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The Osceola times., 1882-05-20
FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE
FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY

FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.
We are authorized TO announce Hon. +. Fos-
ter rrown. OF Clay County, as a candidate Cor
reelection as Prosecuting Attorney OF this, the
Second Judicial Circuit, at the ensuing Sep
tombtr election.
We are authorized 10 announce the name Of
W. b EDRwGToN as candidate for Prosccu-
ting Attorney of this, the second Judicial Dis
triet. at the ensuing Fall election.
We Gre authorized to announce the name Of
II ;. Williams rs a candidate for Prosecuting
Attorney for this, the second Judicial district,
at the ensuing September election.
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IO3 SHERIFF.
We are authorized to announce W. J. Bowen
as a candidate for Sheriff and Collector OF Mis-
si0ippi county, at The ensuing September cleo
tion.
We are authorized to announce the name of
John A. Loyewell as candidate for The Office
Of sheriff of Mississippi County, at The ensuing
September election.
FOR COUNTY AND PRoB TIE JUDGE.
We are authorized 10 announce T.. BeIiis as
a candidate for County and Probate jud e Of
Mississippi county, at the ensuing september
election.
We are authorized to announce a. J Lynch
a. a candidate fer County and Probate Judge
Of Mississippi County, al tho cn'uipg sepicm-
her election.
We are authorized to announce Capl. = s.,
semmes as a candidate for County aud Probate
Judge Of Mississippi County, at the ensuing
September election.
FOR ASSESSOR.
We are au horzed to announce Mr. William
". Speed A. candidate for Assessor Of Mis-
slssippi County, At the coming September cleo
.nu.
FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
We arc authorized to annoRnce Mr. W Il.
NJ lss es q ca ndi,ate for Justice OF the Peace for
Monroe township, al the ensuing Sc Jtember
election
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-03-29

other bayous IN that region. ifthe water
receded IN twenty DAYS, enough cane will
be made. for seed and fair grinding. The
cool weather ana water has started growth.
Where the cane has gained growth enough
to put the tops above water, the over
flow for ten or twenty days will do no HARM
lie mentioned case where cane submerg-
ed for thirty-hyo days produced a better
crop than cane not overfowed. Where
canels entirely submerged more than ten
days he thinksit doubtful whether 1t will
i've or not.
Inc stale commissioners continue receiv-
Ing appeals from all overiiowed sections
They to-day shipped 5000 rations for
boeuf river, and 0O,oo for West Feliciana,
Concoruia ana Madison parishes. Ihey
also shipped to the same localities the fol-
lowing, which they received from the oiti.
aens relief committee: Corn, oats and
salt for stock also 5000 ieet OF lumber to
Live Oak Grove, Pointe Coupee and Port
Allen.
NArcnsz, MISS, March 2S,-.During sun.
gay and Monday about three inches OF rain
fell here. About 10 O'Clock Monday morn
ing slight tornado. passed from the north
west mile north oftown, tearing oil the
root OF one building, uprooting trees and
tearing down fences. Not much damage
-: y: ~, ~ ~ 70. ""
river is forty-seven feet eight inches and
stationary.
Vidalia, Louisiana, Is covered with water
from three 60 six feet deep. All the resi-
dents OF that town have removed to
Natchez.
The steamer Minnie arrived here yester-
day morning with stock nom the over
flowed district, having come all the way
from the Tensas river, o distance OF twenty
seven miles, overland. This shows how
high the water is over Concordia parish,
when steamboat can travel above wagon
roads. Such sight was never witnessed
before In this section. Government sup
plies have lately been received at Nidalia
for the overilowed people OF Coneordia
parish, but not ~ sufficient
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-03-29
Capital Notes.

WASHINGTON, March 2S.-The house sub.
committee of the elections committee
agreed to-day to report on Thursday ia
favor OF seating Mackey in place OF Dibble.
The null committee on elections to-day
voted unanimously in the case of Stall
brand VS.. Aiken in favor OF the latter, and
granted Stalbrand the privilege of with
drawing his papers.
The house military committee to-day
agreed to report iavorably Richardson's
bill authorizing the settlement of the ac.
count for arms between the state of South
Carolina and the United States govern
ment.
The report from the state department in
answer to call from the house for the
correspondence between that department
and Blaine and Trescott, and for iniorma.
tion whether any protocol has been
signed by Trescott or any other represen-
tative Of the United States, setting forth
the terms for ending the war In South
America. etc, sets forth that up to the
present time the department Of state has
received no information, either from Tres
colt or diplomatic representatives Of the
United States in Chilli or Peru; that no
protocol of the character described by the
resolution has been signed by Trescott, or
by such diplomatic representatives
The substance of telegraphic and mail
correspondence of the department with its
representative in South America since the
date of the submission of documents to
congress is given. On February 2lst FIRE.
linghuysen telegraphed Trescott "You
may assent to liberal war indemnity.
which is not unjust. The cessation OF
Tareobaco cannot be assented to without
first cabling here for further instructions.
IT Chill should insist upon the cessation, IL
is not impossible that the creditors of Peru
may maintain that its revenues are hy.
pothecated to them. The president urges
moderation on the part OF Chili.n In n
letter from Freylinghuyscn to Trescott,
dated February Yth, after recapitulation
OF the substance Of the telcgraphic CORE.
spondence down to and including the above
telegram, Freylinghuysen goes on to say
that "the president is very desrous
Of having :. the good offices
of the United States made
available for the restoration OF peace, but
he Is not willing TO become a medium for a
proposal which In his judgment Is so oner.
Gus that II cannot be entertained by Peru.
He is still Of the opinion that Il would be
the part Of iar.sivhted wisdom In Chill TO
accept from Peru the payment Of Just in
Identification, the money 10 be guaranteed
ifinsisted, and only the temporary occu.
patton Of territory rather than peremptorily
demanding a cessation Of territory. On
the other hand he remains convinced
that the United States have no right
which is conferred either by treaty stipulA.
tions,o or by public law. TO impose upon billi.
serents, unAsked, iu views OF q just settle
msnt, and have no interests at stake com.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-03-29

prominent Merchant Of Browuwood
fonnd Guilty OF Grave
Charge After Trial In
District Court.
trouble Apprehended at Mgle Pass
"etween Mexican Merchants and
United States Authorities.
"a'iMay news from Mexico.-Weddinr
In High Life ON the Tapis at
Jefferson.
Death Of a Leading Citizen Of Nav
Orleans at Galveston.
me Adams Express Company Sued
for Taxes.
''ner Interesting State News.
me Adams Express Company suea
for Taxes.
other Interesting State News.
Galveston.

Galveston.
Special to tho Herald
GALVESTON, March 2s.--Colonel James A
Lusk, Appointment citizen of New orlaar.
uied Of consumption while en- route from,
New Orleans yesterday. The BODY was
emealmed and returned to New Orleans
The wharf company is now remo-iny n.
track along tho center of avenue A. TO The
north side ofthe street, allowing the Mexi.
can central road undisputcd claim to The
middle of the street, The latter road bo,
fifty men engaged in track.layine in tho
city. A switch engine Is expected 10 arrive
The case of Appleton & Co. versus tho
Gulf City compress company, In Tho
district court, is watched with consiIerahle
interest," II involves the legality oi com
press charges of thirty cents per bale for ths
delivery OF uncompressed cotton. Hearing
OF evidence was concluded TODAY, Tia
cause has been postponed until tomorrow
Fred CASTOR, one Of the oyster pirntes
VINO hgured extensively several weeks sincs
IN an atlray in which one man was killed
and he himself wounded, was admitted 10
bail to-day in the sum of $1,000, under the
charge of murder. '"'
:. .. Hemenway, of Dallas, and l.. G..
baker, oil ISL. Louis, are in the city.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-03-29
lIrownwoo,l
Special TO the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
BRowNwoop, March 2s.-In the distric.
court to-day the case of the State VS.. H.
kindling came up and resulted in the de.
iendant being sentenced to the peniten.
uary for four years. The case attracted n
great deal of attention on account of tho
defendant being one of the leading grocery
merchants in this place. The state made
out very strong case, and the jury ai,er
being out only about an hour returned n
verdict Of guilty. The facts deyeloped In
The case were, that Kindling stole I'm tba
nssighb.orlhood of $3.50 from the dead BODY
fG. II. Hentschel, furniture dealer ~
this place, who died in November. ISSo W
Deputies Easters and oHaid. of Lam.
pasas, arrived here last night with ono
Jessie Ratlili who is wanted here for horse. %
stealing In this county. He was sentenced
for five years In San Saba county for thc
same oilense. ''' '"o
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-03-29
Palestine.
Special 10 tho Herald.

Special to tho Herald.
PALESTINE, March 2s,-Dr. West, a lead.
ing physician here, was arrested to-day by
sheriff McManus, charged by Miss Camp
bell with endeavoring to seduce her nom
the path of righteousness She attaches 10
her affidavit numerous letters writ.
zen anonymously 10 her by Tho
Doctor which make spicy reading.
No scandal for long time has so stirred I'm
the community. The doctor has practised
here IN our best families for years. Tho
lady Is not particularly attractive nor yery
young, and the doctor Is old enough to have
grandchildren. He was released on bond
and denies oil knowledge OF the letters,
scheme.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-03-29
Austin.
Special TO the Herald.

SPcchi W inc uernlu.
AUSTIN, March 2s.--The I'll Paso Milling
and Mining company, capital stock, siOO..
co, Tor millingSnd refining the precious
metals, filed articles of incorporation to.
day The incorporators are G. r. More.
head Charles Davis, j. +. Harrison, ]. Ma.
, collin, y; II. Davis, OF Barrett, w. ].
The report of the board Of managers and
superintendent of the state lunatic ASYLUM
was received to-day at the state depart.
ment, Out OF a daily average of S70, Il
shows mortality Of 50, or i6 per cent
The report of 1880, with larger total pres.
ented, but with the daily average not given.
puts the total deaths at 33. e''S"'
Suit was brought to-day by the attorney.
general against the Adams Express com.
pany Tor $3.50, for non-payment of oconna.
tion tax. The case will be tried at Sher-
man. S''''
Alternate certificates, sos; Confederate
SS5 veteran, 1915 to 5000.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-03-29

NKw ORLEANS, March 2s.-w. II. Dartin.
formerly state engineer, under the Louis |.
ana Levee company, in an interview to-day,
expressed the opinion that up 10 the pres.
ont time the damage done In the sugar dis.
trict Is not alarming. The greatest damage
had resulted from roints Coupee
breaks, and those along Crosse Tsts and
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-03-29
Burned.

LYScuBuRG, March 2S,-Inteligence has
been received here tonight of the almost
entire destruction on Saturday night by fire
of the town of Grandy, the county seat of
Buchanan county. The courthouse, clerks
office, jail and two hotels, two stores, many
dwellings, in fact, all the heart OF the town,
were consumed, leaving but few houses on
the outskirts.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-03-29
New Orleans Notes.

New ORLEANS, March S.-The jury in
the case of Victor Eloi, charged with the
murder of his wife, whom he stabbed to
death February 2l, returned verdict of
guilty.
Another or second creyasse has occurred
at Live Oak Grove. Lumber has been sent
to close It, The river here is eight inches
below the high water-mark of 1874.
Weather cool. Wind northwest.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-03-29
Marshall,
Special TO the Herald.

SPccIhI 70 the HofaId.
MARSHALL. March 2s.--F. T. Williams
attorney-at-law and press correspondent.
has Instituted suit against Jennings Bros.
Tor damages, viz; $4,000 for damages Of .
private character, $4,000 as a professional
anu business man, and $1,000 as q prpvs
correspondent; Williams claims that 'Jen-
,,.ns, mnss pros; ,so slandered him through their
A grand marriage is on the tapis IN JefYsr.
son. Tomorrow evening David Turk ana
Miss Esta Lowenstine will be married. Dr.
Han, OF Shreveport. will perform the cers..
mony. Many Of our citizens will attend.
The weather Il delightful, =
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-03-29
Executed.

SAN Francisco, March 2s.-A Portland
dispatch says; Kattala, the Alaska Indian
murderer, was executed at II n. m. to-day.
lie assembled the scaiIold firmly, badc all
present good bye. objected to having his
arms pinioned and force was used to con.
fine them. His neck was broken by the
fall and he died without struggle.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-03-29
Futures.

Nrw YoRX, March 2s.-The Posts Gotten
report says; Future deliveries opened
2.lO0 to 800 lower, but on good demand
continued advancing till sales made 6.l0O
to 7.l0o above yesterdays closing quota
tions; although not few accepted at
lower prices, yet there are not many who
felt disposed to 20 short"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-03-29

LONDON, March pa pesth dispatch re-
ports that sixty houses aud iifty outbuld.
ings at Balscenia, aud 2is houses at Parks
have been burned, and several hundred
families are IN destitute condition.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-03-29
Wrecked.

New York, March 2S.-The Hudson river
steamer Thomas Cornell is reported wrecked
near New Hamburg. Last night, while
bound south, she ran on the Dansken,mer
rocks, in fog, while at full speed. Her
hull, for thirty feet from the bow, was torn
open, and she soon broke in two aft the
boilers, and sunk to the hurricane deck.
The steamer John l.. Hasbrouck was close
at hand, and took Off everybody. Only two
or three were injured, and they but
slightly. The boat is a total loss. The yes
sci and cargo were valued at S220,0OO.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-03-29
French Am,irs.

PAais, March 2s,-The chamber Of depu.
ties to-day voted the urgency for the min
istcrial bill rcvoking the prohibition of
importation of American pork. De.
bate was adjourned until tomorrow.
NJ. Rezonald, republican has hccn elected
senator from Folk. and NJ. Delbral, legiti.
nist, for Marutabula.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-03-29
storms.

COLUMBUS, GA, March 2S.-A special to
the Enquirer-Sun says Yesterday morn
ing cyclone passed near Loachopoka,
Alabama, doing great deal Of damage. A
ished, others unroofed, and there was great
destruction TO fences and timber. A man
named Tatum was instantly killed. An
other named Avis was fatally injured, and
u man named Thomas had his shoulder
dislocated.
A heavy wind and hail storm passed over
a portion of Harris county, Georgia, yes
terday, doing much damage.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-03-29
Those Election Cases,

CHARLESTON, s. c., March 2s,- District
Attorney Melton will publish tomorrow a
full list of election cases to be tried at the
term of the United States court which be-
gins here Monday. There are four cases
from Richland county with thirteen de-
fendants; four from Sumpter county with
ten defendants; three from Barnwell county
with eleven defendants; four from Collector
Georgetown county with two defendants
making in all twenty cases, with fifty y.six
defendants. All defendants in Richland,
Sumter, Georgetown and Collector, and
three in Charleston were commissioners or
managers Of elections.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1882-01-12

: Five quarters eight hundred
heres Of One black land, lying ca tie
Hslsim lid Cola iu Bead,
TIVE miles north of the village 81 Pa
10 Alto, and fourteen miles north
west q Yves, Point, Tie county Site
Of Clay county. Miss Is offered for
sale alta BARGAIN This plania-
Don is FINELY IMPROV WE'D
and
~ a23@G KXCE -E.ENT gn&als-
TEON
Neat Dwelling. with seven rooms,
Comfortable our houses for tenants
and lahorcrs Good Gin House ana
Press Stables, Cribs, Lots, Pools
Gates, bitches, Fences, complete
add Ia good repair
rom LARGE cLSTERNS and ONE B-ELz
on tbs premises. About five hun
bred acres Of this plantation eoen
wa ~ state Of tne cultivation
TIMBER PLENTY
for all practical Purposes, and more
convenient thai is usually 10 be
found in connection with prairie
Farms in this section OF the State
A DRY SANDY RIDGE
upon which the farm house and oth-
er buildings is situated, extends from
north to south through the planta
ton, -hich affords magnificent
view Of the land in all directions
from the house, and relieves the oc-
cupants from
Dts6grceGbte Contact lUith
the Had,
SO Common to our Mississippi farms
This most productive aud desira-
BILE land is offered for sale, and can
be purchased upon the
SHOST.LHBERAL TERMS
because the age and infrmity Of the
owner is such that he cannot endure
the fatigue incident to the superin-
tendance andmanagement of SO large
q farm. Persons wishing further in
formation should apply to
H. L. BURKITT,
on the premises, or the Editor of this
paper.
n B.-Any one living at a dis
lance, wishing to visit this land. can
address H. L. Burkitt, at Palo Alto.
informing him at what time he will
arrive at West Point, and a convey
anee will be promptly on hand to
carry the visitor out to the farm.
feb24 If.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1882-01-12
Weakness Cured
Lynn. Mass Dec. IS. /

Lynn, Mass, Dec. Is, 1880.
gave that valuable medicine OF
Browns Iron Biiters, to my sister
for weakness. After taking two bot.
ties. she vas able TO walk and run as
well as ever It Is certainly a won
derful tonic. w n. JONES.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1882-01-12
any Of our readers

VII any OF our readers
should wish to purchase a
Southern Standard Cotton
Press they will find it to their
interest to call on us before
sending their order. IF.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1882-01-12

A safe and sure means ofrcatorine
The youthful color Of the hair is fur
nished By Parker's Hair Balsam.
which is deservedly popular from its
superior cleanliness.
n0v24 I'm
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1882-01-12

TlhIIshsd EVER Ihasday Moralng


A book With z looseital shouldbe
poand over % keep lhe piece.
Why Is the busy Doe like human
eoalentmeut : Because /, Is a hum
bug
The nan who stops bis paper TO
economic ought to cut lis nose of
g keep aom buying a handkerchief
Great ideas travel slowly, and for
q time noiselessly, as ihs gods whose |
feet were shod with wool.
When ID conversation a man ab
ruptly says, Beg pardon he means
that be wishes 10 DO all the talking
himself
People who inhabit sky parlors
and climb four or five fights Of stairs
are likely to be troubled with room
attic pains.
The rubber sings used BY the lit
lie boys are getting to be as danger
Gus as the gin sling handled by their
daddies.
An old poker player out in North
Park rides , blind mule as q matter
Of choice. lie says it is a pleasure
10 straddle the blind
Although there are scattered
throughout the land many persons, ]
am sorry to say, unable to pay for q
newspaper, / have never heard OF
anybody unable to edit one.-Chas.
Dudley Warner.
"Why we're you not at church last
Sunday, Clara 2" asked amelia. Cha.
raj couldn't; didn't have any.
thing to wear, / shall 60 next Sun
day II my new sack is done Amela
-"oh, you sack-religious thing y
Willie has Found some Horse
Radish. 1t is in Jar labeled Jam.
he has just Taken a Big Mouthful
BIZ the Horse Radish. There are
Tears in his Eyes. Perhaps he is
Crying because he Loves in Vain.
Webster defines an "ornithorhyn.
Gus" as ga beast with a bill" On
The FIRST day Of every month our
streets are filed with ornithorhyn.
cusses, rushing hither and thither.--
Free Press.
A man got into one of the Main
street cars this morning, having a
large square OF glass done up in
brown paper under his arm. When
he laid it carefully upon a seat, went
TO the box and deposited his fare,
and then went back and sat down
upon it, smashing it to pieees-the
other passengers laughed.
An Irishman took Yankee friend
TO church with him on Christmas
Day. The music was magnificent
and the decorations gorgeous. On
their way out Of church he asked the
Yankee how he liked it. Why, it |
beat the devil p said the down easter.
~eThats the intintion," drylv re-
NAKED the gentleman from TIP
perargN
sam JohAsiug felt very much ag-
grieved because an Austin Justice oil
the Peace fined him five dollars for
disturbing the peace. "Mr. John.
sing, said the Justice, ayou can
take n appeal, you have q legal rem.
eaY. knows ali about denl leu..
edies, sab, dey an very much like
dem udder remedies you gets at de
drug store. De more oh 'em yer
takes, de sicker yer gifts"
It happened on e railroad train
which was going well, it wasn't ex-
actly lightning express The en-
gineer whistled "aoWn brakes.'.
whats the trouble, conductor T"
excitedly asked a PASSENGER. "Cow
on the track" coolly responl led the
conductor. Shortly afterRard "down
b.akes" was again Ahistled. "Whats
the trouble now p cried the same
passenger. "Cow on the track
was the reply. "Great heavens p
cried the man, haven'twe. caught up
with that COW yet 2"
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1882-01-12
TlMBER PLENTY
Dts0grceGblc COnfacs sCifh
the sWrsg.

SO eommonto our Mississippi farms
Ihis most productive aud desira-
ole land is offered for sale, and can
be purchased upon the
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1882-01-12

Peel boiled egg and remove the
tough skin. vet it aud apply TO
boil L will draw out the pus and
relieve the pain in few hours.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1882-01-12

Neat Dwelling with seven rooms,
Comfortable out houses Tor tenants
and lahorcrs Good Gin House and
Press Stables, Cribs, Lots, Pools.
Gates, bitches, Fences, complete
and ia good repair
The Dillon tribune., 1882-01-14
TIE oRrs~ rroIrsH REMEDY,

~ tht h.a. ~. ii,' p'ksiny Un't*Crved In The
urine and MANY 0he, disc that lead to- insanity
..ne dc:tsh.
DIV MiNTsE, vii; s..1se ~ fnr4e;. Five Hundred
0ollsSs far c:'.< nj III En tn Vital Res.orafiye
tnndct his special a.ls,c. and trt nj will nol
.,svs' s,r hr "nvthinE i'rn,t na,,.s found in It.
1k, MlSTiE fenS a'i ,<. Succa skfW1ly
without mercury, CONSULTATION Free thorough ex.
animation ind n.',u. '.ntirs,s If urine,
eson Prie. ri Vital Restorative, S., .'"t!le. OF
ts'ur TIM shc entity s.H.s,; sCnt tO address
n;rn receipt "f price, G. q. H. rom ob>er.
ssa'.'n and IN private nsnc Z desired, ny \. K.
MSNrIK, II. d., ~ E.A,n,. -. Sa Francisco. Cal.
De. MsN!it's kielne> !, ~ M'phrescnsn, cure.
M!l kinds Of kidney an. Z. III I,.ml .tntx, G0O.
sDssh0s, Gleet 1Aushu h,r For sale nv all drug.
xikts; esn' pcr hattie, six htiL for 4sGo.
DIV. MlNT,kS lhsndrlisr, Pills are the best AMI
.h,ap 1t D>srers, and ri i,us The market.
Esx sale lsy all Druggists. lss-l