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The Osceola times., 1875-11-20
Crittenden County Legal Notices.
WARNING ORDER.

juhu II Waggencr and his wife, Plamtiils,
Sdlie WuggenCr.
vs.. yCritd'n c. Ct
Oliver p. Lyis-. VIM T. Cheek
and othcf~ Defendants
IN, defendants, james Browning. Mcn'go-
m1y Browning. Lucy lice Browning. 4 j
YATES nd his wife. Mrrticp J. Natcs. and Dora
l. BrowEiug, William II. stokes and Mary NJ.
Stokes AIS wife, are wam,d 70 appear in this
court within thirty days and plead answer TO the
original bill flied herein hy ID" -tid John II Wa2-
gcncr. and the -a'd ~aliir Wnggcuer nj. wife. aud
a.-i the amended bills and the amended and sup
rrmenla bills ilcd iu said cause by the plaintiffs
!. II Maggeucr aud Salie Wuggcncr his wife
ID W. LEWIS, Clerk
oct. 22nd. 1874 A.. G l.. Lylcs dpt'y.
Printers fec $3.50
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MOODY AND SHANKEY should Gc
written TO at once, and ,heir SER
vices secured 10 bring about q re-
vlval OF religion at this place. We
will tell you why; One day during
The praseut week, while on our reg
ular rounds la search of locals, we
casually dropped in one Of the ia.
vOrite places OF resort for that class
oi our good citizens who have q
tall sdpply OF "Ieisure moments"
constantly on "tap aud on talk
ing an inventory, ionnd one mem
Der OF each Of the following named
religious denominations: .Roman
Catholic, Epscopalian, Prcsbyle-
rian, Methodist, Baptist, Unlversa.
Its, aud several others, who be-
longei TO no particular creed. They
were all engaged in discussing reli-
giOn, and all talking at once. The
medley and confusion OF voices,
with the jestlculatious, furnished a
lair miniature representation OF the
condition of affairs said to have oX-
lsted at the building of the Tower
OF Babel only, we couldn't see the
Tower. None, however, seemed
effected with that "truc inward
ness which IA ia : age, it is said
by good authority, (BcccLcr,) is so
essential to salvation. Moody and
Sankey ought to be hcrc-thc ma
tcriaI is ripe for the moulding, and
while they yet hold Il grip Oh the
public pulse, every opportunity
should be extended them to count
the beats. In the mean time, and
while awaiting their coming we
would suggest that this material be
organized INTO debating club we
know they possess the git OF 'gab'
in an eminent degree, and with
proper training, may be enabled to
see Moodcy and Saukey and go one
better.
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- OF
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The Wuild renowned author Co.. tli. admirable
Lecture. clearly proves from nj. own experience.
htt tIa HWfuj t'n-t 4urtcr- OF self abuse may Dee
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TO CORRESPONDENTS.

Orr friends who favor us with
items oi news. information, or other
correspondence will please bear
IN mind the following rules.
WRirr ONLY on ONE SIDE OF THE
PAPER. This rule is imperative,
and we will hereafter pay 40 a;tcn-
tion TO letters written on both sides
Of the sheet.
Be Bailf, state what YOU have
TO say in the icwest possible words.
SEND US NEWS: We want facts,
not disquisiti0ns, moralizlngS or
reflections on them. Aboyc all
things, DoNr WRITE UNLESS iou
HAVE SOMETHING TO SAY.
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d y Charles street, baltimore, Nd.
GEORGE RCULING. NJ u late Prof of Eve
aud tar surgery IN the Washington iui-
Nci-ily SUI .tuu la charge.
The large AND handsome residence n 10" late
thuricS tauoll has 0e,u tturd mp with all the
iulH.uNCmtnt~ adopted Ia tine latest ~chup'- ut
Luraac for tHc special ntufinrnt ut III class uf
dlsgas,- Awlv by letter tu GEO. REULING,
" D., Surgeon 100 charge.
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aud iakts e. lrh li,G tCurV ol ~,'I.au'c lntifu-.
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Cuu~i l'utiuu with ltcd 1r-ui. 10 science, 90.
nance, a,stntuir ihis cIiel pu.iiiaui an' tam.
lily journal % The Suuth, also famous Tor IT, hn-
NOR, should hr Ia e,rly tNu,ly m The tuiuu.
n.il ,sS muuih-, sdD; mamrn,h weekly.
~ 10 Sycl limoncupy scnt free. Addivss ". a.
Hcmphill ~ Go Atlanta. ia.
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A Bill authorizing the state
board of finance, to borrow money
10 pay the expenses OF the state,
and pledge state bonds as security,
wns read third time Ia the Senate
and passed. Ayes, z6, noes |.
The Osceola times., 1875-11-20

A CASE of malicious shooting Of
a mule, came up before u Justice OF
the Pcacc's court during the week,
in which considerable interest was
manifested. Without entering into
the merits OF the case, which was
fraught with n sufficient chain OF
circums,antlal evidence Us to I'M
press the court with the guilt OF the
accused, and on that convection, 10
assess penalty commensurate with
the cnormity of the ofiensc, we
would add that the counsel tor the
accused saw proper 20 take an ap-
peal from his DECISION TO the circuit
court. Whc her the decision OF the
magistrate in this ease was correct
and in accordaHcc with the facts,
or, that the accused is innocent OF
the charge, are matters now for the
consideration OF the superior court
and with winch we do not care to
mcddle ; but the fact starcs rs ia the
face, that tins sort Of dcviish, ma
lishiouS trespassing upon the rights
of owners Of property of this char
actcr are too frequent to pass un
noticed. The laws are amply suf-
iicient for the protection of all, in
person or property; and unless
that protection is afforded every
good citizen, and n stop put TO tins
wanton and unlawful shooting and
staying Of stock, it were we'll Tor
all who are striving TO make llv.
ing in an honest and legitimate
way, were apprized of the fact, and
let might with shot.guns rule, in
stead OF law, order and peace.
No, the way 10 put stop TO this
business, is make the luxury OF dis
charging a load of shot into the
side of every mule that crosses n
mans path. so expensive, that II
shot gun will be known rs an in
suumeut of past and barbalis l. age.
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Executrix S Notice of Sale Of Lands.

signed a. ENr'utriV of thc let " ~ aud Icsta-
mont Of James a. Eriugtun, deed, will make
application 10 the Probate Court of Mississippi
County, Arkansas, at the January term thereof.
for the year ls,G, f0r an Orlcr 10 sell the north
east quarcr and Wcs half OF the sOuih-ca-t guar.
ter if 5cctiun I3l twelve Ia township 0O thir-
teen, north 81 range tlU) ten, east containing
l2tl one hundred aud twenty acres of land;
,ight acres more or less, In the northwest cor
ner Of the southwest fractional quarter OF Sec
ton 81 IN township -, north Of range tll) ciey-
en-, east; and lott number 81 81. u and % in the
~all Estate, for The payment Of debts All per-
sons interested in said Estate arc notified to come
forward and resist said application II they see
pop,r. NANCY 4. LDRlNGIpN,
EN"cu'riN II ! \. Elriugiun, deed,
O.ceuia, AK Oct, 10, ls1j. q
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fRoM the Memphis Evening Led
ger, we learn that Captain o. X
Jopiin's new coast packet, Osccola
Belle, IS nearly completed, and will
leave Louisville in u few days for
Memphis and enter regularly in her
trade"
Since the above was III type, we
have seen the officers of the Belle
of Texas, who assure us that the
OsceoIa Belle will positively be out
in few days, when grand cXcur-
sion will be given the people along
the bends. Be ready, il YOU want
Il pleasant time.
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OUR NEW IDEA FOR AGENTS.

In the Map, Chart, Picture aud Frame business.
our circulars tell the story They are frc. to ALL
Address D. n ROSS
81, 3i3 \ 3lj Locust Sirre,, ST LOUIS. No
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No &

100 acres, " = sec. ~ T. 10 y. L g, East
\ valuable farm now raising 80 bales of cotton
rr r.Cr : ,OOD. Terms oasy
No. :.
The northeast 90 quarter of section d one
iu township 90 fourteen, North; tangc a. cl.y.
On, Ea,t; of which, there are 30 acre- cleared
and under fence, with good houses, outho1-cs,
well, sc. ,lSc. Also
Thiip acres dcadrncd, which can be put IN cul-
tiyAtiOn next year
Price 81 Oou. Terms easy. apply 10
JAMES n BEST.
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Our bow, and full returns will
appear in our next lssue-too much
success-we must have u breathing
spell.
The Osceola times., 1875-11-20
jeff Davis Accepts a Presidency.

New Orleans, Nov. ll.-Jeiler-
son Davis has accepted the Presl-
deary of the American Department
of the Mississippi Valley Society of
London, rendered him by the IA.
rent organization. The object OF
the movement is to direct attention
to the development of tommerclal,
"gricultural, and mineral resources
of the Valley of the Mississippi.
Mr.. Davis will devote his entire
energy to the work III this country
and Europe, aud will take up his
headquarters nj New Orleans.-Ex.
The Osceola times., 1875-11-20

THE Huntsville (Mo) Herald
talks plainly, but well when it says:
"The man who refuses to patron
izc his local paper is a man Of NOR
Lld disposition, OF small ideas and
no talents. His light, II he has any,
is SO completely concerted beneath
the bushrl of self that it will never
burn to any practical purpose, and
may be exlinguishcd without sin.
gle sign tor the world ar1u d. Such
II person I known by his works.
A spirit of hheraliIy and benevo-
lence never a'inates him, but he
lives on wondering at the success
of others and bewailing his own
hard lot.
The Osceola times., 1875-11-20

$50 acres on Clear Lake. good farm with com
Portable hu .tIn--. with -Iu house, q good W,i.
ami all necessary oUj buildings, ilU acre. in Cul-
uVuilpu 81 acres dcadruco, part OF which Is I'M
store; aHd iu thrifty aud prosperous settle
mcut mostly above overflow. Price $1a.6O1.
Terms will hc made easy 20 u good purrha-cr
satisfactory reasons given for wanting o. sell
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Are You Bald or Does Your Hair Fall Out :?
MO HAIR, NO PAY

We 9oys aksn gai coor of The @ To" li m" @ & ar W or'
w.I nmrdia stop 1850 ~. 20 ara low u un 4uI y
-i " aHl
al
cd
Newt tI l.i l u boo
H q .
CiI OF
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THE publication o! the Gayoso
Democrat is to be resumed by Mr..
Sam. Carlton shortly ; so we are
informed.
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Malaria :! Malaria =!
READ, REFLECT, AND ACT.


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seas e. BE- t a-co
M orEu
fora tituilt rclc
h None n rHuut IA tul mark uUd % t
Room %
au l-rom o 60 ral D.
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NO

Nv. \ Sec. 20, T - y, Il. 10 East within
q miles II D-Ceula, 80 acre. now In cultivation,
with % boautfUl crop on it. - acres nearly
cleaned aud ran easily De pat ia cultivation tHt
neat ear, Comfortable huu-cs on the place.
Some # the land j. suhicc, t. overflow, but 4,
Ne drained by ditcac- Price $4,000 ca.l.
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NO

W 5 Ne Sec. ST ION II. 9 ta-t, 70
acres 30 uCrr- above ordinary oyorf Vs. balance
W 30 umlcrJd Price $40. FERNS easy
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EN GIISII
Female Ditters,
DOWN TO ONE DOLLAR

cta recu ugrcelug u ur Doe
you EngN Fcul B1'r u r.
hy,r, aIpc
rI Size OF fruan 1l IIluu such
painful arl o nr gua
ie per %
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NO .

Sc sec, 50, 7, II n, Il. East, 100 acres
Most Of this tract Is above overflow, ~ aCI,-
we'll doaduncd, and with No, / would make "a
farm r2U acrr- Of much value Price 81 2Uu,
Terms one bird cash, balance in one and two
years.
I These lands are the best in the frcnChmans
Bay gu settlement, j, near the Church and school
hon e. and Is the most desirable lands now on
tile market IN this county.
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Lands For Sale.
NO I

Sc . N" Sec 32, 1ovn.hip II n, Il Q east, 4,
iOaCrts, above overflow. ~ acres in successful
cultivation. balance dtudyuod and under tcuCe
Price VI 200, terms one third cash, balance in
one and two !eurs.
The Osceola times., 1875-11-20

We stop the press 10 announce
,hc result of The election, which Is
as follows:
For Mayor,
LEON EoUsSAN.
For Recorder,
J. O. BLACKwoop,
For Aldermen,
ID. MATTHEWS.
j, IIENwooD,
4. GooDRICH,
/. NJ. PETTEY.
B. L. JONES.
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nr. InNEN MmSnN

dlysa at Iuru H
Belt send o tNs tuic N
SoN Io :
Some ago Icntac mails
%
Cpu and hr m
\. WALLACE
Go
opGsov received Of The 2Hl t ycr have been h ON al fish
"
the hour Ir,riyt h,tnT rtJtusu urt~ con m
they %
on pad iuc the tIuy u dino
ALIEN MATTHEWS
ttoru, Dr. .nllrcl above
WILSON
Foslc in oc,oag ,. Coz
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IA Read the following certificate.

ATL June .. is,5.
ME..R- ~ WILSON
Gnten In April last va- iah .ic N - regular Fever and
having alternate uy After hud for
weeks induced uanful ctf dis
,lryl m medicine ard u'y Of Bclt directed
thereafter
good
clear sli and utUTr Il should ur rh uruEurl wOUd
Pads and pN-ic. Wishing everybody Haf
hu unfortunate have Ci and tormuy be- fortunate
tuoushto get one uf your Belts,
Lam. respectfully etc.,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SHTN DRUG TOISONS

80 day al hom,. As.nt- wanted. OulGt
Maine.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-08

Mr.. Hugh Mcculloch, one Of the high priests in
the contraction policy, ia 3 letter to Cincinnati
committee gravely declared that expansion would
benefit no one bat the debtor class. Just so! the
debtor class only being about nineteen twentieths
OF the people. or course IL would be wrong to do
anything to assist them. The interests of the one
twentieth must alone be considered Cincinnati
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-08
The Real Presence.
From the New York Express

From the New FORK Express.
The Rev. DR.. Hugh Miller Thompson,
of Christ Church, Fifth avenue, is now
considered the leading theologian of the
Protestant Episcopal Church in this
diocese. His views on the Real Presence
were sought for and obtained Among
other things he says:
And yet, if we carefully consider. we
shall find that no theory of the Sacrament
ever taught among Christians has denied a
real Presence. The extremist Zuinlianism
teaches it as we'll as the extremist Tran.
substantion. l mean of course, Presence
in the Sacrament, and not Presence in q
part of the Sacrament, the outward and
visible part. bread and wine.
The theory about the Presence has diff
fered, but that the Lord is present in the
Communion virtually, really, and in power
to the soul of every faithful receiver, is {
doctrine held by all Christians of every
name.
That our own church teaches Presence
and that n real and literal Presence, | shall
not stay to prove.
1t has seemed to me that in her teaching
herein. a teaching not of her own invention
but brought down to her in the stream OF
Catholic tradition, and inherited as par
other Catholic position, lies the solution o
the differences of opinion about the Pres
ence in the Eucharist
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-08

The season of thunder storms having be-
gun,it would be we'll to have some data for
ascertaining it there be truth in the asser,
ton made by each lightning rod agent, that
the conductors sold by other lightning rod
agents are utterly worthless as protectors
against electrical devastation. Not only is
it yet undetermined what sort of rod is the
best, but the larger question whether any
rod at all is desirable, is far from being
unanimously settled, If our country con
temporaries, whose columns for the next
two months will swarm with local items Of
stricken houses, would, whenever possible,
mention whether such houses were garnish.
ed with lightning rods or not, much might
be done towards the solution of the problem
and it would not surprise us to learn that
three fourths of the dOmiciles damaged
were equipped with the most approved
patterns of paratOnnerre.-NY Y. World
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-08

Sole Proprietor and Manufacturer, so Beekman St
New Yotk.
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THE NATIONAL IDIOT
Is it a Crime to be a German ?

To j. NJ Edmunds, Esq, Chairman ofthe
National Republican E.recutiUe Commit
tee, Washington, ID. g.
Dear Sir:-Having been Republican
ever since the present Republican party
was formed, and having never voted any
other Federal ticket than the Republican,
l claim the right to call your attention to a
matter which lies within the control of
your committee. aud which threatens to
injure the Republican party by alternating
from it large mass of its supporters
have been so unfortunate as to dis
please the central and chief organ of the
Republican party-the Washington Ma
tioRGL Republicdn-by some letters in the
New York Herald, containing the results
OF investigations into the political and
industrial condition of several southern
states; and your organ accordingly informs
its readers, in an editorial article which has
just come into my hands, that l ought not
TO be beheved-not because l have mis-
stated facts, or am an incapable or inac-
curate-observer-but on the ground that
am Dutch jew" Dutch" standing
here, Of course, for German. l have motto
ed that ignorant Americans commonly call
the Germans Dutch"
Now, if | were, in the organs elegant
phrase, Dutch jew" | don't see what
that has to do with the crediblity of my
statements. l am, in fact, u German and
am proud of my descent from a people
who have been the faithful supporters of
liberty on two continents. | am not a
Jew, but, if l were, should not be asham-
ed of it; for the Jews in this country are
an intelligent, industrious and peaceable
body of citizens.
But the organ thinks differently. Speak.
ing in the name of the Republican Admin
istratiou, whose mouthpiece it is, it has the
folly to assert that if man is German
by blood, he is therefore, not to be believ-
ed; if he is jew by religion, he is there
by unworthy of confidence.
Is this really Republican doctrine? II
not, is 1t prudent in you to allow your or
gan to otter such u wantOn insult To- u very
large number OF citizens, Gcrmaus aud
Jews, who mostly vote the Republican
ticket, and whose votes next year will be
absolutely Indispensable to the success of
the partyE
You ought to muzzle your dog, the Ma
tiORdL Republican. A recent and notorious
over dose OF government pap has giv.n
him an indigestion, and he is swapping at
the heels Of your friends. If you let him
70 on he will presently do the party a
damage:
We are to have important elections this
fall, and next year there will be a presi
dental election. Have you forgotten this :?
Is it not an insane folly to let your official
organ, under your very nose, fling graf
uitous insult in the faces Of several hun
dred thousand German and Jewish voters,
and this in the name OF the Republican
party, aud as presumably an official de-
claration of the sentiments OF the party
chiefs2 Do you really wantto drive these
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-08

voters away from the Republican ranks
or do you imagine they have no self-res.
pect or resentment? And have you nc
fear that the Democrats will use such de.
clarations, made in your chief organ
against the party next year? Or even in
Ohio and Pennsylvania this year?
The Republican party should have g
respectable organ in Washington. But il
you cannot get rid of the National Repub
lican you ought at least change its name.
You might call it National Idiot I make
you the suggestion as a sincere and earn
est Republican.
Yours truly, CHARLES NORDHoFF.
Atlanta, Ga, June %, 1875.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.
PAINTERS MANUAL.

A COMPLETE PRACTICAL GUIDE TO ALL
~ Branches of Painting. &C., 20 cents. Book of
Alphabets for Painters, Draughtsmen, &c, so cts.
Book OF Scrolls and Ornaments, 81. Watchmakers
and jewelers. Mammal so cents. SOap-makers' Man
ual Is cents. Model Letter Writer. Practical
rules for writing letters deeds receipts mortgages
wills, &c, sc. Price 80 cents.
Any of the above sent on receipt of price, post
paid. Address ALFRED WARREN, Bookseller
Cincinnati, o. P.S.-Send for one of our large
catalogues. 4 10w3m
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-08

Still another southern journal raisesi its
voice against rag money. The Mobile
Register, edited by Col John Forsyth,
says:
when times are hard and the people
are moneyless, the capitalists also feel the
hardship while the people are unable
to borrow, the capitalists are unable to
lend. Irredeemable currency is the troub.
e in both cases. The infationists pro-
pose to remedy the evil by deepening it.
1t is drink to the drunkard, and fuel to the
fame. The plan of our fathers and of the
whole civilized world is the best-hard
money"
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-08
MASTA'S
BALSAM

speedy and certain remedy for Coughs, c
tarrh, Colds, Hoarseness, Sore Throat, Bronchitis
Influenza, Hopping Cough, Aathms and the var
GUS affections of the Lungs and Chest,
Thousands have been speedily aud effectua
cured by its timely use while suffering with sevc
colds, protracted coughs, and with various othe
forms Of LUNG DISEASE. 1t is prepared from
vegetable balsams and the medicinal properties o
roots al herbs containing no minerals or poison
GUS drugs 1t can be taken with perfect safety a
times.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-08

gFThe attention of thoseI AFFLICTED with Colds
Coughs, or with any disease of the Lungs is dire C
ted to this vaurale remedy. Colds and Coughs are
easily taken, and if neglected may lead to disease
of the lungo. What is needed under such circum
stances is a reliable remedy-epeedY in affording
relief and effectual in ting further progress
the disease
Sold by all Druggists aud Apothecaries, and in
Rock Island by John Bengston, Emil Kohler, Z
Bruernert aud Benser Il Thomas