Richland beacon. [volume], December 17, 1881, Image 2

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THE RICHLAND BEACON,
A Democratic Weekly Newepsper,
-Published at
Rrayvlle, Imislamsa t
d Ai 3ICILLExT
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The pmlrchae of 28 l0 acres of land on
Sicily Island, in CataIila paris!h. wrs cenm
Illeted last Tueslay, f.r the Ici*atiott of a
Russian 'olony, the first ever located in the
U.aited States.
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Tbh widom of the Ipolicy of emnlloyirng
penitentiary convicts on retton im lamlntaos
was very forcibly delnllola.lrated in I.sa'jitena
county, Miss, last Tuesaly, wien fifleen olut
of mevevneen mrteceilded in disarming andl dli
mounting their single ;uard and makinig their
esape.
L.rrrrs of Ihe Fire .i'end
last week mes one of peculiary fatal re
sults from Are. Seven miles from I'it-bur:rh,
Pi,en the Pittslurgh and Lake Erie railroad.
a boarding house for railroad hands took lire
from the overturning of a coal oil lamp, on
Saturday morning. Forty odld men were
sleeping in the lo!t, and ten of them perish
ed in the lames, thr.e others were fatally
burned and eight badly burnel. This llorros
was proceededl only a few bhours by an ex.
plosion at the Keystne Rolling Mills in
Phitburglh, which relulted in tlihetesmtrction of
the mills di the less of s-veral lives.
On the~tiglt of the Lth instant a tire brok.
eat Is a theater in Vienna. *hicb was crowd,
d with spectators, •ad it is estitnmated that e,
weeam S0) am I 700 perished in the flames.
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Tr ial by Newspaper.
The persistent efforts that have
been m1ade to try by the newspapcers
the ease of Lynch vs. Chalmers gives
point sad elect to the following ex
tract which we take from the Wash
Ingtoa Capital:
But evidence, either positive or pre
asntive, is anso element that does not
e ter into that peculiar process of ju.
risprudeoee called trial by newspaper.
Is fact, we have observed in such
trials that evidence iovariably embar.
reusesilhe'proseeution. All that the
newspeper prosecutor requires is pen,
Ink, paper, type and a press. With
these be eas lle information, indict,
try. convict and sentence say man,
hilb or low, for any erime that it may
please him to select from the calendar.
The only thing the bewspaper prose.
eltear ceaot do is to imprison or exe
ate prsuesoat to his sentence.
There amre various grades of lies.
There ik the lio probable, the lie plie
adbe sad the lie poseible.
I. tke came of Joornalism, we pro
test inest th practice of wild, gro
teeque de(festioe, called "trial by
mewpaper," which has already fetch
ed the Amerian press into contempt,
well ighb nflllSed its legiti-ate iouu
*oe nad destroyed its power.
For Lthis abese, unfortunately so ex
teral remedy is practiable. Litle
lws are eless. The charactor that
she Ameriss press h los by it li.
ease easst h rpaired by prosect.
ag editors fo libel. AAr all, there
fo.r, the qseufi of remedy rests
with the j Itself.- Vickrbbrg
;d g, Leels P. u yi , as e ed an ,
&Ly~i:estemmed eittsee of Mooree,(
san isses of several wees s i
Therurksy saferoon. Judge LanayJ
;ag ased* et ibi pariah, sueat id, Im
W-- a eespcted. at theripeold I
st BHe was pariah Judge
dOy prbh 1tm ls3t to 1844. II
l the iNdge has bee. oeepy
urpealtris f a private ctii
a..mW leaning shk erished
,:" , ~l eel w him perseally. a 1
S1SWgie wh did. lie wa s
ldtma~bhk repute d la.
I POLITU(" OF TIE FUTURE.
A an Rfymflrag Timeaht
Poliltcians are always precit.liig the early
demise of the opiposm., party. ani often go aºO
for as to pt:hilt.h is ,abthm.nry while yet it 1"..
itse5'es an iltIense lamount of vitality. Tie:
Satiolnal Greet.I:stk {I:It:y is noiw ,Itgaged in
h;lls prophletic hu',.0e.s Inlld Iprpll-rig lhe tun
- eral dirge 1f Watll thle I)De.trnase atit Reljul.
liean ,partie ; and emch of the latter liatb qullie'
ly . thle olther away so ofttea that we couli
s-armtly *lllnllmrrl-'t the fllleral crcnsiIonI, swul
.st1ll th.*y live andl Vlihen taca:ou, oifers plunge
if lildiy mutl. the eone.nt ar 'thlice aid the splilu.
Tihe fact is, we lnever knew but olne party tU
edie, adi that was killed by our civ:l war; or
Smore corrett'y sllrakittl wits absahletl.d by mlht.
SRepublicai party North laid by the lie t.4.
. rratic parly Southl. belul drawn inlto the latter
bly seetlmanal .elhthg or as ttost of our respert,
, ed old WhVIm allile.. IIm ., they ai.,c·,i I t he le
rof twt ivils. il ie s ket kepin a mctsaytug po.
-I'
htital bud.y always by either ithe bi:,,lrs tr
'orruptioi ofI Its vicltorous ladversary, or by
the ti klerl:e.s of hlumllran natlure.
We verily lwihevcd a few years ago thite
t the (;rant lo!ity hlii killed the Rel.ub:ieu:i
party, hut thl- bi ll ers of the lDenmtocrats arin
if Ihe licki-eias of our Nortlhrn conlvert reulis
e itatel it, t tilli-1 l) Iat I - !;t'v ts lltch it:talty
as it td4I4 jt.- at the clhtse oif the war, if .t
really ituire. T'he stretitht 'lt ta I) ,'.rar it
party is miiArrow' <lowni t. t lie itathit
mtates at3l New York, swith thaitihig butt the
clit) t supill.irt it 'laiit in: the latter a I tonee
Sof its -trgii intl I alptumreud in thIe Soiuth.i aitid
e tihat thr nghl tile imami p' I ll;iy of Ilhe ,*trmo
est it, iour opitain. nti.t we v.rihv be lieve
thatl n4"tlhlnl lil . ."ci:: -nl sa eeitini, or the iilln
rea-onabl t le cu,,tiiel lroj, lite of the Nortih
a aii-t etx-('unflur.te .-uI,lirs pInrl: u,::te
e I'rnocrl: " ",llu r eln y inl tie '. ithi. It is
I inaturaIl t rer-ntl inl-ln!t alill ot.t'qllllel !lt t~
be mbettledl by eotiiutal dios'riijtiumPiit aild the
jeering reP ril ks al...: rebelt trairtm S "  1 "
reap et lur, jt* rea- tin' .i', t to s:.lch at:a. ksi
But this wil all! cea- '- ilo .l:ay--tnd tIheni
what !
Thire Demtnotcratit party ran om.ly regain it.
str'.rtlnly ar. nati iilal alt-irs andil rtlin it'
ipower inl tle DeLrtiltra tlr tl! at's by tl e wis'st
policy lland mllst con-umltate slatlsmalllthipl
while the least blunder will prostrate it p.r
ShaulM forever. These are pIipablell. f'lr'v, tr
which mi is filly to shlllt ourl eyes, no ilmati I
how tli-agreeable they tniay tI'.
The pricitlies of D)emoirraryare as en
dtcine as time prl'ipilts of i tatiie nndl truth
or as the spirit of lihierly itself. Bit to what
f lo the prinilphles I a party amoulnt so lIng
as these principlesl are italle sutbsmervient timý
the interests of ald lthe party is tolntroled by i
men dlevoil of Irimciple I A part) to slue
ceetl, nmllit have honest men to direct it as
well as ptrinciples to surtain it People wSnt i
to see men practice their precepts as wel;
as preach them.
So surely as "Trutlh ctui-led to earl,
will rise a,'Sin," mnust tlshctneiy a ind clrrlu
tiion be driven from power it our landl; allid
whatever party suceedls in doing this--te it
Demueratic, Rlepublican or Greenlclk-wili
be the triumlhalnt party of the litture.
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A FEARFI'L MURDER.
Ti.e Murdered man Trailed
Three Mlaclby hlsBleld
Feuad In an eld well (Jov.
ered wlh lBarrele and
(:Clunks of Wed. Hoew
the Murderer was
Abetecdk.
One of the most fearrfl murders which Irhas
occurred in this plriahd fur a number of years,
surrounded as it is with most revolting cir
unstanctes, oeamrred in Ward fit of tilts par.
isl, on Tlhrsday, Norvember 2-llit, not far
from Robeline.
Jim Randlolph disaplpeared n the day
lnamed. On Sunday morning, two days after I
he was missed, his frieids became anxllel,
crneerniasl limn and insltit!tei a search hr
him. Abtot tlireeqrluarters of a mile fromr
the lihos. of Bill Price, a colored imian., tl.e
searelters came uilon a spot which itidiatled
:irat some otie or sometbing lad been killed
aild diraggKed ol. They followed thie trail for i
amihut three ntiles to an old well, lwhich was
lillrd ulp wilh barrlels anl cIthuiiks. On re- J
nmoviig a pl(rti~Ln of tihe delria. a mai's fIuoli
was di coverei. (One ol the partyv inriedli. I
atlely weut aml I tlilitld J. N. itaraett Esq. ,
Justice of the Peace, df ward l, ol Itheir di,
covery. On reaclhing the sp thie Iholv wa- s
taken out indi found lo be that of Jimm Ran
dolph. He hadi been sbhol in tile Iback with i
a load of luckshot, three of whinbch wenl i
througlh his bIy, a nd'lhi head bleaten into i
ieiarly an uireet-iiiaable mass Near where (
Ratdoilth was killed were fotind iart of the .
kek sad pie of I ;un. It seems thaLt Pin in
iwas spiciotted and a search beiilttl made ai
ioe gait was found in Lis hIuIs. to whichi the i
brake. parts he.oitem. h1r. C Lt Htrsl.m'u ,ot m
stblre of wal 6I. tsalr tip :im i::iks in the i
ihlhin of evidence, an.ld Froui ';y arrestled Ite 1
sauppomed mirJerer. ihe wi btrought o tlhis
plre last Mte lay aud is now it jail awaiti
This malel.r, with all it. eircumstances and
tertile details, is one of thie most headish
whlit ih hL een lterll ratelml ih this plrirsli for
log m thsi The S(cts will he elcated on
ti.e trinal.--Ketmkisrhr iaeif';ates.
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ils Hatwood anlmi Jo. lblter na In. i
Swere rivals fur the hiel of a youlg ladly.
Haqrywood senmass have gut the inside tra.c.
1As any roate ater way laid him as he was
pig Ifrom tie y IbS lady's house Its Min,
-ay uLiglt and killed him. The naurderer
wI irn doe w mit dosd. Thass the way
ith ousiers de thrm.
yues. 1411
' Primntinal Bill.
It secn3 that it i  utterly inrýibrasle for a
IgAr:it:stitr. to meet in this State without hI.
7y irg a wrst;e w'II iarinting bill. The -Gov.
erinor, it his me-age, ret·rrdl to the neltglet
*" OI !th- pretint Leiit-atlltre at ts firl ae-tcon
:e t,,i ei.a't any mw re: iuve to state pr:ntitg ito
It oittrrutir y ii tle ;.ri i-ions of the ('nsti~tu
Stioll; al this al l',ars to have ol'p.nel lthe
I-` way tur :he int:dti.ttlnm of bills on tl.e sub
et jeil of aitverti-Iao awl printing lint.ited o,.ly
1 by the biIto1iary lires of the state and tlhe inen%
tal nite] ra:. ual jpwers of enti',ira'(ee cf their
g writers, w hib'h are a!o'it a. iiitell'igble to t'
I. oInrlilti:y ratctir-ina:ticntlatly tlhose who, kn.iw
ti aiinii::.g ah at hit printietng bhindt-- as5 the
or snatrit or 1 h-.m bit r:vlyphiics. Ihlie
Sriters r-t uWIi t. it rite a st.-t* printing law
" tin! getIII Iri, Jtii',', tip toI the sn.tji,' t atI.
ier wt ! : t "lr. t i h-ei' : y teir klt:w leIlge
i tr 'tnt f ,.t'lewi I,'e, w ,hlac is all the arTne
- o.i -- 1", l p, r ,rr !r. rc _ e. uml' 7 revi.-r rrn.l<,t
i'" *an ri:lu.rc . i, .ii itf tae c.iSt of 'ratIt.,:: a
or ielt ,pa, ."r. thl.y hniiih foit itl( a law lir
Stie tre;i a ;it , if Ip:r.-h lmi;' t g.
STh. tes f. a f, h' lave .,nle-tedl the pc. r.
'o r`! f utf tnew-lslater , 110:4l:1-her! 8as the
" ip, cial I, t,- r f t o, tr vlie:,;:u0. n d, l lto have
i.l .!u n ,r " ,,i. s-l!,,s a- the r i-!Mlrumrnts ,t
'. I ortlure. who, |'li-r," tI . it l.i--i.ti withh her
ty Ii pr.,"i'i ,e t, of Ne '-* I- ti hav. e .o iia: y
it c.h:s::. : in " it ,r; i:ia.; law th't it far :y
i( n|::kL) cs e t 1 3 hics:0 I >l l' n I' It, l a tllm t tl l kr
S.:"e aN it thI:ei awl they ..st:il suo un
he ";:i int ,'un.
te I i %r ' r1; .1.e ": "t the Pre- .s -A.'rin!i :
till ra. t a:rt 1 ,ay for ple "nu; fa-t,;g a t,, l"raty r
n,' ti tell, Par':r ti '!'ivr fr ui tro:o frther -l.s't t
v' :.v "'r-t'iii' .
i" S .riC.us'y, it ia a Kr-st Tity thait ,,,ir lc::l,:-"
th lr-i o il fl t e :1 this pr.nn rtnl h.ters regt,! at
it" if, like a I lsther branches oif tr:te. with.
ihi I..athy r e'.pernto a a hbeiw!, or l ,e. let
i:: .ri W o k, +:.rg Wp "er i i slt, ling a!- ,t it l i.
he ltarne a law. 'ton Iert that law reitit, in ftrlCI
If' .r at least t;t o or threte c t lrs
it ! - ----- " N**" " -
e We wou.t hie phl'a.el toi know the nti:i- of
at mtran or raitnti whit ha s never hadl h-l
ti ache, anl a h wa nevter n' j.-t to t:
it at:t.it. As thesie are 'irvr-al troble,. a
it it!er Iatvi'e rigtillt notI ,Si iI .ll;tty emtidi,!
t iv lvtl- a.rits tlhult ii ii tI-"m* ifre and etve-,
S1:.i z r0ld ..ni trs Alwao y. le .fllrtmrn .ng yi, ur
tiZA, at e , ith natti n -,.t; ie p.r::ttive . ills . it
they st,'r,' nao d dleti l ttll e. L-e ta ti.: pIr
it L;ti ve. one thl:t will ctoil the cotiiach arid tl 'i
t r ou'i th!li ve-r aonl boc cis witlh eaise Indi
i., t ni ti. ii. Ench a rimiy as iP.tilry e
r'ALI Ia A ertI .--e-li "e !i. 2t.
th C(Ivil Service Rearsm.
at I , ring the dijr ..s in of thist -tel.jttl in thli
' mate la-it Trei.tay, Mr orchtees+ prestcte
soi d ethl ri-i I by th*" clerk a joint tesoltetain,
ly whitih Ir.r..es an ,merdreent to the Con-ti
e tiin prolt ling that ai' tnfitrns+" rrls. revelnte
I'lr .lictrs, jlle*r -s, n.,:rsh-ilh and Untied .tate
iat lestrict attrnIey- shall tw elected by the pio
I ie of the states. in which their slulte sihal! Ile
ptirf l°tud.tl in such mitt r as d:he leg,-lit.trrc
t. l*h:,t; provi le.
SThi. ir in atcord with th"e .pii of pulre
ilt, rlbhetialnisnm, hat it it not civil s-trvite re
it form bly a Kret deal. Tha principal notltarle
ii ti real reform in eontiterting many oif the
afaira of g*,vernment, par it ularly as relatis to
revet.nes, is to -re tfi lu in the too frilentli
change of officer, and tihe uncertainity of thin..
tenure of iothe.e, which will not be rertrived
by the liprposed amendrntilrt. f
There are other offices b-ildces that of Si.
preme Jitle of the l.Unitedl State, the dhtii-s
of which w tild be better descrharitedi if the
incumbents should hiold them for life or gonel
a be.havior--0f men of capability were placed
, in them and kept there duirinti their lives
r. elijet to remoyal onlt by I imTpreahment. If
Sthi, were the ease there would be+ less petu
r latin s lid far better adlninttlratro .
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President Alnrthu' recort ntend"atrpn in reli
tiiTon to sllver cerlthlCi.tes wll not meet with,
r geerts alvor from the miemhters of hi- own
i party. He slva : "I approve the rerlnerni I
r ihtUi of the .erretary of the Tfreas.iry that
silver trlltatlate.. They firm an a..ne-f..ary
Sadhrtim to ithe paper Irc renry. A stirleaicelt
I amtune of whiuh ,tany be reatily s.ruppiieJ by
' li tatonal l ha:ia.' TJhts i. a iamsiy Iil nght.
there is irinch tclsiirewv int rl'irrnl i.
ing the retiretisent cfi ait anif-.3t ai-ihhtan,,t
ti the pae.,r c-Irreay, whsblic re. 'ents si
mualh rnatttiudal batik c'reuat.-lbe-rlWe  actI.
t In cof,rmity !o this r"'i'ciimehdaitin, if we
,omi.take nit, a Iii cI " alirenuly Laee ihtroilceil
to atafi; the citeliage of silver maid re.tre the
silver i-ertifi.ate,, or at least to restr.ct the
c ,in'gO' I silver. At ch hlls are pasa-id
I im the tlterest of the wenaiy ,and ii the ii:
ajury of all others. There is already in etre.ila.
litl all the money that the mltioi,,aires wantit
a in circulation. and they po.,iose tc keip it
Sdown to a c'ertauit amon0; but there is noft a
museh as would be for the gaiich of ,he ma0- a
-ad ift tle Demn-erats at! Repuh'ir'ana crithtnimn
ta'h loi;2er the u.:iicy fif cint-anl'lirt tlhe
errency they will itrive the isa-se inloi th:
-eNatmemal 1ri.eelntuwk party. WIemmevr the.
attempt is ma.le tr, Parry imIto eeecutiallt tlme
propnsition to wthlr-law the treenhn.iiks from
p circmlatton there will be a woralerfull prlttqpl.;
I i'vtl ation in the land. The greenba-k 1itrlty
will siMtnleiy lteonome the biggest party in the
SThe Cleveland (fOhio) Leader asserts, uteo
eniplhatically. nho the aathirciy of onme of
its reporters., 1that Ito.drelsol thIe yroune ladies
of mihat City arte h:ablitnau aml'ers. They do I
not call it gambamng, but poker playing, an I
may that they olity bet to n'tkit the matiee in
mtl'rri.tii4u; heut we, the cncncuiartei' have at.
ways teen taeeht to regard all gamins iin
I whi'h therIe is any kid of bettmln as gambling
ail c'an never tioerstand the ete liie of
cisjiachion drawn betwee gatmbting and miot,
gamebhlhg by thore who gamb'e.
tueek : or the bc s li.e,
Our astrlratic ,.· and pra".straai, i'pre'.asa
tati-e inl C ';arr -, (e. J. k arIy Kait ;; III
* saruoiacasi severalt bills dusriung the abcet
fs:alt' lLs.ra-- l iaL:++ sa"n in r""-,inn, which fr
p:+-..y4 will ibe ort Brent 11t~:51aas tienflt ita
Lsaas-iiassa arili thae 1!I--i, .ssfag %4 a: ;-v s:sasa.
""ft tiat~tar1,!! ia:%a ta - tarn is t adri .al"t' the, intt.
pra- a-arsrasat Lat :hte :- ,i sava aa Fini .. toa rat t.!
its 1a1iaars, atd i~r I 5:r iasstl" a tsal ft his-cr
a~t '~1,ata-sr. We ht it- 1aa.ala ht- N .1t asarsara its
* a- utsr as thiese 111ill- tlraas:itst asatsrS- s Itari l
C) r pre ' .tt re,-· *"tl,.n ln r ftr*'ll
I' ysrn wI.5tt a aaaaid, sltaait~stltal .nait 1.
cIa.- il 5and ia t." usat- at
SAlts the Rivada to te Sw ataaw, '55ataf
.lasaaasvjiarh:t faathe aarasrarnv, ati n,nea w,i
in IIrtry - :I,. r ; rm" rng te !1'51
- hr I:lrt ta ta- '5,l ,- r th.:ath ý-at %%1, .
in'"1 asIN t"a 1(".0 i-; a.l t ia. lata's a tta.. a .all 5:'
fl it lrt·ttay tI r. ar a r ar, -tata'' 'IaI.)( , r
l",:"r.;aa?Vta. aarv~e~-,atai ya"t We. laa., ysit arasat
P.. two a-aii-i. anma haaa,aasts vaa'ssisa lar!-, hasia
ta.r --z. 4hI.- ~arsaI .a-. a as-a- jaf'i
er r a.eam' z.. -r I-. v"aTorasa - · oaf haa .5 h : h
N ait'a ir.ala" n:.d fah.ea aways Tha otist
,i aras :1 Is 1" atws -n lrr. Ili. ali .e~gia it a-k:."
"(1t.at 151 II, IrAL t H, I : ".+a ia. atartunflaa teaaI
sat re.:tal~.:a- La atli.' .u15.5y y.ar,. lire.11.
}":11- AI)vFI"TIIIM M:\ 1'S
The New EOrleanaa IhanuwcaaS
and New Orhr.a a. Cou rti.v
Swiaauelk laed Ileetmaber
Ara~a't~lli -a llaa st -n 'alra.-oth f~cial
A ry.!.a ara- a ta" .-, a:a..-I f:51 Saa
Navay I!ara-V , a t," It..aaa -l. r. a ". a- t- at'1(a-d ta
rv("ry Ilr."",, i 1(r. ~t,.1 w Ire,!. iil arC . .
iii'..! aar a: try t." a' ta-n " - l5' ma
Iiiaia :,ttl,aaa'a.a.,ra(, t:,. f a"r""-.r ,l'." saa to fisr
a :' taa e-aara" at.iaal ( if -t a:,- tb~it it,.. 1'tI n
irittaitlA t s : sa*- that ,t a-iaa., a7ae as
sat '" alatr-i-las. ama faas.ra+r.a Ia t 1e, !asata- .
thaat they tan 5a-aa.a5 asisay expaect to 1555a atss
l !it s-aot, a(1ar". pa-h sail prrt rio ti.e
-A t), a aip(la V'IaL~st a15 ls t ttss
.%i"Naa Iaaltas latwa tl,.plT (raat lstaa(alaaar- - t
ja aCR~tits 45 Isfaratsa5 sato the .aaass5L i:aa taasia
frs tar-- .n55c " ps"lavw 1.-ass aaaiaist tiac . I' r
Ne-w ( )a Ita r.. aI~taa- ha,- 5avat fit Ila tray yeaa(a
rla'·aa al AS( at I the lea It:,g is t. the tJaattaaa 5a.ry
T~a h e aaaialat. ta--ta. Tftm Tax wit.r to)
CHAT, ".1.: asaataaiy til, besat tis-saafaaa. thae a
faIaahtat jataia.'a, asat tr:c" It wiltl at s.ay bea
N aha a afasyvtlaara ISta ,a tal-:a paper tit* sse t.a
fit--3 nail. it,' ""ch tnr, planter, ar r er" 'ti
faa., aasa has-irle aaaa arsa Iiasfd lett-t taapa. afl
Santalat, 1.0- - tiaalraa a: asi clistr-tan'ts~ aaalaa ha'
Ilsi 15 It l a s 5at- st. tflsasa- Clas asass a4 "" the,
(Xaatrasaav,'e oh :1- i--s.-. it is' thse aottit.aji
50(55! oa ty an-n :.a In fsaaftr. 1.1st, sar.
an a atmeril 5ii it oaaa larsa-I t ras to ti that f s-t
vaaattarl Ias 'I:ti : sittl the Weekly TImis'
I1taat cAT s-hntaia r. iril emerry plawa of basr
:ra,-a.d eavaer-t-y ta5a.a.ý to5 aje :uu.a.wvts-c.nati as
liul f (Lý t~tlira p 11i
Te vt:d rid C:l T:irt f fo t'.e eitly are as a
fa.Iuaws, -51aa;.sia" ll :as I. lasca:
Ihisa- year (a'.ay say) ..> <l. Six n5trtha te.. i .
7 br.".o' u a.,n~ lns- ... ......3 (file 1111,-.. l
1'ts atage prepsaid.
aile ratera, tar 'air Wsaa, ly are as fai:osw'
OIaa rlrast a(, !arta ~tui: ir) ~ld·ir tact) Sii ailtraats.
aa, yart-a. ~e tsalº-).. -1 tat PSIX~ pssaja 4s.1.
.:,crn~a. 'Itarte Inut t ·a--5 ) Yualage peep ld
a
ahae Keek;, it neer yr l-a than 12 pasceraits ass
taaLe, as."1 is tay liat- besta assd) Cheap.esajaet i
Lae-talay paaper lasti.snlsaaia
The Democrat's Illusitra ted
Alwaipac a
Fora ti a 2.i asti a
Hatnd-Book of General Infrmtin
Ass aaiaar.tat worat of 1211 iaaaa aijxat o
aaa aaa j'i'aal l1. IaCa., prin"." n finelty tled tSwaukti
jas·ret' ft+trateai ttanarsglahnst in aith mast isa-ai- 5
till Ptgttcraastat; ands ruaas:assind(, be-s is"e all 'C'
ithe sataartnraasun f"t a"aa."ia1 to fhe vaslezsrlar,
vt:at~atiaia taral, faaaa rtI ataaa-taal n(rn t ato irfsasrai p
a-si, taalaaa at srr faala-taitr uon the polbtssa-l anal I]
Cii'.sl dli'.555afa. palrlaatrfn. naraea oa ataat.sli!i
Mtate andsa ftsssaasaaala ; reacurtal oaf Jollies a-le
taa~fl prosa-lafi ata. rusirtaaattaa Kaaaalagaal tarrats.-a"
A eatacsa, voa., oaf the pratea s L( ar.a Ofr-r
A rxaas-ari l. 55tena-vaar'a-. .MlraIatais~ppia Alttlaeasai -
tendsl LnPttswilcl. as rsagisafrett, posS I pre
atLerD ca aisf at aa ak
AsIatre arnl~·rul maasslaaa4Srsla as,J Ia-tirCata to'
drrre~, i: o~e ~ 'CKt ~dr I', Ia
In ~ ~ ~ ~~a tt15-55- [55.oCteO~IC~yDd pi
Tins ·II'Itct.1 s BIs as ssl te a CK
ata rt is :ar <a-at taR- , gusaa a
anasIatr fO1/s tt.tss psta
; - .---_ _ ._ - . . . ..
I}.:imrt' of the pr,.,,.?le I'.7 s of theI Par.
,sh /, LA!ulda jal the e 1312.
11 t i.r '.i.- Jury ,f the Palish ra Ri,-hl.
I m .I. it, " - "~ a- 1 ,! .* n v t rss * I. it ' a 'c o r la n o e
Iw:h ala , have 1.1- datay taile nal tiadapted
r ,. 1 1 g" mi 1 tat, -; a: t t. o t hl t , *-t.aI te oa a the
,1'r ( .b,;al e xlr. .-a t'.r the yer !."'. andtl tthe
I+..: 1- a rtlyv I.r .! -r°t I hlb .-hea as lthe Rim
LA.t !A' o)N 1rr thirty das)l . a- h)o law to.
Prl:,iatr, a O4 t
Psalle'rta. a 4
f('/iii "t, K',. )
.Makling a to:sl of $r. .U O
Aad .:.ed IJrc.COlls . r I-t, 1.l 1.
ELIJ AH ('CiTT,
r J.No. . BLuntit.a, Il'rC.,lentrL
1; leek.
I .t ( . t . . ..
. I
. I .1 a . I :e . I ':lart.ht tI It,. .,lat. ,
auJo,. Nohe. }I ward 'sg,·-lrtel's
A ('l url.
By vlarAt, if a writ of fi if i--ined from }
thle a I t wartI MNaiitrate', ('turta in atnd
fo tr the I arl-h ft Knahl.,ral. Stter (of I.aniitslala.
n tit*' ai'.,'e ratoIted ii t liI Itln eredtl suit, :ailt
to,- rtle dir-tre I fuat(e erizejd landl wall Ofrer
frr -.a!e wwa'rsn it. " htaar, prgararlsere by law.
h-f . re-e tir f.! s ti Cioaaaurt Hou.e, Ia the
:twn If Dettll.i.on "
.aturd'Iy, the 24 h day of Denmbe'r, i
"t p,., n, ti-on, to :h"" iA"t a1c4 |,i~lhe:t bid. i}
.!.r. tIe ta!oiaw'ilj; dr. trihttlwd Iprperty, t-L-wt
(O.e tara.y II 't.
'i . at. t-he ; raalarty of Johnt More.
tr ef ,tatt. t.t1 I i I Lte .1..I n f 5at' y e. it
aV fit . t ti I: t , Itr*i .-t "iarI all at',ds
T"'er in "t1 .ait-cia ha, Iith ile bealeAt of
S A. OWE:N.
('cstable. I
* 1 i, La.. N v "4:1, l`l'.-4t.
ICC'('('ESNION NALE.
, 't.rs't,ioae of Daniel R Pa'i:, Ilrraiwid.
1 B a lrtnte of an rayrlt rt ' *..,. iast "ad fr im
th ,et, Hri .*,h ,Ib rwti (.., . T antI f.,r th*e
itrii Stih ,of a.hlrarad. Nate ".' Louisiana, in thelt
Smaraatter tot the arcceaoaltn , t.  rI. 'ettl Ie
r a.tla d,I at I na r a t art: c :,-, I .w ill lto-r for
S. ale. at t llt ritrg Store lately kept aby the t.
•".a-l, it, h. twn o Rayvtle, L.a.n a
Thursalny, the 15th day of DJcermabe.,
1381, It
t n.tht, i , attian, to the l-*.t arn. hitghet hbi d
tfr. ,arnd within the hnoar precaltd bytl-t y l.w.
tite entire atark cwtainei ain spoll dtrig .n , ,
aa .n.tlsag aJ litt4se. nt-r ! iaIle, air tIOni too"- f
ire Illl', a 1 !u8a rt'erption .,f it- saarle cIan
'. ..-en on the invrntt.I ,ry l .f " kid '.(oe O"n
:} W aa alt" a t le I athe irt.- a.tre.
TIrma. oti -..,lr--tath, wth tlthe balet of I
IEFM SecOrt.
Shrtiff. (,i fr, P.Rayri!t La, bheriff
el.ae.n,ter, 3it, I1 .- 4lt.
Shorifal Sale.
Wr,. F. Easter, M. )D.
No. ta. t s. , State of Lo isaiana. 1
Mrs S. A. Niehlls A Prish of Kthiland,
lliusbent, Irahlladllvl y j 5t1 Distrt Court.
& T'iutr.i. J
By vartntro a writ of fit. inlsd from ti
the jiHaal. :,th lat,:rt ('unrt in aind kit the par• I
irh ' Rachlanad. iat rof Lu,-iraala, in the p
alt'e entitleltd staul Inumerel tust, anil to e.'
datrect.id, I have .eie'd anal will offer iar sale al
atI tIe door oaf the ount hotaue, III flte town of
I(ayville. on ii
Saturday, the 17th day of Deeeaber, 'I
at publie ntlialn, to the hst afal haitheest aid. I
der, asel washin ti, a,' :1 5s prte-crstual ay law, t
thle followtag de-ir'-ll I ropll raty, to-wit :
The sath t'at a*ellltltrer f -roith a.at qlarter t
of asertion twenty-eistht. an-I north eat .jlurtte
of north -wet uiartner of sar ao twenallay-t.wo,;
all in townathil, hltern aii:t!h. fange t.l CUrf.  t
contaianing 't11h( rrets. earm" Of letss. a
Trtins of rale--Twelve naorth.s r elith, s
puarchaise.r to give bantl with applrovedl setra oIc
my, braraltg 4i per -ent per "Ilnurm .Ia.er-aat nars
itate, aasd troutgage retnaital ton the prrtperty. it
LE ..1 t CII i, ra
SheriTfs OMice. Ryrilte, La., laerd. I. .
kecemnber brtl. i1 1.-:1.
`LCOCENJION KALE. R
Saarwreion of JaAjs Bie.p Dereeaal.
Rta'e of Lmotinna, Pariha ol ainIalIm
Iy rle of m er of e rosale, iatuead frram at
tie Hoor:ahle .t Itsalctlcl Cuarl at Iand fir the
Pattrilh iat Riahlatilne, .Stf.e taf the I.aaiaissatl
in the Stlaave arl-e-.ion ianI to me, tllr'rlettt, I
wrili ,ttfTr fit cr le, at tIlteac r o tIle euuerl lraaas
Ii the towal tIa Ray ilte. on
Wed landay, .fanuary 3rdJ, 1882,
at patIII-r e"Itesso oh th lP tsrt a tal , .ihl.rt hihitar,
ta. t;hllawiaig dea-.t*rd Itra.lertt I,, ,taauirng to
* litl t**lw.e-a.i-t, tIt'it : 1
Whr t * p1ine-, al,-srahetl a' LalIows: : i'outlhl
w wat quawrtr anl wr Lstl;aif ra th sata-a alcatar' at
tfr of t eat ,n .a . "i,,la ,.wtihiI 18 N.. kas,,e t
E . a.anftaairt Ill Str., ad-ia that ,dsifala id al
int-anll anttre-f ata the faltl,wing dar-i sacl.aI
lands: Tile notflalwi''t alaarter utdl rmtllleaatl
tllularter. anal tte oluaaithieat altlartelr taf nrlrth.
rett qualrtrr oat rt , l'tera w h I, T Ia17 N .
R, irtae it Eat- a; a:atI tat, three. sil atfal ei -fvn, -
rait sasalahwe-t trrcalana:l itlaslter *slat nurtal
wi-a tal Aarte ,,I Itaanrtaaa-t slaa',tet r to Naia' n
a,. Toiwr,,ela, h 7 N.. Ri,a-e ia EIait.cta tt:samafg
i n7 s.re.. nmre r lees;
ITermn of -ale---t.sh, walh !t. hiselift of -o
JOHN W. ;'TN%'aJ,
Dee. 3. 1IA8 -itf . lanjaaist Sor
IsR MALE OR IE3T.
I wall offs Ifrw -ale at puhliIr auetirmn. trle : h
lit-t ail hig l ,so malder. or tn) preto.ae, seaur i
lUeliai. La.. tia eu,y lemnaa, tan
IThuraday, If~ce ber 20th, 1881, 1
;all tay heInda. wmllala Iara w-tll aisprotvae, witl
gnri 6lt lOs, stabite. . a lperft Ieac-Tla a saa, w SI
I.r-ar"r-twer gilt, w u'i l hnara a a, e.l .ry* si
Ctcnria-tiaag tf mfai . tatrss, ciow, haia, pul· ar
Stlpt.l lil,salst-aciii aa l aatnle fraaaaae, paa--k. Ia
:iarrash aiaa ltataaatastirn tatals, wau-ta.a, plawtl ', -r.a
*gear; aina fat evart**rsug t*-rer-my to a as
i' malep  pase .ae. If nct sall, the o
I rland will be eeaat es tae arsle day aItann the e
I .u.t liberal •ans. . rA SL.
Dee. 4d, lsi,.l .i
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THE P~RE PRI88 00..
BeellU, Rlb.
Pcs tLAIATIeN.
Nellee I pleeli iMselkm I
To the qualiled s ters oe the Pueih of RiHeb
,lad, Louisiana :
Wher.as. the Pollee Jsy of the Pariah K
Rich il.l. in regular mneetig asseenmbld m
a the 7th;. a) of the moath of Novemhir, A. D.
18l, cart.nig pos a petatiols s eiiene, a
r provided by law, enacted adlntlane memlber
:t.b. orlerttg a special election to he held br
r the pur.l si ft acerinies the will a th
( people n* the question of licensiag the ile of
inrenicoting liquors is the diteseen wards ot
the Parith
ih'ow. thei n l, by vir"te of eid sit ve
Idesribd ordinaace asol in purtsra of law.
SI E)l:jei SoWan, Presidetts of the Polle Jory o
the Parish of Rnhianod. La., nami I Leas rie
.heritl of !.*al I'aris & ears' i.o aeturing
r otlie, tereof, do hereby issue this ur pee.
F Iclumatsni, gawig full notice to all peesuseand
I .ati zs.. of said PIarish hal these will he held,
oe s1 hurtay I)ecm uber ahe 15th. A. D. IUbt,
at the usual po:laRg placew n every ward of
mnil Pmrtoh, a sperial etetios, irt the purpuse
of dti ermtistinjg the will of the caierim, duly
qualiie.d electors, upon the quic es ofi limess
fereti wards rcf mtt Parish ; and you ae
herebly further notified tlat the qualified
voterr v vilsg at eaild eteine shall plarce spu
their t.ckets For tlse Lsrlnse," if in Lfvwr of
grantlesi the midt li.et .u; and . "laais th.i
lienise," if they dmlapre imsig of the
si.il eleetinuh a he held inenla nIrmy to th
l-w (of te Satee govor'ien eegsti ad ihe
v te of eaCh wa I r toe er d minew ein presing
or witli. lding lirenm e for the mia e aise
castg liquor in tie tspeotie warda
EWLIJAH SCOlT,
Prreilent Polie Jury.
l.ass 'Lr, Sheeig
Parish f Rishlead I.
Rayrillr, a., Nov. Ith, lItI.
at Eleea dolas, pelr thousemd, casi i
Apply to
bT'ANTON & L"VINGST,I
alyville, la.
Nov. 19, 1881 -Im.
Reapecftul y toles, hii ptfnreionnl e0riYe
i it, eh, citserall of Oyville and v.ciniy.
Nov It. I1 .-gi.
EG. FAY. M.D.
H levsn trokd at kTille, reepreflly
tolieta a ehaerr oif Ild•li pIrantut" ig. e as
he found Ias the Rcdhlsad Hnuse.
in . eail, hbetween utn Iesaek ld
'Shreveport , r ertatn oete of hanl, Hr tie
aum o' one hmllred ot lity dollarsr. dmw
by B. F. Aliaut,,fir ant nlaste piyable a ths
olter o" Jost T. I)arve, and due ont or 1shoe
.Ie 2oth Iht*. The nore was eainearby
me Alt isteros are warned augasat buying
e note. It the iemne miel w less aa
r $l2 or 15, rImwn by me. PeyoNet ha
bee.s opped en buoth t aid emoes.
S 8 - JOEL 1. DA VES.
Due..3rd, I8l.-.-s
I JOB WORK, of all kinos, foom a sees*d
-el !. U ll . Ill