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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-06-26
River Kilograms.

C1ycISNATI, June 26.-River, 6 feet 2
inches and falling. Rain last night.
CAIRO, June 26-Arrived; Mary Mil
Ter, Memphis, pm; Mary Houston,
New Orleans. midnighti Commonwealth,
St. Louis, 2 am. Departed: Grand
Tower, Memphis, 9 pm; Mary Miller,
Cincinnati, 10 p. M; Houston, Louisville,
l am; Commonwealth and Shannon
New Orleans, Sam. Clear and hot. /.
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BANK OF COMMERCE.

MEMPHIS. TENN, June 3. 1s74.J
Referring to the above announcement, we
take pleasure in saying that We are prepared
to honor all checks against balances due from
the DeSoto Bank, and will be highly gratifed
to have its patrons continue their business re-
lations with US. We have retained the ser
vices Of Jehn A. Holt, former Teller Of the
DeSoto Bank.
g4-1O9 r. A. PARKER Cashier.
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MASONIC.
MEETING.
AUCTION.

$4,000 COLUMBUS, MISS, BONDS
AT AUCTION,
For the benefit Of whom concerned,
Monday, Jane 30. 1874. nj IL O'clock
Corner Madison and Main sts.
A. \. FRANRLAND, AuetiOneer.
a-l3
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RACE.
TROTTING PARK.

HE MEMPHIS TROTTING PARK AssO-
citation will, on the 26th instant offer
Purse of $500, to be trOtted for by Shelby
county horses. at their Park on fernando
road. Horses must have been owned and in
Shelby county on and since the LIST day Of
June. 1874. Three hundred and fifty dollars
will be given to the first horse. enc hundred
dollars 70 the second. and fifty dollars to the
third. Race, mile heats to harness. Entrance
10 per cent. of purse; play or pay. Five to
enter and three to start. Entries to close ten
DAYS from date. at Club Rooms at the Park.
Horses to start promptly at four o'clock pm.
el-1O2 HENRY BROTHERS. sup't:
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Ole Bull was recently presented with
a golden crows by an admirer in Flor
ence, Italy.
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HOTEL.
REOPENISG AT RALEIGH.

TNHE UNDERSIGNED BEGS TO INFORM
mis- friends and the public generally that
he has reopened the COL EMAN HOUSE, WIN
Cottages adjoining, all situated on the brow o.
the hill overlooking the Springs; All nealy
furnished and thoroughly renovated;
No connection with the Franklin House.
ogf NJ. McKKOGH. Proprietor.
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Friday, June 26th,

closed last evening with the following nom
nations:
III. Brothers enters sorrel gelding, Butcher
Boy, formerly Honest John.
George Gordonier enters bay geiding' JacA
Gown. ~
joe seligman enters dun gelding. Lead
Mine. formerly Bones.
JOS. Miller enters sorrel mare, Kate Tor
" g. 81 II. Bracket L Co. enter sorrel gelding,
Schinderhonis. -. ~
June u, 1874, "NIZ
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ENTRIES
TO THE
Memphis Trotting Park.

nHE ENTRIES FOR THE $500 PURSE
i 10 be trotted for at Memphis Trotting
park
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Insures Against Fire.
p9- Risks en- Private Dwellings especially
solicited.

STATE OF TENNESSEE.
INSURANCE COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, June 10, 1874.
T VIM. MORROW. INSURANCE COM
i, missioner, do hereby certify that the
New Orleans Insurance Company,
located at New Orleans, in the State Of Lou
isiana, has produced to me satisfactory evi
dence that said Company has complied with
all the requirements Of the laws Of the State
Of Tennessee imposed on Insurance compa-
MES, and further certify that james E. War
ner, agent of said Company. has authority to
take risks and transact the business of insu-
rance for and in behalf of said Company in
this State, at Memphis. Tennessee. during
the year ending December 81, 1874;
fSignedl w MORROW.
94-1lS Insurance Commissioner of Tenn.
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REFERENCE BY PERMISSION:
First National Bank, Thos. H. Allen 4 Co.,
Fourth National Bank, Stewart, Gwynne &Co.
State National Bank, Oliver, Finnie a Co.,
Bank of Commerce, Martin u Hillsman.
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For Connty Trustee.

/ am candidate for the Office of County
Trustee, subject TO the convention to be as
sembled under the Bartlett Resolutions.
9l-tc r. j. BLACK.
am candidate for reelection to the office
of County Trustee, subject to the Bartlett
Convention.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-22
Max Aasler on ullll.inQ Dead People.

- ~, a, ,ho .L.,.,o, 'rhs
Ana .neh ene,e ~. s. .',. =, a.
E,1uImauA 'nAns $500 sn vu ,s.,a. ~ Az
eoi,ar oones OF .net ~ usP,is ,ius,anI. y,
NJ % rsu,'r % b.,,un "a, NJ. ,ss hv !,
sisucn S"u.r, 'i,., "s ,aL a., ,hI ho,s
Ihi,rsaa , ".''us, y, .'' ,os 49,, % , % .,s ,,ons,
anu nsu ~ ,n"ue ~ W." e,,na 80.
win wn'cn no u'eu 70 80 ka a,o ~ I...
nau'hga "Vlnsn VIZ Igus% -, ~ r.w
him' lie always PaayWa% % S,'
ana they say, up NJ Mauen '''ii' onan,
tl'at no wn''Iiec ., 'ns nus nus ,xhsn o,5
music gu, ., m ,a LII MI hI. si,,s
Msesintosn ,ss y, Dy 49,, INV, 49,, rs .rl an.
haa h's ,,anie~ A." o" 80
@ rrseu .nc wnse S' ~ ,,,o, ~ .hI.h shs
hans.ss anu ueu's, .h.u1 ous.v 49,, ,h.v
gave 20 nor sss'n1 .',n n ho,,.., rIat of
WIZ "''. ,n r.iss h.nd,..
W., ~, NV. ''..,aaa.s n Ia, won,sn't .,.y
. anu 'no 'n"s. ,n,,ons WA .dmIi.
ous'yueI ,.S =" sS.,Shosv y. hal 70 ns iu.t no ans.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-22
rItE nLAaNEY STONE.

ny MRS. YASSr norx.
There IL green isls In the ocean,
For % I have oftsn been told.
where dwell . remarkable people,
More fancd for their wit thaa thsir gold.
In days that have long since departed.
Their castles 20 stately did stand;
They hAd lords and lad.es m p,snty.
That seemed only born to command.
But Time. the eonq'ror of nations.
Has crowded poor Ireland sore
Her castles In ruins are lying.
Her iadiss and lords srSns more. .r
Bat the legends asoat these old castles
Conc down 10 us -till, ss of old.
And the one that always beet pleased me
About Castle blarney 10 told.
I suppose you have sil heard the story
Ofthe wonderful Old Barnsy stone
Every Irishman surely has klssed IL,
Aud lt's kissed not By the iri.h alone.
know thsia good uiany traysisrs
Have sought out the stone on the ely,
As, altheuga they thcaght they'd deceive us,
We could tell BY the glance Of their eye.
And fsncy that .ons Of those tourl.t,,
when they thougat themselves AL alone.
Just tosk out knife froa, their pocket,
And ehipped OF piece VI the stone.
And back again 'eross the Atlantic,
Thsy came with their prlxe 10 this shore;
And the men ths, most oten have kissed II
Are the eass that the ladies adore.
P.rhap. you will think I'm sarcastic.
And 10 ladiss Ought 70 atons,i = -
A would. but u. INV dssr vnsAamss.
I have never myself kissci ihs stone. 4,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-22

MLLwAuxEE SemiRsl:, A weary
locking stranger threw himself Into 4
Sea.ind chair last evening. and ALB
ruptly remarked: III you are In q
hurry, never travel on Mlssissippl
river steamboat. Two been three
weeks on the way up from Now Or
leans. Tie boat stops on the slightest
provocatiou. A white horse switch.
Ing his tall on the bank |, taken NJ =
signal by the pilot, aud the boat 10
rounded to-"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-22

PRor. TyspAIL.. who has been stay
Ing recently at Frcshwater, lsls Of
Wight. with Sir John Lubbock, was
missed one day, and search being made
for hlm hs was found upon cliif,
where no had climbed In search OF
geological specimens. A rope was
procured aud the learned professor wa'
landed with no ethcr Injury than soil
ed clothes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-22

A MAmoS, Iowa. woman poured
several quarts OF boiling water down
her husbands back recently. She
catches q glimpse OF the Spring time
flowers through the bars OF the jail.
while he Is studying the pattern OF
the carpet through the stats Of his
bed. They both agree that the next
time there arises the question o'siove-
wood fer supper In the family, neral
suaslon will be the thing.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-22

Two young parsons representing
themselves TO be brothers, have been
nc work for some time In livery sta
BILE In Dubuque. Iowa. lt was dis.
covered that one Of tho persons was a
girl, when the boy owned the iact that
she wa. his sister, but he was unable
10 support her alone and feared TO
trust her to strangers, hence the as
sumed disguise.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-22
sralyrusa AND yREIeAIHs.l z
VIRGINIA AND tTRUckEE
RAILROAD. ].
OY AND AFTER OCTOBER g isa

lz ls0s3--zIIEQ3 4
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-22

An old man actually starved to death
at st. AlbAns. Vermont, the other day.
because he was destitute aud too proud
TO make known his situation. lie wns
found sick with lung fever, on dirty
straw mattress, where he had been
lying some days, but aid reached him
too late.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-12-16
-:-:- I: .s,.s ..s-...

Add, = year 40 two gcns,suicr
came 10 The htiir town uf Nil.ri. OF
North Missouri nfosi. AMI grop.
ed TO establish n cheese factory. II the
fsrmer- IN the vicinity you'd con'tscl
q certain - % m,lk per jay
Thirty four OF the IA urer- nIslns
frrm ~ o. - cow. .acs. su,er,l ,n,.
the axre-m n,. tn svntien n . 81 d.
ei th".r h'tor: st ac~t Of si.6ul.
Tor hcdSe al machinery. AL eom.
mencr'i operations
The farmers received f,r their mill
per gallon ja.t what the eh.e-e maker
received per pound for thrir rhee.e
he's. three aud a bali c,nt.. Tia, i,
to say, IL cheese sellS for thirteen aui
. hsF cent? Ter pouni, the 'rrm.,.
receive ten eeuts per f,ha
Tor their mix The aver
L rr;ce per gallon sr pill
during tbs p,~, wear .ha- hcen ,rn
cents. The farmers -, the cGws
aVcrsg- them per month live dollar
for milk alone the ~srrsets IN addition
receiving The Profits of'hr sal- of then
calve- an getting al rhs whey fran
ih,ir milk, which they brin, home
from the factory. for their Thu.
IL will be en- that lor miik alone n
COW will paw a farmer per year, six,
lola,~. The surS 81 m,lkibg ani de
TO the factory .lo,s not
materially interfere with the day',
a bor in iar iirli The cheese max
srs lay hey have no tfoublr in f~iniias
.sle fr their che->e-,nlrei. thai
hey are unable 20 hl all tl,rrr order,
5u' htIIe capital - required on the
art ~ The farmer ar mlnlia.tufer.
nj iFom $40 To tjDp. IA result. !,
IN Community each
ionth Now. We AK again. l. there :
requiring no more ~capii. :
nat will pay any better than q ehee.r !
.Adair county h,S tour of :
lem, AMI l. not near - veil alap,cJ
the business a, thi. county. Oar .
rLDer- w0ulj III well 10 investigate "
r. matter. There j. u n-c,.,it, t,r <
To send % OHIO Cor oar chcs.. g.
hen al home We can manuGc,u. g
t a. good an article. AID instead q, SO
ing purchasers. become scil,r,-
I. LDRs Gr.sue ia
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-12-16

l. ialh II. there vas L.. j aahi
sai niheT rhra-, of the iind. ihs
n'Ie msii' n eye. 6,d wuh ,rsr.,
nj he he-i'at-d u While
threading her 6ne.r, through be,
CHI s'hn; '"cls. She finally threw
her>sif INTO chair. la Gof, name.
he ra>i~d. take i, qaickly.' The
barber, sa;i.f d With hi. bargain. VI.
a'"u' To- ciinch 10 ia III, hear.
wh"D a gentleman Who "a, halr..iav.
ed. locking on told han To- stop. Ny
chlii, he laid, why do yoa want 20
sell y"uT beau,ifal HAIR My muth
er Ia been nearly f.e mouths III.
can work enCu.h to support Us.
Every ihitr has bcth >oid or pawn.d.
aud rh're : hot . penny ia the house.
tand kan krenfSer INA haus No no.
my child, said the stranger, If ths,
l. the Gaze ! will buy your hair, AMI Z
will Civ. you = hundred guiliren for
It,. lie gave the poor girl the note,
The sight Of which had dried her tears,
aud touk up the bs,ber's shears. Tai
inr the ] cks in III, hand. he took the
i"ngesi hair, Gu, il of alone, AMI pu,
II carefully in his pocket book, thus
one hundred forms Tor q single
He took the poor girls address. (.
ia case he should want to buy another
At the same rate. The charitable
mao Is only designated "a the chief Of
! great industrial enterprise within tie
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-12-16

y young gentleman with q medium
sized. HIGHT brown mu.tache ani a .lli,
OF clothes % 'accnmnpia,inx terms
that Il, on III. in~-cur. cr.dis sy.,em
-came into a hotel one afrern.,u, an
after ealing for . gla-. Of MADEIRA,
turned t. the con Y pre- emf ssi
offered to max. 4 n pc IT bets. .hich
nobody rrc-enf seeuei inc'isei 20 ac-
cep,. The exquisite gha'csd arouni
consemp'npu-iy and all:
II want to msl~ q b., of .ome kinI;
dom, ears > NJ what its. IBb,
any m.p FINN a -hiIling'- worth o.
cigar. 80 sjD Now yonr tim. g.n
,l<meD. What d,ycu proyo ,T
S'pping . g's-- OF Der n one eY-nsr
o. the lar rs1 n, = q. iia I'D g.n,L--
man. who boxed a. though h. nsizi,
be. . farmer. lie &c, d On hi- sis.-
and addressed h e<rli.is-:
Well, Mister. I'm Mt 10 III habi;
of making b.i-. but SEEING you re anx-
lon. abor, n I boo; care If crafty
ou- So LII bet yeu = Gr,r-,- softh
Of sizes that esn pour q1Ast ~ mo-
lasse. into your hat and turn i, Gu, in
to = solii lamp @ carly il ~, rin.
u;e- by the ~s,ch.'
Done. aid the e1q,i-ise. taxing
81 hi. hat AMI hssiing IL Ia tn ssra,-
er. IL ~. a real ok bar. 9 .ples5il
article that shoae IKE but sssia The
gentleman to,k the Ia: and r.
fue--ed the tars-keeper To serd for
quart Of noias~s.
III, chap -or'. II ten eenss squat
the kidd y. in TN. expert.
nea'." al E-- t.nIias arer . tn
senf stamp to tie bar k.-p-s.
The molssees IA. b-oaghs. sn1 the
Did fsrusr ~ah gEsse. m~y-segr,us
nasr-i IL iste the dsn-
3y's hat, Oh Ie the .zq1i-iie ssns IN,
AZ watch 70 note The time. f;;vins
he hat too o. three shskes, ssh
s'snor BIsike sdroiss<-1 the ex.
plxe1 ], 90 n. table anil
sassd INFO r. .. 4 v.fe ing the 500
'erfsI process Of .o'sssSc.sisa-
~ssH" M - tss5y.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-12-16
.ae ;;r.,, He::s.

The molern Norman horse !. sun
posed &c be y crI-. between the AMI,
iu-ion lNooii-hj anil the old I.e,yy
Norman breed Of France. lie com
blnes many qntiiies desirable IN a farm
horse, aud il dc>efveJly growing int.
favor. We i, spirited, yet d~ile. la
great muscular strength. i. robgs. b 1
& nod wini. /, moderately loy 10 ne
wiiher-, enabling I'm to tLrs, great
'nrce into the collar: dior, h'T
neck, large trca.t sni shopIer-. stout
limb, and sount f.rt. ~ "fhai. 20, ,
sesse. ,be wavy u.n- ~ all rhou.h
he cannot be con ere'i iieet yet he
,arpas-e,t Oh 9th r breed. perhaps, in
pulling loa,s .agoi rolni pa,,, AMI
m.intaisin It through the day. Iii
!; abou, ifte.n hand. All
weigh from J. 100 to Sp pounds.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-12-16

What i. the difference between q
spendthrih and a pillow, One Is bard
mp aud 'he other i. sof, down.
Sponge brhs'' s,e recommended.
The best way t. get one is to so 20
some bathroom. take a bath, and tell
the proprietor to-ehzrge il.
A Milwaukee man .ays he Ike TO
be wrecked - Enoeh Arden vas, and
come home and end his wife re- mari
ed. He'd 60 out Of the rate With .
hop aud skip. instead OF breaking
hi heart.
Tn re has been q reward Offered BY
4 society 10 Vermont for the champion
mean man. Did that society ever
hear Of the Cleveland xesslenss, Who,
when q boy returned him his pocket
book, containing fre hundred dollar,
which BE- had Iasf. vest out and
bought Eve cents xouh Of bananas,
AMI ave the boy the skins 10 chev?
il Is we'll denonseI aied fact shas
when a widow has once determined 70
marry any psrsicslzr nan al young
girl having designs 10 the same dirrc-
sH,n May 8 seGl r.firs as once. The
sai"s via Gin sieeseen 6ues out Of
twenty
A xood comet fos hsos use can Be-
nnade by tying : bunch Of lighted sse
4sgkpu syjR
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-12-16
Barley 10. Es,ses.

Chemistry tell, Us, AID expeficnc,
confirms the statement. that barley J.
one among the richest uf grains in f.r
and fle.h-forming ingredients. Ac
corning TO chemists of acknowledge
authority it is especially rich ip.
hun,rn, gluten sugar. gum AMI ,ao.-
plate OF lime. Standing , n .erab!y
over oats in these psrticsars-two
leeds Of barley being e~t'ma'ed a.
equal 10 three Of oats. Ia view OF the
fact tina. oats have become . very un-
certain crop Of hre years, !, Is veil for
f,rmers TO i~ looking gu, for some
substitute. aud Vi know Of nothing 20
likely 10 answer a. BARLEY. We know
that 70 a certain extent il IL a health
fnl AMI substantial food for horses,
anil viii pay for itself IL grown for this
purpose alone, to .ay Beahine Of the
winter pasturaye that 1t may afford
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-12-16
Belle: Committees.

We very much regre. to her Of
some charges and i~n>inuatios. made
in relation tn the di.trika'ion Of
various donation forward To our
state for those suffering ief The neces
>aries Of life. Il is too AZ to be the
ca-e, that If matters u, not conduct-
Ell according to our own particular
notion. We suspect life il something
wrong and comsrace to ind fault
The fac, i. We fss too Suspicious Of
n and annth-h,ve not conf lence
enough in oer ieilow IMAM. \ system
can easily r. aicp,e1. b. which every
one can b, protected. Irresponsible
commit'rmen. or agents. should be
disoossrnanced. No article, should
lie used by any parties or persons
wjttnt taking a receipt for the variou.
aeas and amount. No local agent
'.hould i-sse TO individuals withou, a
receipt, besides keeping a book.
TO whom such articles we're
By thi, plan no fraud can be
No one viii recript for
= that they do Tot receive, aud the
can at any inc ascertain II III.
tut Las been jndciou.ly disposed Of
The recipients Of thee doua,ions
Ire 100 often si fault. We fear tina,
"o many per>on> fee! ,ii-poei 10 take
of the generosity of the
by asking f.r aud receiyipg
"ors than their just p~r,rorian. ~
he fxciusion OF = nrishbnr xho nav
e N greater distress AMI where mod
- rsy prevent him from making il
lawn. LEGAL agents should exercise
rat care AMI juiennen' in making
in1 di-,ntu,i,ns, AMI any one taking
Of the generous hearted
hat offers relief. should lie sxpo-ed--
\. ln,ssr, Ps,,ea.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-12-16
ce.s:..s.;:.1. ~lz.-..a-.

<7ih.re n. u!d H. 10 blind vsnrrsiio.
tDf the t~andsment, al ias rha' h,. ou
bycd circumstance. aud j, m ,u,.S. un,
DIR which IL ~. framed. The cnn-'i
y tfion Of the United States ,hould be-
s4se0ded IN At hast three particulars.
S3nafor- -h"u'd he elected directly by
TT people. lhi- mole would be in
a(FmOny with "nr -y.,em of govern
fueuf, which l. clsimcd !" ~ rclula, (:
sd We see no valid oil ciian. II
4suh prevent bri' cry. IL would at
I'd ability and honesty. an orIortupi-
against capital and vcnali,y. Take.
fsr ~instAnc.. cur own legislature.
1RwericAlly con-idercd. There are
ttrt-en senator's. Seven are rerutli-
asSs~s.ss-,i1 -,ss:.- A sena
'oriai election is penlinr. F,a, j.,
majority of u majority. Any can.
dtiate who h., one or lwo srieui, can
not, have more than one or " To- hla,-
dish. m e >.na'e, ami the mom.ut
la. m nlna io1 = anrnnneei ~ that
body, the nrs> h.. ~ Eff ct upnn the
ham. tharPs, - corruption IN
senatorial el-crion., have bee ne no.
torious. AMI in many instance. have
been pr,v.n Z, fle satisfaction Ut un-
prejudice minds II a party pay
$50, 900 for his place, he set. al ,u,
to get eyrn,' AMI no longer repre-
sents anybody but corporations amf
lobbyists, who agree 10 reimburse
him.
Tie electoral college should hc aboi.
because there is no provision
for settling disputes as To- the counting
Ut votes Of the states. The hnns- of
yes became r;o,ou- on this
question o. Grant, eIecriua, aud Is n !
" ade finally rrnlcre Ia grave iecl~i.n !
hat the vote e G.orxia might b l
s'unt"i II !; dii no, aiF-c' the genera!
'e>nli. but ii lid, it was a qu>tion for {
'ier-c"n.ideTsricn.
IL the elector. from tics state were :
tn ra>t their vo,e-which i. Y
to represent the popular u
n particular man for pref T.
'ent. and should Ca, it tor ONE one u
I>r, there Is no rem iy or penalty. Ct
~ case me ar Two vote should con T,
ihe 'e,Dp'a'lJn i, patent. Way T.
ie MT the people A. cDnp-trnt {, al
senator, by drec, suffrage, a, Ii
representatives.? y,
A crn>u- should be taken once in In
'1r ,sasS. T,n l. too lonx tr th- I
'e. One Ean Representing a hall y,
,lllon Of people in q new country, -
here there Is ever, thing tn d, and >,
IN the oh, representing n ID
,n1red ihou,ani where is cumpsra- al
s"iy nothing to d., in i"cal IT person pr
Affairs. is hardly equality before the "a
". We say four years, b-calse th,t "a
'u'd be a convenient term According ,r
the present constitutional proyi. pa
d. in other matters Om1h, Repuj- x''
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-12-16
The average Barber.

He l. in a state Of Precipitation, an,
l. greasy be Veal a paper collar hi
Il gers are pudey aud his nail, are IL
mourning. .vid.n,ly for come rear re-
lation he sniPs and SHIPS away,
p'nching Your ears, uippipg your eye.
'a,he> and your jaw until you think he
must have cut off enough Of hair n
I'LL a mattress. He always ssys:
Shampoo, SIR To which you say
No. aud he says. ''Eh, SIR: To
which you reply Mo- two oe,aves
higher. Heads very dirp, sah,
to which fyou have experience, o
respond, II always have it So and
cut of further dctrre. But he has
revenge. He draw, hi fingers in a
pot Of axle grease, scented With musk
and agr, AID, before you can divine
hl> fearful intent, >alears II all over I
your head, and rubs it in until you
look Ike an animatel gun swab.-
Then he shuwsr. weak bay run down
your back au9Grer your shir,, arfanyes
your locks 10 away that would make
Socrates box hike 4 thunder blasted
idiot, and collects hi. stipend with an
air of yir,uou> cnnd ascension A.. you
put yolr bat on, You are assaulted by
a .nsil boy With a large brush. who
I ubchr> you IN the abdomen with the
nv end. rap> your ribs with the
and conduct, hi, movements
sish -nch m.,,esly strategy that you
fall over him or piriably bride
im with ten cents to k. ycu out
e. +
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-12-16
ssa:.es Es-:-s Sc as;....s H<r.

Bere i. . very pretty story from
y,san,, told By on~ Of the papers 10
th., city:
IL fsv dsys sso yosnr ard psnrly
cad xih entered = bariS-rs -hop in
vi,sns, and It'd sh~ p-opsissr thar
Re ,pu.s .f.ay her heal The fri-eurs
e1.sined her jons. ehe-J. chestnut
loea& ard began to bargain He
ceast give eight gai!den. and no more.
31yss plenty stis wR.. she pries
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-12-16

\ sVh'" meter "a, ssiag .
pupil The barter Be asgsea the
mare the boy laughed
~" hat are 500 au} hiax ff u.
gnirci th, master
B,ea"-r you licking the afons
boy uss ;hs rrply.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-12-16

"rh>fer dictionary e,uiaias oses
f:iy fhna.sr,i ~.,ois. Jane. 80, that
when be couHe han,r the other pighs.
Ia the space OF hil.sa minutes HI.
szssi ,arsa "a - k,sa i.s,sss
ne s'me extra on'ss apl sss shsvsi.
Good tur NJ. .ilnr.i
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-12-16

hrn'h rssssws sas Fu.esss
,.p<r to advissa 7eanx asss ~ ~
ws~e.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1874-05-13
A Stylish RAMS Head,

In the show window of the jeweler
Thomas Kirkpatrick, at Broadway and
Nineteenth street, is displayed highly
ornamental rams head, intended as a
gift to President Tejeda, Of Mexico. from
Gen. r. Benavides, Mexican Minister
to the Court of Berlin. the horns of
the ram are capped with solid silver
limitations of Scotch thistle, with an
amethyst about the size of half dollar
set in each. On the top of the head a
small silver crown, surmounted by a
"cairmgon,' Scotch stone resembling
topaz, about two and half inches
long and two inches wide. A silver
rake, spoon, rabbits foot, and other
emblems, are attached by silver cords.
In Scotland it is customary to fill the
crown with snuff, of which the guests at
table are expected to partake as a mat
ter of ceremony. When sent to the
Mexican President the crown is expect
ed to serve as holder Of cigarettes
NeaU York Tribune.