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une amnsanie his,orieiie arrivee a
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cole s'e'ai, empress6 DC composer
te texre Gune "an;a,e de circOus.
tance, epr un air comm, et de la
faire apprendre par la jeunesoe
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veille. lie prince arriva ct tut
recu par les enfants, qui s'acqrit-
tereot geDtiment de Ieur tache, 81
genriment meme. que lie prince de.
sira avoir 'e tex,e de Ia cantate.
L'heureux anteu., sc ha.a ne tirer
le '"an"scrit de sa pocbe ct de- le
remettre i'auguste persoonage.
''1'opt p!ein d'enthousiasme, le
ma1ire d'eco'e rentre chez Iui pour
racooIer son success a "a femme.
CeI'e-ci oe oeot pas croire a tant
de bonheur, ct. oour sen convaiD.
ere. ellie fouille dams les poches de
SOC ma,i. G'ou ellie retire Ie manu-.
sclit soi-disaDt remis an prince ;
Inais ce Qu'elIe ne retronva pas
dams Ia poche de son mari, &C fut
Ia factnre non scquittee du tail
eur, qui await fait lie nouvel habit
sous lequel |e ma1sre d'ecoIe Sc
ait presente a Son Altesse.
VOLTA la joie changee en- decep-
ion a propos de la malencon-
reuse m6prise mais bientot ar
i've un pli date de Hambourg.-
rremblant d'inquietude, lie pauvre
omme ouvre la lettre ct en- retire
la facture du tailleur, acquit.
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$500 a month clear profit made
easu' by agents. Agents wanted eyery-
where Men and Women, Boys and
Girls. Lntire time or spare moments
day time or evenings. Everybody wants
II. a"d everv family will bny it, Big
cash pay. Pleasant employment. Ex
c'ns've territory. In tact the 6est
"r-"cs ever offered. Circular and terms
ZEE on application. COMPLETE OUTFITS
ailed. postpaid, on receipt of One Dol
lar ard Fifty Certs. Send for il and
make money. Address
The BEVERLY COMPANY.
91s, Wabash Avenue, Chicago.
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ST ATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish Of Vermilion.
Parish Court.
No. SIT
Alice Ellis
P. D. Dppny.

In THIS case by reason of the
default taken and no objection
made thereto, duly confirmed, and
oy reason of the law and evidence
being 10 favor of the plaintiff, i,
is eby ordered, adjrdge; and
decreed that the said plaintiff
Alice Ellis do have ,judgmen,
against her husband P. D. Dupuy:
that she have the administration
OF her separate parapbernal prop
er1y, that the community existing
between them be dissolved and
That they be separated in prop
e'ty.
lbns done, read and signed in
open Court, at he Court House,
in the town of Ab5eville on this
)4tb day of October one thousand
eight hundred and seventy-eight.
(Signed) L. C. LYONS.
Parish Judge.
Filed Oct. 18th 1878.
(signed) LAsTIE BRoussARD.
Clerk.
A true copy.
LAsTlE BRoUssARD Clerk.
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STATE Of Louisiana-Parish OF
Vermilion-Parish Court - No.
COL.
Succession of D0ralise Landry.
Notice is hereby given to all
parties interested in the said
succession, Or having any opposi-
ton to make TO the application
of Louis Thibodeaux to file the
same in writing, 10 the office
OF the Clerk of Court within
ten days from the date hereof.
Given under my hand and seal
this 18th day Of October 1878.
LAsnE BRoUssARD clerk.
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Consumption
Positively Cured.

All sufferers from this diseas. that ara
srAlons re be cured should try Dr. RIss-
hERs CELEBRATED CoNsnMPTIvE owDERs.
These Powders are the only preparation
kno~h thar vii, cure Co, sumption and all
diseases Of the Throat and Lungs--indeed
80 strong Is our faith in them, and also t.
convince You tbnt they are no bumbng,
We will tOrwar6 to evero sufferer, by mail
aost paid a tree trial box.
We don't want yonr money until yon
an- perfect satisfied Of their curative pow
rrs. II !onr lite is worth saving, don't
dela' IN giving these Powders trial, AZ
they viii surely cure you.
Prlc., for large box, $500, sent to any
par, OF The united States or Canada, by
mail, on receipt OF price, Address.
ASH & ROBBINS,
$50 Fulton st., Brooklyn, 4. Y.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1878-11-30

Trois candidats tien colores e,
d'opiniiio5'ns differences, Oscar De
Vallee, bonapartiste, lie COME
d'Haussonville, orleanais, ct lie ia,
neaz Baragnon legitimiste ct un
des promoteurs du l6 mai ont eie
elus senateurs a vie a une bien fai-
BILE majorite. Ces diverses nomi-
nations ont produit une facheuse
impression \ dams le pays surrout a
ID veille des elections senatoria les.
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For Sale.

That valuable property situated
IN the corporation of Abbeville,
known as the dwelling of the late
Daniel O'Bryan, and now occu-
pied by VOORHEES, Trahan.
For further information and
price, inquire to j. Vignes, No %
Decatur street, New Orleans.
Oct l9, '78.
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Avis

EST par le present donn6 que
vos taxes d'Etat ct de Parolsse
pour lannee 1877, sont maiute.
nant dues ct 81 les dites taxes ne
sont pas payees dams les delais
prescrits par la loi, je serai force
d en- faire la col ection avcc frais.
J. s. NUNEZ, Collector.
18 mai 1878.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1878-11-30

Lepidemie a St-Jacques, rive
gauche a fait 50 victimes ct lie
Louiisiianais, journal de la localite
nous annonce que ton, danger a
;cesse, que l'on s'occupe serieuse-
,,,uent a rouler. Les souches DON
.nent une moyenne de l2 a 1900
livres.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1878-11-30

Nos coucitfoyeaqs ct marchands
Messrs. Martin, Godchaux ct d.
puy sont revenus sains ct salfs de
Ia Nouvelle,Orleans ct, ao lieu de
deyre jaune, apporteuit un full
stock de dry goods. L'assorti-
nnent est richie ct varie. Nous
souhaitons une bonne reprise dat
faires ct desirons que nos mar
cbandas d ratrappent lie temps peirdu.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1878-11-30

: u. Lastie Broussard, notre
o'ener de Cour a failli dams la
'vpfnee ), de dimanche etrc victime
' aua de ces grave evepements oui
"u' irequents surtout ouand on
''shge de surveiller les enfapts
!. ssaament de .jouer avec lie feu.-
~ Iasaa'son a faiIli etre la proie
", w. aammes ct, sans la presence
- asspfit ; de sa dame, assistee de
W., ~ ,aenoiselles, cen etait fait, car
,sa: s'enent destructcur await, apres
~ s'o'' dtvore la li,erie, commen.
attaquer a la boiserie. Mons
:, tounes heureux d'annoncer ono
''sFignideutes. sN'' pef'es
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1878-11-30

'rales ou fausses les accusa
.'ons don't N. William Pierce par.
a le dams la petition presentee a la
s'Sleme Court de District sont de
n''ore a porter un rude coup au
paf'l qui les executes, car nous
aaurions guere gagne an change
i" les democrates ont aussi des ar.
sOas'ns perfdes s'arran.
giant De maniere a ce que ieurs
,sad'dats y soient toujours heureux.
'ous attendons avapt de donner
a', 1'ls opinion, celle du juge presi-
usas Ia Sixieme Court.
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NOTICE.-Parties owing to
the hack heretofore run by c. NJ.
Dupuy from the lst of February
to the 10th of July 1878, are here
by notified not to pay to any one
else but the undersigned.
W. r. ELLIS.
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tie MERIDIONAL,
81 50......PAR AN..... 81 50

Nos chasseurs feraient bien
]eurs aFaires a Marksville puis-
oue, au dire du Bulletin les canards
Sc yendent so SOUS la paire.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-02-06
persona1 ana .mpersona,.

Joseph Hildebrand the German philos-
opher is dead.
George Cruikshank. the we'll known
English draughtsman and caricaturist is dead
The New York Senate has confirmed
Benz. S. Clark, now warden of Sing Sing prison
Superintendent of Public Works.
Leavitt Burnham has been appointed
and commissioners of the Union Pacific rail
road in place OF Davis; resigned.
Secretary Thompson is said to be the
hardest worker in the Cabinet, and almost the
only one who works steadily through his eve
nings.
A dispatch from Richmond, Va, says
General Joseph c. Johnston has consented
to be q candidate for Congress from that
district, Ex-Governor Walker declining re-
election.
The President, on the s3d, appointed
Henry c. Young and John Crossins, of Ohio,
and George P. Hart and John E. Harbridge of
Florida, honorary commissioners to the in
dustrial exposition at Paris.
Hon. John B.Kerr died suddenly at his
residence in Washington, on the 9th. He
was native of Maryland, son OF U. s. Senator
John Leeds Kerr, and was himself member of
Congress previous to 1850.
Secretary Sherman in reply to Senator
Morrill, writes that he had never changed his
opinion as to the technical legal right to re-
deem the principal of the fve-twenties in
greenbacks, but viii not do SO until legal
tenders reach par in gold.
1t is stated that the estate of the late
Benz. E. Bates of Boston is amply able to pay
all the bequests estimated at million and
a half and all claims against it. The Bates
corporation, to which the Bates estate is in
debted 100000 will raise the needed capital to
meet the impairment.
Suffer, the original discoverer of gold
n California, has a claim before Congress for
land that was granted to him by the Mexican
government before California was acquired
by the United States. The committee of the
last Congress reported favorably upon the
claim, giving him $4,000 in lieu of the lands,
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-02-06

were on board. Fifty swam ashore. No as
sistance from the life-saving station. The
Chief signal officer ordered one of the oper-
ators at Kitty Hawk station to go at once on
horseback to the scene of the wreck and open
the telegraph station there and forward all
the information as rapidly as obtained. The
wreck is about twenty miles south from Kitty
Hawk station.
the French Senate, on the 2Sth of Jan
uary unanimously approved the bill renewing
the temporary suspensions of the obligation
of the French mint to coin any silver taken
thither. During the discussion, Leon Say,
minister of finance, said the measure was
made necessary by the American solution, to
the internal commerce with India and the con
dition of the German money market, and That
the latter monetary standard would have tosbe
discussed and settled hereafter. In this view
NJ De Parien, the eminent statesman senator
from Cantol agreed, while urging the adop-
ton Of the gold standard.
By direction of the President, the fol-
lowing named officers of the army are detailed
to act in conjunction with one person to be
designated by the Governor of Texas as board
"
county, Texas: Col John H. King, ninth in
fantry and Lieut.. Col. VIM. N. Lewis, nine
teenth infantry. The board will assemble at
Fort Bliss, Texas, and then in such places in
81 Paso county as may be deemed necessary
to secure a thorough understanding of the
matters presented by the papers which will be
laid before it. First Lieut.. Leonard Hay, adj
jutant Of the ninth infantry is detailed as re-
corder of the board.
A fire occurred in Philadelphia on the
31st ult., at the dry goods commission house
of 81. P. & ". P Smith, 224 and 1926 Chestnut
street. Messrs Smith are agents for Robt.
Patterson & Co.'s Manayunk mills, and usually
carry for them about $35, 900 in stock.
George Campbell, agent for Campben's mills
occupied portion of the first floor. All four
floors were well filled with material, the value
OF which is estimated from $175,0OO to $780,
600. Insurance on H. P. & w. P. Smiths
stock fully covers the loss. Damage Of $75,-
900 was also done to the stock and building.
of Coffin, Artemus & Co., 22O Chestnut street
In the same building, George Campbell, man
ufacturer of wooden goods lost $4,000; fully
insured.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-02-06
1'HE WORLDS DOINGS.
Crsmes. Criminals ana Casualties.

1Famess CRIMINALS ana Casualties.
Treasurer Brown, of Monmouth, Maine,
has disappeared, and is believed to be de-
faulter.
Thomas Monaghan was arrested in New
York Jan. GOTH, on charge of killing Michael
Berger, a short time ago, in a dispute growing
out of political differences.
During quarrel on the goth, ult., in
the Betz brewery, New York City, between
Therbold Fink, aged &c. and Jacob Reichmann
aged 81, Reichmann was fatally stabbed.
A German midwife named Ida Kunze
was arrested in Chicago on the Goth for abor-
ton, resulting in the death of Ida, wife OF
John Mckay, a farmer living at Englewood,
Illinois.
DR.. VIM. A. DAVIS, an aged physician
OF Philadelphia, charged with causing the
death Of Julia Stegerwald, by Ecriminal NAL
practice, was stricken with paralysis when the
warrant was served upon him, and died three
days after.
The bark W. A. Holcomb, supposed to
have been lost with all hands on voyage from
Honlulu to Bakers Island, has returned to
Honlulu. She had been unable to make
landing at the island on account of the weather.
Philip Watson, colored, who murdered
his wife with a hatchet; last September, in
Covington, KY, was hanged in the presence
Of five thousand spectators on the 1st of Feb.
previous to the execution he made acknow-
Judgement to the crime and expressed repent
ance.
AS the Philadelphia through freight
Two, olo&:o I,
Pennsylvania railroad three miles from Tren-
ton, on the Goth, car was broken into by
thieves and large quantity of silks, cloths,
liquors, cigars and other goods thrown out,
loaded in wagons by accomplices, and taken
away.
Jan. 31st shaft sunk on what is
called the Coleman lead, in the western border
Of Dubuque, was found to have caved in on
three men. The shaft is sixty-five feet deep,
and the coats of the miners were found at its
mouth. Fifty miners are at work in half hour
relays sinking another shaft close by in the
hope Of getting the men out a live.
The boys of school at Logtown, n. Y.
being in the habit of throwing balls across
the room in school hours, the teacher confis-
Sdtcu every jail piOugub lutO Glt iOOuu, ANU
burned them. Recently he took second ball
from one of the boys, and was about to put it
in the stove when his suspicious were aroused
by the manner Of some of the boys. On ex-
aiming the ball it was found charged with
powder enough to have wrecked the stove and
school house both.
O.. F. Billiard, State Representative
from Delaware Co., Pa, was arrested Dec. 10Th
for embezzling the funds of the Media Build
ing Association, and pleaded the privilege Of
Representative as a bar to his arrest The
legislative committee on the Doth reported
that the privileges of a legislator cannot be
pleaded against indictable offenses, andrecom-
mended that Representative Billiard be re-
manded to the custody of the keeper of the
jail of Delaware county. The report was
adopted by 1855 to 7. The speaker pro tenn Or
dered the Sergeant ALARMS to execute the Or
ders Of the House.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-02-06
ut the matter was not considered BY either

but the matter was not considered by either
branch
Dr.. Stephen II. Tying, for thirty years
rector of St. Georges Episcopal Church in
Stuyvesant Square, New York, has announced
his determination to retire from the pastorate
May LIST, next. He is rs years old, but still
able to accomplish a vast amount of work.
His first contract with the vestry was for life
at 81 600 year. By mutual consent another
contract was since signed which makes him
rector emeriterus at $1,000 year for life. He
VIII ne succeeded as rector by Rev Walter w.
Williams, his assistant, formerly Of Georgetown,
D C.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-02-06
No. !, 5oza@5oAc. Barley dull; No. Q, $50; Febru
airy SIC; March 5SAc.
PROFESSIONALISM and nominally steady; mess
tie S7.371s.
Chicago Produce Market.

GRAIN-Wheat, active and higher; No. L Chicago
Slo6 No: Chicago gilt edge $1.o42 regular $1osss
cash and January $1o3 A01o4. February; sales at
go $780, rejected &c. Corn, steady, and in fair de-
mand; 1920 cash; 1880 January; s91ac February
and March; rejected 291ac. Oats, quiet and steady
ed zoe. Rye, frmer at soc. Barley, frrner at soc.
PROyIsIoNs-Pork, market easier; S1O.75 cash !;
$l0.72h@1o.75 February; $1O.9G@10.921s March J;
Sll.O71s@11.1O April. Lard, market easier; S7.271s
@7.so cash; S7.30@7.32A February; $7.4o@7.42K
March; $7.5o@7.52h April. Bulk meats market
easier; shoulders $3.50; short rib $685.; short
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-02-06

A little one in Philadelphia heard a mouse
squeaking the other night, and remarked
30 mousey, mousey, 'ou eat too much minoe
pie, too
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-02-06
Milwaukee Produce Market.

Milwaukee Produce Market.
GRAIN-Wheat opened unsettled at &c lower, and
closed STRONG No. hard 81 .1Oh No. 1.1Ok No.
2S1O6A January Sl06H February $1.O5h; March
Oats duh and very quiet No. 2, 2kc. Bye nrmer;
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-02-06
INTERESTING CURRENT TOPICS.

The Earl of Beaconsfeld and the Arch
bishop Of Canterbury were born on the
same day Of the year, the 21st of Decem-
Der. The former is 70 and the latter is
66 years old.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-02-06

It was an eminent light of the law who
said that there were two things that no
man could fortell-one being what sort Of
a man any particular woman would mar
~, and the other what sort of a verdict a
petit jury would give. l..
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-02-06

A little more than ten years ago the
Japanese army were still using bows and
arrows, and wearing armor; now the sol
diers use breech- loading rifles, and the
Government has recently adopted the
most potent weapon for the suppression
Of rebellion-a just administration Of the
laws,
Sharp County record., 1878-05-03
Dissolution Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the
copartnerShip heretofore existing
between J. J. T. McAdams and Sam
uel E. Simmons, as proprietors Of a
grist mill, and transacting a milling
business IN Sharp county, Ark, is
this day by mutual consent dlssoved,
Samuel E. Simmons having bought
all the interest of J. J. T. McAdamS
in said mill. The said Samuel b
Simmons assumes all liabilities and
agrees to settle all accounts against
the above named firm, and also those
against the firm fJ.J. T, McAdams
and A. N. Simmons, and is author
lied to collect all debts due both OF
said firms, and receipt for the same.
This February 9th, 1878.
J. J. T. MCADAMs.
SAM'L e. SIMMONS.
Sharp County record., 1878-05-03
LETTER FROM E. 4. GARRISON
LITTLE Rock, ARK, April 20, '78.

LITTLE Rock, ARK April ", 49,
Mr.. EDITOR: I desisa again, with
emphasis, to say to the good people
Of Evening Shade and Lacrosse
many, many thanks, for giving me
the golden wings to fv to Atlanta,
On Friday morning last DR.. Q. T.
Hunt and your correspondent were
on the road to BatesvlIle. Re-
ceived there, from cur former par
ishoners, cordial greeting, and
also the congratulations Of several,
in my good fortune to serve such a
liberal people as my pastorate.
At Jacksonport and Newport, as
we'll as in this city, friends remark
ed in highest praise Of my people in
their present contribution to their
pastor. l repl;ed-Ps. XVI. G..
We were compelled to leave our
horse at Paroquet Bluff and 60 in
skif to Newport, the water being
over the bottom adjacent to these
places. Took cars for Little Rock,
arriving Sunday morning, and wor-
SHIPPED with our brethren on Second
street. Delegates and visitors are
coming in and we all will leave in a
few hours for Atlanta,
Politics here is almost at white
heat. The Gazette and Democrat
are crossing quilts, and are having
their different clans to imbibe the
same belllgerent spirit.
I see our Conference is attracting
attention from the secular press
Harpers and the N. Y. Herald have
special artists and contributors to
give their readers dots; and the
RGCoRD sends its scribbler. Well
may these papers notice this body,
as it represents seven hundred thou
sand people, with her mission fields
in China, Mexico and the isles OF
the sea. There will be several itemR
of general interest before this assem-
bly, all of which your readers shall
have spread before them. King
greetings to all. Send on to Atlanta
the RECORD. E. A, GARRISON.
Sharp County record., 1878-05-03
Church Directory.
EVENING SHADE.

Nj. E. CHURCH, South: Preaching
1st and Sd Sabbaths in each month.
Prayer meeting and lecture every
Thursday night, E. A. Garrison, P. G.
BAPTIST CHURCH: Preaching I'd
Sabbath and Saturday night before
in each month. D. E. Hunt, pastor.
Pr .BYrERIAN CHURCH: Preaching
4th 4abbath in each month. ". B
r.. - ard, pastoE.
"a ssIyH t$cBooI at NJ, E, Church
at 9 a, n, }, Nicely Shaver, Sup't,
Sharp County record., 1878-05-03
Farm For Sale!

A farm of 14O acres, adjoinin!
Evening Shade; 81 acres under tenc
and in cultivation; 2 acres orchard
apples and peaches. Frame res
dence, 26 by AZ feet--four roomi
Good barn, stable, and other OF
buildings. Spring water convenient
and plenty of timber. A wagon an
team will be taken as part payment
Price, Sl,5OO-half cash and baIand
on time.
Also, s acres of land adjoinid
Evening Shade on the west. Ii
provements-good frame dwelling
with 5 rooms; good clstern, and
necessary out houses; fine YOU
orchard; place well improved. w
sell for $500. Terms, cash down r
For further particulars, call on
address J. W. BUCKLEY, Real Est
Agent, Evening Shade, Ark.
Sharp County record., 1878-05-03
local News.

The farmers are busy with
their crops, and business is
rather dull about town just now,
Mr.. M. W. Wright has just
received a new supply OF goods
for his drug store.
"Happy Jack" returned on
Wednesday, from Batesville,
with a stock of liquors, &c., for
his billiard saloon. -
Preparations are being made
for a Sabbath school celebration
and picnic, to be held in the
grove near town, about the goth
instant.
Having been absent from
home portion Of this week,
and pushed with work since our
return, we are unable to furnish
4.,Ugl h in t,go @tsy Of home noEIs,-
Only one marriage license isN
sued this week. Jno. 7. McCar-
roll and Miss Mary Swafford
were the happy persons whose
cup Of joy oyerHowed. -
1--WE are requested to state
that there will be a meeting Of
the Oriental Order Of Humility
at the court house in this place,
on the 6th inst, to elect new Of
ticers, initiate new members and
transact other business. ~
q That Evening Shade is TO have
a money order Office is now
settled fact, postmaster Shaver,
having received information
from the Department to that et-
feet, together with copy of bond
required, which has been prop.
erly filled and prepared. Ser
vice will commence the first OF
July next. Il
BON our trip to and from sa-
lem, this week, we noticed that
the corn crop all along was
growing finely, and that por-
ton of the cotton crop which
was up was also looking we'll.
The prospect for wheat is not sol
good, it appearing damaged ell
ther by bugs, rust or recent wet
weather. There is an abun-B
dance Of young peaches every
where, but apples do not seem
so plentiful. Garden "truck" is
growing well, and the finest
prospect we saw in this line was
at J. NJ. Archer's, Of Salem, who
seems to understand the art OF
horticulture, as we'll as that OF
merchandising.
Fulton Circuit Court conven-
ed on Tuesday last. In the aD-
sence of Judge Byers, Col. Dos
we'll was elected special judge.
Col. Abernethy was present for
the state. Among other attor-
neys in attendance we noticed
Chas. Coffin, Of Walnut Ridge;
Col. Samuel Peete, Robt. NELL,
Batesville; R. H. Powell, Felix
Handley, Melbourne; J. G. Clai-
borne, Hon. J. F. Cunningham,
G. A. Phillips, R. B. Maxey, Sa-
lem; M. N. Dyer, Mountain
Home. There were but few
State cases on the docket, and
there will probably be an adj
Sharp County record., 1878-05-03
FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,

l respectfully announce myself 9
candidate for the Office Of prosecute
ing Attorney Of the Sd judicial cir
cult of Arkansas, for the ensuing
term, and solicit your support at thp
election to be held on the first Mon
day IN September, 1878.
Very resp'y, CHAs. COFFIN.