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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-09

The directors of tho Union Pacific
rniroad report for the year ending De
crmbcr u last as follows; Gross earn
ings, exclusive Of Omaha br,dgu, tla,'
$50 ,sos; operating expspecs, iscludina
lax, 45,oes,all; surplus earnings, H..
rtc -t- Ssf..,.sl.s
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-09
HiS.Ti1.

\ couIi martial is in progress at st.
Paul, before which, run,or saya slsjas
Ksno, Of tie seven,h cavalry, and Capt.
Belt, .ol ihc same regimsnt, will lie ",
iaigncd On charges preferred by each
sggains. the other, but not inynlying
Reno's action on the Little Big Horn
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-09
Suggestions for March Work.

The American Agriculturist for
March LIST gives seven columns Of
practical hints aud directions concer-
ming work 10 be done on the farm,
gA,d den, orchard, etc, from which We
extract the lalloHing:
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-09
sAsPAnAGus.

( When To weather = 1sdailed raks
eAyhc littes md fork insha fine mas
sd lightly. In inland lAc6D, SOW q
refuSe Or other salt, 2ib 10 The square
yarth Set new beds with one-year
roots. In Geld culture 3x3 and even
4x6 feet arc allowed between the
plants. For ihe family garden .2x2 Fl.
q ASH 8 inches = usual. Give each
plsn. shovelful 81 good manure,
cover this With 2 inches of earth, Set
The plan, with ifs GROWN ii least six
inches below tho surface, and cover
it; when The shoots appear, gil up the
furrow gradually. ,;.5ss
NOvELTIRs.
While wc often caution sgsine,
trusting 10 nn,ested novelties for =
mzin crop, there is nothing moro in.
tercsting than to test and compare
these. One sometimes draws : real
prize, but he must be prepared fo'
some disappointmen,s.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-09

Anappropriation Of ~ 600 has been
made f,r establishing The boundary line
between Dakota and " yoming.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-09

One hundred end City thousand dol-
lars has necn sppl opsired for psblio'
surveys.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-09
BARLEY.

!,
BARLEY
Skillful management is required to
succeed with this crop. Peculiar
soils are required to produce clear,
thin skinned, bright colored sample,
such As brings the bcs, price in the
market. A frissle, clean, mellow,
dry, limestone clay loan is perhaps
the best soil, bnt some. lighter soils,
that are warm and rich, viii produce
good barley. The soil must be
,hroughly worked, aud ftea from
secds. Barley should always be
1 drilled, and the seed placed At an
. even depth below the surface.
There is no better crop with which
to SOW 10 clover.
| will succeed uppn soils where bsr!cy
would fail. A rough sod and y moist
soll will grow good oats; it is the
best spring crop 10, "A reclaimed
swamp or uewly broken clsyey
meadow. Two-tnd.a.lalJ bushels Of
4 seed, per acre, is light seeding; )
bushels, if driHed, or -, If broadcast
is sometimes Gown with good results.
The thick seed ,ng yields = finer stalk
which makes more desirable fodder
than Etou,efstraw.
/ o4Ts.ASp PEAS,
sovn together prodnee very finc
nutritious fodder. The two crops
Together, upon one acre Of goos soil,
viii yield nearly,7sif not quite, Rs
| much fodder as would nm acre OF each
sown separately. We have sown two
busl,als OF eats and 81 pecks of pcAs
Ito the acre. II soaB carly, the fod-
der may be Gu. for soiling cows or
horses in May or June, aud success
sion for continuous use may be soYn
every two weeks until early in May.
Roll the ground after sown, so that
the crop may be Gu. with : mower.
which may be easily done, IS the oats
support the peas and prevent lodg.
ing.
i CLOVER SEED,
may be sown upon the snow, or when
FA5frost has hardened the surface.
I 1Onc great advantage Of sowing upon
the snow is, that 3 very even spread
can be made, as the seed can readily
be seen, and the foot marks remain rs
guide for the next breadth sown.
The most inexperienced need make
no lapse OF nisses. A good quantity
of seed for each cast, is as much as
can be held between the first and sec.
ond fingers and the thumb. Walking
At an easy gait, this will use up about
eight quarts Of seed per acre. II the
wind is blowing, walk so that il
blows across the path; the affect is
then equal both going and returning,
but it is not SO II it blows FIRST on the
face and then on the back.
7 FIGS. f.
/ The high price Of pork has greatly
stimulated tho breeding Of good
.clasa Of pigs. With the preralent
diseases, which now destroy 20 many
hogs in the west, there will be a pre-
MUM FOR good management. i, is
4 very clear that cleanliness, and va.
riety Of healthful food, viii prevent
/ diseases. Make good start now,
with the young pigs. Provide warm,
fclean pens for the brood sows, Is be-
ginning, and 80 arrange that they may
have clean pasture lot to run IN;
not bare, muddy piece Of waste
ground, bu. a good piece of clover or
grass, in which they may procure the
bulk of their food. Breed only from
thoroughbred boars; keep the best
stock, and keep them heal,hful and
growing.
il POULTRY.
Cleanse the poultry bouaes aud ncsI
boxes from lice. We h.ye lined our
poultry house with Johns Abestos
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-09

Chief Ju.,ice Moses, Of South Carolina,
died a. Columbia, on thr 9Th inst.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-09

TUlITE
Cleanse the poultry bouses aud ncs !
boxes from lice. We h.ye lined our
poultry house with Johns Abestos
roofing, at q cost Of few dollars on
". and there is no fear of vermin of
any kind in 4 hereafter. The smell Of
carbolic acid from the tar is very
strong. bu, not disagreable. and viii
thorough hly lisiufect the house. Pro.
vide ! warm corner In the stable for
thevcarliest brooding hens, and give
extra care TO the young chicks. The.
Marcii and April chicks wj'lgive a
plenty Of eggs next winter.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-09

surveys,
The New York herald., 1877-10-23
THE JERSEY BLUE LAWS.
COMMERCIAL

Chief Of Police Nathan, OF Jersey City, sent yester.
day to Mayor sicdler tho reports OF the captains Of
the several precincts in reference the places that
wero open for the transaction of business the
Christian Sabbath, in accordance with the Mayors
quest to the Police Commissioners The report sets
forth that all the ferries, horse ines steam rail-
roads. Newark stages, licensed hacks boot blacks,
mix wagons, butchers carts, malt brewers, Mat
tncssen Wiecher's sugar refinery District Telegraph
oflce Western Union Telegraph office ana LoriIIards
toOacco factory were in operation There were open
Ior business 10 liquor saloons, newspaper stands, 30
cigar stores Ia oyster and dining saoons 40 groceries,
~ barber shops Il drug stores 10 candy sorcs and
stanIs furnishing store, 81 butcher shops aud hsh
stands bakeries, hat store clothing stores, dry
goods stores, stationery stores tailor shops boot
and shoe store, milk depots and livery stables.
ms report does not include the Second DISTRICT In
which about fifty saloons were open. Mayor Siedlor
Will at once bring the matter before The Grand jury
The New York herald., 1877-10-23
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

,o Cotton active es%.h sna firm mddng lose low adans
grs,s 500 Esp.rssnTo & the Channel 500; eoastwiso
NEW ORLEANS Oct. - 1877
rcSs orn @ DaddSs S essp low %ddns nl. i
sra Sales, 5000. stock, 81, 2,ss7
Cotton firm held higher Ridding iose low midaling
poss aSS Sales socs ass' h1
SAVANNAH, Oct -. 1877.
mn 10 oIsed Sa @ anard or
good ordinary Net ssa saIes gross 1856
4,2s2. Stock, 47o54.
Cotton armer mIddling 1oe iIc low midding lose
j.. ioste good ordinary 10 l6c io1sc Ne, receipts.
4i.so5 '''''' ''''''' ''''~
Spirits OF tnrpentine quiet steady at 81 Ic Kosin
firm y 20 for strained Crude tupen,ae steady At 81 45
sisadJsss 81 60 " ~ - m o.~ro. o., . % ,s-1 "
Flour unchanged; sales, 14oo sbis. Wheat-No. ain
wsusee club y 81 Corn steady high mixed oec Barley
at 7c = 600 %. :. soc heId a. 7sc. Corn meal
sSI,S sas s sa no a cas s
Wheat and peas. l0c; corn and rye De-, barley Sc.
i TO YORK.
sass S S.s ss Sar sppsS b, so
BUFFALO, Oct, -, 1877.
Flour quiet unchanged; sales so bois. Wheat very
spas sS 'nsi, .s a sTs 5 % o Ss ss al 81 w';s CORN
sales 1900 business No. Western At 5iise 100 do
sales ss S aS " cssso 1as o as s Su &
Marley da s"1s I snshs ;anad. 7. track
reights.aWne"t, lae. oats oalc. corn lie, asked
changed In bushels Wheat. os 200 Sa ao
$1,000 d. malt So ss. o, do aSss as
5000 do corn $40 bbls Hour Railroad
@ sos on @ DO bushels r waes 1900 do corn leoooo
% s% sso ,S DO s' Canal
corn Aaea , % on The lakes for Buffalo bushels
barley, 10000 do rye. ''' '-''O'0 ~
Flour dull; family. So q So i: Wheat dull and IN
At 27c a3ic iiye IN good demand at 3sc 59c. Barley
at s So LARD pfs a ' and se rs
@ ,ss s sss sa o. & Ba %ss. sses , and
sNoa ad. demand is. clear rb s s clear .iaes es
& Js si o yi' 200 70 sAsss s
3 So s.;ss.y. j, iSS b :.
TOLEDO Oct %. 1877.
Michigan, spot and seller october and November 81 30
seller October il s; ler November. ss'a 81 p0tN No a"s
spring ssSa saia. ssS y 49,
and seller oe,obe 4sse seller November, 4sc. DO,
SS NJ, white. t,sc ,slee,cd So damaged Sc new.
l9ooo 30 Ss's 400 do PIP 100 ses
81 s5s amber do, spot and November 81 80 81 s6%
Sovs@sar a % ii - Corn 1Pos quiet g. az new, w
January, Abe; damaged new, ,37,c Oats steady
Flour quiet but steady; Western extras 70 S6 Min
nesosa estr. - 90 - 90 patents ~ ova So
but generally iessr; No chissgo spring 81 loh; No .
mand and shade higher, but unsettled, 49,. cash
~ sr % ssss'a s.,s s & o:s sessy
rejected, 2iAc. Rye hrmsr AZ 53hc Barley nrmer st
The New York herald., 1877-10-23
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON: SPOT 1-16c. HIGHER; FUTURES
CLOSED BARELY srEADY-FLoUR EASY
WHEAT LowEI-CoGN FIRMER-oATs FIRM
ER-wHIsKEY sTEADY-PoRK QUIEr-LABD
sTEADY--PETRoLEUM QUIEr--oILs STEADY
SPIRITS TURPENTINE wEAK-RosIN UN-
CHANGED--CoFFEE sTEADY-sUGAR FIRM
FREIGHTs FIRM BUT DULL.
MONDAY, Oct 22-6 p. NJ.
Business was firm In most commodities, with somo
few radical fluctuations on Change. Flour easy
Wheat dull and lower under very heavy receipts.
Corn was armer and active. Oats were nrmer Whs-
key steady. Pork quiet Lard steady. Froights
dull but unchanged. Cotton on the spot was
Lice better Futures closed barely steady Coffee was
trile better sugar firm. Oils were steady. Petro
leum was DUH Rosn was unchanged Spirits turpentinc
weak and lower
CorrEE-Rio was shade better. The sales werc A. so3
bags Rio ex Matthew Bard at 1sc for air 32o6 do do
g. 4. Pcndergast. and 1905 do. Santos ex Magdan
both private Mid coffee quiet Stock of Rio
In first hands to ght:--
The New York herald., 1877-10-23
PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

Providence. n. l., Oct. ~ 1871
The printing cloths market dull; prices nominal and
The New York herald., 1877-10-23

ss s;;s ss 0ss' sss Iss STE 10y
js~sy oisy"....... 7i74 "A o,e6l ie.sas
TOT Totals. iooss 80 1915 9el2s ssat s,ts
Ssnsss slow sas steady a. low rates. the nerd.
10 D's los ha
net
i ssiss ws,.q II
s.esrs M r., a. sc per ~ weight "a ss Illinois steers
:, ,aI ioA.s b. Weight s~: Us Ksn.ussy steers ss
dsses
a M S @ s as as, Gs % weigh,
1s .9s saS sGs5s r. All =. 9s s. Z
y .r zoe per bs weight usry Gary sold Tor
ssISSs Siii: .oa .ss sdss, . orig
e. Tsss I xss s' 10 '. - sss as
asys bed 81 "a ssp
Pc, s~ q sss sa su live Tss w.rs; SiG 5 S
's,ssz pS Sasfi
s w. iasi: SiS ss.s = si e. PEI
s: :sss :i:s :s': ;i;s
SssAs Fish Z sr ONO {: f.ys.d CO.. ID per ono s
steer: at iq w sssS u had 81 ohH
wsfats % ~ sM ew on0 sss5s s. !. 7 a iks
sassy . is 0s wss. ssss "
cw! for Smith 4 Co. SO ohio steers 0Isc. per lb.,
per ID, win $40 on on Is head and lo.se. Per lo
Kentucky steer. Ioc per T.. weights 5X * ew;
ksha sid iss Kahn raes la s5ss f isd ksatassy I
:s..9s ss ;:s ..s. .S
TO- p'p wsse T.,sai
weight a sx. g 8 hi @ 'sG with
TsA ID as ssd s% ss
1sss. s :s with s. 4
50 head sold At SC per b. Z; vogei sold for Meyers
n?i iiss; Ts'ESss
p, weight cwt 50 colorado at sac &C. per
x.se;s iH' sS a' ss%an sssas
At b. Weight IT. s t axa sT grass
E. AsoS S sass s in M
nos = see per r. wset. zig ~ g sy q Colorado
s S1
'' sss " IS s On S''s sws
weights sH ewt = "a ewt. N: GSdscLmst sold for
weights 81 sx sN sws Is Goorads ss Ss per
s~s At
Weight. X ss steers per
the Plains, st SIC h., weight sH cwt 10 COLORADO
% Colorado Steers ss IsFns per Weight sws '0se
sHKnr AND LAaBs-Tfads unchanged sncs daily
sls PsI n lambs :. Ss ae.o T. mixed aorss
y ss 'f rs Ohio hs"s sssp
s s pss %
% per s y lss ps H. aas wssa s
ohio Sheep :sS Weigh. sn 10 q lbs s head at
1876 State sheep aud lambs weight II lbs head, at
head axe perb.; Kass pidcock sold iso Tennessee
saesp wsishi $ y. head ~ los roun.y
or .ssg saas 81 ss rs
lambs lam az :: = n average per head j. Kirby Co.
& cansd. ia%s. R weight sa lbs 81 at TBS
ss'sss 10 $ $$ss :$sss
xsiTGt $50 lbs. I, sxsS Canada
lambs weigh: 4s 5 7so lbs. At sc per h.; 355 Canada
sndns M and
average per head Davis Ho,lsnssck sold 2oa Iowa
s.sss 4 ~. = si i :::
sheep weigh. SO lbs. head. 4c. per h. "a State
assp S % II op renn %
l45 Pennylvanis sheep weight il3 lbs per head at
per head at 59c per 200 lambs. at 4 s7s per head
19s State lambs, weight lbs head ut 5ssc per b.
lso Canada lambs weight 50 lbs per head per h.
Sold for week ending October 20 1877 $50 sheep, at
head
vEALs AND CALvgs-rrade small but steady. Coarse
quality calves sold So 45 So 80 per cwt selected lots
ut 5c sac. per ID. veas at &C. &C. h.. quality
smooth.
Hoes. slow; 81 state hogs, live weight i7o lbs
sold ut 80 per cw i26 ohio hogs live weight 1870 lbs
per head, sold ut &C. per ID.
The New York herald., 1877-10-23

seSe sasic Pork quiet and weak 81 cash. So e2ss
Slz %, november: xl2 IS Sl2 so all the year Lard
duh and nominal Bulk steady and unchsngsd Whis
key. 81 o. Freights-Corn to Buffalo; 4c. Receipts.
Flour. $4,000 bbA wheat 30 900 bushels: corn, 3d. OO
DO. oats $1,000 DO; rye. $500 do; barley. 30 9 O1
do Shipments-Flour, $4,000 bbls wheat. l29OOO
bushels: corn 10000 do. oats As 900 do 200 do
barley IL do Closing prices Wheat fairly active
and shade higher: advanced lc Corn steady aud
changed Oats steady and unchanged Pork steady and
hrm Lard easier; 50 IS 50 so October; - l2 SS 10
all the year. The weather 10 warm.
The New York herald., 1877-10-23
York Central. loe; Illinois Central, IT, Bar silver was

York Central 1906 Illinois Central, II. Bar silver
quoted at So Sled per ounce
UNITED STATES TREASURY.
Revenue receipts to-day $3.50 600
customs receipts. sfoOVV
STATE Bosrs.
State bonds at the Board we're IN per cent higher
for Louisiana sevens consolidated, and per cent for
Georgia sixss TO which the dealings were confined.
RAILROAD BONDS
Railroad bonds were quiet, and the only changes
were an advance OF y In Union Pacific drsts de-
cline Of y In Central Pacific gold bonds, u in ST
Paul Il and n. divsion) do. consolidated sinking
funds and Hannibal and ST. Joseph eights convertible
and u in Erie third mortgage.
The New York herald., 1877-10-23

cquolc-ordnary carsoes, l5zc. Ice fair do 1sac.
good do Iss4c prime do, 1919 I9c extreme range
for lots, i5'ac 2ic; Santos fair good 17lsc 1sc
goId 40 days; Java. government bags, re 23c do.
grass mats, 22c 2ic singapore, 1879. a 2oc Ceyon
Isc. zoo. Marncaibo, lie a IeJsc. Laguayra Isc
2uc Jamaica, lie ls1sc.; ST. Domingo, 16c. Porto
Rico. isc 2Oc Costa kcs lie. 2Oc. Mexican, Isc.
The New York herald., 1877-10-23

al9lsc Macasar. 1876. 2oc Angostura, lsc 20kc;
Savanila I7c. 19J.c. Curscoa l6c. lS5sc
CorroH on the spot WAS quiet but nrm at i-l6c ad-
Futures quiet aud without radical change
closed barely steady Saturdays closing business
The closing to-day compared with SATURDAYS
follows:-
The New York herald., 1877-10-23
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY OCTOBER

hence London with 900 bbis. naphtha at oa 3D. an
American schooner lncw herel. from batmore 70 mar
settles, with 1900 bbls. crude petroleum. ~ os % "a
British bark. hence United Kingdom direct Win s,oO
bbls refined petroleum, 4s I'D Norwegian park hence
to Trieste, with 5000 bbls. do. at o.
The New York herald., 1877-10-23

Current prices cotton (quotstons are based oi
standard of and cotton IN stor
running quality not more than half grade above or be
low the grade 1uotcdl -
The New York herald., 1877-10-23
rhe following were the highest and lowest prices OF

THE MONEY
Money on cali lent all day at q per cent The fol-
lowing the rates OF exchange New York the
aforementioned cities today Savannah, buying "a,
selling n discount; Cincinnati fair demand, sell
Ing 50 100 premium; Charleston easier, Il 516
discount, q a \ discount; ST. LOUIS 15O premium;
New Orleans, commercial 7-16 q, bank y discount
Chicago par, and Milwaukee, so cents discount. For
sign exchange quiet at 80 4 sO4 for bankers'
sixty day sterling bills, and ASS 4so for demand
MARKET.
Gold opened 1927 closed at 103 all the sales
Vi the day having boen at these figures. The carrying
fate were 2 ~, ~, 3, and per cent
CLEARING HOUSE, STATEMENT.
Currency Exchanges. $50, ia 367
currency Dai-Sccs..... 31O7.S07
1oid excnanses....... 1906 800
1oid balances. LOJ3, $50
GOVERNMENT Boypa
Government bonds firm and in good demand,
but closed weak the following quotations: United
States currency skies. 12oh 12i do, 1881, rogs-
tered, 1904 ITO; do, do, coupon, 1l0h 1lOat;
DO, 1865 new, registered 1861 LOG; do, do,
pom, 1861 l06 do, do. 1867 registered los 10sJ4
do, do, do, coupon, los a l0sj8 do, do, 1858,
registered, 109h; do, do, DO, coupon, 109n; do,
tsn-iortcs, registered, 1o7x los; do, do coupon,
losS 1853; do. nves, 1884, registered 1867 1861;
do, do, do coupon, 10'% l077I; do. AIS, 1891,
registered, 105% 1861; do, do, do. coupon, 1865
alotx; do. fours. 1907 registered 1927 lo2s; do,
do, do, coupon, 1925. alo2I.
MARKET.
Tho London advices report consols and United
States bonds steady at the closing quotations OF satur
day Now YORK Central declined to LOG. Erie TO 134,
preferred TO "a and Illinois Central to IT, The
OF 1000 bullion Withdrawn from the Bank Of
England to-day balance AT Paris fell of to
l0oE 40c., but closed at l0CL 52hc. Exchange on
London quoted at 25r zoe The closing prices in
London were AZ foIiows:-Consols for money and
count. o5x . 90; new ~ per cent bonds Ioa,s
1o4x; nve-iwenty bonds Of 1867, loS; ton.
forty bonds lo7ss nvcs OF 1881, 1861; Erie common
shares. la,<; Eric preferred shares, 231s "a New
The Osceola times., 1877-07-28
Little Rock Star.

The Star Of the 19lh. announces
the withdrawal from lis tripod, oI
Col. Mcclure, and contains the val
cdictory o! the retiring Editor.
Under the management of Webb
4 Burrows, it proclaims, lNDirEy
EENcr, as its future policy. This
breakup ofthc partisan Star, is an
other evidence of the irrctricvablo
dissolution Of the Republican par
ty in the State OF .,rkansns. The
wrestling Of our state and county
Offices from the hands of the carpet
baggcrs left them destitute of plum
der, and consequently, Of the means
of subsistence, hence the necessity
OF the grand exodus. The backbone
OF ,he party gone, renders it II hope
less cripple, and its organs without
support.
The Osceola times., 1877-07-28

threategirs To- involve The whole
country cas,, 81 tho Mississippi fiver
For n week. transportation has
ceased witl,in the infected district
Depois a"d Rolling Stock have
been indisstimina;clt cot-ignrd io
the flames, aud numerous conflicts
have taken place between the
Strikers " aaJ Troops, resulting
in bloodShed and slaughter. Thi'
var. between capital and labor, rs
the aatural sequence e the action,
on the part "i capital, IN reducing
the already scaniy wages OF labor,
10 poini, almost hey ,nd the lin
it's of sustcnancc, aud. although II
may he easy To ior,tcIl the sequel 80
the sub u CATION { he tlIikers, aud
by them, oi whatever
terms their conqucrors may impose
1T will be at n cost Ia the Railroad
interests ten-fold ia excess of what
it may have gained by the rcduc-
ton OF the wages oi iis employees.
The Osceola times., 1877-07-28
Sale Of Real Estate.

BY VIRTUE ola Deed al Trust executed by
T., u. Knight and wife to Il. 4. Pierce, on the
lsth day of April, 1875. which deed 1. duly re-
corded IN Record Volume q, page 9i and %, In
Mi sissipri Coun'y. Arkanris to secure certain
indebtedness therein expressed. which deed pro-
vidc-, among other thing. that in the event of
The ah@e GO or inability Of the said L 4 Pierce
10 execute the trust the acting sheriff Of Missis-
siipi County, State Uf Arkansas, shall ut the re-
quest Of the legal holder of the notes secured m
raid rust proceed Ia sell the property co ,eycd
in III lecd Now, by reason of the absence of
ihc said l.. L. Pierce and at the rcquest of the
legal holder of the note secured In sad Deed of
Trust. T. John u Driver, ~ hiTin uf VI Mississippi
County, : ate ni Arknnsas, VIII on the
9ad das Of Ausrst next, 1877.
NJ the door oi The Court house, in the town Of
Dsccnln. stat" 0f Arkansas, at the hour of " o.
clock. ~ prcrcd to scIl 10 the hi lhcst aud best
bldder, Tor cash in hand. the fol owing Described
tract ul land, |, ing IN the County oi Mississippi
nnd state Of NrkalSa-, fo-Mit: All Of - elm
sixteen uf Tow ship ten U0) Range nine 90
East. and containing SIX hundred and forty (Ginl
lcrcs of mnd. JOHN u DRIVER,
sheriff at Misa Go.
This July snd. 1877, printer Zee, $40 1O)
i-f-iw.
The Osceola times., 1877-07-28

and beiakc themselves to the mer.
chant service.
TX SENATOR Robert W. Johnson.
tor ma"y years asst associated with
Gcn'I Albert Pike in the practice Of
law. in Washington Cty, has re
turned 10 his Arkansas Home. He
will open a. office in the CITY of
Little Rock.
IT is n singular fact, that while
the Hailroad labor of the Union is
on strike fer something more
than starvation wages, the new
United States ionr per cent Bonds
are readily selling at par, and mon
ey IN New York City, is begging
investment at five per cent interest.