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The Osceola times., 1875-08-28
ATTENTION FARMERS.
| have on hand now the best Whea
ever introduced in tho United
States OF America.
TIE CELEBRATED
fiIIlI WHEAT
OEDE.H STRssW'!

The culm or stalk Of this Wheat
10 from three to four feet in
height, fstuar and furnished with
alternate sheating lonceolate and
smooth. The flowers are all per.
feet and arranged in q terminal
spike, the axes OF which Is dentste,
and on each supports four to six
scssibls aowers. The calyx or out
er chat has from 2 TO 4 valves, the
corralla or inpor chaf 5 also COM
posed from 2 to valves, OF which
the interior is larger than the 9TH
er, and terminates long and smooth.
The seeds are arranged from four
to six rows.
Read what the Postmaster says,
the best wheat raiser IN East Tenn
essee:
This oertities that ] have raised
the Golden Straw or White Wheat,
several years. ltexcels all of the
ID varieties | have had under cult
vation for six years, in ripening
early, IN making more and better
flour, and less bran in weight and
standing the winter. Sow in Sep.
tember and October. The same
has n smooth head, stiff stalk and
yielded on two acres this year
ll0 l-2 bushels.
4. +. BLUNT.
TERMS TO AGENTS.
Sample packages as follows, the
cash to accompany all orders eth
er by registered letter, Post ofiic0
order or express: Sample packages
prepaid, 80
One pint, rs
Halt bushol delivered at depot
or express office S2,75
One bush. delivered az above S4.75.
Address, A. G. JesEPH. I
Cleveland, Tom.
The Osceola times., 1875-08-28

The Hon. William s. Groes-
beck, who is one Of the most prom
inent Democrats, not only OF Ohio,
but OF the United States, being re-
quested to speak in the Ohio can
vass refuses. lie is not that kind
Of Democrat.
The Osceola times., 1875-08-28

-The Dardanelle Independent
last week WIS Illustrated with a
view of Dardanelle Rock and a
portrait OF Governor Garland.
GOV. Garland is easily distinguish
ed from tie Rock, by his being
smooth shaved and not parting his
har in the mlddle.-[l Hot Springs
Telegraph.
The Osceola times., 1875-08-28
Lands For Sale.

40.
Sc : Y" sec 32, Town ship II n. II. qcast
i0acres, above overflow, ~ acres in sueces.fl.
cultivation, balance dcadcucd and under fence
Price 81 200, terms one third cash, balance Ia
one sand two years.
SO.2
sc -rc. ", r ny, L. 9 East, i60 acres
Most Of this tract i above overflow 81 acres
we'll deadened. AMI with No. J would make a
farm of 40 acres Of much value Price 81, ,2OO,
Terms one third clSh, balance 10 oue aud two
years.
These lands are the best in the Frepchman-
Bayou settlement, i, near the Church eRd scuool
house, and is the mOst desirable lands uOw ON
the market in this county.
NO. ).
" = Ne. a Sec. ST ION Il. Q Fast, 81
acres ~ acres above ordinary OVERFLOW. basLc,
well timbercd. Price $40 Terms easy
NU.i.
Nv See. %, T. l} y, K. 10 East, within
. mHes # OsCcola, 40 acres now in Guilty alton,
with beautiful crop ON it, 80 acres nearly
cleaned and can easily be pat ia cultivation TIA,
next year. comfortable houses on the place.
Some Of the land is subject to overflow, but l.
We ] drained by bitches. Price 50, 800 cash.
NO. S.
$50 acres on Clear Lake, a good farm with com
Portable buildings, with -lu house, a good mill
and all necessary out bindings. ii0 acre. in cul
uNUuOu; 50 acres deadcnrd, part Of which Is Uu-
der fence; centrally lurItcd, and a good site flI
e store; aud In q thrifty and pros sgrnus settle
mrut mostly above overflow. Price EluuuU.
Terms VIII be made easy 10 a gJod purchase,
satisfactory reasons given for wanuu. to sell
No. g..
100 acres, W = sec. 20. I. 10 n K ., East
\ valuable farm now raising 80 bales Of cotton
Price s. 900. Terms easy
The Osceola times., 1875-08-28

The Sogih East Missouri Adver-
tiser says, that tho Gayoso Demo
crat has gone where the woodbine
twineth; that even the sold wo-
man" with her pouitice, vermituge,
soothing syrups, etc, could not
save IT, ana the Advertiser is un-
der apprehension that its Spirit is
now lurking IN the swamps in the
nelghborhood Of Clarkton, ready to
drop in and damage its business
prospects. We never did believe a
six column paper could thrive in 4
tour column town. We sympa-
thlse with you, Sam. But such is
lille. .
The Osceola times., 1875-08-28
OFFICE OF CIRCUIT CLERK ANpl
EX-OFFtCIo COUNTY CLERK
AND Recorder.
Respectfully,
j. X. +. HALE.

0sCEoLA, AUG. %, 1873.
EDITOR OsCEoLA TINES,
DEAR SIR: For the information
of the tax payers Of Mississippi
county, | have, by careful investi.
CATION made an estimate of the In.
ae5tedness of said county, winch
amount aggregates the sum ofeight
thousand one hundred and fifty one
dollars and iorty.fve one hun
dreths, (sS, .45), as appears on
the book Of this office. There are,
however, an unknown amount OF
jmor and witness certificates not
included in the estimate. The an
nual revenue Of the county is about
ten thousand dollars, $4,000.
THIS estimate extends only to July
lst 1873. Respectfully,
}. *. Z. Hale.
The Osceola times., 1875-08-28

IL is estimated that the extent of
country overlooked recently, in
Ssuthwes, Missouri, is about ten
thousand square miles and the dam
age i. from 100000 10 100000.
The Osceola times., 1875-08-28
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

Our friends who favor us with
stems OF news, information, or other
correspondence will please bear
~ miud The following rules.
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PAPER. This rule is imperative,
and we will hereafter pay no sttcn-
tion to letters written On both sides
of the sheet.
Be BRIEF, STATE what yoa have
to say in the iewcst possible words.
SEND Us NEwS: We want facts,
not disquisitoas, moraIizings or
reflections on them. Above all
things, RoNr WRITE UNLESS YoU
HAVE SOMETHING TO SAY.
The Osceola times., 1875-08-28
plslsant ant proftabIe EmpLovnent-

Pleasant amt Prcftabie EmPioyne"t-
"Beauuml" "Chermiug ~ "Oh, how love
ly r. "What are they worth 90 so. such are
ordinations by those VINO are the large clc-
CANT New CurumO- produced by the American
feet Gems Of Art. 40 one can resist the temp
tatiuu to buy when srCi1g the Cr0mJs. Cam
yassors, Agents, and Indies and gentlemen
ont of Employment, will FIND this the best open
ing ever offered 10 make money. Pr full par
tiCular~, send stamp for confidential cirCulT
Address +. GLEASON & co, rs Washington
ST !. Bnstnn. Mn,
The Osceola times., 1875-08-28

nphG Tho choicest In the word-Import
l. bhN, crs' prizes Largest Company IN
America staple mucle.-pl,a.os everybody
Trade continually increasing Agents wanted
Cy where--hy-t iuduCcmCuis-AoIi' Z waste time
send for circular TO RoHEET WELLS, 43 Nr-ry
ST Y Up o Box l4s1
The Osceola times., 1875-08-28
WESLEYAN
FE.fs.EEE C0EEE2G IL

MACON @ a
The ;,Sth Annual Session open, Srut. Il l,-,,
with iull corps Of Professor. apd teachers
he oldest Female College in the world. I'm
dorsed 10y the best patronage in the South
Health record unsurpassed; Instruction thor
ough; curriculum pfthc highest oldrr. AdIrc-s
ReYd. W. {. ROSS. d. D.. Prr-'t or
Eoyd. {. W. SMITH D. d. sec.y.
The Osceola times., 1875-08-28
LARGEST SCHOOL.

q DR.. Wards SEMINARY for Young Iadic,. Nash
vile, Tenn, is the largest in the south ami fifth
in the |. :. send fox new catalogue tall
session september Bird.
, 1875-04-11
ROYAL DUELS.
Examples OF the Codo Among M.
Nonu1 Rulers.

Examples Of the Codo Among M.
1ioun1 Rulers.
~ tho Editors Of the hezo York Epentna Pcst:
Although dueling in some form had previously
been practtced in England. it is said thai tho Ju-
dlclsl Duel, or Wager Of Battle, Was unknown
there until the Norman Conquest when it became
brunch Of the JURISPRUDENCE Of that country,
In the reign OF Edward tho Third it
Was = faTor1te form Of legal procedure
Obsolete but as late az 1918 one Thornton
thre" down his glove in accordance With an
cient CUSTOM" case 30 remarkable in the
nineteenth century, Of course, attracted uni
Versal attention. Il was carried before the
highest courts of Law, and the right Of Thornton
was affirmed. His adversary, however, de-
clned the challe9e- A fe1 months litter tho
Judicial duel "as abolished by Parliament.
The period from which the modern dnol dates
is not known with certaiuty. It was probably in
1927, when the King OF france challenged the
sanction Of society. The judicial duet, accord
ing to Blackstone, was authorized in The laws Of
Gundeoald, A. D. SOL For a while it was con-
fined to certain classes in Germany; but we find
thaf II mas been practiced under ali Europear
mona1chaes- It's mosto Was that al brave man
d1d not deserve to suffer- and coward did not
deserVe TO 1--we. IN civil cases also this form OF
COMBAT #as tho chosen arbiter between claim
ants TO landed estates and personal property
tribunals, party dissatisfied with the proceed-
ings might challenge Judge to defend himeelfin
the neld" Under this code gentlemen would
sometimes appear as champions in behah of |
saeit sove1esgus. Near the close Of tho twelfth |
century fTenchman won't ovar to ENGLAND |
20 engage with certain persona who had -. |
sarsed that bis King (Philip) had done n injaa-
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Ill; Rudo1phe, 45, IS. Aresages-Ubassy
Sill; Rudolphe. 8:23 50.
oeS No. &Raly ana G. Dion Score paly seo Don q
29, az. Averages DAILY, 1871; Dion, s s-41.
10-Garnier and Rudolphe. Score, GARNER,
500 Rudolph, 229. Highest runs, GARNER, a,
Il Rudolphe, 49, "A, 36- Average, GARNER, 12155;;
Audolphe'a, 9:13-M.
No. III. Dion aud Ubafsy. Bcoro-Dlon,
500; Ubassy, 259. Highest Euns-Dion. ~, &c.
Ubaasy 81. "a. AYerages-Dion. 7:31-58;
Ubaesy. 1883.
No. l2-Vignour and DAILY. Boore--V1enoux,
3oo; DAILY 2N. Highest runs-Daly, 6, G5;
Vienoux, &c. 6s. A7eraRes-Viguoux. 14:2-7;
DAILY, 10:17-21.
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.CAtss Church.

F1o7e7ace L0TTesponde8aee NE.rhrk Adptyffaex.
I have. transferred nv alleeianca frnr1 n.
Church OF st. Mark to that OF ST. Lawrence, be-
cause the latter seems to have bean the patron
OF cats, and confess to fondneas for the feline
Eace. The c!o,sters OF San Lorerzo have long
oeen d'stlpgulehed as an asylum for homeless
cats. colony Of them may generally be found
summing themselves in tho court, aud occasion-
ally one moro desout than the rest comes into
the church and attends mass like = good
Catholic. One day found great yellow and
bench befo1e ore Of the affairs during service
and much more solemn and attentive than ,ha
people around ninu- pstted h1m and he snitTad
and BIT a. me energetica!ly; whether because, as
hereto, or because be discovered an odor of
xst about my RloYes1 cannot ssy.
, 1875-04-11

An old man down in Cooke County, Tex, has
made = curious discovery. il 4 correspondent OF
the Gainesville gdzstGe ie to be believed. an1 ha
scema to haye no indncement to Lie, though he
may have slight leaning that way. He has
seen, or says he has. twenty-five stones Of differ
eat colors, embracing all the hues and shades Of
tho rainbow, and varying in size from TINT OF a
mhns mt to buckshot. Their weight seems to
be about that Of granite orr other hard atone.
Ihe old man who showed them told tbe veritable
Z. W. who wrote the account that be made tbesb
stones from verisable charcoal, and that ho
could, II be was little better fixed, make q
wAgon-load Of the same in . few weeks. In q
seem to twinkle like tho atars on 3 clear nicht.
! he coal il reduced in bulk about one fourth in
Inc wonderful Transformation, while it increases
IN weight from 800 to 40 per ceut.
, 1875-04-11

fEEEGHApHlc BREW11ES,
n. y. Gafretson has resigned tho secretary-
ship OF the Iowa Stata Grange, to take effect
May /.
:, The Democrats Of Springfield have nominated
the following ticket for CITY officers: Mayor,
Char!os E: Hay; Clerk, Wallace T. etockdslo;
Marshal, Edward F!aberty; City Attorney, ). c.
nn,Eg; 4ME Assessor, James s. Cooper; Collector.
ton
=, - a special meeting Of the members Of the
Northwestern Mechanical aud industrial Associ-
alton was held at Dubuque On Saturday to con-
GUIDE arrangements for the purchase Of the Fair
Grounds and Driving Park 1t is the intention
one Of to to ong out 10 September
trial exposltions ever Witnessed in the North
west. large number Of prominent citizens are
interested in tho scheme, and no labor or ex-
pense will be spared to mako it SUCCESS.
, 1875-04-11
THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE BuIlpine.

NEW York, April 1.-The now Tribune Build
ing ras formally opened this morning, tho thir-
sy-dfth anniversary OF the birthday Of tho neus-
paper, and Was visited by crowds OF people
and city stan made present Of = msenificent
set of silver to Mr- Whitelaw Raid, inscribed
with picture ct tbs new building and the
monograms n. g., l541," and Nv. R., 1875"
DR.. George RIPLEY made the presentation speech
gracefully comp!imentins Iii. Reid, and A1r. Reid
responded in br1ef and appreciative address.
, 1875-04-11

new YoaK, April l0.-A11ivsd, steamzhip
Mosol, from Bremen.
LONDON, April 10 Steamship Wisconsin, from
New York, has arrived out.
, 1875-04-11

during tho week are Rose Washington. record
2:35; Woodford's ~" record, 2:a9E, from, Sat
Crooks stables; Pilot Mountain, 2:s0; Georg
Judd, 2:36H; George F., no record; Gold Leaf
| 2:34H9. IN charge Of Simon Anderson,
4 stable Of horses ia expected hero in 4 fez
days. and Hankins aud Coulisk bring stud O
running horses to train here.
George Tabor, PouehkeepEio turfman alst
| brings large stable Of horses to the track
| among which are seyeral youngtrotters OF grea
| promise.
The dste Of tho close Of the entries OF the
chain OF meetings embracing Cleveland. Buffalo,
Rochester, Utica, Springfield, Mass, and Pough-
keepste has not yet been decided upon- There il
tho appointment Of delegate from each asso-
ciaton to meet aud settle 1t is talked Of In con-
sequence Of this, Mr.. Mansnr has not yet fixed
upon the date Of his closing. He wante tho
chain mentioned to close one day before tho July
meeting.
DEATH OF FAMOUS HORSE
During the stallion show at Paris, KY, April
5, Gol6smith'a Abdallah, the celebrated trottipg
stallion was instaptly killed while going around
The the track. He was met by another horae, John
which entered his breast and came out
causing ssaE ffS &, ssh sR IT 1t ffs fsr 'hGnas aa5s:
He was bred By Mr. Alden Goldsmith, out OF the
lannon's brood marc, Martha, By Abdallah. He
built. he had record Of 2:5o. Ho was q thes
Abdallah stock by double cross, and Was con-
sidered one Of the best sta1lions in the country.
Ho nas valued At $40, 600.
LOUISIANA JoCEET-CLUD RACES.
NEW ORLEANS, April 10.-The spring meeting
Of the Louisians Jockey Club was successfully
to-day, with fine weather. largo at-
tendance, good track, nnd spirited racing.
In tho first race; hurdle race, miles, over
eight hurdles, club purse $500, hxst;horse $3.50.
eoccnd sl0o, third $50, seven started.
AL camo to the string at tho finish
except Biloxi which let down completely at thu
seventh hourdlo. At tho start Capt. Hutchinson
took the lead. closely followed by Lewiston and
Biloxi. the others we'll bnuched five lengths
behind 1t the half hile. At the end ct the first
milo the horses were we'll together, but
gradually stringing out until the finish,
hutchinson and Lewiston entering |
;he homa stretch, Huthinson leading |
. length. but. Lewiston gaining to the finish, !
made it dead heat; Little Flrt third, beating |
8slo1i. Shilalah, Capt. Jack, and Bob Britton. |
lime, 5:59. Tho first monoY WIS divided be-
ween Lewiston and Hutchinson. Lewitton was t
he favorte in The pools, selling on the track |
bout the Same as last night
In the second race, Ptckwick gtakes, for 3-year-
lids, SIS entrance, play or pay with e.. 600 add-
d, second horne 800: third, 800; milo heats,
here were thirteen nominations; four started
.ann1o F..~. .............. I
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BOATING.
TIE BAR0E QLUB.


Tho boys Of the Barge Club arc getting down
| to work. and preparing for tho coming season
| The promise il that rha c1rh :. .,o,ng ~ ha
! creat sncoesa Ths Trs..n~sr ~ oo'1s - 49,
s sn1~ 9a. 49, ~. Aue 1toaau5ee A1' neen
ousy tho past week collecting dues,
and reports the members are pay
ing up willingly and promptly. Tho
| Committee On Boats n.vo ordarad ~ a,eoanr
tan-oared har1c from % J,ch.ns11e ~ 49, ~ 49,. ha..
t',;,d.r hi -, natra. 81 -;1; Ia xn ~. Ae ooa'z
oniioef OF betfos' nne Will DO 30 feet long, aud
Of tho most improved model, and in finish
mill surpass anything on the l.kos. sho
will bsvo c.nncitv FIR carrying .1,ont
10, a.ss.asss ks.,a~ ~ ~. 4'
sea. ~ p4seslsoss M,ss pssloe .no zen oass-
1nen' 1he conmt'ee nase also IN we"
procuring from Bagley, Of this city, = si1-oared
outraged working boat, which viii be used By
tnosa who desira n1ora everc;sa AND tr,;ninr
thsn tha 49,. ~ .s,;ah ~ ..;a..,s.,- .,sa.n-s
hnat tH ~, pae; "n1Tn = patcuia1.y pleasure
fartsd ~ Ia - tne p1ane ZIG pet-
1aoasu' gs1 a; sao !! p1omlses 70 % IN every wa5
t;ens .nuuet annlI bes!oss 1oinlsnlng accommeda-
l - aot .e 9ois's ao equ'pene OF toe eng, IL
W., WI 10 3 ptpslaea "tn par.or ana recePtlon
I.oh - 1ot tuo entel's4omeu1 OF tue !aoy 1r1enas
, 1875-04-11

The Iranhoe Club will meet Thursday evening
1t the resadenco of Mrs. D. r. Psge, No. u Psxk
8yenue.
stcian. Mr. Pound. complimentary bena6t y
Will be given under THAR auspices as Naxtta64
Ha1 Tuesday evening; 4pdl y,
, 1875-04-11
BASE BALL

5, and Il to 7. Thousands Of people have visit
Gloucester each day for the last two weeks, Il
geather being wonderfully fna-
In the meantime the Athletic grounds are b.
Ing put in good order. The indeld is to bo era
ed and leveled, an improvement badly require
The philade1phias viii also play. on this groun
as heretofore, The Centennials have ta1sou Il
ground 1t Twenty fourth and Columbia avenue
formerly known Is the Horse Market. This nj
be inclosed with = substantial fence, while
large pavilion, with special accommodations #
ladies, Will bo erected 1t is proposed to ope
this ground and tho season On the 18th and 21l
insts., the Philadelphia and Centennials balm
the contestants On the 2ith inst. the Centen
mails and Athletics meet at the sn1ne place. Th
opening game between the Athletics and '' Fl]
lies" red-letter day in the city OF BtothcrI
Love, is as yet indefinite, there being no de
psndence to be placed upon the lime requires
for putting the ground in condition. It is prob
able that the Phi1adelI bis Club will take an e1r
tour East, playtng with the Boston, Hartford
New Haven. Atlantic, and Mutual nines. The
1nents. It IL likely that the Western clubs Will
have to make tour eastward before any Of oui
clubs wall sisit them-
TIE ATHLETIC CLUE.
Whatever it's varying SUCCESS in tho field may
be, the Athletic Clb is based on sound, solid
basis, and is indeed III institution OF Phlladel-
phiA- Its members number many OF the very
best citizens in mercantile and clvil life and it is
DO wonder that much pride is taken in the Or
ganization- The handsome headquarters OF the
Club, 1t Eleventh and Chestnut streets, con-
s:antly present scene Of Life, stir, and activity
and matters xre areued and canyassed IN the
sanae Evely manner AZ they weTe Hhen the game
Was in its infancy. The nine placed in the field
this season will contain Of last years force Nc
Bride, pitcher; Ciapp. catcher; Anson, first baee
Sutton. third haae. Ton:a. 1ata nf tha Whit
, 1875-04-11


Professional clnos. -,
t ihes 9nliosm ~ "li oe n1n1lAr 70 tnas OF e s.
1Ioy elag o. 1o.3. eooeg1a.e @na ma19e oeing e
oleupg,asn1nk eoioss. tne.. sAary ust 70 smAi
aua soo!lo 10y 70 MooetH11ly 1coo 6ucoess1u4 ~
nahe suoa ett nsts ~! ~ l9.o. "nae not e3peoan
1hIedsi,1',s IJ ".'a rn,, ''h1cs.se 8
= or '.,.n.ias rMlaoTtpn.s I. 14nps, = n a
ht!antSss Mestetns1 1en ~ '''t :.
~pa nasntnsDh nlnes- !4e..
ao,a4 1nu a4.n1s ~ 49, ss.ong pickea nn' =,
eso.ou GS " ~ ,ees taau lofty 1unR III "@'e-~ Id" =
otHses T1,a VII! WI cap!atn mo nine.
~. ane opanIpn 10 genera he1e saa* ms oo1aolas
@on Aoftaed oy ....... .....
.;u THE WESTERN CLUES
s.a "n 1esu1' n anstnlne ooe COCA. tnsy eat
otanu H. no"e'e1i ne can, ano II nas
| Mofs u oeHoAs 70 III concerned
1ue 1eo1uE III 1egnFo 20 lineage
oaGenens 10 tnM etf, notwl'hs.an9ins tno eoIce
Ma.seI: 41ouots rs aPp1enenoeo "a your c1y,
nu1cn nopo Is "ltnout "arIant. toul ntne =
~ "a eu u.s. s'.ons ~ o.ueto yun nao
nne ueiu, out - 70 dangerous " pleqtct:
=; s'ocA ~ s"1en :. 70 @ns ~. Aoas c!ao
~ iu.9 " c.ty: Is ee1eti Q! rs men s!a 1Lom tne
~ 1eiaue otouno cne!o t ~ tuiaue4pna. ;l. AZ
" " me Easteln parry ca1no 11oln 1o17 IOWA. taos
| NY eeuet*uy Ai,oNu,
| u, dne ~ea.ne1 nas neen sely nne tnoeeo, ana
| openns 9ReIatons ale EeShtaea vain unuaua!
, 1875-04-11

Asaa1a'o 1 sss-*s%.-s.-- 1
nlEuo1s : .
aA~AAsal'' T. O.
, 1875-04-11

The AHalr between Andrew Ste7enson, Mims.
TER OF the United States to England, and Danst1
O'Connell the ~ *Iriah Liberator," IN 1885, n-
ceiyed the condemnation Of John Quincy Adams
through q seues Of resolutions which he submit
ted to Congress-. They we're lald On the tabls o5
vota Of l49 years to 81 nays. Tas duel soush3
for by Stevenson he characterized as ~ atse:nps
+" to murder the said Daniel O'Counel."
Andrew Jackson fought several duels- Refer
ring to them, Thomas q. Benton ssJB: H
has often been seen zea!ouHly pressing the %.
vaocemont Of those against whom he had bat
lately been arrayed in deadly hostility"
4 petition Tss ut one time preseptad to Pzest-
dent Taylor praying him tor restoration 10 tha
service OF two otBeera who had lost thetr posi-
tons in tho pavy for having engaged in duelm8.
BE replied: " have served II tho army forty
years without fighting in duels. Tha5 arc un-
necessary. shall discounsenance them on every
occasion. and will have no dueling men about
ms ii can help it, JosEPH WA1soz.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-03-19
Assessment Notice.

COOPERATIVE NURSERY AND FRUIT
" Company OF Los Angeles county.-Loca-
ton of principal place Of business, Los Ange-
les California.
Notice is HEREBY given that at meeting of
the Directors held in this city on the 18th day
OF March, 1875, an assessment NO 81 of FIVE
DOLLARS PER SHARE was levied upon the
capital stock of said company, payable
Immediately In United States gold
coin, to the Secretary at the Office
Angeles, California. Any stock upon which
this assessment shall remain unpaid on the
18th day OF April 1875, will be declared
delinquent and advertised for sale at public
auction, and unless payment is made before.
will be sold on THURSDAY, APRIL 29,
1876, TO pay delinquent assessment, together
with cost OF advertising and expenses of sale.
By order of the Board.
l.. M. HOLT, Secretary.
Dated March l3, 1875 mri4 I'm
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-03-19
SEALED PROPOSALS.
Proposals for the Redemption OF
Bonds of 1876 Los Angeles 90.

OFFICE OF THE COUNTY TREASURER,
Los Angeles County, Cal.
Los ANGELES, Feb. II, 1875.
Proposals will be received by the undersigned
at his office in the city of Los Angeles until
Thursday, April Is, 1876 for the redemption
Of the sum of (9,0O0l nine Thousand dollars OF
the bonds of said Los Angeles county of the
issue of 1851, said amount OF money being now
on hand for the purpose Of redemption. Said
proposals to be opened one week after the ex-
piration of this publication. Said proposals
to be accompanied with good and sufficient
security that the same shall be carried out
within fifteen days after acceptance; the class
No proposals shall be received exceeding par
value, as may redeem the greatest amount OF
bonds. T. E. ROWAN,
County Treasurer.
Los Angeles, March ii, 1875. mrl1 I'm
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-03-19
Change of Text Books.

In the case of the State of California
ex rel. John Bellmer VS.. the State
Board of Education in the Sixth Ju-
dicial District, county of Sacramento,
judgment was to-day entered pro
lorna, and oy consent of council, in
order to get the case quickly before
the Supreme Court, as the questions it
involves are very important and of
public interest. The real merits of
the case will therefore be determined
by the Supreme Court of the State.
This case relates to the change of text
books in the public schools, which was
recently ordered by the State Board of
Education.-S. f. Bulletin.