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POLITICAL NOTES. q.

The Illinois legislature proposes to
investigate the recent trial III Chicago,
which resulted in the acquittal OF Sulli,
van, who shot School-teacher Hanford
last August. The Tribune points out
that the criminal law of that State
should be amended.
In the course of his ramble at Stein
wav hall, Bob Ingersoll struck the
silver question, and asked; "We are a
silver producing nation, and for what
earthly reason will we SANDER our own
wares2' Bob is of more account as a
political weathercock than as an eco
monte guide.
The Maine politicians are disputlng
as to which of them should have the
credit of recommending Mr. Morrill, tor
the Portland collectorship. William
P FRYE has written letter taking to
himself the honor, and intimating that
Blaine and Hale had selected Marble
for the place,
lust before the close of President
Grants administration, Senator ConK-
limo rot a number of his friends APP
pointed to important positions in New
York, which become vacant, about lhls
time. President Hayes has decided not
10 90 back of March 4th in revising APP
pointments, so that Conklings friends
will stay, to the disgust OF fenton'
In a letter of Postmaster General
Keys, written about year ago, occurs
the following opinion THE Southern
neonle had no quarrel NTH the slaves
the quarrel was about 'hem' anu !,
would be base for Southern wnile mar
to entertain any animosity toward
Southern black man on account oil VIVA
has taken place"
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The Dallas Market.
MARKETS BY TELE GRAPH



New YORK, March 22.-GOld opened at l0i1.
stocks active irregular and lower. Money
q per cent Gold 1879 Sterling exchange,
long, 4sll5; short 1861. State bonds dull oul
AT 9ady. Governments strong.
Nrw YORK. March 22-Cotton easy Up
Ianas. li1sc; Orleans ll3sc; sales $50 bales.
Futures easier; April II pa l.25c; May II $50
l,IJc; June ll.6l@ll.dBc; July IL o3gll.o5c;
August ll7S@ll75c.
Flour quiet AMI steady. wheat quiet ana
HALyE,ToN, March 22.-Rece pts, net 1872
baIes: gross 1872. Exports coAstwlse, l,TJli
sales sci bales. Stock 81, 40 Market nominal.
Good middling IL l,2c; middllhg tic; low
middling 10 / &c; good ordinary lOc.
IIyERPooL Marcn 22-N0on.--' otton dull
ana easier. Middiing up!an s6Ad;middling
Orleans 7-l6d. Sales 1900 Misrepresentation
and export 1900; mericcan, none Futures
opened I'D cheaper. Uplands, low mid
ding class, landing SD; april and Nay de-
livery g 5 82@81sd May and June delivery, d
g-39 al as 1924; j ILe and July delivery, .
ll-82a65-lg July and August delivery, ID.
32@UJzd; March and April S-82 !; shipped
April ana May, saii' h-'' ' , anu '"''
l.lo D. m-Uplsnds low mldillng class,
shipped April aud May, sail, Gs
g:6 %. m.-Uplands, low middling class,
Anil and May delivery o 5-32d; May and
.Jnne 6 7-2ld; shipped March, sail, sd.
3y00 u, M. -Sales American 5,iOJ bales.
3l5 y. m -Uplands, low miadling case
spril and May delivery, 61sd; MAJ and Juns
'>bALrtMoRE, March 22,-Wheat Arm; busi-
ness restricted by limited demand. Corn,
wastern dull and steady; southern " hite dig
20; yellow 5l@52c.
Night RepOrt-Financt"i
NEW YopK, March % Col nag sl0i1s
| Money easy; otie ed at per cent. sterling
| weak a. 81 &c. Governm . is QUIZ put steady
,sw SIS, lO9k. states quiet and Gull. Stocks
| active and irregular,
u per cent premium.
Commercial.
NEW YORK, March 2.-Cotton Irregular
Uplands, ll4c, Orleans llssc; sales SsI bales
| Con oil dated net receipts 26,UO exports U
Great Britain, 36,698; France 7,5So; conuneh
5,l23 bales. o,o. ,.uo.s a 400 NJ,
| tures closed steady. Sales i0,5,O oales' MsTci
II ANIL 36c; April II 35@ll 81; May II oO@ll
Nc. June ilt5all. 66c; July ll.I0@ll Isc; Al
gnst II ,S5ail sGc; September liygii'osc; u
tober ii 40ali soc; November IL 3s@il.ioc; DE
cember ll&@ll. l0c. ,,,. ,.,u ,..,
Fiour shade fifmer VIII ialr tIaue an'
and closing Quiet and strong; southern hon
shade firmer; common 10 fair 20 e1@1 W
9ood To oh Ice do 81 $500 90. wheat, spring
steady and moderate export ana hmite'
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Houston y Texas Centeral IL. IL.
Arrive.
Arrival ana Departure Of tho Mails az
Dallas.

NORTHERN MAIIc-Via NJ. X. e I. X. r.,
comprising Western, Northern and Eastern
states. New York and ST. l. uis MALL arrive
at G:25 pm; denart ut 7;i5 am. Pouches close
At 9p,m.
SOUTHERN MA'L-New orleans and South
ern Louisiana Galveston, Houston, Austin,
Waco, and AL o'hee pOiutS In Southern
Texas, arrives at 74i am; departs At $40 p.
m. Pouches close AT ) p III.
EASTERN MAIL-Via +, Il 7 II. r., COM
prlsing Soushern and n iddle States Louis
vile, Chattanooga, Memphis, Little Rock
Shreveport, ana all Easternn Texas, arrives
daily nj 800 pm, departs Mt pm. Pouch
closes N pm.
NEsTFRN MALI From Fort Worth Gle
burne, Granhury, Weatherford Decatur
PalO Pinto, Jacksboro and western posts
arrives at pm; departs at s AIN.
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COMMERCIAL.
HERALD OFFICE,

HERALD OFFICE,
THURSDAY EVENING, March ~, lU7.J
There has been no change for the
better in our local markets, in fact,
there is no market at all, nor will
there be for some time. Quotations
do not vary materially from day to
day, but whatever variation there ia
has tendency downward.
The Dallas Market.
FLOUR-Best Texas, "a so; xxx, So 1906 %.
WHEAT-Market dull; choice, 81 40; aver
age milling, VI 3O@l 35; lower mining, VI 25@
| 81; low grades, Vi.
APPLE5-Down 90 "a u brl.
ONIONS-S5 00Gs5 y.
ARLEY--Nomtnal at last quotations.
RYE-Nominal.
MILLET-Sl Is
PurATOE -Si6ei %.
CORN-ln shuck, 35c; on track, sacked and
shelled, NC.
BUT ER-Country, lj@205.
EGGS-l0@l2 l-2c u dc zen.
HIDES-OVer IL lbs, good, |5c; do grubby,
lac; under II his, good, he; grubby, Be; deer
skIus,l &c; COON ski s,lS920c,
PECANS-Sl u bushei,
COTTON-No market.
BEEF-On foot SO 90
PORK-On foot $40.
SHEEP None in the ma ket.
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The w oman's Mining Bureau of San
Francisco has for its President an aunt
of Clara Louise Kellogg the singer,
The institution is intended to furnish
facilities for women to gamble in stocks,
but it is not success the women who
speculate preferring to operate in the
usual ways. The amount of stock gam
bling done in that city by women is
represented to be large Laura d. Fail
is one of the heavy and successful op
orators,
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Wednesday Littefeld " Houston
started with 5000 on Thursday, and
will start 1000 more on the LIST of
April Dlworth, Lidleield a Houston
will start 5000 head on the 25th inst
Dilworth, Littlcleld a Hodge will have
5000 head ready to start by the 23d
23d inst; Dilworth 4 Littlefeld $500
head by the LIST OF April l., NJ Koker.
not is making up heard Of | 500 steers
to leave ON the LIST Of April for Fort
Worth"
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Chicago Times: 1t has not often
happened, since the days of Brutus,
that father has sat in judgment and
passed sentence on one of his sons.
Mention of an old Canadian judges
name in newspaper recalls to me
this incident in his life. His son
was, in his school days, addicted to Ii
quor, and for drunkenness was sent
home from Upper Canada college. AT
home he continued his miscellaneous
career of worthleDsness and one night,
without u doubt, out OF sheer drunken
folly, picked y friends pocket of his
handkerchief, and thought it would be
a rare piece Of fun to take also his
watch, Accordingly he very comically
knock ed him down, tied his hands In
the funniest manner imaginable and
most humorously deprived him OF his
watch. His friend apparently could
not take u joke, as he had the humor-
list arrested for highway robbery, and
in due course the young fellow came
before his own father, who sent him
to the penitentiary for five years, like
little Spartan, and cut his name out
of the family Bible. After his sen
tence expired would like to be able
to say that the young man reformed
and was glorOusly eaten rs n mission
airy to the Polynesians. Historical
accuracy, however, conpels me to de-
clare that he married, was suspected of
railroad rol berry, started q livery
stable, and drank himself to death.
There ia an awful example for some
of your pious preachers or temperance
lecturers. 1t has this advantage over
many lawful example" stories it is
true. UHlAN.
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IA gentlemanly looking person was re-
Gently, at his own request shown
through the Indiana State prison. He
seemed much pleased and said, on
leaving you see, have been SEN
fenced to two years here, and as am
afraid they won't give me the new trial
| have moved for, thought I'd lust
come and see what sort Of place it is. y
His fears proved to have been well
founded, and he is now regular
boauler.
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buy Your Tickets and ship Your Freight
by tho
Houston and Texas Central Railway.

The following Offices and Agents have
been establishing by this Company. where
information may be had concerning NOT
only the IL. ST. B. Railway, but Texas gcIi-
i. L. MANCH EST Err, Eastern Passenger
Agent, Az Broadwey, N. Y.
Gen. j. Il. no ERTsoN, Pass, n lmmigra-
ton Agent, Tia N. Third street, 81, Louis, Mo.
A, alice, Northwestern Pass. Agent, lVl
Clark street, CHICAGO, Ill.
NICK HOLMES, southeastern Agent, No.
Burnett House, Cincinnati, Ohio.
J.R. COFFIN, Southern Passenger Agent,
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Information may also be had at the agen-
cies of the NJ. X. 4 Y. Railway, IN New YORK,
Chicago, Cincinnati, Hannibal and ~. Louis
j. WALDO,
Genn Pass. n Freight ACT, Houston, Texas,
j. DCRAND,
Gen'i apt, Houston, Texas Ian2alm
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Hayes luck they call it now, The
Romans called it telr, Napoleon called
it destiny. The ancients called it fate.
The modens called it fortune, Amer
leans call it stealing
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SMALL SHOT.

oplue Glass" is the latest dramatic
sens ,tion in New York,
Patti is now treated with reserve oy
Tho ladies of her audiences.
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y.p. MURPHY. w.v.cUxAtNs
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
FOR GALE.

Improved and unimproved property In
farming lands In Dallas and other counties
OF Texas.
For rent-Dwellngs and business houses IN
the city Of Dallas. Special attention paid TO
abstraoting and perfecting titles and estab-
fishing land claims; also, to the collecting OF
rents, notes and accounts, by
u. p. MURPHY & CO.,
Real Estate Agents, No, 100 Damar street.
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Our American Belles--our American Bel es--
How sweet Is the story their beauty tells
They are wise bellies, too, for II ia their wont
To use every day their S0HoDoNT
Which sweetens breath and keeps teeth
we'll.
No wonder we're proud. OF our American
Bellies.
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ALDERMAN.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN
w nounce w. rs, a. HtiI as II candidate
Ton Alderman OF the Second Ward, ut ensu-
Ing city election, April 3, 1877,
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NHfE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN
w nounce Mr.. w. 3. ShOne NJ n candi-
date for Alderman of the Third Ward at the
election, April Z, 1877,
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
MAYOR.

WYE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN
w nounCe Gen. W, l.. NRbeil as II can
dldate for Mayor AT the ensuing April cleo
ton.
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STATE OF TEXAS.

II gives To the Passenger IA View OF the grand
est scenery, finest agricultural district and
great grazing grounds OF the West.
Ats passenger and freight tIaina are SUR
passed by none IN the state Pullmnn'r
Palace Drawing hoom and sleeping Cara
leave 81. Louis daily via the NJ, X. 4 Il. H'y
at . =, m; Hannibal ut 10 Il. M, and sedalia
ut B23 p. m, running through TO Denison,
sherman, Dallas, Hearne, Austin and Hous-
ton without change Connection IL nlsO made
az sherman with the Texas and Pacihc rail-
way Tor the above named points.
Ihe connections OF this Road with the NJ,
X, 4 A. at Donlson for ~. Louis, Hannibal,
Chicago, Fort scott, Kansas city and I'LL
points North and East; with the Texas 4 Pa
cine NJ sherman for III. Louis, Cairo, Mem.
phis, and all points East and southeast, and
1T Houston with the o., III. A n, A. for san
Antonio, the g., III, n II, Tor Galveston, the
Texas a New Orleans Railway for Beaumont,
Orange, etc., the Morgan and Mallory steam
Ghll Il lOr all points on the Gulf and Atlantic
cofsts and the Liverpool & Texas steamship
Line TO Liverpool, Havre and other Euro
pean cities are perfect, while Its freedom
from dust and heat on account OF tho nature
OF the soil and tho open prairie country over
which Il passes with It's cooling sea breeze,
pleasant scenery OF broad prairies, beautiful
groves, well cultivated fields OF cotton, corn,
small grain, and fruits, render IL especially
desirable and advantageous to travellers ana
shippers In preference 10 others,
~. Louis Express leaves Galveston daily
L Except Saturday ut ago p. M, Houston NJ
$50 p, m :, Hearne at 2;25 p, M, Dallas T;3o ~
III. and Denison at ll.i5 u. IN.
~ w.. mn ,la,. aud shi, vour Rratrht
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XIvEARE AUTHORIZEDT TO ANNOUNCE
w Mr Ferd. n. Tucker rs a candidate
for Alderman OF the First Ward, at the cleo
HON Alril B. 1877.
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CLTY RECORDER.

ylrE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN.
w nounce W. H. Burke MS n candidate
ioi the Office of Recorders the approaching
municipal election in April
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WYE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN
w nounce w. n. Oldham, Esq, rs can
dlIate Tor the Office of Recorder OF the city OF
Dallas. Election April next,
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DY REQUEST OF MESSRS. HORN, BA-
ID ker, Ballard, Guedry, Brumley, Nelson,
Stone Best, Darlington, Clark, Clements,
Krcig, Daugherty, and sixty-seyen others,
hereby announce myselfa candidate for Al
dermHn of the Second Ward, ut the April
election should | be chosen, trust ny
acts will merit the approval of the citizens
OF the Second Ward. Respectfully,
W G, SICKIES.
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CENTRAL ROUTE.
GahAsv
TEzM
HOUSTON &TEXAS CENTRAL
r. "A. L l. w A Y
THE CONNECTING LINK
Between the Trunk Lines OF tile NORTH
and EAST, and the
GULF OF MEXICO ON THE SOUTH.
FORMS THE
Great Through Route (!
AND
MAIN ARTERY on COMMERCE. AND TRADE
TO ALL POINTS.

And offers the Best Routes, ON Quick Time,
with more Comforts, Better Accommoda-
lions and Greater Security than any 0taer
Lane, Passing through the richest and most
beautiful portlons u the Nreat kmpire
The Osceola times., 1877-04-28
TU'g''g RS PILLS

! Dr.. lutt has been en-.
J gagged IN the practice ol
/. medicine thirty years, and
futaiaug time was demon
strltHr OF anatomy In thl
Medical College Of Gcor,
Ell. hencc, per ons using
lis Pills have the guarln.
tee that they are prepared
on scientific principles,
and are tree from all
quackery.
liz has succeeded iG
combining in them the
heretofore antagonist c
qualities ol n sfySHgihfH-
INC, fH'giiiVs, dESa "a -
firing tonic.
Their first apparent ef-
feet Is "a increase the app
petite by causing the food
70 propCc'y agsimilate.
Thus TIC system is nWrr
ishei, and BY tieir tonic
action on t.o digestive or
gans, Irregular and healthy
evlcIauons are produced
Thc rapidly with Which
The Osceola times., 1877-04-28

And any other printing that yo,
may need, Zone wi,n neatucss and dis
patch al this ollice.
The Osceola times., 1877-04-28

49, We call our readors' attention to
the programme Of the OsccJla Literary
and Dramatic Association, rs DC icncd
for the amusement Of our community,
ana the many strangcrs who will be in
town dafins the Nay term ofthe Cir
cult Court commencing, Monday, the
7th. The Drams,ics" is a live aud
useful Institution in our mijst-not
only resulting IN he SELF Improvement
OF is members, bat adding 70 the inno-
cent amusement and pssdmc Of its
patrons.
The Osocoia Belle has changed
hcT t.me again, and bersaGcr she will
.eaye Memphis every Morday and
Wednesday evenings, arriving at Csc;
ola on Tuesday and Thursday morn
ines returning win leave Osccola every
TUESDAY and Sunday cycnirgs-lsyin ing
at Ashport from Thursday until Sunday
the Captain and the crew down to the
deck sweeper will Put in their surplu.
] time in raising corn Tor the blood, d,
KI;sians and Turks.
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fllv stated cummuu cations OF o-c,ola LniTo
No. q =. a \. Nj. viii be cld the saturdays
on or acxt brlorr, each fun moon. VIZ Jan.
2l Feb. q. March a., April 81, MAY u, Juuo
3, July q, Aug. j., sept -, Oct.. -, Nov -,
Dec p.
ST. John thr EyanE,lisn
Inc Mtmhcr. i.rc ordered To attend in Accord
aur with the By Laws
Al Master Masons IN good standing arc corIi-
ally invited tp attend. by or'l,t II
JOHN NJ ATHENS, W VI.
% nLAtkvuuu. ~pCy.
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A " Slycoon - must have been
h,nging roind in the neighborhood
nigh; before last, from the way the
wind howlcl around the corners, and
dropped tears all over the face Of the
earth.
The Osceola times., 1877-04-28

--" The trees in the forest sdiacen,
must surely be about to IeaC)ye?" said
oae school boy to another, " Yes, they
are all putting on the snit they got from
Mn Green" J." was the reply.
The Osceola times., 1877-04-28

A thiei broke into one of tie stores
about town the other night, and after
pulling down ana examining a large
quantity Of goods, went away without
taking anything. The next morning
the proprietor found the following
written on slip of paper, Your
goods are all marked too high, and |
can't afford to even steal them" 1t is
needless to say that that model mcr.
chant does not advertise.
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Local Column
Special Notices.
MASONIC

q III, regular stated meeting ofO-cco'a
~ a. g. chapter, No. 5t. is ou the
NsE rAIr,.HN nest before each lil
v moon. VIZ. Jan > fuh. o., Match
- Nuru DO. My % luur ~.
Iull 10, Au~u 10, september -, October -,
November -, Be,HAdr -.
Afail att,nt ancc ot the members is al ala times
,suD-ily requested.
Al Y. \ Ml-uns in good standing are inv
God % attend.
BV order pi { l. McbNE, II.
J ". CLt"r, NoCrcimY.
The Osceola times., 1877-04-28

Tie result Of wearing blue glass ia
the top Of the hat, is becoming very
apparent, You can generally distir-
guish man who has been wearing blue
glass for any length Of time, from his
fellows Two or .hsse squares OF. The
genial warmth the Sun shining down
through ,he glass as they loargc about
in 'front.' Of ,he saloons causes thcjr heads
TO develop too raridly for their weak
bodies, which in tur, makes them stag
ger, as under heavy load. Our atteo-
ton was called to this fact a few DAYS
since, 10y one who is close observer.
with thc remark: 81 knew that blue
glass "as a humbug? JUST look a, thlt
fellow, he's set,ing top heavy, and hi.
wife can't he convinced but what he
has been drinking. every time he comes
home, here Of late"
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Rental Notice.
Pimples.

win mail the recipe for preparing q
sim L. Vegetable Balm, that will remove Tan,
trrcElts. Iimpc, and biotOhos, leaving the
skin soft clear ard beautiful also Instructions
.uf producing - luXuriaut growth oI hair On d
bald head or -muot.tiuc". address, duClu-in-
10 cts Bon Nandelf u Co., Bon 5lA, No
MOo-lurSf y \ .C-J.
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Letter Heads.
And anv other printing that yo,
may need, zone wi,h nea,uess and dis
/ Patch At this oniee.
Circuit Court, next MONDAY week
To owe is human to pay up, 81.
vine. II you oae this office, please
aesamo a touch oil divinity at once by
prompt, paving, aud1PerbaPs you may
receive our blessing besides.
--" The trees IL the forest sdiacen,
must surely be about TO IcaO0ye?" said
. one school boy to another, " Yes, they
are all putting on the snit they got from
Mr.. Green was the reply
The -lia. during the last few days
with an occasional gicam OF sunshine, is
fetching garden sass right square 2ut Of
. the ground ; in fact, NO doubt whether
blae glass co'll have produced such
happy results.
DO YOU notice the new style shirt
collars the boys are wearing now? II
YOU want to cut one OF those chaps cars
of close up, just sip up behind him
and drive tourteen-inch boo, under
his coattails. Do it, sure.
A " Slycoon - must have been
h,ngiug rolnd in the ncighborhood
nigh; before last, from the way the
wind howlcl around the corners, and
dropped tears all over the face Of the
earth.
When next vou shoot cat, be
dcv'lish careful which way yea air
One shot, large buckshot at that,
was sent through the school house wall
and buried deep into the black board.
The Mayors permit would not save
you from prosecution, in case you shot
some one,
Next week, VIC expect to com
mence work on the Delinquent Tax
List, and it may hc that we vii issue
no paper mex week II such should be
the case, our patrons and friends win
please excuse Us, as we will make up
all deficiencies by presenting them a
(to US, at least) very interesting tax
list, a week or so later.
The St. Louis and Louisville "a
pcrs are considerably exercised over
the security Of the southern trade, es-
peeially, Arkansas and Tcxassand the
control OF It's principal ayenue-the Iron
Mountain and Southern Railway. i
Memphis could be awakened 70 ..,
interest, and while the two rivals ,boy,
mentioned, are wranglipg, she coule
secure the coveted trade she once lei
slip through he's hands, and which ot
right. belongs to her, and thus settl,
the di.pa'e.
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Laws Governing Subscribers.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY,

LELItiAb UlhLJlph@ -
STATE OFFcEgs.
G8you5. ". u. G.iiyr.
Se,.y oi eiatc-B. u Bruv,r5.
Ard,irr-Julr CrntDIu.
gr, H-u.cr- Z Il. tuUUh'il.
Atty Gon ~. r. hoAw.on.
tun >iut. Land -Hl n ~mi'u't-
Iuau,ctIur--,i q. EakIu.
Ilancry Grrk-A a. Nlt.
Iniri JasuUc-E. II. Lrgii-h,
A..acia.c Justices " w. VI. Harrsor bh'
Cougres ,u,an, l-t Dsmrt-L. a. G.ase.
Iupi'g AIRY.
Second y,leut- -Cruutir- of M -'--lpp- tus
irtla'Inp. "p.n,snt, tr.I-hy.ut niotue, 'l4S-
ton and Randolph
Circuit Jul-.'.t e. 2. Mack.
Pgus Au'y.-J T. EldiHN.
LT8I-LAlNE.
Goth District -CuIurH. OF hi-si-sIPi Jackson
points.tf and CraI@hai
~fuI. ,uI..'Ir.-k. IlstrH
Rrprr.cuiutiN,-J. "a " H,iams.
rrI Erl OFFICER
County Jr.l.-- ,hu. EJWtu.
-hc,tI-J q Unyor
tuuuts g. ,.l. Ia. DID,. Hale.
IrU-urDr d. o. D'iNt,
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Assessor D Dickson,
l8ruuor Is. " Lucl-.
r. --fs .s-a-1 = RI 1zss-R-.;.-ss' s'lsss- rzSl -
The Osceola times., 1877-04-28
To Consanptives.

TIE advertiser having been permanently cured
ul th1t d-cHd ~ i{,Hee, Consumption, by slmp e.
remedy. is auyiou~ to mikg known to his fellow
-uncTprs tle m ans of cure 70 an who desire
!f, he ulll .oud n copy OF the prescription used.
lr,r ol Du..fyt', with The di.ygliunr lur lr'?nr-
iaG anil I-ily tie suns. which they viii find u
-.irc cure GOV Cnnsnr'pioa. Asthma, Bronchitis.
r'c. ,gr.ic- NIsuinW tlr Prescription wi.
pvas, address. Rev. l.. \ WILSON,
lyi Penn St., Williamsburg. New lUrD.
The Osceola times., 1877-04-28
.ts.i, gA-- cN .-..-sn,

Willie under the influence
Of these Pills, Of Itself in.
dica.,s their alaptability
10 roun D the body, and
hence th'iretlicacyin cug-
ilp rcryous debility, mel.
archoly, dyspepsia, vast.
ing a lIg muse cs, slug
gishnc u the liver, ans
chronio constipation.