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Rooms to Rent.

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BY TELEGRAPH.
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A xystsriozs Drowning Case.
Tfssg5.f ENCOUNTER IN NssS-.7L
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ILs EssxlL's wG&AlEgsoz sy@G24l s2vss
A t- las been dgxwE- And I'LL be 4zEo-
decd ~ Tia ssry Erss Opportunity altar
Congress ksse-k3as. rsst0sIng G@a- Gykzs
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Pres51s1f ia 1879 whs<hsy the title VII
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s<n nszbers Who have Sesz liza far exz-
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tAs measure IA fast ~ iAsy sxr5se II
wEsAa1gson thsy are Visited xzt sbesr sup
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ss<zsed 30 agree 10 . szspszsion Ct the
rzlss- fss. tAs e13 12v b pas uYoz ia
passage % tie day 81 ia intr8dzefsoa. Be-
ss1ss the support Ct tie So1fbeEz Dezo-
er1E5e r1slbers d TIE House. is E1ss also
have tie sxneroa q the Speaker. Who, n
thiz case il "a sad viii d-pArf sron ths
rzls made By hiEssa Of requiring raen-
bsrs 20 give rofiee Of thsar izss1fio1 - AJAX
for . ~s1spsDsion Ct the rales, Supporters
81 tbs bil sAy shsy VIII be abis 20 fnd ont
whether the RePsklseans are rsAlir friendly
70 Grant psrsonAlly. or whsthsr they
merely want 20 use hin n&ns ior political
puSposss.
a Heavy Fail IN 8teeka.
xKw Yonx. xsrsnbsr 81.
Tia greatest sreissmsat prevailed ia
the ssssk EEeAsExs ihss morning. and ~
sas ti1s Assfisss psnse seemed inevitable.
Tia scene Ca The esss ~ sks Exchange
wAz o tanaissoEs. snd the rash 10
sell stocks w.s &c great thai prices
dropped TIRES and tour per cent. 81 .
time. until before the Erss hall hour Of
business wAs oser Delaware and Hatson
had declined 20 Per cent. and the re-
mAinder q the list all the way from four
teen 70 one per cent. The men who are
credited sith this hszr movement are jay
Gould. Jas E. KseBe. Russell Sage and
Addison Commsek, aided by outside speeu-
lAfors. Who rushed 10 and let their stocks
20 1T any price. fearing lest .
general panic would result in
wspang their margins ont entirely.
xsny fAilsrss we're sEpsstsd 10 ressis from
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Is sesssas % ne taas the MAD y \ South
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mar - s--s be Id ncr eanmis su5c5le-
South Americans Gsus 10 saa-- ner do
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This great faa n prssss. trz up n the
present.. only ens sa= bsen reported Id
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suspended fhis afszr1sun. and notified ne
Exchanges ct his inahI1ry - meet Es en-
HcEuenes- Between ? and , ociocx the
depression n The ss5sss eonl11ed- ff1c-
sHarsus have been wld- and xreas jumps
sftEu CT three PER n have occurred with
n exiting ean1 CT s1rPrlse- e s1A
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Attention, Mob Hill, No. 8.

SPECIAL NETTING OF TOTE CON.
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diseases Of the Kidaeys q Bladder.
syphiiis. ia iss ferms-
sp<rnalerrh~e. sexuai Iaeapeeisy.
Her=arrlssias ar Piles. Nervous
and Physical Debility.
Ete-. Eae..
SPECIALITY 0 YEARS
Tie Do<toz snrsiss al sAose srssEinx from
seEte AID special diseases, wko are anxo2s -
ss treated O. a EzrcpsAn seis1t4Ae sysss1@.
Without the aid Of Mercury.
To stI On hiss. Those who havs placed tAeEa-
selves gz3sr the ~inJudsesQas tzustzseas Ct pre-
tsG&erss aT So.-d9s1Et rAysscsszs. froE w11s<
tseat21eGs f1sx have rsc-sved ro esEsets ADJ
who p~rsbaSly sGsr1vated their diseases. are
ocndIa-iy Invited = coEsnlt : =. TEs DoeSzs
s-ecszs In fAs treatment II
Diseases Of Women.
As paaEszi. tsrsy or sesnty nsnsf-zsnoz, tie
varsozs uterine diseases. prclspsns. aletrs-
TIA. esnesr. sfs IS vell known-
Young and Eiddle-aged Men.
Married or ssnsIe. VIE are prsn.turs,y ola. IS
. result Ct exeesses O. ycnfAfai in~1.seTeuc1s.
ana who az. ,rousled by toe fEs2asni sssxl.-
teas 81 TIE b.s4fsr. often asssE1P11asa esh
burning CT S1aruBg e4Hs4tac1. EAAy ceeA
ally 11d q dspesst q rupy sediment II tAe
E-iEe. exrs.nA Eerroas debility and less q u
falaty. Weakening the system n . manner TEE
pstsrt csanos account fer Do H1s sss f1saa
hesitate 10 consult The Dexter ~ c1ee. thsresy
svu.atzs severe fruahls or premature death.
IN 81 srrA cases . perfect care - E4Axkli~ea.
and q radical re.tsrstaon q tAs Ssz2to-AfsASsy
orskns In the naAsprifF II eAaes
Oniy oae inserstew resasrssr
Bsiarxs of trsstrasnt ear bs sSn1act<1 wsteeat
sHisrruyt.e1 &c ersassss.
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~onaultatlon Free.

BslsnSs Of trtstnens ear - son9actsd w4taea
sEtsxrzxt.e1 &c eps4rsss4
The Osceola times., 1879-02-15
Two prisoners "gophercd " out
of the Jail II, Gainesville, Greene
county, recently.

\ communication from Little
Rock Ia the Arkadclphia .Sasiord
contains the following interesting
items:
"Omc Of the bills introduced in
the Senate, hy Wilmington OF Drew
county, (who by the by, is repre-
sentative OF .Oid Solid) viii create
sensation IN II certain class oI
crop ra'scrs: : the provisions Of the
hill are thcsc--that the removal
from the premises o' crops upon
" hich "a lien exists will be punish.
able IN the same manner and the
utfense will be deemed TO be grand
larcency. The provision hoHcvcr
Is very property inserted that cot
ton may hc removed to n Clubhouse
for the purpose ot being ginnedi
but it mast not be taken thence
without consent of the party hold
ing lien thereon
"Sena,c Bill No. 1S, provides
hat i. ary person shall c0niraci
with any merchant, farmer os other
person Ia work or labor .Jr stated
period of iinc, ani that bv said
contract such.mcrchan,, farmer, &c.
is to furnish said party So contract
ing, with clothing or provisions
aud the said contracting party
gives the merchant, farmer, dc.
.he "sranI bouace,' or in othc,
words, abandons the porformanc,
of tie labor upon which the con
tract il l.ased, and at the lime oI
suid abandonment owe foe sac
clotniug aud provisions and rcius,
or neglect 10 pay tor same, saaI
be guilty. OF u felony, AID on m
dictment and CONVICTION, punished
hy imprisonmcn, in the prnitcn,ia
lrv Tor not less than one year
Should thi. bill become law, it i.
more than probable tlirt contracts
between merchants aud farmer
and Tia" renting por,'on OF the popu
latlou will he closely scruliuixcd
aud carefully observed b yioie tn,
signlng thereof"
The Osceola times., 1879-02-15
T':sc lisia!ir G'la gue.

The St. Louis Times Journal has
The following wise suggestions t.
make in regard 10 the 4 static
plague which is snow threatening to
ovcrrun Eu ope and perhaps visit
this country:
II Is believed that the dreadful
disease now making such ravaSes
AZ Astrah shan and lSaratrv, on the
river No'ga, in Russia, is the gcn
mne AsiaIic cholera, and is called
'rhc plague" 'niy Tor convcn
eucr. 1t is known that the cho'
era has always reached Europe
from India and Central AAia 10y
the way of Orenhnrg or across the
Caspian from Persia. Ii was
brought to Orenbu,g in 1929 by
caravans, rs il had been before IN
1923. In 1890 II reached Orenburg
from tie foot OF the Caspian. As
rule the dreadful disease, when il
has reached Asirakhan, has also
travelled over Russia and all OF Eu-
rope, 'ollowing the rivers and other
Iiu,s of travel. The disease nov
prevailing at Astrakhnn hHs gone
up the N"lga to Saratov, and fears
are entertained ihat it will proceed
TO Kassan, Nisni. Novgorod. aud
thence to St. Petersburg by the
route indicated, aud IRON that great
centre spread all over Europe aud
eros, the ocean To Canada aud the
United States. IL ISIS the cholera
came irum lndia through Persia,
crossed the CaSvian, devastated A.
,rakhao passed thence up the Vol
"a through Russia, spread over Eu'
ropc and crossed again TO this cuGn-
try. In 1868 66 pilgrims return NJ
from Moi.ammcdan >hrl"es brought
the cholera Ia the MedItctranean
and from th. ports oi that Sc. IL
spread over th. civilized world.
This occarrrd asain in 1873 In
1856; ii passed from Northern India
into Alghani-t;ln. thence to Persia
and across the Caspian tn As;ras-
han. Tncse facts are 50 Suggestive
that wise precautions shot III lie
taken 10 pro,ee, this conntry from
t.e horror THE bitter cold OF the
past iew weeks has killed the gel
/ low fever gerWs, and ve have 10
reason to t"ar that scoorge next sum
mer. Kutii. asst is now believed,
chuIcra is prevailing At Astrakhan,
in Russia, Earope aud this country
can hardly csrape withoe, the mos,
rigid enforcement ut the sanitary
,aeasu es that may be deemed nee.
essary.
The Osceola times., 1879-02-15
|'v9i,i .sc Neycr Esess.Tas.''

The girl was standing at the front
door, pale, excited ami almost no
tionless. TIE night was dark and
gloomy, ram was ponrlng down IN
torrents. thunders rourei and light
nings flashed, yet she stood p"criug
through the darkness. "Will he
never return," she sighed. Her
heart WAS heavy and her thoughts
were OF her mother, who lay IN II
room close by, pros,raled with u
chronic irmalc complaint, and had
been despnired of by alt. Some
one said that English Female BIT
ters would cure her mother, and
this girl had dispatched some one
to he drug store for "A bottle. 1t
came, her mother used it and II rap
id cure was the result. I bat girl is
worth marrying. All sjckly ic-
males, married or single, can /,
cured 10y using tne same medicine
For sale at Jno l.. Driver 4 Cos
Drug Store.
The Osceola times., 1879-02-15
BEATTY PIANO
Grand Square & Upright, and Beat
tvs Celebrated Golden Tongue
ParlOr ORGANS.
4 word In their { v9r read:
Eruln an, fEtsiu IN HpI,rut,sr.

\ word IN their v2r. read;
From lhv (Elgin. III liriprmer:
eve have in nur own huuse "nc Of the pianos
advert sod by Daniel Btaiy IN another cu.-
uihn, aud do moi hesitate L. recommend IL huII
Uur knnwlcgc nf ~ qnaldy Mr. Beatty r--
dealt 'ery hunorhly by IL. -
b T.. ~edswick, of lidnaparte, ] wa, says
"Or-an came To hand ali safe. and ancr ou-
hours frIal -ead "a the casii. II m"r, th.ir
,,c,'is my exI ect tiuus Tie tome y eAcrcd o..
" in'Hmd inctdipus, aud the ct-c l. stylish ts.t
beautifully fu'slrd "
F,om j l. rtrr,t. Esq Cashier Na,ionsl Brlad
WHY laak, >r,s foik.
OtgIn No 0yp received. slam fully salts
ge' " in the /. Situ .uIt, r,intt without fur
ftrr dcay have n", IA .ll-Ai 70 nrcrs~a to call
expert, Ia test it Al my family are deligaissi -
ky,ry iustrumcbt lUlli warranted Tor six years
as -tr ~ y FIST Carr ~ every respect. AID -
guarantee 4 good iaith ihsy are -hip,ed "n from
jtul day. test tria money reiunle,. and freight
charg paid bnth ways y nc if The, are IN any
hlm nisr,-i Resented 90 prove uhsatisfictory
Noihing fairer ihrn hi can he offered
AbENt- .' ANiED, ~ Nieu. | have none
ar q d>roun'. made 10 intrp uoe lu new loc H.
/ Spd idr lild-ir.t Il ABN LRLi,ER Gaia
uLur LGtL "a. W,,h t.-iiluun ai- ftm dsiin-
gu.%h,d persons. -unic ol whom You nluA KNOW.
hclunin, lug ,i~ewhrIr. tdilres-, D,NIEL y.
DLAi iTI, - Hshingivu, NeW J,rsry
The Osceola times., 1879-02-15


speak on the subject. In the llouss
the day WIS spent in speeches on
the general subject OF Southern oi
war CLAIMS. In The past week ihe
two Houses have made no progress
IN legislation, beyond increasing
prior to final ,,assage, the severai
appropriation bills reported by t"e
House Committee.
We ought TO be able 10 learn
from the confession of our enc
mics. bnt we do not seem noie l"
do 80. Here - senator B'aine,
certainly good Republican author
iiy, who says we waste millions OF
dollars on tho navy. SO we do o"
The army. SO on thousands OF oili
GERS in ,hc Departments here, who
NAV have been necessary from 1901
20 1866, but who have sluce then
been simply IN the way OF public
business. So Of countless Oiiisers,
whose mission is unconstitutional
and umdcmocra ic and who have
heet scattered over the South for
voais To Interfere with State aud
loc / elections. lhere is not al
Intelligent Democrat in Congress
y ho does not believe all these
abuses eaisi, or who could moi
make himself Ivy investigation
certain OF il. Yet during this Sc.
sion no thorough reduction has
been proposed, and such as ih,
Democratic members OF the lious,
Appropriation Committee hay,
been allie TO agree on bave bcti
promptly killed IN Democratic
House If the people OF tie coun
try could well stand the present
rates OF taXation, and those rates
would meet the increasing Ina
biltics Of thc Government, there
might be excuse tor this course
Bd, every body now knows that II
impossible, and that new sourcei
ot income mast be sought out, and
uuiortunaiciy tor the Democratic
party, it, and not the Radical par
ty, mnst, thrOugh con'rol OF th'
10Th Congress, impose the new
baldens. For the remaining thrc'
weeks of lhe session the Domocra
cy should act with this lmportan
lact before them.
The social season is at ITS hcis sht
and the nights are gdy with Dime
parlirs, bovs aud various other en-
tcrininmeLls. Hard times ever
have iiitlc adverse effect upol
Washington socia! lie.
The Osceola times., 1879-02-15
so 1ci.la0yyirssge l:,c
Cora:

The Hon. Chas. 4. Wickhifr,
member OF Congress irom kcn.
tucky. was the first who made thi.
remark, which has now become Il
popular phrase, in reply 10 an ar
gumcrt tor protection, madc by
ilon. Andrew Stewart, from Penn
sylvania.
Mr.. Stewart was IN Congress
when Henry Clay and Daniel Web
s,cr were there, aud advocated
protection. In ls2S-fiuy years
ngo--thc subject OF projections was
before Congress. Mr.. Stewart was
trying to show that farmers were
purchasing foreign agricultural pro-
Ice. is-.s in the iurm vi goods, while
The Osceola times., 1879-02-15

A pyTrrros. we understand, IL
bong rirculaied in certain quarters
Tor signatures praying the leglsla.
tare not TO abolish the Court OF
Common Pleas in this couniy, and
suggesting instead such amend
mcnts as is deemed necessary TO
render the institution of real aud
practical beniiii. We have not seen
The petition, nur do we know The
exact nature OF the proposed amend
ments; and whether wise or unwisc,
], seems TO us that this move comes
rather late. One Of the pi,nks rl
the platform on which Hon. John
.. Bia,kwood was elected, and
which he pledged his word nn1
honor, to the people who elected
him. TO keep afoa,, was that he
shonld use his utmost cbleavor I"
have this court abolished 81 far as
rela cd to Mississippi; County. the
subject was thoroughly ngl'"ied
AID discussed duriag the last elce
rion campaign, and ihr gcnerai
verdict was lp no effect that tins
court woi kcd a hardship upon those
whom II was intended to benefit,
and was voted ! nuisance and ou ,h'
10 he abolished We DO not doubt
hut that the law cou,d hc amended
br ro establishing the jurisdiction
IT Justices Of the Peace, in ceria'h
cases, and giving the Court OF Com
mon Pleas concurrent jurisdiction
with the Circuit Court in Others,
so as to render it effective and
more satisfactory lhan it is as II
now stands, but inasmuch as no
one made Objection or ihterroscd
a plea for lis non ab iishment when
the matter was bong discussed be.
fore the people, we can see but one
course Tor our representative to
persuc, aud tha, is to carry on, the
wishes of the people ani work
VI Il all his might TO secure the
passage OF an uct aboliShiug the
Court OF Common Pleas IN MIssis
slppl County.
The Osceola times., 1879-02-15

The Moilctt Bell Punch liquct
law has been introduced in the
Einte Senate aud twice read. /"
connection with tnis, u resolution
has been adopted, directing the
Secretary OF State to correspond
by letter with the Governor and
Becrctary Of State OF Virginia, re
qucs,ing their opinion ns TO the
working of he law IN that state
before final action be taken in the
matter.
Several petitions have also beer
introduced asking that the Gencr
al Assembly mcmorialize the Con
rrcss of the United States 10 pro
iubit the manufacture and sale o.
all Intoxicating liquors within III
boundaries.
The Osceola times., 1879-02-15

they lc.t their own produce at
lpnie without market. aud ooserv-
ed that Ohio. Indiana and Ken
iurkv sent thcir hayst css, cora
fields ard fiddler to New York and
Philadelphia Tor sale.
Mr.. nIckliffc, of Kentucky,
jumped up and said : "Why iha, is
absurd. Mr.. Speaker. | call the
gentleman TO order. He is stating
m absurdly. Wenever send hay
stacks or eornfelIs 10 New YORK.
or PhiladeIphia."
"Well, sad Mr.. Stewart, "what
10 you send 7"
'Nhy, horses, mules, cattle,
hogs"
"Weil, continued Mr.. Stewart,
"what mikes your horses, mules,
cattle and ncgs? You iced hun
dred dollars worth OF hay 10 It
horse, yor just animate and get
upon the top OF your haystack and
RIDE il oti to market. Aud how is
il with your cattle? You make one
of them carry fIiy dollars worth OF
hay and grass to the eastern mar
kei."
81 reckon that's so,' replied Mr.
Wickhtle.
'And now, Mr.. lVicklilie," con
tinued Mr.. Stewart, you send II
hog worth ten dollars TO an East
crn market. how much corn does il
take n, thirty three cents per bush
81 to ialten it p
"Why, thirty bushels"
"Then you pun that thirty bush
els OF corn into the shape Of n bog
and make it walk of TO the Eastern
market -
Mr.. W.cklille jumped up and
SAID Mr. Speaker, | ac.no"ledg,
the corn"
The Osceola times., 1879-02-15

A SENATE BILL having for its ob
iccl the reduction OF official salaries
~ before the General Assembly, TO
wit: Governor, $500; Seore,a-
~ Of state. $500; Treasurer, -,
I0n; auditor, 81 500 commission
er Of state lands, 81 500; attorney
general, $500; Judges of the su-
prcmc court, 81, 500 circuit Judges
$1,000; superintendent of public
instruction, 81 ,20o; and members
of the general assembly, 81 pet
day aud II cents milage goiag aud
coming.
False economy instead OF re-
ducing, we would advise an increase
Of salary aud eiecting men who are
above entertaining propositions OF
bribery and corruption.
The Osceola times., 1879-02-15

SO FAR we have seen nothing in
the proceedings Vi the legislature
10 warrant the belief that anything
" i'll be done TO amend the law gov.
ern'ng legal advertisements, and
The present method OF taeklng or
pasling badly written notices OF
Saei1rs sales on out -oi.ihe way
trrss and blmksniiLs shops, aud
selling property without the knowl-
edge Of interested parties, will. We
p,ssu,ne, continue liz II relic oi bar
barism. Oar legislature is cum
posed, IN the main, Of farmers, and
we cannot see why, now that
they have an opportunity, they
cannot enact such laws as will iuare
to the benefit of their fellows. The
Law relating to legal advertisement,
ne il now stands does no; answer
the puposs aimed ut, al d AS tue press
Is the only legitimate advertising
Dned,uin. the law should be %
amended ne to make it obligatory
20 pabllsh all legal notices ~ some
newrpaper or county oilic.al organ
While such n law la'ght ssem to .
casual observer, as in the spec'a
sntcreAt II newspaper men, the rea
bsued,a would accrue 10 lliigant'
Z 4 ~. ae,on ini>.rsssetl.
The Osceola times., 1879-02-15
washington l,cttCr.

WASHINGTON, ID. c Feb. 10, 1879.
Both the Administration aud
Senator Conkling base bad all the
delay they wished for before the
Senate should vote on the New
York Custom House nominations.
and To day will decide the question
in the Senate. Such extraordins.
ry pressure has been brought 10
bear on Democratic and Republi.
can Senators By both Messrs
Hayes aud Sherman on one side
aud Mr.. Cohkling on the other.
that II is impossible to say ahat The
result may he. II has mol, however,
escaped attention that lar seveIal
days there have been new indica.
lions of confidence on tie part Of
Secretary Sherman. II is not be.
licved either side Will have more
than one or two votes 10 spare.
The heirs oi Gen. X T. Lee say
now that they do not wish actual
possession al the Arlington estate,
To which the Federal Court a,
( Alexandria lately declared them
entitled, but will be content with
the money valae of The property
On Saturday in the Senate tho
debate on Edmunds' resolutions
Was continued, Senator Mo gan
concluding his speech, and Sena,rr
E'lmonds briefly explaining hts po-
s,,ion. Many other Senators Will