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The Osceola times., 1875-08-14
Lands For Sale.

mol
Sc \ Ne 4 Sec 81, Township II N. r. 9 east,
40aCrcs, above overflow, - acres in successful
cultivation. balance deadened and under fence
Price 81 200, terms one third cash balance in
one and two years.
NO.2
Sc 4 Sec 80, T. IL n, K. Q East, 100 acres
Most OF thti'iliICt Is above overflow 50 acres
well dcadrned, and with No. would make
farm oi2VO acres Of much value. Price 81 200
Terms one third cash, balance in one and two
years.
These lands are the best in the Frenchmans
Bayou settlement, Is near the Church and SC oOl
hOu-e, and is the most desirable lands now ON
the market in this county.
No. 3.
W y Ne. Il Sec + ION II. Fast, -
acres, 40 acres above ordinary overflow, balance
well tinbercd. Price $40. Terms easy
NU.i.
Nv. = Sec. 90, +. ~ n, r. 10 East, within
2 miles of Osceoa, 40 acres now in cultivation
with beautiful crop on IL. 50 acre, nearly
next y ear. Comfortable houses ON the place
Some Of the laud is subject to overflow, but il
We drained by bitches. Price -, 800 cash
NO. s.
$50 acres on Clear Lake, 1t good farm with com
Portable buildings. with GIN house, a good mill
and all necessary out buildings: 40 acres in cul-
uNatlOn; ~ acres dcadrncd. part of which h an
tier fence; centrally located aud good site for
store; and IN a thrifty and prosperous settle
mcnt mostly above overflow Price $1,000
Terms VIII be made easy 10 Il good purchaser
satisfactory reasons given for Wantln. To sell
40. G.
lG0 acres, n W : sec. 20 +. 10 " r. 9, East
valuable farm now raising 80 bales Of cotton
Price s., 600. Terms easy,
The Osceola times., 1875-08-14

MEssRs I. b. MILLS 4 Co, pub
hshcrs OF the Spirit of Arkansas, at
lsNilo Rock, have established in
connection with their office Il free
reading room, where exchanges are
kept on file, and where thcy may
be sSes and read by everybody,
The Oscsoia TINES, published IN
tho most fertile portion Of Arkan,
sns, will always be found In tins
Iopm. Immigrants should make q
note Of this.
The Osceola times., 1875-08-14

WILLIAMSON county, Illinois i
the scene of murders and bush
whacking. The people are over
awed, aud terrorism and lItimida,
ton pervades alike the civil au-
thori,es and private citizens.
Twenty or thirty citizens have
been assassinated, and yet the gov
crnor has taken no steps. to restore
peace, while the press of chat state
continue to moralize about Texas
and the reconstruction OF southern
states.
The Osceola times., 1875-08-14

The panic rs represented by the
Illustrated papers, occasloncd by
the failure of Dunkin Sherman &
Co., was represented on small
scale, 10 front OF W. p. lialc's store
last Wednesday. The house was
closed Tor the purpose Of taking
an inventory OF stock, while u
crowd was IN waiting on the out.
side TO draw rations.
The Osceola times., 1875-08-14

earnest and thoughtful students.
who will do good service when
they return home.
Respectfully,
n. p, GATES.
Principal Normal Department.
The above fully explains itself,
and all those who desire to avail
themselves of this opportunity,
will report to me at my office for
examination and recommendation
l.. RoUssAN,
County Supt. Pub. Inst.
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TO CORRESPONDENTS.

Our friends who favor us with
items of news, information, or other
correspondence will please boar
IN mind the following rules.
WRITE ONLY on ONE SIDE OF THE
PAPER. This rule is imperative,
and we will hereafter pay no atten-
,ion to letters written on both sides
of the sheet.
BIZ BRIEF, state what you have
to say in the lewcst possible words.
SEND Us NEWS: We want facts,
not disqnisitlons, moraIizlngs or
reflections on them. Above all
things, DoNT WRITE UNLESS YOU
HAVE SOMETHING TO SAY.
The Osceola times., 1875-08-14
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
LARGEST SCHOOL.

EIDE Wards Seminary for Young Ladies' Nash
VILE Tenn. Is the largest in the south and fifth
in the |. :. Send for new catalogue Fall
ses7ion septem Der Bird
The Osceola times., 1875-08-14
DOUBLE YOUR TRADE

DTuEgI-fs, NrU-tIs 0Uu DoIT1I. Pure CNina and
Japan teas in scaled lu"k. -er. screw top cans,
boxes or h. II chc-t---ttruwrrs Prices. S"nd for
circular. Tue WELLS TEA COMPANY; POI Fulton
st, \. y. L. .. Box 400.
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THE WEEKLYSUN. ; page. age

columns. from now TO New Year., Post paid, bO
cts. Address The sun, Ny.
The Osceola times., 1875-08-14
Lessons Of the Heart not Neces-
sarily Fatal.

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The heart OF man eighteen years
after he had oeeh wounded Inc
man recovered rom inc eheets OF
the original wound In SIX weeks,
and ultimately died OF an injury
received, as stated, eighteen years
atterward.
In case mentioned by Fourier
musket ball was discovered in
the heart of a'soldier, six years at
ter he had been wounded.
Friend Williams, no doubt re-
members the case of Poole, who
was shot in New York during
the Know Nothing excitement
some years ago. Poole lived elev-
en- days after receiving his wound,
and would have made a good re-
covery had it not been for his own
imprudence, and had he not been
/ won utpI OF hprWlsC Tho casa is
The Osceola times., 1875-08-14

Very Respectfully,
+. l.. JAMES,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-12-31
Complimentary.

We notice the following compliment
in the Pecan Valley Eagle, published
at Brentwood, Texas. Hon. p. NJ.
Thurmond was the Democratic men,
Der elect and served in the Legislature
of Kentucky in the years of 1868.
[ He Is brother Of Judge Thurmond of
this city.l 1t will be remembered that
Hon. @. l. Goodwin was the late editor
and proprietor Of the Rural Team. We
wish them success.
1t will be seen by reference to their
card In this issue, that these gentle,
men have partnership In the practice
OF law ut Brentwood. Judge Thur
mond is well and favorably known in
this community as lawyer of integri-
w and ability, hence comment from
us IL unnecessary. Colonel Goodwin
has been with US but few months, but
since he has been In our town he has
steadily gained the confidence of those
with whom he has been associated.
Colonel O. came from Bryan to our
town aud brings with him record
that he may well be proud of; he served
the people Of his old county in the l4th
Legislature with satisfaction TO his con-
stituents, an honor to himself, and has
sacrificed position, home and friends
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The following is a list of the officers
of James A. Smith Lodge, No. 395,
Free and Accepted Masons, for the en-
suing Masonic year, duly installed on
Monday last (St. Johns Day(:
w. II Smith, w. NJ; w. ?. Coch-
ram, s. W.; G. A. Lilly, J. w. James
M. Cochran, Treasurer; John II. Coch-
ram, Secretary w. IL. Leman, Tiler ;
William Strait, S. d.; j, NJ. Harvey,
]. D.. W. b. Taylor and f. Il. Ball,
Stewards; C.. @. Gillespie, Chaplain.
James II Smith Lodge is u newly or.
ganized lodge, organized u little over a
year ago, and located near Cochran
Chapel, about eight miles north of this
city, and numbers about twenty-five
members, and is in prosperous con-
dition.
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HOWe's Big Show.

Rome Commercial, Rome, Ca, Oct. sth.l
Early as o'clock yesterday morn
ing the streets were crowded with peo-
pie from the country and the neighbour
ing towns, gathered together to witness
H0we's Great London Circus which
had been heralded by such compli-
mentary notices of the press. Broad
street, Rome, had the appearance of
Broadway, New York, and it was real
ly difficult to make ones passage
through the crowd. 1t is saying much
for this show, but no more than they
deserve, to say that Howe's circus
comes up to the peoples expectations.
The street parade was not only the
grandest affair We have seen since TIA e
war, but surpassed ante bellum dis
plays of this kind. The circus was
crowded; not vacant seat oould be
seen. The performance was of the
highest order; the riding, somersault-
ing, and gymnastic feats can not be
excelled, and the trained animals are
just what they are advertised to be. In
word, the performances are of that
very rare order, just what one sees il
lustrated upon the big highly colored
posters. We say to all, fyou ever in
tend going to o circus take advantage
of HOwe's visit for you will never have
a better chance.
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NEW YEARS CELEBRATION,
Grand Parade Of the Fire Depart
mcnts Of the city.

The following IL the order OF process
sion of the Fire Department ut the
celebration on New Years day.
ORDER.
/. Germania Brass Band.
2. Stonewall Greys.
3. Lamar Rifles.
4. Turner's Society.
5. Mayor and Common Council OF
the city.
o. Chief and Assistant Engineers and
officers of the Fire Department.
7. Hook and Ladder Company No. 2.
s. Hook and Ladder Company No. j..
0. Dallas Engine Supply Company
No, 4.
10. Dallas Steam Engine Company
No. /.
II. Citizens Generally.
FORMATION.
The Band will be stationed at the
Southwest corner of the Public Square,
corner of Houston and Commerce
streets, at one O'Clock p. NJ, The
Stonewall Greys will form on
the south side of the square
along Commerce street. The Lamar
Rifles will form on the east side of the
square and march to Commerce and
take position on right of the Stone
wall Greys. The Turner's Society will
form ut their Hall on Commerce street
and march westward and take position
o nthe right of the Lamar Rifles. The
Mayor and Common Council of the
city will form ut their hall and march
to Commerce street, and take position
Immediately on the right of
the Turner Society. The Chief
and Assistant Engineers and the
various fire companies will form
in the above order at the Hall of En-
CINE Company No. |. on Commerce
street facing westward and take posi-
ton to the right of the line above
designated.
LINE OF MARCH,
| The line of march will be from the
southwest corner of the square, up
Houston to Main street; thence down
Main to Market street; thence up Mar
ket to Elm street; thence down Elm to
the eastern boundary of the city ;
thence south to Main street; thence
west on Main to Austin street, where
the military companies will be review
ed by His Honor the Mayor and Com
mon Council, after which the process
sion will march to the front of the lie
Grand hotel, in open order, and will
be disbanded.
ASSISTANT MARSHALs.
A. A. johnson, w. G. Holland,
A. M.Cochran, w. NJ. Leftwituh,
JOHN c, Mccoy,
Chief Marshal.
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lNEELIcE; novel by Augusta Evans vii
son, author Of "lieulAh," "St. Elmo
nNIlRhil, nnMncnrln, n"Inn2,n etc.

lsFELIcEi novel by Augusta Evans vii.
son, author Of "lieulAh" NSt. Elmo"
"Vnshti, ""Macaria "'Incz," etc.
Mrs, Augusta Il. Wilson NEE Evans
has chosen for the title of her new
novel the ablative Of the latin word
"inlellxn doubtless an expressive
nomenclature for the volume before us.
The work Is in Miss Evans usual
style pruned, however, Of the many
foreign idioms Of speech which lent to
her former works rather strained eX-
preston. The fair authoress has lost
none Of her vivid powers Of delinea-
ton, nor has she forgotten that match
less art of evoking the most intense
interest of the reader. The passionate,
persistent, Nemess-like determination
of the discarded wife TO restore herself
to her rightlul position, and to bring
back the erring and deceived husband
is depicted In fascinating, and, at
times, brilliant utterances. The book
sparkles with gems, and choice Sc
lection of her beautiful sentences
would form collection equaling
those of that most distinguished of all
female authors, George Elliot.
The question is apt to present itself
to us after reading these deep and
vivid portraitures of the hearts wild
est passions, what good, what power,
nobler, holier, higher purposes in life
has this book spread before us. Has it
left us feeling that exalted determina-
lion to live better, that tender charity
toward the erring, that quiet calm
that noble thoughts ever engender in
the human breast, or is there Il vague
feeling of dissatisfaction, disappoint-
ment and unrest aroused in our hearts.
The question will be difficult to ans
wer, for it depends much upon the
temperament and peculiar surround
ings of the reader, but as for ourselves
we do not find that the tendency ofthe
book is to fortlfy and strengthen that
patient, unfaltering, steady purpose to
live up to truer and better existence,
nor to cause our will to harden and
grow strong under the disasters and
disappointments of earth. The book,
to the critical reader, presents many
evidences of faulty punctuation, but
we suppose this may be attributed to
the carelessness Of the proof-reader.
But take 'Infelice" all in all it is a
work of great interest and will add
greatly to the reputation of the gifted
author, If such were possible. From
beginning to end the attention of the
reader Is compelled and whatever be
its faults it will be finished with n sigh
OF regret. We commend the book to
all lovers of literature and feel conf
dent that no one will regret the time
passed in its perusal Reed u Lathrop
are the agents for its sale in this city.
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Festival.

There was most pleasant little af-
fair on Wednesday night last, at the
Hall Of James A. Smith Lodge of Ma
sons, about eight miles north of town,
which was enjoyed by number of the
neighbors and few residents of our
city. The occasion was n Festival, got.
up by the ladies of the neighborhood,
In order to raise funds to finish and
furnish the above hall. The hall has
been erected by James A. Smith Lodge
of Masons, Lively Grange, Patrons of
Husbandry, and the Good Templar's
Lodge, jointly, as place of meeting,
aud is enclosed and plastered, hut
needs ceiling and furnishing. The OBJ
ject Of the Festival was to raise funds
for this purpose. There was u goodly
crowd of ladies and gentlemen pres
ent, tables spread with mum Der of
articles for sale, and in the upper room
q long tahle, filled with all the substan-
tlal5 anu dellcacIeS Tor q good old
fashioned supper, which was enjoyed
by all present, and still there was an
abundance left. After the supper WAS
disposed of and most of the articles
sold, Colonel p. A. Swor, as Master Of
Ceremonies, announced that the can.
didates present land there was host
of them) would have an opportunity
Of addressing the company present.
Calls being made for them, the fol-
lowing gentlemen responded in the
order named, viz: George w. Aid
ridge, A. w. Newlan and Robert II.
West, Esqrs., after which the assembly
adjourned, highly delighted with tho
evenings entertainment. The writer,
asa representative OF The HERALD,
tenders his hearty thanks to the ladies'
and gentlemen present for kindly
courtesies extended to him.
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LOCAL BREVITIES.

Nothing Of interest in Judge Bur-
ford's court yesterday.
Not q single item was to be had in
the Sherifi's Office yesterday.
-Pious people will pray that our
city be blessed with beautiful weather
tomorrow.
The East Dallas fire company and
the boys OF the Skinner truck will not
indulge In trial of skill Tomorrow.
"A good place for candidates to
meet the sovereigns-at the Bal
Masque tonight Everybody will be
there.
The effects Of Christmas still linger
upon the faces OF q few individuals
who INDUCED excessively In the pleas
ures of the occasion.
The lecture lest night was compli-
mented by only an ordinary attend
ance. Mr.. Bartholow, however, de-
iivered his address with grace and
ease, and proved himself q ready and
witty talker rs well as writer. We
nope he will repeat his lecture at some
more suspicious date.
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Persons wishing thoroughbred
Durham cows, for mixers, would do
well TO call on @. j. Dent " Co., who
have n few for sale, II early application
IL made TO j. g. Dent d Co. See adj
yertisement.
Valuable and very desirable city
property Is advertised in to-day's pa
per- for sale by II, II, Hall, ESQ., IN
lots TO suit purchasers. Those lots are
on the line Of tho new street railway,
near its eastern terminus and are In hs
desirable u location ~ can he found In
the city, Persons wishing homes
would do well to call on Mr. Hall be-
fore purchasing. See advertisement.
We were shown last evening, by
Mr. J. II. Smith the draft and specifi-
cations of the Christian Church to be
erected In the nelghborhood Of Duck
creek, aud are requested to say to con-
tractors and builders, that bids for the
construction of the church will be re-
ceiyed by Mr.. Smith until Thursday
evening next. The plan and specillca-
lions can be seen at Mr.. Wheat's, on
Main street, between the hours OF nine
and twelve u. M, to-day.
The European Restaurant opposite
tho Lamar hotel, will tonight, in con-
nectlon with the grand masquerade
ball of Prof. George, set an elegantsup-
per. All maskers are invited to attend
and nothing will beleft undone thatwill
please them. In the event Of rain or
bad weather plank sidewalk will be
laid from the hall to the restaurant.
Prof. George has thought ofeverything
that will increase the pleasure of his
patrons on this occasion, and we hope
he will receive his reward in q liberal
patronage.
Mr.. Nusbaumer, one of the most
popular butchers of Dallas, has now
on exhibition six of the most magniti-
cent specimens of beef cattle ever
seen in Dallas. One three-year-old
heller weighs nine hundred and sixty
pounds. He also has ii ne steers, who
turn the scales as follows: Fifteen
hundred and eighty-iive pounds, sew
enteen hundred and two pounds, sew
enteen hundred and seventy-llve
pounds, eighteen hundred and five
pounds, and nineteen hundred and
sixty-fve pounds.
The grand masquerade ball at
Lively Hall tonight, under the au.
spices Of Professor George, will be
without doubt the most successful ar-
fair ever given in Dallas. Most of the
costumes, from the celebrated COS
tuner of Madam Groux, of New Or.
leans, have already been engaged and
will be worn tonight The committee
of inspection will be OH hand, and We
can assure the ladies of this city that
nothing can possibly occur that can
offend the most fastidious. The ball
tonight will only be forerunner OF
the pleasures of Mardi cars, and fol
CHS reason alone We wish large at
tendance.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-12-31
TELEGRAPH MARKETS.

NEW YORK, December 3O.--Gold opened a
1875.
sterling exchange unsettled; short 81 So
| @i 80; long, 81 S4IIai 81.
| Commercial, "a SO1S@si S3n
lO:ls %. m.-Spots opened dull.
l0;S u. m.-Gold ll3c. Futures opened
and steady. December, u lie; January, u /
lsglSlsc; February, 10 5-l6@ lStsc; March, ID s.
:l9Sl33sc; April, u B.l@l3J sjc; May, ll@l,
l-l6c; June, llA@li 5-lbc.
lO:l5 p. m.-spots Arm; for low grades
heavy and lower to sell.
l2:2Op. m.-Gold llS1s. Futures quiet and
| firm.
100 n. m.--Gold ll3
1900 y. m.-Gold ll3 Spots quiet.
l2;JO p. m.-Gold 1925. Futures quiet and
steady. December, IL l-l8@l3 3.l6c; January,
lS1s@l3 3-l6c; February, ID 5l8@l31sc; March
IL 9-lO@lSsc; April, IL IL lB@lSsc. Sales 10, 2Ol
bales.
1854 p. m.-Gold ll25s.
2:20 p. m.-Spots dull. Cotton Ordinary
lO14c; good ordinary, lie; low middling, ~ IL
Ice; middling, lSl4c: middling Alabama, lS,sc;
middling Texas, ID 7-lGc; middling Orleans,
$50 p. m.-dold llSc. Futures closed quiet.
Sales II, lUO bales.
Receipts American ports siuce Friday, lI9, =
~ oales; exports toGreat Britain, 81 3l2 bales;
France, 9,1ll bales; continent, U,jIS bales;
enamel, l,SSo bales; stock, So5,Oll bales.
LONDON, December 30, 1890 D. m.-Cousols,
ior money, 9S l5-l6; on account, 81 lilo.
LlVERpooL, December 10, 1880 p. ui,--Spots
opened steady. Uplands, Is i5-lBd; Orleans,
= 3-lBd Sales I2,0d0 bales; for Speculation
ana export, 1000 bales.
Arrivals opened steadier.
sou spots unchanged. Uplands, q l0-l6l;
orleans, 3-lSd. Sales American $500 bales.
., GALVEsroN, December 30.-Gold ll3@lll.
silver, lv9l 4@ll0A.
:, Exchange-New York slght,H9s per cent.
discount; New Orleans sight, X per cent, dis.
count 10 par.
Cotton quiet and weak. Good ordinary,
nc; low middllng, l2c; middling, IKE
good middling, 1870. Sales l,0i0 bales; 70.
ceipts, i,30S bales.
,,MnEw osLEANs, December 3O.-Gold. lI95l@
Exchange, a per cent discount.
cotton IN moderate demand. Mlddlings,
ii2ilSc. Sales SO bales; last evening, 1850
bales. ~
2p.m.-Gold, ll25s@ll27Sc.
cotton III fnir demand. Ordinary, lOl.c.
uiysci low middling, llsSc; middling, loisc.
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Change the Name.
Editor Herald:

EullOr 1eTulu
Cannot you prevail upon the owner
Of Lively Hall to change the name OF
that popular rendezvous? There are
already too many of the same name in
the city. The HERALD has lively
Hall the police make lively haul (;
as ditto the CHANDELIERS then there are
two or three water hauls in town.
Change the designation, by all means,
Messrs. the Managers Of Lively Hall.
MATELOT.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-12-31

,oa W'F. Lyle Co. real estate agents, No
t tvs taaI street, beg leave to call the atten-
ZION OF persons wishing to nurehase real 90
.ate 70 the extensive listsof property on their
bulletin boards In and outside of their ofilce,
under the respective heads of "Improyed
wy property, ""Vacant City Lots, ""Farms"
anu "Unimproved and Wild Lands em
Dracing business houses and vacant lots in
Lne commercial center OF the city, Alao.
building lots, and number or very desir,
40, noie residences situated In every quarter of
Dallas and other counties ofthe State. besides
number OF farms of various sizes, incjnd.
ing several large and highly improved plan.
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