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New-York tribune., 1875-10-06
DIED

al Notices Of Marriage, must be indorsd Nth yiW
name and address.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-06

ONE 10 be but continuation OF what "a generally bo-
Ieved to DO one greatest swndes over perpera
ted.
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1MERICPS WORLU'S T4fR.. :.

MEXICO TO MAKE A FIRST APPEARANCE.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 5.-The following letter
hos been received at the State Department from j. W
Foster Secretary of Legation at Mexico:
New-York tribune., 1875-10-06

TYnEH Ga oct. 5-ATrivcd, steamships Juniata lfom
adelpis City Of Dallas from Nassau. and sailed for
YORK ship Lady DuifeTD (iir), from Liverpool.
WnNSGTOS y. c., Oct. 5-Ceared, schr, Joe Carleton.
Nm. NArk
The Osceola times., 1875-10-16
Furnish Coed Reading,

one Of the plcasaatssp and no
blcst duties Of the head Of the iami
ly i, to furnish ITS members with
good reading. In tircs that are
past it was con-. .dcrcd enough to
rlotbe aud feed and shelter a iainl-
". This was tho sum Of parental
duty. But lately it has been dis.
covered that wives and children
have minds, 80 that It becomes nee.
essary TO educate the childron and
fatnish reading for the whole house.
hold. 1t has been found out tha-
the mind want, food as wei as the
body, and that It wants to'ba shcl.
t,rsd from the piti.ess storms OF
error aud vice blythe guarding and
frr-rdlv rooiofiutelhgolcc and yir
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tue. An ignorant family in our
day is an autiquated institution. 1t
smells OF the muSty past 1t is IA
dark spot which the light Of the
modern sun OF intelligence has not
reached. Let good reaoing go into
a home, and the atmosphere Of that
home gradually but surely changes
The boys begin to grow ambitious,
to talk about men, books, the past
and future. The girls begin TO feel
new life and opening before them
in knowledge, duty and love, They
see new fields OF usefulness and
pleasure. And so the family chang
es, and out from it's number will
grow Intelligent men and women,
10 fill honorable places, and be use
iul members of society. Let the
torch Of intelligence be lit IN every
household. Let the old and yonng
vie with each other in introducing
new and useful topics of lnvestiga-
ton and IN hcr'shIng = love OF
reading, study and improvement
| Rural New Yorker.
The Osceola times., 1875-10-16

-MurmUr at nothing; if our Ills
are irreparabIe, 1t Is ungrateiuI il
remcdiicss, it is VAIN; a christian
builds lis iortitudc on better loun-
da'lon than stoicism he is pleased
with everything th"t happens, be-
cause be knows it could not happen
unless 1t had first pleased God. and
that which please him must be the
best. lie is assured that no new
thing can boiaIl him, and that he IS
IN tbs hand of Il Father who will
prove hlm With no ahliction that
resignation cannot conquer, or that
death cannot curo.-C0t0H.
The Osceola times., 1875-10-16
Lands For Sale.

MOI.
Sc y Ne !, Sec %, Township II N, II. . east,
iOAcrcs, above overflow, 20 acres In succes essful
cultivation. balance dtadened and under fence
Price 81 200, terms one third cash, balance in
one and two years.
MOI:
Sc !. sec 50, I. Nm, u. Q East, i60 scrcs
Most Of Ibis tract is above overflow, 50 acres
well dcadened. and with No, would MAKE .
farm ot2OO acres Of much value Price q, 200.
Terms one lhrd cash, balance In zoe and two
years.
These lands are the best in the frenchmans
Bayou settlement, Is near the Church and school
hou e. and Is the most desirable lands now on
the market IN this county. ....f f.,
NO g.
W she "a src ST ION II. 0 Pact, -
acres, 40 acrus above ordinary overflow, balance
well lmbercd. Price $40. Terms easy l
al.. No,i e|+ }r .,
Nv a Sec. 26, 4 l3N., X. 10 East, within
~ miles of Osceola. ~ Acres now In cultivation,
with beautiful crop on 1t. 30 acres nearly
next ear. Comfortable h'.uses ON the place.
Some Of the land L. subject 10 overflow, but ID
we | drained by bitches. Price s2 100 cash.
NO S. srh,J ls1
$50 acres on Clear Lake, good farm ~ II h com
Portable buildings, with gin house, good mill,
aud al necessary out bullding- no acres In cul.
uyatlon; 81 acres dcaden,d, part OF which Is I'M
der fence: centrally located, and % good site for
a store and in u thrifty nYd prosperous settle
ment. mostly above overflow, Price $l0,000.
Terms " i'll be made easy to good purchaser.
satisfactory reasons given for wanting to cell
No. 6.
iGo acres n " y sec. 20 T. 10 X II o, East
4 valuable farm nov raising 80 bales OF cotton.
rr.ce 50, 900. Terms easy
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY,
sIlTT on I.~.

~ Az .''t . tHr'.''
,u,tmm All. Garland
tyr'y u -tlto-H T. Beavers.
t.ulpr-Wm Il. Miller
Or a-urr I =. Churchill
Ar,y a.o'0-f =. Husntt
CON. slatv Llud. D. y. >..i.0
,nnnrcIyG-J l.. E.biu.
Ca.rccIy Clerk a L. Mvt.
yu.,i j--u-.-L Il. Ea-Nsh
a--,rfi,, Justice. Wm -. E.s.E aD.
Ia,Iu WGkcr.
,,.l,.-n,lu, T., u.su..-i. r. o..r.
JluilIArt.
second ,.rcpl - D'ra'ia- ot i .--.-s b. 'tH.
, ......I.u ro'4.,.ft. rni-uctI, lI..".. '..
toa anil i;anloi.
,rcu.t J'l.r.-l :. NJ.
Itos.At . -D0.us j.. t..e,-
.tatI-...l I'VE
gl.a District .,,EU. u. .dI...-. tI .. h
Ip.a.-r.r l. J.I--a#ri.
static ~.msor-J ii".'iv. ga
p. age.autI.sa =. D. Eu.dl..
,,,Sl4 nlrclG
,aa.y nr'-, Il t.u,eL.
Sac.t..I o r.n,s.
county q rs il y i.A'r.
treasurer. l. rr'.r
~uua.s oy--JuaH Il san.,
N.-,s~ul l.. Ward
corouer-A. " Iu...
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Napoleoni2 lptn0ueg in Franco,

EapOl9ouiC lptriOue3 in Franco,
The Empress Eugene and her
sou are rg"ciyinga >mal! aud select
purity ut lhcir castle of Areuyaherg.
where lhey are passing the holiday IS.
Ihc party comprises several iouru-
aI>ts aud tho Empires is doing all
~ae can TO WIN back her way IN
popularity.
les SOW Wctty generally pnder.
stood t'Gt tte Hapoieons took away
H.u .aw ~ one shape or another
ls',0pG,91, aud tLat they nave
SINCE spent " grya-yg part o.. thi~
w.aey "a py',jca,lalrigIe ,ys the;.
restoration. They have moiruan-
! .., aal aye probably still maintain.
, .ug wholly or in part, about forty
iBuUeg.ysr, In Iuno aud other
ooanlri-s lu' laair lu4Is hayc late
~ been running short, a. q they are
no" trying to do whatsoever is to
bc done hy culd,srcuMun instead
! 9i hard cash. NJ. Paul de C4.saa
p1r, tue champion ofthe fallen En-.
pr,, is also particularly courted
both iol his pen and sword. But
. the exercise Of the latter has been
recently ciryGmsuibcd because two
I journalists attached to the editorial
department. ot the Kcrublquc FRAN
caj,c, VI. Gambetta's paper, pass all
their days in practcing fencing, for
, thc avgwcd purpose of taking NJ
I Paul's life. 4 few Of the older ad.
hereulS OF the Napoioons gathered
|Wouud the widowed Empress aud
/ bcr son On the 18th inst, and the
/ young prince addressed them with
considerable tact and political aGil-
/ ity. He said :" Should the Frcrc
. people some day recall me to power
/ ! will force all honest men to rally
round the Empire by crasmg from
the French language thc words Eek
/ lie and prescription II it could
only be known what lessons have
/ learned from the past, what resolu-
tons have drawn from experience
of the events which passed under
! my own eyes, Itwould be seen how
well | understand that must only
look back ,ard for example and
teaching, but not for objects Of ven.
geance and bitterness. \ great
! people is not to be governed by ha.
tired and revenge. These arc
/ LWye words, full Of fair promise,
AMI 1t is only to be hoped that the
Prn:o will act up to lis principles
sholld he ever have chance OF do.
ing lex.
The Osceola times., 1875-10-16
TO- -~l

- Certainly it Is all wrong to pay
the bondholder in gold and the Ia
borer in deprecated paper, The
way to correct the wrong is 10 pay
both in gold or in paper money
that has the same purchasing pow
er. ! he 'ahoring man cannot .j-
ford to to work 10. prom'+"s 20 pay.
When ne earns bv hl~ labor q da'-
lars WORTH he ought io gct DOLLAR
and not promise OF ore, winch to-
day is s. ccuts and 70 morrow may
not be 80 ccI,ts. The reply To- This
is, that il the currency be 'faDcd
the pucc Of labor will advance AND
the iaborcr will get - instead OF
81. The answer is that everything
else will advance to aud with a
greater ratio of increase than the
mans wages.
We remember paying Sl5) for
days boald in the city Of Augusta,
Georgia, IN Confederate money.
one dollar ia gold would have pald
tor three days. We paid 50 TO the
barber Tor shave" The pIice Of
every ding increased more rapidly
thau the volume OF the paper mou-
cv. In lsG5 the price OF hour in
Mcmphi, was go per barrel; now
it is 50 iur cnoIcc family brands,
but WAGES in l-GJ were hardly dcu-
bly what they BOW are. \ mccha
Lie who made $50 per week iu 1850,
makes $50 now, but then be paid
20 Tor -four, which he now buys
Tor o., lhHauou OF Irredeemable
papcris Simply Swiujiiug process
60 rob labor of ITS reward. 1t is
net a Whist better than counterfeit
money, but worse, as it is lcgaiized
piuodcriog uoder the protection OF
law.
Bu, the Government 10 day is not
dealing justly with Tie industries
Of ihe country. 1t pays 6 and )
per cent. it gold on the public
ay6t the gold wrung from the la
Dor Of the people, whose earnings
are not exceeding net 3 por cent.
per aunum. Ii rams up the price
Of gold by refusing to take its own
promises to pay IN payment OF du-
ties, and refuses to redeem its pro
misses to pay in gold or IN bonds.
1t monopoIlzes under the present
system the gold, which Is the meas
ure OF values, and competes success
fully against the industries Of the
land by paying higher rate OF in
tcrcst than they can pay Mem
phis AVGlanche.
The Osceola times., 1875-10-16
Laws Governing Subscribers.

% subscriber, order iLe di-cont.uuaIgct oi GyH
t,,a-papyrs, the rublaa,r may c3aunuc 20 send
fhcm until all arruagag-, ~ &C. pJil
It subscribers neglect ur Niusc to take then
newspaper from hi'ireoihc' 10 which tpy ".
Asrs4,-i, tncy aro held rospon-ibic nnt1 'A'!
have scjuct their lil- and ordered the paper 9'-
con lime
}I-u9sySryr, up,r TO other place 0,.,'ou' In
iysair- nly Publisher, ana r,"-iapss- -re.s'u'
10 thy ,rmcr direction. % d. u.c hr,d rospHn-." "iy
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Malaria !! Malaria!!
READ, REFLECT, AND ACT.

he
II
% m
Euyni hunos OF ne body ana
II II lt
Ia
ia
a refunded
$
' ~ ~ ~ i'f' ' '""' ~
go. Powell building Atlanta
lscoun Il the eTade For by n llprgliJ
The Osceola times., 1875-10-16
us-~

There is considerable counter
felt currency in the circulation. Is
there therefore, no genuine currcu-
cy? Aud yet because there are ir-
stances in the Church of false pro
iessiou, It is inferred that there are
no true Christians. Were all ite
disciples false because one ojth-n
WIS u devil? Is there 10 rea, gold
because there is spurious cor u
there is triGmphiug ia The cpmp
when n Christian soldier falls il j.
the camp OF Satan; and We can
iudgo whether we are the friends
Of Chrst or not, by the fact whcth
cr we are made happy or sad by
the detection Of ils pgoiessed peo'
pie.
The Osceola times., 1875-10-16
SPRING AND SUMMER DRY
GOODS, GROCERIES, AND
PLANTATION SUPPLIES
j ohm Matthews J!

Having lately bought out the House Of c. H. Gaylord,
arc offering at his old stand the Mammoth Store"
to the Citizens of Mississippi County and purchasers Of
goods generally special and extraordinary inducements, in
the following lines:
Dry Goods consisting OF Dress Goods,
White Goods Lace Goods, Ca,simcrcs,
Silks and LADIES' Tics Domcics, Prints,
Hosiery Embroidery Ladies Underwear Sc.
Groceries, consisting part Of Bacon, Flour Lard,
Moasscs Syrups, Tobacco, Whskcy Sugar, Coffee
and Plantation Supplies Generally;
Also General assortment Of Hats Caps Boots, Shoes
Clothing, and Gents Furnishing Goods Hardware Queens
ware and in fact everything that can be found in First
Class Retail Establishment which, owing to the strngency
of the times prepared to sell at reduced rates
We would also state that have the sole Agency at
this place. for The celebrated Lone Flour Mills Witten-
burg Mo, and repolcdt sell any quantities Of Flour
at Memphis or ST. Louis prices
TflNs-NEr CASH.
The Osceola times., 1875-10-16
A Man Of Honor.

What a glorious title tAisIs, Who
would not rather have it than any
that kings can bcstow It's worth
ali the gold and silver in all the
earth. lie who merits it wears II
jewel within his SOU, and needs
none upon ms bosom. " His word
is as good as his bond" If there
were 10 law IN the land, one might
deal just rs safely with bin.
TO take unfair advantage is not
in him to quibble and guard It's
speech, so that he leads others 10
suppose that he means something
that he does not mean, even while
they can never prove that it is 50
would be impossible to his frank
nature. His 'pecciies are never
riddles. lie looks you in the eye,
and says straight out the thing he
has to say, and he does unto others
.as he would that others should do
unto him.
And itIsnot only in business tnat
the man shows right TO hi, glori-
Gus tile. WHO ever heard him be
tray the faults and lol!ics OF his
lricuds, or speak lightly OF his near
kindred ? The man Of honor is al
ways a good son, and II good broth
er, and, when the time comes.
makes an cXcellcnt husband. Mak-
ing the VOW to love, aud cherish,
and protect, with a perfect colapre
henslon Of its holiness, neverbreaks
it,; and what womau need tear to
promise to obey a man Of honor !?
Heaven be thanked, that amid
the villains and trlckstcrs Of this
world, ihcrc arc few such men
,,il--mcn who are loved and re
pcctcd 10y all who know lLem.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING:

FOR TRANSIENT AND LEGAL NOTlCEo;
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-.- . --E

Force rules the world, and al
wqvs will. When its not force Of
arms, lis force Of miul--or money.
The Osceola times., 1875-10-16
Real Estate Agents & Conveyancers

Are prepared 10 furnish at short notice Alb
sraes OF title fed notes Of the original surveys.
maps, plsts and descriptions Of all lands in MIS-
sssppi county.
Hcing In position to know accurately the
condition and character OF every piece Of land In
the county, Information obtained from Us can be
at all times relied on as correct
Wewill attend to the I..n -f .
PURCHASE OR SALE OF
lands In this county, or In any portion Of the
state. L... V
In this column will hereafter be found Hist OF
the lands In our hands l,r sale. t,
Parties at a distance desiring information in
regard to land matters will address, ..
JAMES BEST
Office over Clerks Ofice ..a..u Lr.
Osceota, Ark
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y " y D
r . o. H y 3D.
MAT iIEWS
ca,ses ,ar A aata Ia gpc +,
ricy 1Ibl ulI rat a Ill
b . u .
4
nAaDv.G &C .Juneth
fish
hat
u hen unr d
Tc hsay
Iodgson who addressed A.
n osoulaby Peuey
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forces. The operation OF
feeljpesi,.. s,,stainlne assurance even
The Osceola times., 1875-10-16

- = ALBANIA, @, juno Z, 80
MEs,Rs Low WILSON:
Ggnirnen Ia April lat wa nkn k wh regular Fever ana
having had TWO
weeks Induced ofyour Autimaaria Betsi so dis
carded all Belts directed,
three ~ tim when cucy th good ap elite and
future, should athl would
Pads phy~c Wishing everybody thai
thils and be fortunate
Hnuugh To- of your Bdls,
pm. respectfully, etc
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MEs N. low 4 Wn1.snN .

EN,Rcad 30 ',',ouinr certificates,
The Osceola times., 1875-10-16

lily determined on making the experi-
ment. ON this Law the sh..-.t ar leaf and
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character phenomenon
The Osceola times., 1875-10-16

DiesSsea Jcsus. PinI.sPa~ ~...,..
afed bv AM ne can be- b,st referred
The Osceola times., 1875-10-16

PI0fc8 8sioual8.
The Osceola times., 1875-10-16
JDEIrJ MATTHEW'S
CONSUMPTION CURED.

~ sa... aa
The Osceola times., 1875-10-16
urs LOVE A WILSON

uus LOVE WILSON.
GI-tl-y pr uaccnhrrlo- vs, taken with this and
y.ra lhnua.sjc Ga.. aHi Nu treated ir The
U' IhI.n oWurl puy.iufg- who able % sop II ony
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This line VIII connect at Portland with the prin
cipal Railroads and Steamboats, for the interior and
Il en- I, and at New York with Cromwell Steam
ship line for New Orleans and other principal lines
to the South and Southwest.
Freight taken as low as by any other direct line.
Passenger accommodations are unsurpassed.
Cabin passage. including state-room and meals,
$3.50.
Steerage passage, (meals and berths ncluded)
$3.50.
Until further notice the "Geo. Cromwell" will be
the only steamer sailing in the line. Leaving Port
land every Saturday, and New York every We'd
nes ay =. NJ.
For freight or passage apply to
}. N.MAGNA, Agent.
Office on the Wharf
or CLARK & SEAMAN,
octl5'wu IS West street New York
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FOR THE
IxENNEBEC JOURNAL.
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The following Advertising Agents are ll'nt- auuio
for the KENNEBEC JOURNAL:
HOSTON S. NJ. PETTENGnL x Co., .
State Street.
:. II. NILES, No. l Scoliay
Building.
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St. -
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ton Street. -
NEW yOPK IS. NJ. PETTENGILL " Co, 81
Park Row.
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Park Row.
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W. w. SHARPE X co.
DAUcHY x Co., l9l Fulton st.
PHI .DrJ.PHIA CoE, WETHERELL x Co.
S. NJ. PETTENGILL " Co.
10l Chestnut street.
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Issued every morning, except Sunuays: h ma !, yves
renorts of the Markets. and has carefully prepared
political and local articles, and generous aaou ,h
of farming, home and miscellaneous reao'hs wiz"
n full compilation of State news. ,..
Terms, 81 per annum IN adrdhcei 20 II pasin1n'
is not made within the year. Single copies CENTS
10 he had at the bookstores and at this ofhce.
Advertisements inserted on reasonable terms.
Rates NAV be had on application at this Office.