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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-04-23
SHORT CARD PLAYERS.
Atlanta Cor. Augusta News.

The grand jury just adjourned got
its hooks in deep when it tackled the
short card players. A shoe box full
Of indictments for gaming were re-
turned. One of the sensations of
the day is the uneatthing of big
skin game played in a room of the
II. |. Kimball House and in which
Mark Berry, the shoe merchant, is
said to have dropped S15, 900, and was
thereby forced TO make an assign
ment of his business and stock in
trade. A couple of card sharpers
were imported, in the guise of gen
tlemen, it is said, to do Mark up.
One of them, named Meeks, has been
pursued and arrested at Chattanooga.
He then had himself arrested there
upon frivolous charge to keep from
being returned to Georgia, but a
requisition has been sent for him and
he will dance to the music of our
Criminal Court before another moon.
An Indictment for gaming was also
returned against very prominent
and hightoned jeweler, greatly to the
anguish Of his society friends, who la
ment that he has got caught.
Major Livingston Minis, President
Of the Capitol City club, is virtuous-
ly indignant because he has been in
dicted for keeping open tipping
house on Sunday. The Major had
forgotten that our grand juries are
made up from the brethren"
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-04-23
At Dahlonega, April 18th Mr.. W.

~ DdllloIeSd, ApIll IItn AIf. W.
jenkins went home to dinner
and asked where his wife was.
his nine year old girl said, "Mama is
swinging out in the yard, but she
won't let me swing at ALL" jenkins,
on reaching the yard, was Mortified
to see his wife hanging from the limb
Of an apple tree, dead. His cries
quickly brought the neighbors, who
were shocked not only to see the wo
mans body hanging but at jenkins
remorsefully efforts to kill himself by
butting his head against the wall.
1t was necessary to blind him hard
and fast to prevent him from com
hitting suicide. 1t seems that Jen-
kins had parted from his wife in the
morning in anger, accusing her of
wronging him.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-04-23

The Republicans do not seem to
have any good reason to hope that
they will carry New York in that
State election. The recent election
in Albany, in which the Democrats
increased a majority of $50 in the
Presidential election to 5000, may
be regarded as very good indca-
ton as to which way the tide is run
ming.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-04-23

Acknowledgement Garland has de-
cided that Gen. Lawton is wholly
free from any disability and is eligi-
Bile to appointment as minister to Rus
STA.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-04-23

A man dug up pot of gold a few
days ago at Little Rock, Ark, while
working in his garden. The pot con-
tanned $4,000 in gold and $50 in sill
YER
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-04-23
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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-04-23

President Cleveland promises to
give his attention to the removal of
Republican ofiiceholders in the South
as soon as he gets time. Up to the
present time he has had to make and
act upon such nominations as admit
ted of no delay. He will clean out
the Augean stables before the year is
ont.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-04-23

Democratic editors who have borne
the brunt of every political battle are
as rule exceptionally modest in APP
plying for office, now that victory has
last perched upon their banner.
There are no Democrats, however,
more deserving and capable of filling
offices than they, and they are more
needy probably than any other Dem
ocrats, especially at the South. But
for them Mr.. Cleveland and the party
had not gained the victory last No
yember. Conversely Republican edi-
tors rarely fail of appointment when
Republican presidents have the APP
pointing Nadisoaian.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-04-23

The wife of Col. Ingersoll is said
to be a woman of vigorous intellect
whose religion is the same as her
husbands. And many people say
that her husband has no religion at
al
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-04-23

A negro after gazing at some
Chinese, exclaimed: IF de white folks
is all so dark out here, | wonder
what's the color of the niggers."
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-04-23

General Grant is improving, and
has been riding out.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-04-23

Dynamite was placed under a sa-
loon in Iowa the other night, but
when it got Whit of the whisky it
subsidized.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-04-23

General Lawton declines the Rus
sian Mission.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-04-23

Mother think of thebattle that is being
waged by worms against the lite ofyour child.
There isnonght ofrest with them .they fight
to Kill. Skinner S Indian Vermiiuge will ami
hIate them Only 70 cents bottle.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-04-23

COCAINE, the new anesthetic, is a
colorness fluid not unlike glycerine.
Under its effects a patient at hos
pital the other day submitted to the
ball of his eye being punctured by a
delicate spearhead knife, and in its
place small suction pump inserted
which brought out some pus from a
sac which the knife had punctured,
and all the while the patient, mental
ly conscious, chatted pleasantly with
the operator, as insensible of the
operation as though it were being
performed on his hat band.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-04-23

At Mt. Zion, Ohio, about II o'clock
at night three masked burglars broke
in the door of Andrew Coleman's
house and seized Coleman, who is an
invalid and bound him to his bed.
His wife was also bound. A son 10
years of age was taken from his bed
by the thieves, who tied him up by
his thumbs and whipped him with a
cord to compel him to tell where his
father kept his money. The boy
protested his ignorance Of the place,
and the father, to prevent further
injury to his boy, told the thieves
where to find 81, 300. This they took
and left without releasing the child
from his painful position. A young
er brother managed to release him.
1t is feared that he is crippled for life.
The thieves also took horse and bug
gy belonging to Coleman, which they
left after driving it dozen miles to
a railroad station.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-04-23

MARIETTA, GA
THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL %, 1895.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-04-23

One day last fall small boy named
Washington Denison, at White Plains,
N. Y, had his ears filled with oats by
some boys with whom he was sky
larking in barn. The boy scratch
ed and cleaned out, as he thought,
all of the horse-feed and went home
about his business. About six weeks
ago the boy was taken with severe
pain in his ear. His head swelled up
and he was in awful agony. All rem
cdies failed and his mother took him
to DIR. White, of New York city, and
he removed two kernels of oats which
had sprouted and taken root in the
boys ear He is now perfectly well.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-04-23

The books will close July the LIST. Make
your return promptly and you will have no
trouble The law is so arranged that You
must make it before the books are closed or
you will appear as a detaulter.
q. L. DANIEL.
Tax Receiver, Cobb County.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-04-23

A SAND MOUNTAIN. INCIDENT
Frank Glowsen says that out on the
Sand mountains, in Alabama, there
is line of pickets stationed. When
they see a man from Georgia coming
he is halted and asked if he has paid
his guano bill. If he hasn't he is al
lowed to proceed unmolested, and if
he has, he is turned back into Geor-
gia with condemnation of the commu-
nifty GWinett (Gd.) Herald.
The Osceola times., 1885-04-25
Oar Etigcstion.

Biliousness is a sort Of rcspecia
bic cover for piggishness. Reader
are you bilious! Let me prescribe
for you. First, on getting up ano
going to bed drink plenty OF colo
water. Eat for breakfast, until H.,
bilious attack passes, little stale
bread, say one slice, and piec,
half as large as your hand ol boiled
lean beef or mutton. Ii the wealth
er is warm, take instead a little
cracked wheat or oatmeal porridge
, For dinner take about the same
thing. Go without supper. ESer-
else freely in the open air, produc-
ing perspiration, once or twice q
day. In a few days your bilious
ness is all gone. This result will
come even though the biliousbess is
one OF the spring sort, aud one with
which you have, from year to year,
been much afflicted. Herb drinks,
bitter drinks, lager beer, ale, whisky
and dozen other spring medicines
are simply barbarous.
had friend, a lawyer, who once
or twice a month had an attacl; Of
bilious headache, aud sometime was
obliged to ask the postponement OF
an important suit. At length, tired
and disg,tstcd, he came to me and
asked if nothing could be done, for
really it was getting to be the tor
ment of his life. told him how to
eat and drink and exercise, and
promised him # he would follow my
prescription he should never have
another bilious sick headache. NV
prophecy proved true as to two or
, three years, but after time he gol
back into tie ale, strong cof -e
sausage, buekwhcat cakes, hot rolls
melted butter, and other abOmina.
tions, and of course his old head.
aches. But he knew the remedy
and when it became too hard t,
bear he fell back apou the prescrip
ton, and has never failed to ohtan
relief.
y gFca' many pcrors seem TO l,
lguite willing to suifur oonstaH
depression of spirits, constant mdi
gcstion, wi.h lis innamerallo tor
mcnts-- entirely willing TO suffer a.
this for the memen;my pleasure O.
slipping down th.ir thruats some
thing that tastes good. | can tbinl
Of nothing else witch SO strikiuuli
cxhibi;S mans undryelopcd con
liiion. Is IT not funny to see Z
dyspoptic, whose lie is one Of uu
broken torture, who wishes himsel
dead, who never has good nighti
sleep and never single hrpIy
social hour, whose whole life Is .
failure, both as TO enjoyment aue
usefulness, but who, three times
day, shovcls into his stomach ;
quantity of greasy, hot, indigestibl,
trash, to keep up the flame, prodac
ing and reproducing the suffering
l. DR.. pio lewis, in Tribune.
The Osceola times., 1885-04-25

utter defiance Of the false ceustr1c
ton Of st. Paul, woman pscaches
aud sometimes (borror Of horrors.
even in the Methodist church. The
sister Of the president Of the United
States, grand and true woman, is
a successful lcotarcr. All ayoca-
lions, eallipgs and professions, where
mind and heart can properly hnd
play, are opening to receive them
The great heart 81 humanity beats
with warmer and kindlier throb as
woman receives the recognition to
which right and justice intille her.
J.. R. Democrat.
The Osceola times., 1885-04-25
nrCapsist.s psair-saic Gicrs
Us n yscn,ar,,

IN all ages Of the world the hail
of women have been admired by
mankind, and painters aud poct'
have We'd with each other in singing
its praise or in portraying its beau.
ties upon the impcrishahle canvas
Don't neglect your hair! If it is
dry, harsh, turning gray or falling
out, use the "I.a. Creole Hair Re
'storer," made after recipe whicl
has never failed TO give and pre-
serve to creole women their bcauii
ful trcsses. Ladies, use it as hail
dressing, tonic and invigorator, ant
the distance between youth and sill
very old age will he immensely in.
creased, Sold by druggists, and al
wholesale by the Mansfield Medi
cine Company, Memphis, Tenn.
T4-ll-4t.
The Osceola times., 1885-04-25

Mr.. aud Mrs. Lewis c. Bower
are among the visitors to New Or
leans and the Exposition, who TO-
gether with Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.
Driver aud Miss Cassie Waller are
expected home this morning.
Next week we will commence
the publication of continued story,
the production of Mr.. Hugh r. Nc
Weigh, County Clerk, under the
euphoneous title. "Dclinquent Tax
List, "a short descriptive history
of numerous small tracts of real
estate on which certain claims are
due and unpaid. We hope the
reader may find as much pleasure in
its perusal as the publisher will
derive in collecting his fee Tor its
publication.
Our old friend, Col. w. II.
Rust, who has been on the road for
thirty years, made Osceola a pleas
ant visit this week. The Colonel
talks of retiring and settling down
to quiet life. This will be sad news
to his numerous friends throughout
the entire country. He has estab-
lished trade in the interest Of the
firm of w. NJ. AIKEN & Co., of
Evansville, Ind, which it will be
difficult for any successor to retain
or control; and we believe we but
express the sentiment of all his
Southern friends and patrons, when
we express the wish that he may
continue on the road and delight US
with his periodical visits.
--For colds, ccHghs. hroneiiils, aeihma.
burning aud tickling Ia the ihrost and lnnss.
and pains IN the chest, use HIil a LOckert's
Compound Licorice Cough Synip- ~ cents a
bottle at druggist. Samples free for sale by
4. A. MATHEWS,
The last prisoner in Jail,
negro named Yarbro, was released
on a writ of habeas corpus, last
Monday. 1t appeared in evidence
before the County Judge, who heard
the case, that the "assault and in
tent to kill' against him had been
investigated by the Grand Jury at
the last term Of the Circuit Court,
and no evidence on which
to find bill could be adduced, and
the prisoner was turned loose.
Subsequently he was rcarrested and
brought before a Justice O. OF the
Peace, Tandy, and was ordered to
Jail without even taking the trouble
of issuing an order Of commitment,
or "mitimus," az the lawyers say.
Some one interested in the prison
er's behalf, secured a writ Of habeas
corpus, as before stated. and on
proper presentation Of the case,
Yarbro was promptly discharged by
the County Judge.
If you want anything in the
Toilet line, you Will frd Colgate's
Soaps and all the latest ii.ncies IN
Periumcrics, at
BEIcKEY & Bios.
The Osceola times., 1885-04-25
THE APPEAL FOR 1885.

The advcnt Of the Democratic paaly TO power
on the ith OF March will invest thc.ATPEAL
with more than ordinary interest. Indeed, the
Inauguration of Cleveland and the currcnt
events for the year lss5 will be the most i'm
portaat in the history OF the country, aud the
APPEAL will be abreast Of the times II will
remain sIeadiasily Democratic, and hayins
faith la the honesty Of Democrats, and bclicv-
ing that the combined wisdom Of tho party.
as expressed in It's National and state con-
ven iions is wiser than the.factious uttcranccs
of individuals it will cling to It's party instead
Of following the chronic fauli-lndols Com
ing events will mark an era OF Unprecedented
prosperity in the South, and the APPEAL viii
10 al 1t eau 10 develop and build up the ma
iesial interests OF the country, the great, grand
and glorious future of The south and Ia wlping
out all sectional preiudices During the
eventful wear 1856 IT. columns VIII be filed
with the latest obiainable info rmaiiun 1t has
engaged the services Of regular correspondent
at.Wa'hington, New Orleans and all other i'm
portant points, ana win continue to advance
its place among the progressive journals Of
the South.
The Osceola times., 1885-04-25
important lo EupiJrci
sSgFsp.ss.

The Excelsior Rupture Cure Mfg
Co., Of Ogdensburg, n. y, guarau-
tee to Care any case ol redncihle
Hernia with their Remedies.
TIE RUPTURE PLASTER AND HEALING
COMPOUND.
This treatment is endorsed bv our
best Doctors, Druggists, and the
general public. Send 65cts for free
book on Rupture or ask your drug
ist for the Remedy.
The Osceola times., 1885-04-25
Ku.rorEr,.a.

Whel son f-.t w Ifsr hsw york. s1ve
Hag trrrs. -rl flrrsgo Hire sTa
siop Do Stood .aiou aoiei, opposite Gu4,ll
Central nrrlf
tisr-ri loems fffsl urtf1 cost ~ ore mil
lion "a I'iurs. I.H4-.l tH 1870. .It rfsHnlH per
day nnrcan p.na, gltr i.~ia'll- lis
-99i i'ai fia q t'et i.l.' eri ..,.e and
l.rc uo..r in- .e-s .neIar lr fnr Grand Onion
ii1' NHa O.. -ly a.li,f .-ss -l.- .n tac
SITS
Tho King of All, TIE New I'M
proved, Light Running Row Home.
The Simplest and most Durable Ma
chine in The World; viii last a Life
tune; never out of ordei; tie Best
Sett Of Attachments ever Invented
for Ruf'ng, Shirring, Plating, &c,
accompanying each Machine. y
thing Of beauty and a joy forveer.
CnAEIEs GoopRICH.
The Osceola times., 1885-04-25
81. Paul and thc vga,;ser

The Arkansas Democrat thinks
the ladies should be allowed to prac-
tice law. We think so, too. but it
should be domestic law. The pco-
pie in Arkansas are not ready for
woinan's rights or woman's suffrage.
aud we hope they never vii, be.
st. Paul is better authority than the
editor of the Democrat, and he
thought the women would do better
at home. SO we think. - Arkansas
Methodist.
The Democrat would open wide
the avenues of honorable employ
mcnt to all women. The irreligion.
bigotry and superstition of the world
have kept them enslaved long
enough. Mans inhumanity to man
is sad to contemplate, but his in.
humanity to woman is a thousand
fold more oppressive. We talk
about liberty and equality, the
right Of all human beings to the
pursuit Of happiness, and yet, with
strange Inconsistency, we cut of
from one half of the world nealIy
all the avenues by which happiness
is to he attained. We say to women,
"Be fed" and abe clothed" and vet
when they would try to obey our
injunction society and our laws rise
up fercely and with iron hand drive
them from honorable and lucrative
avocations-si simply because it would
be departure from immemorial
usage. In all ages of the world
when men have pleaded for wider
opportunities for starving women
they have been met by dogmatical
prelates loaded with texts from St.
Paul. When reason and logic fail,
the scripture text is the safe resort:
"St. Paul knows more about it than
you do" When the cruel intoler-
ance which would coniine women to
the school room and the nursery is
exposed the only reply is that wo-
man suffrage and woman's rights are
contrary to the teachings of St.
Paul But in spite Of irrelgion and
intolerance the world becomes gen
tier and kindlier in its dealings
with women.
To the infinite credit of the en-
lightcued Christian ministry, the
gospel Of st Paul is now often en-
volred on the side Of woman. The
Bible is quoted in favor Of equality
and fair play in the Struggle for ex-
istance. la most of the States wo-
men practice medsine successfully
and with all the rights and privileges
that are guaranteed to the roughcr
sex. In many Of the States they
practice law, while in others they
hold subordinate Offices of profit aud
trust. In Arkansas, Ear behind her
sister States in many respects, wo-
mau is permitted vote on the
question Of local option, and never
once has the editor of the Methodist
quoted st. Paul against it. Every
where thy teach and lecture, edit
newspapers aud magazines, keep
books and accounts, hold positions
N railruad, telegraph aud telephone
offices, sell goods and follow sue
cesslully many other avocations tha:
were rudcly closed against them a
liew yeals ago. Occasionally, in
The Osceola times., 1885-04-25
MONDAY. NAY I'll. lss5.
Trustees sale! 4!

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. that undc.
aud by yirise OF a Deed ut iust, 40 mt eNecut
Ell, - Trustee, by } l.. lipau aal Sarah :
ii.arn, he wife. OF date February tfh., lssi "a
srcHrv TO- james y. Driver ihr sUm Of Fite Hun.
drOd Dollars ts5u 40 with interest 90 ihc rate
OF ten pcr crnt. par anu"m frun said ,,s.u uuiil
paid, which Deed of frnst was made ,lrr sud
pa,naie January lsi.. lNt, and ias uni areu
pad, Wilton
SATURDAY, nay 1H. issf
ut The frrnl door uf ile tDuG iioUec. Boa th,
iOwn of osccpia, Arlausss. offer iur salc. 60
public uuicry 10 ihe hfche-, aitld'r fnr CA~1
N ifAAn ilt fnllnWin- dr.cl-Nti lrnl effr.
to-NH' The -. " oi S.c if, T. .1 y H
~, D. r of ". 3l See E. y. .lt n
q. u g., lying, bring aud situate iu Ni-..s-
sippi Cornty, Argansas \ So tHn nau-e e,i-
orr,i ngrv nulcs. one hay horse fAEic and ave
head uG hprses Sai, 70 tasV place hetweci
legal hosrr
inc title g believed 60 be gsf, bis , .el
a. Trustee pHlv
his April 2ith lssl.
l25-itl }. l. DRIVER, Trustee
The Osceola times., 1885-04-25

U1FNm0fc morer than a. auyniHg aisf 'l7
W NfgkluH an agency af the ttst seI i0.e
- iithlok uuf. i+EiuHrra auref E -.rtliy.
None fai 3cuns free iisiIlgf 5os. ra. 4.
Portland Maine.
The Osceola times., 1885-04-25
TrlIsIec'> sale.

Notice Is hereby given that as Trustee rf Il
certain deed Of iTas. to me executed hv = G.
Mcbride and wife, and in iavol cf j I. Far
guson N Co of date Jnly i0,h.. ISL. which
said deed is duly recorded In the CLERK = Office
Ut Mississippi county, Ark, will on
MONDAY, MAY iTii. lSS5.
within legal hours. proceed 10 sell, nt the
tnurt house. In The town Of OscrolH. NTkansas,
fT cash. at public vcnduc, the following real
estate situated in the County Oi Mississippi
Arkansas, to- Wit: The east haif NJ southeast
quarter Of section thirty; East half Of north
EAST quarter, section thirtv-onc; Northeast
quarter ot sou hclst qnIrirr Of section
urrty-unc, West ifaotional half Of
ihe west halt tsobth of nNor o.
section thiriy-tvo. All hcing IN township
twelve north, range eight east. Also an I'M
tlis idtd half nterc-t in thn machinery in any
way. connected with the gin house outfit known
as "nict ,nsonis Min, ION Frcuchmun Bayou.
10 satisfy an unpaid balance ui $751; . with
trn pcr cent interest From January .sth, I-S5.
ard costs of enforcing trust.
4-i-HI =. 5 sF&&Ts, Tiaste#.
The Osceola times., 1885-04-25
OsccoIa Rain Drops.
spring Poetry.

There's girl that is Isirer than day.
And :,urrcll says he secs her sfar.
And gladly he'd 90 over the way
Were It not for her horid old IA.
tCnoRrs.l
The Osceola times., 1885-04-25
HAN HOOD
AND
scYIlal poy.eF
NIHf .IrF
NTER NTTrTr ~

ftsrrJ- OF csar- % Errs1us uca.Itv.
a.".- ar4 ttsHrsi 1881 io.l u.rhau. ,
I'srnf pr1-frta. H. ccaHlfr of irI.-rferinus,
UF.rsir 1t 4nE .tr.s. tr.T' .r A.N.'l 10
uul"sr rrtT .r'f,4 % riH H.'t,aI l,s Dtt
t't1 .r.H rH-.lsirHtai -rets. d. I"s I1
psH1' fii Ulr.4g an icfn. Ht Nrav0rs W ,sTE.
tAutt tiuS. lurEr .s D.0sT. iIs irte-
t.iai trsti- ere lnro''He.V per'cp lh'e. ID
iow rseks .'Hr eouu..rirF I's use fr-Iirc
H. ltue.. $500. Hac r.r-iA D. tIpl tut. u
f.e.;s parilnt anl --'l'a' H-ta. ent K ':e
uIlt .sf. .H. tla 'ual -s.IUt.y kugwr Tor rrr-
ing tIl fluHs pt herrou5 Dtl'fg ruiu any
Can-r. it grfs ore rgrlau, rut. No Wat,rr
NOW u--J awaited rol. a..g, Gew many rrulr-
dies v',u raNc tics, or Ho" ;n-0v doctors nave
fulrI Nsru o.. Jistast Lss ua.ioi t.e
.l.iil Of in, ub.asi qlysicIrus when me 'aurh"ly
pll d,-psf- hIF. o. Zen ile u'ucr - repc. and
OH WHri l1ra4 s'nIC ant tiri-r, Satrita
wi. inspire Isw Itt aat prrrareuty curc
huds and mili 90 i-I -l-s rire. hy IT, use
in 1851. Str.l. iaitI thI. i. w4N circ every
ease prompts me o. seu, ri1l package on
rrift ai iu ccuIs lol postage, ctc. Name
Ill. a cLlN. BOX 242. lh.rpso, II.
The Osceola times., 1885-04-25

WANTED \ family 10 occaIy a
ho.sss and cnlliyate corn on tia
shares. Team, feed, tools, aud sup.
plies furnished. The woman to take
charge of fowls and milcll cows.
For particulars call ou J. \. Neal,
lister, at Peiiey's Landing, four miles
below Osceola.