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CHANCERY NOTICE.

state of Illinois, County Of Alexander
Circuit court OF Alexander county, SCplem-
her term. A. ir,I.
kdmund X. q Brien ys. Edmund Is. Ga agility
Eugene t,aug ~, jacob H. BurrOugh, Jose
pAlue GIr4ghty Il. sleVin ana j. sewn. BIN
IN CAauCeTy.
AFFIDAVIT OF the nOnrC sldenCe Of Jacob Bur
rough, Eugene Garagnty, Is. SltYiu ana j
SleNIu OF the Defendants above named, having
been Il ed in the Office + tue clerk VI .aId Cir
cult court Of Alexander cUusty, notice Is here
10y -lyen 10 the sand non resident defendants,
inht the complainant has filed his bill of COM
plant IN sHlu court On the ChanCcry side thereof
on the nrst Jay Of May, A. b. 1871, ami thBl a
summons thereupOn Issued out of sal court
against said q IGudants, returndDle on the
tuIrd Monday of May, \. d. 1857, Us Is by law
required Ana an order having been entered Of
record IN said court nt the May tel NJ ls77, there.
Of, that suiJ cause stand continued with order
OF publication Now, therefore unless you,
The said Jacob II. BurrUugh, Eugene Gaughiy,
Sicyln ahd j. >lcyIn sDali per, ualiy DE and
appear before the SAID Circuit court oil AIeEau
der county ON the first day The next term
thereof 10 be hOlieH at the court house IN the
city Of Caro- in said county, ON the first Mon
day of SeltemberA, b. ISL, and plead, an
sWer or demur 10 he said complainant bill Of
complaint, the same, aud the ma, tiers and Things
therein charged and stated viii betaken as con
iessed, and j. decree entered against you accord
ing to the prayer Of said bill
JOHN REEVE, Clerk
JonS II. MULRKT Compartments Solicitor.
Cairo, MS, July 18TH, a. d 1867, ow.
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OH Balletin,


A recent experience OF well known
commercial traveller named jordan Is ~
lated tor TACT and Jordan is practical
Joker and seldom allows himself 70 be
trapped IN II joke. But hotel clerk did
il Tor him one night in a small town
where the only hotel was crowded. lie
gave Jordan room with another man
who had already gone to bed. The
drummer was shown to the room. There
was light dimy burning on the table.
His roommate and bcd-tell0W was asleep
and there was no use in waking him; 50
Jordan quietly disrobed and crawled into
bel. Presently young couple, male
and female, came into the room aud seat
ing themselves in a corner commenced
billing and cOOing and making de'per,
ate love. Apparently they did not
notice the occupants Of the bed. The
kissing aud intervals OF sweet tax lad
gone on some time. and Jordan thought
he'd quietly wake his bcdfclow 10 en-
JOY the fun with him. He nud9rd the
sleeper softly but he did not sur. He
shook him-nO rcspuuCc. Wei, the
bcdlcllOw was cold corpse, and as soon
as Jordan wa. convinced OF TIL, hesprang
out Of bed and stood bolt uprightOn the
ll0or. Now the lovers knew Of the
corpse, and they Lai evidently taken
refuge in that room 10 make love under
der its protection. They never dreamed Of
disturbance or interruption. But,
thinking the corpse had risen, they ran
screaming and -huIdcring from the
room to the clerks office, and Jordan
after them. They were a surprise party
to the clerk, who scored a joke on Jor-
dan. But Jordan had Joke on the
lovers, and tie funeral took place next
day. Jordan did not attend. he got
speedily out Of town.
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Nicholas Minturn, A"


whose story of "SeyenOaks" gave the Ing
est satisfaction to the readers OF the
Monthly.
The scene OF this latest novel is laid OF
the banks of the Hudson. The hero is
young man who has been always tied TO :
woman's apron strings,' but who, by the
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world-to DRIFT on the current OF liie-witE
a fortune, but without u purpose.
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in August, has a pathos and dramaticpO power
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qusitely illustrated papers OF Popular Sci
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we have "a Winter on the Nile" by Gen,
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Of My Window at Moscow" by Eugene
schuyler: can American in Turkistan,'
etc. Three serial stories are announced
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

Public notice Is hereby given that by virtue
of IA decree pi the county court OF the county,
of Alexander in the state of illinois,
rendered ut the June term OF said
court 1877, upon the application of the
undersigned, to sell the real property of the
cstats of Louis Nassanno, deceased to pay the
debts of the same, |, Harmon ii. Black, admin
istrator lie bOnis non of the estate OfLouis Mas
sanno, late of said county deceased, will sell at
public vendue on the 3rd day of September y ID
1877 ut the front door of the court house IN the
citv of Cairo ut two O'Clock p. IN OF said day
TO the highest and best bidder, to pay The dents
of sand Louis NassannO, deceased, the following
described real estate. to-wit Lot eight ~ III,
block seventeen az, IN the Ill st addition the To
city OF Cairo, situate in said county and state
having thereon II fine two story brick building
ADAPTED for business and resIdeIce The sad
property will be sold absolutely and Tree from
any incumbrancc, including the the widow -
dover, which will be released to the purchaser
without further consideration. Terms OF SALE
one thousand dollars and one-halt OF surplus to
be cash IN hand, and the balance in six months
from time OF sale. The deferred pay ment must
la evidenced by tn purchasers note drawing
six per cent interest with personal security,
and sale mortgage upon the premises sold.
Dated August eth 1917.
HARMON II BLACK
Administrator de bonis non of the estate OF
Louis Nassanno. uV"
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For Cutaneous Disorders

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alone, but pentrateS with the most searching
effects TO the very root Of the evil.
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with frst-class steamers for st. Louis, Mem
phis and New Orleans, and at Evansville with
he +. x c. r. r for all points North and East,
and with the Louisville Mail Steamers TO = all
points on the Upper Ohio, giving through re-
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tributary.
For urther information apply 10
JAMES BtGG,, Passenger Agent.
HALLIDAY BROS, .c.r,o
J. NJ. PHILLlPs, Agents
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The feet steamer
lDLEWILD,

BES Howard Master
I'D. lHDNAH..,'.''.,s' 'ieI h
Leaves Cairo every SATURDAY.
The Osceola times., 1877-02-24
Court of Common Pleas.


Senator Hampton, ought to have
his head rubbed With n brick:
Section 2. ,.oi a bill introduced by
him, For an Act to Amend An
Act 10 Establish II Court OF Com
mon Pleas in the Counties named" F"
approved Dec. IL, 1873, says, ihat
Section Il of said Act shall be
amended so as to read rs follows :
"Said Judge, in addition To hls sal
ury as County Judge, shall be per
miltcd to charge as Il docket iec, to
be recovered as costs, the sum OF
five dollars in all suits, when the
amount IN controversy is less than
five hundred dolla's, and ten dol.
lars whore the amount in contro-
ycrsy is five hundred dollars or up
ward
Article 9, Section l3, of the Con
stilntion, says;
" Every person is entitled TO u
certain remedy in the laws for ali
injuries or wrongs he may receive
IN his person. properly or charac.
ter; he ought to obtain justice free
jy, aud without purchase; complete
~ and without denial; promptly
and without delay coniormably to
the laws"
Hero We have presented 10 our
makers for their consideration
and approval, u bill in which it is
proposed to levy n tax for the pri-
vilege OF sceklng redress before n
court OF record and OF justice. Com
menl would be waste of space and
time. We don think the IDIOTS are
in the majority, and the arbitrary
amendment will die IN its inception.
The Osceola times., 1877-02-24
COUNTRY PAPERS.

Under the above caption the Lit
tie Rock Gazette discourses in the
following manner. Read, all OF you,
and "take it 10 heart"
There was never a time in all the
history of Arkansas when the coun-
try press exhibited more activity
aud enterprise than the present. 1t
IS true that some OF our country ex.
changes have been hard pressed ;
with few the wolf has been at the
door, but almost without any cx-
ceptlon they sey 20 the people, in
the language of the Beebe Magnet,
I'VE intend to stick" Do the peo-
Pile know the prost which comes
from an active aud cordial support
Of the couDtylncwspaper 7 DO they
realize the iaet that the money
which they cxIrnd IN supporting
their newsraperp0cs back to them
a hundred ioid il theNsFowing intel
ligcnc. vhe increased business and
genera '4prosper,y of thA public2 ?
DoH rel 10 our raper NiIe and
IS Y sn 'jis, Isifsa ~. 80.
The Osceola times., 1877-02-24
Shall We Have a Fraudulent
President ?
lFrom The New York sun

4 lfrom The New York sun.
Short sighted Republicans exult
over the result IN the Florida ease
and treat it us the forerunner OF q
final triumph. They should first
consider what was and what was
not decided by the eight Rcpubli
cans on tho commission, and thcr
contemplate the position in which
the declaration that HAYES is chos
cn President will place that tindivid
ual.
The eight Republicans did CO.
decide that glaring frauds were MOI
committed by their party in the
Florida election, and that TILDEs
had not been cheated out OF tn,
four votes of the State but jus,
what they did decide was that the
Commission would not inquire into
the facts for the purpose of asccr
tanning exactly how the people
voted. In II word, these eight Re-.
pnblicans compelled the Commits
i'm to ignore the real question
which had been referred TO them
tor decision. IL is assumed by the
Republicans that their eight broth
rem on the Commission will, in the
Louisiana case, pursue the same
course rs In that OF Florida. and,
moreover. that this line OF policy
will be carried through to the end
of the list Of States, and that the
result will be the coup. ng in OF
HAYES.
II such Is to bc the outcome OF
the long struggle, it may be well
tor the Republican party to consider
the character of the title by which
HAYES will attempt TO hold the
office of President. Though the
Commission will have refused by a
majority of ohe vote to inquire
whether TILDEN carried the States
of Florida aud Louisiana, and
whether the HAYES electors were
counted IN by fraud, there will be
before the whole country such
complete and overwhelming proof
those facts that none but the most
ignorant or shameless partisans
will even pretend TO dispute them
II HAYES enters the White House
such will be his title TO occupy il
Time will not cure it's defects oi
change it's qualities. Holding un
der utle tainted with fraud, h,
will be known in history as th,
fraudulent President
The Osceola times., 1877-02-24
Bankrupt Sale by Assignee.

NoTlCE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that on ihr
~ i.ih day of March lS11, At the Store llogsc
OF Richard l. Hardin IN the Cuulty ni tritcn-
den, in the'Siate OF Arkansas; |, William u,
Hardin, ~ assignee OF the estate and effects OF
Asa Hodges, IN iahkrui icy. will SIT otha hlrh.
est bidder, for cash, the follow ing real estate and
personal ptOpsrty meniipued below, ~ ihr lsup-
erty of Asa Hodges, surrendered IN Bsnkiaptcy,
that l. to cay;
Tho east = ofuorih west = Of scr'lnn 90 town
slAp sunrth, range "a uoith "ast = of ssc'ion ~
township north, range : orih east section
10 township noitn, rtnEef: snnth east = Soc
tiun |, towu ships north. raiige : north east
section 10. township = rsn.t : 1 sorth ra-t sec
tion |. township Z. Moth. range south east "a
section -. township :. north, range :: north y
section I, township = north, range I. south
west section g. township :. norih, rNnre :;
north section I, township : north range d
north east fraeL = section e, township, north.
range y, ii2 acrcs'l north east "a section ~
township s, north, range q; north ! srctipn 90
township i, north, range6; north cast = section
:, township month. taig" !, east; ta-i i 81
south east section 3i. tow wuship ; north, rngc
7, east: south eat y section - tnwn~hip X
north. range l. eat. south east = section ;
township ), north, range :. east south west
70, township 3, north. range :. cast north east
= section u. township north, range 7, east {:
soa,h east section /, townships. :. moth, rarcc
:, east; spHth east s,cti n -, township ;,
north. range !, east north y sec Ion 1, town
ship :. north. range :. cast south west y sec
tinn o, .own-hip north range I, e'isti north y
-eciion 81 township north, range :. eas': souih
tA>f section =. ttNhrull : bni ~ TNilt . east
east y u etst y section ~. townships north
range I, east Mest y section 10, township s.
north, range I, east; west y OF north east " ct
sect ION ~ tuwu~hlps north, range :, east south
east !. s,c.ioa II. townshi? month, range :.
east: north west !, section - townships, ncrth
range Z. east east \ ~ uo-th wesf sretion o.
township ;. north. range !, east; north east !,
section -, township ;. nurth, rsNgcf. east west
scclinn ~, tuwnship !. north. range :, eat t.
east half OF south east section 3, township :,
north, reugr ;, east. all Of which said lsuds lie
In the ooaa's Of ,riit,nden, in the state OF Al.
kansas = lao Lots nos. 10. II. aud ~ In Block
asi and four lil lots In fractional Block 2gi In
the City II Little Rock Arkansas. At The .ame
time and Place. and upon the sane conditions ~
above, will he gold cue OLD carriage. valued AZ
so onc laf Of cid wag,.Ds. valued at :i0 Oic
lot Of old stoves, valued at 81.
The sale will be continued lrt.n day to dsy I'M
iii uipictcd. sn,i il III br commenced az o.
In the for noun un't c1nclu,i, s.tI aclocs In
ed in me as Assignee, abogesaisA III be cor
seycd 20 ihs purchaser, and npa' ae,r.
Feb. H. lsss. VIZ. ID .,A,IN.
Assignee In iis y II
oil the 4 st. of eiScs-<
The Osceola times., 1877-02-24

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mediate local interests and SO ada
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State, he should do his best to sus
tain his county paper.