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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-26
LATE TELEeRAMs.
The orsas Ravivaiisss-Mesdy and
saakey's First Nsesinxia Breek.

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NY ios ~. VIZ
s.9oay ,no SsnNe! ie','Al ssi. III
nsiu ~ psoo,Iyh w" "ns fu,y
ave thousand persons seIe wAi.ius ioi
me doors 10 open. anu when . ser
vices commenced u ouiiuing was
hlled throughout. Moody. taking his
place on the rostrum ut the edge Of q
platform. containing q chorus OF
two hundred and ifty. opened the ser
vices by announcing tho hymn COM
nencing "Rejoice and be glad the he
deemer has come which was given
with imposing effect by tho chorus and
congregation. DR.. Buddington then
prayed ut considerable length and with
a fervor that deeply moved the people.
He prayed that as tho tribes Of Isnel
were now assembled before the Lord. Ho
would signalixe His acceptance OF their
homage, and desired to glorify Him. and
that the power Of God would rest upon
his nsseinolaee, WIN grace e,sl!
neaf'' ~, ou. e".n.'y ~
Tue WORM san. ~ "Ior.,
PeTp,o y. :, s Snsw n ~ m%.s.in,s" The
iisai %, % ~, ,honsa.I voices
aus'ns. s.n.s~ accomnan;ej
was uun;,n, W,oIv nav, resJ
y" W. %s;s,a"a,i, chsn,:r NJ Num.
s". a.. .n.ann, If .snj;nv snics 10 Tho
pa",.issS TsnJ ana ,ho Reimbursement
.sl. =. ,ha;, rsro,, ~ ths
.. NO p'VP.' as.h;,ar WooJv Jc.
s.a'uls " uo on : ,.,, ~ ysaS
n,ereu y discouIse gu u .a - .oma'
ne sP1.o iua 's,s.;aAa ;,"ss;nn.
VI I'll "i~a~s ,.niJi, H. ;n.;l,sJ I'm,
a., ha, hi: own lima far rcyiyais md
,hai ,hs ob.tarl, IN them IL uubelief
within ,hs Church. Ho compsred un.
bsl;,y.rs anil JouLlers 10 t.rrifed spies.
and c-ouroceous believers 10 Caleb
.nJ Josl,,a wLo r.l;eJ mon Goodness
anJ ,ha nowsrs of Godi This time
vas CONS. he anil. anil IL they only
w;llsd n thew might 90 and take the
Promised Land. In conclusion, no ad.
vised ina all d,ssensions DC
ana all enurcn TaLAIs,anu = e'' o
devote himsei' neaI'ily W "o.N .us
snen 'nn. IVY n'sn ~
week Keep. sa,uIuay 'us,o ~ ~
ss.s,css ~ , npsx.r ms.,ipo NJ Tai.
49,, Tah.snac,. Amanc ,hoso nm
'sy -s,. Re- NJ, Cuv,sr
ps. IN. nn,v.. ns, n, pr;me Rsv
ne pnii;nn;on Rev = I Haines.
D.. . HINT and Gooros II. Stusrt
n.sa.a ,rom phi1Js,nh;s An
.,,.ruaon .[sr,;cs wos bslJ M The rink
~ :, 4 a,clocI ,ho bniidinc WINS mack.
- 10, n.on,s A, Isast Ave tbonsand
haa como conld moi Gain admit.
,.nca TIC chprches In the Immediate
ncighborhood had been threwn open.
and Mr.. Sankey visited both OF them
and sang In tho rink. There was, as IN
the morning. large gathering OF
clergymen ON the platform. Among
them were Rev. DIR. Huntington, hev.
Mr.. Stuart and Rev. Dewitt Talmadge.
Political Ramor. Tho Predicted
nr,sLiuw lip or the Csbisss.
NEw YoRx, October 25.-Tho Mruli's
Washington special says Vico President
Wilson made q flying visit to Washing
ton on Saturday, remaining only a few
bouns. and returning 10 New York. He
-. -. l..ot A. .a..I Il,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-26
MASONIC NETTING.
TO RENT.

A LARGE BASEMENT CELLAR UNDER
n the Drug store and Butcher Shop oppo.
sit. the Sunderland Mil. on Main street, Geld
hin. For particulars. apply ON tho prcmiss
Immediately. ocaG.fv
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-26
FOR SALE I

A TwO-sToRy HOUSE. SECOND DOOR
~ routh Of 0old mn Boiler WORKS ON the
Divide. Apply 10 A. J. LYNCH, on the prem.
less. oc3s 80
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-26

DESvER. October 25.-lteturns thus
far received from to-day's election inli.
cate that the Republicans have carried
the Territory, and that they will have q
considerable majority in tho Constitu.
tionsl Convention. AL points heard
from so far report Republican major
ifiaa-
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-08-27

Fully thousand people assembled
yesterday afternoon on the Blue Stock.
ing grounds at Cumminsville to witness
the game between our famous Red Stock.
.ings aud the Eagles, OF Louisville. The
latter club has been strengthened by
several professionals recently, among
whom is Clinton, the celebrated graceful
pitcher of the Atlantics, OF New York.
His delivery is uncertain, but neverthe.
less very effective, considerable head.
work being visible in his delivery. The
Reds played o splendid fielding game,
Fisher, especially, pitching with such
swiftncss and Judgment as to prevent
their adversaries from making but two
and Nichols made q fine double play on
the third inning.
The tOlIOWiny is the SCORE.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-08-27

Michael Keagen, Gioitering, thirty days;
W. T.. Huluert eommittpg nuisance,
fc0ntinuet to 3lUh lipst.; Maggie ErmansEand,
Jackson, same, dismissed; Henry Tayior,
street begging, 10 days; same, concealed weap-
ons, ~ days; Mart foohey, street begging. AZ
days; Rate Burger, lei ering, 80 days; Henry
John o. Berdon, same, dismissed; Vim. Rines-
berry. ialse Dretensds, same: Alfred Cohen, va
grancy, ~ days; MAY Gallagher, same, 20 days;
Willie Grifis, petlt larceny, continued 70
SOth inst; Thomas KildrdR, yagrancy, 90
days; John Harding, vagrancy, dismissed;
Charles Franklin. ivagrancy, ninety days;
Thos. Curtis, v m. Donohne. Taos. English,
robbery. continued TO 2Sh Inst; Lorenz
Schwartz, abusing family. $25 aud costs.
assault and Battsry--Nich. sKunsberg. S2t
and costs; Herman Wellman, $40 and costs;
JAS. Akin, costs; JAS. Baron, same; Samuel
Phelps, 70 and costs; Win Eagles, costs. "
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-08-27
Latest Foreign News,
ENGLAND AND CHINA.


LONDON, August 27.-Tne Globe, last
gence had been received from China ol
an occurrence likely, if not promptly
settled, to disturb the friendly Relations
between England and China. ~ e'N4
LATER.-Mr. Wade, the British Minis.
ter at Pekin, has asked the, Government
to reinforce the British troops 10 China,
as in his Intercourse with officials al
Pekin he has been treated with studied
insolence. The demands which he has
made for compensation for The murder
OF Mr.. .Morgany, have been thwarted
and treated with contempt.
4.f THE REBELLIoN. ra
VIENNA August q. The Porte has re.
fused to suspend hostilities against the
Herzegovinians during the mediation.
| Seven thousand women and children
have been made fugitiyes in Croatia In
consequence OF the war. t st
| The insurgents are occupying the
widest area possible in order to get an
advanced line of demarkation at the
opening OF the negotiations.
LIABILITIES.
LONDON, August 27.-The Liabilities o.
Albert COhn Il Co. are stated at $500, 900
CAN NOT ACCEPT.
SOUTHAMPTON, August 27. Admiral
Worden has informed the Mayor O.
Portsmouth. that he and his officers are
unable to accept the invitation to q ban.
quet next week, as the United States
squadron will not be in the vicinity Of
Portsmouth after Monday.
REVOLT IN URUGUAY.
LONDON, August 27.-The Daily Tele.
graphs financial column to-day says
"Priyate kilograms from Monteyideo
state that the dissatisfaction with the
President and his Ministry is such that
no doubt is entertained that another
revolution is imminentin Uruguay"
| RUssIA's UNPLEAsANTNEss.
1t is reported that the Khokand insur
gents have surrounded Khojend, a large
city filty miles from Knokand. Commu
| nication between Klojend and Taschi
lkend is interrupted. The authorities ol
Taschikend fare arming the Russian in
nabitants OF the city.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-08-27
Police COURr.

Drunk and Disoraerly--Clem. Seamcr, 81
and costs; VIM. Force, ninety days; Mary
Brannon, dismissed; Ed. Cunning CHAM, costs
Charles Rothsellild, dismissed; Mary Pagan
$40 ana costs; Timothy Donelon, ninety days
john Joyce, ten days; Nj. IL. Aldlich, costs
Amanda Metcalf, 81 and costs; Geo. q Wool!
ard, dismissed; Jas. Gorman, Andrew Leon.
ard, continued to September 4.
tfi observation-disclosures @Buckiy, abusing
family, costs; Pat Desmond, petit III ceny,
dismissed; w m. Jones. vag, House OF Refuge;
Dayir 70 d, same, twenty days; JAmei
Farrell, burglary, bound over; james Ear,
-sl, petit larceny. thirty days aud stOo
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-08-27

The weather. to-day, is clear and warm. The
river continues falling slowly, with II feet
inches in the channel at noon.
Boats Leaving To-day-Pittsburg, Andes
Louisville. Gen. Lytle.
Leaving Saturday-Memphis, Jas. ID. Parker
Louisville, Indiana.
STAGE OF THE RIVERS
Special to the star.
PITTsBURG, August 27.-The river continues
falling, With feet inches In the channel
Clear. Thermometer " degrees Wind north
east.
Oil City-1 foot and falling.
BrownsvlleA feet inches and falling.
Wheellng-5 feet and falling.
Mariettl-5 feet 3 inches aud falling.
Charleston-Kanawha feet and falling.
Gallipplls-Riyer continues declining.
HunJlngtOn-S feet and falling.
Ironton-Rlyer slowly receding.
Frankfort-4A feet and stationary.
LouIsviile-6 feet 10 in hes at the head O.
the lanai and falling.
.Evansville--9 leet l0 inches and falling.
Nashville-4H feet and falling.
Cair0--19 feet inches and falling.
St. Louis-7 feet aud falling.
Arrivals and Departurcs-Exoha from
Pittsburg, Andes, from Wheeling. Cons. NH
departed for PitSsDurg.
Col. Nick M. Johnston Is in the city.
The Fayette is coming here to be dismantled
The Mississippi river Is to be bridged at For
Smelling.
Capt W.F. Davidson's elevator property, Al
st. Paul, Is assessed at S15J,U0 and that OF thu
Northwestern Union Packet 20. at s4OO,OU.
The VinC Shinkle arrived at Memphis yes
terday afternoon aud took out a pleasure party
last night.
Cincinnati. wharfage receipts for the weel
ending last evening, amounted to S274 ".
The julia No. 2 lies W here.
The following letter was sent to Col. Merrel
this morning:
CINOINNATI, August 27, 1875.
Officer Board of Steam Navigation, Col. w
T. Merre |. City.
DEAR SIR: The Directors and officers Of tn,
Board OF Steam Navigation of this city, re
spectfully tender you an invitation to attent
Navigation which conveues at the Metropoli
tan HoUel, New York, on Wednesday the is
prox.
The delegates from this Board will be JOINED
by those OF Louisville and leave here per A. 4
G. w. r. r., on Monday night, and it will Civ,
them great pleasure to have you join them
Hoping to have q favorable reply and that you
business engagements will permit your &C
ceptance, / am, very res pectfully,
X. s. SEMPLE, President.
Col Merrell is absent in pittsburg, anu tn
letter has been forwarded him. A reply is ex
paeted from him Tomorrow. .-+ss. '.f.'---s
lapt. Donnaliy, of the Mary Miller, contem
plates putting mis- steamer in the trade be
tween here and Pittsburg. af
The Louisville delegation to the Nariona
Board OF steam Navigation will arrive her,
with the Cincinnati delegation for New YOrl
the same evening. The Cincinnati delegation
will, in all probability. make their headquar
ters at the oJ. Nicholas Hotel
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-08-27

following members: II. III Gilman, sc.; o.
Humphrey,p. and Captain; q. Carney,
9. g.; u. Richter, list b.; J.. Grote, I'd vi
J. Dillman, 3D. b.; u. Ituthemeyer, !. I.
". Vogt. .e.f. N. Flanagan, RI; J. Hoey,
substitute. tUhey will play any clut
whose members are from 15 TO IS years
OF age. They defeated the siodeos by a
be addressed to g. Carney, 8o5 Wes,
iEighth street. -.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-08-27
FINANCIAL d

IL ..ts CINCINNATI. August 2T-9 r. NJ
Gold is irmer to-day. 1t opened in New York
at I'D and now stanus at ia ".
Tnero is a moderate demand for Eastern Ex-
change and the market Is nrm al par buying
aud l-lO prem. Selling.
Sterling exchange isquiet and steady at AsOX
a4y1 8 ight gold, \
The 1emand for money to-day is only mod
eyate. There is an ample. supply at 1a8 peg
cent. NJ.
there is little or no demand here for Govern
meut bonas. The market in New York Is auiek
and nfm. The local rates are Il margin buy
ing anu selling on w Wall-street quotations,
which are to day as fOllOWs:
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flowing is the score.

The o. X. Baseball club have or
ganized with the following members: 2.
Rolhert, captain and catcher; j. Hull,
pitcher; j. Ballman, short stop; B. Seitt-
hoff, 1st base; g. Mersch, I'd base; G.
Glicker, 3D. base; A. Johnston, left field;
J. Fink, center field; B. Haggemeier,
right field. All challenges to be directed
to @. Rothert, 104 Abigail street. +
Hungry Dntcn and Starving Irish on
the old Union Grounds yesterday after
noon. Score 20 to 20 in favor of the
Hungry Dutch.
A matcn game Of base ball was played
Yesterday afternoon on Murdock's lot,
between the s Starving Dutch and Hungry
Irish, resulting in favor for the lormer
by a score of 40 to .. Innings as follows
2 6TS 4
Starving Dutch. .......u 5 4 z 2 s 10 4--4g
Hungry Irish. .r.....0 % 1 90 / CT
III. ~. Sands, umpire. r4ssa
The ,Miamis, Of Miamitewn, O., one OF
the oldest amateur mines In the State,
defeated the Cleves, bya score of 70 to
I, and the Pre- estons, or New Haven, by .
score OF 2l to.9.
The Active B. B. G. organized with the
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-08-27

HOGS-Common are dull. There is an act
i've demand and o firm market for the higher
grades, We quote: Stockers, ~ 5Da7 90; good
bptchens',. " A5a6 TO-, common, 81 4Va7 Is; good
light, ~ 80a7 D. per uentai gross. ~
y sIATTLE--Arei In moderate demand and firln
at 50 t0a5 5U for common TO good, per contaL I
sHEEP-Quict and stealy ct ~ 76a4 s5 per
GENIAL, for fair to good.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-08-27
Offered.

There is great excitement in San Francisco
to-day over the failure OF the Bank OF Cali-
Company. The San francisco Stock Boards
have adjourned until the excitement subsidee
the following Is the l 80 +. Al. report Of Ncw
York Stock Market, as received BY Lea Ster-
ratt a 10. % Maat Third -HtraeL: - - -.-f
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-08-27
Cincinnati Lice Stock Market.
CINrrNNAr, Auu ~ y A

The following are the receipts and shipment.
Of live stock for the past a hours:
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RIVER NEUS.

The weather, to-day, is clear and warm. The
river continues falling slowly. with II feet 8
inches in the channel at noon.
Boats Leaving To-day-Pittsburg, Andes;
Louisville. Gen. Lytle.
Leaving Saturday-Memphis, Jas. ID. Parker;
LOuiHYiIla Indiana.
The Osceola times., 1875-05-29

"Jack " Mahan, as he was famil-
larly known to almost every citi-
Zen OF Mississippi county, was born
near Louisville Ky, in the year
1910, and was consequently but 35
years old at the time OF his death
He came to Arkansas when a mere
lad IN 1856 OF 81, and settled in
the northern portion of the county,
identifying himself with the people
and becoming part and parcel of
that portion Of Mississippi county.
Writing burriedly, as We do, and
without data, we are unable to make
such q notice Of Mr.. Mahan's career
and life among us as citizen, as
we would wish to do. We can only
say. that in his death Mississippi
county has lost one who, IN his
sphere, humble and unobtrusive
though it was, did much toward the
happiness and prosperity of our
whole community, but more espe.
cially of that portion which he call
cd his home for so many years
Cbickasawba and Barfeld. Mr..
Mahan married somc years ago, the
daughter of James Williams of Bar
field, and leaves a widow and seve-
raj children TO mourn his untimely
end. In his death he added another
name 10 that innumcrable army Of
victims to the fell destroyer, Con-
sumption the seeds of which dis
ease, implanted in his constitution,
were developed by lmprudence and
exposure during the overflow Of
last year. The end was no doubt
hastened by the severity of the
winter through which he had just
passed, and the late, cold and damp
spring which succeeded it. The
deceased was n member, in good
standing, Of the fraternity of Free
Masons and was at the time Of his
death in full fellowship with Osce-
ola Lodge, the surviving members
of which will, no doubt, make ar
rangemcnts to attend the obseIuics
The Osceola times., 1875-05-29
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

TIE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
SOUTH REGULAR APPOINTMENTS FOR
The OSCEOLA CIRCUIT
Osceola--First Surday in the Month, at IL o.
clock ~ NJ aud O'Clock l. NJ. Prayer meet
in. every Wednesday night at early candle light
Williams School house second SUNDAY, al II
clock a NJ.
Lynchs School -house-Second Sunday, at
O'Clock l. Nj.
Mil Bayou-Third Sunday, at II o clock, A. NJ
Hickman liend-Fliday before the ith. sunday,
at / 0 clock A. NJ.
Blythe Chapel Fou.th sunday, day and
New Hope, Sugui. alicrnatc.
Clear LGke-Monday nj ,ht after the ith. Sun
day
SANDY Bayou Friday before the lst. Sunday.
+. NJ. PETTY,
The Osceola times., 1875-05-29

OUR devil says that an announce
m,nt TO preach a funeral sermon,
is equal to ''lost dog advertise
ment' to the surviving husband.
We cautioned him to be careful
about his remarks, as he might ge,
a head put on hlm.
The Osceola times., 1875-05-29
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE..

TO " bom 1t may concorn-ls hereby given
that application will be made TO the Honorable
County Court Of Mississippi county, at the July
Term Is1', for an order TO Nacate the county
road from the north side of the Whitmore place,
to the south side OF the Dudley Lynch place,
and TO establish, view, review and lay out new
road. connecting the two points Of The road
made by the cayIng of the river bank, and to re
view the road for the purpose OF altering the
same from III, house Of 4 NJ Ayers 10 The
north idc of the Whitmore place so as 10 make
the same run direct from the Whitmore houses
to l.ainey's gin house.
u Young, ID Matthews,
l. Wallace, 4 y Matthews.
j G. Lave le, David Ellis,
j NJ Graves, y l. Cook,
PC Ward, II Peterson.
W 7 Bowen
Oyerseer of rad.
The Osceola times., 1875-05-29

THAT nice Cincinatti bottled boer
which we made mention Of in our
last issue as being for sale at L.
Matthews, should have read "Johh
Matthews" II was an oversight
on the part of the printer, and we
hasten to make the correction and
in doing so would announce that
Mr.. John Matthews has still u good
supply OF that same beer On hand.
Call and get Il bottle oft.
The Osceola times., 1875-05-29

The spirit Of improvement is still
on the increase IN our town. Prep.
arations for several new buildings
are under way Mr.. W. p. Hale
and Col. J. Ii. Parnell having
nearly all Of their building materi-
al ready, and partly on the ground
and others are getting ready to
put up new buildings. nurrah for
Osccola.
The Osceola times., 1875-05-29

in a body. The funeral, as will bc
seen by the notice, will take place
to-morl ow Sunday morning, at
III O'Clock. The body will be buri-
ed at Chickasawba, where the re-
mains Of several of his relatives lie.
Peace TO his ashes,
The Osceola times., 1875-05-29
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Hereafter 10 Legal Advertise
ments will be inserted in the TINE.
unless payment is made when hand
cd in. 1t requires money to carry
on our business and we are com
PEELED to adopt the cash principle.
This rule will not be dcviated from
ia any case.
The Osceola times., 1875-05-29
TO THE
Nervous & Debilitated
OF BOTH SEXES,
No Charge for Adriee and Consultation

DR.. J. B. DYorT, graduate of JEFF.
ferson Medical College, PhiIadel-
phia, author of several valuable
works, can be consulted on all dis
eases cfthe Sexual or Urinary Or
gans, (Which he has made an espc-
ciai study either IN male or female,
no matter from what cause origi-
mating or of how long standing. A
practice OF 30 years enables HIM TO
treat diseases with success. Cures
guaranteed. Charges reasonable.
Those at distance can forward
letter describing symptoms and en-
closing stamp to prepay postage.
Send for the Guide 10 Ueaith.
Price, 10 cents.
J. b. DYOTT, NJ. d.
Pbysirian and Surgeon,
Jan 81 "A Duane ST.. n. Y.
The Osceola times., 1875-05-29
Economy.

In these hard times the practice
of economy is often a necessity.
We saved nearly one half Of our
regular allowance Of victuals this
week by having few hollow teeth
filled up by that excellent dentist
DR.. |. L. Smith. Go thou and do
likewise.
The Osceola times., 1875-05-29

Mr.. John 0. Blackwood killed a
boar yesterday, which weighed
when dressed, llO pounds. He
has the meat for sale at Wilcox's
meat shop. For fear that Johns
friends might entertain the idea
that he has violated the game law,
we will state that the bear was a
pet.
The Osceola times., 1875-05-29
The following named persons are

The following named persons are
our authorized agents to receive
and receipt for all moneys due us
fer subscription or otherwise. Per
sons indebted TO us will confer a
favor, besides saving time, trouble
and expense by immediate settle
ment.
l.. NJ. CARRIGAN, Frcnchmar S
Bayou.
GEO. F. KITCHENS, Bend So.
W. b. HAsKINs, Stonewall Ld'g.
JAMES WILLIAMS, Barfield Point.
III. T. BLYTHE, Chickasawba,
The Osceola times., 1875-05-29
- . -

TART, the notorious colored
maekerel, got 'head put OH him
besides fine OF five dollars and
costs, Thursday evening, while try
ing to convince ano, her gentleman
of color Of his honesty.
The Osceola times., 1875-05-29

Mr.. T.. J. Smith has put on some
stating for us which is fine and
waterproof and we recommend his
work TO those in need of anything
in that line.
The Osceola times., 1875-05-29

MB, c, II. Gaylord is putting mp
Il neat picket fence around his new
house, which adds much to its
beauty and to the town.
The Osceola times., 1875-05-29

WITH unicigned pleasure we hail
the return Of our old friend and
former rownsman, Capt. Alex
Zeiglcr, to the command of the ell.
egant aud popular Steamer, City oi
Chester. The Captain, who Is one
of the most reliable and popular
men on the river, has, we learn,
been rusticating at his country seat
on the banks Of the beautiful Meri.
mack river. HIS many friends along
the river, will hail his return
with deIight.
The Osceola times., 1875-05-29


WE have seen accounts of late in
the state papers, of singular freaks
of nature, such as double and treble
peaches, SOW having'a litter part
kittens, &C. but for all strange and
unaccountable anomalies, none sur
passes Radish now in our posses
sion, raised in the vicinity by Mr..
Cornelius Powell. The radlsh is in
form a perfect hand, with slight
protuberanccs at the knuckles on
fingers and thumb. 1t is q perfect
hand, and we will take pleasure in
showing it to the skeptical.
The Osceola times., 1875-05-29

The cut-worms, from whose
depredaiions our farmers appre-
hended danger to their cotton crops,
have totalIy disappeared and the
prospects for good crop is 9attcr-
lnr.
The Osceola times., 1875-05-29
Adm inistrator's Sale of Real Es-
tate.

Notice is hereby given, that in pursuance Of y
decretn order OF the Probate court Of Mississippi
county, rendered at tn April term thereof
1873, to me directed ~ administrator OF estate o
Is. r. Bennett. deceased, will ON Saturday, the
18Th day OF june 1873, between the hours Of /.
m. and 3 p m, offer tor sale to the highes,
bidder, in front Of the clerks Office, in the
town of oscooia, Arkansas. the following dc.
scribed tract Of land lying in Mississippi c0un-
ty, Arkansas and bounced as follows, 10 wit
VIZ. W 1, section & township 10, range Q, W.
= section "a, township II, range 9 y Ii ". "a,
section 3D. township H. range ., ne 4,
section S}, township II, range 3, " y, section
33. township II. range Q.
said land sold subject to widows dover
and the east n NV \ and II y : " a of section
3I, township II, range east, sold subject
10 the homestead rights of the minor heirs OF
Is. r. Bennett deceased
Terms OF sale-on a credit of three months the
purchaser thereof required TO give note with
good and approved security, and n lien retained
on said land for the payment Of the purchase
money. j. H. DRIVER, Admir- est.
B. + Bennett, decst,
G. w. THOMSON. Attorney.
This MAY lith, 1875.
The Osceola times., 1875-05-29

THE party at Mr.. +. Goss' Thurs
day night was pleasant affair.
Everything passed off Gas pleasant
as May"
The Osceola times., 1875-05-29

GREEN peas, early potatoes and
garden sass generally are bccom-
ing plentiful; and spring chickens
arc nearly ripe.