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The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-09-24
4 Moral ERnpOssibSRity,
TChicapo Time,

The Springfield, Republican says that LIE Due
libelous, not of lie Due, but oi the Pre- idenT.
Would that excellent and discerning civil ser-
vice reformer have such an officer about him
Not much.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-09-24
WEEKLY mORTUARY REpORT.

The deaths reported at the Office Of. the Board
cf Health for the week ending Sunday, Septem-
ber o. were as follows: -*--
Typhus fever Z, cerebro-spinai fever s. en-
teric or typhoid fever q yellow fever 40s inter-
mittent fever 3, remittenl feeer 3, eongestiye Or
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-09-24
REGISTRATION.

Col, J. o. Landry. State registrar of voters, has
received the reports of the supervisors Of regis
tration for the week ending September IA. The
total number Of registered voters is: White,
10, ,o6s colored. 63s7.
II, sta dc follays
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-09-24
NEW ORLEANS PEABODY SUBSISI
ENCE ASSOCIATION.

Few ORLEANS, September %, 1873.
The following acquisitions we're this day dull
honored upon presentation, viz:
Howard Asao 1iatiOn, .17;
You Mems Christian Associate IN SC
Ladies' Physiological Society. 2s
Continental Guards ......-..........,....-.-.
Society Francs Amis. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
German Relief Association. ..........-,.....
Society of st. Vincent de- Paul. ............-..
M. B. r. (114 Carondelet). t).........,......,... Il
Peabody Subsistence Association. ...........1 49,
Total: :.......:,:. .3ss5
''- J. W, NADER.
1924 1t Secretary and C,mmissary,
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-09-24

Nurses and attendants in sick rooms, who
have not had the fever. use Omaha Rhubarb
Wine as preventive. For sale by !, L. Lyons,
druggist.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-09-24

*No further official notice was tak.5n Of the
sever in 1858.
tNo further notice in 1857.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-09-24

DR.. Warren Stone the hero Of Port Eads and
Grenada, arrived in the city Yesterday evening
| by the steamer J. W. Cannon. He has been re-
| cuperating in the country, and looks as strong
and healthy as ever.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-09-24
FEVER STATISTICS.

The table below has been carefully compiled.
and will be found interesting suggestive and
consolat0ry,
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-09-24
n R Ey E@.

One of the staff was nearly scared out of his
wits yesterday n morning m by % our Temperance &c
Wild and said that the man who wrote that
article was In that
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-09-24
Dis the registration stands as follows

| In view of the comparatively small number of
! registered voters 1t Is imperative on all Demo-
Gratis to register at once. and not wait until the
| last day,
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-09-24
Y. MI. C. A. RELIEF COMMITTEE.

Rooms z. III. G. A. RELIEF CoMMITTEE
81 Camp street, September %, 1878,
The following contributions have been re-
eeived since last report:
Twenty-three contributions from citi-
zens OF Bayou Amite and Manchac,
through Capt. @, ?. Porter. $5A so
Through Fred. B. Honey, Jr- VI
Colored Citizens of Columbus. O. $50 40 IN
Colored Citizens of Columbus, O. 30 CO. 66 40
Through Rev. B. NJ. Palmer. D. A.
Presbyterian Church. EugleWood,
N. j
Presbyterian Church. Bath coun-
Presbyterian pH; ta:a !: Church. West Ely, v : y
Presbyterian Church Sunday :
school, Philipsburg, N. J -. IT 90
Second Presbyterian Church, st.
Louis, Mo. -. -. go ...-...12s So
Young Ladies Of First Presbyte-
rian Church. Houston, Texas iii IS
iege For I the oBRd oBind. - .o''s -. q oo 54s 25g
Y M O. L., Philadelphia. ........-....,.., IT TO-
Y M c. A. New Bedford Mass. ...4,.... A6 i3A
Y. NJ. O. A.. ST. Louis Mo................,. 65 30 j
Y NJ G. A. Harrisburg Pa.............,. 6A 75EI
Y. NJ. C. A. Rochester n. Z. tdraft) ...... 100 90
7. n. G. A. NorristoWn, Pa. ............--. 100 O05
Y. M. G. A., Syracuse, N. Y.........s.... 500 90
Y. nj. @. A., Harrisburg, Pa.-...-..-...... "A 81
Southern Relief Committee, Cfnclnnatfs~.a { 4
through y. Lester Taylor. Treasurer 1og-7g0s
Mr.. Frank Kennedy. New Orleans ......- Ds
Methodist Church, Jackson, N. O., ~
through Hon, Ed. Pilsbury Mayor. 90
Y. M. C. A., Erie, Pa........-............. 16
sea4 1t W. G. RAYMOND. Treasurer.
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No delays at registration offices.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-09-24
THE FEVER
Yesterdays ROLL.

0FFIoE BOARD OF HEALTH. |
New Orleans. September %, 1878. !
| statement Of cases Of yellow fever re-
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ADDITIONAL CHARGES
of the same character made against the same
parties and they will be taken up to-day.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-01-12

-Four merry. pretty young girls s&i
together one afternoos in . large
room that overlooked large garden
where magnolia trees grew in green
luxuriance still. though the naples
and mulberries had shed their last
leaf. watching . group Of young men
who were dismounting from their
horses, which were held in cheek by
dozens Of negro boys" of all ages,
from thu tattered little ebony Cupid
to the gray haired but black patri-
arch.
The girls were among the first Of
the guests to arrive at Mr.. Sinclair q
plantation for o weeks festivities,
and they, were eagerly awaiting the
arrival Of the other guests. One OF
thsm had Solored deeply with pleas
ure ~ HI SA eMertAin young cav
slier dismcunt, but Timed her head
away quickly that the other might
mot 80 NJ ation. ,-..ssI
This young lady, by name Laura
Calhoun, was one OF the most beau
tiful of girls, of the rich warm type
of Southern brunettes, ands she was
MS proud and exaoting as she was
lovely-a trait of character too COM
mon with women who know the fa-
tai power of beauty.
The other three girls were pretty
enough and lively, and were at all
times CAV companions; good dancers,
fair singers, and in oil things were
just such company as o chill ldless
matron would gladly invite to pass
the holidays.
The hostess had left the young
ladies together in their joint sitting
room while she went down to well
come the young men, whose arrival
we have just chronicled, and also two
carriage loads of their guests, con-
sisting of her brother, his wife and
four children; her husbands sister,
husband and six children, and as
sign them to their rooms to rest and
dress for dinner. ....
At seven the plentiful repast was
served, and they all met with pleas
ant greetings and kindly smiles, for
they were all friends. as must of
necessity be in so sparsely settled o
district as was this portion Of North
Alabama, where plantations several
miles apart were the nearest ap-
proach to q city, and social gather
ings often received guests from
plantations forty miles away.
The plantation where this hospit-
able mansion stood, was situated on
a high bluff overlooking the beauti-
full Tennessee river. and comman-
ding a view of the surrounding
mountains covered with verdurs,
and the sweep of the river for miles
up and down. The beauty of the
situation. the heartfelt hospitality
Of the host and hostess. a we'll a.
the romantic interest attached to the
famous indian Cave of Itchooma
near by, attracted all young people
irreeistibly, and Summer and Winter
this lovely spot never lacked visi-
tors-
During the dinner. the eonvern-
ton vas lively and g.y. and the
time Arv By most plssssstly. While
ths shi.iaf -fsrsd Ners.s<s. and
Apol5as. anA S<ipos. slxk eueA~-
s<<sAlag i..zi1inrsfy psss~sa sh<
xsxss0 dxho spee tAs gssses.
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-01-12

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s1es cot sf thszr beds. Essed the
efAS ard enghf sossrs along thesr
s>.ks. whale sPoruvs ksees chasea
e.rk other throagh the hmpid
str:..ns The .ir w.: Instinct with
budding life and youth in al things-
This dslicatsly beautiful and
Sprngllke transit gave place i'm
pssusptibly 10 Summer warmth and
richness, and rsddsr fowsrs nodded
on thia stems, blue waters courssd
the streams; the trees were in their
fullest foliage, and the birds dropped
and lAnguishsd on their perches
hidden in the shade. The air was
mellow and redolent of the odors of
ripe fruits, and strawberries peeped
blushingly from the grass, while the
vines hung teeming with great lux
urianes Of fruits, that tempted the
eye BY its lusciousness, even while
charming by its wondrous beauty,
in coatIast with the deep green Of
the foiests. The wide river that
flowed BY, with its banks bordered
with reeds and rushes, had lam
puished till it burned, and all spoke
With the silent sloquence of the
rich, warm Summer.
The bountiful righteousness Of
Autumn held her lutid sway in the
next troe1l piet1fo iGjontDd TO his
eyes, as he passed wonderingly
along. Fruits hung in such luxuri-
ance upon the trees that it seemed
they could hold no more; ripe red
apples, purple figs, fat with their
luscious meat; pears of gold and
promegranates with crimson hearts;
dates and peaches, grapes (purple,
red, and black, and green), hung
pendant from vine and trees; cocoa
nuts and almonds, and every other
species of nut-tree and fruit-tree,
each other with tropical lux
uriance, while afar off were great gol-
den fields Of grain ripening. Album
more, even plethora
of al the sweets of earth grew
here q flowers bloom on wide, lone
prairies, with none to see; and the
wild bees that sucked the honey
bowed flowers, and the bird that
feasted on the bursting fruit, were
all there to enjoy or profit by this
paradise of beauty and plenty.
Here our traveller paused, on the
entrance of an unknown kingdom.
and looked in vain to try to find o
glimpse OF the city IN the distance;
bat q film had fallen over his eyes
and he could not see. While he
stood and rubbed his eyes, q young
boy made his appearance 80 sudden
ly before him that he drew back IN
alright. All this long ana strange
had passed, until now,
without the sight OF q being, ana
yet the sight OF this rudy boy
blm.
He did not speak. nor did sne ooy,
The Osceola times., 1878-08-24

not. One had a hunters chain in
one hand and compass IN the 9th.
er; he was different from ordinary
morials-there was no Clay III him.
One had a bundle Of records under
his arm and counterfeit Bible in
bis hund. One of tho elect had
only one arm, and Gabriel looked
pleased and said he would tell 81;
Peter to give the voters of Monroe
township Il white mark for one act
of humanity. asked Gabriel to
show me the man that was going
to L,tlc Rock. He replied, "The
mau you saw going d,uble.quick
will catch enough OF men to send
to Little Rock" How long will
that assessor hold off ce, | aaxed of
Gabriel. Forever and ever. In
1880, he and Grant will be elected
on the greenback ticket. And as |
am getting old and well nigh play
ed ou', the judge will toot my horn
and blow my trumpet in paradise. y
Gabriel was golog to leave me
when | asked him to show me n
tew more things that will surely
come to pass. Taking me up high
CT, | looked over the second Judi
clal District, and under thlcket of
weeping willows | beheld two
collins. Are these, said !, the po-
li,ical remains of two judges?
"No," said he, ,"two sgould be Judges" "
Looking again, | beheId the letter
NJ. stamped in every county Of the
District, and Gabriel blew honor,
glory and victory TO Judge NJ.
Again, ascending higher, gazed
over the First Congressional Dis
tr;ct, and | beheld a House, and it
kept enlarglng until 1t covered the
District, and as ! looked Novem-
Der wind camc and blew the House
upward and onward to Washing
ton.
Here cndcth the first chapter.
MArERIA MEDIcA.
The Osceola times., 1878-08-24

THE most successful man VINO
ever engaged in the manufacture
and sale of Pianos and Organs is
Mr. Daniel +. Beatty, OF Washing
ton, New Jersey. Starring with IA
determination to produce lone but
first class instruments, and 10 fur.
nish them to the public at the low
es, possible prices, he IL outstrip-
ping all competitors. His sales aie
now enormous and increasing each
month IN geometrical progression.
/" There is no snrcr sign of success,
than success" See advertisement.
The Osceola times., 1878-08-24

dempsey Taylor undertook to
hull.dozc a Rnzzell voter, and fail
ing by mid aud persuasive argu'
mcnt TO change his mind, took ad-
vantage Of him while he was quiet
ly sleeping and dreaming of the vo'
ters' paradise, and administered a
sound thrashing. Squire GarIick,
on being consulted, said II vote OBJ
tanned under such circumstances
was worth $50 and cost.
The Osceola times., 1878-08-24
CiinOrsl's Ecbrif'Ugc Is n

a panacea tor all the ills to which
flesh is heir. We DO not profess t.
have discovered II cURg.ALL, but we
confidently recommend it to you as
a sure, sale and speedy cure OF all
diseases arising from Malaria. In
tins class Of diseases it Is II specific;
it enters the circulation and utterly
'destr"ys the germs OF the poison ;
it will puri y and build up the dc
bllitated system in shorter time,
aud with more lasting benefit, than
any other known remedy.
J {. RICHARDSON. Propr.
For sale by all Druggists. ST Louis.
The Osceola times., 1878-08-24
4 VOTERS VISION.

EDITOR TiMEs:-And 1t came to
pass. that about the eleventh hour
OF the day, | started homeward
bound from Ben's, where | had
been "interviewlng" the spirits"
land me down to rest and snooze.
"Spirils" were in me, and spirits
were around me. Big Six, the late
sachem OF Tammany, was among
them and talking about rings. He
said there was Il squad IN N Mlssis
sippl county following his example.
Believing that spirits tell the truth,
| felt troubled aud down.cast.
Presently the Angel Gabriel came
along, and taking me by the hand,
carried me heavenw Looking
Il, me with "a benignant sml'e. he
askco me how long | had lived
here. | told him +! was born here
was here when the site of O-ce
ola was only patch of sneeze
weed; where now the track OF the
white man and colored brother Is
found, then, only the mocasia track
and other reptiles. IThat Church
do you belong tor inquired Gabr-
eli. am nowa Mormon, replied,
but at ore time ] was q member OF
the Free Love Community, until
Brother Beecher and Sister Eliza
beth quarrcled about keeping the
bedroom window open that front.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY,

STATE OFFICERS.
Governor W. X. Miller
sec'y of stste-B. Is. Beav,rs.
Auditor-,Iohn Crawford.
TT asurer-1 J. Churchill.
Atty. Gen'l.-W. Y. Henderson.
Com State Lands--J. y >mithce.
Chancellor Il. Eaklu.
Chancery tlerk-A X Wit.
Chief Justice--t. II. English.
Associate Justices Wan. NJ. Harrison and
David Walker
Congressman, 1st DIshlct--L. Z. 0ause.
JUDICIARY.
Second tiicUlt-Copntics Of VI iisSisslppi, Cross
Jritiendcn. fointsett, Craighead, Greene, Clay
on and Randolph
Circuit Judge l.. l.. Mack.
Pros Att'y.-J. Riddick.
LEGISLATIVE
29ih District-CuHnticso of Mississippi, Jackson
tointsrtt and Craighcad
state Sruatur-B. Harris
representatives,. ii Williams.
COT NTI OFFlCER'
County Jndge- thas Bowen.
Sheii u Driver
County q rk-L X Z. Hale.
Treasurer j. l. D"yer.
Sufyeyof--JAs. ALthony.
AS, s-ur--D Dickson.
Corouor-A. w Lucas.
The Osceola times., 1878-08-24
school Notice.

| will open select school on the
2nd. day OF September, aud woald
again ask the support of my friends
of Osceola and vicinity in my hum
BILE efforts to train the young, both
mentally and morally, SIN the way
they should go
TERMS: $500 month per schol-
ar, for all studies.
Pupils charged from time OF en-
trance to close of term, except in
case OF protracted sickness.
Respectfully yours,
JoHN I. MATHEs.
The Osceola times., 1878-08-24
Local Column
MASONIC

The stated communications OF Osceola Lodge
No. 2. h. 4 \. NJ, will h, ,ld the SATURDAYS
on or nest beiere, each full moon. VIZ. .Jan
W. Feb, 10 March l6,, April lS. MAY Il, June
June ~. july -, Aug. 10, sept 7, Oct 5.
Nov. 9, Dec :, Dec "a
81. John the Eyang,lisO
The Members are ordered to attend in Accord
anc with the BY Laws
AL Master MssOns in good standing ar. eordi
ally invited to attend Rv order ~
!. II L, HALE. w NJ
j - BLACKwooD. Scc'y
The Osceola times., 1878-08-24
A. . ~

Since the Board OF the Town
Council passed The ordinance pro
nibiting the use OF rubber-sings by
the boys, the citizens have felt no
apprehension as tothe yellow fever
becoming epidemic IN Osccola
There is nothing like taking pre-.
cauiionury measures in all emer
gcncles.
The Osceola times., 1878-08-24

--There is n daily mail between
Memphis and Mar'nnna by rall via.
Forrest City, where IT connects
with Hack lhc, other statements
10 the contrary Notwithstanding +,
AID accounts tor the dates OF the
Pickett, Furhush letter.
The Osceola times., 1878-08-24

In has address Gnl. Rntclltfe
said he "wouId tell the people why
he voted Tor the Lee county bill;
but rs he did not do SO, we sup
pose he meant to add"bciorc he got
70 be Judge" which is long way
~
The Osceola times., 1878-08-24
De-

-Lahorers have been engaged
during the wcek in cleaning the
streets, aud our town is being put
IN "a sanitary condition lime and
other dlsinlcctan.s being freely
used.
The Osceola times., 1878-08-24
Headquarters.

John l.. Driver & Co.'S. drug
store is the headquarters tor pure
drugs and medicines, which can be
bought at bottom prices for cash.
The Osceola times., 1878-08-24
OsccOia gsaIn Drops.

Press Of other matter monopo-
lizes all our available space, hence
home items are crowded out this
issue.
The Osceola times., 1878-08-24
TEIE SUN

1878. NEW YORK 1s7G.
As the time approaches for the renewal uf
interruptions, TIE Sun would remind lis
friends and wells isiters eNerywhcrs, thai il IL
again y candidate Ter their cous ideiafi;an and
support Upon it's record for tie pnsi ten years
II itlie. Tor a continuance OF III. hearty SYM
paihy and generous cp-operatiau which have
hithertt been extended Go II nom every quarter
OF the Uuion.
The l,AIti -tS Is = e ur page sheet If ~ col
umns, prize by ui:il post patti % cciiIs a month
or 80. 80 per year.
The SuSDAY edition nf IiE SIN il an eight
pa % sheet of 5d calums Whlle giving the
eNs ef the lay, IL also contains large antunnt
Of literary and misccluncous matter special "
PREPARED fpr IL. 1 HE 81 DAY 81 y nus mel
with glra, success. Post paid SID year.
THE wEEK SUN.
Who does not know THE WEEKLY 81 n?
II circnlales throughout the United states. tho
taua,las, and beNonl Niaciy thousand faui-
lies greet ts welcome lages weekly, aud regard
il in the iaht of guide, counsellor. nnd friend
Its news, editorial agriculture, aud literary
drpartmcnt- MAKE IL essentially jouena I, '
the family aud the hrside FERNS: ONE
DOLL AR d year, post paid. THIS Price, qu lily
considered makes 1t the eheape-t newspaper
published For clubs oi ten, with SO cash, We
will send an extra copy free.
Address PUBLISHER OF THEsii\
New Yo. L Jity-
The Osceola times., 1878-08-24
School 0penipg.

On Monday, the End, day Of September 1873.
| viii open school again.
PARENTS AND GUARDIANS arc requested
to enter their children promptly on the hrst day
of the term as neglect in this particular inter
.eres materially with the arrang Of the
classes. and with the advancement of the pupils.
TrRMs same a. heretofore 81 ~ per month
I am thankful to the people of O~ceola and vi
cinity for their past patronage, and solicit u
continuance OF the same another term.
orceoa Ark Very respectfully
June 18th ISIS. JOS. II BORu NJ,
The Osceola times., 1878-08-24

Col. natcllfie said while in
town. that he desired to sec James
X. = Hale defeated for clerk OF
Mississippi county.
The Osceola times., 1878-08-24

Col. J. Z. Brook field, candi.
date for Circuit Judge, is in our
midst. The Cot. has many waim
friends, and his PROSPECTS are grow
lng brighter day by day.
The Osceola times., 1878-08-24

Col Il. J. Katclliie spent sew.
cral days IN our town this week,
aud addressed the citizens.
The Osceola times., 1878-08-24
Headquarters.

John l.. Driver & Cos. drug
store is the headquarters for choice
cigars and chewing tobacco.
The Osceola times., 1878-08-24
Eis.Eie"TEefS NOTICE.
ShcriH''s Proclamation.

By virtue of Law, ! hereby pro
claim and make known that there
will be Il general election held Tor
the election Of state, d strict coun,
ty and township officers, to fill the
following Offices, to-wit:
STATE OFFICERS:
One Governor;
One Secretary OF State;
One Auditor;
One Treasurer;
One Attorney General;
One Land Commissioners;
One Justice Supreme Court;
One Superintendent Public Inst.
One Chancellor, and
One Clerk Chancery Court.
DISTRICT OFFICERS:
One Circuit Judge, and
One Prosecuting Attorney.
COUNTY OFFICERS
One representative;
One judo;
One Sheriff;
One Clerk;
One Treasurer;
One Assessor;
One Coroner, AID
% One Surveyor
TOWNSHIP OFFICERS:
One Constable, ard
Two Justices of the Peace, tor
each township.
SAID election TO be holden on the
End. DAY OF SEPTEM BER, 1878,
in the following townships in Mis-
sissippi County:
Monroe Township. Clerks office,
Clear Lake School House
Chicknsawba" Blythe's Chapel
Canadian Williams Store
Swayne " l.. ID. Rozzell's
Big Lake /" School House,
Lttle River" b. +. Jackson's
Carson Lake" School House
Scott Dichinson's Mill
Pecan {" r. ". Friend
Troy Nodcna
Golden Lake. J. w. Rhodes
East Big Lake. Sam Hec,or's
Gwen under my hand this the l2th
dav OF August, A. ID. 1873;
JOHN B. DRIVER, Sheriff;
The Osceola times., 1878-08-24

Two little skirmishes in town
during the week. In the last, Fair
banks scale weights were pittcd
against Rogers shaving cutlery,
with the odds favor OF the scale
weights. Rather Il scale(y) shave.
The Osceola times., 1878-08-24

pMnO n you wan to MAkE.e---zS----.sv
hULN LID MONEY pieasxatly st-s-%
aud fas', sidrc.s FINLEY, iiAEEEY K Co At
lanta, ia
The Osceola times., 1878-08-24

BEATTY'S PAnLOR
w. v: ORGANS. n

ELEGANT STYLE, with slnahie inlrn,r-
nent-, New and i,eaatilui solo stops. Over one
III usagd - gan isis and Musleanse g dursc ii.er
organs aud recommend ;hcA ~ a;flciis r.r-t
cias, In iun,.. Mechanism atui Durhtliiis. War
ranted fur six yea,s. Have been awarded ih.
II ghcst remitiin III competition with oihers tor
simplicity. Durability. Promp,ness
and Piano Like Action
Pare. swcrt ann Evenly Balanced Tone, Or
clis'rial Effects, sHt iii- aHianeous Access which
may he had To the Reeds
send { the new Illustrated ADVERTISER,
tCata pgur E'iuionl contain ny Testimonial :
IRON many pcr~..n- who are using my inStu-
meni~, -nnic al vh'm YOU may know Adtir,.s
DAAiEL +. BEATTY Washington, New ,r.,s
The Osceola times., 1878-08-24

2S GiLr EDoFp .tAnps, no two alike, With.
name ~ cts /, ~ ss-iaid FELLOWS no.
North thatbaui, n. Y
The Osceola times., 1878-08-24

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