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The Osceola times., 1886-04-24
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THE MEMPHIS APPEAL
FOR 1886.

The APPEAL enters upon its forty-slNth year
ripe in the experiences OF The past ana Iu OF
hope for a future for the whole country, but
especially for this and th" D,igh5orlng states
that shall surpass the dreams OF the most san
guiue of the early settlers All tho questions
growing out OF slavery, and which leit the Norm
aud the South divided for nearly three genera
tions have been settled, and the states have
adjusted themselves to the new conditions in u
spirit o { unity, peace and concord There are,
therefore. no issues before the country that are
not common to all the people, and that are not
of an economical and national character. There
are no questions Iefure the Nati0ual Legislature
that do not equally effect the in tereste OF all the
States m d that cannot be discussed from basis
of personal welfare by the citizens Ofall Of them.
For the future therefore. legislation, both ma
tional and state Is TO be of business char
acter and is, Tor that reason to come home
closer aud closer to the individual citizen d.
Personal politics is, with the bosses, to be
relegated to the past, and civil service reform
is 10 secure to the country honesty, eflcloncy
and Industry in public places, The political
outlook IS all that cOuld be desired. President
Cleveland mas made an abiding Impression up
on the country, and at the close OF his admin
istration will have recOnciled even his political
opponents 10 a continuance OF Democratic as
eendancy. There is nothing To blnder or retard
the progress Of the country. All the available
lands of the West taken up, the south must for
maby years be the favored section for enter
pris ing immi grants, and its coal and irca fields
invite capitalists from the exhausted mineral
lands OF the North and West, rapid and great
increase of manufactures must follow, aud this
will neeeesitatea rapid incr ase nt railroads and
corresponding increase ofOur labOfing pOru-
lation The AfPEAL, the pioneer In the Jour
nalistic field of the Southwest. always in SYM
pathy with the people, will be found during the
year Just born as full of enterprise a. In the past
and animated By only the desire to k,ep the lead
aud prompt IL. readers TO the increasing adyan-
tages Of our soil and climate and gcographical
situation. 10 accomplish this no expense will
be spared. We shal! continue TO make most
libeai use OF the telegraph and TINS keep our
readers informe, OF the advance OF the world
dav by day MS fast as deyelopmtntsin In any de-
partmcnt of human enoit are made public. We
shall endeayer 10 to Keep the APPEAL up to its
now hlgn standing as a news paper and leader
Of public opinion, and so continue to deserve
the so far unahAkcn confidence Of constituency
that Is strongest outside OF Tennessee, ia MIS-
sissippt, Ark ansas and Alabaml
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,
1912.
Defendants
LAND OFFICE ATLITrLE ROCK, ARs.

LAND OFFICE AT LITTLE ROCK, ARs.
March ith, lsS6.
Notice Is hereby given that the following.
named set i,r has flcd notice Of his intention l.
inak. hnsl prpnf ~ support Of his claim, and
that said priof will b. made before the Juds,
oi Mississippi county at usceus Ark. on Ma,
llth. 1856. Via. Jusrph " Rhodes, II h NJ
$50 for the : T. \ Of : 4 Of sec. 20, 4. II y
X. OE. ~. names thi following witnesses .,
prove his continuous residence upon, aud cul.
ti,aiion OF, SAID land, via;
&, W Thoma-or, oi U>ceola, Arb.
!. n Rurun Jr Of -
J VI Ward. Of Golden Lake, Ark.
l.. X simpsou, Of
RN YEAkiE,
i-3 OF 81, % Register
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WARNING ORDER.
IN lHE MISSISSIPPI CIRCUIT COURT IN
CuANCEltY. TO MAY TERM, 1875.

uAN'tNf w hAt CNhi lNn.
VI u.rcrr ami u. =. Adams
doing business rs Aitorncy- NJ plaintiffs,
Law. nrdcr IN. firm name and
siylr of Greer & adams.
".
n. l. Fc ensou and II {
HAM snn. lately doing business
uei the arai HHni. aud style
w Ferguson A iInmpsun Louis Def.adsnts
Panther, SriH.o iisld Hanau-
~ & 90. hrni composed W
" rchooli-ld Louis Hauau,r
aud n g Miller. and q N
!'o~t"n astd Il \. l'ost,n, Ttus-
tres.
The NONRESIDENT defcndan,s n & Htmpsrn,
Isuuis itapHa,r W ". Schouli.id and ". q
Millvr, aud q II. fosion sid , 4 prsisn are
war ei /, appear IN this Court within ihiriy
days and answer The complaint Of the plaintiffs
Greer 4 \ dams.
HrGH r. Mc'ye.Gu,
Cierk Circuit curt
Tl,is March -, lss5.
Greer 4 Adau~. ai''ys far selvcs. f,4t
=. o. Hack wcDa. ati'y for asa-rrsident arts.
A-s
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Sexual Power
NERVITA!

Thousands OF cases OF Nervous Debility,
mental aud physical weakness lo-t manhood
nervous prostratirn, results of iHdscreiions.
eHcrssss or any cause, cut ed By Nrfvita NJ
remsdy ever pG' red to the afflicted has met
with suCh Unprecedented .ucctss n he's No
cqna' for curing an fprms Of hEEvoUs WASTE,
ENnAUsTIns, debility OK bCCAT. lts hcue-
h.ial 'f.,cts are inns cdiutc'y percep'ibl-; ~
iew weeks after commencing it. ust fCclint
of renewed Nigur aud Strength l. apparent. II
effects prompt and radical cure, and IL,
only safe and 'neclual tett fy known Tor cur
ing all forms OF NclYuus Debility from anl
cause. Its effects are pernia. INT No u.attel
how aggravated your rarc, now many rcnr-
dies yen have tried, 81 how many doctors hsy'
miled when the diseasu has hnnlci n.
skill Of the n blest physicians, when melanchBl,
and despair have taken the place I hope Huf
the wurld lDuks blank and drcary, Npfyii5
will inspire new lie and permai rutly cur'
body aud mind II ~ cases cured liy IT, u,
in 1874. STR ny iaith that n viii cure eycrN
case prompts m- 10 send u trial package 90
receipt Of 10 cents for postage, etc Nam,
this paper
DR.. a G cLIN. Box ~, thcago, III.
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REDEMPTION OFLANDS.

TO WHOM Ut MAY CONCERN: Know We
That j. n o >hrrwncd Trustee, has this da,
redeemed the w \ OF Sec. ~, Il II, n 3, r
IL. r. by paying into the County Treasury fht
sum ol $s'6 3! In full Of all taxes. penalty and
costs due thereon laid land was sold ct Cnllpc-
tors sale April IA. 1881, and there bought by
III mason X Li-ton.
Clerk County Court
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We will send the Osceola
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address for enc year s,r l2,l0
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in making the Republican party Go" ia
1881.
II believes Ia Arkansas and the New South,
aud will always lead In bringing To the notice
OF The world the Statcs's uncqualled resources.
IL thinks the Indian Territory Is retardlng
the progress Of Arkansas moe than AL other
causes combined, and shall continue its hght
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The Osceola times., 1886-04-24

overflow prevents the people from
cultivating their land, is as good a
time to hold court as any; aud they
can get here by water about as east
ly as they generally do when they
come on horseback, besides your
dug-outs wont require much feed.
Don't fail to attend If you have bu-
siness before the court.
The Osceola times., 1886-04-24

From Mr.. j. w. Rhodes, we
learn that little colored girl named
Sallie Miller, was drowned at Col
den Lake, last Sunday. She was
riding about ON a raft, when she fell
off in deep water with the above re-
suit before assistance could be rem
dered.
When the steamer Gayoso came
down Wednesday evening aud re-
ported the river falling at Tiptonville
a general sense of relief was enjoyed
by the entire community, and not a
few very thankful. The farmers,
many Of whom were anxiously await
ing the reports from above, declared
they would 60 home and commence
planting.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-02-07

A Washington special says: When
u. =. Dement, received his appointment
as Survcyor.Gcuentl Of Utah Territory
a few months ago, lac received i~nstruc-
lions 10 make an investigation into the
frauds which COMMISSIONS Sparks be-
lieycd existed in the Public Land Office
81 that Territory. Dement, returned
Ia Washington yesterday and was clos
ctcd until q late hour last night with
Sparks. lie had n long interview with
Secretary Lamar, ut which Senator Loo
gan was present. lie claims that the
entire Federal system Of tho Territory
IL honeycoiubcd with fraud, aud the
report on that subjrc. i'll contain nu-
mcruua sensational features. I'M
mcdintcly after his arrival hc emf
ployed the services Of four detectives,
and the result Of this investigation
shows, he claims, that most 81 the pub
lie lands in the Territory have been
stolen Ivy the railroads. and certain
prominent private citizens, and that 80
per ccnt of the entries mndc by the
Murmons are fraudulent. az are also %
per cen Of those made by the Gcntiles.
These fraudulent entries were made, IL
is claimed. with the COLLISION Of o cor.
rupt ring Of Federal officials there and
here. Dement, also claims to have doc
urncntary evidence in his possession
showing that the Mormon Church has
spent large sums Of money to prevent
Legislation iuimical 10 their interests and
10 secure favorable decisions from the
courts. This money has been disburscd
through n lobbyist here. His report
will show that n certain United States
senator received $25. 900 for leading the
opposition t. tho Rdpupds bill. The
report will also charge that number Of
Representatives have been similarly
bribcd.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-02-07
Beard OF Regents.

The Boarl of Regents met Sat-
urday at Reno, Mrssrs. Get
cheil and Shaw being present. Mr..
Rand WAS absent un accouu of sick.
ness. The Board Effected an insurance
on the new Univ rsity building for Sl5,-
900 and took under consideration tue
subject of water supply for the institu-
ton. The Evans Btoihers propose to
build a reservoir for the purpose and to
lay about 1000 feet If iron pipe to con-
meet the same with the building. The
resignation of Frank Fielding as in
s;ructor IN the scientific, mining and as
snyins department, vas received and
accepted, aud Professor Willis, Of NIr-
ginia City, was selected to ill the va
caucy. Professor Oryls Ring, of Reno,
declined the oi!ee Of Principal, to
Which hc was cl curd at the lat meet
ing. The S ,hool Trustees Of l. NJ d.
c!incd to release HIM from his contract
with them aud increased his salary.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-02-07
Insurance Autocrats.

The Insurance Companies doing bus
mess ON this Coast have gone into part
nership, AS it were, under the firm
naIne Of the Pacific Insurance Union,
the object of which combination be-
comes apparent by the PRONUNCIATION of
the following resolution adopted on the
10th ult., by the Uuiou's Executive
Committee:
W~BEEEAs, during the current month
the companies doing business through
agents established III the State of Ne
vada, will be called upon to pay a IL
cense tax of 500 for the priulagc; and
WHEREAS, the tax adds about five per
csu; Of the average premium income Of
the companies, THEREFOR,
Reso!osd. That on all business tax
ing effect from aud after January 3lst,
ave per cent shall be added, Ms u specif-
ic tax, to bc collected and runiitled by
the agents.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-02-07
tFrou wednesday. Daily.I
i0ALnAGUNDI.
GAroters are plying their vocation on
the streets Of Eureka.


Garroters are plying their vocation on
the streets Of Eureka.
The weather still continues mild.
balmy and May-like-but we amt q
kicking on that account.
Elko Encampment No. Q, I. D. o. F.,
holds its regular monthly meeting ut
Odd Fellows Hall this evening.
Mr.. and Airs. Jno. N. Dorsey came
down from their home at Halleck this
morning and remained in town to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Bradley and
daughter departed for San Francisco,
this morning. Their visit will proLa-
bly, extend three or four weeks.
Dennis Mccarthy, formerly owner Of
the Virginia City Chronicle, at his
death, left real estate in San Francisco
valued at $500, the heirs 70 which are
his widow and five children.
The defense in the Tuscarora mining
case began the examination Of witnesses
at z O'Clock last evening, by placing on
the stand Surveyor Il. n. Catlin. who
testified until Court adjourned three
hours later. Mr.. Catlin continued this
morning, and this afternoon made way
for Phil. Sullivan, who uext took the
stand. =,
In order 10 decide the vexed question
as to the COnstituIionulity Of the new
Judiciary law, the Carson Index,
the editor of which journal is a lawyer,
recommends that the Board Of Commits
sioners of some county in the State, is
sue its notice OF election at the next reg
ular meeting failing to mention the Of
ice of District Judge as required by
the old law. Proceedings could then
be-. had which would then test the con-
stituhonality Of the new law in the
Supreme Court in the course Of a few
weeks, settling the question in ample
time to enable State and County Cen
trail Committees to issue their calls adj
Visedly i'll regard to District Judges.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-02-07
Somewhat Complex.

The Tuscarora mining case on trial in
the District Count is now fairly under
way and the arrival last evening Of IA
San Francisco Shorthand reporter, has
the effect Of greatly facilitating proceed
inSs. The case has naturally attracted
very general interest, and being an Ell.
treneiy complicated one, there are few
perhaps, aside from the litigants and
their COUNSEL, who understand anything
Of the merits Of the case or the grounds
upon which the contest is based. We
have been frequently asked for in:orma-
lion touching these points, but have
been obliged 10 confess equal density OF
ignorance upon those subjects, with
that Of the que,tiUuers. With regard to
the parties to the suit as We understand
1t. they are on one side the May Queen
Incorporated Company COMPOSED Of
Pclcher, Price, Parsons, Urton, Bird
and Sullivan, and on the other. the Ne
vada Company. unincorpornted1 with a
Lost Of members, Of whom LIfferty,
Drake, Brown. Dixon ct al, seem To he
principals. Men OF means are evident.
ly embraced ON either side III view OF
which fact the question Of tile will
doubtless be contested inch by inch to
the final settlement.
A good portion of to-day hos been
consumed in argument upon points of
law before the Court, the jury not being
present.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-02-07
Again Heard From.

A letter received Mt this Office from
our old friend John W. Williams at Red
Bluff, Montana, brings the sad aud sur
prising news OF the death of J. II. Ba-
cor aud wife. who moved from Noun
tain City, t:.!a county, about the time
Mr.. Williams migrated from Mound
Valley. The letter contains no p~nrticu.
inrs Of their demise, simply saying of
thom, They how sleep beneath the sod
in Madison county" Their ra".cli WIS
only a short distance from Mr. wi.
iiams' place.
The letter, which is dntc5t Jnny. 25th,
states that for two week. The weather
had been very cold. tho thermometer
ranging from % to ~ degrees below ze-
70. during which time six inches OF
snow fell, but vas Don dispclled by q
warm wind, which soon raised the tenn
pcrnturc to II comfortable hight. Feed
is reported plentiful. and both horses
and cattle on the rupgc nre in good con-
dition 10 stand the Winter.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-02-07
IFrom Tuesdays DaiIy.l
aALMA0UNDH.

Joseph Chapman, had both legs badly
broken last Saturday by a ave in the
Consolidated Esmeralda mine, Aurora.
A regular communication Of Elko
Lodge No. ls, =. & A. NJ. will be he'd
at Masonic hAIi at = o'clock this eve
ming.
An engraved silver sleeve.button,
picked up OH the street to-day. eau he
obtained by the owner by applying at
this Office.
J.. Z. Giguoux has been appointed
Superintendent Of the Candelaria Water
Works and Mining Company. The
company will engage in extensive work
as soon as the buildings and machinery
are finished.
Judge John McCausland, one Of the
oldest residents of the CoInstock, died
Saturday, after n lingering illness at
the advanced age of seycnty-three
years. He Was n native of PENNSYLVANIA
and leaves a wife and daughter, Mrs.
DIR. Packer.
Amos Plummer arrived here from his
home at Mineral Hill last evening. His
old-timc friends i'll this vicinity will be
glad TO learn hat time is dealing with
him gently, and that he will pass sever
al days i'll town, 50 that all may have
the pleasure Of again taking him cordi-
ally by the hand.
The INDEPENDENTS statement last
evening that the Board OF Commission
ers had adjourned until next month was
AN error. The adjournment wgs until
to-day; the Board having some miscel-
lrnrous contingent county business be-
fore them, which they have been at
tending to today, AMI may still employ
them Tomorrow.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-02-07
District Court.

In the District Court aside from the
trial Of the Tuscarora mining subtitle
only business Transacted to record Is the
extending until Thursday next, the time
for II hearing in the case Of the Stntc;ys.
W. W. R"0ers, and the granting OF the
petition Of Naomi Wines 10 become II
sole-tridcr, and to carry on in her own
name and on her " account, n general
ranching business, including that OF
raising. and buying and selling cattle,
horses and other live stock.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-02-07
NE rs.
T~uesdny's ndvices are rs follows:

Tuesdays ndvices are rs follows:
The President sent the following NOM
inniions to tue SENATE to-day: Samuel
Thompson Corn. Of Illinois, to be Asso-
cinte Justice Of the Supreme Court OF
the Territory Of Wyoming.
The Department Of State has directed
au investigntion-to be made Of the cir
cumsiances attending the killing OF Cap
tain Crawford on the llth inst, by the
Mexican troops.
The uuase Committee on Banking
MD Currency, to-day directed un adj
verse report to be made on Representa-
tive Scncy's bill To make the shareholl-
ers in National Banks individually lid
BILE for the debts Of the bank.
General David Hunter. U. S. A., re-
tired, died suddenly this afternoon nj
his residence in this city. He wis 'fm
his Usual good health This muri1iis. md
made several visits down town. during
the afternoon. On returning hc cont
planned If pain in his abdomen. and had
TO he assisted TO bed. II, died in n'fcw
minutes. lie wns n veteran ofthe Mex.
lean war, aud also served with distinc.
ton In the late war. .i
1t Is well settled that there will he no
report by the Finance Committee Of the
Senate In regard to silver lcgisln, lion un.
I'll after the House of Representatives
shall have taken some action upon the
subject.
The Senate confirmed w. II. Brinker,
Associate Justice Of the Supreme Court
OF New Mexico. 49,,
Gen. Theodore $. West. Of Wisconsin.
has been appointed Special Agent nr the
Treasury, Department for the Fourteenth
District, comprising the States Of Cali.
fornin and Oregon, and the Territories
OF Washington aud Alaska, With head.
quarters nj San Francisco.
The COmnit,ee on Expenditure IN the
Department Of Justice. will on Thursday
begin the investigation Of the Telephone
case. ms authorized by the House Of Rep.
rcscutntivrs.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-02-07
Tho Farmer and Dealer.

The San Francisco Farmer and Deal
or. nh S-pnge Independent Agricultural
paper, has entered upon its elevcnt /,
year. The paper has been under the
present management continually since
il was established. II hhs always been
Anti.C Chinese and Auli.SandlUi. 1t In
Vors silver coinage and advocates protec-
ton. II is pronounced Autobiography
when discussing tho question Of the Ills.
tribution Of the benefits Of protection.
Subscription price, 80 cents per annum.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-02-07
Gladstone 10 The Front.

London HdNices Of Monday are that
Gladstone on that day received the per-
sounl command Of TIL Queen to form n
Cabinet, aud that its composition is al
ready defined as follows: Mr. Glad
stone, First Lord of tue Treasury. and
Chancellor OF the ETcLequel; Sir Far
rar Hershcll, Lord High Chancellor:
Sir William Vernon HlrcOurt, Home
Secretary; Earl Granville, Lord Prrsi-
dent OF the Privy Council; Nr. Hugh
e. L. Childers, Secretary Of War. The
remainder are liable TO alteration, but
they will. probably be as follows: Mr..
e.. o. TTevclyan, President Of the Boarl
Of Trade; Mr.. A. j. MundeIla, President
Of the Lord Government Board; Earl
Spencer, Secretary for Foreign Affairs;
Earl Rosobery, Secretary for the Colo.
mics; Earl Of Kimberley, Secretary for
India; SIr. Joseph Chamberlain, First
Lord Of the Admiralty; Mr.. j. NJ. Nor
Icy, Chief Secretary for Ireland. The
Freeman's journal states that IL has
reason to believe that Gladstone has
agreed with Parnell to join forces in
Parliament for the passage Of n bill
which shall establish a native Parlia.
ment in Dublin 10 deal with Irish nj
fairs, the new Legislature to be so con.
stitutcd as TO add to the present safe.
Suntds 81 the integrity Of the Empire
md :he r,iht OF the Crown. s-''
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-02-07

The King OF Bavaria has ordered his
Steward aud the Bavarian Finance
Minister TO examine his finances. Ills
debts, which amonnl 10 $1,000, 900. nj
cnsily DO pail by n alo Of his property
and securities. The Munich Bank Of
fcrs the King n loan TO meet his urgent
demands. An examination reveals n
careless administration OF his affairs,
and In the future the care Of his inan.
rcs will bo entrusted TO new hands.
Although eccentric, the King ably dis.
charges his duties. md his subjects do
not desire 10 deihrODC him.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-02-07

In the Tuscaron mining case on trial
in the District Court, Frank Parsons,
the eighth witness for the defense: WIS.
on the stand at4 o'clock this evening,
where he had been a great part Of tho
day. Seventeen witnesses testified On
behalf Of the plaintiff. but whether an
equal number will De called by ths.det
Tense vi are upinformed. The -trsii. .
mony in the case may possibly GloHc To-
night.