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The Columbus journal., 1881-06-15
"A very nice large japanese ex-
tension fan worth 25 cents, for 5
cents at Kramers

Ladies and children's suits in
ging ham, lawn and linen cheaper
than you eau make them, at hra-
meT~.
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William X. u nHDD.

House, Carriage aud Sign Painter,
Cll-Omin-T aud Paper Htngrr. The
best. Try me. kc-Id-nsr ia south 60
lUmbu-
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Look Here.

All kinds of attachments, and
Needles etc, AZ the Singer Office, in
\. j. Arnold Jeweiry Store. Ma
chimes sold for cash or on time.
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E,uHaIiZas Nafiee-

The County Commissioners Of
Platte county will commence TO sit
as 4 Board OF Equalization on June
10Th, next. JOHV STAUFFER,
County Clerk.
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COLUMBUS MARKETS

OuT IuOiftions Of the market. are oh.
tanned Iur-daE afternoon. and are correct
and reliable At the time.
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For sale.

Cheap, ami Oh time, one Excelsior
Reaper and mower combined, and
one Dewey Harvester, nearly new.
A Heinrich.
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-Cr0rkery, regardless of cost, for
the next 30 days, in order to close
out the entire stocS at j. B. Del--
man IL Co.'S.
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tlOGlsin..

Ii yOu want to get nicely fitting
aud good wearing clothes At the
lowest prices, 20 To- kramer's New
York Cheap Cash Store.
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At lowest rates. Address Il LOm-
bard, Ir., Lincoln, Neb., dealer in
School. County ana Precinct Bonds
aud Mortgage securities.
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NJ A r r I z D.

-SMITH-Juup 9Th. bv
R.y. J. \. Hood, at hi residence in
SCHUYLER. Mr. John Mitchell and Mis-
Emma smith. all Of tvltay 60.
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Edward Harvester

Almost new, for sale cheap. Call on
Gus. LoCKNER.
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Corn for sale.

Those in need of tirst-rste corn,
the growth of 1879. can find it for q
few days st Steng gers, near the east
line OF the city.
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-Parasols from lO cts. up, very
cheap at kramer'-.
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ITYou wania Mower

Get the Buckeye At Elliott \ Luers !;
also the Table Rake for sale, aud
other machinery.
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ltO acres, , miles west OF COlum-
bus, - acres under cultiya alton. 81 acres
haY land, so an acre. on easy terms.
Inquire at JOURNAL 1ti -.
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Regular stock Dealer.

All kinds Of horned stock bought
and -0ii. also fat and stock hos.
Jay ID. ANDERSON.
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Wamged.

Twenty-Five acres of land broke ia
Nance county. Enquire Of
A. n. BURDICK. Columbus Web.
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To be economical YOU must
trade at kramer's New York Cheap
Cash Store.
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Fresh sfrawberrie.
Money To Loan

Received every day by express at
lIudsnn's.
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under this head uye
Mt line each insertion.
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JOHS WuGGINs,l
A. VI. JENNINGS, Com.
MAGGIE MFAGHFR.N
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Some one suggests that "33" be
caricatured in the procession to-
morrow, because no indictments
were found against gamblers. There
is an old adage that may possibly
apply in this case, as it does in many
others, He laughs best who laughs
last, and those who break the law,
whether it be by gambling in a small
way or a large way; by confidence
games upon individuals or commu-
mites; by burglarizing safes or bus
inesses; by stealing money in the
dark or stealing it in the light, who
ever they are aud wherever they
may be, in Columbus or elsewhere,
would do we'll to consider whether
they are made of the right stuff if
they be not willing TO obey, in letter
snd in spirit, the good laws of the
land, even without the fear of being
thrust into the weary confines of the
State penitentiary, there to work
out deserved sentence. The Jour-
NAL has respect for any body of
citizens who propose to use lawful
remedies to suppress evils that tend
to weaken or destroy the moral in
tegrity of individuals or communi-
ties, and if "33" is body of citizens
of that kind (snd there is nothing
the JOURNAL has heard of, so far, to
the contrary, then we, in common
with all good citizens, must wish
it well.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-10-08
Only q Printer.

The following tribute to the noble
Preservative art we find in q con,em.
porary. and we commend its strong
contrast to the intelligent reader.
"Ie was only printer" Such was
the snecring remark Of leader of
aristocracy. Who was the Earl of
Slanhope? He was only a printer
who is Prince Frederick William
married to the Princess Royal of Eng.
land! He, too. was only O printer.
Who was William Caxton, the father
Of literature? lie was only printer.
Who were q. Z. Morris, n z. Willis,
}. Gales, c. Richardson, Horace Gree.
ley. Bayard Taylor, Charles Dickens
Theirs. Jerold. George d. Prentice,
and Senators Dix, Cameron, and
Niles! They. too, were printers.
What was BeDjaman Franklin ? He
also, was a printer. Every one can.
not be printer-brains are necessary.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-10-08
A Revenue Board.

One of the main objects of a gov.
eminent is to provide for an equitable
arrangement for equalizipg the bur.
dens of taxation. No Slate Gun get
along of course without system of
revenue for its internal regulations,
but it should be the aim of our law.
makers to make this system equitable
and just in all respects possible. In
Louisiana there has been much loose
ness in the assessment and giving in
of real estate.-We venture the pre-
diction that in this State there is much
landed property that does not bear its
just proportion. of taxation from
the fact that it is not given in. Now,
it seems 10 US that q Revenue Board
would prove Of inestimable benefit in
the premises. There should be II
each parish in the State board con
posed of men of energy and bushes
tact, whose business should be to S, g
that every piece of taxable property is
properly given in and eqi,ably assess
ed. Such boards wonld more than re.
munerate the parishes for the expen.
SEES incurred. Thousands of dollars.
in our opinion, would be saved to the
State under some such system. We
think it we'll worth a trial. In any
event, it could do no harm. AS the
matter is now conducted, much in.
justice is done the State aud parishes.
-BosSier Banner.
Something, indeed. ought to be done
in order to equalize the assessments
and have property assessed to its
proper owners. Thousands acres of
land in this State is assessed to par.
ties to whom it does not belong and
who cannot be found, while many
tracts are assnssed to two, three and
even four different parties all at the
same timc-that is, a tract is assessed
t. as many different parties. These
matters should be Strengthened out
and We aTe told that it is impossible for
the assessor to do it. The only way,
We presume, that it can be done, is
for some to be employed in each par
isb to 60 through the records and
ascertain who are the righ,ful owners
of such property.
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F. c. Montgomery. State Of Loni:.n",
M 6o5. vs.. Parish Of R,chiand,
E. NcRlnmon. 9TH Distr Ct Cow.
By virtue of Il writ Of H. IA. issued rom tue
Honl 9th Dist. Court, in and for the Parish OF
Richland, sail State, in the above entitled
and numbered >ui', and to me directed, have
seized and will otter for sale at she door at
the Court House, in the town OF RayviIle' I'm
Saturday, the 5th day Of Nocemter,
1881,
y, public auction, to the Iass AID highest bid'
der the following described property to wit
The north west quarter d the north east
quarter and fractional part Of north east quar-
ter of north cas-, quarter of sec. %, and ibs
south ives, quarter Of the s0ush east quarter
and fractional part of the south east quarter
of south east quarter Of sec. %, oil in i II
n, X East, containing 81 acres Of land, more
or less.
Term. Of sale-cash, with the benef, Of
aPpraiseineht.
LEN SCOTT,
Sheritf's Office, Rnyville, L.. Sheriff.
October LIST, lSSl.-6t.
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anl as we we're treated, go were all
the others, for all the delegates were
profuse in their praises of the people
of the neighborhoOd for their generos-
itv AMI transformations hospitality.
We remained until Monday morn
ing, in order that We might attend the
religious exercises on Sunday night.
Having received pressing invita-
ton by note from our esteemed friend
Col. II H. Lott, of Floyd, we, in CON-
pany with Messrs. Kellis and Rhymes,
Mrs Rhymes and Misses Lulu Spca-
Ger and Lulu Lynn, returned to his
house on Monday night, where we
were entertained in princely style by
himself and bis two interesting aud
lovely daughters and enjoyed q real
intellectual feast in the discussion of
religious aud scientific subjects with
the colonel, whose mind is well stored
with useful and scientific knowledge.
Leaving Col. Lofts on Tuesday
morning. and returning ovc7 the same
route we went, we arrived at Rayville
just before sunset, all glad that we
went to the association aud resolved
to attend it again whenever we had
al opportunity Of doing So.
On our way home We stopped on
Tuesday to noon at Mr.. James Nc
Gowns. who kindly gave us our din
ner, for which we return him the
thanks Of our party.
All along our route we noticed that
all had suffered by the effects of the
drOuth but we also noticed that bet
ter crops bad been made in the Beulah
neigbborhood than anywhere else.
Waa this not manifestation of the
goodness of special Providence
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A Narrow Escape.

On Monday evening while Abraham
Garritai, who lives on Isaac Browns
place, few miles below here, was on
his way home be made a very narrow
escape from a fatal accident. The
lightning was very vivid and frequent
and the rain was falling in torrents.
While passing through Gilberts Dali
gres place the lightning struck the
horse on which he was riding. break
ing her back just behind the saddle,
and crushing the hinder portion of the
animal. The rider was uuinjurcd, and
the forepart of the horses body was
in no wise dis6gured. Mr.. Garritai
says that be felt only o comparative
shock.:-Boton Rouge Adrocote.
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Lynch Law.

Pamela STAR
Il mob Of twenty or thirty men
broke into the Jail at SenatObia Sat
urday morning and took out JEFF Gil
lenwaterS. charged with the mul der
of j. L. Eason, and conveyed him a
mile aud a half from town, fired seven
pistol balls into his body and left him
for dead. 1t was their intention to
hang the wretcbed prisoner but the
citizens of Senatobia rang The bells,
raised rescuing party, which pur-
sued and so frightened the lynchcrs
that it frustrated their purpose. Gil
lcnwaters recognized several OF the
lynchers and six of them have been
arrested and confined in Jail. Strict
and stern justice should be me,cd out
TO these masked nigbt,riders, regard
less of the crime charged against their
victim. Lynch law is no law at oil.
1t is destructive of law, order and JUS
tice, and cannot be tolerated ia civil
lied and lawabiding communities.
No matter what the olTcnse, or who
the victim may be, under our laws,
criminal is entitled to fair and i'm.
partial trial, and all good citi.
zens will gladly join, from
a sense Of duty alike to the country
aud themselves, in guaranteeing that
this great right shall be preserved and
enforced at all hazards in all cases.
This is the 6rst instance in q long
while that the bloody and merciless
Judge Lynch has dared to enforce an
edict in our section. As we prize the
good name and fair fame of our State.
let us Danish him forever from our
borders as the arch enemy of law,
justice, civilization and christianity.
We are glad to know that the citizens
OF our neIshboring town of Senatobia
had no part or lot in this lawless act.
The lynchers came from Arkabutla.
several miles in the country, the scene
of Eason's brutal and cowardly mur.
der. We commend the people of Sen
atobla tor their pronptnes and vigil
lauce IN doing all thy could to bring
the offenders to justice ; but we deem
it our duty as public journalist to
speak out in no uncertain tone in
condemnation Of this crime against
the State, her people, her laws, and
her best interest.
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CHERIFF'S. SALE.
Sept. l7rli, lsSl.-2L

w. W. Farmer, State Of Louisiana,
NO. $50. vs.. Parish Of Richland,
George W. Farmer. 9TH Distric, Cour.
by virtue OF writ of seizure and sale.
issued from the Honl. 5,h Judicial Dis,r;c,
Conr, IN and for the Parish Of Richlsnd. STATE.
OF Louisiana. in the above entitled and mum,
bered suit. and TO me directed, have seize,i
and will offer for sale at the door of the cour,
house in the town OF RayviIIs, on
Saturday. The 5M day of Norember.
1881,
within the hours prescribed by law, at public
auction, to The last and highrs, bidder. the
following described properly to wit:
tract Of land situated in the Parish of
Ricl'and, kno" as The "Ercoulley land" ,3e.
ScrIbed as being the east half of so,sh x..,
quarter OF section live, in TOWNSHIP sixteen
north, range six east. together with sll the i'm.
Provelnenis and appertenances ,hercun,o be,
longing; also the growing crop on SAID land.
estimated to be about two bales of cotton.
Terms OF saie-cash, in treasury noses or
gold com tf the United State. al the op,;on ~
the bidder. I" pay the sum Of two hundred
dollars, interest and all costs; and on cs.ei, to
pay the sum Of one hundred dollars, with 4
per cent in'eres, from the 3Jd day Of Deeem.
Der, 1878, due and payable on the 9TH d.v of
December, 1881.
LEM SCOTT,
Sheriii's Office. Rayvillc, La, Sheriff
(Gt LIST, lSSl-ft
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Sherif'S Sale.

Abel Il Landancr, } State Of Louisiana,
No. l:2O. vs.. Parish Of Richland,
W. F. Choat. a,h District Court.
BY virtue Of writ of pluries Fl. fa., issued
from the Honorable Fifth Judicial District
Court in and for the Parish Of Richland, State
of Louisiana in the above entitled and nuns
bered suit. aud to me directed, have seized
and will offer for sale, at the door Of tue Cour,
House. IN The town of Rayvile, said Parish
of Rchland, on
Saturday, the 22nd day of October,
1881,
WITHIN the hours prescribed by law. AT public
auction, 10 the last and highest bidder, the
following described prope iy, ;o-wi,:
1900 pounds If seed cotton. more or less
Terms Of sale-casil, with the benefit of
apprai>erncnt.
LEM SCOTT,
Sheriff Office, Rayvillc, La. Sheriff
Oct. Sih, 1881 st.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-10-08
C,sICCl;SSAON SALE.

Su,cessica # Christian Nelson, deceased.
By virrnr ri an order of sale issued from
The iion 9TH District Com. in and TOR the Par
i,lI ni Richand, State OF Louisiana, IN the
matter of the Succession Oi Christian Nei>oi,
deceased and 10 M: directed ~ adminIstfch'r
of sal -urrcs,ion, will offer Tor sale at the
last place of residence OF tie deceased, IN
lie town of Grard, >ad parish and State, on
Thursday, the ION day Of November,
1851,
at pubic auction, to the a-; and highest bids
der, he following described property, beiouS-
ing TO sand succession. 10 wit:
An undivided ohehalf interest IN and :"
Lot No. - in the town of Girard, and the
buildings and Improvements thereon. said Lot
iavln. a front of fifty feet on The south side
Of the right Of way Of the ", :. railroad
by one hundred aud fifty feet depth, "a per
plat "I said town made by J. a. Push and
recorded October oh, 1869.
Terms of sale-cash, with the beneti, OF
appraiscmcnt.
VIZ. F. LEWIS,
Administrator.
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w. W. FARMER,

D1oUNSELOR IN LAW AND EQUlii'
4 Attorney a, Law md Sol'ci'o, y" ,f'a"
H,. resumed his profession as Counselor !"
which he will devote csreful nhen',o"' ""'
will invariably require payment Tor MS ""r'c'
Has al.n resumed his profession rs n,o'"ey
and Solicitor and will practice IN Tue c"".'
So DISTINCT, Citcui, and Supreme Courts,
and in the State District, Circuit and Supreme
Cour,s :. in all classes Of cases, law, equity
proIs,e criminal and bankruptcy "a new
5a.h,upt lac will be adopted in lee2') "','
make the maintenance Of raid and the anmn''
men, of illegal taa titles specially VIII
devote his personal attention TO his cases an"
ali hi, time TO hi. profession, as his sole
business, 20 the exclusion OF all other r'"P"'
tons and cannot be engaged or reiaihe" III
any case withou, fec, contingent, secu'e" "
cash
G., fsS1-1v
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Oct. Sth, 1851 st.
CUCCl;SSION SALE.
WM. +. LEWIS,
.AdniIiiStIatUr.

state Of Louisiar,, Succession Of
Parish Of Rchland. ! Lucy kilgure, Decd.
By virtue of an order of sale, issued from
the Honorable Fifth District Court in and for
the Parish OF Richland, said State, in the
matter OF the succession of Lucy kigore, de-
ceased, aud to me directed, | will otter for
sale at the door Of the court house, in the
town of RayvlIle. on
Wednesday, the 9th day of November,
1881,
within the hours prescribed by law, at public
auction, TO the last and highest bidder, the
following properly belonging to said success
sion, described as follows, io-wi,:
One house aad 10, in the 'own of Delhi, on
the Floyd road, north of the railroad
Terms Of sale cash, at not les, than the in
ventoried apPraisemen,.
LEM SCOTT Sheriff.
Sheriff Office Rayviile, La, Oct 8, lssl-5t
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Sheriff. Sale.

Hammond, Gadais&Co.)
No. $40. w..
II. Rush.
Hammond, Gaddis &Co ! State Of Louisiana.
aud Hammond Smith Parish of RiciIan
No. 729 W. 18th Dist Coutt.
II Rush.
Consolidated
BY virtue of Il Wi, of fl IA. issued from the
honL 9Th District Court, in and for the Perish
OF RicNland, State of Louisiana. in the above
entitled and numbered case and to me directed.
have seized and will offer for sale az the door
OF the court house, in the town Of Rayyille.
La, on
SATURDAY, The SM day Of October,
1881,
nj public auction, 10 the last and highest bid.
der, the following described properly to-wit !:
One lot of dry goods and general merchan.
disc also an undivided half interest in a
stock of goods belonging to II. Rush Il Co,
consisting Of dry goods, Hardware and ger.
erai merchandise.
Seized as the property Of II. Rush and Will
be sold to pay said debt. interest and all costs.
Terms o: saie-cash with the benefit of
LEN SCOTT,
Sheriifs Office, Rayville, La, Sheriff
Sept 9Th, 1881 BIT.
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Sherif's Sale.

Mayer Bros. h Co. )sia,e Of Louisis"s,
No. 653 VS.. Parish Of Richland,
Morris Roos. 9TH Dist. Court.
BY virtue Of a writ of Fl. "a issued from
the HonI. 5tl, District Court, in and for the
Parish Of Rnbiansi, State OF Louisiana, in the
above entitled and Numbered suit, and TO me
directed, have seized and will oder for sale
at the store and on the premises formerl;
occupied by Morris Roos, defendant, in the
town Of RayvI;e, on
Saturday, the 22nd day Of October,
1881,
At public auction, to the las, and highest bid>
der, the entire stock of Goods, consisting OF
dry goods, groceries, boots and shoes, hats and
caps. hard ware, crockery ware, tin ware,
notions etc. also a certain judgement rem.
dered in the 9TH Dist, Court OF Richland Par>
ish against LOni. Remus, for the sum OF Two
Hundred and sixty>,wo 32.iOO dollars, with
per cent interest from the lst day of Cebru.
airy, 1881, in the suit Of Morris Roos 70. Loais
Remus, No. 653, on the docket Of said court.
Seized n the properly Of Morris RoOs,
defendant, AMI will he sold to pay said deb6,
interest and all costs.
Terms OF sale-on twelve months credit,
purchaser to give bond with approved secusiiy,
Tearing per cent interest from date of sale.
LEN SCOTT, Sheriff.
Sherifi-s Ofiire, RayvilIc, La.
Sent iii 1881 D,
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ESTRAY NOTICE.

whereas on 'he I''h day Of Sept. A. d.
1851 certain OK, of roam color (tha, is q
m'hg'e OF white and red), marked with a
crop ana cole in the left ear, the hole ,orue
ou'' anu marked in the right ess with an
"PPe, ami under saw>set; no brand; will
we'sh about 400 lbs, was duly estrayed before
me ny j. H. Bunch, the owner Of which 10
""snown-now there :Ore, unless the owner
s'a'' aPyear and prove property and nay
chaIges according TO law, will proceed, Oh
u'e Z9'h OF October, A. ID. 1881, 10 sell said
s''ay az he Hnlhirn place 10 the has, and
n'enes' o'ide', ioT cash, =, nOs less than two
thirds Of tie aPpraisemen,.
WIN. &. POOL,
'"s'Sc o. the Peace OF the sixth ward Psr>
'sh OF Richlani.
This Sept. l7;k, A. D. lssl-nc, ,.,m
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NHERIFF'S SALE.

PaIi>on 4 Bovard, state Of Louisiana,
~: 7O7. vs.. Parish OF Richiand,
w. ". Davis. 9Th District Cour,'
BY virtue Of a VII, of fl IA issued from
the Honl 5rh District Court in and for the
Parish Of Eichland. State Of Louisiana in the
above entitled and numbered suit, and 10 me
Il r cted, have seized and will Offer for sale
AT the door OF the Cour, House, in the town OF
Rayvile. SAID Parish Of Richland. on
Saturday, the 22nd day Of October,
1881,
within the hours prescribed by law, at public
auction, To the last and highes, bidder, the
following described properly, to>vit:
one mule, two horses, one hack, one buggy
and three sets harness
'crms Of sale-Cash, with the benefit OF
apPrai>ement
LEM SCOTT, Sheriff.
Sherifr'S Office, RayvilIe, La,
Del. Sth, IS>l -.ii
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-10-08

A Telegram from Tucson, Arizona. announ-
ces this morning "Mwh exc,,enen, prevails.
il Is reported tina, the Uuned States troops are
fighting the Indians" such q report ou::h:
10 create wide spread alarm for their safety.
Soaae Vi ,hem nigh, Sc, Lur,-S,utes
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-10-08

Fighting is still going Oh with the Indians
ont on the frontier. Several ra,ds were II. a.le
and few people killed by the Indians la.,
week
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-10-08

4 Mrs. Ganet WAS arrested in Montcslm
county. Michigan, on suspicion Of numbering
her husband las, Saturday night, and ON Mon
day she hung herself in the nil
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-10-08

Last Monday Col Love, President of the
Huntsville (Ala) Cotton Seed Oil Mill prom
inen ci, zen. was sho, and instantly killed by
the brothe r.n-law Of a joung lady to whom
it was said he was paying improper attention
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-10-08

An old farmer living near Brownsville,
Tenn, went into town the other day 10 sell
Ia, cotton it being his first visit III twenty
years. Seeing a military company dressed
in biue iriins on the streets, he exclaimed
To a friend, Well declare. haiui them DIN
YauAces cone home u, =
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Of FINAL ACCOUNT
STATE OF LouIsIAxA,)
Parish of R'chland, 9Th District Court.
2.

'ih'h Vr LOU siASA,
Parish of Richand, ) 9Th District Court.
Succession of Joha IVhae Deceased.
Whereas, Hiram r. Lott administrator of
the succession of John White deceased. las
filed IN the Office OF the clerk of the r.,i, Dis.
Tict Court of said Paris, his final account Of
the administration of said estate.
Now, Therefore, unless opposition the re,o
be fled in writing in the Office Of the clerk os
sand court al the T. w of Rayv.lle, within ten
days from the date h reof, the said accoun,
will be duly homologated on proof in all i,s
parts and clauses and made the ju,igmcn, of
the Court
Witness my official signature and seal Of
office on this the 3o'h day o! September ,SSl.
J. NEWT PITTS,
Clerk 5'h Dist Cont,
Eayvilie, La, Sept 30u, 1851. IT
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Sept. "a, lSSl.-1y.