they always have
done. 1t is quite true that there is very little
If any danger Of democratic defeat in this
parish; but this is not a parUchlal contest; II
is a presidential and congressional election,
IN which each vote will count for all it is
worth, no, in thi. parish but in the entire
district aud state. The clccncn Of demo.
cratic President may depend upon the vote
Of tins parish. The vote of the pasish Is
not counted as such, but each individual vote
is counted, and i, is this fact that we would
have foribly impressed upon the minds OF
these indifferent De nocra,s.
This is not such strong democratic dis
trict that it can atfori To risk its success upon
a small vote in democratic parishes. 1t Is in
fac, doubtful district, which will be carried
by the party tina, poll,.s full strength, provided
the other does not do it, In other words il
the Republicans bring out their full strength
, and the Democrats do not our candidate will
be defeated.
The Republicans hold convention ut Delta
on the eth of October, for the purpose Of nomi
mating candidate for Representative of thi:
district in Congress; and it is reasonable tc
suppose that they will do every thing they
can to elect their man, provided they harmo'
nize on who is popular " it'll the masses
and if this apathy continues in the democratic
ranks until the election they certainly will
stard q very good chance Of success
! We must dsabuse the minds of the demo
cratic voters Of our parish of the erroneous i'm
preston that there will be no contest in the 5,l
Congressional District The Republicans will
do al; they can to regain it in on, opinion. and
We must DO what We can to prevent it, The
triumph of our parry IN this district depend.
upon the activity displayed in the Parishe:
lying between the river and hill parishes anC
the vote polled in the latter. In the former
only Richland, Franklin and West Carol
can lie relied upon as surely democrrt:c, be-
cause the others have only been carried il
the last congressional election.
We do not counsel too mucl, political ex
element, so as TO divert the men from thei
daily avoca,iOn, but we advise the member
Of the Democratic Executive Committee i,
each ward to organize Hancock and KIM
clubs in their respective wards and get up a
least sffcient enthusiasm to secure full vot
Of the parish. To do this, it is only necessa
ny to convince them that there is danger il
their refusal IN vote that the election of on
congress member and president may Deepen,
upon their votes Let us be awake.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-09-25
Cotton Factories.

In the n. o. Democrats mammoth issue of
September l>t we see that company OF New
Orleans capitalists have purchase the Arizona
Cotton Mills away up in Claiborne parish,
We do no, wish TO begrudge the good people
Of that fine parish the good for, ne tina, has
befallen them aud which they richly deserve
bu' we do desire 10 call the attention of CAPT
taists in the C1escen, Cay or else where to the
factthat some four hundred looms are living
idle ., the State pcn!tentiary in our city, which
could be rented a, small cost. In addition,
Baton Rouge can furnish all the ope. 1t YES
that may be needed 70 run them. The fuel
can he Obtained either rom the adjacen, mex
haus,ibe forests or from our coal yards; and
when IT comes 20 the raw material, The CON-
pany could purchase n on the spo: from tie
farmers who maui II here for sh ipmen.. Re.
sides which. almost every bale tina, goes to
New Orleans via the Mississippi passes our
city, and could be landed here in unlimited
supply.-Baton Rouge Caplieiian.
This machinery certainly ough, TO be in op.
Grafton 10 cotton manufacturing machinery
ought to lie idle in any cotton growing region
fnuch less on the bank of the Mississippi.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-09-25
PROCLAMATION
By the Sheriff Of Richland, for the election
of Presidential Electors and Repre-
sentative in 0onrrpsa.

cCu1oeAvC III VVuSICcc'
TN OBEDIENCE to the proclamation Of
i Hon. 5. ID McEnery. Lieutenan, Governor
and Acting Governor OF the State OF Louisiana,
an election will be held, on Tuesday the sec
ond day ofthe month Of November. A. II.
1880, lit being the Tuesday mex, after the first
Monday in said monthly. a, III, different poll.
ing places in each ward Of This parish, from
seven o'clock in the forenoon until six O'Clock
in the afternoon, for the purpose OF e!ectng by
general tickle, eight Electors of Presiden, and
Vice President, two of whom shall be for the
State at large, adj six for the several Electoral
districts of the State, to-wit:
One Fled :or for the Fist District, compose Il
Of the parishes Of P.aquemines and ST Bernard
and OF the third. fourth, fifth. sixth, seventh,
eighth, ninth aid fifteenth wards of the city OF
New Orleans
One ElectOr for the Second District com.
posed Of the first, second. tenth, eleventh.
twelfth, thirteenth, fourteeeth, sixteenth and
! seventeenth wards Of the city OF New Or', ans,
J and Of the pari,he of Jefferson, ST. Charles,
St. John the Bap'is, and ST. James.
One Elector for the Third Dis riot, composed
of the parishes Of Ascers on, Assumption,
! Ca!casieu, Cameron. lberville, Lafayette. La
Fourche, s, Marin, St. Mary, Terrcbonne
Vcrmillion and Iberia
One Eiccior for the Fourth District. compos
ed Of the parishes of Bienviile. Bossicr, Caddo,
DeSoto, Grant, Natchtoches, Red River, Ra-
pides, Vernon, Webster. W,nn and Sabine.
| One Elector for the Fifth District, composed
Of tho parishes ofConcor'lia, Caldwell, Ciai-
borne. Ca'ahoula. East Carroll. West Carroll.
Franklin. ia kson, Lincoln, Madison, More
| house, Ouachita, Richland Tensas, and
| Union.
One Elec,or Cor the Sixth District, composed
Of the Parishes of Avoyelles, Fast Baton Honcr
West Baton Ronge. Eas, Feliciana, Yves, Felc'
iana, Livingston. Poinic Conpec. ST. Helena
ST. Landry, ST. Tammany, Tangipahoa, and
Washington.
And also for one Reprcsen,vc in Congress:
TO represent the State of Louisiana in the
Forty seventh Congress of the United States
for the term of NV" years. Ia date from the
fourth day of March, 1881, from the fifth Con-
gre>si"nal District, composed Of the par,she:
Of Concorlia. Caldwell. Claitoihe. Catahaula
East Carroll. West Carol. f.. kiln, Jackson
Lincoln. Mad II. Morelouse, Ouach,ia, Rich
land, Tcnsas, and Union.
And do Hereby drec, all Commissioner
and other officers, To- hold said election al TIN
different polling places. ii make due rcin'n
thereof in the manner and form / DIVIDED 70
by existing laws.
Witness my hand and signature, officially
this 25th day of september, 1850.
o5-1, LEM SCOTT, Shariff.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-09-25

The police force in the Algers ward Of the
city is inadequate. The hoodIums overpower
aud sometimes attempt to kill the policemen
whenever they try to make an arrest.
In the third congressional district second
nominating convention was held, resulting rs
the first in the nomination OF John ). Blliu j
They bol,ed led by Acklen aud nominated
hn and thus he is assisting the Republicans
0 eject Darrall.
Green Rcdd,n., the rolored wife murderer,
of Ouach,a parish who was to have paid the
penalty of his crime by hanging, on the frs, OF
Octolcr was taken sick on Tuesday OF las,
week and died i'll the Jail at Monroe last Sun.
day night.
An unknown German died in Monroe las,
Tuesday Of congestion.
A grand ball and supper will be given a. the
Opera Hon.e in Mnnroe next Wednesday
night, TOR the benefit of the Hebrew congre-
CATION THAT city.
Chas. 7. Bagwcli was shot by Dock Bear
| den. in Union parish on the llth inst. he
wound was in the hip and quite painful,
though not dangerous. The fight resulted
from the iubibing too freely of ardent spirits
The Donal.lsonvlle Chief entered upon lis
tenth year last week. Ii is one Of the best
and most neatly printed papers IN the State
and is by far the abIc-s e,NHtd Republican
paper with which We ex, hange. 1t has our
| Jest wishes for its success aside from politics
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-09-25
ALTO, La, Sept. - - 1880

ALTO, La, Sept -, 1881.
Editor Beacon
Perhaps the readers Of the 81 aeon would
like ,o know tina, the Alto High School is on a
boom. Prof Runnels opened on Monday, Sept.
18th, under the very gloOmiest circumstances.
Rain rain had been the order of the day
for several days back pupils could not attend;
Prof Runnels looked blue; the trustees could
but look TO the future for hope. Had the Pro.
fessor been in the least vaciIa,ing he would
have in all probability turned his face again
towards old Rankin; but he is a. very great
admirer of Hancock, and like him, he is invn>
chile. He has come to stay; has burned the
bridges behind him, and tosday he is one Of
Louisiana's adopted sons, ready to work tor
all of her varied interests, and more particu-
larry that Of the educational interest of Rich>
land Then parents IF Richlind come for
alton. Let rs build here school worthy Of
Richland. Prof Runnels at the solicitation of
the board of trustees, has consented to deliver
an address to the citizens of Richland upon
the all important subject of Education on Fri
day, Oct, lst a, p m. The citizens of Rich
land are invited to come AMI hear him; and
| il you have children to educate we are con-
strained to believe you will be induced to
conclude tina, Alto High School is the place
to educate them. There will be exercises
by the scholars, commencing at l0a. All
are invited TO come and We further ask H. Sc
living in the neghbOrhood of Alto to bring a
good sized basket, we'll filled with good things
for the children, as We want to gladden. their
hearts also. Come ahead, and li:ten to one Of
CIin,on's boys. Come Young laIies for We
are satisfied that the fire fashin. from your
brigh. eyes will kindle within his breas, such
enthusiasm that will interes, all who favol
him with their presence. And you, Mr.. Edi'
tor, must be sure to lie on hand
HF. vICKERS.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-09-25
Notice to Tax Payers.

The tax payers Of R,chland Parish. State oi
Louisiana, will take notice, tina, Tie
taxes assessed IN the year 1850 are set form
in the tax rolls now on file IN my oftre and
the office OF tine Recorder Of mortgages o.
said Parish of R!chiand and that they are
now due and vii become delinquent on tie
SIS, day OF Dcccmher. a d; will draw eight
per cent per an,un interest from that da
until sold IN accordance it'll ar, Gle 20 OF
the Constitution.
LEN SCOTT,
Sheriff n Tax Collector.
Rsyville, La, Sept. llth. lSS0.-N
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-09-25
PUBLIC SPEAKING!
The Democratic nominee for Congress,
GEN. ]. FLOYD KING.
The Democrat,

Will address the citizens Of the 9Th Comgres
siono District a. the following places an,
dates:
Floyd "Wednesday, September goth,
Delhi, Thursday, 3O,h,
Winnsboro. Saturday. October end,
Red Mouth, Monday, Z" 4th,
Alto. 4" 4,h,
Rayville, Tuesday. October 5th,
Oak Ridge, Wednesday, October 9Th.
COME ONEl COME ALL!
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-09-25
CUCCESSIONO OF HENRY BELDEN,
- DECEASED.
State of Louisiana Parish Of Ricl,land,
5ih District Court

State Of Louisiana Parish Of Richlanl,
5lh District Court
BY virtue OF an order of ale, issued from
the 5th Judicial District Court, in the above
wcessi IN, commanding the sale of the entire
properly thereof, will offer for sale at public
auction a, the court house door, on
Wednesd October the 18th, A. d., 1880,
to the last and highes, bidder the following
described property. comp sing the entire prop
eriy Of said succe. son, to-wit:
One lot of ground adjoining and on the
east side Of the town OF Rayvile, La. lying
due south Of lot no. one of Williams addition
o:.Rayvl!e, La, commencing a, the south end
of said Ion and running back south To the
dividing line between Mrs. Mary d. Bckers
and the succession of Til. -. Williams, dcceas-
ed, and beng three hundred feet wide the en-
tire length from cas-, TO west said lot being
the one upon which W. +. McCalip formerly
resided.
L. E. TISpALE,
Administrator.
Sept 9th, lae0.-5t.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-09-25

Daniel Weaver State of Louisiana,
No. 1913. vs.. , Pan.h of Rnhiand,
E 4 f. Myrick 9TH Dist. Court
By virtue Of a writ Of H. IA. issued from the
Honi 9th Ds,ric, Court, in and for thu Parish
OF Richland, State Of Louisiana, in the above
entille and numbered SUIT, and to me directed.
have seized and will offer FIR sale. at public
auction nj the court house door, on
Saturday, The end day Of October,
1880,
to the las, and hi.he,, bidder The following
described property to-wt
The undivided one half interest in the
south east quarter of north east quarter, east
hals of south east quarter nth west quarter,
of south east quarter, scc'Ioh 20, township Il,
north range s, h. II and Is, south half oi
south west quarter, section 81, township Is
north range east, containing IN the a.srr-
gate 300 ACRES more or less, together with one
half the rent and revenues at the aiol-s.it!
land, the whole OF the north east Juar.er, SEC.
ton, and south east quarter "f north west
quarter, section -, township II, north lang,
SIX east, cortauinu 200 acres more OF less
seized as the property 81 Is Myrick. and wIll
be sold TO .a,lsiy SAID ii I aud all costs.
Terms If sale-cash " lth the benefit o
appraisenient.
LEN SCOTT,
Sheriff Office, Rayvilc, La Sheriff
Aug. 2lsi lSS0T.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-09-25
sigma.

II he puts his aIms arouud her ike = bear.
ard ssops her breath when he kisses her they
are sos married, bu, arc likely to be. IL he puts
his hands on hsr shoulders. lesns forward q
liule saassAss The prise and falls hack they
have hssu r7assied two weeks. II he conses,
mo with his hands in his pockets, lo,ks out Of
shs window, ssys, swell, soodby. gives her
,osssless smsek, and rushes oa, they have
been nav Two years. aud life i desert
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-09-25
Sheriff s Sale.

Abe Thomson State Of Louisiana,
No 80. vs.. Parish Of Richland
i. \ Wi>nrr 9Th Dist, Court
BY virtue ot a wit Of ii ia issued from tho
Honl oh DIST Court, IN anu tor the Parish OF
R'chlan1, State OF Louissnns, in the above en-,
Vtled an1 nnnb-i-d sun. aud TO me directed
] have ,czc' aud will otter for safe a, public
aucu IN betcie the ccurf hous.- door in the town
Of Ray,il.., SAID parish and state, on
Saturday. the 2nd day Of October,
1880,
~ the .a-' ana h2hes, bidder tho following
describe! properly to,wi,:
The undivided one 6our,i, interest IN tho
west half Of south west quarter, south east
quarter, section 81, and south east quarter Of
south east quarter, Of section IL, and east
half Of north east quarter, and south west
quarter OF north east quarter. and south cas-,
Guar'-s .! soain east quarter, and west half
Of south east quarter, and south cas-, quartz.
oi north west quarter, and east half Of south
west quarter, and south Wsst Quarter Of south
We" quarter. section Is, wnship l6. ranee
> east: se'zed a. the property Of r. n Wis.
nr', sud wi,i lie sold 10 satisfy said & Il. and
all costs.
Terms Of sale-cash with tue ben-fi, Of al.
pra,.e,Dent.
LINN SCOTT,
Sheriff Office, Rayville, La. Sheriff.
Aug. 2l,, l5sU.-T
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-09-25
. = o. .

The New York Sun is an Independent news
paper but j, is striking heavy blows iIr Han
cock AMI English and those blows tall thick
and fast and with crushing force upon the
head of Garfield.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-09-25

NOR SALE VERY CHEAP, All SAW
Revolving Drum Pratt Gin Stand in
perfect order and as good as new. Any
person desiring TO purchase such gin stand
will find it To his interest 10 apply tn
W. Z. DUKE,
- e." 49, Alto La
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-09-25
SHERIFF"S SALE.

The Size of Louisiana State of louisiana,
No li2 W. Parish OF Rchiand.
Charles Johnson 5'h Dist Court.
H,bler Il Ivy State of Louisiana.
w. No. 1873. Parish Of Richland,
Vim. 3. johnson ct. ais 9TH Dis, Court
By virtue of two WITS OF H. ia issued from
the Honl. 9Th D,-,rct Cour, IN and for the
Parish Of R,chIand State Of Louisa. aud
tn me d,rec'cd, have seized and vii offer
fpr sale at Pnblic auction before tine court
ouse door in the town OF Ray,ille, sad par
isb and state, on
SATURDAY,, the Pad day Of October,
1880,
10 the last and highest bidder the folio wing
descr bed properly, to Az
Tn. undivided four NTH. inre:,'~: in iot no
one q. aud the east ha,f 81 north -a>' quar-
ter, Of section ,nir'y (}n), and the IVES, halt
q; north ives; quarter. Of section twenty nine
(29) and tho cas-, half al north west quarter.
Of section twenty n.ue (<?). ali IN towns Up
t.. ,hte en- (lS), range seven q eat, ccntalring
three hundred (3Ool acres, more or l-as also
forty e } acres aJJou bg north east porto.
Of above :, 'ghi by Tholna. Mckay tlon.
willow kc.ne--on. numbers not now known
,he bove property will be sold to satisfy SAID
writ and all costs.
Terms OF sale-cash, with the beniht o!
spPralsemen,.
LEM SCOTT,
SheriH's Office. Rayville. La. Shrrf.
Aug 2lst, lSs1-7t
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-09-25

Morris Roos has 1000 pairs Ladies',
Gents, Youths and Children's Shoes,
that be bought cheap for cash. and
will sell them cheap for co~h only.