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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-08-14

There delay at the post Mr. Simmons send
Ing the horses away as soon as they got into Line
Mary Ann leading. Lady Darcy second, Bennett
third, Oriole fourth. Gabriel fifth. Running up
the chute Lady Darcy took sides with Mary Ann.
and they to the regular track at the halfmile
pole head and head, Bennett third four lengths in
front or Oriole, the latter a length inadvance of
Gabriel. All around the lower turn Lady Darcy
and Mary Ann were yoked together. and they came
into 1.-The homestretch in that way Oriole
third Bennett fourth and Gabriel fifth. Oriole.
As she got into straight work. made
hne running. and passing Lady Darcy and Mary
Ann at the seven-furlong pole. CAME home a winner
of the race by two lengths. Mary Ann second. head
In advance Of Lady Darcy third. Gabriel fourth aud
Bennett fifth. Time, 1:17.
THE SECOND RACE
was for purse OF $500. Of which $50 to the second
and the entrance money to be divided between the
second and third horses. Winners this year Of
81 800 to carry lbs extra. Horses not having
at Saratoga this year of the value OF 81 00O
nor two Of less value (other
than selling races|. allowed Z lbs. Winners
OF selling only and horses beaten
prior to August IL and not having
at Saratoga this year allowed IL lbs. or.
Ii beaten twice. II lbs. One mile and threequarters.
Four horses came to the post. These MIR. Law
Hart chestnut mare Clemmie &, by War Dance,
dam Alexandra, years old, carrying 104 lbs; Mr..
Il. L. Morris bay horse Mintzer, by Glenelg dam
Crownle, years old, 124 lbs; s. d. Bruccs chest
nut horse General Phillips. by Glenelg dam La
Polka years old, 112 lbs. and Mr.. John Spellmans
chestnut colt Patriot, by Pat Malloy dam Winona.
years old. lei lbs. Mintzer was great favorite
s.vtI1 ha INV fbo ipaA alx.o
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-08-14

AT the first attempt the horses started
even terms. and they ran tho first Iurlong in ID
seconds. Verdict leading a head, Bonnie Carrie
second, four lengths IN front OF Lancewood, whose
Jockey seemed 10 have tho most discretion OF the
trio, ho allowing the others to fight for the lead.
Verdict and Bonnie Carrie their best around the
upper turn. Verdict leading u head Bonnie
Carrie tour lengths front of Lance
wood. The fllies were head and head
the quarter pole, Lakewood Ave lengths
way. The latter began to move up the backstrcch,
and at the ha-mlo pole veruct led half length
Bonnie Carrie second two lengths front OF Lance
wood. Running around tho lower turn the horses
ram and tail, Verdict FIRST Bonnie Carrie second
Lakewood third. Coming into the honestretch
Verdict was still in front. half length ahead of
Bonnie Carrie l.ancewood two lengths further away
fine run up the homestretch and I.anccwood won
the race by two lengths, Bonnie Carrie second ono
length IN advance OF Verdict. 1ime $50.
FOURTH RACE
for purse OF $780, the winner to be sold at ac-
toh for 81 500. II entered to DO sold for $1,000
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away first. General Phillips second. Clemmie G
third. Mntzer fourth. When the horses reached
the hve-furlong pole Clemmie G leading, Patrol
second. General Philips third. Mintzer fourth.
Running out Of the chute at the haf-mi pole Glenn
mic q was showing tho way. General Phillips
ond. Patrol third. Mintzer fourth Cemmie q
nrst around the lower turn and had her head in
front ut the three quarter pole. General Phillips
second. one length ahead of Patrol the
latter q neck in front of MintZer. Time,
LISA. General Phillips, then went to tho
led length. Mntzer second. length in advance of
Clemmie q, who was q length ahead of Patrol. Gen.
sral Phillips showed the way around the upper turn.
passing the quarter pole length ahead of Antzer,
the latter three lengths in front of the other two
who were running head and head. General Phillips
two lengths in front OF Mintzer ut the half mile
pole. the latter four lengths ahead of Clemmie q.
who was two lengths away from Patrol. Mint
ger then made running for Go eral Phillips.
General Phillips. who kept daylight visible
between himself and his follower around
the lower turn. There now really no
other horses ia the race General Phillips led into
Soon after getting into straight the jockey of
Niutzer commenced to the whip, to which the
sould not reach the Generals head. After severe
struggle General Phillips won the by length,
Nintzer second. ten lengths in advance of Clemnie
q. Patrol fourth. Time 3:O6s4.
rHE THIRD RACE
for purse of $500. for three year-olds. Winners
Of 81. 100 at jerome Park. Monmouth Park or Sara
toga this year excluded To carry III lbs, with
usual allowances to mares and geldings Horses
beaten and not having won u race at Saratoga this
year allowed lbs, or If such horses have not been
placed second ~ lbs. Those not having been placed
second nor won race this year. allowed ID lbs.
Maidens allowed Is lbs. One mile and furlong.
The starters Mr.. Lawrence Harris chestnut hlly
Bonnie Carrie. by Bonnie Scotland dam Fanny
Barrow, lO7 lbs; Messrs. J. G. Nelson Co.'s brown
colt Lakewood. by bennington, dam Ratan IL lbs,
and MIR. IL. p. McCirath's chestnut ily Verdict, by
bennington. dam jury 90 lbs. The following are
a. nnnI anI Aa M fh.tA
The Osceola times., 1879-03-29
From, Our Exchanges.

During the storm on Friday
night, oi last week, the Noulcn
Mills situated in The southern part
oi Memphis were struck by Iiglh
wing and entirely consumed. boss
about $4,000.
Capt. Eds has received an in
>ialmcnt OF $50 600 on accoun, OF
the jetiy woIks ut HE mouth OF tie
rivvr.
The recent mining discoveries
near Lradyalr, Col. rs attracted
thousands WHO are without mean,
aud unnhie io Secure employment
and consequently are in want.
Qai'e ira selv wits enacted a
l'urnins dav before Yesterday.
horse thief was taken from the ai
and hanged. 1t seems that the vic
tim belonged t. u band u! ihieveA
and that To Prevent his iurnin.
States evidence the gang took hi
life. THIS is ease oi dishnror
rather Than honor, among thieves
-Gazeljc.
rhs Forrest City 3olrier say 5
Rcv. J. NJ. Cuilins. OF the \. VI. l.
church, returned from couiere ~
AT Little Rock ednesday night
We are sorry that hc has been tax
cn from the church n, this place, n
he ~ Il man oi considerable ability
and a jealous Chrisllap, Sho has l.,
burrd laiihluIly for ,he goo ct III
church aud people hcra lie val
be stationed Isl Oscruia ioF ihe caln
Ing year, ard he pulpit At dli
piece will be flied hy Ryv. Z Il
pei'igrcw.
Thirs oi il onng man. How !
rings in The enis pi Il. voted mulh
icy. l!sw Ed j, sounds 10 = ,osii,,
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iGi Sa. s..i IA.
in Act 10 Regulate tie Sale oi
Iro.oitv UnIer hIoris AGES
AID Deeds Of Trust

lie IL rnartfdiy he Grsc,m Asrmily
Of ste .>id'e y ArL"E.ac
rg,TiuN |. That II, ull sales 81
prrSonaI or real property und,'
mortgages and drrds oi ir,l-l n
;his State, such property shall n"i
.rll Tor les, ihau two lhirds oi trc
APPRAISED yulue ,lcrrni. i'roriffi,
ihai 'hiS act shall not Apply TO sai,s
oi property i"r the purchase money
hereof; p"7'Ici, ,uat II tbs pro-"
IrrIy shall not soil ;,t thc inst p,irr-
I ing tor two thirds ri lhc ainuuht ui
ap,nalsrmcni. then III ease %. pew
>Uhal Property, amullIcr Uhrlus
may be made s'Xly days 'ner'a!tcr,
and IN ra~c "a. real propr,"y, annih
~ Offering may be made twelve
| mouths thereafter. nj which uIl,r
lugS the sale shall he To- the highest
bidder, wilhcEl reference To- the ap
nra!srTtni, and provided that real
properly 50 Il hrteu;I = may be rr-
'trcmeh by thc mul ,gagur al any
tIinc wnhin one yr"r 'rrm tie sGlr
lilcr oi, ~ payment ol ihr an"rui
iur which sad rrui criy is Sold tn
ge,hcr with ten per crii. i,l,re
thereon. and cost Of sale
Sac. >. Wien sue sa,rs are Ia
he nadc,'l.e ar;2aEcr, uu>tse az
othcr pvg4oh au,hurizrI To ual,"
ihc same, shall, hcipr, the Il $ tiXcd
therefor, nnldN to ihc II arrest jus
ice oI ihc i ace o. tie township
ia &alch such sale Is 60 made, or o.;
lirrf b. tao justice ~ saj3 lawnSlip
then to thr nearest justice oi ;H
adjoining township, iorlhc arroi'i
iurnl ~ appraisers; aud such Justice
shall ihrrcnpon nplminl three dis
| interested lUm.rhulLrrs # he cOun-
Nv, whl shall lake ana subscribe 1T
oath hciorr such u~ilcc, that tliry
wall well and truly view aud np
praise the prarerly ,la, may bc
snuwu them, aud such anpra.arrs,
,aail proceed 10 view and appr'!isc
sGch property, alu! they, or any two
ni them, sh1ii make n report OF.
'he'r appraiscmcn, in writing,
which report stai! hc attached lu
ihc oalhs taken is alurHaid. "ud
shalt be delivered 10 the pcrscn
making thc sale, aud held b. hin
jet to inspection hy all parties
n't rr~.rd. Fnr their services. tDc|
APPRAISERS shall receive one dI tar
cacn. Ia be p,id from the proceeds
.o' the SAB "t the property.
SIC ,. Tnis act slali take effect
aud he ~ iurcc from aud n.tcr ils
passage.
Approved March Il. 1879.
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AT called meeting of the Cham
her OF Commerce of Memphis, Ter
the purpose OF selec'ing delegates
20 attend the Convention Of River
Men 10 be held "a, Cincinnati on
next Monday, the al,,, the follow
ing r'.solu'i"a was adop,rdi
"hss,icti, That we recognize the
Importance ot I q Convention cu'l
ed by the Chamber Of Commercr
of the city OF Cinrinnaii of tr
river men to meet IN that city o,l
the 3lst of Narrh. 1879, to iur'nrr
a repeal or mod iicaiion IF the pres
ent steqmhoai laws, and for the per
manent Improvement OF the low
water Navigation of the Ohio and
Mississippi ri.ers, and tor the re-
clamaiioh Of the lnwlauds OF the
valley OF he Mississippi river irom
overflow aud to carry out the pur
pose OF said Convention, we rec
commend our President to appoint
delegates to said Convention"
Whereupon the chairman ap
pointed the following delegates
Mcssrs. r. c. Ne.ley. |. VI lI'll, Jc
rome Hill. l.. llanauer, II Furs,cn
beim r. W. Lish,burne. Capt. Jas
Lee, n, N, jones. A. J. Krllnr, W
T. Avery, John d. Adams, Capt
Milt. Harry and Sa@ iais.
The Osceola times., 1879-03-29
Wasl,inston E.rsser.
WASHINGTON, D. G, Mar q, 1879

WAsuINCrpS, ~. u, Mar II, 1919
Tue two commiiices appointed
by the Ilunse aud Senate Demo
cratic caucnscs To max rrc',n
men ialions concerning the order
of business Tor the extra session
held joint meeting ou Saturday,
Senator Thurman presdins. The
first question discussed was whcih
er the polilicai lrgislaiiuu desired
hy the dominant party III Congress
should be eiiec ed h. Tie pr>Sagr
Of a separate mcasur" ar by TIA, ~
corporation oi repcalirs. clauses
elc., ia the appropriation hi'ls. !
was finally determined lha, Ihr l.u
ter course would lcmos, Z ditut.
The next question considered wa
whether the political pnrllpns %
the appropriation bill. should nov
he passed IN the same terms whicl,
they werc passed nj the late srs
sion; or whether the repeating Clans
ca in regard To ihe Federal clec'lu'i
laws should be modified 80 ns e.
"opeal only those scciions whiri
ta'hnriz' the appp'nimcnt "i cha I
-1pcrvlsors aud drpuiy-marsiHai'
elections, tngcthag with tie So,
,'nns con'cr'ing police powers o'
be supervisors; thus coniin"ins
the authorization for the appoint
men, Of two supervisors a dlilcr.r'
nnli,ics 70 serve Ia . irsiimoniu
capacity nj each poll as witness ~
the count oi votes. II was decide
10 recommend lhc adoption Of III,
modified proposition above dcscrih
ed.
There is no question Int ila'
this modified plan, which, while il
gives us the substance of nil ,ha
was asked Toe. yici Is sumrn bat Z"
the original Dcmoc attic dc'cr"i,nr
ton, was agreed tn after assurance,
had been received ir m MIR. llavcs
that he would not inicrposc the We
t. IT legislation took the shape irdi
raicd. This is, of course, II dccided
Larkdown on the part oi the Ad
minisiralion, or, rather, it is inl
rom What the .talwaris had rcnsoo
to expect from the Administration
] hnvc not seen displayed siucc
March, 1917, So much bitterness
against Mr.. Hayes us ,hcrc wa,
here on yesterday aud this morn.
ing.
IL was not decided N caucus o,
hy the committee above mcnlh,nrd
whether ~ not there should h,
general legislation at this session
II is easy TO see, however, thai !
.ra. "rily OF members, iI,cia'in-
nn>l oi those ucwiy elect Il, are il
iavur OF gong on wi,l, the busints s.
of The cuunty. Ai,X. II. Sicrnru,
: mp>t cloqncut aud persistent It
advocating this cause. SPeahci
itandall opp"scs IT, The iiums.
Comaiiltccs, inuuc,ilinro " III ,ag
Gus rec 'mmeniaion. viii b, mp
pointed llia week
lion. S.mpn Cam,rnu's hrcarl
oi PROMISE Nut s,'rs ,ioNl, thruusi i
our cou,i~. II has already uccup cd
week, AMI vii probably take nj
ly another. Il possible, lhr iricnd,
oi the Tx Senator wi'l iuI.iug by
the testimony already IN, be Ics,
sprOcd OF hlm aitcr tie c;.sc lhau
bviore. GchcrnI Evnjami, +,
Da'lrr aided hy the shrowdest q
'nr local attorneys, defends the "a
Senator.
NrMo
The Osceola times., 1879-03-29
We mr., in receip, ot the Arkansas

WEarc IN receip, of the Arkansas
rcm,crnt supplement, con'ain'na
a." report Of the COMMISSIONERS u
pointed Ia investigate the ri'argr
against the lessee of the penilen IN
ry, Zvb Ward preferred by DR.
Sroii. After II hing. Nolum" al ieN'''
monv had been collected, nj n grral
expen.c to the State, the mnJ"ri',
of tie commission rporied hat III,
charges were in no material pom
supported hy the testimony, whrr'
as the minority report insisted 'hn
ihcre had heen culpablc neglect I"
the sick. inl,nmnn treatment oi rris
oners, aud that II number # pris
oncrs had heen inhumnnly aud bru
tally punished 10y whipping am
prn>,raicd by over"urk, eir, n'''
70, this, like the bribery sidc'sl0w
10 he Legislature, is another white
wash.
The Osceola times., 1879-03-29
LegaI Notices.
sAcrig's sa!a Of Ra4lEs,ate.

Notice 1. her,.'iy given tH.i und ra Z ~ viz
.ur uf au cN"tu. 500 .. uI d,rer.ri ~ III ti'' ..
rf t'rr Crr'i t..f' ed til--i.-ippi tpultv. \ .
iHp-l.. u,sri,st ipsu HHi tNs { Go. aUi o.
favor -! >rtHani.f t. ui.oH, ~ E..tr It laser
,.~t a.If e.i.fS. nat ~ ust s.'ar rl: lrNtod uf.
IN ,,ifiyiiri h.i.t"t %. y & "a Il ccii "a >
in Township l.. . iih, t1rs' {" - : al-o r.'
th. ~ ! 4 go T. t sf ~rc,'o y ia rONu-
shin B" NR Ia. Ea.t cai,tni ing g.. Hl' lii.i,.tr-
g and / Wll 81 boat ni f.c Curr Horse H.
o., IuNuo OF .~cc.ia, N.i.:in legal huWs tot ju-
tic.ai "a -. pa
: r. DAY. ApG'L ~. is7a,
rntr ftr ,al, ~ credit at tfty rluuiiIs tp ih'
Il .l,..! hi, 'cr Tie ailpAn dc.'rlad real 'siat
Ia sgt i, sat eN,rl'i H. pni ~i-ts Pur''h >rt
Vi,. h' rstiul,c, to live tppr,vrd =, Guilty iut
l,tirna-c N ncy ,Bn IL Lea lulaiL.d un;i, ;h'
same j. rr1t
As, u. 1870 W A"EiNS.
Slorh OF Aiss. Co
lack w,lod Il Naihrs.
attorneys.
Q'ti,tcT's fec, sa,2il "-i-2t
The Osceola times., 1879-03-29
B1QES VIII H ARl R0oK}

.bjlk8 VIII Il klll bJyk5.
Q,3J) ,.3oJ5; tJt Al. "
vnrFs whirh ho'ld Bee { and ii every iiira-
r,--wiu'u .lc .,aci. e. all ]. aarr.. t'r,' g."
iatr.tar. il-iratt ard luitotc. copies "i'l
h. scul D. .tuig tiri, %. ,ecc.ii e pace.
New ph,,ir,u"uv or. >i.,p- ai Chalart' e, n
rrp II sd through rem. "r 'mrHt q. d rNt"r a.
,ii,i- a q c-p,cial.k IN tu' ltNulu farr ~
vine. v i'll M de iitar Oir rhuu-ard llu-trt.
ii,u,. ~ muri Il. Wells 7js p. u,aN,
mus In 500
II, nop4 HE ruc,curedlr; \ System ol
Il, -iripr. cnlr eng pGii.ncs Of Aua'otny I;
at ,iralfh u "'''ics aud Ok ry I've, r. aud
l',irl,rr oi iiyg'rIic Ir. cui IcciLi .'ai.t-
"lo,y aud Tnorirctrlc-. inclniint 10" N.la.
En", s% p. @.""'; a.,. "a 1 rhI" Il i q H,,; a.
| ! l,wO tascs si.".
N,dloc, or, rhe Il .h' T. litions of the
SEXES y SrirId ir TpaIi-r. tisrl ing the
! L,w- 81 Crniuaal e., lrct.o shJNi Z Mo Alay
nnd Nnc Moy %ot Marry. Hy H. Nciis
/ 'I.ji
| G,w to Read aud ~ +. In IN ,os'ng the :;csi
Bifk-. viii u Cia--'i lit 81 " rA. lii =
ga by l-tnrN, iif.r.>m, tiHc Mis-, Fiction
t'Orlry, r.. siol, cic.'r'. l.ar.nis''. = iiy
/ Am,.sy :. fr,u, ~ ~ l-iuu m.7hh > u
iio~ IN N rite, '.aiii1l "i ton ypsi.iOl aud
! Lc,tyr Nririus Mu-in, - ecnts
Il,w o. Talk - Ma.u'l ( tcnv,r>atipa and
b'hair, Vi !. Mistakes IA praking ,uirceteu
Z rcut.
| n w foi; have, Nann { Republican hi
q', t'r aut Gu de % correct per-uiaI Tia i ,
vita hu q, iUf Del.iiig -ocvt G.. Mu-lii. =
r4f~.
'' 'nw 20 No ra-i g. - Toctrt Nauui' uf
Practical aiii r.. Il. 1t a Gui,tr Ia ucrr-> Win II
CA ,cii,u -. Legal friias Muslin, - cents
''Ul1i cuf Iuf>ui'.' or. What tn D., and
WY a.. h1N ~ E'turJir eI.h 70, u iuF b. ~. p
/ vt w,ra, C.Hi < .,NvtiN IEnivs uHd
/ ir.' e~-in's, utu lie lt,Hi, sd ,cmprru
mcit- r,pmtr'i - y i"cr. SD.
80, VI.t.>iu.'' liz AI,iiuniy a Il VA lo-nphy
Nnh tGuc uDs NU.cs. aud uyNatd q, II ii,ls-
ttailuu, "a.
How to IA ~ r,sigl,d f,r Tadc~irr n =,
t,crhanr., Merchant, tIiu.rs. and ilu. p.r.
iy.-itu "a t.tniCt. iialu Hi3u FbucN i'Hiutiu,.,
,dldiag. ''rd.u.Gg. \a.bi-uIh.., Fu.s.i d. kai-
s.anihil Z, rape, Iuugits ar,i o uanrntiis
!, 'tniilt, hT MtNtus i'alut ia "a or " attF.
By ''atatvr. Si,"i.
' C1luha's & t.n,litdjiba Of man. -. Consider
cl Ia ,rtaiiun to l.AIrr al ohj- 81 30
"Coml,'s Lectures on inrcn, rgy - with
M ss'ay lhc Ihfuuuligi al ,ttulc % IiiNr-.i-
. tan. .ia a historical SAetch. y Audtrw
iparGm1n, ", u sl,S
CIV 10 &c. 4 baiscirr - = New illustrated
iiaud- &" IL ui Ph c.ioiigy and hysi1g uni,
With 10 EngrNibg> Ma iio, si,2..
'.lluw tp Race ruit," uide 10 the cul-
tivalil und ..abhF hF,qncht uf Fruit ,c,> ant OF
Gmges ani >mall froils. l.! Inoina- Vr,ag.
Illus. gl,tl.
Incios" egouu Ia a Hegisior,d Letter W bs a
". Ugi,r ior unc ~ f.,f an the abc,c gsl a,l-
dr,-s II Ella, A 90 Publishers. s5.
rslwsy, Nss i"rk. Aseats Nsnici.
The Osceola times., 1879-03-29
BEATTY PIANO
Grand Square & Upright, and Beat
ty'o Celebrated Golden Tongue
Parlor Organs.
\ woid in ihrir t vrr. read:
FROM the (Eigin. III : l,-ipriner .

\ wOtd in III, ir Nnr. read;
FROM the (Eigin. III lk-fprmer:
1--WE have ia uur own hoiI-. .nr OF the pisno,
advert srd by tinnir r Bat ~ unolher col.
tnin. aud de- 'ni L,=iinre recommend h frna
pur knuwivtgr Of ~ qualify MIR Beatty has
.iraii 'rrl hnnotahly u, u. D"
u T., e,igwirk, 81 I;hnaparte, I wa, SAYS:
'Or.ar came Ia lani all sale. and ufi,r on.
m'e trla' -e Il ~ thr cash. II m"r- than
e. T. ny TX, srt ii.Is The t,i,e J. cNc"c,li,g.
w IN aid l1ci d ,us, and thc ease Il stylish AID
beautiful, fn's I'd -
FOND L Iyrret. Es,t Cashier National Brnai-
way hnuk, New lWk:
Organ No 5rl received. As I am fully satis-
,r'i viii tHe i4,stIu cot. rrmtt without lur-
her 'cay have not IN ught n n,.c-s-ni to rali
rNprrie 10 tc>i IL Al my Iamiy are 'hjigntgd ,
tv, ~ Instrument iuily waunpir,l iur six years
as sire = hisl cHsr Ia every respect nLd .
'taranirr Il g,"d taiih ~. -hipt ed "n fIul,
tai dsys test iriai. money rcluude,l aud frcighi
gbaig' ptid 10 tn NAYS y me a. tue, are IN any
thir utisf't II svnlcd "r prove mt-ati-f,clvry'
Nufh,ug f'irer than hi cau he offered
AtE - ANiEb. iut wtrie | have none
ir = Ill i,f'uni- H,ait. % irtru u,r it new loc H.
i ) I'd iur llnsirt d li,i ri,i.l>iR tCaia-
lngu" tdit o.. " IN tr>tlmpu ai- ffpm di-iiu-
'sifrb i.cr-UHs. >unir oi whum you naN know .
hrion trs ing lsr~hcIr. ,uirr.-, mil r.
RrA II, a-lingt"h, New J.r-,Y
The Osceola times., 1879-03-29
EE&siiai.s.

Section . Of article 10 Of the Con.
sliluiIon Of the STATE OF Arkansa-
,cn'is a. iollows:
No person who may hereafter
lisi,t iuvl, assist in the same a.
second. accept, or knnSirsly carr'
, chaii,nrr therefor, shall hul | any
TIC ia til, state, Tor n period Oi
IL years and may bo ulhcrwiS,
punished aS the law may rrcscrlbe.
In vI,w al recent occurrences ~
ihe Capita, Of the S,rtc, II is now
"a order Ia iuqni if the above p;o
vision has not been violated 10y
ONE " onr Sia}c uiiirrrs.- Russell
vile Dgmnrra',
"Broihcr pils, editor OF TIC Tr
nmph, nt Austin Is pretty hard .;
ual' law makers. He snys:
With ~ lew honorable exceptions
the members al the ,,rcsrut Gencr
al Assembly have rroNen them
selves asses, with the longest xiii,
~ ears /; unworthy thc confidence
re. Used in ,hrm by the pcul,ir, an'
~ MANY instances totally nniit uu'
incr'nprlrul Tor legislators.
Dew Tell
The Osceola times., 1879-03-29

Ir h"ving been currently rrpo''.
ed that yellow fever still ex's'' d
~ Memphis, We irok occasion II ie"
DAYS sirce, while on Il VISIT Ia ia"
riv, Ia diligently inquire as To the
correctness Of these reports, and
can assure our readers that there Is
no foundation whatever to snca re-
ports. aud thai ,i,e city is in n
healthy II condition as any in tbs
Quilted States, not excepting Oscr
ola.
The Osceola times., 1879-03-29

In times of ah election hcrctolcr
in this community. il has been ,h'
ruIe that many w,re called hut lev
cs,esru. Incrrdihlr as il may seen
il Is now bu, "a % more days uh'l
the mnnIripal election takes r'n'e
aud no pre has yr, ann"un"ri INN
self n candidate either Tor Mayor
v,dcr or Alderman. VI hat h"
4 me oyer The office eekcrsI
The Osceola times., 1879-03-29

The negroes who recently iei'
Mississippi aud other southern
6,ates Tor Kansas have sc,,,cd in
81. Louis aud threaten that diriy
place with rosnlts iirigh,!nl TO con
template. They are Ms filthy in
their persons, indifferent ~ to What
bee ,mes OF them. have no mean'
and dun't want TO work. but ar,
ready for all the food. clothing OF
money that can be gwen thSm. =
Memphis App nj.
The Osceola times., 1879-03-29
TCV-Ts3s..S SALE
Morgan point Plantation,

oS ~ FspAY, APRIL l5'iI within lrsa
hmm if,il 90 lrt Pnh.ic f'u'rry, " ii,'. 4 ur
" NE hnor. IN the Town II p-c""a iui cl-h,
pufsutn g. ih' terms ot = irns' ne'i rN,'h,'H
: % N. uu the 5.h dIy IS Narrn i'iI. by hart'-
.iIrytt n ii H-,b. = Hewitt. i A.. vie. ana ui 80
A cd oi confirmation Ny h'm. Win ihr waive
~ The tighi Il red mpton. III ct-t ol N g. 'N'-
.u' 4 on fhr ..s,d ia, al March, l'li. - -r'ufv
the nlyuirnt ui uu,c fpr i~ "FJ iot tl.,.-" ".''
Gn i.iis. iNn years from sid 5in day 1t NWeh
iS.1. wiih 10 ICf cent lnie c-t All ~ ithii o
executed hy -a,d tharirs iirwii 10 !. h'r
itn o. % art gttli,t vita two other notes rN
cutcd nH HE same day, y same parry. pay"
one AMI two lcuts ir.itH Ostc i"soi. ""' u"
ar ,rirr each for t~2iui I Wu iliiubtcd anu inr'
da!lnrs; the utst urr It Which ltri ri'h l"lir-
uotr- has been pI'a; tn" cgaInl'E Two "t'hA
nov due aud unpah am Use uwhe'- al -"i.
oics ha,i dc'usi.d, q the sale by me nl'
Iirlpoiy hereinafter Geecilbci ~ sdll-i 81 ''
I1Vttof. tO-Wit
lhe Norh Ea-i 'c;i nal fourth ~ oi .,.ci'v
ihiiy -.oilr 90 me mn hnlI - 81 t'r ~"
" r.t fmrh C,l e .c' tiOn ii li-,our t'p :
ihc .uth hail ca oi The Moth ha r ra oi itr
Nnti Wet ioulth = - "f -ecii''l iririy-iouf ~ :
the south la~t lr,irini,rl fuu"ih { D nl -rcii u
ii.iriy-fur SO the sou :, Nr-t iuu ~ ,'li"i
.,,i o. tli'iy-'onr en-. the @uWh "a ! lu"ih
90 the Z il a., fourth tSl "t stc'i"i il't-
~ tree t.Sl the s..illh t.I-i i"dth t. ~ sec
ton thlr y-lhr @ 50: tdv Snalh Nc-l i"ii u
{. at -cci .pr ~! ~ -tif.r | -, eNc.1L n',rn
flu cut uh thr Nor.h Mt-t culrr by Laura
i lapsr, ~ in'. w'tch iiuus south ItiriA ! ~
l8i.l y r-,. and all thgi uari 81 tlir -uut'. ir>t
iautir y ui s,ctiun O. irly ~" lEl which y :
fas ~ .sid ia'-cpit's inc. all m ! "iehi
E.v ufiIL Norih at Range r. ven llll u;
al-n frnctl M >,ctiun, nnmn,r ihre" 81, ar
lll lurd iivct5I ~ inNi ship tea tiul, North 't
i;ausr Eleven M Eisi, cun'aiuus a. 'ui "h'
t.uli.and Wp acre, ui laihi M r. ~ i's~; lthai"
in Mis-i +, mi tuuutN, St!cH r ANA; being
,hr Sam conveyed .y h"rs ~ weaver ana
Nid,io Irxautcrf r. iiu'n ami sta y lliiim
by deed dalrd ia nary 2.th l-tj. cNccpi ht
larj which now broom 10 to I.url =. Tape u
and Maf.arvlta kelt,r-tng tI,tr sith The Itu e
urnts n, puli,nAnr - aud rNilrG,s uiJuu ur 80
,rriairlhg 10 SAID pr per anu all engine. Il.
machinery now ~ aiming ami ape tanning
III rtto Lqui al ii. M n il WHItr'l shu
ia, uilr b, iie,td to l., prrirct, bh s,i outy
NJ I't.t,r II toIr T.
March ~. 1879. Itu-l'e
.iriuicis fee, S.i.5o "-lI-N
The Osceola times., 1879-03-29

Tut tide of emigration is ~
westward, Kansas being considered
the Arcadia rr;r'at where milk
nnd honey fio.s.