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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-06

N-IRGINIA CITY CoAi; ttAfAN -
y Location Of principal place Of business,
yfr,sn{a Csr-. Ncyada.-Iocaiion of works
Fl Dorado Canyon, Lyon County, Nevada.
Notice is hereby given tina, 8, meeting q
the BOARD u Trustees Of said Company, held
on the eleventh NlthA day Of Narrh, \ y, le'e,
~, a.sesS,,,ent no ftN of ten ll0 Cents per
share Vas levied oa the capi1al stock Of Sai9l
Company PAYABLE Immediately in tinted
States gold coin, to the SECRETARY, az the Office
Of the Company. Room No. l. Bank Of Cali
f,rnia pgilains. Tsylar street. Virginia City,
Nevada, And any stock upon which this rs
seSstncnt shall remain unpsid gu Wednesday,
the twelfth t2thA day Of April, \. u. $50,
shall DC deemed Delinquent, and viii be euly
advertised for sale at public auction, and unless
pavfncnt is made before, VIII he sold ON
SATI RpAY, the thirteenth NStal day OF May,
4 u ls,6. to pay delinquent assessment, To-
cvther with costs Of advertisement and eS-
pen-,sS Of sale f. t. lord. Seey,
0.Ace- Room No, |, Bank Of California Build
ing. Taylor s,ree;, Virginia City, Nevada,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-06

AMI IN aecOr aace with law. and an Urdtr
az IN. Bsgrd ~ directors. INSIDE on the 2sth
dav oi February, 1870, re nsuy shares 81 oseh
parccl q such stock IS Iusy br necessary. Will
H. sli st public suction al the cihce y the
Canpany. NJ. $50 Pine street, on MONDAY.
the 18th iay OF April 1876 st the hour 81 gne
O'Clock p. NJ. of said lay, to pay said d'lm'
ou..pt assessment thereon. together with
costs Of advertising aud expenses ri sale,
IL 2 HO>NEE, SeCy.
Office Room y, No. SO Pine street, san
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-06
N-oRTH DAYTON GOLD AND SILVER
~ So ,,,,,,,,.,,,. 4 nratipn Of principa,

AToRrH DAYTON GOLD AND SLY az
~ Mining Company Location ct prneipa'
nlscc Of business san Francisco, CaIltaruiS'
Location of works, Devil cate Mining us i.
trict Lyon County. NevSta- NStiee Is h'i ,.,s
~, fbat "a, = meeting Of the Directors, held
on the llth day q; March. lsi6, an assessment,
an II OF FivS Cents per share was levied
naon The capital stock Of the eornofan9n' Pay
able Immediately ia United states gold coin
I, the secretary. st the office Of the company
Raom Hallcek Building, so sauSeme s,rees,
=, Frs9risrs california. Any stock upon
witch tAis ssss>Smcu: shalt renIgtn unpaid on
the lqth lay Of April, lS78. will he detindnen,,
and ive-ti>rti for sale At public suction; ana
unless payment, is made before viii be Sold on
SATURDAY, the 9th day of May. 1870. e. nay
the Delinquent a~Acssme Mt. t2eeiher Win costs
+ advertising and expenses ct safe
n ; tULNERWEIsL. Sec'y.
ofice-Reon Halleck Building, $50 sansoine
street san Francisco. California.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-06
ASSESSMENT HoTlcEs.

NNFMNON GOLD AND SILVER MINING
I'VE Company Location Of principal place
of business. San Francisco, California, l'eca-
ton of works. Devils Gate Mining District
Ivpn Coupty. State of Nevaas NOTICE. Is
here by given. that at meeting of the bosrd
OF Directors, held on the 18th day OF Marsh'
1876. an assessment No. u Of Five Genus lo'l
per share was levied upon the capital stosA
of the corporation, payable immediately IN
United states gold coin. to the secretary ~
the Office ~ the Company Room ~ Hayward
Building. No, 4I9 California street San .ai''
r,s-n CSIignrpia. ANY stock upon which tsiis
assessment shall remain unpaid on the lsth
iav Of april. 1916 Will be delinquent, ana sa-
vertised tor sale a; public anetion ana nIlssS
payurnt is made before will be sold ON ~ Rs
hay, the 9th day Of May, lSI6, 20 pay the de,
haQuent assessment, together with sos's VI
Advertising aud expenses az sale
by order of the Board OF DifrCters.
W Is. DEAN. Sec'y,
OfHa,-Room 10 Hsyward's Bpildine; No. w
CALIFORNIA street. san Francisco, csi.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-06

Ton PRINTING OF EVERY pEScRIp-
81 TON neatly aud promptly executed ID
the cfaee " she DAILY TIMES.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-06
SETTLE! SETTLE!

IyISAL NOTICE. AM GOING TO LEAVE
n silver City IN Saturday. All those in.
debated must settle immediately.
s. COIN,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-06
NOTICE TO Co-owNERs!

To J. :. DALLAS AND JOHN GEARHEARr.
The undersigned, co-owItrs ut the Flits-
bun, Cosl Mine situated IN Lyon County.
Neyada hereby give notice that VT isaNe eX-
pended the sum Il ElEhi Hundred ani seven
ty-ihrte Dollars ANA Ninety Cents tSs'@soi IN
gold coin. for luuib, ?. Labor suo supplies;
that the proportion Of TIE sSia expenditure 50
u,adt - Aforesaid due from you amount - I;
From yen, J. :. psllaS, $40 O.. and from yea,
john GeSsheSrt. 5 % 90 You ere hereby fur
thtr notltlea that in case yoU ISL or refuse TO
Isy the amounts set opposite yo'lr names, 10
the ) 'cretagy of Ssid Company. az his oihce IN
the town q. Dayton, on Vr before the e1pira-
ton Of uiii, " days from the frst publication
az this notice your interest in the said Pitts
burg Coal Mine will in accordance wIth the
Act Of Congress. emitted, An Act 70 promote
the development Of the mining resources Of
the Ur!ted Statss, approved May 10Th. lS'2,
become the property u the undersigned CO.
owners, who made the above expenditures On
said claim
c. l., All. JAS Don WAX,
II J. CARING, JoHS nOLAS,
O. T.. NASH. &. EnNEE,
FRANK KENYON, +. W. uoWEN,
lptls GofpsroSF, JCs DAMON.
Dayton, New, &arch Il. isi6. Di
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-06
DAxI.x
LYON COUNTY TINES.
DIR. THOMAS,

DIR. THOMAS,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Has resumed the practice of his profession
at she DOUGLASS BUILDING tsecond acor),
SOUTH STREET, three doors sonth Of the
Bank Of California entrance on and
streets.
oyrrcR Hours FOR CONSTELLATION
From A NJ. to 5P. NJ. and from 6 to p. NJ
DIR. THOMAS graduated at the Royal Col
iege Of Surgeons, England. and the Royal Cox
iege Of Physicians. London. and received his
diplomas as member of the Royal College of
Surgeons, England, and Ii ,enti&te of the Royal
College of Physicians, London, in the years
1859 and 1854.
DIR. THOMAS also passed his examination
at Liebeg's University of Glessen. Germany,
and received his diploma as Doctor of Medi-
cine with the
HIGHEST HoNoRs.
These diplomas, together with testimonials
from the FIRST EUROPEAN PHYSICIANS,
may be seen in his oflce.
DR.. THOMAS may be privately snd conf
aentiaily consulted for the cure of Diseases
Of the eenerat;ve Organs. Nervous DEBILITY,
Srerms.orrhe2 or Seminal Weakness, Strict
s~e of the Urethra. Weakening Dreams. Heart,
Lung and Kidney Affections Skin and Conta-
gious Diseases, venereai or otherwise.
DR. THOMAS treatment is EAIlNENTIY
SUCCESSFUL. st once errestinS seminal loss
and restoring power to the mos; brokea-dow4
constitutions, and that AFTER OTHERS
HAVE FAILED.
The young, lniddle.aged and even those sd
vaneed in life should net despair Of
SPEEDY AND PERMANENT RELIEF
From their sufferings. bat should, without de-
lay. consult DR.. THOMAS, who viii give
conscientious opinion as to the extent of dis
ease in each particular case.
TO THE LADIES.
DIR. THOMAS merely states thst he may be
coNFIDENTIALLY CONSULTED in all dis
eases Incidental to FEMALES.
In 1854 DR.. THOMAS received = special
diploma from the Royal College Of surgeons,
London. In
MIDWIFERY AND DISEASES OF WOMEN
AND CHILDREN,
signed by DR.. ARTHUR FARSE and DIR
ROBERT LEE. Physicisns to the Princess Of
Wales and Duchess OF Edinburgh. This di-
plcna can also be seen in the Doctors ofhce
In conclusion the Doctor desires 70 state
that every patient treated by him viii receive
aGuAEANTY OF PERMANENT CURE,
DIR. THOMAS receives invalid male pa
tients into his Private Medical Establishment
where every attention. is paid 70 their comfort
by experienced nurses, the Doctor, etc
m29tf
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-06

In conclusion the DuctCr desires 70 state
that every patient treated by him viii receive
a GUARANTY OF PERMANENT CURE.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-06

DIR. THOMAS receives invalid male pa
tlents into his Private Medical Establishment
where every attention is paid 10 their comfort
by experienced nurses, the Doctor, etc
nls9tf
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-06

OFFICE Hours FOR CONSULTATION
From Q A. NJ. to 5P. NJ. and from to p. NJ.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-06

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Has resumed the practice of his profession
at the DOUGLASS BUILDING tsecond acor),
SOUTH STREET, three doors sonth of the
Bank Of California entrance on and B
streets.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-06
TO THE LADIES

signed by DIR. ARTHUR FARRE and DIR
ROBERT LEE. Physieisns to the Princess q
Wales and Duchess OF Edinburgh. This di-
MONA can also be seen in the Doctors afice.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-06
s-tRoIN1A CRY COAL COMPANY

oei-f-Raon ualleck Building. $50 Sansoine
street san Francisco. California.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-08
1it %gebeimnifuoae 9nrg.
Cine S&tlberuns mertpirbiser 2ebensftidiaIs
bic f@ tbetls tn Der alien, tbeils tn
Der neuen Welt entpidelu.
(5crtlfsuns.)

Ginss Cages, ale 8rQmunb esrane
tn Der 6austbdre itanp, fam Der Brief
trigger une bdnpiste Niaipprt Die angss
fommensn Yadete, Briefe une 3eituns
gen Elm. Inter Den Brisfen befano liA
elmer, auf Dem NIT ercBen Bu6faben
bic Apre6e: ~Mfart pampsl, @erman
6otel 8lanf", fano.
geumune bate piele Qpref5e nt1t
bemerft, pobl nber Der ReQner. Sir"
fiferte CT ibm gu, ~pa 1T eth Brief an
Warf ein9elaufen."
Der @r3t slaubte bel pielen @ortsn,
caB ibn Ger Sblas ribre. ~Du mubt
mir BEN Brief trinsen, pa bilft NiHts ;
ct entbdlt stsuei9t wi9tiee @ebeik.s
nif1e", liipelte er.
Wiaiport mar unl6lilRs /; 60 ldien
inn of nbar nidt rs6t pas @isentbum
zines Anpern aus;uliefsrn /; aut bet an,
rern Seite ater fdien ct aud su ibers
Iesen, raB bier ri, aei9t..pIdne unU Nbs
Tdten aufseoedt leien, ..bintsr wel1s
man font 1dwerlt9 fomnne1 fonnte.
"@sben Sie auf 5br 3immsr lid
nil isben, uas t1 tbun fann," Flfterte
Ct, urIo nerldwanb NIT cem Briefe In
isinem eesis. @OQmune elite binauf,
unb eas 5ers tlopfte ibm Dor grpars
tuna, aber WiGi9ort fam erf, naheem
er rreimal beftis esldutst bate.
"6ter 1T Der Brief. laste er, lid be-
fa1e MID nidt 9erne nit oieler Nnselss
sehbeit, absr Id CLAUDE islbf, bab ss
tlus III, cenlelten 3u- erbrsdsn, um
reues 0i1t 10 bsfOmmen."
Naf@ i6loe 0oumunb bic Ibdre
unp sfnste zen Brief. Obl1oa Der,
lsIbe ntHt untersei@nst tuar, 70 erfannte
ct bod aus benz 5nbalte, bab ct BON
Rlinfer berrdbrte.
nWarf 5ampel", bsennn tsrlelbe,
.Oblapn mir unlere Ansslssenbsttsn
thinner iebr esbetm gebalten baden unp
alfc tstne G%ntpeduns su bsfir6ten ftsbt,
70 balte I'D es bod fir better, wsnn nil
uns In Nsr yorf ntdt 3ulammen ieben
laiIen, nenn man fam ntGt miGen, mo-
su es fibrt.
Benn DH ras bspnBte @elhdft mil
1bsc abmn6en riIf, 70 mubt Du Did
Dor Der DAMP nod seouloen, penr 9,
bat unerwartster Wetie cine ldneers
3etie ansetretsn uno Id rpeie ntdt.
robin. Snpsfsn fnnnf Du bod pas
baus dberpnHer, relHes nuf ben
BrpaewuY, Drummer 20, Iiest. Du
mubt ater gut aufpaGrn, iuenri Gu ibr
fsnnsn ntaf, esnrl CT III etn srobe,
Derr aeruorben unb bte Natbe fat gan;
ausgemadien. @ie iG Dir ldon fri.
Der seratben BABE, louf Du TN peut'
l&sn Oafbpfe RON glant einfebren
Wsn1 ss an8ebt 70 lae Dir, wie i'd
Dir iaon frdber lHrisb, bic Club
Summer 30 eeber, benit es TT eth Ga.
binet babel, aus cen, man ungefebel
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-08
Gin fatbDliftber gtaatss NrG=
fibemt.
(BOrtiesuns fclst.) .

Nad Der Grmoreung res ebsnaliesn
Yydfrsnten Ter CHARACTERIZATION Res
publit ECUADOR, Don Garcia Morenc,
psrbrsitsten sspiGs 3situnsen ras Sc
'rddt pab fsin Nadfoleer Don NutO.
nio 0prrerD Elm Mann i~ryeligi5ler
Ni6tuns mdre. Wie untesrineet ciss
Ies @eri6t mar, 3etst fclssnce reusre
Nittbeiluns:
Wenn Gle tn Granfreih TN Stnne
csr8epublitaner aussefaaenen Nablen
dnsflihc @emitber nit 9eiOrsnis Dor
Der 2ufunft 3u srfiusn sesisust ideis
men, 10 rarf man su ibrsr 9srubtsvns
uuf bic lbutiade btnpsilsn, bas bieje,
nipe 8esieruns, uslde bsut ~ Gage
ltb nod Cffeieu aIs fatbultlb tsssi6s
ret, republitunilaen 0runpldBsn bull
ctet ndmlid ECUADOR. Der ecrtise
neue Drdftent. Nn Mntcnio Borrero,
bat ilnst Die In umlauf eelebten Sc
riGts pementtrt, ole beabF1tiete er bic
rspublitantl6e Staatseinri1tune NIT
Der Germ Der Mcnardir;u oertaulGen.
SIN 8esentbeil it ss mad Der auf rie
ADre0e Der Mbeeoseneten BON ibm eeS
ssbeuen Mntmort feline bsfimmte. fe @b,
G6t NIT farfsm Grme bic Nepublif unp
ibre 6reibeiten 3u idtBen. gu ben
lsBtersu sdblt sr r,amsntIi9 Greibsit bet
BEN Dablen uno Gretbeit Der DrsHe,
unb fdbrt parn fort .Sbne bic srffsre
feb!t Ger 8epublit jener fete goren, Oh
ne welden fe etn frdftisss ssisalbafts
li6ss unb pOlitilGes @eb1ure su err
ridten unfabis 1T. Gtne .Nesierung.
wsI6e in etnem anoereu 8oben, ole
Gem beset9netsn rurselt ftebt Ia 0t,
eerlpru9 NIT rem sSt,liGsn @elsBe unb
Ger Natur prs Wsnldsn ; ibr mansslt
ieoe lolipe Nutodtdt. Obne Die sweits
sibt es fsinen 6emmlbub FIR Die Muss
l6rsitunsen Der Sfsntliden @emalt,
fein Mitiel our SunDsebuns Der bfsnts
liden Wetnun9 unp 3ur Muffldruns
Der Rssieruns in Gausn, no Die Be-
%banpIune rihtiser Grasen, an iie Der.
antritt !; fur; feine M5sltdfeit fir eins
8esierune. unn cine Natiun auf Dc,
Sobn ces Gprtidrtttes, auf Dem @es
tiete Der gOlitit, Der DiGsnfaaft unit
Bilpnns 81 fSrpern. Inter rneinel
gerpaltuns ielIsn pteie Greibeitsn Del
Gepublif ECUADOR unselHmalert erbals
ten bleiben."
Die Weu9ler Garcia Wprenp's er'
pnrtetet aus benz Munee leines Rad.
fcloerS mpbl nidt Werte rpte bic fol.
senrsn wel&e grrrsrc idnsR fpra1
.rS6 Bin aufriGtiser SatbpIif unb trer.
DC ale ipl9er bic 8slistcn unlerer Sd.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-08

ter lddssn eenn lIe NOR es, wel&e ri'
Delt eipilifrte, unb ibre Getnpf fne.
tpte mtr binft. aud Gefube Der 2epubs
lit. 9epsr ansrif auf rieie Nelistcn
tt 6e6perratb eesen ben otaat ; pern.
ruenn mir ein cipiIifirtss unp ~ssbilostes
0olf ine. 70 pereanfen mir cifien Vcrs
aug bem eidte bes Gpanaeliums. Die
Rtrde pieies 9anpss mub unabbdngfs
iein unb Der Staat bisle llnabbdnsis%
felt 9hlsen. CINE Stride NIT Sflas
senfetten 1T feline Sttftuns @brtft; tn
etnem lOlden 3ufanbe perHds fe Bill
cuna unp JOrtldritt nfdt III fdiben
fe artet aus In Elm Snfrument Der 2Ys
rannst unp lntero.iduns."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-08

eeraenprfen. bie fe In ibrer &aleret
bitten ~suriidbaIten fSnnsn. @or mel.
dem ertdtsbofplrfst tbr 9oslpreGuna
erwarten 2" Sure Sdrifkn." laet Elm
anpsrer 3eitsenpGs. yRnp In ibren 9as
1Gen Gin oensa Der &eSpiutipndre n6ut>
lido ere @runbldBe fnp auf ibrsn
Gippen, Stellfn aus eurer @erfen
oldn,en In ibrsn 8eri9ten auf Der Eris
bdne! SIN Namen Der Iusenb baben
fe bic erSeten &duberstsn besonaen ;
I'm Nnmsn Der MenldltGfeit boben fe
3wsi Wiaicnen Menl6en binseri6tet /;
i'm Namsn Der Dreibeit baben ife bum
%esrttau1eno @efdnsniHe erridtet.
Babrli6 tnbaltsidwere unp mabr>
5aft nerntGtsnbe @orte fir pie frana5,
fl@en Greteetffer unc Sor3u8sreiie fir
0oItaire.
Tch nod mar bic Serperblihe Saat
nidt CUR Netfe seIanst. pel&e 0Cltaire
In Granfrei6 aussefreut, nod batten
lsine l~afsrhaften Werfe ntdt tbren
3psf srrst6t als ibn Der Nuert56fe'
ron pisier Welt abrief uno Dor Ieinen
&ihterftubl fprberte. um bort fir feline
Erudlolen Ibaten &sdenl6aft ;u seben
FunD BITE perpiente Strafe fdr ptelelbsn
;u empfangen.
Nber aud auf green i9en fibrte
Soft an 8cltaire feline frafenee Ves
redtisfeit aus.
goltatre hattie @ott uno feline beilise
Rir9e YerfoIet. Soft perfolate audi
i'm, ebenlO wte ale Teince ieines Nas
mems eurd fOrtwdbrsnre Tur6t unp
Nnef, burb unaufb5rli6e morternre
@ewihensbtHe Scenes Wort pes 81.
@sifss Non est pax impiis", b. },
, ete @uttlpfen BADEN feline 8ube, feinen
Jrtepsn'', IS fnpet gang beicnsers Ans
wsncune auf @ultaire, Der befdnci9
pom ieinem bbien @swinen sefOItsrt
wurpe. ST ielbft lest bterfir bdufs
8sfdnbniB ab In ie!nen Brtefen.
90 fhrieb er !. .. an ben 0rafen
ssn Arssntul: "Oft esnts i'd an al
oaS, was i'd l@on selitten babe, unp
id CLAUDE, renn i'd einen SObn bate,
Der pieielben 2etoen erruloen mIbte, 70
niIpe i@ ibu aus pdterlider eisbe -
BEN 6als umpreben." Sn etnem am
bern 8riefe beiet es ~Das un9lId
unp eas Qeiren, ras man I'm Gbeater
cotifeat, TT nett unter Dem, pas it
auSfebe." unp In einem rrittenB riefe
an %penfelben @rafen ruff er flaseno
aus ~Sbr Rppf III uebr wsrtb als Der
msinise ; benin Der Sbrise bat sic
slldlia, Ger meintse mid lsbr unslIf>
lid seuaht". Gnplid, iGreibt er
"3wst Wenl@en baben fi6 in Den leg
ten 9assn cas- eebsn senOmmsn. fs
batten jeoc6 basu weniser urIa@e ole
t1."
SO muste esnn 0clioire In Der Shat
ldon rdbrenp ieinsS 2sbsns fir feline
Shanptbatsn l1redli6 lsipen unb bic
Strafe fir feline @cttlc fsfeit empfne
een.
0crtiesums fclst.)
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-08
n,
9as frfe D6gflein.

WiQfommer aus ben 9Gben,
llnb fes' bid auf ben Mf,
limb lae Bid re&t bsisbsn.
Du Ianseriebnter Sat!
@er sat Dir has 8eFeber,
Sen Slug 70 ipunberi&aea2
User lebrte bid eie 2isber .
60 .ppnnisIi@ unb bsl2
Seer sCe bic fG5nfen Eriebe,
Dir ieIber unbewubt
Der treufsn Nutterliebe
Sn beine fleine Brute
User lebrte bid int 9trauGe,
gu S&uB Dor Sturmessran'n,
Na& G&tem RinaIerbrau&e
Dsin 9Gus&en aufsubau'n?
Du fprt&f nit beaem S&alle
Der 5elfer IN Der Nctb
Ct lebrt unb nabrt uns Mne,
Dein SGSpfer, 5err unb Soft.
Ct ianbte mid ia fnsen.
Was iehes Ser; erfreut
Der @tnter fet erf9lasen,
Der 8ribltus fet erneut;
n@eRrdu& unb 9Gun,e tperbett
Betleitet funtelneu,
Dab iiberau auf Grben
Gin reGter 3immeI fet.
Subeb! nun ffeis' Id ipieber
GmpOr sun, 5unnenlt@t
Sept Gilt 60 frsbe 2ieeer,
lnb frGbh@es @eti@t
The Osceola times., 1876-04-22
The Lost Cause.

A magnificent picture II Is inches In size
beautiful III dSsisn aud artistic In execution. u
represents u confederate soldier after the war
returning To his home, which he finds lonely ard
dcsolatr In front Of the ruined cottage, telling
a sal tale OF the miserics of war. are two graves
with rude cruises, on one of which some friend
~ hand has hung garland. To the right the
calm river and the rising moon indicate peace
and rest the stars, seen through the trees rep
resent the southern Cross II IL "A picture that
will touch every Southern heart, and should hnd
place IN every southern home. One copy sent
by mail, mounted on II roller and postpaid, on
receipt If - cents or three for o. cents Address
John Burrow 4 Co., Bristol, Tenn, Agents
wanted everywhere to sell our cheap and popular
liciurcs--S5 to slo per day easily made Nc
money required until pictures are sold. send
stAlnn f-,r cniAlmsne and terms. 4.S-6t
The Osceola times., 1876-04-22
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Hereafter TO Legal Advertise
meats will be inserted ia the TINES
uuiess payment is made whom hand
ed IN. 1t requires money to carry
on our business and wo arc COM
pc,lcd to adopt the cash principle.
THIS rule will not be dcviatcd from
ia any case,
The Osceola times., 1876-04-22
OSCEOL.2 .N.lRKET.

CORRECTED WEEKLY By J. COOK & SONS
Butter and Eggs.-Frcsh country
butter, 25@3Oc; eggs, l5@2O.
Corn Meal Fred, SCI 90, ain
dried, Sl,OO@$l,25.s
Flour.-S6@ss y barrel.
Groccries.-Sugar l2i@l5e; cof-
fee 25@30c Molasses, in barrels, p
gal. 75c@sl, 90; in kegs, 100. Salt
p bbl. $500. Soda l0@l2ic; Rics
l2l@l5c; Tea 81 5o@l rs; Coal
OIL 25@ 35c per gal.
ITldes.-Dry flint l0@l2a groom
4@5c y ID.
shot.-P ib. l2lc; y sack 1915;
Bar lead, lOc; Powder 35@4Oc y
pound.
Provlsions.-Dry salt meat 12l@
l5c; fresh hams l2tc, shoulders 12c
Lard l7@20o. Vinegar 30@40c. p
gal; Hominy Sc p b. Bacon lie
hams, l.!c; shoulders, l5c.
whiskcy.-Y gal. s2@s4.
Tobacco.-75c@sl,lO ,lO p ib
The Osceola times., 1876-04-22

MEMrHis, April IA gentleman
from Bolivar county, Mississippi, re-
ports the levee broke Monday night in
front Of Duck Ridge landing, and when
he left the crcvass. was two hundred
yards wide and washing at both ends.
This will overflow the country between
Lake Bolivar and the river, including
Catfish Point, Williams bayou country,
and the upper end OF Washington coun-
ty. When this gentleman left, crew
assc was expected at Utopia.
The Osceola times., 1876-04-22
PERSONAL.

Among the attendants at court dur
ing the week were Judge John Alvis,
J. W. Uzzell, John N. Hill, E. Lamb,
John Cissell and Ills Honor, Judge
l.. M. Carrigan, from the lower end
of the county from the upper end
were Messrs. J. b. Lyerly and H..
Moody and Joseph Fassett.
The Osceola times., 1876-04-22

RIVER, WEATHER ASR BUSINESS.
The river is rising slowly at thi
point, but indications arc that q fal
will set in within the next twenty. fou
hours. Upper rivers arc about on
stand still The lower levees have
been broken in several PLACES below
Helena.
The weather is again very pleas
ant, and reminds one Of the balmy
breezes Of the Sunny South, the all
redolent with the perfume Of the orange
and banana tree, when nature come.
forth, 'arrayed in all her loveliness,
--Busines lively.
GENERAL ITEMS.
Scarce.
Plenty Of dust.
Boat landing in bad condition.
The Osceola Belle ran aground
Tuesday, IA miles above Memphis,
but came in safe Thursday evening.
We met man the other day, who
remarked that he was getting short Of
currency. Ye Reporter resembles that
man near enough to be his twin
brother.
The United States Light House
Steamer Alice arrived from New Or
leans Tuesday morning, and made the
Celestial happy who attends to the sig.
nal light on the island, by settling uF
all the great "melican man" owed him
for his services.
The Memphis Avalanche give.
the following particulars regarding the
unfortunate death Of Fred. Hayden
clerk an the steamer J, N. Kellogg:
At the early hour ofa O'Clock yes
terday morning Mr.. Fred. Hayden wa
literally cookerd alive a, he lay asleeI
in the birth of his state sroom, on boars
of the steame J. N. Kellogg, some ~
miles above this city. The cause o
the mishap was the bursting of III,
valve that connects the siphon pumy
with the boats boilers. The break il
the pipe occurred directly beneath III,
room where Mr.. Hayden slumbered
and the rush of steam was so great alter
it happened that no one could approach
near enough to afford relief to the un
conscious sufferer. Captain John Lit
tie, the boats commander, attempted
to rescue him, but found the 70 ON doc
locked. When ii wasbroken open h.
put his hand into the fog Of hot steam
and caught hold Of the scalded man
foot, only to get a handful Of cooked
human flesh, that peeled from the liml
like a fake of cotton from lint room
1t was afterwards found that the fore,
of the hot steam caused part Of thu
mans skin, flesh and hair to sick fas
to the bulk-head or partition of tit
state room.
Tue victim, Mr.. Hay den, was a res
ident of Springfield, Ili., aged al years
and had been on the Kellogg since ,h'
I7th Of Februnry last. He was un
married. The colors of the boat wer'
half-masted yesterday in respect to tn
memory Of the deceased. His rema n
were shipped by express during th'
day to the home of his childhood
at Springfield, III.