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The Osceola times., 1876-07-15
The Lost Cause.

A magnificent picture II j. inches In size
beautiful In design and artistic In execution II
represents confederate soldier after the war
returning to his home, whirh lr lnd, lonely ard
de-0late. In front Of the ruined Gotta ge. telling
sad tale of the misolies uf war. arc tWo graves
with rude crpsses, on one Of which some friend
" hand has hung q .arland. To The ripht the
calm river ahd the rising moon inoicBte peace
and rest. Inc star, seen thror.h the tftts rep
resent the southern Gross II l. picture that
viii torca efJ sputiern hc-ri, and should End
rlac1 In every so1t1ern home one COPY sent
BY ulail, mounted on . roller and postpaid OF
receipt Of 25 cents. or thee for Gl cent. Address
John Buirow y TO-, Bristol, Tenn. Ascrts
wanted everywhere TO sell our cheap snd popular
picuies--s5 to so per day easily made No
money required until pictures are sold, Send
stamp for catalogue and terms, l-s-Gt
The Osceola times., 1876-07-15

Mr.. John c. England i can
didaie for legislative honOrs ia
L0noke eoanly, and reiires tempo
rarily from the editorial control 81
the Lanoke D~mcerai, whies "
Ice under Tic msn= n=goiseEi Z. y n.
". ; iheks dsri. : the Z. nPa "a.
I Exchang~.
We hope car breiber qasli iri-
yer oftLe Louoke Democrat may
leot with that sneces, in hIs pollt.
al aspirations, 10 which We know
HIM 10 be pre-erainenily ehii.iei
As one OF the able ednsrs OF the
Democrat, - man whose soclaI
and political record stands iai
above sasPieion or reproaeh, Nc
can think OF no one from the coun.
~ OF LonOke, better fitted or more
deserving OF leg slative hoDors
than Mr.. john &. England. And
we say to his people, 10 elect him
provided he is all right on the dog.
law
The Osceola times., 1876-07-15
TIE Dog Law.

The following ia a synopsis OF
the Dog Law, as passee BY the las,
IegIslaturei
Section /, Keeping dogs is a
privilege, for which the owner
must pay 81 per head, male or ie,
male, large or small.
See. 2, Owners OF dogs must re,
turn, under oa.b, the number
owned.
Sec. 4, Assessors must make sep.
arate lis;s for each school district
and return them ~ the county
clerk.
See. 5, Cierks shall add 81 fol
each dog, to the personal tax list.
Sec. 6, Collectors shall collec
this tax as other personal taxes.
See. <, In default ofJayment o
tiis dog tas, any personal property
81 tie ownsrs may be dIslraincd 10
payment Of same.
The Osceola times., 1876-07-15
Massacre Of Gen. Custar and
Command.

J Late dispatches from the West
bring The news Of the massacre OF
Gen. Custar, with his staff and en-
tire command, consisting of some
three hundred men, by the Sioux
Indians under Sitting Ball. The
iedera,s were eEtrapped into CsSsr
and shot down 10 a man, not one
escaping 10 unfold the horrible
tale. Ii the government has here
tcfore imagined it could quell this
frontier war with handful
troops, il had better nos take
warning from the sad fake Of Gus.
ter and bIs five companies, and put
sufficient forces in the .eld 10
teach these royIng warriors 4 les
son. no, speedily 10 be forgotten.
The Sioux, with Their four on five
thousand athletic and healthy
braves, armed, (thanks 10 Oryiilo
Grant and his numerous band OF
post-traders) with the most ini.
proved patterns Of fire arms and
plenty ofamn.guilion well mount
ed and familiar with every loot oI
ground over which they roam, are
more than a match Tor an equal
number of federal troops. And
now that this Indian war aggsd
on as it has been, by mean whites
and military nersecut ons, has as
sumed liz present formiiablc atli-
tude, the sooner it is.put down the
better ii will be, for The. reputation
oi the government and the protec-
liou Oi the iron .irr settlers. In
stead OF laying the death ol Custar
and hls men to the door OF retreneh-
lnent, ~ Is being done by the radi.
cal members Of eoBgrcss, with
Garfield 1T The head, let the twelve
or fifteen thousand troops station
ed in Louisiana, Alabama, Missis-
slppi, South Carolina and Arkan.
sas, be sent where they belong, III
stead OF being retained in the
southern states for purely political
mo,iyes-to make and secure radi-
cal votes-and Mr. Garfield and his
aILerents will nnd ample means
with which 10 furnish the govern
ment for confronting aud coping
successfully with this new danger,
now threatening immipent and "
repaIable devastation 10 the fron-
tier settlers. The receut retrench-
ments made IN the appropriation
bills have had Dothing to do with
this disaster. 1t is due exclusively
10 the aciion Of the government,
which, rather than risk the loss Of
4 few Southern votes, la. preferred
to risk and hes succeeded in sacri-
ficing the lives Of several bgndred
brave officers and soldiers.
The Osceola times., 1876-07-15

DAVIDSON p. Pass will be ibe
democratic oandida.e for Governor
OF Louisiana. Penn, as the legili-
mate Lieutenant Governor; elected
On lie MeEnery ticket, played a
prominent part in the anti Kellogg
1sssolaiion OF January 1874. We
know him TO be young man OF
iion nerve ana iDdomitablc firm.
ness I; dosorvedly possessed OF
grea, popularity, and if any one
.'.n wrest The seeptre Siibe Pelican
Slate from Kellogg and his heneh-
,nea, we feel assuree Davidson y.
Penn can do II.
The Osceola times., 1876-07-15
Important to Agriculturists- The
Emperor William" Cabbage.

We hare received from Europe a limited guam
tity Of Emperor william Cabbage - ed, which
prOcuoes solid heads Of Cabbage, the sisc Of tue
mouth of -four barrel aud larger Tne-e enor
nous oabbagcs are raised with the most ordinary
cultTalpn, In any climate, and at present p5icrs
double the ordinary profit j. realized from their
production. IN transTlantng from the seed, great
care shoald bc used 10 give sufficient space Tor
growth. package sent 10 any address, post
paid, on receipt OF 50 cent?. Two packages to
one address, % cents Eight packages az. Ad-
dress enclu,ing stamp, FELfN CLARE a 90.
22i Easi ll5ih Street, New York.
Please mention the name OF the paper You saw
this IN. sept ls-Gmo
The Osceola times., 1876-07-15

We are pained TO learn The re
,tl.. death of Hon. Thomas Over.
ton Moore, OF Louisiana. a, his res
ldencc in Rspides parish, q, the
uFe Did age OF seyehiy-fye. CIV.
Moore WAS Governor oi Louisiana
as tie breaking out OF the war, and
10 his persoual friendship and
good op.:;;on, we were indebted ior
oar Lieutenart's commission IN
ihe lsi Louisiana Regulars, that
Eegiment 70 well known 10 the
amy OF Tennessee, with which, for
'"qr long yeasp We marched TO
mssy q bloody battle held.
The Osceola times., 1876-07-15
Death Of Judge Clendenin.

On the morning Of the 4ih, amid
iSe booming Of cannon, the ringing
Of bells and The merry Anthems OF
forty millions Of freemen, uskerias
IN the Centennial anniversary OF
American Independence, another
Ofour great aud good mea passed
s~sy t. the Spirit land Of hi.
Heavenly Father. Whilst q mighty
nations sons and daughters were
making the welkiu ring with the
giad reloicings Of the hundredlh
birth day Of Republican Liberty,
and Prosperity one OF Arkansas'
brIghtes,, noblest landmarks, sur
rounded by fearful and sorrowing
trends, yielded mp has earthly ca.
reer Ter happier, more lasting
crown IN the eternal raG Inns Of bliss.
What more filling scene than this
for the dea:h-bed Of the true and
pure American patriot, John j.
ClendeniB
Judge Clendenin was born in
Harrisburg, Pa, Oh the End day of
September, 1872, and emigrated to
this state in 1896. In his pursuit
OF the profession OF the Law, ke
rapidly Arose 10 a high position Of
eminence, and soon became one OF
ibe Seosgnxed leaders Of the Ar
kansas Bar Called upon, at an
early age, 10 assume the judicial
erininc, young Clendenin exc
ca.ed his official trust with such
efficiency and satisfaction, that be
Bss subsequently chosen TO the
same position by the Legislature
and later, reelected to the Office
BY the people. In 1852 he became
attorney general; in 1886, circpit
Judge again, which position he re-
famed until after the close Of The
war. In lsG6 be was elected one
Of the supreme judges, which speed
ly terminated, however, on the
enforcement Of he recoustruction
lcts, when Judge Cloadenin retired
% private lie until 1874, when Lc
Was made Judge Of Pulaski Circuit.
Judge Cseudeain, although q man
81 decided politics, was, in hls du.
.ics, far above clIques or parties,
was, in fact, man OF general pop
llariiy. HIS private and domestic
ife mad been truly exemplary, and
iis latter days, as = practical mem
,sr of the Presbyterian church
we're hopeinl and peaeeia! IN anliel-
patton OF the great unknown here.
alter. His diseass--iumor or can
,er Of the s.omaeh-affiictcd him
'orely, months previous to BIS
ieaih. lie died In great suffering,
though with manly resolution and
christian iortitude. surrounded by
syrnpathising friends, his kind
beartod physician and his hear
stricken wife and. daughter, who
loved HIM almost 10 Idolatry.
Kequiescat in pace
John j. Clende niL
The Osceola times., 1876-07-15

FRcn present appearances, and
judging from its past course, for
many months, tho "Avalanche," of
our sister city Of Memphis, seems
10 be leaning strongly towards Re-
pubii.ln.sn. Whcneser we DIS
cover an orgar like the +" Ava.
lanehe" continually finding fault
with every thing that comes from
the democratic party, and cndeav-
oring, on the other hand, 10 gloss
over the deeds Of repnblicanism,
we put il down that al! that is
liLihg TO copslitgte it Q radical pa
per in name, as well as tone, Is .
sufficient amount of palm greas-
ing" 10 make the change an object.
The Osceola times., 1876-07-15
TnMN Cnilncil Inct

TOws Council met Tuesday
night. Several small claims were
audited and allowed. Tie ordi
nance, reducing Dram shop Ii.
censes .iom sl00 to $50 was passed
Hope our saloon keepers will ap
prec'ate this act on the part OF ,h,
ciiJ fathers, snd make thsIr good:
a little 'Straighter.'
The Osceola times., 1876-07-15

* IN 500 per day. Agents wanted, AL
cD w S-o glasses Of working people OF
both sexes, young and old make more money at
work for us, IN their own localities during their
spare moments, or all the time, than at an thing
else We Oiiri employment that Will pay hand
s0mcly for every hour Ork. fnll particulars
terms ". sent Tree. Sfgd Us your address at
o.cp. Don't delay. Now l. The time. Don /
look for vork OF business elsewhere, until you
have learned what you oiier q. sTlNsON& CO.
Portland, Maine. Jan. 10 ly.
The Osceola times., 1876-07-15

"A skating rink accident is thu.
described Icy u Kentucky reporter
She struck Out-could not turn
started for the ceiling-shouted
don't you look, turned a hand.
spring and then sat down. The
stripes were brown and red.
The Osceola times., 1876-07-15
Withdrawal.

Mr. Logan Roz1eil authorizes us
10 withdraw bis name from the
canvass, for the Clernship. He
finds too much conflict between
his private business and what
might be bis official duties.
The Osceola times., 1876-07-15

OUR proprietor is making the
canvass in earnest-is aiming ma
ny friends, and inter'ts leaving no
stone uniurued in his efforts 10 wIn
:Le goal. Twill be a goodly race
between two "bloodcd" nsgs and
napgL, but the home stretch VIII
decide il.
The Osceola times., 1876-07-15
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SYMPTOMS or WORMS.


THE ooun,enanoe is pale and leadeD-
colored, with occasional fushes, or
a oircumscribed spot on one or both
cheeks; the eyes become dull; the pupils
dilate; an azure sernicircle runs along
the lower eye-lid the nose is irritated,
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 yoracious,
witha gnawing sensation ofth2 stomach,
al Others, entirely gone neeting pains
in the stomach occasional rausea and
vomiting violent pains throughout the
abdomen, bowels irregular, at times
oostive; stools Shiny; not unfrequently
tinged with blood; belly swollen and
hard ; urine turbid respiration occa-
sionally difficult, and accompanied by
hiccough cough sometimes dry and
convulsiye; 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 effect cure.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form it is an innocent prepa-
ration, net e1sabls cf doing the SlseiieSf
iz,E,y 10 ne g05f fezaev MAN,
The genuine DE- MeLANL's VERAu-
FJ'GE bears the signatures ofC. McLANE
and FILMING Baos. on the wrapper.
The Osceola times., 1876-07-15
OR. C.. MsLANE'S
PILLS.

These Pills are not recommended as
q remedy for all the iIls 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 q rival.
AGUE AND FEVER.
No better cathartic can be used pre-
paratory to, or after taking Quinine.
As simple purga,ive they are un-
equaled.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
The genuine are never sugar coated.
Each box has q red wax seal on the
lid, with the impression DE-. McLASE's
LIVER Pills.
Each wrapper bears the signatures Of
c. McLASE and FLEMING BRos.
Sold by all respectable druggists and
country storekeepers generally.
The Osceola times., 1876-07-15
Malaria i! Malaria!!
READ, REFLECT, AND ACT.

N il On ans TO
ru urss5a arAent..
cBsr- Or an nilr life ;
maj
i1rd in. 81 Ia. and
10 u Nar bell
M tF f f aa district rhE o diseases
F . cE df 5y es Ja.adl
aiutc nArd
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U q ~ ito erEau
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O. uueih
B II "a
0 the
on then. n.asaiaae
Ie.n 70 rOs,l La Allna
Aibesl alIusJss
The Osceola times., 1876-07-15

ALNosr daily showers and hot
weather are rapidly maturing. The
crops.
The Osceola times., 1876-07-15
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.

STATE AT LAESE-J. d. Walker,
Of Washington, N. l.. Bell, of JEFF
erson.
First DIs.rict-Poindexter Damn,
oi s., Francis.
Second Distri1t-Dsnsel ".
Jones, of Hampstead.
Third Dissatisfaction J. Brown.
of Crawford.
E0urth DisuIci-S. ii. Whit
'hornc, OF Conway.
The Osceola times., 1876-07-15

Sc ]. Sec. SO, T ilN., r. East i60 sfrss.
Most 10 thi- tract i- above overflow, ~ acres
Wrl drllaHcl, and with No. ! would make q
4aul ol ~ acres 90 murh yslue Price 81 80,
Tt.us p4v lA.ra each, ballance IN one and tao
yegIv.
The. lands are the best in the FronchmEas
Bayou settiem, Mt. Is near the Church aud school
hOusr and j. tbs most desirable lands nov On
the market ln tAls county.
The Osceola times., 1876-07-15
Sl6,240,2l

Total, sl6,240,2l.
Pretty well done for Mississippi
county.
The Osceola times., 1876-07-15

WIN NV ussosOs<-. y--- -.
son 10 think we - the seventy or eighty
fnenents 0f an exploded world moving
9 their esAats azpaad tho sun!
The Osceola times., 1876-07-15
Own Hair,

q 20 Eil be oadg INT i1{ wonderful
iiha inr-ihai
= torn 5yars "" " '-'
o urfF IL
c IoHAu d. lui-o
expires
nils swh6.th
"a -t. strl.l
hot tunls
hn nchk Ii
The Osceola times., 1876-07-15
Lands For Sale,
No l.

No. !.
Sc y Ne Sec a., Township II y, Il. esst
40 acres. above overflow, ~ acre. IN successful
cultivation. balance de-deurl snd una.r fence
Prls 81. 80. terms ons ihifd cash balance in
Olp and two years.
The Osceola times., 1876-07-15
How to

Arr an hrrHf e bead
raud l3Nurmu trra y slieu
ruply ei
o
grow long IrapiUy
bfauti -
ili on ~
e,us WV
The Osceola times., 1876-07-15
Save Your


il lf renee
ll directly
Many gentlemen, y can have yoa
The Osceola times., 1876-07-15
ATLANTA, Ga June 3. lTs.

MEs-Es Low WILLOW;
Gennen In April Last wac taken sk v regular Fever and
Arur. having DIV Amer had
weeks vas ndueed 70 y OF your Antl-nllisl Belt;
caied al medicine Al simply Of Bt
three
clear sAa; and in .ur, should chill
want ~ your Pads ai phyic Wishing everybody
%
enough to u your Befs
am respectfully etc.
The Osceola times., 1876-07-15
No

The noTih-east % quarter of section Gi one,
in township Gil fonrtecr, North Range On clev-
cn, East cf witch, ihctf atc 30 acres cleared
end under fesce. w..h good houses, ouihos.es,
ri.'s srs i,adea,l, which car be lat IN sui
tuufou next year
FIee, 1.4. Terms easy lpgiyto
JANE, i BEST.
The Osceola times., 1876-07-15

i.rn u amt
10 stop il
nstup wib
one chill
in
".
Icorac ednalai in
V r Ic fln urma lfta r.
n and du utra
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GO IN
Ig urshn sndju rtuIed
Ihayes ldruoo Of
dp % clerk in The
eand thai
Q
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= a. - cab
- oSsoa r. Peuey 4 co.. ''
The Osceola times., 1876-07-15
G

l60 ae.es, " : sec. %, 7. 10 ", II. 9, East
4 yslnshle farm now raising 30 b.les OF cotton
Psioe g., ,oca. I'er.as easy
The Osceola times., 1876-07-15

n a sIas s6ss1ips. AIJlf Srvcuuvsl
nses1ea - ssso6D nkjeane1.
n III sunste On ~ n, = nanhef e.
- 1Iv1nla6rounel - easQoo tttItwl
The Osceola times., 1876-07-15

W he. !, sec. ST ION II. Fast, "
acres, 30 acrgs above ordinary overflow, bAlsnce
well iimDered. Price $40. Terms easy
The Osceola times., 1876-07-15
ME.-R. I.nrr Xur.nx

H.Resd The folIowin. esruaes.e. /.
The Osceola times., 1876-07-15

CO acres On Clear Lake, q good farm vi com
Portable buildings. with gin house, good mill
aud all nerc~sary Out buildings. ! acres In cul-
u yatiOn; ~ afres deadened part OF which Is I'M
der fence: centrally located. and a good site for
a store; and In q thrifty aud prosperous settle
ment, mostly above overflow. Price $1,000
Terms viii BE- made easy " good purchaser.
Satisfactory reasons given for wanting TO sell
The Osceola times., 1876-07-15

OUR present sheriff, John b. Dri.
yer Esq, has handed US for inspec;
ton his "quietqs" from the state
Auditor, for the following amounts
recently paid into the treasury
The Osceola times., 1876-07-15

Nv. !, Sec. 20, T. IS y, II. 10 East, within
~ miles % Dsecola - acres now In cultivation,
with a beart!fnl crop on IT, - acres NEARLY
cleaned and can easily be put la cultivation the
next ear, Comfortable houses ON the PLACE
some Of the land is subject 10 overflow, but l.
vel drained ~ dilcAe-. Price 81, 800 cash.
The Osceola times., 1876-07-15

jcctcd, sought " o..ys. a
him. she had heard the story Of his
great los, and shs pitied him. She
The Osceola times., 1876-07-15
DIS. IoNE 4 WILSON .

Yer in B0masyilie. Southwestern
hN three eminent t,hr-ir.aus wh1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-24
DEATH FROM OPIUM.

Coroner Elhngcr hold inquest yesterday In the
vi ArS klixA crayion, who died al the house Of
her daughter, Mrs Euck, No 278 West Tenth street,
few days since 1t alleged that deceased had taken
dose o. opium. from the effects OF winch she died II
stated Al the Inquest that Tho deceased had IN
the habit OF taking opium IN large quantities daily aud
sometimes hourly. and that the dose usually from
nfieen to twenty grains. This excessive use Of the
drug, WAS alleged, undermined her health, and her
sudden death Was the result
The jury rendered a verdict OF death from poison.
Mr.. Peter kuck, Jr, said To HKKALD reporter that
the death Of Ms kli2a Cray,on not sudden us
ported 10 tue Coroner The deceased lady AT the time
OF her denise seventy years aud months old
and she Was IN the iul possession Of her acules and
aware OF her approaching end. She had been I'll Tor
three months previous and bedrddcn through lame
For some time prior TO her deaeh she had
not taken any opium At all IL IL truc however that
she had been compelled during the past thirty years
TO take opium almost daily, but IN large doses.
stated Sue suffered apparent evil
from the drug, aud did not die while under its nu.
The reason thai the Coroner came in was be-
the family physician certificate death mon.
tioued among the complications OF dcceaseds disor-
ders ''parsiysis OF the stomach, consequent the
constant use Of opium" II satisfactorily cx.
planned 10 tue ofeia however. that opium poisoning
did not XIII Mrs Crayton. who was buried on Thurs
day An annuity OF -, 700. which she had enjoy ed
through he ceased nj her DEATH and did not revert
me family.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-24

A FORMER INTIMATE OF BOSS TWEED FLEEs TO
ESCAPE PUNISHMENT FOR EMBEzzLEMKNT.
Colonel John Fowler, Jr., ex.Judge Advocate Of First
Division National Guard of the State OF New York ex
lawyer Of x-Boss W. N. Tweed, and bosom friend OF
General Tweed Of the Boss has lett his paata
residence at New Rochelle. Westchcster county, for
parts unknown, leaving liabilities estimated at $500 600
He is believed by most OF those interested in him TO be
in Europe, but there some who think he Is
hiding In Chicago Among his victims Is Long
Island farmer, named Carmen, who gave
HIM $4,000 for Investment, which sum
Fowler, although no pad interest on it,
embczzled Fowler counsel for number or es-
tates which believed to have been plundered
Fowler had Offices at the oil Fulton aud
Nassau streets Thence he removed Broadway, into
the Park Bank Building where hc neglected to pay his
rent anu likewise vctimixed the janitor by borrow
n.oney. After hc took to hight his safe forced
opcu ana found to contain nothing II may be re-
mcmbercd that Fowler figured iu the Tarnmany expo
Of the mon who received one al Davidsons
sales without paying Tor It. When Tweed was in
power Fowler did large real cstac business, Tut Of
late his business had dwindod TO almost nothing nj al
Fowe Is y OF Judge Fowicr. OF Pennsylvania la,
and married 10 the widow oil the well known Royal
Livingstone. BY her he had q son, now .wcnsy-iwo
sells Office. His wife, when he married her, was esti-
mated to be worth ooo now sne ~ reputed to be
worth 81 000 On ono OCCASION II 10 alleged, he forced
himself into her sick room and said II she would not
advance him $4,000
nm WOULD COMMIT SUICIDE
The fugitive alleged to have spent fortune upon
dissolute woman. About eighteen mouths ago Fowler
was arrested quietly throo times refusing to pay
over he had received from The State author
izcd ciaants but the matters were settled and not
made public The arrests wore made by officers from
tue Aarshals Bureau In Nassau street.
Mr. N. r. Clark, attorney Tor Satin X Co., the mort
gagees Of fowler's library, on which they bud ad-
s. BOO has seized the books, &C., and they
10 be sold the 2dth INST
The fugitive member Of tho Americas and
several Faith clubs General Shaler Is credited
with having caused his resignation from the National
Guard "vr cause p" Fowler Was Of necessity leading
light of Tammany Hail.
Great sympathy Is expressed az New Rochelle for
Mrs. Fowler, loader OF fashion there aud
generally beloved The deed boxes oil the estates In
The hands OF Fowler have removed to his late
residence at Now Rochelle That residence the fur
ulture anu silver plate SC, arc nortgaged 70 their
utmost value.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-24
PLUMB VS.. INQUIRE.

Mr.. Andrew Jackson Plumb formerly liberal re-
publican, entered the Custom House yesterday to
go to his Office, tho Ninth division. IN a very ex
cited condition; or not TO put TOO nnc point upon
Il, he was. II Is said, under the influence oil liquor
Mr. McMchaci chief OF the bond room, whore Plumbs
desk Is situated. relieved him by transferring another
the other clerk an Irish Roman Catholic and
wanted TO Know what he dong at hts desk.
McGuirc, The insuled scrivencr, did not strike him.
but to show his disgust At Plumbs conduct spat in
his face Deputy Collector Phelps reported the at
fair 10 Collector Arthur. with The suggestion that
A. J. Plumb should DO reduced Mr. Plumb il a
prom nent politician of The Nineteenth Assembly dis
rct