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The Osceola times., 1877-03-24

agriculture and ia favor o n D. ng
haired shitile-- bar hasier and his
X ni',ei ni cur~ men that have The
Gle X Ia say tia legal advertise
ment In the hspc OF an iilesible
Sc awl upon piece o. dirty paper
II ok mp nn "a rec in h wnnds or
an obscure blacksmifh shop serves
the end-'f u tee better than cor
rscily word, d, plainly printed
n wspapcr advertisements; men
afraid io ira pile ho lestly with the
hrancial qnrsii' n, action nn which
IL 80 much recded; men who sl W
their hostility 10 public schools hy
their at,rm - 80 cut down the exis'.
ing insufficient maximum rate % a
figure ian,amount 90 destruction
of the svsi"m. men who have taken
no 'ar from que hundred hos saud
dol'a from the pockets of the pee.
pie ni the state without giving any
return for the same, had better Lc
lett Al home next time"
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"A rali, signed by 80 cilizcrs,
requesting Maj. }. 7. Burns to sub
mt his uane as a candidate f. T.
County surveyor, is, OWING to the
late hour handed US, lett cut.
The Osceola times., 1877-03-24
Opinions of the State Press on the
Actions Of the | Mill-Yaller
Dog Legislature Of Ar
kansas.

The Gazette OF March the 10Th,
contains a humorous dialogue be.
tween two colored individuals who
propose to open blacksmith shop
Tor advertising purposes, following
out the hint given by member Of
the late House Of Representatives.
This member expressed strong faith
in the efficacy Of advertising on
shop doors-in fact, greatly prefers
it, in this progressive age, to the
old iogy notion ofpuhlishing in the
newspapers. This is the only sound
argument tha, can be used against
the hill offered in the last House.
ifit be true that the shop door plan
Is the best, then, by all means, let
MS move back the finger on the dial,
and abolish the press, as we have
all been deceived L. its power
ivan Buren, Argss.
TnE Texarkana Dewscr1 sums up
tho work ot the Arkansas Lcgisla.
ture thusly: Tho election of Gar
land TO the Senate, and the repeal
OF the dog law
Tns North Arkansas Tmes says /:
awe venture the assertion that
nine out %, ten OF the sales which
ARE advertised by notices on court
house doors, blacksmith shops.
.amp-posts. trees, g., are not legal,
from the tact that such notices are
torn down aud destroyed ht.nre
tney remain OF ,aid PLACES halt the
time required by law. Besides,
many winch are written. Is done in
.ueb a bad. bunglesome style, that
aineJp nine out % huadrci per
SONS VINO read, or try to read ,her,
vii cxeiaim, as Horace Greeley
Z w'en ho sen! note to one of
his no Ehbors and = was returned
sbpposiHg ia % be an answer there
ta. pni en his npcrlavles aEj tried
10 rcat tt. What Ices the l---u
fool mnan some ri ,ho -4 s,at0rs
say, however, The advertising oH
trees, doors, &C., either by printed
~ written notices, suhiee 90 be ic-
slroyed an ii tteen minutcs after they
are put up, aud the parties interest
ed therein never socing OF knowing
oisach a document, lsgood enough.
Wha, would these wtss genlleHen
think il our "devil" would throw
their paper whese IL would be de-
streyed, ar. when they received 1t,
It would be printed 50 badly they
! could noi read III Would tins be
weIl enoughy Nay, verify.
THE Fort Smith Ne1 Era has the
|lowJng "The General Assem-
y q this Safe adjourned last
hufsIay. 1t was democratic
Waugh and tIsrongh, and by com
xss consent, With lew honorable
sexseption-, the most servi!s. 'gno-
ssnt an worthless set OF Legislators
'hss perhaps - met G.fthe sta,&
Ms With Il. deliberately
whats to b atIng against
some agitation.
Capture the fellows
sx,o3y. = be- examined thes
NJ ltex ~ esretnlly place1 -
! :: = - IA pa =
M l lll
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ELECTION i.OTIOE,

IN PURSUANCE Of Il proclama.
ton issued by the Governor, there
will he an election held IN each of
tue Townships of tins county, on
the lith day OF April, 1877 Ior III ,
purpose of elcciing a Coroner and
II surveyor, to fill the vacancies
caused by the failure OF A. ". La
cas, elected Coroner, and James
Anthony, elected Surveyor III Civ
ing bond. And at the same time
there will he held, an election, IN
Swayne aud Canadian townships,
i"rlhe purpose of eleciing two Jus
tees of The Peace, to ill the vacan-
c'es caused by n. &. Cartwrigh,'s 5
removal from the former, and the
death of b. Hudgns IN the latter.
JONI h. DmvER, Sheriff,
Mississippi County Ark.
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WARNING ORDER.
II llls.l.sllri corNr1 cncrlr Corn

Julia \ rr"'ly, 'hinta,
against
Jarni Cox, ct all. Dnicrdarts
The Defendants, James l. Reed, Robert U
kiri patrick AnlicW g ilsri-, John B,ming
jumt. &. Delaney, BmHmin 4. Mce addon
Jacob Cox. llun GallHter aud Edward NJ.
are warned IN npIrar IN . l. runrt within tlirt'
days aud en,Nrf the c'mplaini Of the uiiniin
Julia \ iiay ! X L. HALE Cl.rk.
March itl, la,i. l,y II Il. McNcigh. nc.
McNrieh \ -emmcs, 3g-it
Att'Ns Tor pl II.
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MACHINE
Fut Domestic use.
With Table and Fixtures, only $40.

W ltD dblG dnN IlAlNINA, OIiN CEC'
\ perfect aud uuequalrd large strong and durn-
li MAciiur. constructed elegant and solid. from
tie bet material ~ ith mathematical precision,
rur Constant Fumil, usc or manufacturing pur-
po.cs Always .cady At momeut'- notice tndo
H. day. work, lc,rr nat ord, =, aud vii lg-t
q generation with mod tu'c care; cay ." un'lrr
stand and manage light smnoih. utd swlit riii-
ming like the Ntil-rrgulattd movement Of II hno
watch. Smlle, Com act, Efficient aud Rel able
Wi'h all The valuable Improvements to be found
tn tie III -hrst i.cUd Machine. warranted To do
the same RI. the same way. and n RAPID ~ d
smooth us so Machine. An Acknowledged
triumph Of ingcniou. mcdaniel shiil cssgu-
TALLY the working wuinaHs friend. and iir m
advance " nil nrliuary Machine. fr absolute
strength, R-liarility and general u-elulres- /;
wiz Hem, Fell. Tuck, Seam, Quilt u nd Braid,
ord. Gulbrr. Hui,lr. Iii r, lait Fold. Callop.
Rtl, Emhr. idrr. Run mp iircndths, &c. with
40 dcr'ul raid ~, ncaincss and ease, scw- Ire
strongest lasting stitch equally fine aud smooth
through AZ kiHds OF goods, fcm camhric To sew
crl thickupsso~ OF brpHdCluih or leather, with
Hne or cpl, 81 cotton. iipru, IL or twine. Gives
ur, feet satislacti,n .Nll earn II, cost several
il g, over IN season Va the work il docs, or
ma eu good living fur any man or woman who
~ .trr To use 10 tli hat purpose; urks 20 !aih
mi aud oa.y The servants or children cun us II
Wifrout dnmags pricc uf Ngchi G. with light
table. fully cqUiiprd for faulty work. so, lIHf
cusu, Cover, side Drawers and Cabinet Style
each ni corrrsp poudiu-ly low rut'~ safe deiive
~ guaranteed. fuc from damage. Explanatory
pamphlets ilih~trai,d d with eugrasug- ui the -c,
Arsl styles of Mathin,-, reference. variety uf
sewing, G. mailed fee. Confidential terms
with hhcrai indug "ut"ui- 10 rrterp' sing lor-Y-
men Teachers. IusiBc-s Non, T3suliUC or Joe
cal Nccuis. Sc who desire cNcu-iyc Agencies.
furnished on application address John II,
Kendall y TO-, ~ Broadway New oriy.
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Saturday, March "a, 1877.

THS new Senator elect from 0hio
Il Stanley Matthews. Pcnnsylvs'
mia sends Simion Cameron.
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"A Chicago Pole writes 10 the Ii :
lie Rock Gazette. making inquiries rel
a,iye to Arkansas Lsads-wants co.
600 acres, on or near river, or rail-
road. for the purpose Of settling colo
n, OF three or four hundred families.
Lands to be put at reasonable prices,
aDi on easy ferms.
The Osceola times., 1877-03-24
WANING ORDER.

In Mississippi County Probate Court
1homg~ Musyn,e, Plaintiff
NH
sarh Jane Wright Defendant
= be- uefvndaut >tuhJ Wright &. wprnpd ta
arpcal iu thi. cnuri within tlir.s ea.- aHd a'
swrr The action rf she plaintiff lhnl.an u Nu-
gtaNrS. IA y n LIZ. tl,rk
February 2uh ~. ~ u.R MoNcigh nc.
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Trustees Sale,

u Nuiuc of of a deed e. Trust mulo to me ON
d the i7ih q y Of ApN l~.t. %, A!!Id 10
shCar~ Hnd hi- wife. Susan 4. Bashei1r. tn sr-
eur, ci ri1m dchtrdur-~ 10 said decd d,srti b. q
which t..l iu frnsf - duly rrr't.ird 60 Ihr ir-
cut t.rit 4 rIt.~ nT,-. Ui -.f..f. fi N...If.
ArhIu FL. t E'. iI i...a. t'l d. passes ga o..
u..i 1903 Nd. tItb da, ol March, lS,1. % tir pre-
mi~os oi,r tur sale Too The h1rtt and Irsj bi,l-
dvt for cash. the follow .ng dc ihrd r.al auil
pvt~uual property, tu-wli pat uf thv s.fuih east
quarter ui thr -ou'h cdsi qlartrr pf -rcfiuH IHlf
jhiriy-oue. col tuiu'ng llS eighteen acg,s; pa' &
ot the ~uuih west guuicr of the south ra-f quar-
Ter 1i ciiuH l'll thuty-ouc. contai, ing fisI
eighteen a-rc- pam of The ~uuth-cHsi guHrt' ul
thg Horih-Wrst quufit ui section ili thar ~ us
containing ISL eighteen Hercs Iari Of ihv ,uulL
west quaittr ai t,v north west qurrt,r uf sect u
1877 thirty one. containing H. righucn nctG- .
north paft Of tie a. rih rast quarter al ia toEiu
'lst quar;vi uf ,rciiun 1911 thirty one, coufHin-
ing .lil fuuriecn Hcr haith pafi 81 the ne. Ih-
wtst qbait,r uf the south ea-i guHrtyr oi section
1871 imlty-unc, containing llll fuultron nrtes ;
moth lmrt the nurth east qtaltrT of the south
wet quarter uf -eeliin lsi' thifiy one, cuntain-
ing lii acr,s uor ~ n IT fhc north west quar-.
Ter ~ the suuth west quartet oi srction ifD ir-
tN.nnr. c"nfaniul lfI fourteen acres. south part
u3 tlr south wtsi gualtvrui the norih west quar-.
ter oi section issl thirty. two, cot ltainiug tlS
eighteen ncus nnrih pant - the north wet
90 iIi,r oi the south west quarter of section li
thiry two cohiaii ing tili haf,rru acres. total
utui one hun'lrct and sixty acrrs. all IN town.
ship ti,l tleyeh Nurfh. AZ Il Range - inc East
hrina situate IA ratd county ~ Mississip aud
, state - AikansaS Also, all sfcce. attic, far.
lning inst prWntS, t"o's Ne on said prrnis,.
,reevy,aant ,fo ghi Of dover AVID hums-trad ate
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ltIVE IL NEWS.
SYMPTOMS OF Diseased Liver.

Symptoms Of a Diseased Liver.
DAlN in the right side, under The edge
| of tie ribs, increases on pressure /;
sometimes the pain 10 il the lc.tsidc; the
patient is rarely able to lie on the left
side; sometimes the pain is felt under
the shoulder -blado. ard it frequently ex-
tends to the Np Of the shoulder, and Is
some,imcs .lis,S&cA f.. yL,1aa,ismin
the arm. The stomach is affected with
loss ofappetite and sickness; the bowels
in general are Costiye, sometimes alterna-
tive with lax; the head IS troubled with
pain, accompanied with dull, heavy
sensation in The lack part. There is
generally lconsidcrablc loss olmcmory,
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 wearincss and de-
bility; he is easily startled, his feet are
cold or burning, and he complains OF a
prickly sensation Of the skin; his spirits
are low ard although he is satisfied that
exercise would be beneficial to him, yet
he can scarcely summon dL iortitude
enough to try it. In fact, he dis,rusts
every remedy. Several Of the above
symptoms attend the disease, hut cases
have occurred where fcwofihem existed,
yet examination ofthe body, after death,
has shown the LIVER 10 have been ex-
tensiyely deraugel.
AGUE AND FEVER.
DR.. e. MeLANE's LIVER plLLs, IN
CASES or AGUE AND FEVER, when taken
with Quinine, are productive OF he
mos. happy results. No better cathartic
can be used, preparatory to, or Attcr
taking Quinine. We would advise all
who IRE afflicted with this disease TO
give them 4 FAIR TRIAL.
For all Bilious arrangements, and rs
4 simple purgative, they ere unequaled.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
The genuine DR. {. MgLANE's LIVER
Pals are never sugar coated.
Every box has rcd wax seal on the
lid. with the impression De. M'LANE's
LIVER Plus.
The genuine MCLANE's LIVER PnLs
bear the signatures of {. MyLANE and
FLEMING BRos. ON the wrappers.
By Insist on your druggist or
stope feper giving you the genuine
y e.i,s% las LIVER Pills, pre-
lid the i"n', i;ne and place os., Pittsburgh. ia;
gave III Il d;.l,Iyed .blc druggists and
The Osceola times., 1877-03-24
WARNING ORDER.

Ia.MaiasippI Creait Court.
Adam, y OLSON ! rlmatia-
v :. Lin ~lcy.
fru~fcc. aud n.ic Defendants.
Met. i.ihtlsipy
hp defendants a - Ind -lcy Trustee
and Sailir Met LiEd-lcy, aIr Warnvd to alu,rui
r fli tNurl NithN 800 ihiriN days and m,-Nvl
Dc uupiami 90 the 'lai Httf-. 'dHm- n 'iyun
March lutH., i6ii. i II T. HALE Cirk.
y lluch.E McN,i.h, y. G.
3-2l u
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NeN York Cnsh Price List.

. 'nllnn- can ana. h"A.............- ....,.S . q,
10 kNr .a ,-...... ....--....... y y
-n 80 hat herfei ................. 6 80
20 one hurrol........ ... ......... ..... 20 -
We have iu stock oi uuluwn manufacture,
roofing materials, ,tc, at the io lowing Glow
prices!
100 rolls extra Rubh,r Roofing at cents per
square foot. ca we Viii furnish Rubber Roof
Lig Nails. tais, aud slate .psnf fer au curirc
nrN root, at ~ cents per square luoD
p ~ ro,l, 2-ly lairtd i;ounii. leit at = ceut-
per -quar f'ot
$500 ,uib S.ply rarcd Roofing fot At pa cents
per square lrut
2iu 10 l. Ta.rod Sheaing 1T cent per square
foot
$50 gallons dnr Euamrl Paint mixed ready
for u-V on iusde OF outside wnrk.ai,Sj per gal
Ion all shaccs
l0i1 hhl. slate lpur .. ........... per BIOL - %
lOUO g snal stone hulr. ....... 90
ltuO +" tran Mineral ............... g 3 Oa
IUo - Meia,ir PanLdry o.
Special prices per { n or clr-load lots.
All orders must be accompanied with the
.Noncy, OF subject 30 % day drafts on well kuown
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MUNICIPAL,
Election Proclamation.

Is PURSUANCE OF the law rcgula.
ting municipal elections throughout
thc state of Arkansas, !, az mayor
Of the Incorporated Town OF Osreo-
la, Mjssi>sippi.courty, hereby pro-
claim That the Regular election
Tor one Mayor, i've Aldermen, aud
ono Recorder, 10 serve for the en-
SUNG municipal yer, for tie sand
Town Of Osccola, will be held it,
said Town, on Tuesday, the 5th.
day of April, lS1I
ALEX. GOoDhiCH,
Mayor.
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Sc sec, -, T ny, q. E 100 aces.
Most ui ihiH tract i- uhuvr oycfsr ~ ac.ts
Wrli u'ed.urd, and with 40 q make Is
iarm ut 2ip ucrr- ot much value lice sl.eC,
Terms; uie higd ra,h, ballauctonc and two
) tas
These ltul- are the brat In fnenchmar5
Bayou settlement, ts near the ifch and SCI eel
hon e., and Is The nust de-iubiands nOw ca
the malGot Ia tuis county.
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No Q.

W = Ne. Sct. ST 10 H. asI 30
acres, 80 aclts above ordiHi" N'filuN, hHaLcc
wei. ,imheled. Price $40 'ilns Easy
The Osceola times., 1877-03-24

$50 acres on Cle.ake, good farm WIN com
r,,t,li mill r.,siilh gin huusc, good null,
,,,,, IN hul,liug-, . acres In Cul
'' ~ ,','sa,lrned part OF which Is I'M
~, s,,',.'.. ,.,,4r, iocatcd, ana good site for
b, .,',ra.,,,'I H. unity and prosperous settle
mem nostiy rar overflow. lricc $1,000.
lem. az I'M R,na,lr easy 10 g"od purchaser.
safis,actnry r,.ons given for wanting 10 sell
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WARNING ORDER.
In Crittenden County Circuit Court.

Caroliae : 7 Hodges, Plaintiff
against Complaint in equity
Flcmiug II Ptice n-
the adm'r with the wiii Defendant
annexed ui ct o. II
Rcuhcu :. { hick, d,c'd
and uti,crs.
I he defendants prtius " Chick. Elizabeth y
Chick. NidpW, aud tNscu nix ct the WlIl e Rtu
ben : chick. deed Maria Thompson. a.,
Louisa farruud her husband F1r are Ugrnr,
to appcar IN this court within thirty dtys and az
Z llna.rs
February ~. ls17 JNO, SNEPSTON.
.-2I-N GlHk
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CHOCOLATE COLOR,

eh,n ir-t spulicI. chsn2iugiu ahou, month tu
an. .iolG slate ru'ur, aud ls, to iut, ~, aud
ltuftuS,s -i.tp Ga
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.v>glied the mis-; a
coul2iekels have.S for it does't match
INV dre::ss ~ an
And the poor girl had to remain away
from the church privileges.
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\ roof may he covered with q very Chrap
shing C. aud by app icatiuu OF this STATE by ma,lp
tu + IT IRON ~ to . years Oid roofs can he
patchc bud coated, looking much h. ter and
~ ng lUu-or thau uew sHius.e- Without tuc
-lgtc, tor
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Lands For Sale.
No l.

No. !.
- " Sec y, 1own,h II ~. r. 9cas,,
l0acrts, ahONc oyclauW. sJ.2er,s in -sccrssl.l
cultivation lullarcc tr1dcntd and a. f0~>v~--.---
Price ~ ,21, iprins one Third casfaanct Ia
ono auu Two yeats.
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LEGAL NOTICES,
The Osceola times., 1877-03-24
No Tar is Used in this Composition.

therefore Il hciihcr c'ack- ia winter n lrrun, in
summer CO decHytd shinglr- il MS mp the
hul,- apd lurS, uad giYcr 4 urW suh~ilu iiI rcut
that vi lat for YEAR. 'urlpd or warped shin
gIu- 10 bring. tu their place .ud Keeps ihrm
There it hlls mp all holes in irlt roots .tpIs the
leaks aud ithuuEh Glow Ggtr, Iaiu docs not
uHt 90 10 ga icV huur- after applying A. nearly
all paints that urr black cotL.u Gar. D. sure u
ohtoiu aul r,uuiuc aiti.c. Whicn uur suug a.
Tuols) l.
The Osceola times., 1877-03-24
TIN ROOFS

F, ar red color j. usually preferred as one
coat IL equal to five ol amy ordinary paiut. For
BRICK WALLIS,
our hri ghi red is the only reliable slate paint
ever introduced that " u efl,cjnul prevent
dImpur-- nuiu pguttIui in-.and ti,cn oiiug the
plrstor. ihc-r paiu.s area 81 largely u-,d uu
ruhup-e- aud i,ucr~. ur A. prmiu.s coat oi
iue bu ldius-. ur oulN color are hucu ate g,
Rcd. Bright HcdHud Ornge
The Osceola times., 1877-03-24

Nv q Soc aG. 7. Is r. 10 East, wnhiu
p miles Osccula, 40 - hoH 'a ~. Nauul,
.,,,pd a'd ,a, c..E, put in cuitivain the
zi Se,r, & t"~mlortni houses on the p,lace.
o,ac of the lard 4. =, ct to overflow, Lt 4,
We drained by ditch lHoo S''''0 '''"
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IT STOPS EVERY LEAK.

aud Tor tin or iruu, has-uo equal, ua It esq aul.
10y heat. cun rncts by cnih, aul nrv,r crack u r
sculrS. Roof covered with l.u shrauu- le can
hc rads Watc,.t shi at a small ,Xpeusc, AID lru-
ser, ed lut uauy yefr-
IlL- nl.LII MINI L
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No. a.
,coocr.sw \ sec. % T. 10 y, u 0, East.
''',i,,,ts, ',tn, nov = tang 80 bales OF cotton.
TT cr : ~ Icrins easy
No
Tt.s,,,.east O. quarter of section ~ one,
in tors.hip u q i'urlccn, Nurlhi ansr y clr'
ON. tsf, of which, there arc 10 acres cleared
am, s,ler fence. with good houses, outhorscs,
wei sc. &c, A-o
rlsr acrr- dcadcned, which car he put IN eul
tianou next year
irice, 81 90. Terms easy. Apply to
JAMES y BEST
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pIseLysH that which Is Rooi. d.. ]. IL:
81 80 Hlfeaa5hsR'ns cardial and Rlccd}
~ II. IlIssis Z 'csAy: lsfsss. ..sS ssESff
~ ee sssn z = ~ r
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Onc-third the Cost of Rc-shirgliue.

The expense ot Stating new shnsc- j. On y
about the II ot simply mN iug ih'm. HE paint
is irc-prool against Il, ins emhvrs, a. muy be-
ctsily tested by aul one.
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EXTREMELY CHEAP.

Two I1ll II wi cover hundred square lrri of
,h u.lv roDf. Whi un I'm. itpu. ic +, matched
luaul., ur unN ~mu "a surface, rom two trJtiS
To- one iui urv required 10 lul ~ lar, lr.t oi -ur
face, ud although tir paint has a ,rta,y D uy d,
Il l. cl-i.y applied vita a blu-h.
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Tux Corning EYrcJj says;

Tux Corning Eprc,t says;
The legislature adjourned last
Thursday evening aud succeeded
in pine freeing and horsc.racking
the printing bill. There is not a
member that honorable body who
can look n "south-down" in the
face without some compuncuon of
conscience, because their (the
sheep)most sacred rights have been
legislated away
True, but they are not likely to
he annoyed 10y the pleading gaze
OF those emblems OF Innocence long
they commenced their extermin-
alton at the Capital, before they
left, where their dainty flesh was
gnlped down with penitcutiary
c ampaignc-Wh hen they 60 home,
with their old familiar whiskcy.
',raights, and the assistance OF the
grateful "yallcr dorg," the annoy
ance will soon cease.
To be continued }
The Osceola times., 1877-03-24

TuE Helena Word is rcspon,'-
blc Tor the follow ing: at the be
ginning of the recent legislature
many Of the patriotic members who
had been given iree passes over the
Iron Mountain and Southcrn rail-
road, especially those who dad net
reside upon the line OF the road,
launched terrible analhcmas al such
u spirit, numbers OF them literally
filled with wrath over such an out.
rogeous proceeding. The romance
aud the chiyalry VAS taken out OF
the business entirely up0G the ad-
lournmcnt Of the august and sell.
sacrificing body, by the most ram.
pant OF the noble RhmaLs, taking
back from the CLERK coverlly, what
they had returned in such an ts,cr-
tatlous manner, and passing them
selves homeward with all the dig
nifty Of the country's founders
The Osceola times., 1877-03-24
Tnr Southern Standard SAYS:

We received no Little Rock pa
rerS yesterday morning, aud con
srqucnily know nolhirg of Il c
closing hours OF the Legislature. II
they We're no more cicdi,ablc than
was the Other pur ION ot the session,
ii viii go down III history rs one
ot The most useless legislatures
that has ever assembled IN Arkan.
sas. II cut nut more work than It
could have finished ~ SIX months,
and did not finish as much us It
ought 10 have done 10 six days.
The Osceola times., 1877-03-24
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.

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white sugar, whncrally.
metal molds, previosrrt.Sz's lrrs
| its sticking. y part
LEMON SYRup.--To every a.
lemon,juice add six pounds OF ~
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| with lunp of sug.E; pRtes-
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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-26
The Department of Dakota
Sioux city journal.

Sioux City Journal.
Col. Chas. Mcclure, who was formerly
stationed here as commissary of snbsist-
ence, but VITO now has charge Of all the
business in that line in tie department OF
has had an immense amount of work on
his hands, and is not clear of it yet by
any means. There are in his department
twenty-four posts and two depots, com
prising ninety-teu companies, or half of
the present entire United States army =
The number of men in the field has been
900, but the reduction Of companies to
thirty-fo u men each, which is now in pro.
gress, viii leave only 1900.
He informs US that 1t is expected be-
ycnd question to end the Indian war in
his department before next month has
passed. General Terry has gone up the
Yellowstone to consult with the comman-
der of the forces in that region, to make
arrangements for suspending field oper-
atoms by that time. Sitting Bull has
gone to the British possessions with a
large proportion of his followers, and it
is not expected that he will soon return,
The building of the new posts at the
jiOulI4 VI iOISdS iifNl hANA ~ hlOhtH VI
the Big Horn viii complete the chain of
Montana posts by which it il hoped to
keep the Indians south thereof from JOIN
ing with those of the north, thus pernla-
nently lessening the probability of future
combinations and raids. Besides those
mentioned there are forts Ellis, Shaw, Ba-
ker, Benton and M~issonla, making seven
mall, an appropriation OF $4,000 tor the
latter having been secured at the last SEES
sion of Congress for the purpose Of pro
viding for the protection of the grea'
wheat country in It's vicinity. In each Of
the posts beng constructed on the Tongue
and the Big Horn, five companies of in.
fantry and six OF cavalry, or a force Of
1850 men will be stationed, making the
total of the garrisons in the section over
) 5000. The material for these posts viii
all be transported to its destination du
ring the continuance of the June rise
and they will be pushed to completion
as rapidly as possible.