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OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF RICHLANO,
TiaOL. J. NAwnRAu,.- ,, dit*.
RAYVIIL..... LOUISIANA,
Saturday, Ma'y 2, 1878.
I hbee was a $40,000 lire at 'itts
burg on Tuesday.
Cardinal McCloskey arrived at
New York, from Europe, on Tuesday.
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Casads is still excited over the
supposed threatened Fenien invasion.
The town of Cua, Venezsla, was
totally destroyed by earthquake April
14th.
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The House Conomittee on Public
Huildings have agreed to have the
Memphis custom house built of Ten
eassee marble.
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A Nashville telegram of May 21st
says:
In a raid near Tracy City, to-day,
D)eputy Collector Davis shot and
killed Joseph Haynes. Intense ex
citement prevails.
An Ottowa, Ont., telegram of last
Tuesday tells the following improba
ble story : The Government received
a dispatch from the Imperial Govern
ment tbis afternon announcing that
war between England and Rusasi is
inevitable.
The Murphy movemont is all right,
but where is Murpby.--Yazoo Herald.
He is Section Boss on the Vicksbrg
and Meridian Railroad, and is geaer
ally to be found about our Depot, but
be is now at Vicksburg, drinking beer
with the big Masons.-Braldo:n Re
pablicat.
You are mistake; be is a whole
sale sad retail liquor and tobacco
dealer in Vickslurg.
The El DoNdo Eagl has over
thirty-lve annoaseemeots for olee,
all tie way down from Congressman
to jeuti of the pease. The oely dif
bfrese between Arkansas sad Louis
lass aspirants seems to be the superi
or istollipsee of the former umaifes.
ted by their usin the press to make
their wishes hkown. In Louisiasa,
or is Claiborne parih at least, stil
b dting is the popular method of a
earing the place.-Ctaiborne Guar
That's the'way it is over here too,
Mr. e Ordes. They all wait to be
nomlusted sad thou expect their names
to k eeneed free of charge, as a
poliical duty.
Pateatoutside, or inside, aewspe
Mhavo receny reeied a learful
is Illiois sad nladian. The
Corts have decided that such pe
pr a as s "printed within the coun
ty, under the ilteedment of the sest
ure," sad enea setly that Commis
sieers, Sberie, Administration Ey.
eaetaree.b. ucaot insert legal ad
ver*leesepts la them sad enafurm
with the statte wderdig such pll
easos to e made in papers "prim.
ted witas the coutry." A very
righteous deeisoL.-Norweous Clsri
0M.
A very silly deieion, we thisk, for
warding to sme dleaies it could
be made to tar that oh paper
woere nrt at sal anywhere ;
bone they e net printed ard oi.
w. Thaporties in whiek jedicial
adeushmestsem printed are always
pruiued ome; thsrlee it i set
tre otsaytheysre eat piated a
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Tl spirtd  eeemmuaem, which
-eem o he alaM g easlierabe
gre . In the Ualrd Sta b, dIse
orp usfe l ad4 dga e theoris .
rm si m em asl e W1 obr t ager
prt~ieo d or Oeerumas fr the
ps sualw wk& ee  -yeats, o which
d Me e stssl at wth a sek.
Orieedrs wi n remesmber thea
thdedee the peaee ee thlea p
sien At, wheces rt emeb, r -e e
of hlem lsa in a emwemale t a
agrama e athmek. Oprpeu ces f the
pmr E~ so the wealthy
will elwqpa gegeeder a spirit of agres
. ! , ear Govramaus has b-s
iateseel buroing beads, woic the
lhis teo4ieb of lowerion the wages
f lorrer, wMhis t pai money
ulmest beyoed shei mesh; th prices
e to  su eesries of l aet buig
edged in proportio to te redsi
oe was. Seeing the rich grewlag
elebur, whie they grow pomore, nasa.
osmuselsmg woeul lU the world
with esumes, while wer ould he
me paeaors ad wod am reselt
urys is met eir·phw;
ing for bread, wbi:e bit wealthy neigh
bor is enjoying all the luxuries that
money can purebase, at prices that
see starving the producers, be does
not stop to count earts or theorize as
to resultsm, but, goaded by the pangs
of htnger, rushes blindly into a bread
riot, to te shot down like a brute for
his folly and leave has children to
starve or suufer the worse fate of
bting raised as paupers, and fnally
end their existeno, at the ropem' end,
in prison, or, if females, is shame sod
infamy.
Communism would lack the
wheels of industry, deluge the couan
try in blood and produce universal
distress and misery ; but fur the poor
artizam such consequences have no
lmore horrors than to drag out a mis
erable existence, on such wages as
will bearly supply his simplest wants,
will not educate, feed and clothe his
children, and will expose then to the
pangs of actual hunger if he gr ti
isrck, or to have the door of the shop
or mill locked on him if be demands
better wages; and be rushes blindly
into a labor riot, to be worsted, if not
killed in the end.
It is all wrong. The commune is
wrong, and the oppression of the
poor by the rich is wrong ; and the
wesilthy money changers are respon
siblu for it. Congresimen who legis
late for the benefit of the latter and
the oppression of the poor are guilty
of a terrible crime, to the consequences
of which they will some day awake,
perhaps after it is too late.
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The Lottery Preectiales.
Act No. 9 of 1874, one of the many
sets passed for the beneit of the Lou
isiasa State Lottery, is clearly useom
stitutiocal, because it coafers upon
committing magistrates powers which
the Constitution expressly says
they shall not exercise; power to fine
and imprison any person or the sale
in this State of lottery tickets other
than those of the Louisiana State Lot
tety Company, from which the defen.
dant has not appeal, so that such a ease
cannot be properly brought before the
higher courts for a decision as to the
eonstitmtionality of the set. Several
parties have recently been arrested
and brought before the City Recorders
of Louisiana under this aet. Record
er Miltenberger took what we con
sider the right view of the matter
that the Legislature could not confer
apes him powers which the Coasti
tstios forbid his serdlsg; anad
while bhe did not elai the privilege of
passing opon the onstitutionally of
the set, he did claim the right to re.
fuse to violate the Constitution whichb
he is swore to support by exercising
authority that is forbidden by the
Constitution.
Recorder Smith, on the other band,
takes the position that be has so right
to decide upon the coontitutionality of
the act, and that he has to enforce the
act just as be ads it Of the two Re
corders, it strikes us that Mr. Miltea
berger has far the soundest anad most
reasonable viws of this matter.
While a magistrate may codsider that
he hasu o the right to decide upon
the contittionality of an net, he
eertainly not only has the right, but
Is sworn to exercise it, to refuse to do
what the Constitution says be shall
not do, and so power on earth ca
compel him to do otherwise.
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Cosependec far toe Basems.
J. W. Sllms R .to JLa I.
EaDros RiceUan Buoox.-ia:
It is with grsat reluctance that I ap.
pear le the eslemne a newspaper
to asu wer the slanderus letter
Ja . HA. rler, wlch was puishedl
is the lasit Issae of your paper. I
wF*~ myto th pUliea I haveI
mid to Mr. Heler, uta the eharge
tbhat I have discould or aspeslatd is
the school warrant Georlge Farmer,
or ay oe ee, or tbhat in my ollal
ospecity I have spaoulated for private
purpose is a lie, forther, that the
propgatioe of the falsehood on Mr.
eemier'es pe is maLcious, asd n-
rtrly eaporovel and enalsled for by
ay ea of iN towrd Mr.
Heer telis me, sersu the pebisdka
thbt be did not believe the harge
when be heard it, and that e ony
publded it as "fried of " me.
This i dipro hd by the fat that he
attmpted to hvo the pealieti
modo without his name beigl atached.
A mas of hbaer, or the blent -
inmeut, as easily e that the
eerse pursmed by Mr. retlr be
tobkes enmity, ertalainly aeklabipd
If to wishes to beome temiaer fn,
th peoplef this pread isthat
esity to at. l, why did be set
wait ad appoer bo the co
Board, e Pdien Jery with direcs
have hps ed hs home would ea
taly han bes auo gmrat
At of the harge I abie nee
every elt to e Mr. G. rr
I anto te .I hope that M.
time arrives,
A word of explanatio may be dwue
the public why I bad to give Mr:
Bryan a check, instead of the cash on
his warraut. As treasurer, I have, at
tiotes, several thousand dollars in
cbarge. I have no safe plact to keep
it here, and for this reason the money
is deposited with the hank acting an
fiscal agent of the State. The Sebool
Board knowsn this, abd I have always
asked thesa to notify me in advance
of the amount nt:eded to pay teach
ers, so that I could have the nmoney
on hand. Generally, they have done
so, and I have had the money bere to
meet all warrants. In the ease of
Mr. Bryan there was no ocial notice
given -ne that the warrant was to be
drawn; in fact, there bad been no
meeting of the Board to pass on
claims, and I could not anticipate that
the warrant was to be drawn. Hence,
I was forced to give the check. But
had I expected a warrant would have
been drawn on me; the money would
have been here.
This is ny first communication for
a newspaper; I hope it will be nmy
last, as I shall not allow myself to be
drawn into a newspaper controversy.
Yours respectfully,
J. W. Simms.
A. Unjust Indictment of the
Hoath.
[From the New York Sun, May 13.]
"What the slaveholers's rebellion failed to
achieve by force to-lay stands awrmlnplished
by fraud. The Government of lthe United
States, whicht the southern armies were un
able to overthrow, has been undermined by
corruption.
It is nut surprising to find some of those
who were moat active in the futile attempt to
de-troy the Goernment by arms now delving
undelr its ieanuations with the devices of
frautd. It is quite consistent kor various
Southern rebels, now yclept Democrats. to
botlster up Hayes in the etlce of Preideltt.
There is no other why they colld do so mnah
as destroy the Government against which they
once openly appeared in hattle array, sad
which there is of late too much reason to be
lieve they still regard with feelings of hatred
-in this crisis extremely ill concealed.
Those Northern Democrats who ILth to an
alliance with these former rebels of the South
as their own road to political promotion natur.
ally but !asely go with them in resisting an
exposure o the Presidential frauds. These
modern serrvile Sllowers of the determined
Southern eonesirators had their prototypes in
the Northern doughfaces of the days of
slavery.
The people see into the true condition of
things. The day of retrilmtion will come!
The above unjust and ises attack
was wade on the Democratic party by
the New York Sne after the Florida
eoofessions were made, but before the
resolutions to investigate the frauds
confessed were introduced inato
Congress; but we have not sees
any retraction on the part of the Sun,
although the Tresolutions were sup
ported by the Democrats and opposed
unanimously by the Republicans in
Congress, who have continually re
sorted to the trick of breaking the
quorum in order to defeat the investi
gation,, which many of them had
previously claimed to desire.. They
do not want an investigation, because
they know very well that it would
expose their own guilt, for all the
leaders of the Republican party were
parties to the frauds, or they were at
least all cogniant of the facts.
The New York world of the 15th
has a very able reply to this article of
the Son; In defence of the South and
the Democracy, which we would copy
but for its length. We thank the
World for thi defeae of our slam
dred members of Coegrees
None know better tha the editor
of the New York Sun that the South
era Democrats elected Tildes, sad
that they did all they could to pre
veot his being robbed of his .ece;
thl its asesult po thk 8eatlh be
cau Hayes refued toovehrrow our
State gvormesut is umues, aureaso
able oad devlis. It heaps obese
spo Southerns Democrats for allow.
Ig what they could uot preveot; for
racelaig the HIayes admnisltratlo
ter the rest of th United States
had does se-sead the Sea was amorg
tbose who advised this eourse. It
denounees them as rebels for having
attempted to forcibly defoend what
they considered their rights, saod in
the same breath bees the for net
repesting the sme experimset. Both
th injwsties sad ieosaiteeey of the
Sm are proves by the eses new
belugeasetd ais Congres, uad the
fahmer esese of that Joerel, whikc
advised equleeoes Ino the u·est sad
partIan deekioso of the Electoral
Comlesou, in refusing to admit say
evwides of electio eaeep the retil
etee tbat were Lowsr to be frId.
ket, and the refusitag to apply the
ame rousle to the Oregon renures as it
did to tke of Loueistas sad FlorM.
The Demcrts of Loeuleas, PFids
sad Sount hCarolis did dl they osuld
to prevt th frud bt expeadg it,
and alth gh derted by their North
ern lles, refusd to slmit to iteso
far as i related to their heel germ
meat All the falebeeds that sm
he lveted will saver prove them
rspeuesi for the triumph e fraud.
bamiblde Advies,
Iamps meet flled eery mora.
Iag;tbisith imepraive duty for
ey housekeeper to seo perormed,
fr a the oil bur dow m a a lamp, i
there i oreate a highlj y flamabeid
los, which gathers bQraceptible overt i
the surface and as fast as the oil is
consumed this gas increases, so when
on Ire; an explosion follows instants
neously, sad a bomb shbell would not
be more destructive. But if the oil
is burned only half way dows the gas
is mno of suoclent power to do barm.
Batter try to kindle a ire with a pow
der can well filled, than with the con
tents of your keroseoae ean.
TUE NABKIIT.
BsAcox OrrIes, RA nVILLI, LA.,.
May, 23, 1876. f
We make no quotations of cotton,
because there is nothing doing in
that article in Rayville.
PRODUCE, MEATS, ETC.
Corn, per bush......... 50s15
Potatoes, per bush...... $1.00
Pork, per pound........ 5 to 7
Beef, per pound........ 5 to 8
Butter, per pound...... 15 to 20
Chickens, per dozen..... $:.80 to 3.00
Eggs, per dozen:....... Is2 to 15
We quote from the local and tele
graphic reports of the Vicksburg Her
aild, of Thursday, as follows, for
NEW OItLEANS.
Ordinary .................... 8
Hood Ordinary................ 9e
Low Middling. ................10
Middling ....................10J
Good Middling ................11
NEW YORK
Middling Uplands.......... 11 1-16
Middling Orleans .......... 11 38-16
LIVERPOOL.
Middling Uplands........... 3d
Middliod Orleans.......... 6fd
Gemeral lMdrkt.
NEW ORLEANS.
Flour, superBie....... $3.50 to 3.75
do XX ....... 4.25 to 4.50
do XXX....... 4.56 to 5.715
do Choice....... 15 o 6.3
Corn ............... 53 to 55
Oats, chole Galesa.... 35 to 36
Core meal.............. .75
Hay, ordinary ......... $10.00
do prime........... 11.00
do choice ......... 14.00
Pork................. 8.50
Lard, thiree.......... st to 71
do keg..... ...... .tto8
Dry Salt Meats, shoulders.. 3ia4
do do clear rib sides.. 4
do do clear sides. '4
Bacon, shoulders ......... 4
Clear rib sides............
Clear aide....... ........ 6
Huas, 8. C., canvassed.... 7ja
do do uneanvassed.. 6
Whisky .............1.03 to 1.0
Coffee................ 141 to 18
Sugar, corn. to good do.. 6a6
do fair to fully fair.. 6 to 7I
do prime to choice... 7 to 8
do yellow clarified.. 8
Moluassees. common...... 18 to 90
do fair........... 2 so S5
do prime to eboice 88 to 42
Rice, ordinary to bchoice La 6 to 61
Bran................... 80
NEW AD)VERTISEMENTS
ETRA? TAKEN UP,
ty the ulenioneone Sorral hore, abort
five years old, small kfr his age; two white
feet, and haa. tlire 8 branded on the abool
der, Ill ifce. Notice is Ireby gives to the
owner a come forward, prove property, pay
charge. and tke it away, t it will be
emrayed acsoreding ato law.
ABE THOMPSON.
Gsasae. L., May 20, 187t-St. $1.50.
NOTIO=.
Any pnses. treepaeing on or metingp ay
.r..y ..n.. lm ds belmorn. a John
CeIe ad ee and Jos Clai, h Iboe
end 8So will be pmmuned a de LdMet es*
tern of ite twr.
ppe. JD3N CUAFFE & 80M8.
W A. Jkctr.
ppe. JO58 CHAr1 ITO. & SOI.
W.A. ML ar·.
lrn.&a, Ia., May 25, l-4t.-It
MI N e .. TTsg lemo & oo,
JAVE REMOVED ACUOb THE
,,tela from their librwme sand ao 7
3am 4l Wner Uhreelb
wlere they will be pleased ao meet the
friends and patrena who will Il a carefully
selected mack of STAPLE AND FANCY
GROCERIES. as well a f ll line of PRO.
DUCKE, GRAIN aud LIQUORS-ell pur.
heesen advaeaqgeonly forCASH, and of
teed a lowest posied Igpm,, dafyiag oe.
Hay GeOare, Jr. ) ~ae of l'se·iaP,
ve Nao. 477 Pmriseh of Rclland,
Lakti Juamar. 14th Dielt Coeat.
B vine of a wrk et bLI., lmed a
dt Heoaroae 14th Distie Ceaim in and or
the Paish of Richand, Smea of loaelela, i
the above endled and nambeed ae eand
* me dimenld, I have lmed and will edr
brslea tlhedorrsheCen Hoe, iahe
wsm a nlrile, said parish e Risad,
a t-e aesise asim las ad hisbeg bidder,
as
Beurdsy, IMe 15h dey of Jane, 1857,
sbe dflewia deamubed pcpuy, sisanad in
sheo PbnsL of Rishiad, o-wit:
The eorh woag q1aa ofases lo e in
sawbUp saveanmt, monh of agse mi ea,
oaesinla ee handred and sity aers moer
* rl oesler wish all e bai ding ad
impe#me tu ese..
Meindn she puopsay of Larkin Jamaer,
dafeadnt and will a sed a pay saidades,
iaese nted all ene".
Terems el Sale--Twelve moth redit
palhasr a give hand wis appeved an
esrity, bearin 8 p er et itanseg en data
maed mo4ege rsetined on the pUr erty sold.
J. A. LIDDILL, Sheri.
: h8eri's 01e, Ravilie, La.,
a A.ril Z, 1878.-It.
Sheriff"s Sale.
R. T. .enui,igs vt ial. State of Li.oisiana.
No. 3:9i. vs. Panrcth of R lclctanul,
II. F. Vickers et al. 11m th District (our
By virtue of a writ of i fa. issued from the
Honorable 14th District (Court, in and for tim
parish of Richlandl. state of Louisiana, in the
above entitled and nulmbered suit and toi e I me
tireeted, I lave seizled amdm will oiler for sale
at thIe dour nof the court it one, in the towIl of
Rayvillr, sail parish of Riclhlantl, state of
Loutsianat, wittihn the legal hlors, aInd at pub
lie auction, to the last and Ilihesl t bIldler, ol
Saturday,ty.
27we 15lh Day of June, 1878,
the n(livided half of the fillownmg described
property, situatetl in said parish:
The south east quarter and the north west
quarter o; section eighteen, township sixteen
north. rnaOe six east. the sotu:1 half of the
north east quarter anl the east malf of the
south west quarter of .aid section and the
south east quartner of the north east quarter of
section thirteen, town-lip sixteei north, range
five east. conlsining ive hunmdred sad twenty
acres more or ltes.
Terms of Sale-Twelve months credit.
piurchaser to give eltd with lpplrovetd wsecmr
ity, beuring s per cent interest Ironm date
and tnortgale retainedl on property s·id.
J. A. LIDI)ELL, Ssherif.
SherilT's Olhee. Rayvalle, La.,
April 51th, 187b.-it.
THE WORLD RENOWNED SINCER
SEWING MACHINE.
a
FULL yATISFACTIOi njUAIvagMTzKD
For all Machines Sold by the Undersigned.
PRICES GREATLY REDUCCED, WITH
A LIBERAL DISCOUNT FOR CASH.
Any thinking person will be easily eon
vineed that a machine purchased of nor.-res
ident agents is store to become a urievance
and caose extra expense, while machines sold
by me will he delivered at your residence
and full instructions given without extra
charge. until the purchaser is compestet to
run the machine to perfect satisfaction.
Machir.e Oil and Singer's Needles can be
had by appplying aO the undersigned at the
depot in Rayville.
G. WILSON WRIGHT,
Rayille, l.a.
May 18, 1878-3m.
8herisP Bale.
B O. Fdwards & Co State of Louisiana,
No. 766 vs Parish of Richiand,
J. M. Riley. ) Parish Court.
By virtue of a writ of pliers . ft. issued
from the Hnel. Parish Court, in and for the
parish of Ricbland, Sate of Louisiana, in the
above entitled and numbered suit and to me
directed. I have seized and will offer for sale
at thle isoor O the court house in tile town of
Rayville, said Parish of Richland, on
Satnrday, the lst day of June, 1878,
at public auction, to the last and highest
bidder, the following described property,
to wit:
Nine (9) head cattle. marked crop and
split in rilet ear and upper crop nla tie left
ear.
Seiaed as the property of J. M. Riley.
defendant, and will be sold to pay said delbt
interest anti all costs.
Terms of sale-Cash, with the benelt of
appraisament.
J. A. LIDDELL, SheriIl
Sheriffs Offiee, Rayville, La.,
May IS, 1878-3t
Sherif's Sale.
S. C. Herring )State of Louisiean,
Na 977. vs. Parish of Richland,
A Dyson. Parish Court.
Br virtue of a writ of A. St. ismed
from the HonI Pariah Court, in and for the
perish of Richland, State of Louisiana, ia the
above entitled and numbered suit sad to me
directed, 1 have seized and will oSer for sale
at tie deoor of the court louse in the town of
RayvilJle, saidl prisl of Richlanml, eo
8etrdty, Use 8th day of Jus, 1818.
at public aection, o the last sad higest bid.
der, the following decriboea property, er wit:
One se Seagmente ofarmiuble ie In h i-*
teenhe wheel. One piaion and gudge
for mai shaf sad head wheel.
Seized s dthe propermy of A. Dysse,
defendent, and will be sold o pay said debt,
interest and all corts.
Term el sale-Twelve meash eedit,
pnrhaser o give hood with appoved semur.
ty, beariag 8 per eat. interest
J. A. LIDDEL, ISheri.
Sheril's OBop, Rayville, La.,
May 25, 1W7b-3t
Wyche Morgan ) Stateof Loeisan,
vs. 463 Parish of Richland
James M. Berry & Co. 14th Distriet Cort.
B Yvirt-e ofa writ of pluries fm,issaed
bot the Hanorabie 14th District Court
in and for the Parish of Richbiand, State of
LOsmisiasna, in the above entitled and num
boed suit, and ao me directed, I have seised
and will oler for sale, at the door at the
Court House ia the sown of Rayville, said
perish of Ricland, on
Lkmtdy, te 15th, day of Jume, ISI,
at pubbi saetion, to the last and hilghest bid
de·r, the following described property, to-wit:
A ersein Lot of ground situated n the
Town of Delhbi in tde Pbarish of Ricand, Ira.,
in loolk Na 17. eper plat of said ama, eit
ntd on the south side of dtbe Noth Lomials
& Tea Railsead, boaeded a he east byI
the popert of tih estate of Frenk Miles,
ksowan a"Ressnurnt," and on dt nmoth by
the mibred eserve, and on the west sad
ameh by lts of Mrs. P. Cordelie biahp, hav
ig a frot ea said raiload remserve of LAy
feet and a depth of ne hunbdred and e
feeLt, together with all the hildimags and ira
proeeerms thereon.
Term of sale-Cash, without he heae
appraissent.
J. A. LIDDELL, SkeriC
Sherite Oalce, Rayville, La.,
ara 11, 1878.-6t.
MrAGISTRATES' BLA NES,ol every
S decriptionli, nearlly execultcd t tdli
Utice on die ahorteut Lutice.
Sheriffs bale.
James 1:,1~mlen State of Lolisiana,
No. I t .i vs. l'arih oflt Rwthaa
Amanda I.. Millsr. 14lttl )istrict('ourt
By v.rtue ,of a writ of di. fa. muated lomn
tihe Honl. taI It )ih-trt ('ourt, in and for the
iparish of liRwllanil. State o.f Loaisiana. it.
the alvt ruttl*.a I mnt numenltireld meat andJ Mt
me directed, I have sizexl and will oler Oin
sale at the ali,r of tihe. r.olrt ise in the
town of Rayvill., sail p:isalas of Richland,
on S~aturd:ty,
The: l., dadi rf .f ns'e, 1818,
at public auawtia.m,o o tlhew lt tetal highest bit
I ier. the tfllowimns dherihetl property situated
ill thime Pari-h of Richland, tn-wit:
The tlurth west qeuaner of section six, and
the morth half of the south west quarter of
sectianm ai, township eighteen north, rasm.
ten eat, entaining two hulnmtred ad foty
amre" of laul, ogethler with all thie buiding
macll aiuproivenlelnts tlereon.
T ermn of sale-Cash, with the beaeft of
appraijement.
J. A. LIDD:.L, Sherif.
SIerifri O1,.e.
Rayville. Ie.. April 27. It78-tit.
Slheriff's Bale.
Abe Thiomonso State of Leouisianm
vs. Nlo. 8335 Parish of Rhiland,
Peter Recoulley. Parish Court
B Y virtue of a writ of FL Fa., isned
euln as twelve months bond, free
tihe ll,,nerable Parish Court in and fr
tile parishl of Ricllamdl, State of Louisiana, i
tile altove entitled and tumlbered seit, and to
me dimreted. I hare seized and will ofer efo
sale at the door of the court house in the town
of Rayville, said parish of Rlihlasd, ea Sa
urday,
The Ist dy ofet Jun, 1818,
wtithin tlhe hour prescribed by law, a pblie
auction. to the last anm highest bidder, the ul.
owing described property, tr.wit:
The south east quarter of mouth wet qua.
set' north east quarter of seth west quarter,
section Ive, township sisxers srth, mange
six east. containing eighty acre of led mare
or less, together with all tm imildiagp Ie
impeevements thereon.
Terms of sale--ash, without ite baet of
appraisement.
J. A. LIDDELL. Skerib
Sherif' Oef.c
Rayville, La., Apr. 27,18178.--4.
W H ERRAS, e the 1th day of April,
1878. I a cIertaim soe eBls, wltd
white spot is te towhead, about twm o yeesm l
was duly strayed below m by J. . Wm
the owner of which is '.uad s. pow,
therefore, mless the ownr sM ppear a.r
prove property and pay eharges mee aeing a
law, I will proceed. on
Sat rday, Ithe 25th day of My, S1 ,
to sell said esesay, a my oace, to the hiee
bidder for cash, at mo less thea two thirde the
apprased vale.
H. W. MsLEMORE, J. P.
Rayville, April ,et, 187i--ti.
James C. Cooper S) at of Leteleam,
vs. No. .We Parish of Rirkiaad
C. H. Moom, shetile. 1ith Diseltu srt.
et al.]
B Y virtue of a writ ofalinsl . Ia. inesd
from the Honorable 14Ih Distrist Csart
in and for the pbtrb of Richlaed, Ift Of
Louisiana, in the above etitled salt, dula .
me directed, I have seized and will fter fr
sale at the door of the court houe in the Iow
of Rayville, said parish "of irbland, as
Saturday the 15A Day of JUIne, t18,
at public auction to the last and highest bdder
thie followicag de-.criuel property, twit:
An uaedivided one-sxith (14') ineseest is
Lots one and two ( & 2) in square igs ()
in the town of Rayvile. La., emek let beaing
sixty feet on Benedetle Street anid suaaaq
heak south tmte llnm red and twenty fset e
Louise street, as per plat of tile town aof ay
vilie, La.. together with all the buildiag. med
improvements thersn.
Terms of Sale-Cash, with the beedte of
appraisement.
J. A. LIDDELL, Shesl
Sheriffs Ogce, l7yviiWe, La.,
May 11, Itt78.--6t.
SHERIFFS WAL .
Semuel L. Boyd ) St of muleMas.
No 3'. vs. Parish ofe iehnada
R McLemore. 14th Disae Cus.
By virtes of awrit el i.i., ield ir
the Honorable 14mb Distriet Ceurt in sad S.
the Parishb of Risiad, Seam dof Imime,
ia de above enaided and mnembeesed si, ed
Same diecaed, I hlve sireedad wl dle
fr ale them de of th ceurt eas Lia thL
town of Rayville, said Parish of Ihhld e
Srurdaj . the 15th day of Jumr, 18t.
t publio uection, to the last and highet hd.
der, the follwanl described propety, wi
Tbe somb eat quarter of the esmb m
quarter and the west half of the eu m t eas
aqlsrter of section threme in Towemip e
teen, Raae nine east; Alsoi, dthe at l·lf
Ithe orthb west qunarer and te aith weu
quarter of the norts east quarer of nele
Twenty-ive in Towteship eigheen, 3ag
nine ease, togelmher with all dte hildi a
impovemen tts ~r. . .
.Semed as the at d& & 3aLea
Defendast, and wifl oldt pay said dus,
interest and iall cses.
Terms of sale-cas, with the bhene el
appraisement. J. A. LIDDELL, Uheet
SLeri 's OCae, Rayville, La.,
May II, 1578.-4e.
NOTICE.
All iperson hldig elame agalnt the -.
easiue of AJ.dn, bmps deia,, S
hereby noiied to presee the sm his I
dersigaed admiesssur. he asppeeval -as.*
jeJtion. 3. W. UlW S,
yille, May , II 1878-4t.
U e make m euy fhater a weh
quireal we will smet yaes. t 05
day t hese made by th lede ej
M en, w ao m , b ys and grlss weaas d m
whore mto work b h s New L Ith
Coarly otnit aal erssfees. Addeagrmus
& CO, Augusta, Maim.
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