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Tho Ge.ul, of The German Elections.

DiRILN, Jan. D.-The results OF 35s elections
foi tlc @ rnau Parliament known, Of which % re.
cure s'coni elections "a OF the persons chosen are
oonscvaives q hnperaists, 9b National Liberals IL
PfurcHslsls ~ Cerc6ls 10 Social Democrats, II Poles
Aseunn Autonollists DeoAg TO the AlsAtlan Pro.
test Psr,y, ANA auherv 10 no particular paTty.
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VOL. XLlV.-NO. 1SS.
THE CRISIS IN LOUISIANA.
GENT TAXING SIDES WfTH THE
ISyRpITION or PACKARD.

siy Aiisc PACKARD ''"n"nn",ns nc @ ,..sa'
m,ncd TO Ma,n,nin their LeGn, Rights.
=, o.,...., 70, ~ II M-Tho
NEW olIEANS' '"u' ID ~ w. "o
.,,,is r. very much aroused AT CIR nts orders
t,,,,r concerning tho rerocrition of
10 u'h' Auta' -, ,te ,,tn,,,, .'.,s,
The cAlrd GoVernmeht' anu tue urect coih-
r,pd to Ignore the supreme Court now sitting
n''" w ,..,,--a, ,ho,,b tbsv vxere oniv n
on the iehVh-a' '"'"~" ~ "N'0 ~''' ="
body of lawyers clll'i together 10y a private
c,,i,en. This Is understood to mean resolve
10 overthrow the state government whlch IS
srm,v ct ,blished AMI compctently working In
"' - -, ., o., ,,,ca a., ,,,,.ar n Gov
every departm MT ana 10 p'oce 'n power uoV-
ernment not elected "nicn no" mas neither a
, -. 4. 90, ,o.,, ttt,,r In
whose lew pretenutIs N"Ne oVe" ''uIon away :"
fortified building FOR yer week. Ihis order
and Packsrd's PROCLAMATION have evoked the
~" 49,, ,i.,,'.. -, III ,,,,,. ,ho
ioud sp N,n N''Hn '''," u ut, o,VA' US i"e
.nd ever, re,lnen, be. received orders TO hold
a"N W 49,, -, -,
hseh IT, r'"ulhess ior "nyt''hR' iaVA"'u oN"n''
enforce hi. own ooasiiHl proclamation with tho
>" ~" ~, ~ ~ .,..
relies on Gen. Ausur to carry ou' the mandates
efnis ma-ter' ana Nh'n feuer" s''u'e's "'h
have don0sed the GUNcrnment the mis- reauis
hyored by "rant expcc 10 shp lhso the sp""s
VI" s,,,.z
,ouu 'e',s ou, %" ."s 60 %, every o'''-'"
Ne'y u.s. VI 49,
oo,t .,,or,,,y in IN, ma, : his authority bere
He ', n,s's on ,''.s' ne,.'"liy % NO., No.w,'9-
standing The siiu'h."nc' oi cram otuer'
.na,', .no % o1 'n' n0 a 'u,o'7u 'gnA'1 a.' 'a'
alive move ne will not ne sup o-toi. aua should
hloodsh.l occur the f-.,..,. will ,nly lei used TO
o'oou7n'n oc'"'' 'he ,''.P' WIN wy .e us.1 "
preserve lie peace i"'"'fa e'''.'uN e'n's',-
80 r'io.. ,.,,r",,,.n from ,hc conmsraer
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
LIFE In THE METROPOLIS.
DISHES HERE AND THERE DY TH1
SUNS REPORTERS.
The Kind OF Client a Man has when be IL HE
own bnwyer-A Theatrical TriuI-Judas
Gildersleevo's Comment fter Sentence.


own bawyer-A Theatrical Trini-Judgs
ciIdersieevo's Comment nfter Sentence.
James J. Mullen was convicted In the General
Sessions yesterday OF stealing dollar from the
pocket OF market woman. lie insisted upon con-
Quoting his own defence, and had his way about II
although Judge Gllderslcevc assigned lawyer TO ad-
wise him. Notwithstanding the clear proof Of his
guilt and his admission that he had served several
terms In prison. he cross examined the prosecuting
witness at great length and addressed the Jury with
strange Of pathos mpudence, and blasphemy. He
showed testimonial that was given to him years age
for rskng his life In rescung drowning person, said
that he had exposed Instances OF awful cruelty to prfs
in sing slug Prison, and nnaly declared that God
had promised him that should be acquitted. Aftes
the jury had declared him guilty. Mullen. turning u
Judge Gildersleeve, took Bible from his pocket ana
nourshng It, said that he hoped he might not 90 70
heaven II he was not Innocent His Honor sentenced
him to nye years In State prison, and added are
the most downright fraud | have dealt with since
have heen the bench" On the way to the prsonerd
box Mullen tore his Bible to pieces and hung IL agsnss
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HO-rOE, Jan. b.-lhe Democratic Legislative
cautl. ti, Altrnunn nominated by gccllnatlOu Judsa
j. g. AO10ti for UIltcl state Senator.
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Weather Omc. Predictio

Lii'le Fred. Werbel, II 3S3 First street. Will
has aitn set Ills clothing ON nre yeslcr, ny aud wo
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Failing aud low barometer, increasing East
cry ana souiherly Winds. warmer. raiuy aud stormy
weather
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"Moresu-Lefeyre," the Oldest and m ost French
q chsmpe.aes. Victor t. Mauger, ITO Rsade ST., N.
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ROME, Jan. lj.-lae Pope yesterday received
dcpu'"iion u tx P1nuh al function rlcs, ono Of
whom r'.I Nn extremely violent address against ths
tNlou Government. The Pop 10 rc,y cen ured ths
hr nir enyl, ,mpa'el ~ the Il.ian CaolArt regard
Sharp County record., 1877-09-07
Portable Fence,

The undersigned has a county
right for Sharp and Lawrence
counties for the best portable
fence that has ever been before
the public; 1t is cheap, simple
and durable, and can beremoved
from one place to another in a
very short time. Twill sell either
toWnShipor farm wlights, cheap.
Tor wheat, corn, oats, bacon,
Iard, or young stock. Persons
wishing to purchase can see the
at Office Of the SHARP
Co. RECORD, or at Sharp's Saw
MILL ASA. d. WADE.
Sharp County record., 1877-09-07
GOOl Manner.

The r,,ence of good manner is
kind .houghtfulncys of Others. The
man who goes to his room in u hotel
stamping and talking through TIE
corridor, slamming his door and
finging his boots down hcarily up
on Inc aoor is merely brrtally self
ish. he is no; aware that he owes
duties TO other people who will be
affected by his conduct, lie does
not think that he rudcly awakcnS
some one to whom sleep is india-
pensabIo, and whom he has no right
to disturb. Haydon's picture Of the
man in the choI-hoU9o waiting Tor
the Times, which his neighbor has
held for an hour, and is evidently
bent upon holding mtil he has read
all the advertisements. is an Illus
lratiGn Of this common se.tiShnoss
The talk and conduct in the cars
are generally signs Of vanity or Il
morbid sclt-c0nSciousEosS. A well
bred man keeps his toolhaches and
headaches to himself, and does not
assume that strangers are interested
i'm his digestion. A well bred woman
Keeps her childrqn quiet, and does
not assume that all her associates
must share her iQndneSs ior them.
# Mrs. f., with her vivid sense Of
Mr.. rs pecuIiarities and Of her fine
house and cquippage, coNId only
once l;now how supremlly unlm-
portant any individual is,-how well
the world Jared before Mr.. 7. ar
rived, and how unshOckCd the uni
verse will be by his departure
she would be q modest and well
hammered woman. That knowledge,
indeed, would be general correct
i've of manners. A certain kind Of
personal COnCoit often accompanies
nndoniable superiority. There are
men, like Lord Chatham, who like
to have their gong and coming re-
Earded as events, to move with a
pompou> bQsllc, and to be constantly
recognized as great men; but if they
.ouId only know it, that very taste
is constantly accounted to them for
@cakness, and their influence is just
SO far lesscHed. .--Ex.
A leading hotel in New York City
mas the Lords Prayer printed entire
on its daily bill of fare,
Sharp County record., 1877-09-07
Cd NF0DE. AND COTTON
GROW ElEsS:

| have charge Of the Sharp
Saw Mill, Planning Machine,
Wool Carding Machine, and
Cotton Gin, all Of which are in
The very best condition that
machinery can be placed in. |
nave a very large assortment Of
Good DRY ENHmber
On the yard, either dressed or
Qndressad. | will take in eX-
change for lumber or carding,
wheat, bacon and lard, delivered
1T the mill, and will allow for
wheat, 81 per busheI; bacon and
ard, 10 cents per pound.
| have also u good assortment
Of Jeans, Linseys, Flannels,
ShawlS, Blankets, Spun Yarns,
&c, which | will exchange for
wool or cotton.
| expect to use my best effort
to give general satisfaction in
ginning this season, and III order
to do so, | request everybody to
take some care IN handling the
cotton as they gatherit. Be sure
to keep your cotton dry, and
you shall have good work.
You will lind Mr.. ". NJ. San
ders on hand at all times, ready
to attend to any business.
ASA d. WADE.
Sharp County record., 1877-09-07

A leading hotel in New York City
mas the Lords Prayer printed entire
on its daily bill of fare,
Sharp County record., 1877-09-07
A CARD.

DIR. SAM'L A. BROWT,
having retired from the general
practice Of medicine, on account
Of Ill health, will hereafter de-
vote his entire attention to the
PRESCRIPTION PRACTICE.
He assures his old patrons that
his long experience with the
diseases Of the country enables
him to prescribe successfully in
most all cases. without seeing
the patient, He can always be
found at his Drug Store, south
side Main Street, Evening Shade,
Ark, where he will be pleased
to meet his old friends.
The Doctor will constantly
keep on hand a general stock Of
fresh, pure Drugs and Medicines,
dye stuffs, candies, liquors,
sugar and coffee, stationery. and
in fact everything usually kept
in q tirst~clasS country drQg
store.
Sharp County record., 1877-09-07
G 00D WIN 4 WH@oN
Druggists g. { GToceTS,

Keep constantly on hand a full
and well selected stock of pure
Drugs, Chemicals,
Proprietary medicines and toilet
articles. Also, an assortment of
choice
Fami5y and Fancy Groceries,
Pure whislleys, wines, Gin and
brandies, de-, de-, which they
offer to the public for cash. at
prices corresponding with the
times.
Will buy such country pro-
ducv as they may need. Also,
some Of the many medical roots,
barEs, seeds, de-, that are grow
ing spontaneously over the coun-
Try, if delivered in good condi-
ton.
Remember the stand, at the
Porter & Huddleston building,
south side Main Street, Evening
Shade, Ark.
Sharp County record., 1877-09-07
News and N0tcs.

manufactures VII! dc ltpIoscili-
ed, with specimens OF their
work. 1t will 10 doubt be an
imposing scene.
Under the now Constitution Of
Georgia, members OF the Legis
iature are to receive So per day,
instead Of 81, as at present, An
exchange says this change will
probably be the means Of get
ling honest men into that body.
Ten blocks OF business and
dwelling houses, including three
hotels, postCHce, telegraph and
express Offices, and the old court
house, in the town Of Paris,
Texas, were destroyed by fire,
last Friday. The loss ofproperty
is estimated at from one to one
and a half million dollars.
Ben De Bar, the leading West
eln comedian, and one Of the
best actors in America, died in
St Louis on the 2Sth ult. The
cause Of his death was a disease
called softening Of the blain.
He was a member Of the Masonic
order, and was buried with hon
0rs Of that fraternity,
Three hundred American car
penters, under engagement for
three years with a Manchester
Building firm, sailed from New
York City for England, las
month, Their wages are to be
equal to IS 30 per day, here,
with eight hours work, qpd a
half holiday Saturdays,
Brigham Young, the old he
polygamist and great leader of
The Mormon Church, died at his
home in Salt Lake City, on the
29th uIt The array Of widow
and orphans at his funeral was
doubtless a mournful spectacle
and their tears equal to a frs
class rain shower.
A notorious criminal, named
John Wesley Hardin, who is
said to be the murderer of
rwenty-seven persons in Texas,
and for whose booy a reward of
$4,000 was offered by an act of
the Legislature Of that State,
was captured at Pensacola, Ala,
recently, after a battle in which
about twenty shots were fired,
and Hardin'S companion, named
Mann, was killed.
The State Savings Institution
Of Chicago, one of the largest
banking houses in the country
with three million dollars Of the
peoples money, suspended OF
the goth ult. The directors claim
10 bo possessed Of S2,124,690, in
the shape of mortgage and col
lateral loans, real estate, etc.
The depositors are mostly Of th
poorer classes, who had theil
daily earnings locked therein.
The cotton report of the De
partment of Agriculture for Au-
gust shows no material decline
from July. The general average
for August is ninety. three. No
State averages higher than in
1876, except Louisiana and Flor
ida. The States of the greatest
production,especially those west
OF the Mississippi, are those re
porting, The highest condition
Of estimates is as follows: North
Carolina, IS; South Carolina, IS;
Georgia, s.; Florida, 93; Alaba-
ma, "a; Mississippi, 80; Louisi-
ana, l06; Texas, 96; Arkansas,
93; Tennessee, 90.
A friGhtful accident occurred
on the Chicago, Rock Island and
Pacific Railroad, at -Four Mile
Creek, seven miles from Des
Moines, Iowa, on the 30th nit.
An entire passenger train, except
rhe sleeping car, fell through a
bridge, into twenty Geetof water,
and twenty-five or thirty persons
were mashed to death Or drown
. .,,l P,.,., t...,..
Sharp County record., 1877-09-07

Having had sixteen years eX-
perience in The mercantile bust
ness, / hattsr myself that !
know tie wants Of the people,
and will atall times sell as good
goods, at as low prices, as can
be had in this portion of Arkan-
cas-. My assistant 1lr. j: Il.
4IetcaIi, is always ready and
willing to Go his part.
Thankful to my many friends
for the liberal patronage here
tofore extended, [ hope 10 merit
and receive o liberal share i'll
the future. Respectfully,
+. D. WILLIAMS.
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By Dr.. Holland. the Editor.

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Monthly. INC
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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-07-21
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS
Disorder Of the Kidneys.

In all diseases affecting these organs. whether
they secrctc too much or too lite water; or
whether they be afflicted with stone or gravel or
with aches and pains settled IN the lOin- over the
regions of the kidneys, these Pms should be- ia
ken according the printed directions and the
Ol"tment should be- well rubbed into the small OF
the back II bed time hi. treatment Will give
almost immediate relief when al other means
have failed.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-07-21

we have "A Winter on the Nile," by Gen.
Mcclellan "sauntcriug- About Constant.
nop!e,' y! Charles Dudley Warner; .'Olll
OF NY window Al Moscow,' by Eugene
schuyler: "An American In 1trkislan., -
etc Three serial stories are announced.