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New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-13
Local Intelligence.

jolly FIsHERMEN.-OneO OF more dlscl-
pies of Izaak Walton abandoned skif in
the river some time Friday night, and II
was caught up at the head of Customhouse
street and taken to the harbOr police sta
aon. A box and bag containing nets and
other fishing tackle were il the boat at the
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-13

The partnership which has existed
between Edward Barnett and Marcel I: DucTos'
notarjes from the fifteenth OF Novemoer
1866 to the first of March, 1873, being dissolved
bv the death of Edward Barnett, tue undersigned
will continue the not8rial business for his own a"-
conn, at the old stand No. Is Royal street. All IN
formation relative she late business will be iUE
nisbpd hy MARCEL T. pUCROS,
nhl6 Iyno Notary Public.
O(Fce Of Orleans kas.rOud Company
corner white and Laharpe streets, New Orleans.
March 20, i873--A meeting OF the stockholders OF
this company will be held at the ohlCe OF the
companv on MONDAY, April Il, next, 1873, at 30
A. NJ there and then to deliberate on the proposed
increase OF capital and amendment to arscI" eighth
of the charter of the company
nIb20 I'm p. TISNE. JR.. Secretarv.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-13

L,nn ~ TuIs.-Io those seeking home
&,ead.. Rapidly enharcin: business 81 "Nl.d-
-, sites. We especially commend the sFien
Aia prope.::e, ai.er;is an. p"''1np''riiy
=, u. .old on Saturday -e1t. and IL" >dtu-
t.v, following, b: Mes>rs. Z. l.. 6!!"rdey
~, TN. :.,r.s are 81 favorable that
coue having either means o' confidence 1"
~. early improvement and great expansion
of our city. can in.es. at thu 'im' to their
.a,tsip advantage Bead theis descriptive
advertisements. 90 and examine 'he!' prop
.r,ias ,n,. be sure TO attend the r2ies.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-13
CANCELLATION OF BOMB.

STATE OF GOUIsiAsa,
Executive Department Z
Sew orleans March p, 1873. }
sS~RYEFsS APPLICATION HAS BEEN dADE
" to me tor the cancellation of the official bond
of John ). Walton as Administrator OF Finsr ce IL
and for the city of New Orleans, 90 wit: bond
dated March 80, 1870, in the sum of twenty five
thousand dollars, signed by John s. Walton a.
principal and John NJ Hayle for twenty thousand
dollars and Duncan Sinclair for five thousand dol.
lars as suretes tie said bond being conditioned
for the faithful performance by the eaid John y.
Walton of his duties as Administrator OF Finance
aforesaid.
Notice is hereby given 20 all persons Interested
in the SAID bond file their objections to the cam
collation. thereof, in writing, i'll the Office OF the
Secretary of State. within ninety days afteT the
last publication hereof.
Given under my hand and the seal Of the state
this twenty fourth day of March. eighteen hundred
and seventy three. ard of the independence OF tho
United States the ninety yseventh.
WILLIAM =. KELLOGG.
By the Governor:
F. q. DESLONDE ~
secretary of state iuh25 3Nt
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-13

KLEprosANIA.-Georg Danwell in the
FIRST, is charged by Mary Crammond with
q larceny, and accusations OF pilfering are
made against David Johnson and Michael
Brown, the latter having gone for lot OF
iron at 81. Mary market. Then Charley
White is held for want Of giving salts
tory account of how he came into posses
sion of sack of cotton. with which he Was
walking off by the light Of the moono
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-13
NOTICE.

TRHMUsy DKrAA9NSs9, }
6ffiee Of the Controller of the Currency, :
Washington, March Il, 1873.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN T0 ALL PEESON$
~ who may have claims against the Erescen$
City National Bank OF New Orleans, GOuslana.
that they are called upon 10 present tho same ana
TO make legal proof thereof to Sharle. ease, re-
cever AT the office OF said receiver. No So Matches
street New Orleans, Louisiana.
JOHN JAY KNOX,
Nlh2e 2r Controller Of the Currency.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-13

iNCESDrAHJsA.-Aw would be house burner
eried 70 destroy the unoccupied frame house
On Girod street, near Rampant. before day
yesterday snorning by :.lling tub with
charcoal and pine wood, saturating the ma
aeria! with coal oil. and placing the whole
mnder the house. where it was set on hre'
Luckily, the police saw it before tne flames
communicated to the building. A can OF
Si. was found close by the cOmbustibloso
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-13
R-.-g o,Qoy,,,sss :

Nr4fg O1W0vlsHANN, >
Executive Department, .
Sew Orleans March "a, I8i3
Ss-UTREAs APPLICATION HAS BEEN MADE
w to for the cancellation OF the oil'll BOND 0!
DANIEL C. Byerl, as Clerk of The Third District COurs
in and for the parish of Orleans to wit: bond
dated April r. 1870 in the of R5OO1. signed by
Daniel C. Bverly principal. and 1.us a Gr"auS
and J. q. ChalOu. sureties; the said bond beng
conditioned for the faithful performanc" hs tho
said Daniel G. Byerly Of his dUt!ss 80 CI'F1 81
Court afOreCad.
Ee.ce is hereby given 20 ali NeT.ons inSer"ste6
in said bond, to nile their objections 90 the cam
collation. thereof, writing. IN the Office OF tho
Secretary of State, within ninety days ;sft@E the
last publication hereof.
Given under nv haud and the seal Of Gie State.
this twenty first DAY of March. eighteen huudroG
and sevont three and of Tn. syeHdencr at thr
United States the niucty-sevcnth.
WILLIAM H. EES?OGS.
Gv the Governor:
J.. G. DEsLOSpp.
se.rctarv nt Stosp ey,Hgg ~
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-13
OFFICIAL NOTICES.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
Taspa.er.. Auos to tsHr Ow~ fn,essss,

Us,res or II. n ff4RRrs. SrArr rAs CoLLEcfoH,S ,
kesOnd District, No. 40 Rampant street. I
Nevs Orleans, March ID, 1875. ,
Acr no IS oF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY, "r
1873. for the relief OG delinquent taxpayers. prae
vidss that al back faxes thas are paid withis
NINETY DAYS frsn March "a. 1873. shall bs upoA
the assessed valuation o. She property. AZ gsnS'o
ties, interests and costs being Tsmitted.
SpecA, attention % called 20 the act htsquarB
, annexed
'Ns. ABs
An s-s for ere selie. Of ta,payers esmittin, "a
penalties and interest to all delinquent state
taxpayers, provided said back .axes are PAID
~ithin ninety days SroIn aud aftSE Ahe passssB
of this ACE.
ssCrloS y Be 10 enacted BY ehe Serase and HouMs
of Representatives of the State of louisiana Ia
General Assembly convened, That rhe delinqueR2
taxpayers of the State are hereby relieved trou4
tho payment OF interest ant penalties mpose&
upon them for non payment of taxes when dueo
| provided, however that the paid within
ninety days from and after the passage of this act
in default of which al interest era 'Vonaltss to
remain as heretofore.
SEC ? Be it further enacted sfc.. Shat aria Ase
| .hall take effect from and after its passage.
aSgnedl CHARLES w. LOWELL.
| Speaker OF the House Of Representatives.
tSignedt q. G. AsFOfNk.
IieutsI ant Governor and PrssdsBs OF Ssle seSsgl
Approved March IL, 1878.
| aSigusda WILLIAM p. KELLOGG.
Governor OF tle StSie 81 sOutsl4"&-
| true copy:
| y. q. DEsIosD9.
| Secretary ~ S1;rSe. ehhf@
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-13

N0,ice.-Otfice Ammonia and Thermo speclhc
PrOpelling Company OF America, No. lI5 Common
street New Orleans, April 5. l8I3.-Subscribers to
the stock of this company are hereby notified 10
come forward and pay the installmerts due ana
nnnaid on Their subscribed steck on or before the
fifteenth instant, in detau: OF which the same MA
be- forfeited.
y, L.. NlLLhUDON, secretary.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-13

I .,.r saIe-A comfortable two.story house,
rIgit.y located on Camp street, "lth "Verytn,hk
cn}Ipltt. n, housekeeping and al in COED order
Eai ~ nearly new, vii. be sold in block to puT'
chaser f5s his own use. The establishment IS com
Diete IL all departments, having been selected ~
It's owner for use. " i'll be sold on account OF psc
health. Furniture dealers and yGfaorA ne9d boi
.nniy 4ddrrss HOUSE, at this office. ia4
yICR RENT-RO0Ms WITH Oh VI. hcul
z board ia suites or single. also, foH day
boarde,. taken. Apply 81 No 2If Camp street 'sas
81. Joseph. H ~
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-13

Once OF Louisiana Leyee COmpany, !,
New Orleans, April 10, l873.-Holders of Dividend
SSp Scr ISSUED by tS & fasea @
converted into Eight Per Cent Coupen Bonds OF
the company, including interest to May srOximO,
in sums of $1,000, on application at this Office.
New certificates will be issued for fractional parts
of s 1000. THOMAS !. DIX,
apIl lot Secretary and Treasurer.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-13

Contentment and happiness rel gn IN n al Il
ro,,oasoIds where Dosley's yeast p owder Is
used. Try il Y0uv groce: has' ''' up
3gH weight.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-13
GfTice rouisianr EauiSable life snsurs

NifiCe TONIslNnn EuuENDI0 k1IIV <HbuI =
ance COMPANY corner GraVi-r and EarOndelet
streets, New Orleans, April g. l873.-in compliance
with the charter of this company, an elecuon Tor
directors 20 serve during the ensuing year, Will
take place ct the office of the company, on MON
DAY. April a. 1873, between the hours of II 4. ii.
and ~ " WILLIAM HENDERSON,
IN "a Secretary.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-13
SPECIAL, NOTICES.

Notice.-The stockholders of the Accommoda-
tion Bank of Louisiana are hereby notified to meet
at said bank MONDAY, April d. 1873, between
the hours OF 10 A NJ. and II NJ, to elect presl-
dent cashier and one director, to serve as such
for the term of three years II ON the first Monday
of May 1873. BY order of the Board.
apl0 I'd E. B. BENTON, President
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-13

HURGIARIEs.-Two attempts at burglary
are reported TO the police as having been
made on Friday night, neither OF which
was, however. successful. An effort was
rnade to break into the shoe store of Mr..
William Napp. corner Of Dryades and
jackson streets. through d window. about
halt past two o'clock, and the thief made
himself scarce on the approach OF an "th'
Ger. About two hours later. another thlef
entered the premises Of Mr.. II. Ester. No.
SIla Magazine street. through window.
and got as far AZ Mr.. Ester's bedroom,
when, upon finding himself observed. he
made his escape without any "swag."
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-13
SPECIAL. NNHICEa

OPsi.E 81 ATk TAX CoILBCTos, sRSosp SIs2TIC8,
No. 40 Rampant street, :
New Orleans, March II. 1873
EYARTIES INTERESTED WILL PLEASE SAKB
notice that the State licenses for the scar 1873
and all State for 1877! " dUso and shoul&
be paid immediately.
mhl2 26th n. II. HARRIS Collector
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-13

ONCE of the s-oUisiaua Gevee Company
New Orleans April s, l813.-At the annual election
for directors of this company, held on the fifth in
stant the following gentlemen we've duly elect cd
TO serve for the ensuing year:
JOHN q. GAINES. THtMAS II. HUNT,
DUNCAN =. kENNERs CHARLES L. HOWARp.
r r CAMPBELL PATRICK IRWIN,
JANES F. CASEY BRADISH JOHNSON
JOHN HENDERSON. r. }. hENNEDt.
p y VFRWIG }. II. SGLESBY.
And at a meeting OF the board JOHN 6. GAINES,
ESQ. was unanimously re elected president. and
DUNCAN ,. kEhNER vice president.
THONASH DIX,
.niCIOs Secretary and Treasures
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-13
,eo. uu,,a, Aid and senevolens Lite

Onice. Mutual Aid and SeneVOIenk FIfIe
Insurance Ass0ciation No. l9 Camp street New Or
leans. April 8, lG.3-Members of this association
are hereby notified of the death OF !ohn schndier,
who died IN this city Octobes 50, 1872; Christian
GTau, who died in this city Novembert =, 1872 and
Waiter T. Perry who died in this city sov.mosr II,
1872 and are called upon to come forward without
further notice and pay at the Office OF the asSGcla-
ton No 10 Camp steest. . IS on each on or betor"
&P. ii. May u. 1873.
ant Il X. W. 1OCNd, SECRETARY.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-13

Nefr tIrlean- April H. t.-5-rnr gular Guartsry )
meeting OF the Boaru of Delegates VIII oe ND "A
MONDAY, the fourteenth instant, at ~ r. n III
the hall Oh L0.lEIaEG Hose Company.
Spl5 {. {. FLANAGAN, Secretar!
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-13
POLITICAL NOTICES.

1.-The request OF the ReRubEican Com.
nttr"e of the Fourth District the Fourth District
R.uuhIicar Club y Ill meet on MONpAI EsEhiA"
april Il. 1878.
tv ortel OF the President.
aPl3 lt' ". ". Me- C'ULLoI''' 'Tesi3e7''
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-13

State National Bank Of NeW OrieRss.
New Orleans March %, l873.-At a meeting OF the
board of directors held this day dividend OF three
and a quarter per cent TO the stockholders, ana
dividend of threequarters of one per cent to the
depositors upon their average daily balances, was
declared out OF the earnings of the bank FOR the
past three months payable ON and Sfter hoN
DAY April IA. 1873
mh3O CHARLES L. q. DUfUY, CasnleS
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-13

r.nuERr.-petes Williams "as fas"i
into the first station yesterday evening OF
cbarre of having conmitte! highway rob
berry u: the .ornsr OF LAFAYETTE ana Dei,.' IL:
.treets, ~: the expense of Edward oNeili.
n,N,ilI il also detained On the double
.h..-e %! drunk and di.;urbiH. She peace
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-13

NOR RENT OR SALE.-A NE" RAISED
cottage i'll the Sixth District, on Stale street.
be+waen -: Charles and st. Patrick streets. me
house has a.. modern Improvements. The gr0oids
nave front OF 20 feet by i.8 feet N depth Terms
corner of state and St. Charles streets, OF az .he
corner of Cont! and Royal streets. 20 G. b. Fish
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-13

fIy: If:uv~ANp N"Ii. .:-. -. - r + :
..--rs VII draw 5IaH" I goa. ApE.' -.
next, a. tie great dri..n2 OF J.e Loulsia1,! :!
State Far Lottery. Central ot,ce for sale
OF 1ickets No. I07 Cana, sJ4ee.. ~ tie Gr.
ysr ), Baker s4leSIooms.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-13

CoNsRRvAroRl OF MCsIc.-The receipt
@. tickets to the concert to be given by the
Conservatory o: Music. AZ No. I'S Canal
street, on Tuesday. the twenty second in
stant. is acknowledged. Fine music will be
offered by the several amateurs who are to
take part in the exercises.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-13

THE OlD SToRr.--one VI. y. Renhar:
xas silly enough to .isi. q low den on
prvades street. where no wa. hiche" gu!
.t so in lawful money by Maria Hodges.
and wa. even so silly "a to .co!d abOu; A.
although he might havcsSpecte1 as m"'h'
Marin unde. arres. for the theft.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-13

Succession Of Lewis Snith--NO. 56,23j.
CtECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
= of 0rlean..-Wher,as Peter M2checs Has pc
.itiOued the court for letters ot administration
OH the estate Of the late Lewis Smith, deceased
intes-ate. Notice - hereby given t" al whom II
MAY concern re show cause within ten .iHye WHY
.he PRAYER og ~. sa.t. petitioner sho.l! 80; -"
granted.
a1e II Il. FRANK PACE, IN, cIevt.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-13

HsroyrRY oP SroLEN PRorEE;Y.--Spc.
e;al Officer Donovan yesterday made the
,rres. of n cologe9 man named John Luke.
who IS charged with having sto'en mir
ror. lot OF oil paintings and tw" velvet
rugs from Julia Deans ba.nio. corner o!
Basin and Gasquet streets. in February
last. TIE stolen goods are where til" oi!!
.,er can lay his hand on them.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-13

CRTEISAr COEKT.-In the case of the
State vs.. Victor Gerodias. charged with en-
tezslement OF $4,000 in currency
and warrants collected by him as State tax
collector. the bal! beng fixed a: :lO,OOO,
Attorney General Field moved to increase
il. The court ruled tina: no reasonable
grounds had been shown for an increase
The Attorney Genera! tLeI moved that the
venue be changed to jefferson parish.
Counsel for accused offered TO agree on
either of the parishes of St. Bernard OF ST.
John the Baptist. but the Attorney General
refused. Argument: on motion to change
tho venue was fixed FOX Thursday.
State VS.. J. NJ. Rorcf. charged with mur.
eer.-Counsel for accused represented that
his client had been in prison an unreason.
able time, that he was denied eommunica
ton with all except his counsel. and that
Ia WAS entitled to bail or d speedy trial
Attorney General Field objected TO admis
sion to bail. The cuugt finally fixed bail at
$4,000. On another charge Of robbery
agains. the came accused bail was tXed at
$500.
William Henry. convicted ofiarcenv. was
sentenced to eighteen months confinement
n, hard labor in the State Penitentiary.
Harriet Syphax WAS sentenced to two
wears Imprisonment ct Baton Rouge tor lar
eeny.
William Waterman. for assault with in
tent TO kill. received sentence o.. only
G!tecn days in the Parish Prison. N e'n.ld'
Grafton Of previous good character.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.

The nick Of time wrinkles.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-13

Succession of Philip VTcizIer-NO. 3j.9ij "a.
CyECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PARISH
= of Orleans.--NOtiCe !. hereby given 20 the
creditors of this estate and to all Other parsons
herein interested 80 show cause, within ten days
from the prese at notification # any they have or
can, 1hy the account presented by Mrs mary
Unlich, Administrative Of this estate, .'i"uld no'
be homulogajed .,bd approved, AID ihe !"!'1s ass
tIibutpd iLl accordance tEereHlth.
49,, ~ FRANK PACE !R. Clerk.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-13

kbffice of the trescenb tIty dIlVb SIdyH
Handing and Slaughter House Company New Or
leans March "a, l873.-At annual election ior
Directors OF this Company, held on hIth instant
tn. following gentlemen were duly elected TO serve
during the ensuing year: - ~ ,,,,,,,
CHARLES CAVAR0Cs JOSEPH hERNASnEA'
l.. f. LEMARIko JOSEPH DONALDSoN.
= ? NTD'TOS Y 6 HULBhRT
j. y. AVEGSO. CHARLES DE hCi lhhs
PASCAL SARTHOU.
lns AZ meeting of the Board of Directors. held
on twenty-irst instant. Mr. CHARLES CAVARoG
wa. unanimously re- elected President
n,b15 il, J. n AUGTS TN, Secretary.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-13
SUCCESSION. NOTICES.

SuccessiOn Of John r. MRck-NO. 35.S11.
SIECOND DISTRICT COURT FOE THE PARISH
- OF Orl.aus.-NOtce is hereby given TO the cred
tors of this estate. and TO al! other persona
herein Interested, to show cause WITHIN ten Gays
from The present notification, II any they have
can why .he account presented by tine adm-E.
!strator of this estate should net b. homoiota I'd
and approved ana tn. !.tds distributed III ..r""I!-
.nds Herewith.
a3si3,T FssNH PACE ,R. C'erS.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-13

New Orleans, April /, iGi-.
rne President Board Of Heath, New Orleans
SIR--I have the honor 70 inclOse copy ot
dispatch which have received from the
government Of British Honduras.
I have not seen the newspaper reports
alluded TO therein, but it is evident that
they have produced an impression winch
$50 tar ~ know! is not Justified by ;hs
facts.
| should be very glad to be the medium
whereby the real state of the public health
in Belize and New Orleans, respectively
could pc better understood.
have the honor to be, sir, your most
obedsent, humble servant.
A. DE G. DE FONBLANQUE.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-13

Ea.cheIor's Hair Dye.-This splendid Hal.
Dive is the best in the world. The only true ahc
perfect dye harmless, reliable and instantaneous;
no Disappointment; no ridiculous tnts or unpisas-
ant odor Remedies the III effect. Of bad dyes and
washes Produces Immediately superb piaek OF
beautiful Tie genuine. signed BY ". A Bachelor.
N CHARLES BATCHEEOR,
GOAL Proprietor New York.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-13
CANCELLATION GFGOND.

Py the Governor:
P. q. DEsLoYpE, Secretary Of S.a's
,nl,DD l0s
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-13

Ussrcx or n. r. ff4RRrs SrATr TAS CoLLECfoH ,
kesOnd District, No 40 Rampant street
New Orleans, March l8, 1873.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-13
BRITISH HONDURAS }
Government House.
Belize, harch Il. 1878 }

SUI have ti,e honor to acquaint You
that the port oi New Orleans has been de-
clared to be an Infected place. under the
quarantine law OF this colony. in "onse'
Guence of recen: New Orleans news papers
having notified the existence oi small pOX
ia that city.
Arrivals from New Orleans AZ Belize
should, as an invariable rule, DO furnished
with bills of health.
have the honor 10 De. etc,
The Osceola times., 1873-07-05
cholera.

We learn from private sources
that the report of the decrease o'
cholepa in Memphis was premature
DR.. Joe Il. Lynch is reported as
saying that there werc from NIFTY
10 sevsnty-tve deaths there daily.
II this be trae our people ought TO
know it, and not go to the city un-
less absolutely compelled TO do So
In this connection, we beg leave
10 lay before cur readers prcscrip-
tlon which we have never known
to fail if used in time, in cholera,
choleraic dyscntery, diarrhoea and
summer complaints. 1t has the en-
dorsemcnt of such men as the late
DR.. Joe Mott of Mobile and DR..
Stone pi New Orleans. Take OF
T,ncture orOpium, Tincture Of Cap
licum, Rhubarb, Peppermint and
Camphor, equal parts and mix for
use. The dose is from 10 TO 80
drops.
The Osceola times., 1873-07-05
L;YIiYfOK TIE LADIES.

We were s-ked the other day why II was we
landed English Fcma.c / tvts 90 fiShly, our
answer vas and l.. thgi " layr p'rsunal 81 idchct
of H. great value IN lnis lhrnprrl county y
good physician living rightmlle- from !o"n sad
To our dru.gi-t lba: Elg.,sh Female Eiitrls wa wa
The b,st l,I..i T. IN Gicic lie ever used. p,hal'
Miss Flag. ., ,
Iuldish Female Rir'rrs i highly rrcommrndcG
by tie medical prof s-iun AT this place ana EUR
rounding poaaiTy -- kasciq~ko tMi-, } Chronicle.
often pres, riho Ensi-h Fcmaic biders III my
r,,rir,. AMI ALWAYS with sat factory results
l. DALE Vi y,
Carrolton. Miss
This medicine contains Iron ami powerful veg
rlab,c tcgimc Tonnes. 20 much needed by al rlch'
Is females. Sold hA dtUsgiA,s
DR. J. T.. DRoAiisDIty FTnpr
MrmppIs, Tenn
womau's Medical Adviser. a1ly q cent
Air.. "a. ,,hI,, Jalyj imo
The Osceola times., 1873-07-05
Administrators Notice,

D,,irtuc NJ glDoa,d ord'- fsale made ny the
,irruit Cu,,a at Mississippi County ~ The june
term is,a In the matter d John l. DTiyT ndlNlll
i.t,al1r u The t-tat" of l.. W ii"wl.H d'"oa''G'
'il nt,,r f,r SHE 10 the huhGst bidder on cred
il Of three nonrhs in frDni ~ the oin'ss once IN
the town of q pt,Ja ArNan-is. on the SeIfnlll gay
Of july n.xj. ,te alowina discrihrd property ne
longiH. to said ts.atr bound d as inli""s In",'
}oi feet hOjh being a part "i the Ne a ol >rrtlni
=, ,,.Eip H. Rang. 10 l.a-t and being ON ih'
f,nuty road uc,r the town Of O-crola, Arkansas
said property to he sold wi'hlh ih"iu ""n'' , 'u,'
,hc purchaser thereof required to give hnnG WIN
GOOD aud appluied security and Hen wlH be re-
tainrd upQn tn, -,,me Idr the pa!nl.-t ~ the pNf
chase money.
1; ;,- ...!r iih la.l. T. phNEA'
The Osceola times., 1873-07-05
To CORRESPONDENTS.

Our friends who favor US with
items OF pews, information, or other
eorreslGndeGee will please bear
jn mind the following ruies.
WRITE ONLY ON ONE SIDE OF THE
PAPER; This rule is Imperative,
aud we will hereafter pas 20 g'Ien-
ton TO letters written op bath sides
Of the sheet.
BIZ BRitF, state what you have
10 say in ths lowest possible words.
SEND ua NEWS: We want facts,
not disIais;iions, moralizlngs or
refiec,;osa on them. Above all
things, DoST WRITE UNLESS YOU
HAVE SOMETHING TO SAY.
The Osceola times., 1873-07-05
alediotory.

IN retiring from the ownership
aud editorial management OF THE
OscEoLA TIaEs, ! have 2 few words
Of farcwell to address 10 ny friends
and ,,e public. Ny most heartfelt
hanks are due to all those who
have stood by me in my fight against
the encroaclimcnts and nggresslons
81 HAT band of foreign plunderers
Wha bad our Delayed county by the
throat when frst took charge OF
the TlMEs. We have made Il good
fight; and thanks to the wise, pa
,riolc ard fearless conduct of our
governor, Elisha Baxter, and TO the
rnjied and conservative action OF
rur people. alississippi fapnly,
like The balance OF Arkansas, is her
selfasain. My withdrawal from the
TlMrs, j. purely a matter of bust
,.css, and "a rciiring take occasion
TO recommend to my friends aud the
public, my successor, Mr.. Leon
Roussan, Nhase salutalory is found
below.
john o. BLACkwooD.