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The Osceola times., 1876-10-07
Breakdown of the Republican
Canvass.


The sudden and general dc,ermi.
nation to carry tho campaign on
the Southern issue, shows uncon
trolab.c alarm among the Republi.
can leaders. They have compared
notes, and their conclusion ar Gears
10 be that on n fair convass. on the
real issues Of the year, they Will
lose, and IN dcsr the word
has gone out to fling the "bloody
skirt To tho breeze and make the
appeal not to the reason, honesty,
and patriotism OF the country, but
to prejudice, hatred, fear and lgno-
rance. That is the way II looks to
cool observers and even if this
were not the correct theory of their
po hey, 1t is sill true that such is
Is the impression 1t makes. Shrcwd
/ political calcuators say, II tho Re
publican managers wcYo not badly
frightened they would not Iorco an
obsolete and u hateful issue upon
the country. Ii they felt mod
erately sure OF winning they would
argue ; ii is because they lrel them
selves weak that they took to vltu-
peratlon aud denuucialion.
The policy Of denunciation, this
exclusion o!rclorm and conccntra.
ton on the Southern issue is q
blunder OF the Republican leaders
IN several ways. 1t alicnatcs large
mass OF voters; it creates feeling
OF distrast and alarm among the
calculating or "loosc' voters, and
II places TIE party in Il false rcIa.
ton TO the living Issues Of the day.
Ii may cxaSpcrate aud alarm timid
and ignorant voters, bat it cannot
carry the country. No thoughtful
voter believes that the country
would be serlousl y endangered or
hurt if the Democrats should come
into power, aud that sort of non.
sense cXcilos as much contempt IA
sensible men rs the foolish assor
ton OF Democratic organs that the
country would be ruined IL the Re-
publicaus should succeed. If the
Republican party is to be for an
other four years II party Of pro-
eruption in lhc south, party en-
couT2ging government and ira
ding on outrage there, then it is by
all means best, for all our interests,
North and SOHth. that tie Demo.
Gratis should como in; aud this Is
the opinion OF great many thou
sand Republicans that they cannot
succeed in Noyember.-Ncw York
Herald.
The Osceola times., 1876-10-07
dren ofbroaIg

dren OF brcal ?
Now Is the tmo for action. Let
your voices be raised for change
let your votes be cast for chan ge.
Reform il tho vatchword, and to
effect a reform, a change in admin
istration is the FIRST step. Your
condition cannot be made any
worse under the guidance Of Uncle
] Sammy Tilden than 1t is to-day,
and you have lhe assurance Of his
tory that change OF rulers after a
panic always restored confidence
and brought good times in its train.
Can you longer hesitate ? Look
nt your fellow men, in great mum.
bcrs, discharged every day. Look
at Altoona where tho Pcnn'a Il. Il.
Co. has been compelled to discharge
over iinccn hundred mcn within
the past two weeks, and the end Is
not YET. a hard winter il APP
preaching, and If the demand for 4
change is not ratified AT the polls,
voc bctidc the sufferer. During
the past three years yon have
hardly made money caough to
keep soul and body together and
II ltayes is elected, 1t viii bo but Il
continuance Of The present admins.
tratiou, present hard tunes, and
thcycs m Office.
Laboring men, give this matter
yourattcntion! Wives or laborng
men, cnIIst N tho hghL; persuade
your husbands to cast one yoto fol
you and your children. Give them
to understand ihat lhcy have voted
for party, low wagca, and st"rva
ton long enough.
The Osceola times., 1876-10-07

Symptoms of a Diseased Liver.
( Dam 10 the right side, under thcedge
l. OF tie ribs, increases on pressure ;
sometimes the pain is in the leftside; the
patient is rarely able to lie on the left
side; sometime the pain is felt under
the shoulder-blade. and il frequently ex-
tends to the top of the shoulder, and is
sometimes mistaken for rheumatism in
the arm. The stomach is affected with
loss ofappetiteand sickness; the bowels
in general arc costiyc, sometimes alterna-
tive with lax; the head is troubled with
pain, accompanied with a dull, heavy
sensation in the back part. There is
generally aconsiderable loss ofmemory,
accompanied with a painful sensation Of
having left undone something which
ought to have been done. A slight, dry
cough is sometimes an attendant. The
patient complains of WEAKNESS and de-
bility; he is easily startled, his feet are
cold or burning, and he complains ola
prickly sensation Of the skin; his spirits
are low; and although he is satisfied that
exercise would be beneficial to him, yet
he can scarcely summon up fortitudc
enough to try it. In fact, he distru5ts
every remedy. Several Of the above
symptoms attend the disease, but cases
have occurred where few ofthem existed,
yet examination ofthe body, after death,
has shown the LIVER to have been ex-
tensively deranged.
AGUE AND FEVER.
DR.. G. MoLANE'S LIVER Pills, IN
CASES OF ACUE AND FEVER, when taken
with Quininc, are productive of the
most happy results. No better cathartic
Can be used, preparatory to, or after
taking Quinine. We would advise all
who are afflicted with this disease to
give them A FAIR TRIAL.
For all Bilious arrangements, and as
a simple purgatiye, they are uncqualed.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
The genuine DR.. G. M?LANE's S LIVER
Pills are never sugar coated.
Every box has red wax seal on the
lid, with the impression DR.. MFLANE's
LIVER Pills.
The genuine McLANE's LIVER Pills
bear the signatures of c. M'LANE and
FLEMING Bros. on the wrappers.
pa Insist on your druggist or
storekeeper giving you the genuine
DR.. c. MgLANE's LIVER Pills, pre-
pared by Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh, Pa
Sold by a,l respectable druggists and
country storekeepers generally.
To those wishing 70 give DR c. NcLANa's LIVER
puts trial, viii mail post paid TO any part uf the
United States, ono b1A of Pills f1r twenty-five cents.
FLEMING BROS, Pittsburgh, Pa
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Sale of Real Estate.

w virtue ofa d.c-oc ~ the Mississippi Cirtuil
A9 Court roEde,,d ut tEg May term, l1iG In the
suii Ucrriu pending iu which John B Driver
slUlj i-lu'ur ,-t1fc of JOAN W White We
pitinnn and f a., Nulrns vgs f'aGaats /
vii sell 90 jhy hi-heft bidder in front of the
court house door in lhn town % VsccUla, Ark
ON cicditoi three months pu
NOVEMBER 6, IS7G,
the following Described li' d-t0-wit: Bceinni Z
80 lb, nuiihwt-t corner OF section lG, township
90, range luyast, running noIta 80 chains 90 one
Of The hearing trvrsi thence rasl &C chains tu tlo
Mi-s,-sipu river; th,Hcc N degrees east. ~
chatus, theuCrWc~t bG ohHius Co lllr hc.!n INK.
Alsu iut 40. 10 - ltth ~pc'ip1, iu town. hin 10,
ru "a lura>t, and hoUnird uu the west hv JOS
W Williams entry; on ihc south by j. H.. Ed
riucton truct; CA iha cast by thu N ,-is,ppi river
apd ON the north hy the land of Augustine
Tucker. The sale 10 take place Within iaWful
h"urs, and tig purchaser vqIIrd to- give bond
with approved security lor the tavmcnt Of the
pa chase muuey JouN q. lmyEu,
Comm ls7iunrr
Oct ,, 1-7G.
q " Thnmason, Any
The Osceola times., 1876-10-07

VIZ clip the following from the
Ji,tlc Rock HrraN of the 25th inst;
'rho latest aid TO the election ma
chincry which will be used in the
uayes & WHEELER interest next No
yember is an an order emanating
from the secretary of war, and ad-
dressed to the post commanders
throughout the south, lnstrnct'ng
them to issue rations to all mdigehl
negroes who apply TO them for re,
lief. The order has been received
at this post, ana we presume that
until after tho election the 'lndig-
nant" (as ono of the sergoantS class
them) citizens will be numeron,
and cotton allowed to pick ltseli. .
The Osceola times., 1876-10-07

OuR "cdl,or,' as he sees us slosh-
ing around only iolcrably loose,
cries out "heip. no ,tems." Well
wager our bran rev 'bandanncr-
hank -chilt,' il we had happened
upon him whilst at the Centennial,
standing meath the shade OF his
blue 'cottonado umbersol, with q
quart mug OF cool lager in his
"paw,' il would have been the same
mir with different words--somo-
thing similar 10 this go way
chile, your ladders sick don't you
see me taking his pAysiqac. : Scar
cy Record. SO it wasn't sulphur
water, after all, that made him
dream dream
The Osceola times., 1876-10-07

A NOTED wag was shooting OF
his bazoo the other day, on one OF
our principal streets, when q gen
tlcpan of an inquis.iiyc turn came
along and inquired, "What did you
say? Drawing himself up to full
stature, and with u bow that would
have done a Chesterfield credit, he
replied, "Shakspcarc meyer re-
poats.'
"Woll, | kaew Shakespeare never
did" said the gentleman, "but |
thought Il d--n fool would"
81 know replied the hero,
"lhal an a fool, bot one half the
world don't know it,"
"Yes," remarked the gentleman,
"but ! happen to belong to the
other half"
Just then our friend had import.
ant business TO transact IN the
upper part OF town.
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A WORD TO THE woRKINGMEN.

This campaign is yours. Ii is
Cor your families, and your action
ut the polls in November will give
evidence OF the fact whether or not
you care more for your wives and
children than for mere party. What
is your situation now? If you
havo employment, does tho mere
pittance you receive for your hard
labor suillce TO furnish you with
the necesSaries of life +? Are you
able to raise money enough at the
end of every mouth to pay your
rent " lhoni depriving your chill
The Osceola times., 1876-10-07

THE "Campalgn Text Book, n
summary of the leading events in
our history under Republican ad
min,stra,ion, has been received. 1t
comprises fvo hundred and sixty
four pages, and is filled from begin.
ning 10 ending with the frauds and
misdecds of the Radical party.
The Osceola times., 1876-10-07
PlGATLNG A SAW MILL.

The other day when hands were
scarce about tho mill, our friend
aud worthy citizon Arthur G. b.
concluded it would be nci h
bcrly to lend lei ing hand;
standing under the pulley, driving
the "dogs' INTO the stock, he sud.
denly strengthened up, when his
head came in contact with q spike
in the pulley, winch answered the
purpose Of a hango. TO use his
own expression, at was fully half
an boar before he could tell which
came out first best" We arc glad
to say he Is all right again.
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shoriR's Sale.

otics IL hereby given ihat by virtue Of o writ
"i execution is-ncd by the ,li-- t>-ilpi cpan-
~ ircht Nlerk and a. me directed an / deliver
~ ave lfyItd upnn sIi vii expose 10 r.llu by
pubiic auction 20 the hi hest bidder on
MONDAY. OC OBER 10 1879.
IN front Of the c1lrt house do1r, n tle town of
O.reoiH, Ni--issfpui county. Ar... h,turru tL.
hours lnr le.cl srlrs, the following desert ed
real e-intr, toWit; The southwest quarter OF
section D, township 20. range o. lyiug and being
.itHaie in the county of Mississippi sul state of
NNhu-a,, aud lrY ed Hfpn O. iAe property Il
bicSinspl anu Ludsi,y 90 satisfy Judgment
in layor of James t Hsst. Terms of sale unon
with approved security ~ required by law
J Is. DEWER.
S-9-it Shefif.
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The Ncccs.,,y oGn Change

Tho Democratic candidate for
governor of New York puts this
pertinent question IN his Albany
speech "ls it anywhere recorded
in The political history of this coun-
Try That any party, corrupted by
the long possession oi power, ever
reformed itself and corrected lis
own abuses ! 1t has mover been
done, and wild not be without Il
change OF administration"
The Osceola times., 1876-10-07
WARNING ORDER.

STATE ~ ArkANSAs
CuUNrN oF tWTrENDAg,
Jasper Township, Justice Court.
Hendricks tamphcll%to Plaintiffs.
".
l.. n Harlin Defendant
1t appearing Ly Affidavit n This cause fled
that jhc defendant, 4. Is. iiar.in, ia non re-.
ideHt of thr state ot Arkau-as, he is hereby
warned Ia appear In my cuur, m tho town oi
Marion, 10 sIid county aul stltr. within thiity
tt) days ard answer tie conn iiuint Of the plain
tits, Hendricks, Campbell a Co
wv. EANnRtrGU, J L.
sept ~. lS7G
Il. +. trittcndtn, htt'y for plaintiffs.
The Osceola times., 1876-10-07

TuE result Of the election will be
T3 Democrats in tie next Iegisla-
turc to II Republicans, with one,
Lltlc River, county to hear from,
and l3 Democrats, one indcpond'
cnt and ono Republican in the state
senate. with onc--thc lllh dis
trict--to hear from.
The Osceola times., 1876-10-07

COLORADO Is claimed to have
gone Republican, aud conceded by
the Democrats. The Republicans
got 90 out OF 26 senators, aud tive
thirds of the lower house.
The Osceola times., 1876-10-07

TuE lloS. l.. G.. CAUSE and Pom
dexter Damn iailcd to put ia an ap
neurancc list Thursday, as adver-
tiscd. and great disappointment
was felt thercat.
The Osceola times., 1876-10-07

GIN. BaAxToY BRAad died very
suddenly, OF heart disease, while
conversing with friends in Calves
ton. on tho 9th nit.
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GEORGIA ALL RIGHT.

The result Of the election IN
Georgia, though not officially re
ported, is sufficient 10 show an
overwhelming Democratic major
ity.
The Osceola times., 1876-10-07

liz speaking of the presidential
outlook, the Boston Pod of Sept.
.9.h, has the following:
Senator Wallace says irs the
hungry belly against the bloody
shirt this year. That's about the
size of il.
"Would you, after n hen had
been sitting on ;he eggs until they
had become rotten, effect a change
FOR the better by putting a new hen
on the rotten eggs 2"
The Osceola times., 1876-10-07
WARNING ORDER.

Jt Nceiy y Ef1ok and n M
Neciy. doing business under the
ylg and hrn nanie uf Brooks y Plaintiffs
Nely
Nancy \ Elriugt0n In her own
right, and a. widow ut the late
lie II Idringtnu deceased and ~
cxrcuiriN ~ the lat viii and tcs-
lament OF said deceased. aud the
following named children, min
ors aud duyisocs aud ltgatrcs nt
the said las II Burlington, tn-Wit.
salhc Edriugiou. john L Eddns Defendants.
ton. Eugcuic EdiiuE'on, Joseph
B kdripctun, Mantle Edrugtub.
heua Burlington ami William Il
Elrington. william Harrison and
VI irgarct Harrison. Father and
MOtler Of John x kIisfrson, rus
tee Of deceased. and The unknown
heirs IA remainder oi said ilGrrl-
son deceased.
Tho defendants. Nancy 4 Eddngton, Saliie
Edrinctun, j. hR = Burlington. Engcuir tdriug-
Ton, Joseph kdriurfdn Nan Ie Edun.tan.
REM ftrugi0n, Wm 3 EI1ngtpn, VIM liarn-
son and Msrgsloi Harrison, Father and Mother
q John z Harrison, Trustee - deceased. and
u" unknown hcir- and remainder ct Harrison
deeeasg q. are warned to appesr IN this court
within thirty ia1 and answer the COMPLAINT of
the llGiniihs, q Nceiy. n Brooks and n "
NcoiN, doing business under the STYLE aud arm
Halic Of BROOK. a Nrcly
, X 4 II 'IE Ccrk.
S'it Vih te'tf II. ~ MtAUish, b {.
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al essrs. J. Cook & Sons are re-
se'vs~g another large invoice OF
~ gooss and general merchan-
vi, Evesy,hing that you want
. asd I. 'onnd At this storohousc,
e'l ana aeeS 10 suit the times.
see for yourself,
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THE secrctary of State wishes TO
say that all commissions of officers
elected at the late election VIII be
p ,Jv for issuance October Slh.
The Osceola times., 1876-10-07
Another Full Stock.

I'm our search for items we casu-
ally dropped INTO Mssrs. G. r.
hrickcy & Bros, and were struck
with The Improvements made, in
the way of repairs and additional
room. They have also Just re-
ooivod large and select stock Of
goods from 81. Loui:, which they
offer at prices that defy compcti-
ton. Mr. George O'Grissck. the
polite, agreeable. and accommodate
ing salesman, will be delighted to
show goods, and put them up in
neat packages tor you. Don't fail
TO examine and price their goods
before purchasing elsewhere,
The Osceola times., 1876-10-07

TuE county court, composed OF
His Honor, Judge l.. NJ. Carrlgar,
with the following associated JUS
tices of the Peace, n. e. Cart
wright, l.. A. Garlick, Berry Hen
wood, A. J.. C;sscll, S. II. Moody,
b. +. Jackson, and l.. Roussan, met
last Monday, and assessed the tax
for the current year as follows:
For contingent expenses of clerk
A Z. un, ~. q Il, nnra In nm
The Osceola times., 1876-10-07
HOUSE
MEMPHIS, TIN
EeH0Es sEEETORS
y. ~. J0.VES 81 co,

This house situated the heart of tho business portion of the
ty has been thoroughly repaired from cellar and rctur
nshcd with new furniture 1t is convenient the places of
amusement and the most Convenient Hotel the ely the
aIoad Dopo Street Cars every parts tho
City Fare good any Hotel tho City reasonable
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For Congress.
L. @ CAUSE

CAN'T We have q .Tilden 4 Hen
dr,cks' club.
The Osceola times., 1876-10-07
Save Your

make
can b the eus ort
This article andb snlpo and ors
H'' " 'e
Many gentlemen, have your
The Osceola times., 1876-10-07
Own Hair.

VIII be T2e preparation grow
r0 o
urlOrfr
pDOTll
are bogus" he h
Hair
. rsrIo ofpicc
unlr
none cforb
from send team
The Osceola times., 1876-10-07
Cricket raz Gs Hearth

II is mammoth l6pare Illustrated. paper lsizc
of ilarpcr's Nccklyl, died with ~ choict ~
pvadng for Ola aad yOgng Serial and short
~'ur'os, Sl,tehrs, pacms, Useful KuuwlpGgs,
W.tund Iiumor, "AUsWor- 20 & correspondents, :"
lu1zl,S, G1rtes, Popular Spurs.' cir.. etc.
L,ygly cutrltniulDr, HmU-in. aud ias'rur'ivc.
ihr largest, haud-.Wc-t, best. add cheapest pl-
per Of li- chss published. Oh Is 81 PEKNFAR.
Win choice of thtcc premiums thr beautiful new
cErono, 'lps or Not' sif' iIylu inches any one
OF th" cylchraicd novels by Cla.lgs Dickens. or
ah elegant BHA Of stationery Paper 70 llh1ut
premium, on'y = r's ptr year Or We VIII scld
itfpur months on trial foronly sj cents Es~Spcc-
lpcn cory sent on receipt of stamp. Aguuls
wanted. Address p NJ inpt,u Co. Pub
fishers, q ra.k Row, New York. lu1-u
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Important to Agriculturists-Ihe
Emperor Wtillam" Cabbage.

We have received from Europe q limited guam
iity ct Emperor " tlhiu Cabbage So ed, which
produces solid heads of Cabbage. the size Of tho
mouth OF "a flour barrel and larger. These cnur
NOUS cabbage are rtiSed with the most ordinary
cultivation. Ia any climate, and al present rr!css
double the ordinary p.uti Is realised from their
production. la trusI lau iu iruu the seed. great
care should De- u5.d tJ give suUiciout spHcc fir
growth ApncAggr scui 20 any address, post
puid. on J., crip, ID 90 cents. Two packages to
orc address Is cents E.gAt package D. Adj
dre.s. ruclusing stamp, FtL,N CLARE 4 60.
~ East li3th Street, New York.
this IN. sept is-Gmo.
The Osceola times., 1876-10-07

$50 acres on Clcar Lake, good farm with com
Portable buildings. with gin house. a good mill.
and an necessary out hulldiugs: 1 acres Ia cul-
tivatlOn; 80 acres drldpucd. part OF which Is un-
der fence; centrally located. and n good site for
store; and in a thrifty and prosperous settle
mcnt, mostly above overflow. Price $1,000
Terms viii be made easy to good purchaser.
Satisfactory reasons given FOR wanting TO sell
The Osceola times., 1876-10-07
W WARNING ORDER.

In the Mississippi Circuit Court.
Melissa wade Plaintiff,
James II Wade refrndant.
The defendant, James II wade s warned to
appear In this court within thirty ,lays. and an
-wcr complaint u the pltiatf. Milisa wade.
sept %, 1876. ). X HALE, Clerk
Py H. Il. McNigh, u &
The Osceola times., 1876-10-07

The northeast % quarter of section O) one,
in tovnship 40 fourteen. North; Range d1) cley-
en-, Fast; cf which. there are 80 acres cleared
and under fence. with good houses, onihoqses,
well. sc. &c Al-o
Thirty acres deadcncd, which car be put IN cul-
ti'auon nest year
rIIce $500. Terms easy. Apps TO
JANIS 4 BEST.
The Osceola times., 1876-10-07
No 2.

W Ne. II See. ST 10 y, r. 0 Fast, so
acres, 40 acres above ordinary overflow, balance
well t.mbered. Price $40. Terms easy.
The Osceola times., 1876-10-07
How to

hlo and uhy polite society and stno art
dcru O ahusa Of
lpus
au No
to yUlrh aht,uu
on h
head and IS one o M stdcLght Al r,humcl Hair Is
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WARNING ORDER.
WARNING ORDER.

Critteudon County Circuit Court,
October Term; 1875.
G"odbar 4 Gi'liand, Plaintiff
' W~Wlliams. , Defendant
The dcfrudant. V W Williams ia va,pcl to
appear il ihi~ court within thirty days. and an
swer the complaint nf the piaintiG- Go,dbar Il
GiliiHnd.
DAVID ". LEWIS, CLERK.
Il. &. Git nicl, Atty for llan.il aug II A.
JUne :3id 1876
The Osceola times., 1876-10-07

wv. T., Ser 90, 7. - n, Il, 10 East, within
q milys ~ Osceola, 40 acres now in cultivation,
with d beautiful crop ON IT, 20 acres nearly
cleaned and can easily nc pat in cultivation the
next car. Comfortable houses ON the place.
Some uf tbc laud is subject 90 overflow, but l.
We ] drained by ditches. Price So, jJO cash.
The Osceola times., 1876-10-07

Sc d, Sec. 50, T. II n, Il. . East, 100 acres
Most 81 this tract Is above overflow, 50 acre,
well dcadpped, aud with No. / would make a
farm pr@0 acres of much value. Price 81 ,201
Terms Olc hird cash, balance IN one aud two
wears.
These lands ar. The best I'm the Franchmins
Bayou settlement, Be- near the Church and Eel. ool
hoj.c uud f. tho most desirable lands now On
the maIAci IN tus county.
The Osceola times., 1876-10-07
Lands For Sale.


Sc = Ne = Sec %, Township Il NJ, II. . cast,
10 acres, above OVERFLOW. ~ acres IN successful
balance dtndcuci and under fence
Price ST .2oJ, terms one tlIirl cash, balance in
one and two years.
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M alaria ! Malaria =!
READ, REFLECr, AnJD ACT.

FRO 10 mos-
m lIfAJ Cor entire life
II ne, ,uuoa
i
a u4 We dII,bd and
D
uld at It WiIc lie
"a Fever
core hume rtbe .,l
O. o. lsrl u least
=. % q l-, Boo al
.nu
IS I, iuIJuht IA, ,.U.
LOVE WILSON
81, ia. Ga
T.
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WARNING ORDER.
In Mississippi Circuit Court.

Julia a Brady Plaintiff
j / Reed
L. x. Xxi Apairick
Andrew H.. Harris
John bcniug
la. &. Delaney
jane Kelly
Bcnj + McFaddcn
JaCub Cox DEF, udagts
Wm Gsl,hef and
Etiwgrl Sugg
The driundants jas l. Read Robert II Kirk
patrick AndrcW Il. Harris John bcning Jas G.
DELANEY las krlls Beui + NcIaadcu Jacob
Cox VIM Gal!eIr and ldNarl Sug.s are wufurd
10 avpea ~ This court within 1878 day, aid
=. Hale, clerk
Hy II X McNegh. D. {.
Oscoola, Am Oct. 5. 1876.
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y. .Roaj tho f1IIowIrs aut'ocalcs-
ATLANTA, Ga june 2, lt75.
ais.,,> !oyr w:u ov

ATLANTA, Ga june g. l}G5.
ceu,'n l,Naat wa. ut -iek VI d .u,ar Frver aud
Ng1r. ,B
H,'s- go. pca .y g0e oiyour AruuH9 B,t-. di.-
t,iuC
autuN A-uc Nrcms hrr , .t.t r '.u" heraf,r ip some
th.. tr .ufl .fr tH.iir. ta at.t.
Gs -Ll m sbutt ever have 1r sear v,li
want oHg ~ rr Pads a,f u r!.c. Mhur every yUody ut
70 f,rtrt.tr
enough 10 % youI Belts,
IarH, respectfully, clc
w WILSON,
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PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.

ILNA DIN II y IIDO VAVEJ'
STATE AT LARGE--J. D. Walker
Of Washington, NJ. l.. Bell, of jeff.
crson.
First District -Poindoxter Damn
OF ST Francis.
Second District--Danicl W.
Jones, OF Hampstead.
Third District-Bonton J. Brown,
cf Crawford.
Fourth DISTRICTS. ii. Whit
thornc, of Conway.
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No G

leo acres, n ". sec. - T. 10 ", r. 0, East
\ valuable farm now raising 50 bales Of cotton
prco g., ,0OO. Terms easy
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otp rucI sand al nTs % boy
toc every
by Dr. oisaGdr
Wilson.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
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WARNING ORDER.
In Crictenden Circuit Court,

Molly Sharp ilainhG
john Sharp Defendant
The dcirndabt John sharp b. warned 20 appear
M ihis court within thirty days amt answer the
complaint " The plIiu;iI Molly Sharp.
u. LEWIS, Clerk.
p. Swcpton, Atty.
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IHE GRE VI HARD TIMES PNPED
L The best, the Cheapest, and the most | 4
Popular
You cannot afford to be without the
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S. NJ. Jones,

s. M. JONES' w w White
Le OF he Redmond House Of firm
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