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80.

At an informal meeting of the
survivors OF Govan's brigade, held
at Little Rock on the eronlng OF
November .lst, Capt. John q.
Fletcher was called to the chair and
+. u. Denton was selected rs sccrc.
tary. The Chairman explained the
object of the meeting to be to make
proper arrangements for the hold
Ing o. the proposed reunion, by Sc
lccting the committees, whcreupon,
on motion, "A committee of arrange
mcnts WIS choscn, consisting OF
Cap john c. Fletcher, Gen. Jas.
+. Pagan, Capt John Z. Reardon,
Col. Geo. +. Baucum aud Capt.
Felix G.. Lusk. On motion it was
Resolved, Tat the reunion he
held at liitle Rock on the 18th oay
of January, 1879.
Col. poindexicr Du:n, Of ST..
Francis Couuty was elected as ora
to- OF lae day. Hon. J. W. Martin
vas chosen 10 deliver the address.
Of welcome. AMI Gen. b. c. Govan
Was selected TO dcllverihe response.
On motion, Gen. Albert Pike, OF
Washington City, Was requested to
prepare a poem for the occasion.
Rev. John II. Dye was chosen AZ
chaplain, to oiiciaic at our re-union.
The Secretary WAS requested TO
inform the gentlemen above named
Of the duties that had been assign
ed them.
All newspapers IN the State were
requested to publish these pro-
ceedings.
All surviving soldiers who were
ut any time membcrs OF the brigade,
o. Who belonged 10 any regiment
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BEATTY PIANO
Ec-C>~s-Ara
Grand Square & Upright, and Beat
tvs Celebrated Golden Tongue
Parlor Organs.
4 word IN their f,vor. read:
roip Ia, lElgiu I'll } Evturmrf

word IN their 'vor. read:
From the (Eidu III Isciurmcr
"We have in our own house one Of the pfsnos
advert sca by lmniel + Bratty in another rul-
umn, aud do not hesitate tn recommend II from
our knowledge of NJ qualify Mr. Beatty has
dealt very hunolahiy hy NJ. -
u r sedgwick, of Eonapar'e. | wa. s-.s;
"orgau came To hand all safe; aud after one
hours trial send ~ the cA-h. Il more than
meets my expect 'tlubs The tone y eNcrrdiug-
" tine and neindi1h-. and the case stylish aud
beautifully finished -
From J. t,cret, Esq Cashier National Broad
WAY lsaHk, New York:
Or,,au No GN received h-ism fully salts
gel Hith the iHshIdt-ti. remit without iHr-
iher driay have rsl 10 ughi II nrc"ssai, 10 rall
expert. 10 tr~i a. ~ my family art delegated -
tv.ry INSTRUMENT iG'iY warranted ior six wear.
as -ir,ci first c.srr IN every respect. aud s, n
tiIsFanter II gu'd iAIth tbty are sh.picd un from
toi d1y> ts,i Eit'. Hipnty ritnhs' and ir, ight
.htrx pail b,tu ways uy ine If thew AT. in any
inrU WisFrI r, s,liird or ptoNr unsatisfactory
NOfhIus idter th'yi hi can b., rfrrr
MINIS " ANIrh. fW w,,rfr ! hnys none
pr e ,lsspuui- u,Atr 10 i4trb@ncr iA nra 1nc H.
/ S,nd fuf iilu-tra d ADN Rtt>kk ats
logue rdiii.uI. with tr>ttm1h AZ. from ui-tiu-
gu-hed iier-ur-, >"ue at whom yun nl,s ktow .
hoiurr hu' ing i-rNhrre. Ntdrrss, u HILLF
BEATTY = hiu-;un, Sew 5rr-ci
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NOTICE.

EY VIRTUE of decree of the Mississippi
Probate ourt, rendered NJ the Juiy term. 4 d
1875. III the matter ufJ J Carr Administrator
uf he Estate Of X -. Carr, deceased. against
Minnie \. AIR. l. ilbtn L. Carr ana MGrgery A.
Carr, at which time the nudCr- i.nrt as ailti,in-
istratpr, Was OlGered tu sell the fpl"Sing de-
serb, d iauds at the uoUr 0i the Cunt house In
the town uf bsccolA. "a "a crtdu Of three months
eiiu lands described "a t'llpN- town.
Fs NV :, sec ion !, Nnship Is rang. g. east
SN = s.ctlrn /, lwnNhip H., IA ge II e;t-t. se
\ section I. township Il IA - H. cast. ~ Of
section S3 township l., rtnV" tast. y "a ~
' section 81, iownshi, H. range -. cat 81, ~
rcc!ir 80. township In. range - egst caniliif-
Ing In all eleven hundr d and twenty acres Of
IAnd
In pursuance Of said decree. I will on the
7in. day "f tpcepihcr next ISIS,
proceed 10 sell the ubuNe rcrc Ibpn tracts Of
land to the highest bidder, in front ui the & urt
hou>t door, in the town al Ds.. o H. state - Ar
kansas. on u clroii tf tr., months, the ,.,lo tt
take place within lawitu bpur. ii s,id day. Sa.u
lanu sold -ubJ ct to the Nitlnw'> dover The
purchaser required give bond Attn good abl
uilrIyrd Gu iiy. and Zen I. tanned IN zane
ald land sul', FIR The purpn ~ paying tnr
debts p,ubat'd agiinsi the estate ui 4 - ta.r,
yc,s,-ii. j J GAP. Ad NJ t-t ut
u ID Car, deed
Nov sth ISIS Giiut.r's fye So .
W. 7 pnla-on, tiy. ll-a-N
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WE notice from the various cy
changes, that Secretary Sherman IL
going on preparing for resumption,
and that the tansers are rendering
Lin all the assistance in their pow
rr toward the accomplishment OF
his purpose. This is being dom"
TO delude the minds of the peorl.,
or their Representatives into be
Ii wing in ,hc feasibility OF the plan,
with the hope that they will allow
the act to remain IN full force for
the present, in order that the cJi
fers Of the Secretary and the Bank
.rs may be filed. Dut the b ST
laid plans of men and mice, are
sometimes doomed to failure and,
so it will be with resump:ionlsts
Our Representatives IN Congress,
nre well aware of the wishes OF tie
people at large, aud intend to car
~ them out by repeating the odion-
net before Mr.. Sherman or his back
rrs can have an opportunity OF cX-
tortIng enormous rates from those
who desire the coin. New York
Bankers are alarmed at the manner
in which g,e"nbarks have crawled
up TO within l.l6 of cent of gold,
and they are we'll aware that il sre
e,e resumption takes place next
January, gold wlll soon be al an
G, ormous premium; hence their
Willingness to assist Sherman IN
getting ready for resumption. Go
on, gentlemen, if You think there
is no hereafter.
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that constituted sal / brigade, are
earnestly aud cordially invited TO
join with us on the 10Th day oi JAN
uary, 1879. and to participate with
us on that day.
The following regiments compos-
cd said brigade The FIRST, Second
and Third Confederate, and the
Fiith, Sixth, Sevonth. Eighth, Thir-
tecnth, Fifteenth, Nicctccnih, and
Tweniy-sccond Arkansas Ecgi-
mrnts.
Adjourned to meet on the 10Th
day OF January, 1879.
JoUN q. FLElcnER, Chairman.
+. b. DENToN, See y.
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On. Il. &. THOMPSON, formerly Of
Galveston, but now ut Finlay and
Thompson, wholesale druggists of
New Orleans. unhesi'aiingly says,
that to his own personal knowledge
aud observation, English Female
Bi,,ers Is most wen lerinl mcdl-
cine tor The cure OF chronic female
complaints. lie knew OF ease in
Galveston, considered almost hope.
less, aud resisted all medical aid
from the profession. She was in
duced to try these Bi:ters as others
had spoken OF them in the highest
terms, and she commenced inproy-
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ing at once and was finally entire
~ cured by their use. Similar
eases are recorded AL over the
country and no female afflicted
with any disease pecullar TO her
sex, should tail to use them. As q
uterine tonic aud female regulator
they have no equal. Can be used
hy married aud sIuglc at all times.
The Osceola times., 1878-09-14

nplains are very accommodating
We know, but there is such thing
as returning favors too often. We
don't wish TO hurt any bodys feet
'ngs, but simply want to know
what is going on in the outside
world, without having to wait until
/! ~ stale before IL reaches us, The
tact that the Company's boats afc
too heavy 20 run up and do the
ircighiirg Of this place is no rea
son that the mails should not be
put of ri TIE Mai! landing cslab-
iishcd below iowa.
The Osceola times., 1878-09-14

Col. DAH. RicE's old white stall
lion, Excelsolr,' died a few days
ago IN ST. Louis, at the age of 3G
years. He had been IN Dan. Rice's
services abont 80 years, ard was
xhihI,cd in every town Of note IN
the United States.
The Osceola times., 1878-09-14

There was IL nan in our town
who didn't advertise,
And to scll hIs goods he had to
tell multitude of lies;
Had he .he sense TO advertise he'd
had II lively trade,
And in less time To read tbs II
fortune he'd have made.
Moral : !, is a dangerous expert
ment on the pn't of any one, and
many have failed, just by neglect
ing their advertisiug."-[N Newport
Journal.
Take warning over the above,
and bring in your " ads
The Osceola times., 1878-09-14

The Halifax Commission decided
that the United States should p y
England S5,500,0a0, which was
done through our Minister, NJ,
Welsh, who gave them 70 under
stand that the United States did hot
consider the result,...as u jus, mca.
ure of the participation by our eli,
izens in the G.ber.es OF the British
provinces.
The Osceola times., 1878-09-14

THE increase ofihc National debt
Sl30,000,0 900 during the past year
shows that Sherman isa great fl
hancier and believes that Il national
debt is Il blessing southern
Standard.
The Osceola times., 1878-09-14

let every dark eyed daughter
a.. Carolina deck with her own fair
hands the knight OF her choice tins
morning, and send him forth to bat
10 fur the cause Of this old city and
her native state, against the horJcs
Of radicaism and carpe, taggcry.
end him TO battle in knighlly
guise, until victory shalt couch up
on his crested helm. ."-[Charlcs,on
Courier, election morning.
81, would have been mucn more
scusible ami practical in her # she
had left hi, helm alone, and put
something on his nose tina, would
prevent people from mlslaklng II
!oi n signal lantern, and keep his
breath from giving the children he
met premature whIskey fits. Tncsc
knights" who do battle on elcc
ton days in these modern times -
they don't nceG anything on their
= crested helms" What they need
j., something 10 brace up their
blasted legs. II l:awkeyc.
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IL there is anything that proves
10 the people Of Mississippi County
the ab 'olutc Ice rsi,y OF II jal, IT Is
he periodical escape of prisoners
confined in the chicken coop and
apology TOR prison situated in this
town. The whole people OF the
county had better lose "a week =
tiine and come and build n log
house, than to let things remain ae
they are. 1t wouldn't break this
county, by amy means, 10 build u
decent Jail. Let's hear IRON some
body else on this question.
The Osceola times., 1878-09-14

CBAs. NJ. ANGEL, the deiaul'ing
secretary, who few away with the
funds of the Pullman Palace Car
Co, has been trapped in Portugal,
and $50, coo Of tho money recovered,
The Osceola times., 1878-09-14

YELLOW FEVER has not entirely
disappeared from New Orleans,
and Vicksburg, but we reckon that
If anything can dispell it, snow
stoi m will, lf it reaches there.
The Osceola times., 1878-09-14

MAJOR ELIAS RECToR. of Fort
Smith. died on the 23rd., al That
place. He emmIgraied TO Arkan-
sas IN lSlS,-TGazei,c.
The Osceola times., 1878-09-14

Nor u vote was cast IN the town
of Grenada, Mss, or in that coun
~ at the late election. The people
have been so badly damaged there
by the fever, that they had no time
to give 10 votirg.-- Ripley News,
The Osceola times., 1878-09-14

Baby. the safe burglar, who was
sent up to Zcb. from White county,
is on the wing.
The Osceola times., 1878-09-14
SATURDAY, NOV, 80, 1878.

GREAT B.iu,in las declared war
against Atshanistan.
The Osceola times., 1878-09-14
W arning Order,

IN MISSISSIPPI COUNTY CIRCUIT COUNT.
IN CHANCERI.
Mary il Jams, ! Plaintiff,
VIM r. Williams. Def. ndaut.
The D,f.udint YIN Williams is warned to
api ear in thus Cuurt ~u'iu thir,y d ,ys. and au-
rNrt tht U.,np pihint ui tn Plaintiff MARI Il H.
lam. JAMES = II MI. ,lerx
B.sckwood & MATHIS, By n. L. McNclsh,
Solicitors. Deputy Clerk.
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s:1elCM.

Thousands OF Americans seek
ueaIth during the summer months
by quatfirg the crystal waters OF
some fashionable springs while
Just as many sufferers remain at
home through sheer necessity. The
Baden Baden Springs OF Germany,
are perhaps the mos, noted IN the
world. ihe water Of these springs
l. Apcfien,, acting pleasantly and
gently upon the stomach bowels
aud kidneys. The active prlnn
pies of these celebrated springs
have been combined, forming Il
bcau,if'ul white salt, which has been
bottled for family use, aud is now
offered the American people under
the name nt Bailcy's Saline Aper,
en,at 80 cents per bottle. The salt
possesses all the qualItlcs o. Baden
Badeu water, is very pleasant. ei'cr'
vcsccnt and sparkling relieving
constipation, sick headache, sour
stomach, etc, At once.
The Osceola times., 1878-09-14

CIRCUIT COURT conyeucs ai Ma
rioa. Crttenden County, next
Monday.
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WARNING ORDER.

In Mississippi county Common rlem Court
hl'nd wi,,I'm''n' ". pl-i"iiT'
john +. jackson. Defendant
The Defendant John y. ! ck-on, Is warned
to lear IL th.s Court witi in thirty days, aud
snswrr the iapls.nt Il the Plaintiff. Bland
W iliam-on JkMEsk T.. ii L., CLERK,
Nov, i3ln 1873. by II Il McNcsh, u. {.
q W Thuma-on, htpy.
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W arnins Order.

In Mississippi Circuit Court In Chansery
Z. d Hsyn~, Plaint.f,
aid 4 Jenni. Craighead, Defendant,
he prfeud ut Jennie Craigheai IL warned ic
appear IN thi. topit Within tulrt, dtys and an
sw,r the com, lsint Of the plaintiif Z u Iiayne'
j n. HALF, Clerk.
u. v Thuma.on, II. l.. McN eigh, II. c.
Alto n-y. Ill., I.
Nov 2ipt 1875
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al am hapcy to Inform the pub
lice that there are to be A Writing
And a painting School to began at
Mr.. shocmakS House On the 2Slh.
Of November 1873 Al night All Are
invited to come Terms very low
Iow or then have ever been knowcn
before. The painting will consist
Of All kind of pictures. Come and
sec me Aud if tails TO learn you
to pant or write ! will not charge
you anything AT All.
W. +. Potter.
The above ls 20 be found posted
upon one of our Dry goods houses.
II that is II fair specimen Of the
Professors chirography and ortho
graphy, we would be pleased To
have him gel up Il class III town, ~
the last Prof. of Arts has left us I'm.
satisfied. We beg 10 state to the
gentleman, that there are aspiring
and ambitious young men IN this
town that must learn to write and
paint. ! he late of the nation, aud
their own future success IN business
demands il.
Young men, you will miss the
golden opportunity OF your lives II
you let this pas Fo'm yourselves
in solid phaianx and march up to
the above named place and be made
happy, serene and cortcnt, seiah
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=. : 'l- nos raaill -arhe5l In tht~t time.
- 'ut It tan he nidr iu lhr, o
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IA any ,s.l, ui the cpuutf, Nhu -
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\ Ju need rut ht aNas fron home over ui=hi.
IoU cav .ttc yuuf wGIie tii0t tu th wotk, ur
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Legal Notices.
Waraing Order,

In Mississippi Circuit Court IN
uAancery.
Mary C Iouc-, i'lAi1tin,
Alexander ,'Jny- D.fcndnut.
The D.iend-ui, Alexander Jones il warned to
appear in IhIs ,ouft within thirty DAYS aud an
swcr tie con,lla nj cf the PlaiHth, Mary L.
ZONES i, Is. Il HALE. Ciuk
Biacsvood 4 Ma lts. II. Il. McFuigh,
Attorneys. -. &.
Printers lee, $50. loot.
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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1878-09-25

Court met on Monday, but no
business Of general interest was trans.
acted. The Sheriff aDd Treasurer ac.
knowledged a large number Of deeds,
the constables made their returns, and
their bonds as collectors we're approved
by the Court. An adjourned court
will be held on the 7th of November.
Attention is called to the new
card of j. w. Walker, Attorney at
Law. Mr.. Walker has been admitted
to the bars of jefferson and Clerion
counties, and on Monday last was ad-
mittei to the Forest county bar. He
does not wish it understood that he
will allow the legal bushes to interfere
with his school in he least, but will
attend to it OH Saturdays, in the eve.
nings and during vacations. His of
fee for the present will be at the Ru.
raj House.
We are in receipt of Kellogg's g
Auxiliry handbook. 1t contains a
history of the origin of Auxiliry Print
ing, with opinions of publishers, and
is day. book and journal combined
being a midel system Of keeping ad-
vertising accounts. 1t also contains
various useful article, tables, calen
dars, ETC., and altogether is one of the
most useful books that has ever come
to our Office. Published by a A. N
Kellogg, II & 79 jackson St., Chica.
60, III.
The time for the registration o.
voters has expired, and the next im
portant duty for every person who de-
sires TO vote at the next election vii
be the payment of a state and county
tax. Remember, that if you have
not paid state or county tax within
two years previous to the election, and
thirty days previous to the election
you cannot vote. The last day for The
payment Of taxes, in order to secure
your vote, is Saturday, October 5th.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1878-09-25

Irwin and Quintain Jameson were ap
pointed Secretaries.
By this time the house was full, not.
withstandiug the inclemency Of the
weather, while midst the enthusiasm
of the hour Judge Cook introduced
Gen. White, who said-but why should
we undertake that task--it would re-
quire a pamphlet to reproduce all of
that masterly and interesting speech, in
which he ably handled the live issues
of the day; rendering a good account
of his stewardship; combating the
heresies of the hour, and politely and
completely answering the questions
propounded to him during the course
Of his speech.
The meeting then adjourned with
three Iousing cheers for Gen. White.
s. d. IRWIN,
@. JAMESON,
Secretaries.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1878-09-25
Republican Senatorial Conference

The Republican oonferees Of the
Thirty.eighth senatorial district, COM
posed of the counties Of Cameron,
Clarion, Elk and Forest, met at the
Hyde House, Ridgway, OH the 18th
inst, at 10 q. m.
The following conferees were pres.
ent:
Ciarion-H. McCray, G. w. Ralph,
w. r. Johns.
Elk-W. H. Osterhout, Horace Lit
tie, II. H. Wensel.
Forest--E. l.. Davis, N. Thompson,
w. E. Lathy.
The consent of the conferees from
Cameron (who could not reach there
until 2 p. M, having been obtained
to proceed to business, an organization
was formed by the election of w. II.
Osterhout as president and Z. L. Da-
Wis as secretary.
On motion, E. M. Grant, of Clarion
county, was nominated by acclama-
ton for State Senator.
The following resolutions were read
and adopted:
Resolved, That we approve the plat
form of principles set forth by the last
Republican State convention.
Resolved, That we declare our op.
position to any and all monopolies Of
whatever kind, and demand the rigid
enforcement of the constitutional pro.
visions against discrimination by rail
roads in this Commonwealth, ano
pledge our best efforts TO secure thi!
result.
Resolued, That in our nominee, E
M. Grant, we recognize fellow-citi
zen thoroughly identified with th'
best business interests of the whole
district, vigorous and untiring oppo
nent to all monopolies, and one whit
would creditably represent us if elect
ed.
After brief interchange of view
respecting the situation and prospect
in the district, the conference adjourn
ed sine die shortly before noon.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1878-09-25
w. C. COBURN, NJ. D.,

DHYSICIAN & SURGEON offers his
L services TO the people of Forest Co.
Having had an experience of Twelve
Years in constant practice, DIR. COburn
guarantees TO give satisfaction. DR.. Co
burn makes specially of the treatment
OF Nasal, Throat, Lung and all other
Chronic or lingering diseases. Having
Investigated all scientific methods of cur
ing disease and selected the good from all
systems, he will guarantee relief or cure
in all cases where cure is possible. No
Charge for Consultation. All fees will be
reasonable. Professional visits made at
all hours. Parties at distance can con-
suit him by letter.
Office and Residence second building
nelow the Court House, Tionesta, Pa. Of
fice days Wednesdays and Saturdays. 25ti
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1878-09-25
w. E. LATHY. ]. Il. AdNEw.
LATIIY 81 AGNEW,
ATTOR NEYS AT Law, ,
TIONESTA, PA.
ATTENTION SOLDIERS.

have been admitted to practice as an
Attorney in the Pension Office at Wash
ington, d. G. All officers, soldiers, or
sailors who were injured in the late war,
can obtain pensions to winch they may be
entitled, by calling on or addressing me at
Tionesta, Pa. Also, claims for arrear ages
of pay and bounty will receive prompt at
tention.
Having been over four years soldier in
the late war, and having for number OF
years engaged in the prosecution of sol
diers' claims, my experience will assure
the collection of claims in the shortest pos
sible time. j. ID. AGNEW.
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