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The New York herald., 1878-03-14

sI Archer Bremen % sys r. fsss: I'd to
ana gales, iss and solis sas: Feb is OF West
ern Islands spoke ship zouave from Bremen tor Hampton
BARK orsno Sor, Heller Hamburg 81 days. with empty
BARK Carrie wynan of searspor Gikey. Trieste q
asys T,,s empty barrel. TO Carer Rarn. .noSs sohr
Florence Shay. from Palsrmo for Bo.son.
bark ca,oIins Aus,, Ghsrbaz, Dunkirs ~ days IN oA
Bark Leopnldet Marie tFr, Lescaie Bordeaux SO days.
BARK 9lat.reh Sor Koer. Bordeaux 81 days, in ballast
Bssk Ks.nara 9owning cet.e >, days in ballast to
BARK David ansro" m"d of e HonssnS .n
usy cs afrs y. oa,. s "a s oa y 80
BARK Taisnan loi LiverDcsl Br.as Barbados is DAYS
wa Ba iuSnr Marnr aha a 20. n3s p-fs
smc IL days With cavallos vessel to wsvds
from New oriean. for Sr laws ss'A' 'p'@' 'A''
Bark Masonic Lessgang Cardeuas IL days, with sugar
sris caeca,.I da Romano: nedo.c i2o days With I.S
variable weather
F@neh, Edye i O.. Had ane wo.,her. " go ,
e srder' vessel Fnnc Isdyo K Co Passed Gibraltar
Brig J,ba hsrwaod Nankin Rio anoi.o ~ days with
coffee TO Drsxsl Norsan Co; vessel Murray Ferris
dsa ln Of 'svsI during M the passage c.ao.,
days. with sugar to Havemeyer Elder; vessel to W
Br,s ,ea.Ids eot sydney; cg. McD%ald M.ssnsss ls
DAYS with or~"od to zones CO. vessel Staples
& se m css,s ss1 % Saa"dss @ s. JYhp
master March OF Castle slaun spoke bark Eden thr
ss IA Aa, , s. s M'ss Il ,v.ss w
ship Marcia Day from m New orls.ns HAVE ''''
s,x. ds,s ,;; U as Ss u's'n May.sqes T.
Brett. son 4 Co. Had An. weather.
With uis to 5oSoy vessel to Il staps. = ''''
Ser s5 nsrxssr 50 n Ssys with
schr Ellen Tobins Dufr,e. Baltimore.
lIxr, uvhi vhfr,
was anchored on the bar, came up to the city 18th
r1ship Florence from Lvsrpool which vas anchored
reb L. John sawyer hov el from the mansopsail yard
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
|sea@sr City 4 Ssw .dorS Fish, New Bedford for
sieamer Doris. shirley Providence for New YORK.
Ma as "Say
er s sse s Y:ssis Sm York.
ssSr ssr ss FpHss VII Ok Sa Ss tor New 9S1
Schr Ella, Hutchinson Huntington TOR Now York.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer General Whitney, Hallett, New York for
Bark Nswcomb (Br). Nsweomb. Now York for Liver
pool. .
BARK DAVID r.Sor dir waIIace Now York for Bremen
Brig jean ANDERSON tiirJ Richards, New York for
Pcnarsh Roads
wallis NS
New York fer xrymG2,a Mas.
Schr Hattie, Kelly. New York Tor Bridgeport.
@ sssr S-s on hurley Ss% ss sis%''d
Schr George Edwin, Powell. New York for Orient
Shr Chaupcy Gratis Greeley Wechkwken for Boston.
scsr 4 Lawson Msrshc ayss,traw to. provdencs
Schr Minnesoa, Coonos Port Johnso for Bakers Land
ing Ne.
Schr Charlie Cobb Woo Port johnson for ioston.
Schr r.rneia. Iry1I Port johnson FOR Provlemce ~
RI.
Schr ITannsh r Brown Sack-tt. Ambov for Norwich
Sehr Charlie Miller, Thomas Virginia for Fairhaven.
Schr Mary W Hooper. Wentworth, Savannah tor New
II ven.
Sailed from Hart Island Roads at 6 AM-Schrs II
P.rscr from Baltimore Tor New Haven; Tce, Tice
from for
The New York herald., 1878-03-14
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

AMSTERDAM March Sailed, bark Gcneida. Corning.
Charleston.
BRISTOL March 13.-Saiied, bark Maury (No, Ommund-
sen. Unted Staes.
DEAL. March l3-.sailed bark Giaeomo Mortola Utah;
Olivai (rom London, New YORK.
GLOUCESTER March I3sailed. bark Dipon OBJ, Gaunt.
lett. New York.
GLASGOW March I3-Arrived, schr Resolute (Br), Law
renee. Wimin gton, NC
GALWAY. March ia-lrrv.d bark PIid (Sor), Hansen,
Philadelphia.
HULL arch I3-sailed. ship Ivy Lowell, New York
bark Csroins Prewuds (AuS,, Vessels, PhnsdslphtA
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A srIEEr c,a IMPOSITION.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
win the superintendent OF the Belt Railroad bc
kind enough 10 explain why they charge Two ares
between Fiftn avenue and Ffty.ninth street and
South Jerry? had occasion 10 20 to the South terry
SATURDAY afternoon anu took one OF the Belt limo
cars ~ Fiity-uinth street ana Filth avenue. When
we reached tho stables, on Tenth avenue. the Cur
turned | supposed they INTENDED 10 transfer pas
sc gers tho standing the track ready 10 go
down town. | asked the conductor II should take
that car. The answer received vas 81 could II
Ked that he went further" II thcy do not trans
should certainly bs marked In way, otherwise
SOUTH FERRY.
The New York herald., 1878-03-14
THE BROOKLYN YACHT CLUB.

Tho Brooklyn Yacht Club held lis regular monthly
meeting last evening at the club rooms, corner ot
Court ana Montague streets The question rs to
whether the Flag onicer's prize should be offered
at the annual regatta OF during the sruise
was discussed. but no definite action was
taken. 1t announced by the chairman or
the Regatta Committee that tho Same rules which
last year regard 10 extra tickets Tor Tue re-
gatta would be observed this year. Frederick >.
Aymar then UNANIMOUSLY elected u member oil
Inc club Resolutions OF regret III The loss 10 mo
club Rear Commodore Mr. John Is. Norris were
ADOPTED. rho club tncn adopted an amendment to
the bylaws. which changes the Presidents UNIFORM.
The New York herald., 1878-03-14
FOREIGN PORTS.

AsrIxwALL. March 9-Arved, steamer Acapulco, Clapp
New York.
AREciBo. PR, Feb 24-Arrived schr Hattie King
Crowley New York. III days passage
CIENFuEGos. March 5-SRilcd, schrs I Witherspoon,
Sheperd. Boston; Marcia Lewis. Lewis do.
HALIFAX. March 13-Arrived. steamer Nova Sooan tBr)
Rtche. Baltimore for Liverpool
Arrved 9Th. brig Evangeline 3r). Dcegan Cienuegos.
MrssNA March 2-Saed, brig Americus Hooper, Phla.
de phia.
MAYAGuKz. Feb 2s-In port. brgs Stewart (Brl. for
New York, 'dg; G Graham (Br? wtg schrs julia Grace
fBr). Dickson, for New YORK. idg: Sawyer FRlkng
ha M disg: sissiboo tBr) for Philadelphia, ldg
PANAMA March l2-Saied steamer deorgia Caverly
San Era
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GAS EXPLOSION.
THREE MEN BADLY INJURED.

PoTrsTowy, Pa, March IL, 1878.
Maurice p. Root, Edward Snyder and John Snyder
were engaged In experimenting with machine con-
tanning Oxygen and hydrogen gas this evening, in a
room over Il. NJ. Roots furnishing store, when an
explosion occurred. The three men wcro seriously
burned by the accident, and tho store room below
them was badly damaged a large portion OF the
pIastcring beng from the ceiling the showcases
broken and the goods m uch injured.
The affair pace In the heart OF tho town, and
the loud report the explosion created much cxcit
ment. The threo young men madc u very narrow
csca ne with their lives.
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SAILED.

stesmers Algeria tBrl. Liverpool; Asstis fBr Lon
don City OF Vera Cruz, Havana Gen Barnes. Saw
Gulf stream. Charleston; Abemarle, Lewes. Dol: Will
whore they anchored 1lth NJ ba.ks Atlantic Barbados;
brigs Mary Fink, Corunna Eliza Thomson, Barbados;
schrs Mary NOVEL; Havana; Tcinmnh, -.
Also sailed steamer Otranto !BD for Hul barks Geo
jenkins (Br, Dun Kirk: Chevslier (Br, Glasgow.
Also sailed, u steamer Tallapoosa.
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nIIsCELLANEOIIS.

~l>ffEk HAVING fIIh EnY YslrELAs
Abetween Ave six years. which had badly eaten my
nose and being attended by the best physcans without
vai, was entirely cured by the great purifier yatts
Lie baIsam. y. n PECK. rerrymas,er n. J. Central
Rnrvnd ryatt's Inxs does catarrh BY mail 2Jc.
iiYATr a HYATr. 236 Grand ST., aud by dru vgists
iIUDSUT Herald Building; cKIrrtNrON, z 9Th nv.
H1o CLEANSE AND wHlTEN THE TEErn UHE
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TIME TO SETTLE.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALp:-
lsn't nearly time for Mr. Lawrence 10 notify tho
policy holders of the defunct American Popular Life
Insurance Company how soon he cxpects'io pay them
a dividend? POLICY HOLDER.
The New York herald., 1878-03-14
OUR COMPLAINT BOOK.

lNorE-Letters intended tor this column must be
accompanied by tho writer's full name ana address 10
insure attention. Compainants who are unwilling 70
comply with thus rule simply waste time In writing
Write only side OF the paper -Ep HERALD
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WANTED, A DIVIDEND.

To THE EDITOR OF TIE HERALo:-
When Will The next dividend OF the Third Avenue
Savings Bank be paid? have seen several judgments
recorded against the trustees OF that snoble nstiiu
tion, but AS yeti have no news from the bank
DEpOsITOR.
The New York herald., 1878-03-14
THE PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK.

To THE EpnOR THE HERALD:
The Peoples Savings Bank has pad only one dvi-
dend II failed, and that IS TWO years ago last
November The dividend was raid out OF the trustees
bonds-that ia, those that did pay. What IS become
OF all tno other money! think II about time Mr.
French, the receiver, paid another dividend TO hc
deppstOrS. ViCflh
The New York herald., 1878-03-14
WHALEMEN.

schr Petrol Of Now Bedford, condemned At Brunwick
Ga sold ut auction at that place yeste rday
Q3thJ
A letter from Capt west of brig II Adams Of NIB,
ports 5th lat Is 80 \, Ion 81 ~ W. having
taken 100 bbs sperm oil since leaving ot hichaels.
The New York herald., 1878-03-14
SPOKEN.

Brig Lucy Snow, Stone from Boston for Fast London,
Jan ~, oil Cane st Francis
Sehr " Ellis from New York for jacksonville, March
TO- ~ miles n by from Frying Pan Lighiship.
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ruE BRoADwAY STAGES.

To THE EDITOR or THE HERALp:-
Is almost impossible to get or OF OF the Fisa
avenue stages as they raco down Broadway. =. H.
The New York herald., 1878-03-14
ERRONEOUS HOUSE NUMBERING.

To EDITOR THE HEaALD:-
Please call the attention OF tho authorities to the
detective numbering of the houses In Gan 50 WORT
street. between Ninth and Wash hingtoD street.
The num0er Is, IN many instances, on both sides
Of the street ID. ".
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yACurs. sTEAMROATs, .xU.

eyrEAMSH SrEAMBOArS loo 70 900 FrEi
Song or exposed route and ryer service large and
Steam schts Tugboats Ferryboss, Freight Propoers
and steam Vessel Property In general for sale by FREDL
ICK O. SCHMIDT, South Wilisms st
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NORTH RIVER SHAD.

The drst North River shad OF the was taken
yesterday morning of wcehawkcn by Captain james
LUDLOW and seat V Blsckiord, Fulton Market
The New York herald., 1878-03-14

lhe other contestants at the hrst days shoot did
not come 10 the score.
SAME DAy.-Conlest for champion trophy at the "ive
trap sno0t shot for At ton birds each from five aad
T traps, Handicapped rise, so yards boundary.
The New York herald., 1878-03-14
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY
HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS.
March 13.
WESTERN UNION TIME BALL

NEW YORK. March 13-Noon
The Western Union time ball was to-day dropped cor
rectly
The New York herald., 1878-03-14
SUB-CALIBRE SHOOTING.

sFel dead out Of bounds.
Referee, MT. Monroe. OF Brooklyn Gun club.
The New York herald., 1878-03-14
SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Destination
Sfedlyle

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM YORK FOR THE MONTHS
OF MARCH AND APRIL.
The New York herald., 1878-03-14

OMe
The Osceola times., 1878-01-26
Democratic Central Com.
Islittce.

The Democratic State Central
committee OF tie State Of Arkansas
will meet ., the committee rooms,
In Little Rock, on the 26th day OF
January, 1873. at ~ o'clock, NJ, fo'
the purpose OF appointing the time
and place for the assembling OF
State convention Of the Dem ocratit
party, aud Tor transacting Other
business. BY order Of
8. i. CLARK, Chairman.
II. STEVENSON, Asst. Secretary.
The following arc the names o
the committee:
s. +. Clark. chairman, Littl,
Rock.
n. S. johnson, Little Rock.
R. A. Howard. LATHE Rock.
b. u. Turner, Little Rock.
&c. C.Tappau, Helrns.
II. b. Baber. Poeahontas.
r. X. Garland, Prescott.
II. G. Bum, Camden.
d. W. Carroll, Pine Bluf.
J. II. Rogers, For; Smith.
s. T. Mitchell; ClarasviIle.
G. A. Ga.tt, Arkadrlphia.
X. W. EilIs. Bsn,onville.
a. II. Witt. Conway.
A. Gordon, I.sWlsburg.
The Osceola times., 1878-01-26
BEATTY PIANO
Grand Square & Upright, and Beat
tvs Celebrated Golden Tongue
Pari0r Organs.
word in ,hrir favor. road ;

A word in their favor. read;
From the (Eigiu III Rriormcr
1--WE hav. In our own house uns OF the pianoa
.,,y.rtiscd by daniel y Beatty in smother col
u,on aud do not hesitate to recommend ~ IRON
our knowledge of its quality. Mr. Beatty has
dealt very honorabiy by ur.
DE. sedgwiok, Of Bonaparte, I'wa, says;
"Oryan came to hand all safe: and after one
hours trial send you the cash. u more thnh
,ue,,. nv expectrtiuns. The tone Is exceeding
ly iu~ aud melodious, and the case IL styI'sn AID
beautifully inished -
Fron J. l.. Everett, Esq Cashier National br'at
way l,.sk, New Ioik'
ORGAN No COO received. As u anu fully salts
rv,l xith the Instrument, Irrmit without fur,
ihrr delay | have not thought u necessary TO cal,
experts to test ii. All my family are dchxntcd
E,~ry instrument fully warranted for six years
as strictly first class in every RESPECT anu ss
guarantee # good faith they ar. shipped on IRON
yto l5dsys trst trial. money refunded ana ireigh'
charx, paid both Ways by me II they are Ia any
form rnisr-prrsented IN or prove unsatisfactory
Nothmg f4irer than this can be ofcreu
AGENTS WANTED, rut where ] have none
large discounis made 10 introduce In new loc'li'
lies send for illustrated ADVERTISER !Cata-
lorup Edition.. with testimonials from disfin'
rsi.hed persons, some Of whom you may know
before huying elsewhere. Address, ANlEL r
BEATTY, Washington, New Jersey
The Osceola times., 1878-01-26
Too Generous.

The Indianapolis Sun makes the
following pi,hy argument against
the System now authorized BY law
under which National banks are
permitted to usurp the privilege oI
OF tho governments
"Deposlt 100000 IN US. bonds
receive interest, Sc, 900 IN gold on
the whole amount, you then get
permission to issuo $4,000 in cur
rcncy, your entire investment be
ing 100000. Deduct $4,000
which you are permitted 10 issue
in currency, you have actually
only invested $4,000 for which
you receive $4,000 interest from
tho government. Every homes,
citizen can see the outrage com.
mitted on the people"
The Osceola times., 1878-01-26

GaouxD was broken for the
sr~ction or . new cathedral a'
Little Rock, on the goth. Bishop
Fitzgerald delivering the address,
The dimensions Of which will, A.
stated by the Evening Star. be as
follows:
"The cathedral will be truly o
splendid structure, aud it's beauty,
chaste, dcsign, and imposing gran.
deur will add much u the already
high reputation OF its architect,
NJ. Thomas Harding. The style
will be pointed gothic, and in front
will Re two massive towers -ors
200 feet high, and the other about
$50. The length will be lS@ feet
and Its breadth 81 feet, except al
the sransept, where it will be u
feet wide.
The Osceola times., 1878-01-26

veteran, on invitation, was present,
and took part in the proceedings.
II was also resolved that the Off
GERS and soldiers. federal and con.
federate, OF the late war. be invit.
ed to participate with the Mexican
war veterans IN their reunion.
A committee, consisting Of Gen
eral Churchill, General Pagan,
General Morrow and Major Pesy,
Was appointed to make arrange
man,s, and report at u subsequent
meeting
II WAS also resolved that the
press OF tho state oe solicited 10
give publicity to this notice.
JoHS c. PgAY,
secretary NJ. W. V.
The Osceola times., 1878-01-26
Next Cam paiyn.

The excitement Of \ political
cam psign, and q hanckering for
Office seems 10 have peculiar
charm to largo portion Of the
people OF our state. Already do
30 see Indications OF activity man
ifcsted, and u general clearing OF
decks for the anticipated conflict
which is to take place in the gen
erai election. away of, next Sep.
tembcr. Already do we sec the
aspirants for Official prefermsnt, in
tue various stages Of formation,
from the tender bud in embryo 10
the full blown candidate. taking =
lively interest in tho welfare Of the
intelligent voter and his interest
ing family. The newspa Iers oil
over the state are publishing their
rates aud soliciting announcements
tor the various offices from state
down to township. Tho Demo
cratic State Centra. committee II
reorgan'zing. and experimenting
the spreading Of the state house
political net; and what with the
reserve army Of chronic Office
seekers, who, during the interim
Of elections, are the droncs in the
human hive, and who patiently
J,des the time, when they can. "a,
the earnest solicitation of their
numerous friends" consent to be-
come candidates to serve the dear
people, the next campaign prom.
rses to be highly interesting one.
rhus by way OF introduction: Now,
il any there be within the sound OF
our bugIe. who, feeling a true IN
wardness for the dear people, and
called Of = self.sscriticing spirit, b.
they known or unknown, sejourn.
rrs or to the manor born, to al
such we would say, List, oh list,
aud take heed to this our solemn
injunction: ,rot yourselves out -
announce yourselves as sson as
you feel tho spirit moving you with
n proper degree Of compassion Ter
the poor tax ridden voter! We
thus entrsst you to announce your
self early, for the reason that in .
political campaign, your private
character, (ifyou have one), as an
aspirant for public Office, is sure
to 10 assailed and bruised 10 the
very quick. An early anu 'uncs.
mcnt will give you ample time TO
plaster and heal il over before the
heat and brunt OF the campsign is
ever, aud be ~ O veteran when
the decisive hour has come; be.
aides, the printer, who. in short
campaign. has all the ammunition
to furnish, will have more time
and opportunities to dun You for
,ithss Tor announcements, ETC.. We
speak from exrerisnce).
| Guaranteeing every man who
announces himself IN our columns
a fair and impartial hearing, and
expecting to realize several thou
sand dollars ont Of the announce.
msnt business, ws refer you to our
rates aud terns. which will be
found elsewhere.
The Osceola times., 1878-01-26
Trustees Sale OF Personal Prep.
erty.

~ virtue ~ trust deed to me executed, TO
secure Q certain indebiedness to W y. Hale, by
lame. n Best, dated May S, A d.. ISIS. and
recorded In the Recorders once Of Mississippi
enunty. ArksLss>. IN Record Book volume b,
pages ISL. i51 aud i53 and smother trust deed to
inc executed by lanes u. Br-t. to secure GER
tain Indebtedness TO W. y tiale. dated August
4. A H., 1877, and recorded in tue Recorders
once Of Mississispi county. Arkansas, in Record
Book volume Z. pages ~. and 4'3, ! viii, on
Monday, the 18th day Of January, A. D.. 1878,
between the hours III nine u el,ck = M and
four o'clock y, M at thr residence Of Mrs.
Elizabeth Be.t, about two iailr- west u the town
VI Osc~ola, In the county and state Aforesaid.
rrnerrd 10 >eil 10 the highest bidder tor cssh In
hand, the foilo~i ing described prrsonal prop
erty, to-wit. Five head II mules. three head ~
horses, one huadrci and fny head of hog.
more or lass, nfiy head Of cattle. more or less,
two wagons, all the farming implements upon
said farm. one -term engine. one cotton gin,
belts and gearing belonging thereto. to Aati-ly
the debtcdners secured BY sail two trust deeds
together with the costs Of executing the saro.
OscKoLA, ~ m. January 4. 1875
b. E. HALE Trustee.
DLACKwOoD q MArHEs, Attorneys.
The Osceola times., 1878-01-26
The Game or Life.

I'VE publish the following with
out any apology to the anthor
who is unknown TO us.-ED.l
This hfe Is but game Of cards
Which all men nave TO learn,
Each cuts, shunirs and d-al- the pack
And each hi. trump doth turn;
Some turn high card to the top.
While others turn lowi
some h'id hand quite flush oftramps,
while others none eau show.
somc shufii-s with apracticsi hand.
Aud deal their cards with care,
SO they msy tell when theyv dealt,
Where all the Others are
Thus fools become the dupss Of rogucs
Aud rcgues rash other cheat:
Ard he 10 very Wise indeed
who may escape defeat
When hearts are trump. we play for love.
Then pleasure rules the hour,
No Thoughts OF sorrow cheeks our JOY
In pleasures rosy tower-.
We laugh. We smoke, VIZ chat,
Our card. at random play;
But when the heart is on the top
The game IL holiday.
When diamonds chance to crown the deck
'Tis then men p,a, for gold.
And heavy sums are lost ami won
by gsmblcrr young and old
Intent on Winning, each do watch
zach other with an aExi eye;
And some perhaps to get . chance
viii cheat upon the sly.
When clubs are trumps. look out for war,
On ocean OF on land
For many horrid ICED 10 done
when clubs are IN the hand:
Across the broad Atlantic new
The dogs of war are ficei
But Uncle sam. siands first In hand
To assist in time Of need.
But the last trump Of ali Is the sIsds
Whcu turLcd by the hand ~ time.
Lays oil other irumps In the shsdr.
That finishes Up The grave in every land
cline.
No matter how much = man may win,
No matter how much hs may save,
He finds the -pnae turns up 1t last.
Aud diss the gamblers grave
The Osceola times., 1878-01-26

TnE radical, or bourbon Demo
Gratis received . black-eye IN the
late municipal election for mayor
in Memphis, in the defeat Of John
johnson, their nominee, and J. w.
Anderson, the workingmans can.
dida,e, by the reelection Of J. II.
Flippin, the citizens candidate.
Hs was dipped in by a simple turn
Of he wrist Of l,02s extra voter.
The Osceola times., 1878-01-26

CAnDEN Beacon: "ShaDks" after
reading aud "setung up" three
marriage notices this week, was
heard TO sol,loquize: "weil, there
may have been giants in those
days,' and Neses may have manlp.
mated scrpents IN the wilderness
and oil that, ~ the Beacon inti-
mated iaAt wsck, and | may have
been slssated = little above my
boots, but dAra my bsttona, II that
parable about il not being veil for
naa 10 be alene.-go thou and do
likewise, help meet, bone Of my
Assh, and hesh Of my meat. and so
on ever applied to me. tried it
snd Il didn't d my shoulder like
. muskst." Yes. and another
yara about big 6sh in the ssa yet,
~ ~ that sost Of stsd, is ssry
80 ? anik, tst what's = isilow
= 4lg1o3 ~ uoe' {
- iIlI|I = = i 4 Sl& euei-
The Osceola times., 1878-01-26

W. II. FuRBusB, (colc rsd), sher-
III Of Lee county. Arkansas, sho,
Bob Church, . prominent colored
man Of Memphis. on the 10Th inst,
10 that city. Church's wounds
arc not considered dangerous.
The Osceola times., 1878-01-26
Redemption of Lands.

To whom Il may concern:
The W . II the NV y of section IL, s,'ownslip g
rsnge II, east. sold for taxes of ls16, and bougi
by John l.. d. iycr, WAS on the 18th Il " o
January, ls1s, redeemed by james W. Conley
Ny him paying to the treasurer ot Mississippi
'unty the SUN Of Sll IS.
JAMES X. p HAZE. Clerk.
by Hugh X. McVeIgh d. [
The Osceola times., 1878-01-26
Mexican War Veterans.

At an informal meeting Of Mex
can war veterans, in the Office of
Gen. T. J. Churchill, vice presi.
dent of the Ark ansas association OF
Mexican war veterans. IL was re-
solved t.. bold . reanioesin Little
Rock, on tho 22d Of February.
Thsre we're present: General
Charehill, General Fagao, Major
Rsay. George .. Norrison, 3osish
i. HsieA Asaold 6ybesx. E. 4,
4e<a6a, H Wssd - ethess.
8ss,fs1l nsso.s Asx,rsn 80
The Osceola times., 1878-01-26

MENpnls is making such prepar-
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the 9Th day Of March, as will sur
pass anything ever displayed III
Memphis before.
The Osceola times., 1878-01-26
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