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Wilmington journal., 1876-08-04
tr'rom the Charlotte Democrat.

When Vance was Governor of North
Carolina during the war, as a matter
of course b had much correspondence
with the Confederate authorities at
Richmond-his necessary duties re-
ouired that he should write letters in
regard to conducting the war, stopping
desertion, furnishing supplies, &c.
Well, when the Federal troops cap.
tured Richmond they also got posses
sion of all such letters, and they are
now under the control of President
Grants officers at Washington. Gov.
Vance's application for those letters or
copies of them have been denied time
and again-they would not even let
him see them.
But what will the public think when
we state that the Radical officers at
Washington have furnished Judge Set
Wilmington journal., 1876-08-04
THE HOmIlnSnm EYcMrainn

The TOmIiDsOn ExcursiOn.
The second and last return-train of
the Tomlinson excursion returned to
the city yesterday about 2:3O O'Clock
p. m. The train was due here yester-
day morning at O'Clock, but it was
detained in Charlotte to await the
clearing of an obstruction from the
track this side of Charlotte, caused by
an accident to freight train.
The excursionists all express thems
selves as having enjoyed the trip
hugely.
Wilmington journal., 1876-08-04
The Campaign In brunswick.

We learn that there will be a large
meeting of Democrats and Conserva-
hVes held at Bell Swamp, in BruLs-
Vic I county, next Saturday week, the
18th inst. Col. John D. Taylor and
other speakers are expected to address
the crowd,
Wilmington journal., 1876-08-04
From the Charlotte Observer1.

We venture to say that compare.
lively w of tue residents of Charlotte,
except those who have been here for
many years, are aware of the fact that
man who wcs once Governor of
North Carolina lies buried in this city
We refer to the late Nathaniel Alex
ander, whose remains are inferred in
the old cemetery, in the rear of the
First Presbyteria Church. The fact
is referred to because it will be news
to at least half the people of the city,
as the place is largely populated by
residents who by birth are foreign to
its soil, The grave is covered by O
plain marble slab, on which these
simple words are inscribed:
Sacred
to the Memory of
Doctor Nathaniel Alexander,
Late Governor of North Carolina,
Who departed this life on the
7th day of March, 1908,
in the SD year of his age.
Beside him lie the remains of his
and wife Margaret, daughter of Thomas
and Susannah Polk. He was native of
Mecklenburg, a physician by profess
sion. and was elected a member of the
House of Commons from this county
in 1897. member of the Senate in
1901. and reelected in 1902. LIN 1903
to 1906 he was a member of Congress,
and in 1906 was elected Governor of
the State. He left no progeny. Gov.
Alexander is described as gentleman
of great personal worth and respecta-
BILE talents.
Wilmington journal., 1876-08-04

LIVERPOOL, August 2-Night- Futures
quiet. Middling upland of low middling
clause, September and October delivery
31-32d.
Spirits turpentine 24s. I'd.
LONDON, August 2.-Night-Turpen-
tine 23s I'D.
Wilmington journal., 1876-08-04
The Charlotte Observer

The only morning daily paper published
the State west of Raleigh and North Of WI
mington, offers special inducements to adyef
t.sers. Its circulation. size and usefulness
have besD largely increased during theyeal
lust past, and IL NO reaches most Oh the Mer>
chants of Western Jorth Cal oliDa, thus Offer
ing An unsUrpaxsci medium of communica-
tjon net yeeu the D; orchantsof OF Wilmington and
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
Daily ..................& .&9 90 per annam
Weekly. Z"
Wilmington journal., 1876-08-04
Wholesale Prices List.
CORRECTED WEEKLY,

FG These quotations apply to whole
sale prices. In filling smaller orders,
higher figures Gas a rule) will be
charged. August, 4th, 1876.
Wilmington journal., 1876-08-04
00lilulington yournM.
-..,.ITne campaign i'm the

~...oIThe Campaign i'm th
West.
DpRrutz Cutlar, Esq, returned
home Yesterday morning from a tr'l
.,hs mountains. He visited Ashe
=, lie and the Warm Springs, and TIN
.o,ntrv surrounding. The worry o
l;fa now is to figure out the inge
.,;tr with which the French Broao
.uer Ganaged to work its way through
tbe mountains in the course which II
marked out for its'l II.
Mr. Guitar had the good fortune
-,;1o in Asheville to hear the dlscus
,;on on last Saturday between the
non,oo,at;c candidate and Radical
1,na;aate for Governor. He says that
vsnce's victory over Settle was gio~
r;ons and complete, and that the eVi
5ooces were unmistakable that the
large crowd which heard them, twelve
mr. fifteen hundred at the least
WAS overwhelmingly enthusiastic fof
Vance Tn all this crowd it wonid
have been difficult to find more than
ana or two hundred men who would
vote for Settle. Throughout western
Nor,b Carolina. wherever Vance goes
.bo neopla come in the greatest crowds
opd with the greateast enthusiasm to
meet.
Mr., Guitar says that Gov. Vance's
sneech at Asheville was eloquent in
the highest sense of the word, and at
the will of the speaker, would cause
,be audience to shift from moods of
hurning patriotism to moods of the
widest enthusiasm or uncomfortable
laughter.
The Grand Qualification Meeting.
The grand Democratic ratification
meeting in Wilmington will take place
on Thursday evening OF next week.
the 18th inst. The City Democratic
Executive Committee will meet this
evening at Hibernian Hall for the pur.4
oose of completing Ill the arrange
ments. In -morrow's issue, morn
ing edition, we hope to be able to pub
lish the programme in full. The place
where the meeting is to be held has
not vet been decided upon. Besides
his there are other arrangements to
be made before the programme can
be announced, all of which will be
completed this evening. This much is
certain: Judge Fowle, one of the cam
didates for the Presidential Elec-
tors for State at large will be
present to address the assem-
bIage, and we may expect to be enter
tanned with one of the ablest speeches
Of the entire campaign. Judge Fowle
is man of the very finest ability,
thoroughly posted as to the short
comings of the Radical party, and as
to the measures of reform which the
Democratic party are endeavoring to
inaugurate. and, what is more, he has
thrown his whole heart and mind into
the present momentous canvass.
There will be other speakers. also,
on the occasion, and the prospects now
are that it will be such an occasion as
will recall the scenes which transpired
IN the days of hard cider and log
cabins.
Wilmington journal., 1876-08-04

~AkOLINA MESsENaEk-semi-W Wee ky
Mondays and Thursdays, at GoldSboro,4S
q year. j. A, Donitz, editor and PeopEfssor'
Democratici In politics.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-07-21
FAITHFUL UNTO DEATH.

" Wait but liffle. sweetheart. . you said
Her nne hair under your finger tips.
Watrhing the dr0op "a her fair young bead
And the death-while curve OF her quiverinl
lps-
.wai.un the violet beds are allied
BY the hcuntif1l hand Of me maiden spring.
Wait tll the birds are beginning 70 build.
Naii uli the bno0ks are beginning % sing.
swat. with a song in your heart. my girl,
For the life I bear IN the land 20 new
A life a. pure a. the purest pearl
And white as a lily. because 81 yOu.
And, OH remember that come what NAV,
Ere the r bins call 10 her mate l. heard.
shall lean % the light of ycur eyes and say,
Our nest - waiting, my wounded bird.'"
Hard was the snow on ire hills that day,
Winds we're cruel az want or war,
The sky Was sulien and cold and gray,
And ships were wrecked on TIE harbor bar.
And, 'Oh, but my love- my love and mine,
WhithcEsoever your way may be,
nv heart shall cling " your faith divine
Til his pulse Is under the DUST" said she.
And 50 you parted. The desolate days
Went lettering on % the longed for time,
When al the gilttering .Earlen WAYS
Were red with roses and rare with rime.
Tne birds were merry in every tree.
The wind sang high and the brooks sang low .
And the ships sailed cheerily out % sea
And the sea was summers In foam and dow
And she-your darling l smooth your hair.
But worls fall back from my plying lips,
faint on my heArti for how can bear
To poison your life IN long eclipse
Here Is picture. >h- babe me say
Your faith had failed her God help you 4,
frienin
But added, BURY my face his way;
he viii know loved him unto the end"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-07-21

notorisns canal jobbers was forced bv nuhi,.
opinion TO grant what he asked, namely tha
power % appoint commission 60 inyestigate thc
canal frauds. The result OF that ~, tlga
ton was the complete overthrow Of the Canal
Ring aud the punishment OF its c0rrup, mn
nipulators. Through the adoption Of ~
financial measures and the humiliation Of liz
In reducing the state tax the first year of his
administration about seventeen per cent ana to
inaugurate financial policy by which The St,te
lax, which was seven and half mills ON the dol
lar Of the assessed valuation when he came ma
ONCE, will be reduced 30 four mills at least M
the ca niratlon of his term OF two years, and M
the expiration Of the next succeeding year 1, MOI
exceeding three mills.
Mr. filden Is now I'm the sixty third year of his
age. lie Is Ave feet ten inches in height and Ia
has what the psychologists call the purely merry
GUS temperament. with its usual accompaniment
of spare figure, blue eyes and fair connie s,on
lis hair, originally chestnut. is now partially
silyercd with age '
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-07-21

DR.. Eadie, of Glasgow, Scotland,
who died upon the Sd inst, was one of
the ablest scholars in the United Pres
byterian Church. His contributions to
the cause Of Biblical scholarship are
spoken of by Mr.. Sturgeon in his latest
work on Commentaries as Of the high
est class.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-07-21

AT Mayfeld, Ky, during recent
thunder storm, Fred Held the Govern
ment storekeeper in the Cold Water
Distillery, was seated at a desk writing
when flash of lightning struck him
dead without the slightest warning,
although no damage of any conse-
quence was done 10 the building.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-07-21

THE chief difference between the
new style If shoe and the old style Of
boy seems to be that one has TO be
strapped in front while the other has to
be strapped behind.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-07-21

A large statue Of the late William
II. Seward will be erected in Central
Park, New York.
The Osceola times., 1876-06-17
LcckL ITEMS.

Muddy and disagreeabc- not the
iicms, ba, the streets.
"Let no single man escape IS the
leap year motto OF the Aemphs ladies.
Who shtands der shtreets und cor
ncrs 'roHni Der candidate.
We regret to learn that Capt. F.
L. James has been sick for several
dsya.
Rev. MIR. Gasion, on account Of
sickness, failed to preach here last SIN :
day.
ole looked into the muzzlc OF
the gun, and put on his angel Plumage,
is the way they put it out west,
Owing to The late hour in which
We received the proceedings of the
STATE Convention, VIC are unable to
give hlll particulars. The following,
however, are the results, SO far as nom
instiors are concerned
For governor, W. R. Miller ; secre
tafy Of state, B. b. beavers; auditor,
John Crawford treasurer, r. j..
Churchill; attorney general, Ilcndcr-
son commissioner Of state lands, J. NJ.
Smithce.
We will publish fall particulars in
cur mex, issue.
In another column will 10 found
the announcement of c. 3. GAYLORD,
for the office Of circuit clerk Of Missis
sippi county, at the coming September
election. M. Gaylord IS well knawn
to tho voters Of the county, and should
be be elected, we feel assured that he
viii make an lie and efficient officer.
Mr. Geo. z. lIarris lcft our city
last Saturday for Texas.
The farmers all complain of too
much rain this seaqon to produce good
crops, and unless the present incesssnt
rains do eoase, the consequence viii be
no corn, no cotton, no money, and no
'whcFewith' 10 purchase the necessi-
ties OF life.
The Osceola times., 1876-06-17
oSCE0E,s .VS.gESKIE r.


CORRECTED WERgrN nV J. COOK s sons
Batter and Eggs.-l'rosh country
butter, 2j@30e; eggs, l5@20.
Corn Moal.- Frosh, sl,01, ain
dried, sl,oOGSl,25.
Flour-sG@sS p barrel.
Groceres.-sugar 2lG l5c; cof-
fec 25@30c; Molasscs, in barrels, T.
gal. 75c@s1.O0; in kegs, 100. Salt
II bill. $500. Soda l00l2Ic; Rice
l2l@l5c; Tea 81 5O@l rs; Coal
o'l 25@35c per gal.
IIldes.-Dry flint l0@l2l; groen
i@5c p b.
Shot.-P ID. l2lc p sack 1918;
Bar lead, 10,; Powder 35G40c q
pound.
Provlsions.-Dry salt meat 2l@
l5c: fresh hams l2lc, shoulders l2c
Lard lTO20c, Vinegar 30@4Oc. I,
gal; lIominy jc r ib. Bacon lie ;
hams, i7lc; shoulders, t5c.
Whiskcy.-P gal. S2@sl.
Tobacco.-75c@sl,l 10 u Id
The Osceola times., 1876-06-17
II. VI. McyEIGH. 6. I. sEAIMEs.
MCVeigh g. semmes.
ATTORNEYS At LAw,
s. s SEMlA ES,
40 T.R TX y q B L. "a,
ONCEDE.F,

Mississippi County Ark.
Will practice IN all The Counties Of
this (2d) Judicial Circuit, the Su-
arcmc Court of the State, and IN
the adjoining counties af Tonnes
sec and Missouri. Special and
prompt attontIon given TO col
lcctions, to the payment oftaXes,
examining aud abstraotirs titles,
and to whatever may appertan
20 u general Land Agency.
Jan. ~ Il.
The Osceola times., 1876-06-17
RIVER NEWS.
War DFrAgrANNr. IRWIN RFrcrT,
June II. i-7d.
rAxcr

lIff o. IIf - -
q. I: !; / !. !
lnuis' lie -......-.....- g y"
20 L"liie.....-.....'''' 4" ~
81 tpi 'li~ .................. .,
\ Afyt urlI................l ~
NrW 'tr'ean-. -.......,.-.
NashKi ille... .......- II 3
The ) dclot, Use, and The - rali ef river
PORT list.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Osceola Belle, Memphis.
City Of Vicksbarg, ST. Louis.
City of Alton, Vicksburg,
d" Grand Tower, Memphis,
Andy Baum, Memphis.
Capitol City, n. o.
Grand Republic, N. o.
Z" Jas. D. Parker, Cincinnati.
DEPARTED.
Steamer Osccola Belle, Hale's Point.
{" City of Alton, St. Louis.
Z" City ofYicksburg, Memphis.
Z" Andy Baum, Cincinnati.
Grand Tower, St. Louis.
Z" Jas. y. Parker, Memphis.
{" Grand Republic. St. Louis.
Z" Capitol City, St. Louis.
RIVER. WEATHER AND DUsINEss.
The river is rising very slowly.
and if the prescnt nsins continue, VIC
arc likely to have another overflow.
Weather cloudy, with northwest
winds and falling barometer.
Business fair.
GENERAL ITEMS.
Mud an inch deep at the landing.
-Osccols Belle down at 5 P. NJ.
1t is rumored that the Belle Mem.
phis will pass down tomorrow.
The Grand Republic passed down
Sunday, on her way to New Orleans,
loaded to the guards.
The John B. Mlude is due from
St Louis this afternoon. She has late
" been repaired and reftted, and is al
ways on time.
The City Of Hcicna came in from
Vicksburg this morning, with a good
load Of freight and passengers, and
trough back the party that went to
Little Rock last Thursday,
The Andy Baum came in from
Cincinnati Tuesday, with a good freight
and passenger list. She has splendid
string band constantly on board, and
those who travel, whcshcr on business
OF pleasure excursions, cannot 10 het-
ter than go on the Baum.
The Arkansas river stationery at
ut Little Rock, with s feet ten inches
on tie gogernmca, gauge. The river
reporter OF the Herald, Ike those ofsIl
other PaPer., complains e the dali
times. In another month, aye Rep
will have to ornament himself with
reyolvers and "Arkansaw toothpicks,''
and hunt for items as though he were
on the trail Of a Comanche Indian.
-BERNE, June I2.-Serious inun-
dations have occurred in Eastern Swi,z-
erland, caused by heavy rains aud the
melting Of snow in the mornta,ns. The
railways are much damaged ard the
whole Canton of Thurgall Is submerged
Many bridges and houses have been
carried away and several persons
drowned, AT Franenield, the capital
Of the canton. four inmates Of one
house were killed By the falling Of the
walls. fhc Federal Counsel has dele
gated members to proceed to Thuresll
and oAer assistance 20 the inhsbi-
tants.
The Osceola times., 1876-06-17
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

THE METHODIST VNCOPAL CIR ECH
SOUTH RfGltAR ApPGl THENT5 FOR
rilh OSt LDLA CIRCUIT.
Osccoll -Firt and fourth sunlays.
Mn Bayou and williams .-ehool House Sec
Qud SUNDAY
Carson''I Lake aad andy B1ynu Third sun-
day,
stoacwali-Fiftl Sunday,
y. NJ. P%TlEI, PC.
The Osceola times., 1876-06-17
FIRST AND LAST.

''Dut tell me dear, she said
And cDa sinply the soft eyes shonc,
AHJ sb,ly droopcd the modest head,
firsiic HE own
'Bpt tell mc, have you loved 5ci'rci
Or one, on more -
Tho caccr, rparklin- face
Wac iil,l rf Ten DIR, Trusting grace;
She diL not lc8i his answer ihcni
Her king oi men
"prn tell me, dcA. The aasi AID gor-',
Or u nrat9
lie turned hif eyes away,
Yet closer siill her hana he lrc-rcd,
Nor aYaWcIcd sea nor nay
A 1lash conf ssod
Al. iu one huiuir word
Ursaia urhcard
Quiok came q burst OF tears
\ tclnpcst from an apfil sky
Aud them Forpise my dosbta and ,ar
Ike hsar1 her Igh.
"NLy ahnuai varu what i..s rl ia-l
SEQ uifI' i4 t,Tf
The Osceola times., 1876-06-17
DRY GOODS.

Prinls-AIl brands 75@9c u yd.
Domcsiics--Bcet l2l@ l5c; { So
Zoe II yd.
Kcutaoi,y Jcans--65@S5e q yj.
Linseys -2j@i0c u yd.
Domestic Delaincs--25@ i5c,9yd.
Brogans-Sl, ,j09s2,25.
Kip Boots 50, ,0003i 80.
Wamcu's Dulch Polllas- Isl, 100
- 5G.
The Osceola times., 1876-06-17
CONSUMPTION CURED .

IA olt lis sici,p. -etird 'fom active practice
..a. irg A.l placed in he hanis Icy an East India
iui-fiHufrv tNr tuua"ll ni g nipple Vegetable.
i,ri.rdp flr t'lr susudr and ucrlgrout CUrc oi
tc..ill4 4ii.u. NrHuul e.. Caturrh AAlig.a, and
nV bru't aad lnae Al rilons, also Positive
aud i.Hdtt.l ,LrU Tor Hr:vru~ D~tiiy 1nl Ali
Ncryou- CrlYh,iufs. Grrr having thoroughly }
Its,cd i's ws,ffr.id cura.iyo VnNcts Ia thoH-
.~nds ct ti,s-, feels % h- laty o. Mahpi 20 known
tu his aparIiuI Howe Art lHirl hl E,is mo-
tive fu.l e. r.1-c'cfial.s 'c-'rr 90 relieve hrmsu
sudrrm- 10, viii srnd irc1 ui cAaiE,l 90 al
Vhn dg-iFr ID. this r.ripg, Win ,ai t'ru9IHr-
Tor preparing wu! -urc.-sfIliy using NcHt by
rrfmu inal, by addrc 'nr with stuud uarmg
his taper. DF vs.. e.. StEEENS,
AIuIf.e Block syracasc, y. y.
The Osceola times., 1876-06-17
LETTER LIST.


List of unclaimed letters in the post
Office at O.ccola, Ark, June Is, 1870
LADIES LIST.
Anderson Katie, Bardrca Margaret,
Fraz,r Mrs F. Hodge Mrs G,
Howard Mrs r, Howard Mrs R W.
Johnson Miss EJ, Wilcox, Miss M,
FGndrick Miss Bette.
GENrLENEN's LIST.
Ashin Thomas, Anderson Wm L,
Benit Mr. ID =, Curtic Mr Manuel
Davis G., Enlow {,
Forest Charles, Graham Rev S,
Grcar S (Col), lIatchon Andy,
Ivy Mr., johnson VIM,
MumiortP, MosLay VIM,
Pace George, Rozcl George,
Ross Robcib Smith Capt J u,
Willis S r, Walter Ben.
Persons sailing for any Of the above
letters, please say "adyorliscl."
+. NJ Pfrrn, r NJ.
The Osceola times., 1876-06-17
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

STATE OttCkrs.
Governor A. II Garland
Sec'y OF S1atu-D. IS Beavers.
Auditur--W X. ~ Her.
n, aHIirtr- = i. iuutcnil.
Any Gcn ~. 4. Iigs"t's
ton. STAT. i.anhJ--l. y. >mithco
.thanroioi--,i Il. E1kin.
.CnunCcTy tiigk-A Il Wit.
chief Jh-iice-E II. English.
Associate Jusiices- v IA. N. lia4i son anu
,Datid Malecr
uongrrs snan, ls' Di-tnct-L t., Case.
JUUICl AhI.
Second tirouii-topiiics ui MisslsslppL ttn'F
Irt'endon, i'oint-ett, Crai..Iaad Grted,, Ni"5r
tuu anG iardpiph
circuit J'a,igU l.. l.. Mlak,
rros. Any -t.u'us u. BLACK
LEGlSLNliNE
2J,l Distrirt-Cupnticr u Nj .-issipi '-lNson
ioiutsctt nitd tisiA!uai
stale Stbutor--l. 4 ilrn.rlntH
a. kprcScniatiyc--J. + tip'idIc.
COUNTY OFFICER
County JGd-c-i taniran,
ShCiui--l. ii. ii,iNci+
,ounIy 81 rk- h =. Hale,
rr,a~Hrer-J. l. lIiiN,r.
t-rtgtyu john II! Hanyi
A>s,--1r--i, Ward
CuIoucr-A, W. l.ncls
s1-1r-z.e----@gsr--.s- .s-s- .s4-z--,z-S' = - ~
Professionals.
The Osceola times., 1876-06-17
l. 0 G AL OOLUM M N
MASONIC

y lMregu'ar stated meeting sf Oscrola
M n thap'rr, No. ~. is On tn
M IhuFsday next hafurr each rui
moon, VIZ. Jan g's.. Irb. SRI. March
2Hl tlrl G'h nay ith, Jnr' ~.
duhs mi August Bad AU 9i t2lst.. Srpfc.n-
hor 21h.. uciDbcf .Gia Nogcmhu s,ri., De
cenhrr 18th.
uiiatt'1r'aucc offhc members isatall times
tgrut" us i4uup-tpd
"a = 4 n'sona in GOOD standing arc inv,
lel IN aucad.
IS order 9f G l. MOORE, n. T..
" cLarr, secretary
The stated cummBn iciiions OF Oscc0la Lo.lgc
No. q u 81 \. N B., win be cid the saturday.
Oh or lexi beiorr, each full mhn. VIZ Jad.
Nth Fob 5th. Mlrrh ith., Aryil sh May uih.
June sd, tSt. john, the naptiia, lane .iih,)
julb l., August = "a sept anl Sfpt Nh q,
oct 2ah Nov y5th noc 2sih (Dcc. 5J,h
~, John the Eyarrrli-D
1tc NJ a''er- ar' ordered 10 attend in accord
aus " On TIE ly Laws
All Master M.,sous IN good standing are cor'li-
aly Invited TO att'ad. ~ or'lor ~
+. A.GAKllCh, " NJ.
W. tLArP, Scc'y.
The Osceola times., 1876-06-17
SPECIAL notice.

Hereafter 10 Legal Advertise
mcnts will bc inserted in tho TINE
unless payment is mado when hand
cd IN. 1t requires money to carry
on our business and wo are com
PEELED to adopt the cash principle.
This rule wilt not be doviatcd from
in any case.
The Osceola times., 1876-06-17
Laws Governing Subscribers.

II subscribers order the diseontsaaicc Of their
newspapers, the pahllsicr mas ennilnua to send
them until all areaiagus gic paid.
IL subscribers neglspt or refuse 10 tnke 'heli
newspapers from their oaicc tn which lhey are
directed, they ara held .espo''sibie n'il lh'j
have settled their b..!s aud ordered The lapci du~
.,on inuc
IrSubscrbcrs move % other places without in-
forming the publisher. and nrw-pEpeIs are sent
10 .hl fJnur direction, ih,y ago hlll rusiNn7ioa.
The Osceola times., 1876-06-17
T ank L. James, ~. q.

WI practice Noticr' ard surcci1 in Osccoia
intl the IuiutFibtc vicinity
once over ihs Clu.k's Diicc.
OSCEOI A. AR K
The Osceola times., 1876-06-17
Daring Outrage Perpe'ratel by a
Great and Magnanimons Govern
ment In this, tho Centennial
Year Of Our Independence =
Clayton Said to be ln-
calpated.

We learn from the Liule Rock
Hfr4M Of the Izth inst, that one Al
bert o. Morgan, OF Massachusetts,, has
bccn sent to Hot Springs, by the Prcsi-
dent, rs receiver, to lease out lands and
collect rents from all parties in posses
sion Of property, lately decided to be-
long to the government. Myrgan's in
slractions arc to collect rents on the in
proycments, as well as on the real es-
tate. In al, this is the most atrocious
and unbeard Of outrage that las ever
usnspired in the annals of American
history. Morgan was formerly Clay
.on's private secretary, and the general
belief is that Clayton's influence Sc
cured Morgan's appointment. There
seems to be no alternative for the citi-
zens but to submit to the seizure quiet
~ and peaceably. There is a great
deal ofyaluable property in Hot Springs,
b IN public and individual, and the
affair will prove to be another "big
spec" for "disintercsted oilice-hold-
ers." A few more cases OF this kind,
such as the "Crooked Whisky Ring"
"Bcll>nap Embezzlement," and nu-
merous others that need no mentioning,
and the inevitable result viii be bro
ken down, bankruptcd iiepublic.
The Osceola times., 1876-06-17
i,T.,sr,s- -E.i=NTs.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
ToR rRosrcrTING ATTORNEY.

TOR rRosTCuTiNG ATTORNEY.
We are authorized % announce INhEs Z
RIDuICk a. a candidate fer prosccu,ing Attor.
ucy oi ttr Second Judicial Circuit, Of ihc ,t'te
Of AIkmf1s, subject to the action Of q Circuii
Nominating Couycntion, should ono be held.
We arc autl,orizca 20 aurnupcc ihc name OF
= II CEENsHAW,
"a a caud at the approaching September
cl,ction, tor
TRCEEtUTINU ATTORNEY
for the Sccou' Judicial circuit, composed OF the
counties of Randolph Clay Greene, traiglcad,
l'oinsctt. Csoss, Crjil.ialca and Mississippi
The Osceola times., 1876-06-17
ROUSSAN

Hereby annopnces himself q candidate for the
Office Of
SHERIFF OF MI>sfSsilpi COUNTY.
su' feet 10 ih, decision Of the voters ofthe county
at the coming Sei icmhcr eoa,ion,
We are authorized 20 annoauce FELIX Glst n
DY MGhNOCK rs a candidate for
CONGRl. .SsMAN
from the First Conncss iona, district