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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.

r;::s ss:: ''s l.sss s?s5s s5
ranged from good with few choice quality top
steers being the sggregs.e Of qualify prices
o$ q S IS s e.. net The
S1 od for self
csc per Nj NTH with trastion on per III weight. ~ swI
Ts sG,0n vss. o. u lse nS
Weight, TX cwi ssansi % Illinois % steers sSs' a
..s . es Illinois @ .ss9s 'S ''ons Es.ims ess
sS D lie st G wssa oa 70 rsrR S S %
uiery Cary solo for Hasburg Go. ~ n nois
isss Sss Ss s :SEs
.s n eve t. as .s.s, iSa M e. sr s S
Sis sois for Eastman 20 Illinois steers a. o sis
s:' S weight '. Ass:! Sss s'''ls
burg i Illinois sn: steer. sA at ios per h1s S
sw S:s ss ns: ::s: 1t Weigh.
w 81 ol % Raas steer ao S PIT S
% for brown Al p oSS steers SSss a. S
sss ,Ss T. ssiFSs7 sx, ToTS Il
Cos 90 Illinois steers a. loc lie per Ia weigh.
1s ko
souri, a. ioc per b With 81 per head weight cw
IS Missouri steers loHs ale per H. weigh, ~
for helrsch meyer Co lzo Illinois eers ~ lug per ID
cwt Illinois l0tSc per lb with 81 81 head
weight IA cwt 10 Illinois steers at 1Okc per lb weigh
u cwt Is Illinois steers at IKE per b weight II cw
os l. 's ssS s s. s sssa' ss: II g. e
weight cvt. Brown, 10 Kentucky 10c pei
% %Tstss Ssl vss s5 ssS' S
sold for A Gillespie IL Illinois lOc per lb weigh
81 Swt for Morris r.ss, wns q Illinois steers n0 Il noe
:s::1. :ss%; a. lOs ss. iS weigh, s-s s.%Ss' s
sold % Illinois steers % =. LOG ioc Per 5 weight
ID. weight 81 N IA Illinois steers I0c pei
lb weight cwt Todey Sons sold for Morris Waxe
IS Illinois steers At eAc e per lb weight cwt fol
Briggs 81 illinois steers at PIC per lb weight cwt
VEALs AND CALyEa-Irade fair In grass calves $40
$l4 per head Meal fed calves sold at &c lb. Smooth
SnKKP AND LAmBs--Trade improved bat not active In
sheep SIC. &C. per 10. Lambs not quoted Kase
Pidcoek sold 3eS Indiana sheep weight 3l2lo lbs 6c
sold Tor the past week 5s75 sheep average price PEI
head $64Oc range Of prices 61c &C. per lb Judd
sold o6s Ohio sheep, weight 80 lbA per
per Is i5s Kentucky sheep weight IS oe5 lbs 6Sc per
b $50 Kentucky sheep wsgst 1 iasno lbs =. Be- per II
per kss sssd oa s sIS T,s' Ds1 M sheep & vsss ssss
sheep, weight II $50 lbs, AZ 6<c per b.. $50 State
sheep weght 1920 lbs at per ib 159 state sheep
Sc per b Hume Elliott sold sheep for $3O 2s6 sheep
weight - $40 lbs, at exc per H.; I76 sheep. weight
H. so ibs eye per 10. 125 sheep, weight $40 lbs
4 ii Y EsiS Per s e %ssE Sssss sheep s
ibs at 7c. per b 40 Sheep, weight 1870 lbs. at nc
the past week sheep and lambs or sisss2 sverag,
per head p 49, ioS veas and calves for 1884 average
per head, $iI II.
Hocs-Trede small; l52 Ohio hogs, live weight 1876 lbs
nerh haad.so a
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKKr-LTvEKPOoL Feb 2f-.
Evening-Comnon rosn, N Cd Spirits tArpoutihe, 2ls Cd
per ewt
LONDON PRoDUcK MAHEEr-IohDoS Veb. 2I-EveninE-
Common rosn. 5s.
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ADVANCE
The following are the changes in closing prices
icompared with those oi Saturday,
ADvANck-Atlantc and Pacific Telegraph, u; Della
ware Lackawanna and Western, 4 Erie x; Quick
silver, y District Of Columbia, y gold, "
DkcLNR-Now York Central, \ Michigan Central
dk; Ohio x Rock Island, ~ St. Paul 1; do. pre-
kerred, II; Wabash y Western Union, 7s New Jersey
Central, H.
SrArIoNARY.-Hannibal and St Joseph, Harlem,
Pacific Mail, Panama and Union Pacific.
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4 POLICE SURGEONS TROUBLES.

The case OF Surgeon Mcdonald, charged with being
intoxicated whIlo duty at the Central once. wa,
yesterday adjourned vutii O-Wou0w
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There is considerable anxiety among the holders OF
the District OF Columbia g. 6s bonds in regard 70 the
result the conference between the Senate and House
committees The issue Of these bonds is about
s13 TOO oO0 and Mr. Buckner, Chairman OF the House
District Committee, states that the payment Of Feb
ruary interest provided for and that Congress
do nothing else but provide for the payment OF interest
hereafter. The House Committee is opposed TO the
issuing Of any bonds and is In favor Of dscharg
ing the Board The Senate Committee Is In favor Of
permitting the Board 10 issue more bonds; but Mr..
Buckner of the opinion that the Senate viii not IN
dorse the view Of the committee
despatch from Washington says the House has
passed resolution directing the Pacific Railroad Com
mittee TO inquire whether q combination has been
formed between the Central and Union Pacific and
English capitalists TO transfer the carrying trade from
American to English built vesselR
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
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cLosna rRIcEs-s p. M


as without feature call loans 6epg made on the basis
bf2H ana per cent at the close with the supply At
hhese rates abundant Discount rates unchanged
nnd the offerings OF prime paper were limited
The following the rates OF exchange on New York
ht the aforementioned cities to-day Savannah, buy
lng n; selling, u premium; Cincinnati, from ooc 70
e5o discount; New Orleans, commercial Lilo; bank,
k; Chicago, 7bc. discount; ST. Louis, 7Sc discount
e.eriine exchange quiet but nrm; prime, asking
bates, 4sSk and 4sok; selling rates 4ss& aAso and
bsek AGO; rcichmarks, s51s 9SH and SoS a sok;
tables. eos o6X; prime Paris, 61sK aAnK'
THE GOLD MARKET.
Gold opened at 113A aud closed at ia, most Of tho
business OF the day having been At 1l35S The rates
paid for carrying we're 3, and 81 per cent The
epece engagements for Wednesdays steamers amount
10 s1500O0
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Tomorrow, washington's Birthday, being legal
holiday. all the Exchanges have adjourned TO
Wednesday and business will be suspended financial
circles
The movement to fuller information in regard
to corporate property ia making headway. The Ohio
and Mississippi Railway Company have notified the
Stock Exchange that they viii comply with the request
to furnish monthly reports of earnings
The earnings Of the ST. Louis Kansas City and
Northern Railway Company officially reported as
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GOVERNMENT BONDS,

Government bonds closed arm al the following
huotaions United States currency sizes, 1904 l27k
10. do. 1881, registered, 12sk al2sk; do. do. do,
houpon 1879 1874; do. nve-twenties, 1865, rcgis-
bered, us 1isk do. do, do, coupon, lis i1sk do
TO-, do, registered new, liox l2oK; do do, do,
No, coupon, 1874 l2oh do do, 1897 registered,
S22H l22k do eo.. do. COUPON. liza q 122Hi da
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BRAZIL MARKETS.

RIO JAEKrRo, Feb. 10, 1915
The coffee market VEN animated aud prices adyAnc-
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Total. 205

Total.....,... 205
Apparent majority for Tildcn in
the Electoral College, IL.
The majorlics so lar,as reported
last nigh, are as follows by Statcs ::
Alabama, 10000 Democratic.
ArkansasV30, 600 Democratic,
Connecticut, 6 600 Democratic.
Gcorga,s60,000 Democratic.
Indiana, 5000 Democratic,
Kentucky, GO 900 Democratic.
Louisiana. 10000 Democratic.
Maryland, $4,000 Democratic.
Mississippi, $4,000 Democratic.
Missouri, $4,000 Democratic.
New Jersey, $4,000 Democratic.
New York, 20, 900 Democratic.
North Carolina, 5000 Democratic.
Texas, $4,000 Democratic.
Virginia 10000 Democratic.
West Virginia, 1900 Democratic.
Illinois, 10000 Republican.
Iowa, iO,00J Republican,
Massachusetts, 10000 Republican.
Ohio, 5000 Republican.
Rhode Island, 5000 Republican.
The Democrats are also claim ng
Wisconsin, with very good reason, ,
although we have not paced it IN
the list of Tilden states. The news
papers OF New York, and the Re
publicans in general, concede that
Tiiden has been elected.
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ArEuns sos.

THIRTY ,THousAND.FoN TIIpEN.
LTTIE Rock. Nov. 7.-Rcturns
are scattering and mcagrc. The
Democrats claim the state by 10000
majority and .,hesselectlon OF four
congressman.
Caddo and Missouri townships.
Clark county-Tildcn, $50 Hayes,
io2. Congress Stuart, Demo.
crat, sos F; Mcclure, Republican,
.3s7 Cravens, Democrat, 3.
Batcsville-Tilden, Isl, Hayes,
35.
Jcircrsons- ,o~nship,' jackson
county -Tildcn l5s Hayes, Ill.
Cause, Democrat. for congress, 1856
No,opponont.t
E-LIrrLE Rock, NOV. Returns
from five wards and one township
are as follows: Democrats, 902
Republicans,...:954, For congress,
Start, Democrat, 672 Cravens,
Democrat. 30l Mcclure, Rcpubli-
can, 905; Rice, Grecnback, IS
Dell, Rcpublican,1..nonc. One
ward, Republican, yet to hear from.
BnAproRD, ARK., Nov. Dem
ocrats,. Is j. Republicans, 5 ; Swift
ton, Ark Tilden, 95; Hayes, o.
Censett Top, Ark, Dem. SO Rep
Il, Peach Orchard, Ark, Tilden,
33 ; Hayes, 0. Okeon, Ark, Til
den, Il Hayes, ,.
LlTrLE Rock, Ark, Nov. Re
turas from. p. townships of Clarke
county, Stuart, Democrat, sos
Crarens, De:Aoerat. 81; Mcclure,
3s7.
One township. Miller county.
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Congressman, Snyder, Republican
235 /; Slcmmons, 22l. r
Jackson county, Congressman
Swiilon, Democratic, IS ; no Re
publican vote.
Newport cast Cause 220.
Jefferson township cast Gansc
1856.
Batcsville, Independence county.
Democratic, $50; Republican, 30
One township, PhiIIiss county,
Republican majority OF II.
White county, Liberty township,
Democratic, rs Republican, 5.
hcnsctt, congressman, Cause, 52;
Rcebe, Cause, 2i3.
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For Consiii' r.
HO.V. II. &. ebay.

Jusr as we 90 10 press, tho ~" a;ao .
mcr John 3. Maud, brings us ld-.
ST. Louis papers. The returns con
tanned in the Republican Of ycster'
day are, If anything, more invora-
bic than could have been expected.
II not only claims Louisiana, but
Florida and South Carolina rs well;
the republicans however, arc max
ing q show OF claiming them as hav-
ing gone republican. Louisiana is
almost certain to go democratic and
Tildcn ~ as certain to be our next
President as that the sun will rise
on the 4th. day of ncx' March.
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WARNING ORDER.
In Magistrates Court.
Sale of Re al Estate,

Ty virtue ola decree of the Mississippi Circuit
- Court rendered at the MAY term, lsih IN the
suit therein pending IN which John Driver,
administrator estate Of John " White, We
plAintih, and r. II. fulmcS was defendant; !
wi ! stll 10 the highest bidder IN frunt ~ M.
court house door. In the town ofUsceOa, Ark.
ON u credit OF three months on
NOvEN BIER T. 1870
the following described I, d. 'o-wit: Beginning
at the northwest corner ot section Is, tr Mn-ntp
~, rdngD lora,t, running north 20 chains TO one
uf the bearing trees thence east Il chatns to the
Mississippi riNrr; thence II degrees east, $!
chains: thence west tG chains to the bepint ing
Also lot No. Ii ~ lGth section. h. township 10,
m" ~ loeaSt aud bouu'lcd on the west br Jos
Williams entry; CA The south by j. II Ed
ringtnn traci on III cast by the Mississippi river
aud on the north hy the land of Augustine
Tucker. The sale t. take place within lawful
huurs, and the purchaser required To give bond
with appunyud security Tor the IaNmcut of the
purchase mnuvy JunN b. liEIyIR.
Commissioner
oct ,, is,6.
q Thomaso-, Att'y.
The Osceola times., 1876-11-11

Mosr of the past week has been
occupied by the court ia clearing
up the state docket. Much business
was transacted, and from the num-
her Of forfciturcs taken on bail
bonds, dclinquen. defendants will,
no doabt, be more punctual in iu-
tire about being present when their
names are called.
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THE REDSKINS.
A Party Of Sioux Attack and
Massacre a Band of
ShOshones.

SALT LAKE, November "A tel
cgraphic report from Camp STRAIN
baugh, Wy, says a village of fifty
| Jdges OF Shoshoncs was attacked
October Both by II large Sioux war
party, estimated at 700 lodges, AT
Pointed Rock, near the scene OF
Capt. Bates fight in July, 1874, and
about ninety miles from Camp
Strambaugh. As far as learned,
only one Shos' ole, by the name
OF Humpy, escaped, who was the
Indian that saved the life Of Cap
tain Henry, in Crooks second fight
this summer.
GRANT can go to Europe now,
take as many boss Shepherds rs he
plcasc>, and stay all summer-sev-
cral OF them if he likes. Let us
have peace.
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LEGAL NOTICES
Trustees Sale.

BN NIRrIE uf deed Of trust madr by Names
\ kriugtuu, and rrCurird iu the re-, orders
office ur Mississippi county In book q, pages 30,
tr me a~ TRUSTEE, tu secure certain ind hudngs-
mentioned therein; will on saturday, the
2jTll DAY OF NOV EHBER, lSi6,
At ruE uDuR on IL o'CLnCK VI
A. aud in front of the door Of the Court house
IN the town Of Osceu", sell, at public auction, to
the highest bidder, fur cash, the following prop
cri,. 10 Wit. The south half - at the southeast
quarter Al of SECTION thir5g. --iv ,9fl ',,"nsiir
,.-s-. ,ioi noiih, range ten llO) east lies, ten
acres, OF the south side. belonging to 'uhn kei-
SER containing seventy acres OF land
The equity OF redemption j. expressly waived.
and titic believed To he good. / will sell and
convey oni! Us tru.tee.
L h, HALE,
Trustee.
Osccola, Ark. Oct p, 1876.
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Tue November term of our CIR
cut court opened on Monday, his
honor, Judge l.. l.. Mack and Pros
ecuiing Attorney RidJick beng in
attendance. Aiier the cmpaneling
of the juries, court was adjourned
over until Wednesday, on account
Of the election. The following is 1,
list OF the grand jury Alexander
Goodrich. foreman Jas NJ, Law
r.nce, Martin N. Norman, Dudley
Lynch, Thomas Startling, Wm.
Bishop, Thomas Perry, j.. NJ. f..
Sisk, A. L. Bowen, Wm. NJ. Me
Kinney, Jno. N. Snow. III. T..
housewife, Samuel N. Ptttman,
John A. Lovewell, John n Hill.
The Osceola times., 1876-11-11

THE largest force Russia can dis
pose of on peace footing Is 10000
officers and 10000 men, and on a
war fooung 10000 officers and
| 10000 men.
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REDEMPTION NOTICE.

NOTICE il hereby given that on the g3d day Of
ortnbcT. 1886, j. . BluCk kwuud, as guardian
for Salllc Jones, did redeem the southeast
quarter % Of section twenty cen In toSH-
rhip hftcrn DO nnith. range nlne 80 east, lying
and hciHg In Mississippi county Atkansas, by
pay in. ali taGc., penalties. and cost, thereon
J. X. T.. HALE.
County Clcik
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$50 acres on Clear Lake, u good farm with con.
Portable huilllng-, with gin house q gupd mtIi
uud all ucrc.su out buildings. u acre. ip cul
u'aiion; ~ acre. dradcncd. part Of which Is IN
der fence; centrally located, aud u good siir for
q -torc; und In a thrifty aud prusp,ruu, settle
mcui, mostly above overflow irirr StOtgs,
Terms Will be made ca. e., tua good purch,srr
satisfactory reasons si'cu for wanting to sell
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Sc = sec. 70, 7 y, Il. . East, $50 ac,n..
Most ul tll- tract i, above overflow, ~ acct,
well dvaduucd, and with No. / Wuum make o.
larm ul 20 acre. ~ much NHlu, Price 81 .n
Terms Olc hird cash balance In one unJ IT, o
years.
These lHl'l- are the best In the truuchhar
Bayou settlement is near the hurch and schc,i
h"u e., aud j. the mn-t desirable lands now o.
the market in this county.
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FOR SALE.

The Dickinson Mills, and appur-
tcnanccs, situated on Frcnchman 5
Bayou, Miss. County, Ark. Terms:
one third cash balance, on liberal
terms. For particulars, address,
J. NJ. Dickinson, Nashville, Tenn.
or, J. W. UzzcII, Golden's Lake,
VI iss. Co Ark. l0.liI.
The Osceola times., 1876-11-11

OWING to the nice, fine weather,
there was quito display of fincrics
and assorted clothing, fancy neck
ties, etc, at church last Sunday.
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Splendid Triumph Of the
Democratic National
Ticket.
rilOgN AND HENDRICKS
CARkY TWs sNTY.CNE
STA -ES.
A Democratic House Of RepreSen
tatives Elected Everybody
Happy and the Country
Saved.

The result Of yesterdays election
may be very briefly stated. Sam
uel J. Tilden has been elected Pres
idcnt, aud Thomas A. Hendricks
Ni,e President OF the United States.
Following rs Il summary Of the re-
suit by states, us indicated 10y the
returns
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OR. c. McLANE'S
PILLS.

These Pills are not recommended as
a remedy for "all the ills that flesh is
heir to-" but in affections of the Liver,
and in all Bilious Complaints, Dyspepsia
and Sick Headache, or diseases of that
character, they stand without rival.
AGUE AND + + V Err.
No better cathartic can be used pre-
paratory to, or after taking Quinine.
As a simple purgative they are un-
equaled.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
The genuine are never sugar coated.
Each box has red wax seal on the
lid, with the impression DIR. McLASE's
LIVER PILLS.
Each wrapper bears the signatures of
C. McLANE and FLEMING Bros.
Sold by all respectable druggists and
country storekeepers generally.
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The northeast 90 quarter oi section Nd uu,,
10 township o fourteen, North; lauucu un cl.,.
"u, East; Il which. there arr ~ acre. cleared
'nd Qudrr lcucc with good houses. ou;huq.,,
we'll Nc.. Nc. hlso
rhitn acre. dcadrncd, which car bee nui ~ cui
ti,atipn nest year
Price i2,"o. T,.l. easy Appy ip
JAMI.s 4 rE-T.
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BoB IxoxRsoLL hath said in his
heart that there ,s no God, and
now he begins to believe it and to
hope it.
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SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

THE countenance is pale and lcaden-
colored, with occasional fushes, or
a circumscrbed spot on one or both
cheeks; the eyes become dull the pupils
dilate; an azure semicircle runs along
the lower eye-lid the nose is irritatcd,
swells, and sometimes bleeds SWELL
ing of the upper lip; occasional head
ache, with humming or throbbing of
the ears an unusual secretion of saliva;
Shiny or furred tongue; breath very
foul, particularly in the morning; ap-
petite variable, sometimes vUracious,
with "a gnawing sensation ofth? stomach,
at Others, entirely gone fee;ing pain,
in the stomach ; occasional rlusea and
vomiting violent pains throughout the
abdomen, bowels irregular, at times
costive /; stools Shiny; not unfrcquently
tinged with blood belly swollen and
hard urine turbid; respiration occa-
sionally difficult, and accompanied by
hiccough; cough sometimes dry and
convulsive; uneasy and disturbed sleep,
with grinding of the teeth; temper
variable, but generally irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist,
DR.. c. McLANE'S VERMIFUGE
VIII certainly clfec; cure.
II DOES NOT co.rh'H MERCURY
in any form; it is an innocent prepa-
ration, net capable Of a1iRg the slightest
injury to tie NEST traatr infant.
The genuine DR.. M'LANE's VERNE
FUCE bears the signatures of c. M"LANE
and FLEMING Bros. on the wrapper.
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In Mississippi Circuit Court.
WARNING ORDER.

In the Mississippi Circuit Court.
Melissa wade rI"io'H'
james II Wade rcfrndant.
The defendant, Jamcs II wade Is warned 10
appear in this curt within thirty days, aud am
swer complaint of the lhlntil. Milisa Wade.
sept. -, lS16. j. Il L II HNIE. Clerk
Ey II. u. McNcigh, u Z
The Osceola times., 1876-11-11

TuE latest news of tho election
returns, in yesterday evenings
Memphis Ledger, cont,nuc hatter-
ing to tho Democratic party. 1t
says that " if Tilden has carried
South Carolina, Louisiana and Flor
ida, a. seems to DO the case, hls
total vote will be 2O3, and that OF
Hayes l66, which is not quite two
10 one for Hayes" Crhat last sen.
tcnce mast be intended Tor Joke }
The statements IN regard to the
troops which are being sent to
Florida aud Louisiana were 70.
ceiyed by some OF our citizens with
gloomy forebodings, and feeling
of apprehension seems to pervade
almost every one. To us, the send
ing of bayonets to the South at
this particular juncture, when vic
tory seems to smile with such efful.
gent radiance, only denotes the
last expiring death struggles of
that party which has become 50
odious to the American people.
The delay in the Official return is
truly provoking and unaccoun,sble
and calculated to create anxiety
and apprehension yet we wolld
counsel our people to keep cool and
patiently await the result of passing
events.
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Tho following is tho official re-
turn of the vote polled IN this
county last Tuesday by townships;
DEN REP,
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Sc y" Soc g., 1oNu-hu y. u 9cs.st,
iOHcIrS, nhuNr overflow ~ acre. in Sucr",~iI!
cultivation. balance t,udcurd and under i,u 90
Prcc ~ ,2or, terms one third cash, balaua, ia
one and Two years.
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WARNING ORDER.
WARNING ORDER.

STATE ~ ARkNN~Ns,
tuUN ~ ~ CRITrENDEN,
Jasper Township, Justices Court.
Hendricks Campbell X co } plaintiffs
NN.
L. u Hardin Defendant
II appearing by ailidnyt IN thi. cau~c Ole 7.
that the defendant, l.. y. Hardin, tsa nun- res
idcnt of the state ct Arkau-gs. hr is hci~hy
warned To apprar Ia my court. in the town of
Marion, In sail county aud state, within thirty
t9) days and answer the complaint Of the plain
titl,, Hendricks, Campbell " 90.
MN DASpRipGE,J J Z.
sept -, 1876
Il. r. tultcndeh, 'Att'N Tor plaintiffs.
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W..CrsT STEAD.

The Centennial commission has
adopted resolutions adhcring TO
its determination to close the cXhi-
bltion on the 10Th day OF Novcm
her, and exhibitors will, therefore,
be at liberty 10 commence the re-
moval OF their goods on the morn
ing of the llth of November, IN ac-
cordance with the regulations. In
order to permit persons To enter
the grounds and buildings to re-
ccive articles which were sold To be
delivered ut the close of the exhi-
bltion, and 20 afford exhibitors an
opportunity To dispose OF unsold
articles, AN admission fee OF fifty
cents will he charged during the
week following the close of the ex.
hlbion, and az long thereafter as
the director general may deem nee
essary and expedient Tor the inter-
est of the exhibition.
III you want something nice in
the eating line, 90 to W. Custead's 5
Family Grocery Store,
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LAST Saturday Col. l.. &. Cause

LAST Saturday Col. l.. {. Cause,
"s pos appointment, uc'iNcreh an
able address on tho political topics
of the day. Quito a respectable
audience listened with deep atten'
ton and interest TO the colonel's
remarks, and seemed well pleased
at the able manner in which he
handled the past deeds of the Re
publican party, without gloves.
Col. Cause is again our representa-
tive in congress, whero, We feel AS
sured, he will continue to act with
credit to his constituency.
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No

Nv = Sec. 90, T. 10 y, Il. ~ East, with.
: milo, Il ufpsccula, ~ acres now IN cultivation
with beautiful crop On il. ~ u,r,- nearly
cleaned and run easily be- put N cultivation tho
next YEAR Comfortable house, on the place
some ~ the iuud l. subject To overflow, hut IA
We drained 10y bitches. Price - ,jUU cash.
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w. CrsrEAD Kccps constantly on
hand the choicest stock of family |
and fancy groceries in town, con-
sistlng in part OF canned fruits,
po,ted meats, condensed milk, con
fectionerics, and khick knacks of
every description.
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Nuts of every doscriptinn at
w. CusTEAD's.
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PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.

STATE AT LARaE-J. D. Walker,
of Washington, NJ l.. Bell, of jeff
crson.
First District Po,ndcxter Dunn,
OF st Francis.
Second Distrlct-Danlcl W.
Jones, OF Hampstead.
Third District Benton J. Brown,
of Crawford.
Fourth Distrlct-S.ss IL. Whit
thornc, of Conway.
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REP

ItecapitulaIion-Total vote, S54 /;
Democratic majority, $50; Cause
received 5S3 votes "for" license,
29O "agains'' license, 67.
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GOacrcS, n " see. - Z. 10 Mr. .. East
\ valuable farm now raising 80 balcs uf cotton
Price 900. Terms cdsy
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Nc. see. ST 10 y r. q Inst, 50
acres, 81 acres above ordinary Overflow. hnl,lcs
well tlmhcrcd. Price stO. Terms easy
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To the Citizens of Mississippi
County.

OouuJy.
Communicated
During my canvass last summer
for the legislature, many requests
were made me, in the event of my
election, TO use my influence to re-
peal lhc law creating the court of
common pleas in Mississippi coun-
ty. | found then the court very
unpopular, and fully as much SO
to-day. would be very much
pleased if the different townships
would hold conventions, and give
me their views upon the subject f,
not only upon the subject Of re-
pcalIng the court Of common pleas,
but N on amy other question Of in
tercst TO us all. Please let me
hear from the Il flcrcnt townships
Of Mississippi county.
Very respectfully,
J. II. WILLIAMS.