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MINE HEAD OF HORSES, LAST isEEN Al THE
~ star Ranch on aboui the last OF November,
1878 one small roam mare. black maze and tail and
had bell on. one year ing horse colt, dark bay
or brown. One yearling bay mare cold. One good
sized pluto mare. eight or nine years old One
light grey horse, seven or eight years old. One
Said six liorses being branded with n on the left
shoulder. Also ono iron grey horse, FIVE or six
years old, hind feet white and saddle mark on left
side. tip uf ears white one roam horse, ball faced
four white feet, branded on left shoulder with as
shown above, on left zip with horsr's h nd and
-; and one iour-year old pinto mare colt.
VIII pay S25 reward to anyone giving me in
formation as 10 their whereabouts.
Address, SIP PRIMO, Idaho city, Idaho.
July ll-2m.
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Notice.

TERRITORY OF 1DAno GO
Comfy OF Boise o.
Ia the matter of the estate OF VIM. PAYNE do
ceased. W
rs Office Is HEREBY GIVEN BY rrR IINnrp
AZ signed administrator of tie estate Of VIM
Payne. deceased. to the creditors Of and ali ,,er.
sons having claims against ssd deceased to exhib
L them. with The necessary vouchers within four
months after the publication OF this notice TO the
said administrator, at his efice il Idaho Civ / r
GEO. BENNETT,
Administrator of the Estate Of VIVA. Payne. de.
erased N
Dated June 10. 1879
The Osceola times., 1879-11-08
WASHINGTON LETTER

WASHINGTON, d. c., OcT. 20, 1870.
Secretary Schurz admits that the
first call for assistance from the In.
dian country, II 'ew weeks since,
lay IN his office from Saturday at
six o'clock to the opening OF gene
,al business Oh Monday. lie then
notified the War Department. We
may say what we will OF the army.
the Secretary of War, or General
sherman. but no one believes such
Il call would have remained unno'
ticed for a day and n halt in the
hands OF any one connected with
any Department but that Of the In
terror. 1t is only the Department
which is run on high principle of
civil service reform that would 50
won,only neglect public business
of such rare importance as an In.
dian outbreak.
Among the Democratic papers
received here are found many
which in commenting on the result
Of the late election in Ohio, hold
that it is practically the slaughter
of Mr.. Thurman and Mr.. Hendricks
as Presidential candidates. Others
hold now, as they long have held
that Mr.. Tildcn cannot and ought
not to be. for one reason or auoth-
er, nominated and that Mr.. Bay
ard should not be selected because
he lives in q small State which is
alrcady secure for the democraiic
ticket. All these alleged reasons
are unworthyot consideration at
THE time. Any ohc of the gentle
man numed is worthy pi the flee.
So are numernps either distinguish
cd nembers oiihe party. Any one
ot 'icm, JUDGING from rrrse"' ear
cdmstancrs, may l'e called qppn 10
had the party in 1880. j is the
part OF wisdom 10 leave The work
The Osceola times., 1879-11-08
Circuit Court.

The Osccola Bar met last Mon
day and organized Court by elect
ing Mr.. Harry S. Williams, Judge
pro TEN
Two divorce cases were showed
through and liberty granted to go
aud DO so again.
M,ssrs. W. B. Edrington and
Hugh r. McVelgh were examined
aud admitted us members Of the
bar, passing very creditable ex
animation, after which the cour,
took u recess until the first Of ID, .
cember.
The Osceola times., 1879-11-08
Causes OF the GMCrcIse OF
Suicides.

"Thc vast increase of sn;cIdcs in
the United States since the war has
begun to EXCITE attention and IN.
vesiigalion ot the canses. These
are various FIRST, the war itself,
with its elevation of poor men 10
rank and cmoIuments TO which
they had neither claim nor eEpecta.
tions. These ceasing at the restora-
ton of peace, plunged them into a
situation tar worse than that from
which ihey had risen, with intellect
developed aud dispositions changed,
ideas in fact developed which made
the plunge back into insiguiiicance
uubearablr, realizing the words OF
the pact that
''ouiet To quirS LQsoms ; hill 4"
Second. the American people
were no;fd tor their patience. \
gentleman pi a philosophical mind,
IL ho VISITED England ;boai sixteeH
years since, said what sirHrk hin
mos, during his s''iourn there was
the cuntrlst between the bra aliiy
OF tie Eucl lish AID the patience o;
the Amerlran people. lEA'lGrs e
tloH and constant mixture OF blood f,
luxury, il.e eHse with xhlrh for
tunes weie made during the war,
and losi during the seyosai ciashcs
The Osceola times., 1879-11-08
CGEsE s'03s GOSSIP,
Culture the 0asy AsstiaiO.s

Everybody mast talk about some,
thing. The poor fellow who was
told not to talk for fear that the
psople would find out that he was
II fool, made nothing by the exper-
imcnt. He vas considered II fool
because he did not talk on some
subject or other, Everybody must
have something to say, or give up
society. OF course the topics of
conversation will relate to the sub
jeets of knowledge. If man is
Interested in science he will talk
about science. If he IS an cnlhusi
a-t in arr he Will talk about art
II he is familiar with literature, and
is an intelligent and persistent
reader, he will naturally bring for.
ward literary topics in his convcr
sa'ion, So with sqflg aud religious
questions. "Out OF the abundance
of the heart the mouth speaketh.' -
That OF which the mind is full, that
with which it is furnished, will
come out IN expression.
The very simple reason why the
world is full of gossip is that thQse
who indulge in it have nothing else
IN them. They mustintcrcst them
selves in something. They know
nothing but what they learn from
day to day in intercourse, with, and
observation of, their neighbors.
What these neighbors do, what they
say, what happens to them in their
social and business affairs, what
they were, these become the ques-
tons OF supreme interest The per
sonal anG social life around them
this is the book under constant pc
rpsal, and out Of thls comes that
postitlerous conversation which we
call gossip. The world is full of il,
and in million houses, all over
country, nothing Is talked OF but
the personal affairs ot nelghbors.
What Is cure for gossip Sim
ply culture. There Is n great deal
of gossip that has no maligniiy in
it. Good natured people talk about
their ueigl bors because, and ouly
hotaase, li,y have nothing else Io
talk about Gossip is always u
pcrs nal cohfess,un either of malice
Ur imhccil.ly, atd the young should
not Only shuu II, but by the most
thorongh culture relieve themselves
from all temptations to indulge in
il. 1t is low, frivolous, aud too Of
ten II dirty business, There are
country pei.aborhvods ~ 8hieA it
The Osceola times., 1879-11-08
Memphis

Refugees arc returning 10 Mem
phis as fast as they left. Business
Of every description is assuming its
Vonted proportions. The mer
chants who during the plague were
receiving cotton nj other points are
nothing their correspondents ard
customers 10 chip henceiorth to
Memphis The Howards have de-
clarcd the epidemic, notwithstand.
ing few scattering 'sporads' to
he a, an end, and will make their
final report on the winding up oi
theii labors Lext Monday.
The Osceola times., 1879-11-08
NseTfGEI.

BY NIR' UE ofa Deed Of Tru st to me Evccu-
ted. by Nancy \. Edringion, on The 4th day ol
May, iS,S, 10 sTclle lanps 10 Drtvr. in A CIR
tain indebtedness herein xrressed: which
trust Deed T. du'y recorded in the EccordrI 5
office, rf AliSsiss pUi Ouuty Arkansas, in Deed
RECORD Vol. 5. y lG5 100 The undersigned John
l. Driver, rs iru-tre, VIII of,r Tor sale and
sell 70 the highest bidder, for cash in hand, ai
the door OF the Court House, iu the Town OF
OscrOia, Arkansas, on
SATURDAY, IL 22ND. DAY OF NOV. 1873.
the following dr1crbod lots or parcels of land
Wing ana 81 nate IN tie Town OF Osceola, Ar
kqnsaS. to-Wit.
10 Noe Is and the same lying i'm Town.
ship thirteen QN North Range eleven an East
said sale to take place within lawful hours ci
said daY The title 10 said lat- believed % De
good, bat will sell and convey us Trustee only
JOHN l. DRIVER,
Trustee
This 2i.t. day of Octubrr, 1879
10-25-l. uriutpl'a fec ,,59 .1J)
The Osceola times., 1879-11-08


THE prices paid tor votes by the
Rerghlican leaders at the recent
ELECTION in the state Of Name, rang
ed from FIVE TO forty five dollars, ac
cord,ng as the voting was close,
doubtful or positive in the various
districts while the votes OF the
army and nayy pensioners were
influenced by ihs threats of exan-
ming surgeons that unless they 70
ted the bloody siirt ticket, thor
pensions would he stepped. Thpsc
fellows up there in Maine may think
while they ARE preaching high nap
sal ideas. aud hu~ling over the ils
sne ballots of South Carolina, OF
yaring over the iaz N policy 81
Mississippi, or weeping over The
I1J..sing il louisiana, thai theT
The Osceola times., 1879-11-08

"Our publisher" says the Atkins
Ne,c5, "gha has just returned from
Conway, tells us that II. q. Warne,
has sold the Conway Traveller print
ing office to J.. c. Warner, his wife.
IL. &. Warner is retained as lts
ublisher.
Why didn't he turn il over Ia
Shot gun Trumpler, and let him IN
clpde 1T in hs claim against the
state, as items of arms, ammunition
and wadqing. That's The gentccI
way to beat creditors, and get pay
io. doing IT besides.
The Osceola times., 1879-11-08


which succeeded il, and many other
siiniiar caases have changed our
people from u patient, INTO, IN many
respects, an impntient ole. THIS
is prolific Of suicide.
fhird-lnfdclly. We were
law abiding aud religious nation.
We are IA reading people. The
world has been flooded, within the
last ten gears, with a class OF works
which have undertaken, from SCI
"ntliic standpolnts, to shake the
public faith in the Bible and It's vi
tai element revelation in regard to
the resurrection OF the dead and
the judgement to come. The Teu-
tonic element was always too much
and uhhappily infected with Il poi
son which has affected even the su
/ perstitious Celt. Of all the races
IN the world. the Anglo Saxon is
the on j. one which comprehends
and obcys the stern laws OF duty.
A. soon as the restraints of religion
abandon their hold, or the abuses
OF liberty which is license, influ
cnces the souls of men, they become
reckless. Dlsabuse the mIrg of the
dread of retrlbulion beyond the
grave, and Substitute the Internal
doctrine that death is rest, and man
at once, desperate, embraces suicide
as release accepts the postulaie OF
iutidel revolutionary FRANCE that
death is eternal sleep, and sleeps
self slain. Better the old Bible Of
King james with ITS erroneous
translation, If such in vital points
there be than the revised Scrip
lures which convert the Tsyaclile
into II "phllosophical jew" and the
numinal Christian into an unhappy
wretch, worse than the most hope
less heathen.
Fourth, the injustice Of tho cx
isting state Of things IN this coun
try and The recognition by the
masses of successful unrightco
ness or crime as preferable TO vir
tue without money In the Old
World the laws arg made against
crime. In this country the laws
arc 50 loosely drawn as to enable
crime to bafllc punishment. beyond
the Atlantic crime has got to bc
decent to escape punishment. Here,
It it is united with cunning and po
liucal adapiabiIi,v, it elcvates 81
wretch, grlmy with the filth Of the
very slums, foul IN body and lnfa-
nous of soul TO tyrannizc over the
respectable classes. AS a rule our
successful politicians belong not to
the best, but to tac worst classes.
Fallen humanity comprehcuds this
too soon. 1t applies the worst in
sinuation OF llamlet's solloquy, not
the best, and desperately despond-
cnt takes tie dread leap in the
dark"
Fifth, we have become q nation
Of gamblers. Not at the faro table
or with cards or dice alone, but in
everything, and experience teaches
that the fate of the unsuccessful
cleaned out gambler is self destruc-
ton.
Many other reasons might bo ad
duccd. A French writer of eml
nehce said that this country pros
pered ard was moral as long as the
body polite could eliminate the
poison of immigration and assimi-
late what vas good in it. What
was said OF imperial Rome is true
of this lard, but especially Metro
polltan New York. We have be
come the cesspool of the world
The poison has pcrmeated every
fibre, the body pnIitic can no long
er throw 1t off. The first result is
the multiplication of salcides, In
the near future stand the grim
spec,res of greater horrors New
York Mail.
The Osceola times., 1879-11-08

MISSISSIPPI holds an election next
Tuesday for Members of the Legs
lature and County officers. Uuu
sual interest is manifested in this
election from the fact that United
States Senator is to be elected t.
take the piuea OF Senator Bruce
whose term expires March 4th.i
1880.
The Osceola times., 1879-11-08
Words OF welcome.
Harrison Times

Harrison Times:
We gladly welcome our old time
friend the OSccoIa Times back again
on our table, and hope it will be
long ere we are again deprived OF
It's regular visits.
White County Beacon:
After a suspension since July
last, the Osceola Times comes to us
again looking fresh and vigorous.
We hope It will not suspend" any
mure.
Brinllcy Times:
The OsceoIa Times which uas
been suspended since the appear
ance Of the epidemic in Memphis,
has again made its appearance. We
hope there may never again be a
reason for It's suspension.
Arkadelphia Standard
After suspension of several
we, Ks on account of the yellow ie
yer, we gladIy welcome to our table
again, the Osceola Times.
Prairie County Appeal
"Wc wnllomp the Osceola Times
1t has been one OF our best eXchan-
yes, and we are in hopes the fever
will not interfere with it's coming
again. ."-Pralrie County Appeal.
Thanks, Brethren. We most
heartily echo your sentiments, a few
more yearly interference by the
" sporads will cause us to enter.
tain II decidedly poor opinion Of ITS
mission.
The Osceola times., 1879-11-08

TuE vessel which brought the
great Talmage over. arrived late at
night, and The health officers being
INCLINED to await the morrow before
inspecting, the preachers friends,
not to be ou'done, chartered tug,
pnd with special peimi, captured
their pastor aud bore him home in
triumph.
The Osceola times., 1879-11-08

are diverting attention aud playing
a sharp trick ! but, sllaw if they
would learn how to carry an elec-
ticn on n sure and ecnpomic plan,
they shog,I camc 10 Arkansas. a
rote here never costs more Than
two drinks of the conmoncst snr,
of whi>key, one before a:d the 9th
er after the election. The last nj
WAYS leave the voter under the nm.
PRECISION that his man was elected,
and hollers for him all the same.
The Osceola times., 1879-11-08

"TnE Georgia legi lalurc has inst
passed bill which cannot fail of
becoming terror to the tramp.
1t provides that amy p>rson known
10 b, of the class defined by law
shall he liable to fac of not over
81 ,000 which mcahs six months in
the rcnitcnfjary, or six months
work for the county IN the chain
gang, either or both. THIS nigh.
be called II bill for the vigorous sap
preston of lazlness, and if faithful
" enforced will soon rid the state
oflts va ab0nis Ex.
The Osceola times., 1879-11-08
Says the Fort Smith Elevator:

Says the Fort Smith Elevator:
"J. A. Bennett, one of best farm
crs, living about three miles west
of Greenwood handed us some rice
on Wednesday las, grown on his
place. 1t VAS very well headed
and some four feet high. he says
he made % bushels on loss than /
Of an acre. II il succeeds well such
a season as we have had tins year,
we should think It would pay to
raise it. 1t was grown on wet, san
dy land"
The Osceola times., 1879-11-08
Cs,ickasaw,,a ysaii Route,

The first nail over the ncw route
between this place and Chickasam
lha was carried out yesterday. Had
the tiuie of departure FROM this end
of the route been set for Saturday,
instead Of Friday, we should have
hailed its going into operation with
delight, and would not have had a
word to say. As il is, We, in con
nee,ion with our numerous patrons
in the section which the establish.
mcnt of this routo was intended To
benefit, are disappointed. We r,'
not issue our paper in time TO send
IT out Friday morning, and consc
qucntly our patrons wlll be com
PEELED To wait Il whole week before
laey can get their papers. ludi
vl1nally, VIC do not expect the de
partincnt To consult our convent
encc, or make the necessary change
on our say so, but as this is "a mat
ter which concerns every ndividu
al along the catire route, we expect
TO see the change made. In fact
we don see why 1t was thai those
who had the drawing up Of the petit
ton for This route didn't think Of
this, or consult with those inter
eated. Ict us have the change, or
let The whole business stop, aud 90
back to first principles.
The Osceola times., 1879-11-08

THE Cincinnati Exqai.er says the
result of the elections III Ohio, 10
WA aud Pennsylvania, was not due
20 tic currency question, but to
scclianalism, To skull and cross
bones, and to bloody sElrlism.
The Osceola times., 1879-11-08

THE Fort Smith El,rafor, one of
the best, if not H. best Dcwep,per
jn the State, outside OF Little Rock,
has just entered upon its second
volume, and bids .air to become tie
leading paper ct the State. We
congratulate It's managers on their
success.
The Osceola times., 1879-11-08

Hon. John Quincy Adams has
accepted the democratic nomina,
tion for Governor of Massachusetts.
Mr.. Adams is one OF the most pr M
jnent men of this day. HIS grand
father, as also his iather was prcsi.
dent of the United States.- Appeal.
The Osceola times., 1879-11-08

Tn Arkansas State Medical Col
lcgc was opened 1t Little Rock re.
Gently, with appropriate addresses
BY Gov. Miller aud superintendent
Denton, and is now fixed iusiitu
ton Of the state, where medca
lectures are giye3 regularly.
The Osceola times., 1879-11-08
LATER.


The newspapers insist thai Ham
Ilton tIsh, Grants Secretary oI
State, will lie made Minister tC
England. The selection would be
as good IA one AS Mr., Hayes could
make inside hisparty. Besides his
conceded abrI,i, Mr.. Fish is gem
tIoman and has plenty of money,
aud even # his expenses should
chance to exceed his salary, hc
would not make II complaint Of that
fact the subject OF his p incipnI de-
spatch to the State Department, as
was done IN II late case. BY all
means, Mr.. Fish should be chosen
Our FIRST great Fair, which opens
to'mor. ow, promiscs to be a great
success. II everything rs not just
rs it should be The fault will be in
the fact that this is II first attempt,
and not because of any lack Of ear
peslness or lborality on the part
OF the managers. However great
this yoar's success may be, neXi
yeor and years alter wii, see great
er ones.
General Sherman says he know,
nothing of the proposed retirement
of the Paymaster General, the
Qunrtermasler General and Other
army officers. who have reached g.
years OF age. But that Mr.. Hayes
had, If he has not now, an intcn'
ton Of retiri..s these officers is
certain. n M.
The Osceola times., 1879-11-08

The corps of Engineers who sus
pended Xprk or the river during
the epidemic, are again at their
post, and quar- tered at Fulton.
The Osceola times., 1879-11-08

TnE Southeast Chronicle is new
paper just started at New Madrld,
Mo. Messrs. MatlewsOn \ Frank
I'm arc the publishers.
The Osceola times., 1879-11-08

RACES ike pest. Churches are
split in pieces by Il. Neighbors
make enemies by it for hio. In
many persons it degonerates into II
chrome disease which is practically
incurebie. Let the yonng cure Vt
while they may.-Ex.
The Osceola times., 1879-11-08

A GANG of 20 masked men enter
ell and robbed train ut Gleadalc,
No.. md spccca.lcd IN getting away
Mnh about S5U ,ooo.
The Osceola times., 1879-11-08
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.

The genuine arc never sugar coated.
Each box has a red wax seal on the
I'D, with the impression DR.. McLANE's
LIVER PILLS.
Each wrapper bears the signatures Of
c. McLANE and FLEMING Bkos.
Insist upon having the genuine Dir.
c. MCLANE's LIVER Pulls, prepared by
Fleming Bros, of Pittsburgh, Pa, the
market being full of limitations of the
name Nc Lane, spelled differently but
same pronunciation.
The Osceola times., 1879-11-08

Mr.. w. A. J SLAUGHTER, success
or " T. , Haynes. Commission
Merchent, of Mempi.Ie. died OF yell
low fever, n, S.. Louis.
The Osceola times., 1879-11-08
THE BEST PAPIRI TRY IT!
BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED.
:gdtf,. NEAR,
The sgi2n..Hc American.

THF SCIrNTlrlC NNrBtctN Is barge First
Class Weekly Newspaper Ut sixteen Pages.
printed In the mo h-lu.iful lie, prnn-rlv
illustrated with lsdd,d .uEHviHg., !, present
ing ih" Hcwcs lIvgrtiou4 ana HE moai rectu'
"A auces in tHe Arts and science; iucluGi Z
New prd luter sting Far IN Ngrfculure II y
,ictltur,', the H. ne, liutlth, Mcdicll Progress,
SDciAl ~cicu G, NaUUl II ury. Grplugf, Az
tro1omy Tn m ,st yalu be prIcticat p tpe--.
by eminent wr''rs in all l"par mcui~ OF ci-
cnre, VIII he found ih the so|aHildc .tu., rIc3p.
TIE ms, - - per year, 81 fH half year, which
inolgdCs postage. Discount 10 Agents single
cor les, tea cents Sold hy a ucw~dealers r.
nit by postal order 10 MUM x 20, Publish
crs, Park Row New NpIk.
Ia connection with the sci.
L n 1 LIN i ~, cutiiic American, Ntssr-.
Mum a Co. are solicilurs ot Amtiiclu aud tor-
cirn Patents. have had - yurs exprrituCc aud
now have the largest q uthlishmcrt iu n ewurd
Patents arc obtained Ga the bet terms RIPE.
Cal mott 'e is made in the scientific meririn uf
1ll lHyeni ons patented through this a tcncy
with the name sui residence Of The Patented.
attention Is directed 10 the merits Of the new
p.teIt, ana sales Ur utrOduc ion often easily
effected
Any person who has mrde discovery or in
Ncution, can ascertain. FEEE - CHARGE. Whc'h-
er patent can prObab. be obtained by writing
to Munn X Co We 80 send rWrE our Hard
Book about tha Patent Lave, Patents, tayeals,
Trade Marks, their cn~fs, and how procured,
With hints Tor recurring advances on inventions
Address lor the Paper, oI cunce4iug rntrnt-
MtNN ~ 90 y Park Row, New York.
Branch Once, cor. L 4 Ith ST., Washington,
d. Z.
The Osceola times., 1879-11-08

Tug Ar:Se.rss State Board OF
health raised tho quarantine at all
points ~ the state cp the 9th. ult.
The Osceola times., 1879-11-08
AGUE AND FEVER.

No better cathartic can be used prepar-
atory to, or after taking Quinine.
AS simple purgative they nrc un.
eQualed.
The Osceola times., 1879-11-08
DIR. G.. McLANE'S
LIVER PILLS

arc not recommended as remedy "for
all the ills that flesh is heir to-" but in
affections Of the liver, and in all Bilious
Complaints, Dyspepsia and Sick Head.
ache, or diseases of that character, they
stand without a rival.
The Osceola times., 1879-11-08

Hon Lonis A. Wil,z OF New Or
Jeans, rcccIved lbe democratic nom
)nation tDr governor of louisiana,