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The Osceola times., 1876-01-29

Mr.. ALEX. WALKER and Lady
have formed an omIgation associa-
ton on small scale, and boy and
girl is the result, 0 and I pounds
respectively. Emigrants and the
association are all doing well.
The Osceola times., 1876-01-29

SUBSCRIBE for the Times never
mind what the editors opinion are
on the subject of either politics or
religlon-it doesn't matter, and If
any one asks you whether your
own soul is safe, say to them, guess.
ing at conumdrums isn't your best
hold.
The Osceola times., 1876-01-29

SEVERAL Drummers in town du-
ring the past few days, but all steer
shy of the printing Office. Guess
their employers won'tmlss the item
of printers fee and reap according.
The Osceola times., 1876-01-29

TIE Judges stand in the Court
room is completed, and is quite an
Improvement on the old. Mr.. Alex.
Goodrich is the Architect and
builder.
The Osceola times., 1876-01-29
NOTICE.

All persons indebted to me
either by Trust Deed, Bill of
Sale, Note, open Account, or
otherwise, are respectfully re-
questcd to call and settle with
me, or make further arrange
ments. BY so doing you will
save time and expense.
w. p. HALE.
The Osceola times., 1876-01-29

CAPT. d. Matthews has just re-
turned from Memphis, with another
large stock OF Dry Goods and Gro
ceries, which he has marked down
at bottom figures. Call and exam
inc his new goods.
The Osceola times., 1876-01-29

IT would seem that the rain will
never let up, and that the supply is
inexhaustible. The roads leading
from town are almost impossible ;
and the woods and swamps prese MT
tho appearance Of second class
overflow, rendering dug. out navi-
cation necessary in many localities.
The Osceola times., 1876-01-29

WONDER if the present mild and
unusually warm winter RAY not be
scientifically attributed Tao cause
Of the heated ebulitions and bloody
shirt harangues which have taken
place of late in congress.5 Let us
hear from Professor Tice.
The Osceola times., 1876-01-29

TIE river continues to rise with
banks full. Should il continue TO
rain two months longer, all cant
keep it out of the bottoms.
The Osceola times., 1876-01-29

OUR friend, Mr.. Slas Meyers,
brought into our Office, yesterday,
a peach bough covered with bios
SONS. This is the first We ever saw
in this latitude, and in itself de.
clares one Of the warmest and most
moderate winters that we ever cx.
perienced. 1t may be that As this
IS the centennial or jubilee year,
nature is making preparations to
furnish us two crops in order to af.
ford US a year Of rest and rejoicing
The Osceola times., 1876-01-29

WE have been receiving the lat
tic Rock Daily Herald regularly
since its first issue, and after care
fully observing its career thus far,
we can truthful!y say that 1t has
met all expectations and fulfilled
all promises, and is what it claimed
it should be-the best journal IN
the state. We have no doubt but
its present standard will be SUSTAIN
ed by it able editors and managers.
We shall look for it, like the early
riser docs for his stlmulsnts-cvery
day.
The Osceola times., 1876-01-29
o. P. LYLES,
LAWYER.
NO. 254 SECOND STREET
MEMPHIS, TENN.

Practice in Phillips, Monroe, De.
sha, ,Crittenden and Mississippi coun
ties, in Supreme court of this state,
and United States Courts for the
Eastern and Western district Of
Arkansas.
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RAIN, mud aud water.

Popular query-Aro you going
to Mardi Gras.
The Osceola times., 1876-01-29
Carissima Pearl.

dedicated to one who will understand
Carissima Pearl,
You are the girl
love, Hove thee best,
with your brigh, eyes Of blue
So tender and true,
But your heart, your heart Is mon est"
Ifmy bright eyes OF blue
Are so tender and true,
Then, why is my heart "non cst?''
Porchance if Adonis
Would conclude 10 be honest
He would dnd, that my heart HE possessed.
Carissima Pearl,
You are the girl
The beau monde calls iickle and fair,
With your brown silken trcsses
They are caught in the meshes
And willingly linger there.
You are caught IN the meshes
or NV brown silken uesses,
But are struggling now to be free.
Carissima Pearl
Will prove she's the girl
Who will ever be faithful TO thee.
MORAL.
If every Adonis
Would but be honest
And Carssima Pearls be true,
Then lifes saddest hours
Would be strewn with such flowers
AS only in Paradise grew.
KEREsIiAFPUCH.
There If Adonis don't ego" 70
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

THE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
SOUTH REGULAR APPOINTMENTS foh
The osCEOLA CIRCUIT.
osceola--First and fourth Sundays.
Mill Bayou and Williams school iIouse--sec-
ond Sunday.
Carson's Lake and Sandy Bayou-lhifd sun
day.
stoncwall-Fifth Sunday,
n NJ PETTY.
The Osceola times., 1876-01-29


STATE OFFICERS.
Governor A. II Garland
Sec'y Of State-B. b. Beavers.
Auditorium X. Miller.
Tr, asurer- 4 j. Churchill
Au'y Gen'l.-T. L. Hughes.
Com State Lands. y. >mithec.
Chanccllor-J Il. Eakin.
Chancory Clerk X. witt.
Chief Justce-E. II. English.
Associate Justices VIM. NJ. Harrison ant
David Walker.
Congressman, 1st DIstnct-L. c. Gause.
JUDICIARY.
Second Circnlt-CoUntcs of Mississippi, Crosi
Crittendcn, poin,sett, Craighead Greene, Clay
ton and Randolph
Circuit Judge L. l.. Mack.
Pros Att'y.-Rufus II. Black.
LEGISLATIVE
Goth District-Counues Of Mississippi, jackson
Pointsett and Craghead.
state senator-J. T Henderson
Representatives.. Y. Ruddle.
COUNTY OFFICERS
County Judgc-L N Carrigan.
Sheriff., u Driver.
County q rk-J. X Z. Hale.
Trcasuror-J. L.Drver.
suyeyor--John II. RAINY.
Ass, ssor-L. Ward
Coroner-A. w Lucas.
The Osceola times., 1876-01-29
DISSOLUTION.

The Copartnership hereto
fore existing between II. G..
Dunnavant and w. V. Taylor
is this day dissolved by mu-
tual consent.
II. G. DUNNAvANT,
w. V. TAYLOR.
Jan. /, 1876.
The Osceola times., 1876-01-29
ii. NJ. McNEIGH. s. 3. SEMMES.
McVeigh & Semmes,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
s. s SEMMES,
.rO TAR YP u D Il nc.
OSCEOLa.

Will practice IN all the Counties of
this (2d) Judicial Circuit, the Su-
prcme Court OF the State, and IN
the adjoining counties of Tennes-
sec and Missouri. Special and
prompt attention given to col.
lections, to the payment oftaxes,
examining and abstracting titles,
and TO whatever may appertain
to a general Land Agency.
Jan. 16 If.
The Osceola times., 1876-01-29

The thirsty can always procure
a glass Of tho best day or night, at
HEIsrAND's GEM.
The Osceola times., 1876-01-29
For SalE

State and County Scrip, IN quan
titles to suit purchasers, at
W. p. HALE'S.
The Osceola times., 1876-01-29
Laws Governing Subscribers.

II subscribers order the dlscontinuance OF their
newspapers, the publisher may continue 10 senu
chem until all arrearages are paid.
If subscribers neglect or refuse to take ulei'
newspapers from their office TO which they are
directed, they are held responsible unth 'neS
have settled their bills and ordered the paper uiH
con lnuc
Ifsubscribers move 10 other places without III
forming the publisher, and newspapers are sem
TO the former direction. they are held responslpie'
The Osceola times., 1876-01-29

There If Adonis don't ego" for
that Pearl like sick kitten does
for a bowl Of sour milk, we'll cut
his acquaintance, and never, never
60 a fishing with him any more.
The Osceola times., 1876-01-29
L 0CA L C0LU NJ N
MASONIC DIRECTORY

MASONIC DIRECTORY.
"A The regular stated meeting Of Oeceola
~ II. A. Chapter, No. 81 Is on the
M Thursday next before each full
~ moon, viz: Jan 9th, Feb. Srd., March
2nd April 9Th May 18th, June let,
June 2lth August 3rd August 3ist., septcin-
Der 2sth., october 18th, November 23rd., De-
cember 18th.
a fun attendance Of the members is at all times
earnestly requested.
All Y. A Masons in good standing are invi-
ted to attend.
BY order OF c. L MOORE, II. +.
j W. CLAPP, Secretary.
The stGted communications of Osceola Lodge
No. q r. a a. NJ. q, will be heia the saturdays
on or acxt bciorv, each full moon, yiz Jan
sth ;. Feb 18th. March ith., April Nh May ON,
june Srd., (st. John, the Baptist, June I'M
July Ist August 5'h., Sept. End, sept 3olh ;
Oct. 18th. Nov. 25th., Dec. 2Ith lDec. 5Vlh',
81 John the Evangelist -
The Members are ordered to attend in accord
anc, with the by Laws.
All Master Masons in good standing are cordl-
ally invited to attend. eBy order of :,
Il. A. GARllCk, w M.
J W. CLAPP, Sec'y.
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For a Term of One year. ....,..........,S2 w
=, :. Six Months. ....... ....'' w
:. . Three Months. ............ 70
RATES OF ADVERTISING:

FUK TKANsIENl MD LEU Il " '0'1
One dollar per square Of one mon running
Grsf insertion, and seventy-aye cents for each
subsequent insertion.
SPECIAL NOTICES in Local column Qeade,D
fly per cent on above rates.
oRrrI1ARY NoTICEs-inserted al adverts-
ng rates.
A liberal deduction made ON above ra'es ior
standing advertisements.
EDITORIAL NOTICES referring TO adVer'ise
ments. or advancing private Interests, rate AS
transient matter.
When no contracts are made, cash must ac-
company all advertisements No deNiatiohs
from the above rules.
The Osceola times., 1876-01-29

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION, In alyance)
The Osceola times., 1876-01-29
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

F.M. PETTY,
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Ielegraphic SUMMARY,

DaS!d Ml:lss. Va >h3: .oi lr.e3 b. his
coo-lo. William Nj !ikao. to' b :y!o.ed, Il ca.
loD, B~-i,imore, as. bilht.
tx |. :. Senator J=mes y. Ne d.ei a,
y ni~ P.aia=. y. T., Christmas, All Mis-
Ang F:wsi,r. th= EoEi-h sc,7.-=, 1!sd 10 NJ
I rs city lle.1zy oiEb.
Cn;1u-o. otoue i g.. o. NJ ": g.
s=g=l II III Jap-u=> t:al.. b.s= :=.=a.
Dis D. Swan, ! ,N=w Y..s ur.srr, o. /
the ieur.ieTs .! ,h= Co!ou L-a.ue Jiuo nd
co0c@c,.d "ih s=7=-a! T=attt; car5 .~.-iyos.
las d-;-u;!ed - he au uut u s5g,yt zui
4DscoaceG.
"ri.ao. >;rset M Y~rs lz1y=. so
20 o. 4 c-isu'tar - : c9a-1:c=1- 4u5u1t.
ccD!. Jcott King. from s.. Doulc.2 =.
b.-.+u, vas ataoco0ed a. So. AR czp.z.n
1aVl9g dice 8: exhaustion.
Ih@ Ecsli=h Dark TiD,o i:ou G.ssg5T t.:
Baltimore Sra' asho:, near httyl4=k y. C..
- ne 9Th. CI -27:c By liz =z7.cg c:=~.
DE- c-rs, vas 90 fire. "hro =1= .t;pc..
l. ne i.,i game Ic ;h= t~.ci:c.p 3. La;
I=:ca a C.=se AID. pl4y=d la clg@:. Ia,-.
Ja.!ash=r VS. 0@a,-o D. I9ay Ho:o!~s.
a ise broke o.: il TcnY Pz=,:= o5=:z
cou:=, u b.ead#g7. NJ Y r.. I'll. -7.c.
los. ~! .~eCl.u.i? IaI.z=i taa: al -27=rz
Z 53:n.a- bI!.jtcg-.
= C:5c.c1sri ii. s.cl :e>o:.. ~: H-yes T..
IL n-e.!ag 0; I1= Legislature -=x "=
Jucge WOOD, .: :he L :. Di::-:c: C,c:: .:
A,aosr., i no: gong - Ford. - :s-e-zc::ce
20 = judge Bo.t i. So.!. Ca:3i.z
Tae STEAMER Goethe a.s Teen w:e..=c y
LooQ: l:.s11, w!lh 40 loss .: lie.
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News of the Day.

The conuittse Of Nv York oaoker.. mar
chats and otherz appoiut=l oy : u=et!Dg At
the residence Of He. Va. {. Docse have
prepared q uemoEi2: 70 Congress, irsylog thu:
u the pending prssld=otlsl Q~ges.i5n 3 ne
:he pure aud un.ela-h patriotism 81 the !ouo1
es Of the republic mag guide legislation. ard
the COUNTRY BE- relieved iEcu the present. un
certainty ADD apprehension by a proup! d=t=r
ploallon Of tn mode 10 which tue ls-ur =b.i
b. decided.
TIE Nav Y,,k io7e:t;g2::oo c.o>,d at
:vebiug. Among the w.tness=. sa- Z. ). DIS.
lric, Attorney Bliss, aho sg-eed #r'h D.3=c:
pori 10 considering the ~eiec,ioo 10 y. u York
70 Rave ueeo q tar Gu.
The ea-t room sni parior> a: tn Ex=c1:i7e
Mansico are already beias placed 10 condi.ion
Tor the annual reception mex, Monday. lhi.,
10 view ct the fac. that it viii Dc the Is. IN
clal New fear- ie7ee Of Pr-:lleU. G!au:, VII.
1t is thought, be bum :r9u-iy ATTENDED.
The Iuteroal R=vzeu= Oi.= is nyw a.:e,,.
ibg AMI coIlectiog large au2uot5 Of n9ory
tt0m tanks aGd bauk-r5, tn tag 90 cspitai
aud deposits du'iog tus curi:ut m)utu. The
amount aS=esstu ue= ueSo auou. t"J l!!!pc
dollars.
The applications for e~mp.oyueut a. tt-
Treasury Department ara myr= oum::1u, ,Lau
ever before. Out there are 10 vac4ucie,.
!. The threatened strike Of locyuJti7. epgi
neer- On the Grand Truok raiiTa. l. reported
TO have been atraus.d u the o4.i- .; al. tire.
grades Of eDgloe=ts accepting re proposition
ol he company u pay t8o dollars aad .rg-o;y
i7e ceut- per day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-28

Igi. Dan,1l. Duncan, ol L,ll,7l,!r, Ky,
va, IA : w,.e1t ! S.u'n@In II rs ~t:4iIu2a
tae, H.. Gu l.4t -uap3:} G::e;y AID Bto"a,
AID ~ ~ IT,. D'C4uDr ac1 aiam- ;ic.:', ha=
;u.1 p.at!.!i1 4 lei. r, II aaicil hc =ay,
Il d, TASK Jv1ruor Haze n.cd AZ
yreL.u3 ary 'r1Ibt. liz: ) utn van u r1tH
!.g 10 - 4p.I-.i,u wi. tre Unsupported poll
lIc,.u wuy - Iuul'y isctyrc ior var ANA
alarchy. Va r4rir:a or2aGZ .tihD, money
AID aiu.-. TIE ,Nyr h"rn o'.t>, ar: =oiId IA
u:vlDg X" pubtcan L"g;-!ai u1s,-eXc"pt that
ons iiou. Ia NV Jer-"y Is D:uI1c!atic, aud
IN: Sra.le 10 Indiana Is i IL. lLe Only re.
euit oi the vaporlny7 may De assembiage5 OF
democratic militia wIli! corn=ta!k3, 10 "aZe war
i. lncir c-p.rI!gc localities IS means .! worry
AMI fierce rc=oiuioua. Ot ouc tii!ug | couhi1cr
there cau DC 10 dgubt; the people Lavc ob.
hcI veI liayca' cDLi1ct aud that 81 Ir. lli1ch,
an! lflbc lection coul CON III lo.morro",
iiaye, would carry every Northern o.ate aud
five Of The Southern
l. s.likcs obscrvaot people as rather slngu.
lar-ani luGu:e3 them, like the ridlcuIcuaiy
o,,usc Er4ncil,aaa 0! the well known story, TO
su,p.c, -Dm.lhiDg-;hat Of the &c" Southern
men. Of any prominence, who now support
Hayes, every on:, without exception, once stood
80 erect % III: Southern p,att1rm ~ TO b. s"ay-
backed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-28
LEI

At hi: residence, No - south Roysl street,
December III THOMAS UAVY, esq, agcd
So years. y4a- Friends Of the family are invited
70 attend his lunerai, iroIa the ii. h. Church,
on Friday, tne % instant. st > Q clock ,. N.
[ Washington and Baltimore papers please copy.
In Washing on, On the 9th instant. MARY
ELIZABETH WANTDN, willow Of tie late
Wm. <. WaLton, in tie 6i:h year OF her sge.
IT Relatives and friends u the family are re-
e. -ctfuiiy invited TO attend her runera!. on Sat-
urday. the "O.n instant. 81 z p m., from the res
idence OF her son III law, J. j. Wsshb4ra, No.
~, + 81. n. ". WashinrtUu,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-28

We have received from DR.. K. f.. baldwin,
the able and efficient Superintendent Of the
port Of that well managed Institution. Then ~
mates 81 the A-ylpm on The 3O;h Of September
Ia, numocrcd 353, 0. which num:cr 100 were
irtnalcs. Dr.. Ea!dw,n says on looking luto
the history pI the applications for admission
iuto the Asylum lie ii ,ds that d la;ge ma oti,y
OF the APPLICANTS i.av: bccu prrInit'c to remain
conc"aic.: 1t home unili beyond the durable
At.tLtl-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-28

1t now appears Lhut Mr.. Ferry, tie Prcsi-
dent Of .ic u. 5. Senate, is az u1rcIlatlc AZ
the rest Of his party. He tells the messengers
who b,ing inm the democratic returns from the
ccipt for the same because it is undetermined
which returns arc CORRECT, but when the mes
seupcr- with radicnl rc,urDs from those State.
come to him hr gives them iu,l aud Complete
r"cc p ), a, in ,hc case OF Nj. An4crr,u, Of
l. uistana.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-28

The Sioux are deriving AZ much hcn.iil from
President, withdrawal Of troops from the In
dian county to iui'd, q. the dcmoc7a'ic House
.. Representative a, the hay IN .k-r, 10 from
SUNSHINE. They ne only n.a,sacr- whole com
mauds, but Dive ~ ped. ions : u, against then,
back to The -toi'rr oil tie iorts. This President,
however, says tie Indian war i, over; nc also
says ~i!ayr. shall be lornguratcd, aud ono a-srr
Il ~ /, p~rnlADIY ~ cnrreal ~ lhc nlAcr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-28

Speaker lttnjnii ha. ordered Mr.. O.ton,
President oil The Western Union Telegraph
Company. to appear forthwith before the. iious:
c. mtnit,cc IN \ W Orleans aud produce the
kilograms called for, and it is said that if he
ard Barns. his Now Orleans employee, are
br urAt before the bar Of the House for con-
tcu;pt. judge Cartier will apply 10 President
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-28
COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, Deer. = c=s: j:
il light receip:- snd prices hare s1va-c=i; ,hs
on'y od-rlag 20 day was III bushels red which
sod =. Al. Receipts Of Corn a-= better, aLd
price: are steady lila bushels sold s: ~ s11 u
No Rye wss offered, AID : :naii 10. .: OA.:
Drough!5 d.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-28

In The message sent 10y the President to the
Senate Tuesday he Expresses the hope that he
may soon be able 70 conclude u satisfactory OK
tradition treaty with Great BRIAN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-28

Midshipmon Hero. Taylor aud he japanese
s'udcnt j. G. kluitoulo, were dismissed irolu
The Annlpnlls Naval Academy yesterday for
tukiug lrouch leave aud Other lrr.g ulAri,ics
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-28
Hayes Proposals to Southern Demo
Gratis.

y Cincinnati correspondent Of the New York
Herald says:
"lhcrc have been in Washington careful
negotiations with different Southern men to
triog them over TO the support Of Gov. Hayes.
Some Of these have failed; Mr.. Lamar, for 10
s'auce, is countcd out; Mr.. Ben Hill, though d
promising subject for a while, Is no longer de-
pended Oh. Several TcuDcss"e, North Caro-
liua, Missouri aud Mississippi Convrcssmcn,
prominent among them Mr.. Casey Young and
Senator Acorn, arc now believed to be willing
to lead 4 break IRON the democratic rauk., aud
the design IS TO push The york Of maklng con
ycr!s until at least twenty five, aud if possible
unity, Southern democratic mcrIbcI5 shall
agree and b,ud themselves to commit their for
,uu"g to Gov. Hayes. Members with wing az
tcccdents arc sought out as being most likely
10 sympathIze with this movement, ard | ia lgc
that every mcmbcr OF either house OF sucn an
trccdeuLs has before this been sounded, aud Il
considerable numDcr are at least thinking over
the propositions made to them. These propo
siIious include ior prominent mcn the offer Of
office under the Governor administration; for
all, the energetic support Of the federal admin
@istra,!on u"dcr President Hayes, with an IN
dcrstanding that those who now give their a;i
to the Governor shall take the places Of ia"
carpet bagccrs 10 the federal offices in the
South, and that the carpet bag governments,
shall have no favor showp them. 1t is under
stood that Gov. Hayes will make Il clean sweep
Of the leading muu uudcr the present eduinlS.
tratlou a. soon as possible al!cr he becomes
Prcsiicnt.'
The thirty democrats would be sufficient to
change the complexion of the House, bur II
Mr.. Hayes, with all his promises, gets ouc, IT.
stead OF the required thirty, he will exceed
our expectations.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-28

tx Senator Trumbull, republican,, Of Hi
nols, finds it az difficult to speak with modcra.
ton Of the actipu of The Louisiana returning
board as the u. 5. Supreme Court did of the
decree of Judge Underwood 10 The McVcigh
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Foreign News.

!, ! believer ;h= Porte ~! 1T rej=c: I'll the
rr2ps-al. of;ae P,war,, IN; u i <: .'j.c
II o - =. Tefai .>io,-.
~iiou,i: wi:r liz u Il H.. :ii1- l.
itjis i r. Ioft.I-
Gzua.,,a Ia 5seo j: z.si y 1 t.: 4zala-:
he trepcn ceuz'e.
pre.i3+o. L4:13'7 @cr.'z:y .; VA, G@c@'s'
.I.;... au:7ei .: ija:.ra y==f=: Ia, ba'.og
req os3.-Ltd tom Il xca bzc.u- b. s:"!=eo
D..z - &C, - c.2c:f: s-u l~gs-s!... He to'aE=
MT L@1.o 1io1yEl ruiz npya him,e.! u -@=k
~ 4 .--=.~ct'ou. G~aer-! Nej M = c N.
i:u:: 10 IT,. -uece-, .; Dizz, =! nj a:'- hz'tt2
o*:. .: a. srI!tIsIy c1z:a:s@r. IL i III: is
1890 - er~d:, iLe csp;cs= 81 L.rdo aud TIE
.u4o.lo2 ot E,1gbe1o. ir> :,rm.I he tLi,a=
;e.c.c1 TIE Pacific cast il =ztely.
Ihe steamer NJ. zlm- his b:ep heard g.
She 81, 10 a, III Ii % II: Honiura-. IN"
Am.riraa -cnogo=r Mzul Barbour arrived a.
HzraUa yeate.gay. auu drought th!ac OF III"
I0ctezuua= crew, 1ro escaped l!ou Z boz;
which va. SIT a5.0Ie u ncr II i~tuj1.t9 10: :
p!.g: zrQ czp-iz-G.
a -peciai dispatch :rom Pan. az. tIere =
the hign.-t authority tor stating TIA: not"l;l-
.,araios lie hQpe!u! ~dl=pzcch recently rccclv=.
.:9u tQc-tatunJpia tnar: l. olt " -!uEs-
:LaJce .: peace IL tbs Ea=;.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-28
MARRIED..

In K~i.nmond, ON December -, !o76 by the
Rev. CHS. Aianiprrode. D. y JOHN END
ERS. JK and EMILY =, daughter Of the
late Patrick Henry Ayiett.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-28

At TrcvilIiau's Dcro', L'uisa county, Va,
a. II. Hancock has been appointed pos,uas-
lei, vice Martha j. Trcvi!ii,n. resigned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-28

BALTiMoaEC CATTLE MARKET. Deer. =. 80.
Beet fricos .o-iay rs:.g=t - .o.!"". :
6esL - r . y
Generally rated Lr=t qua!ity..-..--.4 - = , -
Medium Or good Is;r quality ..-..." - ) ! 70
Ordinary thin Steers, Oxen AID Cows - 5 ; ~
General average y. Lle .la-Ee......7 - = y ~
Extreme range o. prlc"=...........3 ~ : y ~
Most - t.e >a!es we're from ........ ) y d i -
The whoaeaa.e ms-ks. was Spm-H1a: excited
ear!y IL The T&e5, sud ov=?a:I rs we-e sL.lre
and in favor Cf lac drJver, uu. o.!y VIE. :-e
stock VIZ. bougL. 70 advantage Va: tnere s.y
activity /. tlr T..%:. .-.ce, %..C ~ acT..ce IL
the tops = : Pc. b, while ne clcc- grai-= j..
genera. were uucu.I g.G. Toys SID co:ampL
t=tt.s Constituted !.e Du.s 0: tie ~oL-r!nss, ui--
Gle grade. bang IN limited 81 ply. 1T M c.g=o
unwilling fu..y - acccde t. the vj-ws oi sellers.
Io:sl receipts for .G@ week ia hcsd. To.=.
s.l"3 tor tao pas. weak 6Ii t-sl.
Sa.ep-ih-rc il Il g cat impro"eG.an ant il 500
OF TIE yarc= ii activity. Du: tAI. is not gene-s..
Price. snow bu: little /. aAy chs e. !: i: *.
pec.-t there viii be : lille more activity srt
higher iigIr-s after tue holidays III: mis- i 10.
looked iJr lIa:neiIate.y or ~ any m.-ket -x-
tent JUS. new. We quote "a: 4.oc per b, ne
latter for holiday st1cE. watch Is scarce. h
Gel - this wees ct mead.
Hogs-The supply Gas been limited this w-eE,
aAd ."e qu.itty | Q Wa ~ i: goo! d iast week,
the ~otis:ing. seeming 70 Ia! OF n grade cy:..ll.
usl.y Tor saversl wc-Ha pas. Thee wee Te-y
iaw good Hcg- il tn= marEet Prices ulnf -
Z intc3 u tuit : pc. 10 n.gher titan lest "eet,
and c.osat tr.n, the prospect De!"g .al- tcr goo-
Hogs. We quote common ~ I3a..c, &nt good
E.. t."g3 - s. per 10, ;:w vi the latter being II
msr<et Receipts this week 1852 head.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-28

From DIAMONDS Down TO RAGS. -i'ap'.
Murray raided Jack Roberts dance hou ., at
six women and eight men csrousing. Among
Thorn was the famous Diamond jenny who
eight years ago lived in the most eStravagant
style in Twenty-lhird street, ut the expense e
James Fisk, Jr. At that time bar diamonds
clone were worth over 500, OUJ. Traces of her
f,rmer beatty still remain. and in tho Oak
street station her fair complexion and delicate
hands readily distinguished he from her grosser
companions.-N. y. Sun.