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New-York tribune., 1879-09-30

Il 40 elegant toilet and mcgDIi ant % Cnfcra IN Tho
treatment IT ali external aments For ch.qpcl hau rough
SKIN fsn sunburn and tho loser skin r,he a. Is n.
dsycuaa3c fOg the oei the nur-ev aud D1th 10
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sOIEMN FACTS.

Prom Ihf IndtdndSotH t5s'"-'
The bitter denunciatlOns OF Iliueh now pe-
ing made by leading Democrats aD over Ie cOun,syy
hated mex wear The old man VIII carry TIE sOAa pel-
ocrate vote Ia spite OF his unp0pulaty IhOso lie eAn-
lot lash he can buy
New-York tribune., 1879-09-30

,ttee.Aai-t tloaa
i-s .-.a A. iars sire i4sA,-s Of 10 - 90 10
i'tiint nAr4slt.
~ 1r urs during those ras broken of isitetIns
'4isstAis TIA FAfiAiluAs grTaigIc.
tribune OFFICE, Sept. 30. l q. m-Tbe barometer
was almost stationary yesterday and although the skies
were cloudy aud the air moist, there was only light
= lhe temper stuJe increased slightly, and was
yt'Hhat warmer than on the same day last year.
,, "'atieI' Win ciOuoIness 10 "A moderate ex-
- may DC expected TO-DAY lu city auc ,IcuIsy.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-30
SUCCESSFUL ClYDIDlrEs Ar ANNAPoLLs

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, Sept. 29.--Thc following
IS list Of the successful twenty candidates for
cadet engineers United states Navy. in tue order Of
merit ms named:
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MIDNIGHT 4HBR REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

DNLhNMENI INDICATIONS.
For New England Cloudy OF partly cloudy weather,
lower b3sOmetcr.
For Aiddle Atlantic states. clear or partly cloudy
Meahsf souhrfiy winds highcr temperature, station
nfy or lower barometer
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Ready this Morning
ruE srNfI.wEEKLY rRlpUNr.

Price On wrappers ready for mau lyo ceats per clpy
one copy one ycI s copies sti sea copies alI Jls
extra rs Postage all free q, sis slb,c-Dor
Address THE TRIBUNE Ns~. ~ro.
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5pe,lal Notlces


Adyerts sementS Intended Tor tla 0f TIE
WEEKLY TRIBUNE shoaid DO handed In before p m o.
dav.
Consress Water Ifs superiority ali assri
entire freedom from eVefyth'n; ottrt
that ytOuuceo h8r're, Internal soreness AMI
destroy Inenb All mineral waters
Eritants be known by an acid after
taste
Mans Mission Earih.-A tnorouga Me'ici Treatise.
COnurmed Disabilities - rmoyed Tho
experience Of 90 study AMI professional
practice showing tho tnat Will insure Restored Man
hOO Nit2ty sla sound conditions oi Health.
of Obstacles harrllg-. Of the
By mail 25c curreney postage sempAl AddIcas
Secretary Museum Anatomy ara nciehce ts9 th-tVo, y
NIeIin'- Food or nf.n,s And nvals requires boiling
substitute for n0Lrfs' milk
has boea produced sold by M druggists 10 20 cents Tor
large bottle.
Post Oace Nouce.rnet torsi-n mans TOR ss,s ia.
III E,nAY. a , d Europa. Arizona,
VIA QueenstOwa: on WEDNESDAY. - for France
dirci by steamship Amerque VIA Hare and as Tor
I.hrope Dy steamship Ahf ssiniA lueods;
THURSDAY. al 80 - for Europe. by selnsnD Cig u
BRUSSELS, QueonslOsn (cOrre rnce tor Germany
aud specially addresscd aad at IL n iJr
a1a hamburg. SATU RDAf. "a 1870 a. NJ tor Europe by
Britannia, QlecnSlown cosospon iencr for
s.8O a. m, direeL ~ ssamsnlp Bolivia,
! a a. for Europe, steamship
Neckar Southampton ami Bremen. fhe mails TO- ben.
snd NOi are iSsascned " hamburg snd
preusen only. The mails AspuHa soitn
paclnc Ports september
for ayt Jamaica and Mar1cADo will N@w-iorx
ber Havana viii leave New October
mails fDf Nassau. y r., VIII leave NsV.ior, Oc
to1er4 The will leave Ncw-f0yk October
l. mo FOR West Indies brazl and Argoa.lae Re-
public viii leave NcSiOsA october 4 rne msl- cana
ana apau VIII frsncsco october 20 male
Tor AusIralla &C.. luAge Ftancisce October -.
po., oates ~.,r.yo~< soptsniar ~ "a
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LArEsr sHrP NEwS

PORT OF NEW .YOnk...AREIvED SEPT. 20.
Morgan Cliy, Reai. New-OT.stns cays, 70 Dossrt
Morgan.
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ALLrRTON- -SALIsBURY-O Thursday. September -
trinity church. Weihersioil conn by ne Rev. How
ard = ClapD David Anert0n. of NewfOrk CITY. 70 Ma
tia C. salisbury. ad pied nece %: Bliss julia y Batter.
sister Ot the late ChirfJ ddge Butler.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-30
- APPEALS FOR ROBINSON.
ANu-rAMMANrs RATIFICATION MEETING.

ANu-TAMMANY'S RATIFICATION MEETING.
AN ADDRESS To vOTERs-DIsORDyR CAUSED ny
T'MHANY MgY-sPEECHEs ny GILBERT c.
WALKER. GEORGE NJ. BEFBE. FRANKLIN EDISON
AND JOHN M'SEoS-LETTERs FROM HORATIo
SEYMOUR. SENATOR HERMAN. SPEAKER RAN
DALI, AND OTHERS.
The Anti-rammany ratification meeting Mt
Cooper Union last night very largely at
tended, but the presence OF many rammany parti-
sans caused some confusion aud disorder. An adj
dress TO voters attempting to give reasons for sup
porting tine Syracuse ticket was adopted. Letters
we're read from lEoratio Seymour, Senator Herman,
Abram $. Hewitt Lyman Trumbull. Henry Waiter
son. and other prominent Democrats, and speeches
were made by Franklin Edison, Gilbert &. Walker,
John McKcon George NJ. Bcebe, and Others
New-York tribune., 1879-09-30
zEsssszz.zEzzs

al notice. Of Marriages NUT be in IOr's! ri1 faH
,ttYg J,i
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INJURED BY TnE FIREWORKS.

While fireworks being set OF AT o'clock, near
the outs!de stand Ihird-ave bomb exploded prem
arey ia the street. instead OF In thc air Pieces OF the
snen struck Tobias Thompson. age hfty-hve years,
wor8msu in LOriaris tobacco factory. aud cut HIS III
step segerely CAIistian Sich. OF No. 40 81. NJ rks
place, struck IN Tie lcft leg aud BADLY wOunge l.
Both were to Bellevue Hospital. a third man
threatening laWanit.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-30

Advertisements Intended tor noIt Of TIE
WEEKLY TRIBUNE shoaid Do handed In before p m o.
daE
New-York tribune., 1879-09-30

Nelson j. Waterbury read several cttcrs from pronl-
neEf DoInocrais and said that he had TWO hundred
others Horatio Seymour wrote;
For reosons heretofore given In answer 90 invi-
tafiols 10 make public addresses, cannot attend the
meeting at tnc Cooper Institute, called 10 respond 70
fbe ontuatous M de Dy the Democratic state 'Onven-
ZION While / can DO longer take an active part
in political affairs, ! stil ieol an interest IN
IN fthings which concern the general welfare.
A. 6eeve the pOllcy ~ the Democratic party ID most
favorable 90 the intcreSis oi our country snonia
any notion that tends 10 It's dlsorganEtton This
rcf ret Is not In iis nature merely parzAn lfieN WIN
dsiurDel uY Internal controversies which draw public
New-York tribune., 1879-09-30

Neilin- Food Df4uis Aad nyalas. requires boiling
or srranng readily Olnbiein milk when
tho substitute for n0Lrfs milk that
boea produced sold by al druggists ~ 70 eons Tor
lafn bot
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-06-03
FOR SALE.

OFFER MY HOUSE. SITUATED ON
Curry Street between King and huser, kr sale
Also my furnvure, sewing machine, library exc Buyers
invited to view the premises. A WATTZ
Carson, Nay p, 1879
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-06-03
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.


! This Board held its monthly meeting yes.
terday, and disposed of the following business
Ordered that the Treasurer transfer from
the County Building Repair Fund So, 100 to
the General Fund.
Ordered that the Treasurer transfer from
the General Fund to the Railroad Fund
81 900
Ordered that the Treasurer pay accrued
interest due on Railroad bonds up to
June l, 1879.
The following bills were then audited and
ordered paid: F. J. White, $68 90 G. C.
Thaxter, 81 %; B. F. Foster, $40 So Car
son Water Company, So; John Morrison,
81 80; R. L. Duncan, S. so; Israel Crawford,
500; jean Seeny, $13 80; John G. Fox,
81 %; I. e. Kenyon, S15; Fl. II. Bence,
500; Moore & Parker, $50; F. Boskovitz,
81 %; II. G. Parker, $40; J. E. Cheney,
$40 SO; W. W. King, $50; W. B. Mann,
$25; c. e. Bray, s.; L. B. Epstein, $40 70;
J. H. Marshall, $44 50; Lloyd Hill, $40 70;
W. NJ. Cary Ill; A. B. Clark, So; W. H.
Arnell, So; L. Stern, $74 so; Mrs. NJ A.
Trimmer, $17S 26. Adjourned.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-06-03
[. S. CIRCUIT COURT.

The following business was disposed of in
this Court yesterday:
Vromap vs.. Alexander Mining Company
demurrer overruled; fifteen days to answer
Vroman VS.. Harper; 2 cases, set for trial
on the Goth instant.
Ayres VS.. Star Mining Company; motion
for new trial denied.
Carroll VS.. Brady ct ais; Carroll VS. Ryan;
Guerrero VS.. Ryan. In these three cases
plaintiff was given to and including the first
of July to take testimony. Defendants are
to have the month of August to take testi
mony; and the plaintiffs twenty days in rebut-
tai
R. R. Bgelow, Esq, admitted to practice.
Adjourned to the 9th instant.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-06-03
Z. S. DISTRICT COURT.

The following cases were disposed of in this
Court yesterday:
United States VS.. Donnelly; continued tc
the % instant.
United States VS.. Parkinson; continued to
the Oath instanc.
United States VS.. feathers; motion for
judgment till to-day.
United States VS.. Sturgeon ct ais; same
order.
United States VS.. Riley, Hogan and Rodom;
three cases continued to 10th instant.
United States vs. Walmsley; defendant
granted until 10th instant to plead.
United States VS.. Baldwin; continued
till today.
Adjourned until 10 o'clock this morning.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-06-03
POLICE COURT.

The following business was disposed of be-
fore Judge Cary yesterday.
State VS.. William Brummitt; found guilty
of keeping place or resort where opium is
smoked, and bound over in the sum of $500
to appear before the Grand Jury.
State VS.. Nose Watkins, charged with
smoking opium. Defendants counsel de-
INJURED to the complaint; demurrer sustained
and case dismissed. Defendant was then re-
arrested, tried and acquitted
State VS.. H. F. Dyer, charged with opium
smoking. Case continued to o'clock to-day.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-06-03
THE SUNDAY AFTERNOON CONCERT

The instrumental concert on Sunday
afternoon, at Treadways Park, under
the dictatorship of Professor Cara,
was excellent. The programme was selected
with great care, and the rendition of it could
not be surpassed. 1t was true musical treat.
The dilettante who heard the concert pro-
nounced it to be the best wind instrument
music ever heard in this city. 1t is Mr. Var
ney's intention to give these musical enter
tainments every Sunday afternoon, providing
he receives the requisite encouragement
Upon these occasions the grounds will always
be kept free from improper characters, and
the most exclusive person will not be out of
his or her element there. 1t is very desirable
that these concerts should not be discontin-
ued for want of local patronage.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-06-03

ARRIvALs.-The following passengers ar,
rived on the southern stage Sunday afternoon
S. r. Palmer, j. L. Greedy, J. S. Collins, S.
Hoare, r. Reese, M. A. Murphy, j. B..
Stoms, J. W. Zent. The following passen-
gers arrived from the south yesterday after
noon: E. Van Jansen, E. J. Sullivan, M. N.
Rice, Chas Milthanft, z. P. Davis, J. Grath,
c. B. Platt, II. c. Callahan, Ed. Foster,
Miss Higgins,
r. M. HUsToN, An attache Of the Mint, re-
turned from Southern California on Sunday
morning, where he has been very ILL., The
traces of severe illness are still visible in his
face
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-06-03
DISTRICT COURT CALENDER.

The District Court, Judge S. d. King, me
yesterday, and set the following calendar fo
the June term:
James Walsh VS.. J. c.. WEIGH ct al Or
dered that Annie L. WEIGH, executrx of the
estate of J. C. Welch, be substituted for de.
PENDANT, J. c. Welch in this case. Plaintiff
allowed to amend his complaint to read, An
ME L. WEIGH, executrix, instead of j. c.
Welch. Set for trial to-day.
L. Siebenhauer Us. Winston & Rathbone.
Motion for new trial denied.
Jonas Wilder VS.. A D. Treadway Passed.
J. e. Wood vs. ellison. Passed
w. D. Torreyson vs. J. Bronso. Sus-
pended.
J. B, Moore vs. Isaac McMcConnell. Con-
tlnued for the term.
Bank of California VS.. Wagner. Passed.
Wells, Fargo Il Co. VS.. Wagner. Passed
Wah Sang Wah VS. All Kee Passed.
Carrie J. Warren VS.. Lovejoy ct al. Sus-
pended.
e. James vs.. A. Leport-No. l. Order
staying execution.
Kelly VS., Gardner ct al. Ordered that T.
Coffin have ten days to answer for all de-
PENDANTS
R. A. Bergman, assignee, VS.. L. Stern
June Z.
G.F Hayward vs. His c reditors Set for
hearing June -.
G. S. Mayhem vs. Nevada Sulphur Com
pany. On demurrer
Moses Chaplin VS.. His Creditors. Set for
hearing June %.
State of Nevada vs.. John Davis-assault
with intent to kill. Set for trial June 90
State of Nevada VS.. Nap Butts Set for trial
June "a.
State of Nevada VS.. Fayette King. Set for
trial June %,
State of Nevada vs. Dan LeDuc-assault |
to kill. Set for trial June &c.
State of Nevada VS.. Pixley & Mcconnell
four cases, embezzlenent- Set for June 9th.
John Weis VS.. S. T. Swift.-to be tried by
Seawell. Set for Monday, July Sth
B. F. Small VS.. D. G Corbett. For trial
after July IL.
Small VS.. Corbett. Set for July ~
M. M. Gage vs. Torreyson. Stay of pro-
ceedings granted until June 9Th.
Wells, Fargo IS Co. VS.. Smith. Passed.
Ellen E. Hixon vs. Pixley & Mcconnell
Set for trial June 16,
Coffin vs. Pixley 4 Mcconnell. Set for trial
June 18th.
Thos. McQuade vs. George F. Hayward.
Set for trial June 7th.
Rosenstock VS. W. z Price. Set for trial
June 9th.
In matter of estate of David Mcclellan, de-
ceased. Petition for order of sale of personal
property granted. I
The Court then djourned to meet at 10
o olock this morning. t
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-06-03
FOURTH OF JULY MEETING.

rousing Fourth of July meeting is to be
held at Moore's Theatre this evening, which
place has been kindly and gratuitously ten
dered for that purpose by MIR. John Q. Moore,
to complete arrangements for the forthcoming
celebration, which is to surpass anything
ever seen in this city. 1t is the purpose of
the committees to invite the whole surround
ing country to participate in a celebration
worthy Of the day. Every body is invited to
attend this meeting, and good suggestions
from any body will be in order.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-06-03

= during the hours named.
NICE cool soda at Welton's Post Office news
stand
Mr.. MATT RINKEL returned from San Fran
cisco on Sunday
BoDIE stocks were in booming condition
yesterday.
THE atmosphere was exceedingly summerish
yesterday.
JOHN W. MACkEY, the bonanza king was
in town on Sunday.
THE Carson Guard rifle team did good
shooting at the park on Sunday,
OPIUM SMOKERS when inviting friend to
partake of the drug, will say, Lets hit the
pipe lick
Mr. DUDLEY Meadow, business agent for
the B. Macaulay Combination, called at this
office yesterday.
BULLIoN.-The Southern stage brought in
three bars of bullion yesterday, consigned to
Wells, Fargo & Co.
THE sale of tickets for the Macauley COM
bination which appear here on Monday next,
the 9th instant, will commence tomorrow.
THE original "Under the Gaslight," music
was received by Mr.. John P. Meder yester-
day. from Charles Schultz, the director of
the California theatre orchestra.
GONE TO LAKE DIsTRICT.-M. Shreyer, for
the past three years salesman with kOppel |
& Platt, left here for Mammoth City yester-
day, where he purposes going into business on
his own account. During his residence here
Mr.. Shreyer made many friends, all of whom
wish him great success in his new venture.
On Sunday afternoon, while the concert was
in progress at Treadway's Park, number of
full grown boys went swimming in the pond,
north of the pavilion. If this practice is not
at once dropped, it may have the effect of pre-
venting ladies from attending the Sunday af-
ternoon concerts.
The attention of the ex-officio Street In
spector is invited to the numerous nails stick
ng out of sidewalk planks, which ought to
De driven in They tear boots, shoes and
lresses, ana cause people TO stumOIe anu Iall.
This is an evil that can be remedied with lit
lie trouble, and by so doing great deal of
annoyance can be obviated.
CHANGE OF VENUE.-Pierce. the man who
Tiled another at Sweetwater, Esmeralda
)ounty, a short while ago, and escaped to
daho, where he was captured, will be tried
ere during the latter part of this month.
he reason assigned for the change of venue,
that Esmeralda County has been exhausted
'ithout being able to get jury in the case.
PIONEER Picnic ITEMs-I Carson foot
alters wish to compete with the Virginia
lub, under the Captaincy of Sam Davis, for
lie prize al the Pioneer picnic, it is about
me that they should announce the fact and
} into training. Bob Lowery was here on r
unday with the purpose of making the ar
ngements for the fremen' tournament and
dies foot races, which are also to come off on
lat occasion.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-06-03
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
E,srATE OF DAVID MCCLELLAN. DE.

II CEASED.-Notioe is hereby given by the under
signed the Public Administrator Vi Ormsby County state
Of Nevada and administrator of the Of David No
Cean deceased to the creditors Of and al persons
claims against said deceased to exhibit them with tho
necessary vouchers within ten Q0 months after the first
publication of this notice to the said administrator his
place of business No 3 Carson and
aforesaid. b. F.
Public Administrator Of said Ornsby County and adj
mnistrator of said estate of David Mcclellan deceased.
Dated Carson City, Nevada, Nav %, 1879. my234w
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-06-03
= AR S ON RIFLE TIE A M,
ATTENT TONI!

The Guard Rife Team will engage in rife prac-
tce every day this week frcm 10 o'clock NJ. until
Targets will be in position and marker in attendance
during the hours named.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-06-03

from any body will be in order.
A BUCKING HORSE MATINEB.-Last even
ing number of boys, who live in the neigh
borhood of Spear and Elizabeth streets, got
possession of an unbroken bucking horse, and
after much trouble they managed to saddle it;
but before it was safe to mount the animal
the boys found it e1pedient to blindfold it.
Other youths in the neighborhood who were
the owners of quiet, decile horses, were indo
lently laying back in their saddles watching
the effect that an attempt to mount the I'M
broken steed would have upon the mounter.
Several of the youths were successful in their
kicked they stuck to its back with tenacity
unheard of But, bye and bye, Frank Inger-
soil came along, and he wanted little of the
bucking horse, too. His chums being of a
generous stamp, gave him the saddle, but
they, at the same time, took the handker-
chief from the horses eyes. This frightened
the ANIMAL it gave one buck and jump, and
Frank was lying on the ground. He fell
upon his right shoulder, but stated that he
was not injured Franks heroism proba bly,
would not permit him to tell how severely the
fall panied him; but it is safe to say he feels a
little lame about that shoulder this morning.
A TREAT IN STORE FOR Us.-Mrs. Murtha
P orteous, highly respectable lady from Nir-
ginia, who recently was the recipient of a
fattering complimentary benefit rendered by
the leading people of that city, is in town and
making arrangements for farewell concert
here prior to her departure for Europe,
where she goes to finish her musical culture.
This lady is spoken of as possessing a rare
voice and musical talent, and has been the
subject of some eminently complimentary
criticisms. We bespeak the kindest atten
tons for Mrs Porteous
DEPARTURES. The following named pas
'engers left on the southern stage Sunday |
morning: R. F. White, J. P. Cullen, n. S.
Petit, Preston Curry, A. GardeIla, ]. H.
Joulton, G. B. Churchill, J. S. Meserve, G.
Mrs. Bromfeld, R. Wing, Mrs.
Stevens. The following passengers went
outh yesterday morning: Z. j. Curtis, NJ
'hreyer, Mrs. Woodruff, E. A. Hubbard, W.
J, Jones, W. Roderick, H. Gambler, S. Love
ich, J. Z. Mason, T. Boyd, R. E Farnham,
W. Marks, NJ. Muller.
HAS ACCRPTED.-GOvernor Kinkead has
indy accepted for himself and staff, the invi-
alton rendered him by the citizens of Carson
, participate in the forthcoming celebration
n the Fourth Of July. This will likely bring
great number of militia to town that day
FUNERAL OF Mr.. j. A. STCLA1R-The fun 9
.al of the late Mr. James A. Stellar took s
lace from the Presbyterian church on Sun r
ay afternoon, and was largely attended by L
lends and acquaintance. t
The Osceola times., 1879-01-25

We learn, through u freud,
that some OF the contracting par
ties, out on Saw bas, in suit where
in ,nairmony was not the objective
point, were highly inrensed at Us
Tor the loose and reckless manner
~ which we m.lr mention of ihr
az, that Incense had been issued 10
lhcm Z" "com'nit mGtrimouy,
"spclici uamcs WRONG, 81, &c.'
For lear such things may happcn
again, We will here announce ;hnl
an editor is licensed to spell name
lhat he l. not familiar with, il.t t.,
suit hts own convenience, provided
they are not properly written on
his subscription book that he can
rs a general thiug distinguish n
marriage notice from \ mcic men
tlcn that marriage iiccure was is
sued The one is furnished by the
county clerk, and the other by
those interested. Bat as the par
ties alluded To are now married, it
semes to us that no mcrr as uccrs
sary to consnma,e their happiness,
and We are ~ i>fed that finding
fault with the editor, because of hi,
sins of omission or commission will
not add to their peace oi mind, or
increase their knowledge of the art
of conducting a newspaper SO us to
please everybody 80 rest content
with your new found happiness and
let the poor editor alonc lie does
not meanto hurt anybody's feeling
The Osceola times., 1879-01-25

In riding around with one o.
our prominent citizens, looking out
a location for camping grounds, one
gentlemen belonging to the U. ;.
Engineer corps at this point, N
passing cotton field in which II
considerable quantity OF cotton
still remained hanging to the bulls,
very innoccnlly inquired, show
long 1t woud be before it would
he ripe enough TO pull 2 With
lnc respect to their learning and
skill, aud ~ masters n' their pro-
fcssion, would It be presnm pIious
on our part, with such n total ig-
norancc OF the products. customs.
habits and pcculiartics Of this
country on their part, and in view
OF the fact that all OF the great
men who have spent their entire
lives on the Mississippi river, and
watched with wondering eyes IT'S
mary changes and pecnliarities,
and who have been unable with all
their accumulated wisdom and ex
pericuce, TO suggest Il remedy or
plan 10y which it may e improved,
would it, we say, bc presumption
to predic that these strangers, ia Il
strange, and peculiarly formed
country should after brief sea
son, not be prepared TO make such
II report, which in point OF fact, is
not already known 10 almost every
person in the valley. If they can
devise some plan, by which the
river bed can be deepened or low
cred, and al the same time ShucEen,
The speed of the current, (nOt in-
crease ~, then there will be some
guarantee that he banks Will stand
Too much current, aud bank cav
Ing, Is where the trouble comes
from, Eads, Cowdcn, AID others to
The contrary, notwithstanding.
The Osceola times., 1879-01-25
FOgs aia.I Hogs.

Siaanant pools and swamps zen
crate mla>ma which produces b,l
iousnesS, aching of the ioints, and
chiils and fever, and the great
wonder among r'en has been, thu,
no permanent and ceriaiu remedy
has been found until the rcccut in
production OF Days Aguc Tome
1t instantly cures the most troub-
some ease of Calls alter all other
rmedic- have failed. Its pleasant.
ness aud freedom from evil symtum,
render II quite II iavoratc for ehll.
Ircn aud females who canuol re-
tain qpinine. Another aivGntnpe
l. thgt you are n", required to take
any Other medicine. bc"unse Day's
Aguc Tonic acts Thoroughly upuu
the ecr"llnus-torCs gud huild-
up the weak AMI ie bic enabling
.hcm To throw of the disease gnd
to recuprrale
Eor sale at J. l.. Driver & Coz
Drug Store.