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Sharp County record., 1877-07-06
Redemption Notices.

Redeemed, by Wm. &. Hedges, on
the 10Th day of February, 1877, part
OF ne Or of sc or, sec II, tp Is north,
range 7 west for the SUM Of S2.j5.
I ,Rre '2w4'. .hvps Z 9qidar dn f..
.2ttn j&y o/febraar 1917, nd par,
of Sc or of ne Or sec9, tp Is north,
range 6 west, for the sum Of S273.
Redeemed, by j. & Oliver, on the
18th day Of March, 1877, sw or Of
sw or sec 10, tp Il, range g west
for $3.16.
Redeemed, by Mary J. Severe, on
the 18th day Of March, 1877, the nc
or of Sc or, sec 20, tp II north, range
6 west, for the sum OF $3.50.
Redeemed, by David II. Rogers,
on the 18th day Of March, 1877, the
NV or Of sec 81, tp IS, range west,
for the sum Of S27.1O.
Redeemed, by Johr F. and John
son KelIett, for KeIIett heirs, on 18th
day Of March, 1877, the hf of nv
ar, hf of sw or, and NV or ofsw or,
sec 5; sw or OF Sc or, sc or of ne or,
NV ar Of ne or, and ne ar Of Sc qr,
sec s, tp 10 north, range 3 west, for
the sum of $88.3G.
Redeemed, by John Buster, on the
23rd day Of March, 1877, the W hf Of
ne Or, and e hf Of NV Or, sec %, tp
II north, range 4 west, for 1892.
Redeemed, by John Murphy, on
the 3rd day of April, 1877, the Sc Or
ofse Or, sec 3, and n hfot ne Or, sec 10,
tp 20 north, range 4 west, for $3.50.
Redeemed, by Sam. A. Bagg, Oh
the 4th day OF April 1877, the ne Or
Of ne Or, sec %, tip H. range 8 west,
for the sum of $2.55.
Redeemed, by J. ". Shaver, on
the 9th day Of April, 1877, the sw Or
of NV or, ne or OF sw or, and NV Or
of sw Or, sec u, tip l8 north, range
8 west, for the SUM SlO,28.
Redeemed, by VIM. B. Sandefer,
on the 9TH day Of April, 1871 tho
e hf ofsw Or sec II; part Of e hf Of
NV or. and W hf Of ne or, sec ~, tp
IS, range 5 west, for 1886,
Redeemed, by W, r, Herring, on
the l+th day Of April, 1871 the hI
Of Sc or, sec q, tip IS, range / west
| for the sum Of $40.
Redeemed, by Riley Allen, on the
18th day Of April, 1871 the NV qr
Of NV or, sec II, and ne or Of ne qr
sec Is, tp Is, range west, for $lO,ij.
Redeemed, by D. S. Fraley, on the
10th day of April, 1871, the NV or
of sec Is, tp i range 8, for s8.98.
Redeemed, by Bryant Holley, on
the the lI8thA 8th dt}ay-of Jane, 1877, 1877 tA Aae--a@'
Or cf sw 4r, Sw or OF sw qr, sw qr q
SO or. and Sc or Of sw or, sec 10, Il
IS, rang { west, for $3.50.
JNo. [. }TAssoN Clerk
Sharp County record., 1877-07-06

NOTICE TO SUBsCRIBERS.-Our
subscription list is becoming
large, and as paper costs money,
we must request our friends to
assist us with at least a portion
Of their subscriptions. There are
many whose names were taken
by our agents, who might remit
the amount Of their subscrip-
tionS, and thus enable us to go
right along without being short
Of funds to buy paper. Now,
that our local merchants and
other business men are doing
their part, by advertising liber-
kfe9per sy4i iatntda ID { TO -. ." 1,
bers viii also do tileirs, and that
one will not wait for another.
There are some, we know, who
cannot pay until their crops are
gathered, but there are many
who can, Please let us hear
from you.
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An Arkansas Legislature
Fifty Years AGO.

A Little Rock correspondent Of
the Pine Bluff Republican gives the
following glance at the Legislature
of Arkansas, in her territorial days:
"When the seat Of the territorial
government was removed from the
Post to Little Rock, sOlons Of that
day were modest and unpretending
in their habits and tastes, and made
the best Of the situation, bearing
their honors with chivalrlc ease
known only to Arkansians. At the
close of the general assembly OF 1927,
which met in o two-stOry dwelling
house, on the lot now occupied by
John Wassell Esq an inventory
of the stock Of fixtures belonging to
the assembly is given in the follow
ing receipt, the original of which |
have in my possession: Received OF
the Legislature, three plain tables
four pitchers, four sand-boXc& one
dozen tin tumblers, six inkstands
and four benches, all Of which
promise to deliver to the LegisIa.
ture at it's next session, or furnish
others Of equal value.
"a. II. SEWER "
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sharp County.

Circuit Court: Third Monday
after fourth Monday IN March
and September.
County Court; First Monday
IN January, April, July and
October.
Probate Court. First Monday
III February May, August and
November.
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Eyeysin 8 Shade E5aER ESE"
rGCtOpy.

Walipt Ridge, via Smithville,
daily, except Sunday; departs at
10 a. m. .arriyes 2 p. m.
La CrSse, via Franklin, daily,
except Sunday; arrives 10 u. M,
departs Up, m.
Cantor, via Ash Flat, weekly;
departs Ionday, L p, H., arrives
TUesday1l q. m.
Batesvpe. via MaXville, week
iy; anivel Monday, / P. M, de-
parts Iueday, II 4. N,
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Evening

M. Z. Church y,
ing 1st and Sd ruth; Preach
I month. Lectnbbaths in each
following. Pe Tuesday n night
day nightrayer meeting Tues s.
Chris. E. A. Garrison, T. o.
1th San Order: Preaching
DIR. HOath in each month.
BqloWell, Pastor.
rlr,tist Church: Services II
.larIy.
Sabbath school at the NJ. E.
Church, at 8 a. m. in. Shaver,
Sup't.
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Weather quite warm during
the past week.
Five gallons Of blackberries
wanted at this office.
Mr.. NJ. ". Wright has just
received q new stock Of drugs.
groceries, etc.
Mr.. Chas. Shaver this week
returned from a visit to lizard
county, He reports the crops
more forward there than here.
Wheat threshing has com
menced in the southern part OF
the county, where crops Of ali
kinds are said to be growing
finely. "
We are Informed that a de-
batting society or Legislative
body has been organized at
Bethlehem Church, five miles
northeast of town. y
The school at Ash Flat will
reopen on the 9Th Of August,
with Hon. Ransom Gulley as
principal, and Jno, w. MoLane,
assistant. ~
Mr. j. N. Shaver started to
st. Louis, via Newport, last
Tuesday, with q drove Of about
$50 sheep, which he expects TO
make sale Of. Col. J. N. Shaver
accompanied him as fir aS New
+! g = - - . -. ...,... ! l;.1 1+a,r-,l ~
The population ofonr town is
rapidly increasing, by imml-
grafton, if not from natural con-
Sequences. Three families have
arrived this week and taken up
their residence among us.
Mr.. Robert Gray, our enter
prising harness maker, made a
trip to Glover Bend, last week,
taking with him a considerable
quantity Of flour, for which he
received four cents per pound.
The citizens living in the Vi
cinity Of Polk Byou, in the
southern part Of the county, Gel
ebrated the Fourth by having a
fish fry, at or near Albright's
Mills. We are informed they
had a very pleasant timex
The third quarterly meeting
of NJ. E. Church, South, for
La Crosse and Evening Shade
station, will be held in this
place Wednesday night, Thurs
day and Thursday night, July
18th, 18th. H. I. Gregory, Z. h.
Mr.. Allen Weaver, Of Johnson
township, informs us that his
cotton field is beginning to eX-
hibit blossoms, as is also the
case with Mr.. NJ. G. Vain
wright's cotton crop, two miles
north Of town. "
r. W. BaDdy, q young man
from Jackson county, is here
reading law, with the advice
and Instructions Of Col. Aber-
nethy. Mr.. Bandy seems to be
a very intelligent young man,
and will doubtless become an
efficient member Of the profeS-
sion he is adopting.
Evening Shade seems to be
becoming quite q favorite place
for picture men-photographers
On Monday last Mr., c. G. Dow,
Of the celebrated Centennial
Gallery, pitched his tent in
town, and on Wednesday morn.
ing Mr.. Y. NJ. Mosey, assisted
by H. 7. Johns, the well known
/ and popular artist Of this sec
tii0n tii0n, also located here, accord,
inc to notice in the RECORD
Our citizens caE now get large
pictures and small pictures
light picturesand dark pictures
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Evening Shade.

Fural Chapter, No. 80, R. A;
M, meets at its hall on the Sd
Saturday in each month.
Erening Shade Lodge, No. 143,
A. f. & A. NJ, meets at its hall
Saturday night before the 1st
Sabbath in each month.
Be,ear Lodge, No. 60, of I. 0.
0. F. meets at its hall Friday
uightbefore the 1st Sabbath in
each month.
Uniied Friends Of Temper
ance-Garrison Council, No. 33.
meets at its hall every Saturday
night.
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Redese pGi0Pa Notice.

i RoloemeE BY 4. Q. HIgg.N0oT-
% tom, on the'th day Of July, 1871
She Sc Or Of ie Or sec %, tp lSnorth,
ALngo / ives fer the sum Of $G.l4.
NuIy eth, &77.
JN. ". WATSON, Clerk.
T, J. UtYIDs0E, y. /.
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eSSGl
yeS

presidingEtT ,aedi in this place
On NTond9Y Ft : and continued
till Wedn3 "SU 2ye. evening, when,
the JUDGE hScrir, business that
reoIired bh Gust ltion elsewhere,
an odiorrn WAS made until
Monday neys
Mr.. Geo. I'M '!T,IdSon, one OF
orr most clJlbM Glenterprising
merchants, aha ne s@fI5", !Al'
morning, oE an 'I6 TO Ie.&I'e5
and frfends n of rroll and Ben
ton cOuntiesiiam liie5aee' Iher
raeRsE ffs:iai4iil min. = &Ase ti4sih d.
pleasant tod titleS-~a'l'7 return
Amonc nsfd nyom South Mis-
sourj we HSf H az a. in this county,
we notice Il its Is Oh MI late,
Of Fix Cly7%rEs itsas county, and
q son OF AWy ~; " ol1I'ii'o' VI
Oregon eOsA ! O Inc lofm9f are
engaged in I, 5 eng near Town.
and fhe latoShes, carrying the
BateSyille al IN n anton mali
Nfr.Frank '7ace, brother of
7 r. Pierce. oathis place, will
embark in Electromagnetic 5uSi-
ness shortly,&On5ing purchased
an outfit for Il do purpose. We
wish him suadils, ahQ Suggest
that in orderPro make the bust
ness q little ~, lively in Eve
ning Shade, Il ut up here for a
few days. le er
On last WatiSs'esday night the
young folllmail our town ana
vicinity celia rpf.ad the Fourth
with a cot7B0h party at the
rpsidpnce of N b. Chas. Goodwin.
Mr. left CrJ9 furnished the
mnsic. refresh Ha'nts,in the shape
Of cakes, pies INDIES mus, n etc,
were provided MI U0oa"ln
and his kind lady, and all pres
ent enjoyed themselves quite
Well..1
The North l,{qnsas Musical
Convention u Dean 'Sna yG5a9 81 n 4bd asm s5a,I
Fiat Oh u lntnG;A@ Y-nN5usC vtI,
and continue four days, A cor
dial invitation is extended to
all lovers of music and especial
ly ministers Of the gospel, to
attend. The examination Of
teachers will take place on Fri
day. All wishing to be exam
ined are requested to be present
on that day. Board Of eXamin-
ers: Prof. Pollack, W. c Doug
las and Frank. Barnwell.
The Fourth passed off very
quietly in this place, there be-
ING but few visitors from the
country, and no public demon
stration Of patriotic feelings.
The farmers Of this section Of
country were busy with their
crops, and with the thermome-
ter up in the nineties, the citi-
zens Of our town and vicinity
probably felt that they could as
well cherish the thought Of
American independence at their
homes, in the shade, as by
parading the streets in the sun
shine.
Capt. T. Y. Huddlestop, VIM.
Davidson, Dr.. King, D. N. Hud-
dleston and others last week
engaged in the sport Of chasing
deer, a short distance from town,
and during one drive succeeded
in capturing O. q Large buck, firing
upon it simultaneously from sew
eral different directions, leaving
nothing but the horns, hoofs,
and d little hair. Deer are not
very plentiful hereabouts, but
there are enough to afford q little
sport in hunting occasionally.
Later.-Dr. King requests us
to say, in answer to an inquiry
from Jasper Justus, Of Gala
mines, as to whether he really
had killed q deer, that he did;
tboL - ,-or ha thaf fred the fatal
Sharp County record., 1877-07-06

Court Oir terry.
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Sharp County.

representative, Sam II David
County and Probate Judge,
4 H Mum
Sheriff and Collector, Tho5 Y
ILUddleston
Circuit Clerk, Jno NJ Wasson
Treasurer, Robert Gray
Assessor, jno w Bristow
Surveyor, Tolbert McGee
Coroner, A R IIipp
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Wheat, corn and bacon wanted,
Immediately, on subscription to the
R2BeeRa- at sAe hisgAast 444-'sll.- A4 tP'l Ca
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fIiCl 81 4.-...L = ]E@-y-
@fRGr Officers.

n..rnor, TR Miller
~,r'y Of State, 3 B-Beay9rs
Auditor, John Crawford
Treasurer, TLoS } Churchill
.tt'y jfenI, VIM j Henderson
Land C0mmisnr, J \ Smitheo
Slpt. Pub. Schools, Geo " Hill
Congressman, 4th district, Thos
} NJ GunJer
State Senator, 2n1 district, J B
JUdEins
circuit Judge, 2rd circuit, VIM
8yero
Prosecuting Atty, 3rd circuit
j l. Abernethy,
Sharp County record., 1877-07-06

Wheat, corn and bacon wanted
on subscription to tho EaJonD, 10
the highest market prCo.
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A,J fs,1a,-7 49, 7-.ss- r.y~s - r,-.,rs=- =
with exc NaII, prnr /
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ability Of ihe men. He says the weather and o'her
circumstances nave been very adverse

ability Of The men. He says the weather and oher
circumstances nave been very adverse.
uSyoKruSArE CIRCUMSTANCES
The feeling iound expression anon; soras of the
competitors that the would not fairly represens
Great Britain even II all th,se desispated could 80,
many crack shots OF scotland and lfesanc-noAbiy
Messrs. Boyd, Ross and Mcyiur-did not come 10
Cambridge Sir Henry Hsford hinsef seemed dis
couraged Al the annoupcemsnt that AessrA Dunlop
and Young would probably not Co. He thought IBIS
would so weaken tho team insure defeat. Never
thsicss most OF the successful rnarksmen appeared
disposed to persevcre IN their preparations TO 90.
RULER IN coxrxArT.
In tho House oil Commons shs obsirucsionisIs coa-
tinuei their tactics yesterday
Mr.. Charles j. Parnoi, home rule member Tor Meath,
nnsly refused to withdraw certain expressions aad
was ordered 10 leave tho Honss.
Sir Stafford Xor,hcote Chancellor oi the Exchequsr.
also moved that Mr. Paruei. beng guilty OF contempt
be suspended from in the House unt Friday
The debate on Sir Stafford Norihcotes motion wm
adjourned until Friday.
GKkkRAL GRANT ~ swIrxLERLASD.
General Grant, now In Bcrnc was received Yesterday
morning by the President OF the Swiss coulcde .ntion
POLITICAL CHANGES ~ FRANCE
Tho hunicpai Council OF M9rseilles has been dis
solved aud repllced by = comuission OF government
nominees
ncoHvgNIxsr yoR srKIKgRs.
A subterranean telegraph line between Bsrlia an<
Mayer &C completed ON Monday. The line com.
prehchis scvcn circuits, eighty German miles long,
and uui.es Maycnco, Frankfort, Leipzig Casse Halo
and Berlin. Another subtcrransan hne will DO laid
this yoar between Berlin, Hamburg aud Kiel
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WAR ON DOGS.
(yY rELEGRApa 10 THE HERALD. I

lBY TELLGbAPd 10 THE HERALD
Bosroy, July rs. 1877.
The on the unlicensed dogs commenced to-day
under tho direction Of AL Watts the we'll known pro-
fessional dog iancicr and dealer. About a hundred
were caught and killed. and to morrow the catching
and aushtorlng will DC renewed Upon arriving ut
Watts repository on Kneeand street the ours were
i'm mcdiaicy despatched by means OF n poisonous pow.
placed In their mouths, causing death 10 i've
10 lnirty sec0hue. All tho details connected with
the system OF ddipg the city cf th, unlicensed ami
mails are conducted W Mr. Waits In huma ne and
cousiderate manner and while determined execute
the law. that gentleman intends causing upnecas-
sary suffering To the brutes aud no annoyance 70 dog
owners who comply with the city ordinanccs
The second raid will be made morrow mornin.
and on each succeeding morning for the present The
L,ps OF the tails retained BY M Watts as evidences
OF duty woli performed.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Ex-Governor William Pit Kellogg aud General A. 8
Badger OF Louisiana, and Major William Winthrop
United States Army. are ut the Filth Avenue. Lieu
tenant Colonel Bernard OF Governor General Duerns
saI, Is at tho ST. James Benjamin Dean. OF Boston,
is at the Windsor Rev. C. b. Perry and Rev j.
Ricksy, OF Baltimore, are at the 81 Nicholas Judge
W. T. Lincoln. OF Washington, and Lieutenant Il. 4.
Carmody, United States Navy, are at tho Astor.
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ENGINE WRECKED ON THE LONG
ISLAND RAILROAD.

FLUSHING, July rs. 1871
The Grecnport express tram ON the Long Island
Railroad coildcd at Winfield this afternoon with
freight tram which was backing down q switch
The engine vi the express train WIS badly wrecked
The engineer and hrcman jumped of. No one was Sc
rousiy injured. The aagnan out. but not noticed
N
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sEATON SENTENCED FOR HIS SIN.
Ipr TELEoRArH 70 THE HERALD. I

LEY TELEoRApH TO THE HERALD
NORFOLK, Va, July 25, 1871
\. W. seaton, who was tried and found guilty in tho
United states District Court few days since Of
violating tho United States Postal laws by sending
through the mails obscene and scurrious communica-
tions, was sentenced to-day by Judge Hughes one
years confinement in the Albany PcnucntIary during
which tImo be shMll perform hard labor.
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CARDINAL M'CLOSKEY.

His Emineace Cardinal McCloskey, has been the
guest OF Bishop Corrgan, at Seton Hail, New Jersey
since last Thursday. He is accompanied BY MS sccrc
tarv. the Rev. J. Al. Farley.
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A VIRGINIA MURDERER CONVICTED.

DY TLLEGnAPH To THE HERALD.
HARRisoyBrno, Jay 25. 1877.
Another of tho Lawson murcerers has been con.
viced siias Morris whose trial has boen progressing
In our County Court for more than week was found
guilty this morning OF murder In tho arst degree
Sentence deferred until tomorrow.
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THE STEAMSHIP CITY OF SAN
FRANC CISCO.
SAN FRANCISCO. July rs. 1877.

SAN FRANciscO. July %, 1877.
The decision OF the Court OF Inquiry on tho loss OF
the steamer City OF San Francisco suspcndng CAPTAIN
Waddo!Ps certificate tor yoar, has been reversed
second Inquiry by United States Inspector Bemis.
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TURKISH TIEACHERY.

During the negotiations that followed
the Russians quilted their extended forma-
ton which they had adopted when advanc-
ing on the Turks. They had collected in
huddled groups, when suddenly vollcy
was poured down upon them from the Turk
ish position, and the parlementaire, under
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defence by continually dribbling forward
reinforcements OF two or three battalions
at time These small detachluents lent
no weight to the force they joined, because
they invariably arrived only after the Rus
slams had received proportionally much
heavier reinforcements. There has been at
no time collected together such Turkish
force as the commander dared to employ
Extensively, and tho army has lost the morale
which it had when tho war began.
THE WORK OF BATAK's BUTCHER
report denying that Russian soldiers have
committed any cruelties lie says the
foreign correspondents and at aches can
bear witness to the same effect, but admits
the possibility of isolated and unprevent-
able acts of vengeance by the Bulgarians.
He charges the Turks with great barbarities
and particularly mentions heap of Rus
sian heads found in the Schipka pass after
the Turks evacuated it.
RUSSIAN DEYEAT AT PLEvNA.
ION the 19.h the Russians sustained
defeat near Plevna, southwest Of Nicopolis
General Schillder, with q portion of the
Ninth corps, consisting of an infantry bri-
gade, with cavalry and artillery, was sent
against that town and failed in his object
Schillder seems to have advanced on Plevna
in careless and unsoloierly manner Per-
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standing the signal, ran back to his own
lines. This treacherous volley surprised
the Russians and killed and wounded 140
of their number.
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