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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-06-22
SHERIFF'S SALE.

The State of Ohio, Portage County S.
Du RSU ANT to the command of an order OF
L sale issued from the Coart OF Comm Pleas
OF the County of Portage aforesaid to me di
rected,in the cause of the Ravenna,Savings and
Loan Association, plaintiff, and Andrew Poe ct
al, defendants, L will offer for sale at public
auction. at the door of the Court House in Ra-
VIENNA, County and State aforesaid, on
SATURDAY, THE 24th DAY OFJUNE.
\. d. 1876,
between the hours of and O'Clock T.. NJ of
said day, the following described real estate to
wit: Situate i'll the village and township of
Ravenna, county Of Portage and State of Obi
and known as thc!north- west quarter of village
lot No. 15, and also the south west part of said
lot !o-saId last part being 30 feet north and
south by 50 feet cast and west, and taken from
the south west corner of said lot and all being
the premises on which stands the Hotel known
aS the Poe House, and the buildings adjacent
thereto and part of the same.
Appraised 1T Sl2 o0O. Terms of sale, cash.
q. RlSDoN. Sheriff
T.. z. II HATFIELD. Atty.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-06-22
Draft-Horse
SIR WALLACE.

After a large amount OF time and expense
have succeeded in getting in my possession a
horse of rare combination, having very fair ac-
ton; style equal to any small horse; color.
bright bay with black points; tail heavy and
sweeping the ground; Il beautiful head, ear fine,
forehead broad, eye large and expressive; lofty
crest, from which falls mass of silky black
name; shoulders nj ,ely rounded; body clean !;
per. By examining IA of his get satisfied my
selfof the unerring certainty with which he
transmits these qualities to his pOsterity has
vOr which none can dispOssess him Of
SIR WALLACE was fOaled June 26th. 1871,
stands 161s hands high will weigh 400 lbs. or
over; was sired by an Imported English Draft
Horse, Further Pedigree with horse.
Those desiring to raise horse to keep, or
kct, are cordially invited to visit my place, two
miles East OF Ravenna Village. where Sir WAL
lace and the Lexington Colt, ANDIE, will be
kept through thu season Of 1876.
j. l.. CHRISTY.
Ravenna. April 10. 1915. a9a-tf.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-06-22
FOR SALE OR RENT F!

A HOUSE and two acres of land on South
"A Prospect Street, Ravcnna. Go, Il Fruit
Well and Cistern Water the prcmis es. Ali
good order. For terms, apply to Mr. ELISHA
BRIGHAM. p. r. GARRETT
The Osceola times., 1876-07-15
Meeting of the Eckfords,

The Eckford Base Bal Club Q.
Osccola convened on Monday, Pursu
ant to called meeting. The club a
once proceeded to an election of off
GERS for the ensuing year, with the fol
lowing results:
President, S. S. Semmes; Vice Pres
ident, c. Ii. Gaylord; Secretary; W
Z. Moss Treasurer, and Correspond
ing Secretary, j. W. ClapP /; Captain
First Nine, Jas. ii. Edrington; Direc.
tors, j. l.. Edrington, N. L. Cook and
W. b. Cooke; all of whom were
elected by acclamation.
As this rlub has lost but three of its
first nine, and as there are several oi
the remaining members quite capable
of filling their places, we feel assured
that our "Eckfords" will soon be in
fighting trim, to encounter successfully
any of their fellow knights of the Bat.
We wish them good luck in their
manly sport, and fewer broken nose!
and fingers than usually betall those
who will participate in such fearful
onslaughts of Bats and Balls.
The Osceola times., 1876-07-15
A Multiplicity of Troubles

Our friend, John Thompson, seems
lately to have been overwhelmed by a
multiplicity Of troubles. On Monday,
he was brought before Esquire Hen
wood on the triple charge of "Assault
and Robbery" Resisting an Officer
and "Carrying Deadly Weapons. )"
Although ably defended, in the second
charge by Capt. McVeigh; and the
law and the facts SO applied, as to con.
vince many, that John had really not
committed the ofense alleged, the
Court very honestly thought otherwise
and fined John in the sum of fifty do.
lars and costs, from which an appeal
was taken. TIE Deadly Weapon
business was owned up, for which an
additional sz5 fine was imposed. The
Assault and Robbery case was dis
missed tor want OF prosecution. To
add 10 Johns ,rbulatons he was then
nailed for the $50 unpaid fine OF the
well remembered Rake" scrapc.
John, however, succeeded in procuring
enough of the 'needful to fork over
Ike a man; and was thereby snal ed
to 60 forth a freeman once more, with
out the exquisite pleasure of carrying
upon his skirts the taint and yermin OF
the Osceola Jail.
The Osceola times., 1876-07-15

/THE dance Mt the residence OF
John o. Blackwood Esq, Thurs.
day evening, was, with our young
folks, the pleasant episode of the
week. From the rapidity and vim
with which they seemed to whirl
from one dance into another, IN
tersprinkled with sundry pretty
cooings of bright eyes aud manly
glances, The evenings entertain
mcnt will, doubt!essly, long linger
in the minds memory OF the hap'
py partici pants, as one OF their
most pleasant "reminiscences. Much
credit Is due the fair hostess, Miss
Sa'lie Jones, ana her able coadjutor
Mr.. Tom Blackwood, for the sue
cessful manner in which the affair
was conducted and, in the name
OF the well pleased guests, we ten
der them the thanks to which they
are richly entitled.
The Osceola times., 1876-07-15
Court Week.

During the past week town has been
quite full of people from various parts
Of the county. The reports from the
crops are generally good. A few To-
,calities have suffered from partial
drouth, somewhat iniuring the young
corn, hnt, as a whole, the average will
considerably exceed that Of this time
last year. Among many others OF our
visitors, we have noticed DR.. Davies,
N. B. Lafcnte, and Mr.. McFadde /,
from Frenchman's Bayou (; Psrson
Blythe. G. A. Hearn, and Al. Pierce
from Chickasaw ba the Dean broth
ers from the Island, and I. j. Sexton
from Cottonwood Point.
The Osceola times., 1876-07-15
OSCEOL A, ARK
CONSUMPTION CURED !

An old physician. retired from acti We practice
having had placed in hi hand, by an East India
missionary the formula q u simple Vegetable
Ncmchy. Tor the spceds aud permanent Cure II
Consumption, Bronchitis. tataITh. Asthma. and
all threat and Lung Alcciionf, also a Positive
and Radical Cure for Nervous Debility and all
Nervous Complaints, aiur having Thoroughly
tested its wonderful curative poWcrs IN thou
sands ot eases, fcrls it his duty % makcit known
10 his suffering fellows Aciuatcd hy this mo-
live. and u conscientious desire to relieve hgman
suffering hc viii send free OF chargc) 90 all
who dc-ifc IL, this recipe, with fan directions
for preparing and successfully using sent by
return mUl, by addressing With stand. aiming
lhis paper. DIR W. {. STEVENS,
Monroe Block. Syracuse, n Y.
The Osceola times., 1876-07-15
Might have been Worse.

Whilst little Clarence Butler and
one of our own unruly urchins were
recently practicing some OF their cav
airy manoeuvres, no doubt imagining
themselves charging the Sioux, on the
Western plains, both youngsters were
unceremoniously piled in the street.
Clarence being quite delicate and frag-
lie, had an arm badly broken, his COM
rade escaping with no further injuries
than big scare and countenance
thickly begrimmed with dust. The
broken arm having been promptly and
properly set, Clarence will soon be all
right again, and we hope the lesson
thus received will be a warning, in the
future, not only to these two, but to
all other equally venturesJme chaps,
or broken neck may be the next re-
suit.
The Osceola times., 1876-07-15

WE are pleased to see the Rev.
Doctor CASTOR, once more able to re.
.ume his ministerial duties among US.
Prevented for some time, from coming
to Oscsola, on account Of severe sick
ness, the Doctor on Sunday, preached
to quite a large and aPpreeiative con
gregatiop, We hope he may long
continue his visits OF mercy to our lit.
tie community.
The Osceola times., 1876-07-15
Chancerv Sale of Real Estate

Notice is hereby given that by virtue Of n de-
cree rendered By the circuit court NJ Mississippi
county, chancery -iiting az i;s MAY term 1896 n
the ease Of II. u Packer against Nancy A. Ed
ringtOn cxeeutriN Of J. II. Edrington deccased
and T. NJ Ayers ct all defendants. In which de-
cree was appointed commissioner of the "a ia
court and directed to sell the following ,lc-crh-
ed land viz The west half of the south west
qusrtcr Of section thirty fi,. la township thirteen
noiti range ten cast, AMI The north east quarter
Of section Three la township twelve month, range
ten cast
as such commissioner will oflc. the above de-
s,rihcd lands for sale and sell the same 90 the
highest bidder In front OF the duor ot the court
house in OscoOla Ark on satu, ,day July the 2end
1876, on credit OF four months, sule will take
place within legal hours. Purchaser Will be re-
quired 10 give note with pcrsoual security for the
purchase money and lien will be retained on
said land 10 secure the payment of the same
tune gsth 1876. X p HALE,
July Al tommi .-uner.
The Osceola times., 1876-07-15
Commissioners Sale of Real Ei
tate.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that on Friday
A'the lst day oi September, 1875, at the door
of the Court House in Oseeola. Arkansas, within
legd hours, will, Us Comnls sioner OF the CIR
cult Court Ia Chaneery, sitting in case 80.
wherein NJ > Edrlngton is plaintiff, ard Nancy
a. Burlington, executrx, ,Ac and others are de-.
PENDANTS, oiler for sale aud sell TO the HI giicsl
and best bidder, on II credit OF / our months. the
following described property to-Nit:
Par ti the south east qua ter Of section thirty
six $50, in township thiie,u { -, north Oi
range ten 90 east OF the stu principal Meridi
an, combining ~ acr,s Of lani aud part OF thr
south lracllunal haii OF section thirty one 3lI in
township ,.riecl 10, Iorlh ui rtu-c eleven tlll
east, containing acres, making la al a. acres,
| more or less
! The purchaser vii. be required to give note,
| wan approved secufity for me purchase money
ant len VIII be detained upon the land to .e.
| cure The same,
| Jzi-u CHARLES BOWEN,
| Commissioner.
The Osceola times., 1876-07-15
Chancerv Sale of Real Estate.

MOTT r is hereby given, that H. pursuance
ANuf decree rendered IN the case df Geo Il.
Cooke against Nancy a Burlington, eAecutrix of
the last " III aud Testament OF jas II Edrugton
deceit. and others, viii as special commissions
81 ofthe chanceiy court of Mississippi county,
Ark offer for sule ut puOlic auction, IN iro1t of
tue court house door Oi said county on Thur .day
ihc - day o! July lS,6, on credit ~ } months
ihat valuable estate known ~ the Ntherspooh
Pace, about Three and half miles north Of Us
eeula. ana more particularly described as fol-
lows, to-wit' Lying aud being situate IN Mis-
sis>'ppi county, Arkansas, and described on the
pla, Of he Z. ;. survey as the eas half OF sec
tion eighteen (is) east fractional half OF section
nine; 'en .ip: fractional section twenty (aU)
south east quarter OF section seven 10; north
west quarter of section seven O.; west half OF
north east quarter OF section seven %, and south
west quarter of section five. All IN township
thirteen I'D north, range eleven 0D east Also
the sonth west quarter ui section thirty six ,5
IN townshiu fourteen tlb month, rauge ten (10j
cast; Supposed TO contain in all twelve hundred
q 2up) acres Of iaud. with valuable improvements
tnei con The purchaser will be required 10 exc.
cute note with approved personal security ana d
lien vii be retained On the land for the amount
Of his bid.
June 2Uih, 1875 {. l. MOORE.
Commissioner ia Chancery.
The Osceola times., 1876-07-15

JpDGr Carrigau has been in town
the greater part of the week, holding
county and probate courts. Consider
able business was dispatched in the
Judges usual efficient manner.
The Osceola times., 1876-07-15

Mr.. Granville Moss, of MoCrack-
on County, Kentucky, a brother of
our well known townsman, s. D.
Moss, died quite Suddenly Friday
morning, Of Cholera Morbus.
The Osceola times., 1876-07-15
Uhancery Sale Of Real Estate.

NOTICE is hereby gwen, that on Monday
~ the 3lst day Of july A. ID. 1915. will, as
commissioner OF the Circuit court IN chauc.ry ,
sitting IN the case therein pending, No III,
wherein X u. Almond il plaintiff and A. J.
Pierce and others are dctrn,lanis, oilcr lJr sale
and sell Ia the highest and best bidder, on
credit OF -Four months, the following real estate
to-wit:
The north east quarter OF the north cast quar-
Ter of .ection nine 90, in township fifteen uj)
north of range eley.n ll) east. containing ~
acres OF land Sale will lake place al the uuui
"a ,ne court house. within legal hours ard par-
chaser will be required to give note with up-
proved security fur purchase money, and a lien
VIII be retained upon the land to secure the plr-
chase money.
JAMES *. =. HALE.
Clerk Commissioner OF Circnit Court.
james -. Best Atty for Plaintiff Ei-lt
The Osceola times., 1876-07-15

LATEST accounts from above re-
port all the rivers falling, which
good news is sufficient TO allay all
fears among our bottom farmers Of
an apprehended overflow.
The Osceola times., 1876-07-15

WE notice that Parson Jackson
of the Colored Baptist persuasion,
has received new call.-Has taken
up his abode IN town for the cam
paiyn,-
The Osceola times., 1876-07-15

OWING to pressing private reasons,
Z. A. Garlick Esq. has withdrawn
from the field, as a candidate for the
Legislature.
The Osceola times., 1876-07-15

BY special arrangement, subscribers
wishing this paper, OscfoLA TINES
and the Little Rock Gazette, can have
both at $3.50.
The Osceola times., 1876-07-15
IHURCu DIREIIORY.

THE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
SOUTH REGULAR APPOINTMENTS FOR
THE O>JLOLA CIRCUIT
OsceolG First and fourth sundays.
Mil Bayou and Williams school IIouse--sec-
ond sunday.
Carson's Lake aud Sandy Dayou-Third sun
day.
stonewall-Fifth Sunday,
r. ii. PETTEY. re
The Osceola times., 1876-07-15
kNHcvN:LMrNTs.

This bid is free to all, and viii be
gladly and promptly complied with on
our part, when orders are accompanied
with the needful. Come, all together,
don't stand back.
The Osceola times., 1876-07-15

CANDIDATES are preparing for
onslaught into various por-
tions OF The county. Good flks
beware
The Osceola times., 1876-07-15

WHILST we are doing the honors
of the tripod, searching hlther and
thither for "locals," when wocals
there are nome" our proprietor,
the sheriff expectant, is out on the
war-path again. lie IS now max
ing the northern campaign, by the
way Of Mill Bayou, Barfelds Point,
Chickasaw ba, Clear and Big Lakes,
His departure caused us many q
sigh of regret, at the thought OF the
good times before him, even if he
doesn't get to be Sheriff.
The Osceola times., 1876-07-15

OuR old friend, Maj. John c. Pal
mer, of Helena, was during the week {,
in attendance on our probate court.
The Major looks well, and gives cheer
ing accounts of matters and Things
from Phillips and Monroe.
We also noticed for day or two
in our midst, Mr.. Sneed. Of the Law
firm of Myers 4 Sneed, Of Memphis.
engaged in some PROBATE busines,
against the Edrington estate.
The Osceola times., 1876-07-15
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Hereafter no Legal Advertise
ments will be inserted in the TINES
unless payment is made when hand
ed IN. 1t requires money to carry
on our buslness and we are COM
PEELED to adopt the cash principle.
This rule will not be deviated from
in any case.
The Osceola times., 1876-07-15
". NJ. MoyEIuH. :. S. sEMMEs.
McVeigh & Semmes.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
s. g. SEMMES,
.vO T.ERYFUBLEC.
CEOE.g,

MlsSls5lppl County Ark.
VIZ practice m al the Counties Of
this (2d( Judicial Circuit, The SD
preme Court of the State, aud IN
,ho adioiaing counties of Tcnnes.
sec and Missouri. Special and
prompt attenuon given to col
lections, TO the payment oftaxes,
examining and abstractiug titles,
aud to whatever may appertain
toa general Land Agency,
Jan. 10 If.
The Osceola times., 1876-07-15
l. 0 G A L COLU M N
MASONIC

a The regular stated meeting of Oscools
! wv X A. thapter No. 81 j. ON tbe
l M lhursday next before each mi
moon, w; Jan sih., Feb gr,l March
r.. 80 2nd April 9Th May an, juno l.,
June zsth AaSas. sd August 3lst. Scptcm.
u'l ner fNh,, ociober 18th November 2Jrd, De-
fun attendance OF the members is at all times
earnc.i ily requested
AZ y. A Masons in good standing are in,i
ted to attend.
By order OF c l. MOORE. II A.
CLAPP, Secretary
The stated eommun ications of osc.ola lodge
No. q Il. \. NJ, will be Hsld the SATURDAY. !
on or neXt Deiore, each full moon, VIZ, Jan.
Sth. Feb 5th.. March ith., April 81 NAV Gth.
June Sd, (St John, the Baptist Juue sith, J
july Isl August h, Sept 2nd sept SOth
Oct. 18th /. No,. 25th, Dec 27lh dee 3Olh.,
ST. John the Eval,.,lisD
The Members are ordered to attend IN accord
anc with the Dy Laws
An Master Masons IN good standing are corii-
ally invited to attend by order ~
h. A.GARLICk, w NJ.
! W. CLAPP, Sec'y.
The Osceola times., 1876-07-15
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

STATE OFFICERS.
,,iovcnoi A. II Garland
Secs of state u. u. Beavers,
AunItor -Mm r. Miller.
T.l-trrt- 1 j. Chulcnil.
atty Ggni.--'f. 4. Hughes.
tam stat, L.unds-J. ~ >mithee-
,tL,ncr,lUt--J Il, EaiIn.
Uaauc,iy Cicgt-A L. WIT.
thlyi Ju-iuy-E. II. Eu,ii-h.
A--uctIIo Jus!.gus- NLL M. lliIso" an"
paNli Walker
Luusrcs smnu, j.! Di-ulct-L. =. nSEse.
JUDO. Wy.
second Jirrrii -toVAilts 81 Hi.liF-' Hf, tNs
sr....u'pn. ruiui-rlt, ITgi5hcad, uIeche, Gay
tuI ..Hd l.audrli IA.
ir,tut .iintgc-f. L. Mack.
rr,..Att'y 'y.-i,ulu, Il. Black.
LEGIsLAllNEi
2gni District-,'lT otiesOf NJ ls.ssI r. cGekfon
p,iutsett ard cInip,n,ad.
state ScuatUr-J. Il henderson
x pr, y5iiali'c-J. 4 iiululc.
COUNTY OFFICER
County .ldd-,-l J.. NJ tar,lgru.
s..tiI.i-I. q DriN.s.
county a rk-J. b. -. Hale.
I.,i-ug-t-J. l. Driver.
SalNcyor John IA RAINY,
= h--r->ur--L. ard.
C1luayg-.A. " Lucas.
-.xv&sr7xzS---5sSaEzsec-,. ,.fss'. n
The Osceola times., 1876-07-15

We learn some of our young lady
friends are making preparations for an
evenings entertainment to the Osceo-
lians, in the shape of "cbarade."
From our knowledge of the 'materieF
to be employed in this exhibition, we
hesitate not, to predict a rich ueat in
store, for the pleasure loving portion
of our community. We could say
more if we would; but, as the news
comes from or better half, we prom
ised not to, you know and, of course,
we can't.
The Osceola times., 1876-07-15
The euualizatlon bountv

The equalization bounty bill
passed by the House was remarka-
bic as having been reported by n
subcommittee composed Of fExCon-
federato Generals, and supported
by every confederate in tho House.
The bill is Il pet measure of presi-
dent Grant, and 1t is a little re-
markable that after SO many fail
ures to press its Importance on his
friends, the confederates should de.
cide with him.--[Ft. Smith Herald.
The Osceola times., 1876-07-15
LEGAL NOTICES
DISSOLUTION,

vENhc firms of Smith, Burns x Co and Burn
- ~ >mth, of OsceOla. Ark are hereby dis
solved by mutual consent
j MORG AN SMITH,
JOHN BURNS.
The Osceola times., 1876-07-15

~ Now that the canvass wakes warm,
saloon keepers begin to wear a more
cheerful countenance. The hotter the
campaign, the better their revenue.
We hope they deal for 'cash.'
The Osceola times., 1876-07-15

CANDIDATES have been enjoying a
lively time during court week. The
great influx OF voters from al. parts OF
the county, has been fruitful source
for electioneering. Bltton-holing,
treating, and pretty talking was the or
der Of the day.
The Osceola times., 1876-07-15
ALEX. GOODRICH,
UNDERTAKEN.
Carpenter
AND
BUILDER,

Keeps on hand iue selection Of Rosewood
Cases, and Plain walnut colllns. lie il also
prepared 10 build conins to VI der on shoit notice
Conn handles, screws. and coffin trimmings
generally, constantly On hand. al
The Osceola times., 1876-07-15
John G. Palmer,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
HELENA a, ARK

Will practice in the counties Of Mis-
sissippi Crittenden, Cross, ST
Francis, Phillips and Dosha, and
in the Supreme Court 1f the State
at Little Rock.
The Osceola times., 1876-07-15
ank L. James, NJ. D

Nill practice Medicine and Surgery In osceola
and the immediate vicinity
Ohicr over The Clerks Onlcc.
The Osceola times., 1876-07-15
Laws Governing Subscribers.

u subscribers order the discontluuancc Of their
newspapers, the publisher may continue to send
them Hntl all agrlaHgvs ale paid.
If subs riber- neglect or refuse to take Their
newspapers from their Office To which the, are
diroctnl, they are held responsible until They
st'tri their b..ls and ordered the PAPER dis'
yOn Eue
II -abstIber- move TO other places without III
forming The publisher, and newspapers are s'h'
- .4r .,aer direction. they are held Responsible
, 1876-04-03
IELE0RAPHIc NOTES,

BLOOMINGTON, H., March oo.-Catt1e.fesdezs
throughout Central Illinois arc experiencing
great difficulty In getting feed 10 stock. Cattle
have dono no good for Tho past month, losiug
weight rathor than gaining. Thousands Of dol
Lars worth Of stock was killed by tho snoH-stor1n
Monday night In this sectiou.
DosEoN. Masa., April 1.-Ths bill for tha taxa
ton Of chnsph property wAs rejected In tbs
House by large majority.
br. Louis, Mo-, April 1.-Ten carloads Of MS
ehinefy; including engines. boilers. sto., Nase
dssslucd Tor Nioholawsli, biberia, vhctn they
wtii 10 put toto eight ateatnboats that Ara being
built u that point for tho Amoor River.
COLUMBUS, O., April 1.-1n tho Sonata to-day
bill vas introduced directing tho Comuisa,on-
sr OF Insurance TO revoke tho certificates OF
those LIE insurance companies doing business
tn ohlo which sAsess tA1ea upon ttois poiicy-
holders.
DErRo1r, Mich. April Ia dispatch from
AAckinAo represents that tbs prospects tor the
ezly opening Of navigation are not favorable Aa
Lou1ayu411, April L-Ths famou3 rsca.Loess
BsllAnkaet naa been retired from tho turf On 40
count Of N af}ictioa caused hy oplzootlo, LIE
, 1876-04-03

Gront Wit and Mndness-A Good In.
Vcstmcnt-Lnte Halfway NcAvs.
{ue+,H{ }fspnf4b n 1ko ftt,o.a 11+Je,.ue

Grent Wit and Mndness-A Good lu-
Ecstmcne-Lute Halfway News
Gpeela9 Dspateh to The Chicago Tribune.
1aplAaAroI1s. Ind. April 2.-Oo]. John r,
Baird, OF TetEe Hauto, brilliant lawyer Of that
Bar, WAS brought to tho 1nsane. Hospital yostcr-
day, commission having ordered his eonauo-
mont tharo. Tho eauso Of his insanity Ia not
atntcd.
Jonathan 4. Gopan, who purchased tho
Wabash Il Etts Canal 1t Tosra uauto In Fob.
ruery, hrs sold that portion Of 1t lying botweon
Lafayette and Eaatosn Indiana 10 psrtios In
Fort Wayne, Huntington, Peru. aud Loganspo1s
TOR elo3, 900. ue paid eeA 800 tor It.
Freight Eatea 10 tho East are worry much un-
sost!ed. Livestock FAtes dropped on ThuradaT
and general war now may 10 looked for At any
time. The troubto arises out OF tho demand, by
tho Grand Trunk, Of the privileges Of making
lower rates than tho other through lines.
a meeting will be hold bere Thursday IN ths
interest OF the proposed douhls-track narrow
gauge railroad from New York to 81. Louts, with
branches to Toledo and Chicago. Ths meeting
will bo \ largo affair
, 1876-04-03

cannot again run With sny show OF suooose.
Ualankool had N excellent record iaat year. and
at ono tlne aG0 900 VIA offered for him and MAS
L9nisvi1.o.
WiIxEsnARnE, April IA reduction Of 10 Der
;N9 eens U y tho wages Of nrako1non OF the LehIRh
and Fairviev to esnke. They stopped al frsiRht
and coal tfAlna, but let passenger trsius pass
Tho railroad authorities obtained warrants, and
the ring Rleaders were arrested, since which tinoo
no tFAinB hAv0 been delayed,
BT. LOUIS, April 1.--Eix hundred and fiftr.hve
tousao'1 dollars !n sIlyor com. below Tho deuon,.
tnasion Of ono dollar. tiavo been recstyed at tho
sub Treasury Ia this city from the Pacific alopo,
during the past month, 10 be uaed In the ro-
sumption Of specie payment.
Spsefat Nssrd'eh to Ths f1sicass Tribune.
BURLINGTON, H., April 1.-The Psnitenttary
Commissioners contracted tho convtct labor 10
liusiamp Bsoa., Of Port Madison, today, at 48
cen!d day per hcad, Thoy wilf manufacture
boots aud sLocs, and will employ from, 05 to 100
hands.
NEw 0aLrAKs, Aprit 2.--Gov. Kollogg has &C.
ceptcd the resignation OF u. I. DoaurtKard. an
obnoxious cofored tax-coloctor Of Baton nougo,
and appointed Horny D. Habbin.