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Isn't il about time 10 stop treating the In
dams as babies and keeping them exacting
and arrogant by systematic pettIng? The
recent conduct OF the Sioux chiefs now in
this city, shows the defiant temper they are
IN. and should make the government author
tiles very firm in their treatment OF them.
Red Cloud has been in bad humor for over a
year. because the Commissioner OF Indian
Affairs insisted on taking frequent census
or his people and issuing supplies Accord
iDgiy. Formerly the number was estimated
and his tribe received more than they were
entitled TO. He has never liked the counting
business, and has done all he could TO thwart
the intention Of the authorities in this re-
spect. Add TO this the pernicious influence
exercised over the principal chiefs by inter
ested traders and half-breeIs. and the GOV
ernment finds them in very unamiable
mood. Under the circumstances ii j. not I'M
likely that they will return 10 their country
dissatisfied, and ripe for a bloody war on the
whites. Such result is to be depreeat tel.
and the government should spare no pains to
avert IL, if possible. Numbering over 1000
souls. the Sioux could muster from 5000 TO
200 warriors - enough 20 keep half our
standing army actively employed for
months.
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Average Daily Circulation, 1850

A. the news market + extremely duh lust
ICv. even the prolific vein OF Cabinet changes
having about played out, for the preSen. at
least, some OF the enterpTising Washington
correspondents have unearthed a mares
Eest-that is. they have discovered tina. from
1872 to lSGj. by orders OF Secretary Stanton,
tax Of - a month was levied upon the wages
@. the cOIo-eI teamsters with the army to
create a faud FOR the temporary maintenance
OF the freedmen; that OF the sum thus raised,
$4,000 o. remained in the hands OF the
tua-teTmaSters. and it is proposed to ask
Congress to look into the matter and return
the money to the soldiers y telegram from
this city IN the y. Y. TIib5p'e, Saturday,
says
sThe publication OF the fact that, during
the late war. tax OF ~ per cent. of their
wages was levied upon cOlored wagOlerS en-
ployed in the federal army for the creation of
q .cOntTaband fund has surprised great
many people in Washington, most of whom
Ieard II FOR the first time through the Tri-
These surprised people could not have.lived
in Washington, or been connected with the
army, during the war, for IL was pretty well
known here and at the front that the reIuc-
tons on freedmen's wages were made by or
Ger o. Secretary stanton 10 raise money for
the support u the large number of aged and
infiTm cOlored people who came into our
lines with the able bodied freedmen, SUI
feTing class for whom no provision was 9TH
orwiSe made. and that this ''contraband
fund" or part of il, at least, went 10 pay
the expenses Of the .'Freedmen's Village"
on Arlington Heights. the freedmen's farms
in Virginia, and the freedmens home on An
olostan Island-tne money being used in the
erection OF buildings for shelter, and pur-
chasing of clothing. medicine. food, and
other necessary supplies for freed people, too
g, l.
surprise those who know these facts
however, to hear that there were millions
in il" and that the quaTIermasters have not
accounted for il: that the order OF Secretary
Stanton was Illegal, and that the accounting
officers of the Treasury would reject such
'contTaband fund items if in an officers
accounts BY call at the proper offices in
the Treasury these knowing correspondents
may learn that the "cOntraband fund" ac-
counts have been audited and allowed. Claim
agents are not likely to find bonanza in this
direction.
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REAUTIFUL COTTAGE SITES.

BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE SITES.
To families DESTROYS Of securing q summer resi-
dence near this city, that for healthfaness il IA 4
eNcced In the United States. and for beautiful views
Is rarely excelied in any country, attention and
inspection is invited 70
EIGHT ONE ACRE LOTS,
adjoining each other, the North Arlington
Heights, aud being part of the North Arlington
Fruit arm, with apples, pears and cherries in fun
bearing, and adjoining the celebrated North Airing
ton Nlneya DIS, which be purchased al much less
than their true value. With Washington, Geor ge-
town, the Potomac and surrounding country in fun
view from each, they are not eQualed by any other
locality near this city in all their and adj
Nautages. To those who Will build upon them
once, the most liberal terms offered.
tmsll Farms In the same locality are also offered
for sale
R0B'T A. PHILLIPS,
mayStr sos 18th street northwest.
I OFFER FOR SALE.
Il 100 Shares I'd National Bank Stock.
III N. Y. & Alexandria Steamshi 10 Com
Tany Stock.
2 {. Citizers Building Company Stock
10 :. Bank of the Republic Stock
j. STRICkER BRADFORD, Attorney,
feyl iin Room az lie prOit Building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-24

Journalism in St. Louis has been some
what OF the SleepieSt. bat now il has pro-
mise 81 an awakening. y consolidation OF
the Gi15e and DcaDcTo' has been effected
with Joseph Is. NoCullagh-the lively
MACK o. renOwn as a Washington CORE
spo2dent-as managing et.tOT. At the same
time II l. announced that George Alfred
Townsend has accepted the @ utorShip OF the
Tunes democratic o. mat city. What with
"Mack" ana Gath" the people OF ST. Louis
viii be apt TO get some lively reajins in the
near future.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-24

For highly moral paper IL sounds Old to
Lave the y. Y. Tribune beratins the govern
Inent tor not allowing the Indians in Wash
ingtOn TO .'chOose their own quarters" Con-
S.deTiLs the quarters they chose To q con-
siderable extent when last IN Washington.
and the doctors bill the government had 10
Pay in Consequence, IL i not stra lge that the
latter should find il desirable to exercise a
little vigilance in the matter.
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LOST AND FOUND.

i OST-Sunday evening. May q. on l. street, be
i 4 tween 9th and 10Th, gth street, between l.
and street church, small Oval shape BHEASc-
Pin. set with pearls. The finder viii receive a re-
ward by leaving it at 933 street northwest It.
I OsT-ARTIFICIAL TOOTH on small rubber
- plate, on IA "a street. probably near ,treet.
Reward paid by leaving it at Dr. II. NJ. DAWES,
1921 Penn-y l, ania avenue. maya 2t
l OST-in or near Centre Market this morning, a
IL dark leather P0RTMONNAIE, containing be
tween 70 and 10, cards and address of owner, and
other memoranda. A liberal reward if left at Star
Office. may22-2t-
I 0ST-S1O Reward-A GOLD BRACELET, on
IL "Wednesday, marked on the inside''A. l.. H.,
Oc'. ed, lS61." The above reward will be paid on
its being returned 10 the owner at $50 Connecticut
avenue northwest. may243;+
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u j said that Senator Jones, who went
over 10 New York To "bUli Bonanza" lost
upwards of seven hundred thousand dollars
Instead OF being a successful bull. JAZZ Gould
gOGbIeJ him mp like lamb.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-24

Tie grasshopper panic in the west is dwin-
ding somewhat under more encouraging
prospects. Reports from Missouri, Kansas.
Minnesota, and Iowa are all OF more hope
fUl character.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-24
BOARDING.

BOARDING.
kNOR RENT-Large furnished ROOMS on the "a
Il and 81 floors, with board: moderate rates for
unmer. 81 : llth street northwest. maya s.
A PRIVATE FAMILY on Georgetown Heights
1 with large house, pleasant grounds, cool rooms
VIII take gentleman and wife, or few gentlemen,
to board for the summer on reasonable terms. Al
dress COTTAGE Star office. my223t*
- suite or single, corner house, southern and
tern exposure; No. 42i East Capitol street. MI 9t+
MILLIkENS-Ce raer OF 10th and 4 streets
WI northwest, Washington, ID. O., one square from
avenue and street CARS. Board by the week or
month. Transient Board, 81 per day. House thor
oEghly renovated and refurDisLed.
febS-ly FRANK MILLIKEN, Proprietor.
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PIANOS, dc.

4 SPLENDID sTock OF THC MORBID RI
"A NOMNED kNABE PIANoS-Parlor-
Gtand, square Grand. - uarr and I p-ighi 49,
Pianos, VIM. McCammons celebrated Pi-UTyH
amos, ociaves, full toned Pianos from other we'll
known factories. which will also sell aud rent an
the most accommodating terms. Tuning pron ptly
ATTENDED 10. Mrs. q. REICHENBACH. Ia3 I'M
stfeet, q lew doors aboNe Pa. ave. mayl9ly
"hEChER BRO. IS PIANOS ARE THE BEST
- made M the country. They take fne-z-
Ieac OF hrst class Instruments. being va S,EzF2
rlNsIed ~ beauty OF tone aud perfection Offit NV
mechanism ia every detail.
Prices reasonable. Terms easy.
q. KUHN, Sole Agent,
O32 New York avenue, Washington, u. q
mayl0-tr "
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hANIEL e. rAHEY,
CSnoae Perias aad G,ersl Reaess.
Cellar HloorS, Areas, Park and Garden Wal =,
Stable Floors and Alleys Concerted Walls tarred
= TO render them imperviols 70 dsmlness. Repair
and Ct prices 70 please. Once: B street, between
10Th and 1lth stree6D northwest. a1-@
COHINV LOAN OFFICE, Crse, q IA stys.
~ aad Nstc fovk Arense, entrance on New ~
York ayenue The most private Loan OficeA
in the city. Money loaned ct the lowest rsteO -
OF tnteresf Gold and Silver Watches, Diamonds,
Plate and Plated Ware, Guns. Pistols, Ladies' and
0entlemens Clothing, CARPETS, and I'll articles OF
vAus. dec1lH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-24

HALLETT DAVIS & cos
HI CELEBRATED PIANOS.
MRS. II. l.. SUMNER, 4
msrtt.th.Ss.sm eli OH street NV VnCn
1'hk CcLIBRI CUMMING BIRDD PIANO
=. ne nss,esti the smallest and the cheap-
est nrSt Glass eeVon-OCtaVe Piano evern=&SD
made c. l.. WILD BRO, Sole agents, VTVYv
12S fth street northwest. half squsre above Potent
once One tine Piano. bat Little used, Tor sale IT q
bargain. nArls-tr
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The firm heretofore existing between SMITHSON
DUNN, in the Brick Manufacturing business. is
this daS dissolved by mutual consent. All bills due
tie above hIm viii be collected by Thos Il. Smith
THOMAS f. SMITHSON
THOMAS DUNN.
Having purchased Thomas Dunn 3 interest in the
above business l shall hereby continue the same
Being thankful Tor past patronage hereby ask for
continuation Of the same.
may2i-6t THOS. T.. SNITHSON
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN.
Liberal advances made 10 any amount and for any
time desired, at very reasonable terms, all kuds
OF personal property, Bonds, Stocks and fine Mer-
chandise. Also, goods bought and sold on oom1lis
SION Always ON hand AT private sale large seIec-
&c. &c, cheap for cash, Auction sales on the ist
or 20 OF every month. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Strictly confidential.
8. GOLDSTElN & Co.
Loan OEee, Commission ant Errhasgs Boxers
n. Il. corner loth and streets northwest.
~ PTiyaAe entra nce on 10th street. may.-tr
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THE NEW BOOKS
Il WARREN CHOATE < co s.
Tie Memoirs Of Gen. William T. sherman
--s.- ......-. 81
Breakfast, Luncheon and Tea. By Marion
Double story By George Macdonald ........ l q
Aud all the other New Books, also complete stock
Of Fine Stationery.
WARREN CHOATE 4 CO..
II Vernon Row corner Pa ave. anl iOrh a..
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PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
\ IRs, A. REAM,
M,dtHsl, can he consulted Tor a few dave
Pennsy lSanla SYenDc, No AIS. MA 81
a T II OGY.
EADAME Ross.
This celebrated Lady Astrolosist snc Healing Ne
dturl can be consulted at No. 20I street ccrer OF
70, northwest. She has no superior IN ielineatipf
the Past Present, and Future. In love or businass
her advice is invaluable, describing yocr frisnds
pointing ont your enemies, and nfsrlnng you of the
sure way 70 success 10 al UNDERTAKINGS. Corsuita-
ton strsctly confidential. Ladies, u; gentlemen,
else. iyH-iy
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FIR E COMPAN

AcksoN, No Meets First Monday nigh
~ IN each month. r.. L. Saunders. F0remon
Chester Buckley, Hose Director. u ol-,,'n
Pierce, Secretary --"l ~
NJ each month. Chas. McDonaId' Fnro,i -, :, Il
6ayld Ewing Hose Director; J. II. GaIceran''
III ORE, No. 3-Meets Second Wednesday niob+
- IN each month. Harris Barksdale. Fore
pies, Secretary. ~ eiii-
DEAL HOOK LADDER, No 1.--NIeets First
a Wednesday night in each month Marian
f 8mI II Foreman; Petrie Shelton, Tillermap
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Geo. P. ROWELI. e. a.

tisemant an Agency for the recent;o,, 60 o5uor-
most complete tor oct american NEwsPAFEEsHths
DIX thousand NEwspAIpmpeE na IN o ont
mers lazy on file open to insnectn are KEEP
tine home price of the paper is taken
in IG;afge or commission. An Any aapr
and with the Agency is saved tronbs
I nooo of dozen hun mdhk.ng one contract in
papes Eighty pages contan;nr nGS sfa nf best
tnraI largest Calculations reIiGions o ~
pers ana Mss political, daily and connt2y pa
apncp prices, are sent FREE to
max cont Persons at distance wisbingto
citv contracts for advertising in an lS" town
States county State or TerritoTv of In IGd
ada ma u any portion of the Dominion of Can
Ebey , ma send concise statement Of what
ERT Tant, together with a cow If the AID.
will recoi EN- ENT they desire Inserted. and
will eno Ite Information by return mail which
u re ehaoie them to decide whether TO increase
hero ~ the order. For sncb information
inoIe MO no charge. Orders are taken for
OLA paper as well as for list. for a single
Times as readily as for a larger sum. Offices
a Park Row, New Work.
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T BUILDINGS AMP GRoUNDs.-Messrs. Peytou
of Kinds; Smith, of Claiborne; Thompson, 0
= Greene; Davis, of Adams Deval, of Coving
5 ton; Williams of Marshall McNeese of Nox
: ubee Smith. Of Jasper; Walker of Monroe
MILITARY AFYAIRs-Messrs. Kendrick. O.
Amite; Greene. OF Grenada Thompson, Of
Lowudes; Stephens OF Union Hicks, of Ran.
kin; Chr:stmas OF Copiah Monroe, of Goa
Y hOma.
BENEVOLENT Observation-Disclosures Patter-
son. of Yazoc, Tate, OF Tate; Cowart, of Law
1 renee Gnyles Of Bolivar; Harris of Washing
: ton.
CoHTIEGEST ExrEHsEs-Messrs. Smothers.
OF Claiborne; Rogers, of Calhoun; Palmer of
Itauderdeie LaGdess, Of Jefferson; Horton, of
Pontotoc
APrRopntAnoNs-Mc Stone. of Madi-
son Glover, Of Lincoln; Spight. Of Tippah
White, Of fhickasaw; Thompson, of Greene;
Edwards, of Warren; Boyd, of Warren: Nor
gan of Washington; Graham, of Winston.
| FEES AND SALARIES OF PUBLIC OFFICERS
Messrs. Spelnan, of Madison; Weatherly. of
MONIES Creceiius of Scott Avery, of Talla-
hatchIei Stubbs, of Smith Peyton of Kinds:
iackwood, Of Pike Geyles, OF Bolivar; Walker
of Monroe.
>, Federal RELATIoNs-Messrs. Howard of
Holmes; Clemens, of Clarke; Akers, of Tisho
Simpson. 0o0' -
hEGIsrRArioN.- Messrs. Shorter, of Kinds +:
of DeSotO benson of Leake; PAL 7
neF, OF Lauderdale Shattuck, of Wilkinson: .
GILL; OF Marshall; Feemster of Lowndes.
UNFINISHED observation-disclosures. Mcfarland
81 D RANKIN DevaI, of Covngton Smith, Of !
Jasper Sykes, of Pamela; Green, of Grena-
ELEcrIoNs-- Messrs. Gayles of Bolivar
11ynch, or Adams Gilmer of LAFAYETTE
'Iohe' OF Madison; Cowart, of Lawrence. /
COUNTY ArFARs.-Messrs Edwards. of War CT
en- Landers, OF Jefferson Archer. Of Lafav- =
tie ) toward, of Holmes Truehart of Holmes: q
amPbeii, OF Alfalfa Chandler, of N0xnhee d.
Iatthews. ofPanola Rogers of Yalobnsba
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q DV EEsEESRNG: sv,

a DSEEsTESHNG. ey,o----
- oystenaatic.-An persons 80 GOOD;
the rfdng contracts with newsna T0se fnr
aS Insertion OF advertisement s IbpaP9fS lo[
Row gents Snr y to Geo p Rowe Co P Sep&
1n;nety sg GFk Sd for their PAMPHIET BOOK
1000 Newspapers s"s,s0 containing lists ofovcr
m nus advertising taken for leadi showing me
oases at tremendous ?aPe fom M
DuoollSners rates. GET THE Roo, oc'lon Ifom
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THE DAILY CLARION.
SOCIETY DIRECTORY.
MAS ONO.

DEiRL LODGE, No. 25-Meets First Saturday
i night in each month. Oliver Clifton, "
NJ, CHAs. CASTOR, Secretary.
SILAs BRowS LODGE, No. G5-Meets Third
~ Monday night in each month J-o A. Gal
breath, Jr, ". NJ, Harris Barksdale, Score
tarr.
JACKSON Il. A. CHATTER No 6-Meets Fourth
- Monday night in each month. r. L.
Saunders II p, Jno. A. GaIbreath. Secretary.
JACKSON CoUxcH No. 5, R. & MASTERS
Meets quarterly, Second Tuesday in Janu-
ary, April, July and October r. l.. Saunders
l. /. NJ, L. Steinberg, Recorder.
M IssIssIPPT CoMHAYDERY, K. T.-Meets Sec
VI ond Monday night in each month John
J. Buck, L. c, Jno. a. Galbreath, Recorder
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|, O, 3. 3.

M ANAssEH LODGE, No 2O2-Meets at the
W Masonic Hall every End and 4th SUNDAYS
al 100 clock \. NJ. Gus. Asher, President
Stadeker, Secretary.
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y r1 m Dwelling, a Splendid Business
house. or Building Lot for So 1858
100000 90
" orth of Real Estate

H II III pe distributed among the tiekat-bo,,
t tr19Sioh, Texas, March Is, 1875 TLa at
est s gf VIII T h. Valued al and the s ss
lot The 9f 10 acres of land or bui fhll
acres good @ and in eGnBPrisss 6oo5
So es The press Texas and g1 thg growing
pnblic Tha 1t to the kind attention south
Circulars nae state authorities ndorSe it Of the
regarding Texas " mFi and an other
cation VII De furnished on ami
loca IIe asen postmaster is authorized -
count allowed tickets 50. Ten per cent ACT IA; as
We refer to al IN club Of ten tickets or NOUS ans'
men of Houston n banks Bankers and business Oas
address, ae"oies anu full particulars
Dec.- ,WAGLEY & LoCKART
managers, Houston. Texa.
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UffcAtss, "a. Louis a. <yhica.o
HfshigrOaG
LOUISIANA DIVIsION.)
NAL TrQin-Goinn North
MISSISSIPPI DIVISION ,

(MISsIssIPPI DIVISION,
Ro't Train Going North
leaves canton. AEO
arrives at Jackson Tenn 5.90 A. M.
liza" Train Going South.
Arrives at ga mo, ''' '''''''''''' IOcZU A. NJ
'oi ''''''''' ...........1l:3O p NJ
h'press Train Going North.
caves canton ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ak
Arrives nj Jacl,oo, n '''''..'.o:l0 p. NJ.
Express Train Going South.
Arrives at Canton 1900 '''''''.'.'' I'd A. NJ.
'''''''''' IZ:0U p. NJ.
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HIBE RklAN

M UTUAL AID Association ATooto H..
~ thursday night in each month Iai,,
w ~'Doh4Id President; J. d. Monohan, Secreta-
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lends OF TEMPERANCE

A5GksoN CoUNcrL, No 6O-Meets everv FIJI
crcc ' &J&, hIIgh; d. W. Jones, President; CIar-
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!. O. O. r.

{ NPIToL LODGE, No. ll.-Meets every Thurs.
- day night Matt. F. Ash n. e., W. A.
Whiting Rec. Secretary.
( fHOcTAw ENcAMPMENT, No. 3-Meets Second
0Frlday night in each month Harris Banks
dale, {. p, Oliver Clifton Scribe.
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CSBAND'S
Calc1ned Maonesio

orron nL IKUM UNPLEASANT TAsTg
third the ose IS to the touch palate In one
aonrodkoneadache, Sour-Stomacb CO. ~ felleveS
The W fneF diseases of the stomach and boe
nm s, oria Fair Medal and four Fi,.ot G Doves
market Fo rd sails awarded the best rS the
gtorekeepers s anG BY ~ druggists and country
Phaladelphia Pa. o. ooBAND, Jr4
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'AiSs's'Hppi Valley and sb;,
Railroad. "a
'shAo"tsFana and rex. IS,
road "h

Mon rnrte y frweely stage D inn daily
Arkansas 8 hastrop' Louisiana, and Ha Ian from
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ELEcrroNs Messrs. Gayles, of Bolivar :;
Stone, of Madison Cowart, Of Lawren nee cue
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OF Rankin; DevaI, of Covineton Smith ~
Jasper Sykes, of Pamela; Green, of Grena-
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MILITARY AFYAIRs,-Messrs Kendrick, O.
Amite Greene. OF Grenada Thompson, Of
Lowndes; Stephens Of Union Hicks, of Ran
kim CHRISTMAS OF C0piah Monroe, of Goa
homa.
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BENEVOLENT Observation-Disclosures Pate
son, of Yazoc; Tate OF Tate; Cowart. of Law
renee Gnyles, of Bolivar; Harris; of Washin,
ton.
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COUNTY AFrAIRs.-Messrs. Edwards. of War
e pen tHa dn OF Jefferson Archer Of Lafay
campbell, of Alfalfa Chandler, of Noxnhee
matthew's OF Pamela Rogers, of Yalobusha.
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I BUILDINGS AMP GRoUNDs.-Messrs. Pey ton.
of Kinds Smith, of Claiborne; Thompson, of
Greene; Davis, of Adams Deval, of Coving-
ton; Williams. of Marshall I: McNeese. of Nox-
ubee Smith. Of Jasper; Walker of Monroe.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-09-17
beautiful THINGS.

Beautiful faces are those that wear
t matters bur little If dark or fair
Whoie-souled honesty printed there.
Eeautifu ewes are those that show,
Like crystal panes where hearth-fires glow,
Be.sItifu thoughts that burn below.
Reautiful lirs are those whose words
Lesp from the heart like songs Of birds.
Yet whose utiersnces prudence girds.
Beautiful hands are those that do
Work that l. earnest and brave and true.
Moment by moment. the long day through.
BeAutiful feet are those that so
On kindly ministries q and fro
Down low Hest WAYS. if God wills il so.
Beautiful shoulders are those that bear
Ceaseiess burdens Of homely care.
With patient grace and daily prayer.
Beautiful lives are those that bless
silent rivers OF happiness.
Whose hidden fountains but few may guess.
Beautiful twilight, at set OF sun,
Beautiful goal, with race well won,
Beautiful rest, with work well done.
Beautiful graves. W here grasses creep,
Where brown leaves fall. where it, hA deel
Over WORKOUT hand. O. besutiful 81 ep.
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They say the years since last we met
Have wrought sal change IN iheci
Tnatit were better 10 forget
cur youths iond history.
Aad yes fain would clasp that hand,
Would meet those ewes once more,
One moment by thy side would sland,
As have stood OF yore.
They saw the very tones that thrild
Nv heart. and dimm'd my eyes,
Now, bv the cold orld's blighting chile
scarce might recognize.
And vet l long 10 heSr thee speak,
Repest some bygone strain,
Although the charm there should seek
We're listened for in vain.
4 would not wish the wears rolled back,
Could such choice be mine;
Nor fsl;Sr in the onward track,
Though severed far from thine;
Hut pilgrims may from hard-w On heights
lieeging homes survey.
A NJ give sigh TO past delights.
Yet, sighing-turn swsy.
-CorRhW Magazine.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-09-17

A PLAN fora gigantic pyramidal ne
cropolis, to cover five acres and capa-
BILE of holding 625, 900 corpscsi has
been submitted by London architect
to the authorities Of the city.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-09-17

ssNEvER mind, sonny The rain
makes boys grow" remarked MasSa-
chusctts tramp the other day, when ne
took silk umbrella away from lad III
the midst Of q rain storm.