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The Osceola times., 1878-08-17
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COUNTY TICKET.
FOR CONGRESS.

We are authorized to announce Col,
Poindext.r Dunn, OF Forrest City, as
4 candidate for congress, to represent
tie First Congressional District Of Ar
kansas. subject to the action Of the
First Congressional convention.
We are authorized TO announce Hon.
J. w. House, Of Searcy, as a candi-
date for congress, 10 represent the
First Congressional District Of Ar
kansas, subject to the action of the
First Congressional convention.
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For CIRlrIr JUDGE

We are arthorized 70 announce T.
J. Ralclifie, as candidate for Circuit
Judge OF the Second Judicial District,
subject to the action Of the convention,
should one be held.
We are authorized to announce Mr..
J. {. Brcok6eld, Of Gross cogniy, as
. candidate for Cirspit Judge. tor the
Second Judicial District, subject to
the action OF convention.
We are authorized to announce
Judge l.. l.. Mack, as eandldnte tor
re election for Circnit Judge Of the Sec
opd Judicial District, subject to the
acton Of the convention, should one
be hclc.
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ron SHERIFF. AND CoLLEcToRi

We are aq;horized to announce Lo'
gan ID. RozSell as candidate Tor Sher
iii and Collectas Of Mississippi county,
u the general election, oE The first
Monday in September nsxs.
We are authorized to announce Mr..
A. l.. CisscM, as u candidate tor the
pfiiee OF sheriE and Collector OF Mis-
siissippi county. at the general Sta.e
election, on the hrst Monda, ip Sep
tember sexi.
We are auihorized to annopnre W.
b. Uaskirs as a candidate for Sheriff
and co:letto. Of Mississippi County.
Election, MONDAY. September :, 1873.
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object and intcat OF section 3, arli
Gle IL of the Constitution of the
State, in regard TO discrimination
by railroads in the rates of freight
upon transportation Of persons and
properly within this State.
~. we favor wholesome sys
tenn Cd public schools, to the end
thai every incility uqy he afforded
for education consistent With the
ability of the people.
20. We favor and invite imuJgra
ton TO our State froL, any and all
quarters provided & ut il is Of ti,c
honest and industrious class. We
want capital, muscle aud brains
capital TO bc Invested IN our lands
and used in the developing OF ON
mlheral rcs1 urccs ; muscle 10 fell
our Tsst forests and till our fertile
fields and brains to direct, energize
and utilize both capital aud labo'
We further .jsfpaSc HAT we know
no North. nn .Suu!a, po East and
no West in the malicr Q; immigrn
ton, provided il comes 20 build up
our State and adg4nee its material
prosperity.
q. That II ia the sense OF this
convention that the colored popu
'a,ion of the Sute OF Afkansa. are
Identified IN interest with the great
Democratic party of the State, and,
fully recognizing the Importance of
a more harmonious feeling between
them, embrace this opportunity OF
inviting ticm--lhe colored people
Ui the Statc-tu an active co-opera-
non with US m fnrihering ourcom-
mon interests.
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For COUNTY ASSESSOR


We are authorized TO announce Mr.
John A. Lovewcll as candidate foi
ii c office 81 Assessor Of Mississippi
Coon'y, A 1ae general State eleeioH
Moodsy, 'he End .t-y Of l,epts'nte'
neat.
70 he rit-ens OF Mississippi Coun
". akeS JHy name as candidate ioi
the oe'ce oi Assessor. J ask your
suiira.e because | bel..vc ! can ill
'he i,os,non as il >hould be filed, by
Ching true and impartial assess
nent-' ding iustic: 10 AL, aud show
.ng rartislity TO none. He.tSe ...4y,
T. II. RoeiSsoS.
ChjcylsSawba.
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FOR REPRESENTATIVES,:

III announcing myself as candidate
TO represent Mississippi county in the
Lower House of the mex, General As.
sembly, ask my eountrymen not to
pledge their suHrsges pNriL I've had
an opportunity OF explaining my posi-.
ton upon all questions of mutual in
ferest. In ample season, j will pub
lish list of my appointments in each
township. Time will be fairly divided
with all candidates.
L. G. McGANOCk.
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Ar the hour of going to press,
and after the matter for this issue
was nearly all up, We were shown
. copy OF the Randolph Scalpcl,
received by citizen Of our town,
containing several lengthy eommu-
nicationa, extracts from others, rel
ativc 10 The canvass for the Judge
ship of this circuit, with comments
by the editor, in which we are, in
"a great measure, misreprescnted,
and paced in n false attitude and
as il IS 100 late to attend TO the
matter in this issue, we propose in
our next to give the gentleman
iroW Randolph, few pointers
which may serve to set him right
so far rs relates to the part aHd
stand we have taken IN this Judi
cial canvass.
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FOX FRO. ECrrI> q ATTORNEY.

We are authorized to announce
Mm. II. Csis, Of yonesboro, as a can
didate for Prosecuting attorney Of the
Second JUDICIAL District, at the general
election, Monday, September and t,
1873.
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w arning Order.
CRrTTENDEN COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT
John ". Lcdbettor, Complainant.


John ". Lcdbettor, / Complainant.
(i2l) W
The ,dore X, stillman. Of New
York City; Mrs. Ice Sttllman.
widow oi Lee stlilman, deceased
uf New York Ciy: ..... Stllman
.... stilmau, and children gI Lee
stillman, deceased. whose chris In Equity }
tian names and ages are un-
known. and non -rer idents of the
state Of Arkansas; & A. Sfillman
of Memphis, 1,nne. see Mrs,
Julia Speage late Stllman. AM
her husband, DIR Speagle, wnose
christian name Is unknown alsO
non resident OF the State Of Ar
kansas, and James Wcll- Defend nt'.
The defendants in the above entitled cause are
hereby warned to appear before this tpurl, or
the lerk thereof, within twenty days, AMI M
sw,r the complaint filed ag;sins, thrm h r,in. 81
the same will be iakon for Confessed, ard de-
cree rendered accordingly.
JOHN -WtPSTDN Clerk.
iy X. + & sNep-ton, u G.
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Tue first number Of he White
County Beacon has made its ap-
pearauce ; u is sprlghtly and well
edited paper, published al Scarcy,
by Jas. j.. Bangh. and edited BY
2. 4. Bennett. We ylsh it success.
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Col. c. l.. ANDERSON, Sheriff of
Shelby county, Tenn, died few
days since. from the effect of over
heat during the late political cam
paign. He was an efficient officer,
aud an honored citizen ard leaves
II wife and several children to
mourn his untimcly end.
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DIR. r. W. Ecstcy.

We are authorized to announce DR..
F. M. Pettey, as eandidate, at the
ensuing September eieerion, TO repre-
sent Mississippi County, in the Lower
House Of the next general assembly.
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Mr. ". IL. Cate left her.

Our Mr.. ". ii. Cate left here
OF Monday last on an election
oering tour in the counties o
Randolph, Clay and Greene. ",
say without hesitation, mot be
cause he is our own county man
or u personal friend but because
we believe iD that he is the man
The people OF the I'd judicial circuit
Ought 10 elect as their next Prose
cutting Attorney and we believe
they will do it.
In Importance, the Office nt prose
cutting attorney ranke. scarcely
below that of cIrcuit Judge and
il is admitted By ai tna' IN ability
both natural and acquired, Mr..
Cate has no superior in the circnit
Besides, he ia a man OF indomitable
energy-jast the kind Of man to
bring offenders to justice. We have
had just this king of man filing
the place for the last two years,
under whose administration viola
tors of the law have begun to learn
lessons Of wisdom. Now let him be
followed by Gaze aud they'll got the
lesson perfect.
We de not wish, by our advocacy
IF the claims of our fellow.
townsman. to say anything to the
dotrment of hls worthy competitor
Mr. Brown. We believe the latte,
to be true gentleman, good
lawyer and one that would fill the
position with ability, but think
Mr.. Gate the abler aud better
fitted generally, of the two, and We
believe u very large majority OF the
voters Of the circuit believe a,
We do.-[Jonesboro Times.
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Dr. y. III. STEELE

as a candidate to represent Mississippi
County in the State Legislature. Flee
tioH, Monday, September md, 1873.
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FOL. SURVEYOR

We are authorized to announce Mr..
p. ii Clay. asa Candidate for Surseyor
of Mississippi County, at the next
September election.
The Osceola times., 1878-08-17

Look over the announcements
and vote for those who use their
county paper to let the people
know they want their support.
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W. are authorized to ANNOUNCE T.,
ii. Gaylord as candidate for Circuit
Court Clerk OF Mississippi County at
the approaching September election.
The Osceola times., 1878-08-17

CAPT. J ID. HALL, prominent
G4ereiant Of Hope City, was shot
by lawyer of Little Rock, Oh the
9th. inst. Tbe affair grew oat of
an alleged insulting letter from the
Ncssrs. Erbs, one Of whom did the
shooting.
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET,

STATE TICKET,
GOVERNOR.
WILLIAM Il. MILLER,
of Independence County
SECRETARY Qg STATE,
JACOB FROIICH,
Of Write County.
ArpIrop,
JOHN CRA WFORD,
Of Howard County.
TREASURER.
THOS. J.CHURCHILL., J.
Of Pulaski County.
ATTORNEY GESERAT.
". +. HENDERSON
Of Randolph County.
LAND COMMISSIONING.
~. w. tsAAh
of Ouachira County.
JUSTICE SUPREME COURT,
JOHN r. EAKIN,
Of Hempstead County,
sUpT. PuBLic INSTRUCTION.
J. l.. DENTON,
Of Phillips County.
sHANcEu.oR,
d. ". CARROLL,
Of Jefferson County.
CLERK cHANcEIy COURT
J. W. GALA WAY,
Of Ouachita County.
fsNI.NnsA 'rTrE Efry
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ELECTION NOTICE.
SIicriE"s Proclamation.

BY virtue of Law, | hereby pro-
claim and make known that th1re
will be a general election held tor
the eleG,inn of state, d strict. coun-
ty and township officers, to fill the
following Offices, to.wi,:
STATE OFFICERS:
One Governor;
One Secretary OF State;
One Auditor;
One Treasurer;
One Attorney General;
One l.agd Commissioner;
One Justice Supreme Court;
One Superintendent Public Inst,
One Chancellor, and
Ona Clerk Chancery Court.
DISTRICT OFFICERS:
One Circuit Judge, and
Ono Prosecuting Attorney.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
One Representative;
One Judge,
One Sheriff;
One Clerk;
One Treasurer;
One Assessor;
One Coroner, ahd
One Surveyor.
TOWNSHIP OFFICERS:
One Constable, ard
Two Justices of the Peace, for
each township.
SAID election TO be holden on the
2nd. DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1878,
in the following Tovnships in Mis-
sissippi County:
Monroe Township, Clerks 9 office.
Clear Lake School House.
Chickasawba" Blythe's Chapel,
Canadian I" Williams Store.
Swayne l.. ID. Rozzell's.
hig Lake School House.
LATHE River" b. F. Jackson's.
Carson Lake" School House.
Scott pichinson's Mill.
PECAN F" r. ". Friend.
Troy Nodena.
Golden Lakes J. W. Rhodes
East Big Lakes Sam Hector's.
Given under my hand this the 18th.
day of August, A. ID. 1873;
JOHN b. DRIVER, Sheriff;
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EOR COuNIY TRrAhIrRER

fOh cocNil w Ast tth
We are authorized to ANNOUNCE J
W. Uzzell as candidate for Count,
Treasurer of Mississippi G ounty, at the
approaching September election.
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roR COUNTY cLERg

We src guthorixcd 10 announce g.
n. Mason, a. a candidate Tor Circuit
court Clerk Of Mississippi County at
The approaching September election.
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FOR JUSTICE OF Tile PEACE.

We are authorized tc announced n.
q. Cartwright us candidate for JUS
lice Of the Peace for Monroe township,
at the approaching September election.
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W arning Order.

IN MISSISSIPPI! CGUNrl CIRCUIT COURT.
IN CIiAkch"f,
Mafy WILLIAMS, I Plaintiff
VIM y Williams, J Drf, ndaLt
The Defendant VIM T.. Wiilms il warpcd 10
aprcar in thI- Court within thiriy days ahd an
swer tn. complaint of thr Plaintiff. Mary T. v H.
liams JAMES X i HALE. Licrk
Biackwood a Mathcs, by II 4 McNri-h,
Solicitors. Deputy Clerk
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1T has been resolved TO have
State FAIR at Little Rock this
fall-aboul the 2lst of October.
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Headquarters,

John l.. Driver 4 Co.'S. drug
store is the headaua.iers for choice
cignrs and chewing tobacco.
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~0 i
A "a RID.

EDITOR TINES: Whereas certain
rumors are being circulated by the
opponents OF l.. d. Rozzell, to the
effect that his warmest supporters
and those who brought HIM out as
a candidate for sheriff, have "gone
back on him, ard are, in fact, Sc
cretly supporting some other man;
we take tins opportunity of saying
to the friends of Mr.. Rozzell, and
TO all concerned, that we are, aud
have been in real earnest in our
support Of that gentleman, and will
do all in our power to secure his
election.
We believe now, as we did when
he first announced himself, that
l.. ID Rozzeli has sufficient strength
as well as all the necessary qualifi-
cations, to make him Sheriff Of Mis-
sisslssippi county on the End, day
of September, IT his friends will
stand by him, (and we intend to do
IO, aud not allow any such false
reports as this to mislead them.
Very respectfully,
James d. Driver,
J. l.. Driver,
". p. Miller,
Jessie Dunn,
r. C. Pruett, NJ. d.
Osceola, Ark, Aug. Is, 1873.
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RedGmDtlon of Lands.

East which wa- rold for taXrs on the 10 day ol
June, ls7s, and bought by Juhu l. Matthews,
has lhis day been redeemed N IE"gas " For
sythe, the owner thercot paying iatQ the i.quni /,
S,lrsgry the sum Of So, a. It b'ing in full uf al
tax, c,st. penalty aid advertising
This Ju 9th, 1873. J *. i HALE, clerk.
By II. u. McNeigh, y 81.
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NUETFyIs ns' casily earned in these times,
A(E bal u rHa Dc made IN three
XII n mouth. b, any onr of her sex,
ia amy rart "i ,lIa ci.pnir, who II
Willing to wl.k sieatls ut the rg..,Iny ymcnt that
AVE- furnish 8G5 per week Ia your own town.
Hou need not nr '4WaN from huinr over ui:ht.
Sou ran si.r y1,T whole tiIHr u ID. YpIk. ar
only ygur .Infc InOm-nts. We have Hgrnil
Who are NAB ng over 90 per day. Al who sns
gage % once ran make money fast At the
present time N uey callp0i hf made 90 rssily
and rapidly ~ qliy o,Art hnsiac.s. ro.is
nothing ta ~ fhrnusiucss. Irilns and ~ out
~ frcr Ad,tr,ss At once, " i4ILtIr s GO
Portland, Maine. l6-.Uly
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pULMONA.

cure ~ coN>liMP1loE tEvES IN ir- MOST AD.
NAscrp sTAChs), Asthma. Bronchitis, tsiGrrh,
ana all derangcmeuis of tho NEkNO OUs sI>-
TIN. cir nlar containing parliculars uf many
cas successfully treated, iull advice for III,
treatment Of the dscsses all, We mentioLrd, aid
ceriliic Gates ~ pciua cures, viii he sent frrs by
mail TO all applicant, Address O.CAR O.
MOSES. sole Proprietor, ~ Cortlandt street,
New York.
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AsNouNCEzEy.<T.s,

The fsIlowi' Z viii be nnr rates
for announcing candidates d,ring
the campaign for The d'hrFri"
naiaoc
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comptshed half Of the victory before blow
has been struck.
a GOOD TICKET TO DEEEAr.

A GOOD TICKET TO DEFEAT
The Republicans went through the forms
yesterday of putting up . set of candidates
70 be knocked down. It is weak ticket
throughout, and is an abject surrender to
Bill King. Out of gratitude to Bill King for
his article yesterday morning on population,
based upon the number of children attend
ing the public schools, his st. Paul lieuten-
ant was nominated for the legislature il the
Fifth ward, and a resident Of St. Anthony
selected as one of the nominees for Senator.
1t is a little early now, but the GLOBE will
take great pleasure in publicly dissecting
these gentlemen in due season. The fate of
their entire ticket is sealed in advance. The
Democrats instead of burying their hatchets
In each others heads, have determined to
bury it in the head of the common enemy,
and the result will be full Democratic
county and legislative ticket elected by a
sweeping majority.
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AT this distance it does look as though there
might be an African under the fuel heap. and
we guess st. Paul thinks it barely possible. for
the investigation has been ordered to be made
and reported before election, SO if Washburn is
IN any way connected With such reported
sWlndle the facts can be shown in season to ac-
comphsh it's object At the same time peace
supreme does not reign in the dual cities by any
means-Jackson Republic.
The swindle is proven beyond all uues-
tion. No one denies the fraud, though some
essay to apologize for it. AS to Washburn's
connection with it, there is no doubt. The
two largest mills in Minneapolis before the
explosion were the Washburn A and the
Washburn B mills. both of which were
chiefly owned by w. d. Washburn
and his brother. The Washburn e. !.
mill nj is now in full operation grinding
the wheat stolen from the farmers, while the
Washburn A mill is being rebuilt. Mr..
Christian is Mr.. Washburu's partner in the
"A mill, and acts as member of the Millers,
Association. Mr.. Hazard is Mr.. Washburn's
partner in The 3 mill, and acts as a member
of the Millers'f Association. Even Bill King
stated editorially in his paper on Saturday
that "Gen. Washburn happens to be engaged
s 80 IN the MAILING s6ussaaesa.''
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The people of st. Paul were highly graft
fed to read an editorial published by the
''perjured scoundrel'' in his paper yesterday,
claiming that the number Of children attend
ing the public schools in Minneapolis de-
monstrated that that city exceeded st. Paul
in population. OF course Bill Kings das-
tardly associates, the assassins of character,
as well as Of the city which has fed them,
dare not make an explanation or de-
NAL. They dare not state that
nearly two Thousand children
attend the Catholic parochial schools in this
city. They dare not state that there are
seventeen private schools in this city, all
largely attended and having an aggregate of
at least fifteen hundred more pupils.
Nothing of this kind could be expected of a
paper so lost to decency, SO destitute of
honor, so dead to shame, SO infamous, as to
be edited by such lepers as Bill King and
Joe Wheelock. If the people of st. Paul
sustain such men they stamp themselves as
craven towards and abject slaves
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HASHBURN,S SWINDLING FAILURE.
If W. d. Washburn's settlement with his
creditors was fair and honorable why does
not the Minneapolis Tribune publish the
schedule of property turned over to his cred
ltors and the value placed thereon in making
the settlement? The Tribune has already
given two of his assignees as authority for it's
defense of his European trip, and now it
should call upon them for the schedule.
The GLOBE promises to give Mr..
Washburn the benefit of the pub
LEGATION if his assignees or organs will sup
ply it. The GLOBE charges that the settlement
made by w. d. Washburn with his creditors
was swindle and dishonorabIe. His cred
5itors were forced, hoodwinked and 5caioled
into accepting property at ten times its
value and twenty times its cost to him
(Washburn). By cunningly concealing from
the different creditors the situation,
they were induced to accept the
property at fictitious values, thinking it bet
ter to obtain moiety rather than do worse.
If Mr.. Washburn had exhausted his property
in this settlement, he might claim, with some
reason, that he had acted honorably. His
Tribune ii asserts, on the authority
OF the assignees, that, Is he had three.
hat'adaed5tho1sdnd dollars remaining after
settling with his creditors on the basis of the
forced valuation. This information must be
interesting to his creditors.
# a man owes creditor $50, 600 and set
ties with him by transferring property worth
$4,000, and conceals the fact that he will
have $4,000 other property remaining after
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TIE Pioneer Press has the audaoity to
assail Mr.. Donnelly's character, intimating
that he was paid attorney while in Con-
gress. Whatever sins Mr.. Donnelly may
have3 committed it is conceded that he
never made money from his public position,
and that he left Congress poor man lis
known to all. But we pr oppose no defense
of him from charges from such source. A
paper edited by a man who has been de-
nounced in public by one of his present as.
sociates as a ssperjured scoundrel,' p a man who
had to flee to Canada to escape imprisonl-
ment for high Urine, and finally eyaded
prison through the statute of limitations;
man who was denounced in the legislature
of his State by formal resolutions calling on
him to resign his seat in Congress- paper
edited by such man and associates no better
than he, who affiliate with him, is not the
journal to criticise the integrity of any man.
If it invokes this kind Of a warfare it shall
have its fill. .e''fA .s5sS
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such settlement, how much better is he than
the common swindler who obtains money
under false pretences? That was
the style Of Mr.. Washburn's set
Element with his creditors, they
supposing that even with fictitious val
uation his entire property would be exhaust
ed. No wonder he could go to Europe in
grand style after perpetrating such an arrant
swindle. The amount of property which he
had remaining marks the size of the fraud,
and his Tribune announces that it was three
hundred thousand dollars.
And now the perpetrator of this colossal
fraud asks the people of the Third district
to pronounce him honest by sending him to
Congress. Is this man to be entrusted
with public interests9 If the people wish to
approve of such swindling they should vote
for w. D. Washburn.