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The New York herald., 1877-07-26
TROOPS FROM SOUTH CAROLINA EN- ROUTE FOR
THE NORTH.
IN NEW YORK AND BROOKLYN.

the excitement in the city yesterday concen-
tratcd on tile meeting TO be held In the enng at
TompkIns square, and discussion OF the situation in
the different States gave way the consideration of
4 possibility of trouble at home to Immediately
out Of that gathering Business, both wholesale
and retail was almost standsil and the operators
on Wall street we're not inclined to do much business
The police and military authorities have agreed upon
q united course Of action that will ndorsed by all
Drder loving citizens. There no trouble ut the
Grand Central Depot the departure OF the Eighth regi-
ment bcipg the only stirring scene In that neighbor-
mood during the day. Brooklyn looked calmly over
already taken 10 preserve the peace
THE EoHTH REGIMENT FOR BUFFALO.
General snallr orders O'Clock TO send
the Eighth regiment National Guird, TO Bnnulo. The
almory of the reg giineDt Is situated IN Twentythrd
street. between seventh aud Eighth avenues, anu
sc. ne OF hustle and excitement sued IL be-
came known that this corps was ordered into active
service.
Tne men were found TO be ready for the march. At
soveb O'Clock IN the morning they partook break
fast aad 400 roll-caIl ono hour later lhe
tDronged TO the armory order to bid farewell
10 tie corps AT hapast nine O'Clock tho
repimc was tho streets fronting Us armory
The soldiers were speedily surrounded by large
crowd. VINO watched tile military maDGnyres with
much interest. few minutes before ten O'Clock the
order march was gwen, and 10 the IDsprtihg music
OF d % aud drum the regiment moved up l"chty-ihlrd
81 rpef 10 Eilth avenue. As ihey filed past tno men
were received with cheers and waving VI nanukercheis
The New York herald., 1877-07-26
SOUTH CAROLINA.

Fx-spBAKERs ARRESTED FOR ISSUING BOGUS
PAY cEBTIFIcATEs-Two OTHER POLITICIANS
LEAVE THE STATE TO AVOID ARREST.
gs TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
COLUMBIA, July IS 1871
Ex-Governor Franklin J. Moses and ex-speakcr
Samuel J. Lee, colorcd, who were arrested yes
terday IN Charleston and Aiken, were brought
to his city in custody today for preiml-
nary examination on warrants issued at the IN
stance OF the Invcstg Commttcc charging them
with brcacn OF trust and grand larceny, IN issuing
bogus pay certificates to attaches oil the Legislature
white each occupied the position Of speaker OF the
House Representatives. Ihc accused through thcr
counsel ex-Jud.e Melton, waived examination, anu,
in default OF 81 900 Da each, were committed 10 the
Jail OF tins county tonight warrant had also pcch
issued Tor the apprehension OF Richard H. Oleaves,
Lieutenant Governor under Chamberlain, Jut he has
eJ the State J. Woodruff, tue present Clerk oi tho
Scnae aud notorious member OF the ring, has Also
Ic for parts unknown upon ascertaning mat ne was
wanted.
The New York herald., 1877-07-26
M'CABE Gagged.
A NEW YORK DESPERATE RETJ

NEW YORK DESPERATE RETURNED TO
CONNECTICUT -MIsTAKING TRAIN
LEADS TO HIS CAPTURE.
[BY TELEoR PHI TO THE HERALD
HARTFORD, Conn, July 25, 1857.
Joseph Abrahams. alias james McCabc the notorious
New York burglar, who escaped from the wcthershed
State Prison, yesterday afternoon was recapiured IN
New Britain this morning, and, being unarmed made
no resistance. After hrs escape he walked to
Berlin, ana by mistake took the New Britain
instead of tho New York train. Discovering his
error he started 10 walk back this morning Berlin
Junction but Identified by railroad employees from
the published dcrcriptions aud Is now again behind
tho prison walls Ho stated that he intended get
some distance away from Wethersed and then tele-
graph to his fathcr Brooklyn for means to get TO
Cali ornia When captured he was penuiuily supplied
with innds and but Tor mistaking the train would
doubtedly have eluded pursu In bis daring escape
IRON tho third story window he sustained no harm
other Than badly cutting his hands with the rope.
The New York herald., 1877-07-26
FIRE in LEONARD STREET.

About hali-past six O'Clock last evening Captain
Eakins Of the Fifth precmc while sitting at his desk
in tho station house, heard what seemed to him
slight explosion He ran to the door ami saw
smoke issuing from the third Moor OF
the buildings directly opposite, Nos. 10 and
IS Leonard street. The alarm was sounded
and tour engines were tho spot. Tne IRE
gained such headway that a second and a third aarn
were gwen 1t was, however, totally extnsuishcd
before n,nc o'clock. The building Is oil SIX stories, and
Is occupied on ihs nrs floor by fulte Culver as pro-
vision house. Mr.. Culver estimates his loss by ure
and water at $4,000; fully insured f. WON 20.
occupy the upper iloor mustard mill. Thor loss
Is also about $4,000 Tho building, which is owned
by Jonn j. Cape is damaged 10 tho extent OF $4,000
The New York herald., 1877-07-26
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFTcER,
WASHINGTON, July 25--7 80 +. M.

OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFTcER,}
WAsnNGroS, July 25-7:30 L. M.
Indications
For Thursday, in the Middle States, rising barom-
eter, north and west nds, cooler, clear weather.
For New England, filling followed by rising barom-
eter. cooler northwest winds and clear or partly
cloudy weather.
For the South Atlantic States, stationary pressure
and temperature, southwest winds and partly cloudy
weather will prevail
For the Gulf states, increasing southcrly winds,
warm partly cloudy weather, and stationary falling
barometer
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, stationary tenn
pcrature lower pressure, partly cloudy weather. with
local rains and sonthcrly winds.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri val
eys, stationary higher temperature, falling barom-
eter partly cloudy weather and possibly light rains,
with southcry wnds.
For the lake region, southeast to southwest winds.
warmer, partly cloudy or clear weather, followed by
cooler northeast winds the lower lakes and possibly
rising barometer.
The rivers Will generally continue slowly falling
The New York herald., 1877-07-26
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
WASHINGTON. July "a. 1871.

WASHINGTON July "a, 1871.
Lieutenapt Wainwright Kellogg is ordered TO tho
Mouou gapela at New YORK; Lieutenant Edwin Long
recker is order to the ironciad Wyaudotc at Wash
inQ,on Liccenant +. G. Hyde Is ordered 10 the IRON
cad Nahant at Philadeph Passed Assistant Surgeon
A. Ampcr is ordered TO the Naval Ho p,tai a, Norius
Paymaster h. Ii. Armo Is ordered to the plymouth at
Washing on; Assistant Paymaster w. c. MrGOwan Is
IA detached rom the Passaic and ordered
TO the Wyandoite; Lieutenant Thomas d.
Terr from the command Of the Wyan-
doite 10 command the Passaic. Assistant Surgeon
Richard Astpri tgc, from the Naval Hospital at Nor
fox and ordered TO the ironclad Lehign; Assistant
SURGEON Charles j. Noursc, from the Naval Hos spltal
Chelsea Mass to the iron-cad Nahant at Philsdcphia
The New York herald., 1877-07-26
THE POSTAL CONVENTION.
CHIEF CITIES REPREsENTED--THE PREsI-
DENTS ABSENCE.

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CHIEF CITIES nEpREsENrED--THE PREs1-
DENTS ABSENCE
FORTRESS MONROE, Va, July %, 1877.
The Postal Convention assembled at Hygeia Hall at
eleven O'Clock to-day. 1t is composed OF delegates
from nearly all the leading Southern cities. General
Logan, OF the Richmond Postal Committee, called the
Convention order stated object TO be to Sc
better aud expeditions mail for the
South He moved behalf of the Richmond deega-
ton that William L. Trenholm OF Charleston, DO
elected Temporary president OF the Convention which
carried John Olt OF Richmond. elected tenn
p rary secretary Committee on Credentials
appointed
The following telegrams and letters read:-
WASHINGTON. July 25
Presden desires to express his grcat regret that
his ppelc du les wiz de.in him s the seat OF government,
Point Comfort w. X. RODGEaS, secretary.
wAsnISc1ox, July "a. 1877.
Hon. GARDINER g. HUBBARD, Chairman Postal Conven-
DEx SIN exceedingly regret that the disturbances of
Of postal service Of this dep rt:
0.so e nS a CON- Of ssndSs Sso the Postal Con
ss",lasS at the orderly and anisaSls pSdII condition,
many States OF the Union. am not astonIshed
prised il were osner wise hsOo and believe that the
ibors OF tine Commission and OF the Convention will be
sdevs me %nea that the members Of SSm
~ " L.
OBJECTS THE CONVENTION
Thomas l.. James Postmaster of New York, then
invited Gardiner g. Hubbard TO address the Conven-
ton Mr. Hubbard said the Postmaster General in-
tended 10 do all IL his to fast mail
Tor the souta 1t was the purpose tho department.
give every facility to the South, but Congress would
have to make appropriations be- THIS could DO done
1his would greatly depend upon the workkof the Con-
vcnon 1t had assembled for the purpose OF inducing
Congress TO make the necessary appropriations, and
then the best and quickest could be selected Congress
should increase the appropriations for the South at
least nfty per cent
THANKS TO PRESIDENT.
Charles r. jones' OF Charlotte. N o., offered the fol-
lowlng:-
Resolved That this Convention has received with pleas
communication from His Lxcelency. Hon x. Il.
Hayes President the United STATES regrets that
un iorunate condition the country prevents his ng
wthsns and this Convention tenders him It's yned
Tor his efforts to restore quiet the
country.
The officers OF the garrison rendered the services Of
the band the Convention. The band played ''Yankec
Doodle" and Dixie, which were received with loud
cheers
The Convention adjourned until ton o'clocklA. NJ. to-
morrow.
The New York herald., 1877-07-26
RAILROAD ACCIDENT IN GEORGIA.

AN ENGINE FALLS THROUGH TREsTLE-Two
MEN KILLED.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
ATLANTA, July 25, 1871
News OF another fatal accident bas just been re-
ceived. An engine fell through a trestie a distance Of
forty feet the Alabama and Chattanooga road yes
terday, killing osburn, engineer. and Tom Hcnder-
son, fireman. When the mother IF Osburn
heard the news she dropped dead instantly The
bodies Will arrive here tonight and be buried to-
morrow great body OF workngmen Will be al the
train 10 meet the bodica The excitement is redoubled
these accidents and at the funeral which Will
iollow special trains will run TO the cemetery.
The New York herald., 1877-07-26
SHOOTING AT A CITY MARSHAL.
MANCHESTER, N. H., July 25, 1871

MANCHESTER, N. H., July 70, IsIT
Charles McAplne alias Brown, formerly OF Halifox
visited tho police station and endcavored 10 mur
der Assistant City Marshal I.onga this alter
noon. He shot ut him and missed, the ball
s,rikipu Policeman Coburn 10 the iey. NcApine
ran and. beng pursued, turned and nred another
shot Policeman Dunn then fred and brought
him down. the ball entering the BACK,
neur tho sp,nc. The wound Is probably
fatal Alter desperate resistance lc was taken 10 the
station house. McAlpine was hncd for drunkenness
some weeks ago and swore revenge. The streets
were crowded the tirnc OF the shooting, and great
excitement was caused by tho event
The New York herald., 1877-07-26

LATER NEWS FROM THE Fac FRONTIER or
.frxIcO-THs MEX fCANs DEFfANr--AMERI-
CAN PRISONERS IN DANGER
San FRANCISCO, CAL, July 25, 1877.
despatch from San Diego to the Union has tho
following from Campo this afternoon :-The far from
tier difficulties still raging and things coming
TO a focus The Mexicans have inaugurated kind Of
martial law and are preparing Tor any attack
that might be made but through the aid and influence
brought TO bear upon the officials in hopes of
saving the lives OF friends ut the sacrifice oil all the
property takon from them
The New York herald., 1877-07-26
AMERICAN PRISONERS IN MEXICAN JArLs.

SAN FRANCISCO, July "a, 1871
San Diego (Ca) despatch says the following has
just been received from Campo by the editor OF
the Union:-"The Lower California VMexco)
authorities treat the American prisoners very
badly. The two Elliott boys confined
in separate jail from the other crowd. The suppo-
sion of Americans San Rafael is that money will
clear most them, but the Mexicans think that the
Mexican, Manuel Malindra and tho Elliott boys and
Hcnscy will be made victims of revenge, and that 1t
will take prcity strong influence release them.
think some immediate steps should be taken by tho
American ctzens Tor the protection Of their riends
The New York herald., 1877-07-26
BRAZILIAN COFFEE MARKETS.

RIO JANEIRo July %, 1877.
Coffee quiet; prices maintained Good hrsts 100
1880 res per 10 silos Exchange iondjn 2is Aver
daily receipts OF coffee during the past week,
ylOp bags; weeks shipments to the United
States, 12,OOD bags; weeks sales for the Chan.
mel and North Of Eu ope, $4,000 bags and loi
tho United States HOOD stock $4,000 Freghts, 32s Cd
by sail Tor the Channel.
SANTOS, July 25, 1877.
Coffee market very quiet, prices nearly nomiaal So
ptror Santos. 7OUD 1900 reis per ~ kiios Avera
daily receipts during the week. 600 bags NO sales W
shipments. Stock, 0,OUO.
The New York herald., 1877-07-26
FRENCH DUTIES ON CANADIAN
SHIPS.

QUEBEC, July 25, 1877.
A dcputation Of quebec merchants aud shipbuidcrs
waited on the citys representatives in the House of
Commons to-day to solicit cooperat on in inducing
the Canadian government to take Immediate action In
the matter OF the removal Of duty imposed bJ France
on Canadian built snps Mr.. Thbaudcn assured the
depulal ION The matter would be at once brought
10 the notice Of the Dominion government.
The New York herald., 1877-07-26
oloucl George D. Scott rode at the head of his CON-

mand.
avenue 10 Forty street and thence 10 he 6rand
Central depot There they were delayed but lew
minutes before entering the railroad cars ready 10 re-
ceve them. Engine No SO was attached to the nne
which conveyed the troops, and At halipast Ten
O'Clock the train moved out the depot amid tho cneers
OF the assembled crowd
The New York herald., 1877-07-26
ECUADOR AND THE HOLY SEE.

SUSPENSION OF THE CoSCoRDAT OF 1868 by
THE PRESiDENT.
PANAMA, July IL, 1871
The President of Ecuador issued de-
cree from the Government Palace at
Quito. June rs, 1877, suspcndng the con-
cofdat celebrated between Ecuador and the Holy SEQ
In lo63 and rcvivng the famous Colombian OF pa
ronage ol July 2S, 1924 The 3IsnOp OF Gdaydquil has
issued protest against this acton OF the President
The New York herald., 1877-07-26
PAYMENT OF A HEAVY RAILROAD
DEBT.
NASHVILLE. Tenn. July 25. 1877.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, July 25, 1877.
Governor Porter has received u despatch IRON Comp
troller Gaines, now In New YORK, stating that tho
Memphis and Chattanooga Railroad had paid us cntre
Indebtedness the State OF Tennessee amounting to
S67 9l0 and that the bonds had been cancelled and
forwarded hero
The New York herald., 1877-07-26
BANK ROBBERS CONVICTED.

BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
BosroN, July 25, 1871
The jury In the case Of Scott and Dunlap the
northampton bauk robbers, has rendered verdict OF
guilty alter beng out three hours
The New York herald., 1877-07-26
PRESIDENT HAYES INVITED TO
NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, July 25, 1877.
The Merchants Exchange mas adopted resolutions
and appointed committee to invito President Hayes
to visit Nashville.
The New York herald., 1877-07-26
TUE wrATHEn YESTERDAY.

The following record viii show the changes In the
temperature for the past twenty-four nours in COM
parison with the corresponding date OF last year, az
Indicated by the thermometer at hudnuts pharmacy,
HEp, II
The New York herald., 1877-07-26

Average temperature yesterday. .............. 81
year. Year. M ss,
The New York herald., 1877-07-26
THE NATIONAL FORCES.

THE NINTH INFANTRY EN- ROUTE EAsT-NAvAL
VESSELS AT WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, July 25, 1871
A despatch received at the War Department this af
tcrnoon announces the Ninth infantry lett Omaha
this morning Rock Island where they expected
to arrive tonight
REAR ApNIKAL's PEsSASr.
Rear Admiral Trenchard, In com msnd of the North
Atlantic feet, here and has hoised his flag the
Swa,ara, anchored cn the arsenal The lymouh aud
Essex the other vessels OF the fleet anchored
off this city.
RELIEF WESTERN BANKS.
The Secretary the Treasury has authorized the
Assistant Treasurer at New York dispose of
change Chicago Cincinnati and ST. Louis for the
relief Of Western banks, and business men who have
funds in New York which arc not available on
account Of the impossbility OF transportation. Upon
The receipt by the Treasurer certificate OF deposit
of funds the New York office Ike amount will be
ordered paid to tho proper party by the assistant
treasurer at either OF the points first dcsig-
mated in the certificate.
MOVEMENT OF TROOPS FROM THE SOUTH
TIvrTY IN NAVAL CIRCLES
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE nERALD1
NORFOLK, Va, July 25, 1877.
Battery NJ, Second United States artillery, Brevet
Colonel A. G. NJ Pennington commanding, arrived
here to-day from Fort johnson, Charleston harbor.
aud left tonight tor Baltimore More artillery ol.
lowing from Charleston.
MONITORS
Orders have been received at the navy yard to put
the monitors Saugus, Ajax Manhattan, Lehgb, Cats
kill and Mahopac 10 Hampton Roads for Washington
city rapidly as possible. Tho Lehgh comes OF
tue dry dock, and leaves ior Washington morrow.
REPORTING DUTY.
Commander q. G. Wiltz, Lieutenant A. A. Boyd ana
Master w. c. Babcock reported for duty on the Lehigh
to-day, and oflce and the other mon-
tors will by the time they ready to sail
All the working forces OF the yard have been put on
the monitors. Tho corvette Ossipee is provisioning
for a three months cruise as yet unknown.
TROOPS FROM SOUTH CAEoIINA EN- ROUTE FOR
THE NORTH.
CHARLESTON, S. G., July %, 1871
All the regular troops IN Columbia, excepting the
band have lett for Washington tonight Batteries L
and l. Of the Fifth artillery, hitherto stationed at
Summervc near Charleston, left here by rail under
orders to report 10 General Hancock, at Washington
The ouy United States troops remaining In tho State
are one light battery. at Summerve, which is under
orders 10 be ready to move at moments notice
The New York herald., 1877-07-26
INDIAN DEPREDATIoNs IN THE BLACK HILLS
nrA Anruno Iulxr
THE BORDER TROUBLES.
RENDERS AND IS PARDoNED-No TROOPS FOB
THE NORTH.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

THE NORTH.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
SAN ANTONIO, Texas, July 25 1871.
General Narapjo. at Piedraniegras, thanks General
Ord for the OF Escobedo aud sta and
that Valdez has surrendercd ana has come In and
been pardonod No troops can be sent north from
Texas without great delay. The nearest point is Fort
Dark, distant 1i0 miles from here, and 1t viii require
seven days. march to get here. The other posts
furnish no troops under from two weeks to month.
Some troops could obtained by water from Browns.
vile, but General Ord has none bat cavalry there
The Osceola times., 1877-08-04

About this time Of the year the weary
editor, worn out by his labors, and Icel-
ing badly in need of rest ard recreation
for few months, is visited by a depu-
taton of the readers of his popular AM
influential journal, and presented with
purse containing 81, 900, pore or less,
to pay the expenses OF trip to Europe,
Well, why not? Doesn't it take as
much brains to run n newspaper as 10
preach one sermoh a week ? Boston
Traveller.
Come on with your 81 900. but if
you can't spare that amount, fetch along
the So you owe us on last years deln-
qucnt subscription.
The Osceola times., 1877-08-04
TUFTS PILLS

A distinguished physician of New Yorh
says:
1T is astonishing how universally DR..
TUFTS Pills are used. In my daily rounds.
| hear of them not only among the poor,
but their virtues are hcraldcd from the man
sions of the wealthy and refined. Know
ing the inventor from his long connection
with the medical profession, have great
confidence in their merits, ard Of late have
often prescribed them aith the happiost 70
suits in cases where desired TO make de.
cided impression on the liver
The Osceola times., 1877-08-04
Removal.

J. O. Blackwood Esq, has moved
his Law office to the old Post Office,
next door to Stowell x Heinz's, Main
Street, where he can be found at all
hours, ready to attend to all law bust
ness entrusted TO his care. 7zSz
The Point Pleasant TtiJRne has
been moved to New Madrid, and con
solidatcd with the Record, where, un-
der the guidance ard management Of
Messrs. Tresenriter & Jones, The
Weekly Tribune is now published. 1t
is an eight page, 4S column. wide
awake, newsy and attractive paper. We
wish i, and It's ptoprietors success.
The Osceola times., 1877-08-04
Errors of Youth.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered tor wears
"A from Nervous Debility, rema-
iur Decay, aud all the eff,q Is of Youthful indr-
erection. will. iur the sake oi suffering human =
ity. Send Tree to all who need II, the recipe aud
direction for making the simple remedy by
which he was cured Sufferers Wishing Ia proht
by the advertisers experience can do 80 by ad-
dressing In perfect confidence.
JOHN B. OGDEN, ~ Cedar St, y. \.
The Osceola times., 1877-08-04
To Consumptives.

The advertiser, having been permanently cured
ni that dread iii srasp, Consumption, by n slmp -
remedy is anxinn- to mrke known 10 his fellow
sufferers the means of cure To all whp desifc
1t, he Will send c'py of the prescription ~ d.
tircc Of chargcl. with the directions Tor pr par
lag AMI using the same, which they will nnd II
sure cure for Consumption, Asthma, bronchitis,
etc Parties wishing the prescription VIII
please address, Rev. r.. A WILSON,
lgi Fem ST., Williamsburg New York.
The Osceola times., 1877-08-04
OUR CLUBBING LIST.

We call the attention OF the rrh-
lie to the following list of publica-
tions that We are clubbing our pa
per with, and at greatly reduced
rats:
TIE Little Rock Weekly Gazette,
price 50, and the Osceo,a Times,
one year Tor 81 so.
The American Agriculturist, 81,
80, and the Osceola Times, one
year Tor S3,25
The Scientific American, price
$3.50, and the Osceola Times, one
year tor S4,15.
The Saturday Evening Post, 50,
and the Osceola Times, one year
Tor 1925.
Now is yom chance to secure
reading matter cheap Send along
your orders, friends.
The Osceola times., 1877-08-04
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

STATE vtfCEas
Governor W. u. Mblx
S.c'y OF stite-B. u. beavers.
Auditor-John Cinwford-
'Tr, asurcr- I j. thuIcinI.
Atty Genl-N. y. Heddt~son.
Com stat, l.ards j. y Nniitlce.
t'hancelor--J u. Easin.
t'haiccry ,irrk-A u. witt.
chief Jn-iicc-k II. English.
Associate Justiocs- Wu, NJ. Han sen ana
Dayid Malhu
,ongrcs ,nan, ist Disiilct-L. I. nause.
JUDICIARY.
Second iir.ait -Corntic~ oi Mississippi, Cross
,'ritrmdcn. Poinlsett, traighead, uretn., Lay =
ton and iian6iolph
Circuit Jnigc L. l.. Mack
Pros Ait'y-J r. Riddck
LEGISLATIVE
e9th District --Cunnties Of Nj -si-sipI l. Jackson
Pointsert and Craighrad.
state >.uator-B. Harris
X representatives,. III Williams
COUNTY OFFICER
County .Jddgc- Chas Bowen.
Sh.i III ~. u Driver
,ounty Il rk-J. l.. . Hale.
rr,aspger-J. !. DriVcr.
SdNcsOr--Jas. AL,hpnA.
Asse.sor-b Dickson
Cnrunrr-A. v Lucas.
The Osceola times., 1877-08-04
Pinples.

! viii mail the recipe for preparing u
simple Vegetable BnlD. tsat will remove Tam
freckl's, pimplcs aud hlotchcs, leaving the
kin soft, clear aud beauiiml; also Instructions
for producing a luxuriant growth OF ha'r on
bal'i hea or smooth face. ddr,ss. dnclosing
10 ctSl Ben Nandelf Il Co. Box Jlsl. No
" OiIsier 81 x l-.O-J.
The Osceola times., 1877-08-04
REDEMPTION NOTICE.

THE following Lands belonging to the E-taie
of Al,arrz Fi-k s.ad ior the dclinquent taxes OF
lssa aud 1sTd. haze been redeemed, by the izy-
ment To The County TREASURER of Mississippi
iouuty, p all the Taxes. Penalty aud Costs, re-
spcctivcly due Oh each Tract, to-wit;