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The Red Cloud chief., 1875-05-06

"But it was Gil for love-" replied the
Sergeant.
81 thought SO, and what else did l do.
Bought her a forty dollar watch, a ten
dollar bracelet, a five dollar ring, a
seven dollar set Of jewelry, a new dress,
n gave her a five dollar gold piece with
a hole in it! Yes, sir, l drew $500 from
the bank-every red I had-and used it
all upon her."
Sand thenw
"She purtended to love back, and
smiled and smiled and looked heaps of
love at me. She'd lean on my arm, talk
about Cupid, and git off poetry by the
rod, and it IA plainly understood that
we were to he married in June. Oh,
she knew her biz. and she slid around
me as the Bengal tiger does around a
lamb"
"Did she break the engagement"
"Last night" said the young man,
swallowing the lump in his throat, "she
told me that she had been trifiing with
me all along. She said she was engaged
to another man, aud she could never be
more than q sister to me! / tell you,
Sergeant, you could have knocked me
down with a straw; I braced up after
awhile and called her a ~hppocrite, when
she called me Q white headed idiot, and
the boxrders threw me out of doors.
Five hundred dollars gone, and I'm a
wrecked man."-Detroit Free Press.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-05-06
One Or little yehss,s C~sspssss,ss,
TEE o'roesuM.

II there 10 anything in nance this
.nimel il Irish. but there isent none there
now, and them In the c~olinies call their
sells possums, like they wa nasifs. Pos
sums is bigger than q bird, but NOT %
big as . dog, and has . sharp nos and .
long bald hedded tale which h oil ways
cole a. ice, never mind the weather. Its
jus rs II their tales were ded and the
funerals was postponed, but this amt ~,
for their tales is nifty lively If you have
ever see 'em roun the bars Of their cage.
I herd q man from Ostralis say that they
was no place In the world were nature
had been 50 good to her creatures, and
he said, the man did, that il 1t wassnt
for the poesum's tales how cud they
hang by 'em from the branches Of trees
like they do, but yer I asst him wot they
hung for he didn't know. Ispect its
only to sho the amt afrsdey..
The she one has Q tobacco pouch on
the outside of her stummack, and wen
the little ones is friten they creeps in II
and wen they are snug they don't care q
copper wot becomes of their old mother
wich is outside. When the dog fines q
possum and it cant git to . tree it. lies
down and pretens it IL ded.
Once there was Q dog which diddent
kno about possums foun one q lying like
it was ded, and after rolling 1t over . vile
and smellin it, the dog lay down by IL
and wen to sleep. Wen the possum saw
the dog was a sleep it got up quiet to 60
a way, but jus then the dog opened it,
eyes and see the possum stsndin Up,
Such a friten dog you never see, and such
a friten possum you never see, but the
dog most. 1t jumpt up and made fol
home, bowling at every leep, and fore il
got home it had changed from q black
Newfounlarn pup to a old bull dog a,
wife as milk.
A man witch had a pet possum and q
chicken witch he thot ever so much OF
was q sittin at his table ritin one day,
wen he see the possum come In the door
and try to sneak under the bed. So the
man said Cleopatra, witch was the pos
sums name, come here and do some
tricks on the table, hut the possum need
ed lots of c~Oaxin, and wen il was sittiu
up on the. table, begin like a dog, the
man he d his chicken go yeep, yeep
yeep! Then the possum she started and
stared all roun the room like she said
wy, bless my soul, were il that chicken
But the man knew were it was we
enoughf. Then the chicken went yeep
yeep, again, and the possum ran to evry
side of the table and looked over the
edg, and then come back to the middl,
a shakin her head like sayin I cant max.
it out at all, it beats me! But wen til,
man he cluckt like a ole hen the CHECKER
stuck its head out of Cieopatrs's pouch
were it had been put away to be ct.
Possums is marsupials, which sounI
very fine, but l spose its jast cos they
cant be anything els, with III cir coli
tails and them pockets on their STUN
mackses
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-05-06

How common is the announcement
Thousands are suddenly swept into eter
nifty by this fatal malsdy. This disease
generally has its origin in impure blood
filed with irritating, poisonous mate
rails, which, circulating through the
heart irritate it, delicate tissues.
Though the irritation msy at first be
only slight, producing . little palpita-
tion or irregular sctioh, or dull, heavy or
sharp darling pains. yet by and BY the
disease becomes firmly seated. and In
dammation. or h~ypertrophy, or thicken-
ing of the lining membrane or of the
valves, 10 produced. How wise to give
early attention to . case Of this kind.
Unnatural throbbing or pain in the re.
Rion of the heart should admonish one
that all IL not right; and If you would
preserve il from further disease, you
must help it to beat rightly BY the use
Of such . remedy - will remove the
cause Of the trouble. Uee Dr.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery before the
disease has become 100 seated, and II
win, BY its great blood-puFifying and
wonderful regulating properties effect .
perfect care. Il contains Medicinal
properties which act specifically upon
the Tissues Of the heart bringing about .
hsalthy action. Sold b. Ill Antcla0
druggists.
HEARf nE8EAR CUHKD.
Rockport Spencer Co, Ind, Feb. 1, ~.
d.. r v. Pierce, BuAAlo. n. IT,
About two years ago I ~ afliEssd vita
. disease Of the heart, which n tinss
cssatsGi . pressure around il alDost
causinG suGocasioa. saw - advertise
ment Of yuar 0oldes Medical Discovery,
recuamend1Dg tie zane y . euTe for
disease Of ths hsaet. / then boqgAt half
. dozen bodies, and After ugiag three
bodies I vAs entirely relieved and -
Row enjoying rood Aoalfh.
0rstsfally Pom. Virus Kn1zAx.
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II We K.ew.


n we knew he zoe and heari-aehc.
Waiting soe us dorm The road.
n or lips coaid taste the NORWOOD.
II our hacks could feel the load.
Would we waste the day In wishing
For . time that ne'er can bef
Would wc wait In such impotence
For our ships 70 come ffom sesf
IT we knew the baby fingers
Pressed azainst the window psnc
would be cold and . Ia tomorrow
Never trouble us again
Would the bright eyes Of our darling
Catch the ffown upon our bso1f
Would the PRINT Of roey fingers
yex us then - they do no~'
All. the@e little ice-cold fingers,
How they point oor memories back
To the hasty words and actions
strcwn along o~ur.bsckwsrd track.
How these little hands remind Ne,
Az in snowy grace they lie.
Not to scatter thorns but roses
For our reaping by and BY.
Stf80Ge, We uSveb puaZc
Tin the sweet voiced bird has flown:
Strange, that We should slight the violet'
TIL the lovely flowers are gone;
ssrunse, that summer skies and surshife
Never seem half 30 fair
As when winters snowy pinIons
Shake their white down In the ARR
Lips rom which the seal Of silence
None but God can roll away,
Never blossomed In such beauty
Ar sdorns the mouth TO day;
And sweet words hat freight our memory
With their beautiful perfume.
Come 10 us in sweeter accents
Through the portals Of the tomb.
Let Us gather mp the eunbcams
Lying all around our path;
Let Us keep the wheat and roses,
Casting ont the thsrns and chat;
Let us find our sweetest comfort
In the blessings Of to-day,
With q patient hand removing
Ali Tho briars from our wsy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-05-06

We should round every day of stirring
actaon with An evening" OF thought. We
lsara no<hing Of our experience, except
Ne n1se upon it.-Bovee.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-05-06

Rensral adoption. Mr.. Powell has eonunued %
add Improvement sNer improvement. until II
Their improvement. He we one Of the nfst 70
adopt the patent poecelain-lined cylinders, and
has used thousands Of them in his psapr.
used them. Particular attention IL called TO this
improvement. 1r. Powell has hsd eeventeen
years expeFienee - . ms~af.etursr, and employs
improvsd DschIneFy. Noss Of Tie Star p1nps
arc sold in lows than q aav Other kind.
THg EA0YS RKTgND.-K0 66FT5sA
lady shoulA - without H. AaABuas DR. =.
A .Noyee. Ne. 0l7 ". Aearee G. CAIeage.
LOB SALE-6.ort- Hon Daiis and Bali Ceives,
sso 6re cs.: nc So sssG sss:s 70. e. ss.i ss. a. ca s' 10.
DLYMOUTH ROCKS.-8r9s $50 pea ..
L wriie for list q pe.ntsns won sad offered.
C. C. COR6kTr. New London, Com
GeOION GRAFE..Tvo aoe syeaF-oId Vines
~. nj n .s,s sss' y: ,Is .s':. j Pc .,.s: for one dollar
s.W tNDkRHILL, Crotoa Landing. =. Z.
MILKING OF cows now nd essy. also
= time ssve6. z stnpss. snss2 md dsssele
e'n'n'''e'. EP 2: %s A.. I. 2: s c:ss.s, e love.
MONEY SAv16 Is MONEY EARNKD-
0VA and o1.oo viii bay noss Garden md Flower
Seeds Of q. ". Olse tnan q aay oshss eeases IN
n: q: =! Tp, s:sa s::.s; =. f = Ola - 1923 s;sp g ,s1 IA :.d
O 3. n.sssa. f.lss. ' S:ss 81 l.: e e e:s's s .:s
While Portugal vsE5etisA sdArses L ". CLEN.
ONS, Seed Grower, Reeseat vAley. seetf o.. e.
clnf6S :vs.y...s' e. q. ,al:ss.s g
...s. |. as..ax s1asfsse 3 s: :sss:::l.s i.''''''
{. HUTCHTN0ON, 0reEsville. fke Co. III.
AffEE 31EE. I've ycss,, MINK DIRTY.
dollars Dr hns6Fo4. 8vUeu0oos, r.
ia. SEOWN, Msancsth. IN.
TURNER RA6P1Kk6f fEzNm u 0ala.
he hardisoe 81 1nsp1suy. 0eoe1 IL Win
ss5s g ls's'1 Ssac':,ssi S1s = 1,a''; q p 70.
T1f0ELm oHl0N o.eD;=tellc.: =
J. TON. HssslasA. csss Co. m.
RroVnojfe LII Cd Co91eeets 0gs11es 20
As:asoe:s 40 .. sseesa. 49, bnhos;SQRs
Bsnnaa. Rlplsy c. O..
ZOses1iisS1 i,sas13y 80 "a ne 80
= = : Esiao = : =; =. ' ). an; No.: s:
NICKs xNCYCE0FKDlz o g H
LIGHTS as1 PD0CRoo19. phepo e0t
s. sT = essse1si Ss 49,. II 80: !
Sl80=:s, &c ): ::: S.: SIS! S: s; q ::
ORkAUII1UL fkxUG1 07U666H66
. Dss.isc:ssle = 49, 49, III
g e: go s.; ::.' l. ::as6aiA! ~; 800
AoNFI1 - % ns6ss1al5.3-
p~slsiesaass 1shs slsesessa 1SsssssG
e.ealMs. CO0GE8A1IvB 34148 = IuA co.
nsseaass. lsUA
E000 ION 0A9CGu10NVTWs1q6ea~
Aasse;ieya1ee1eA A.. mRea1At H1R1
siscsir.
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eait.Rending Case.

"What I want to know" said a white
headed young man of twenty, as he stood
before the Sergeant in charge OF the
Central Station yesterday, ''whst l came
here for wxs to get some advice"
proceed" said the Sergeant.
"You know Nancy Thompson, don't
your
"Never heard of her."
"Well, she's q wilder, over forty years
old, and I've been boarding there"
eyes"
sand We were engaged to be married"
"Whew !" whistled the officer.
81 don't blame you," continued the
young man, in q broken voice. "l'm
only twenty and she's forty, but u man
cant always tell when he's going to
make a fool of himself"
"And you fell in loveg"
81 did that, ard as loon as We &c;
through talking I'm gong out to hire
some one to kick me ovcr to Canada and
back! Yes. sir, fell dead in love
loved q woman of Over forty"
s.And what followedG"
"What followedG Why, what alters
followsl I'm human, same's any body
else, and when 1 love l love like a loco
motive on a down grade. What do you
think I did in just six weeks by the
watch Went to the theater sixteen
times, out sieighing twelve times, had
three parties, went to three lectures, and
took her out to eat oysters ten or eleven
times. Fact, sir-cost me durn near
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-05-06
THE NEW T0NlT0. N00Slc.

THE BEST TOMATO IN THE MARkET.-
L IL Vas 1ised rom seed BY ID. L. renisg. Of
Toronto. Canada II IL shout the size ~ the Ar
lingtOa. hsv ng the smoofbu css Of the 8raas and
Canada Victor. Its flavor - mr. supesios IN any
tomato ever o0ered befors. The meat 10 very
solid, having bit vcsy Zee s~eds- Is 10 fhii a.
early - the Grant. For market gardener and
canning establishments Il 10 not SURPASSED By say
other variety. ] have the oniy stoek of Tits seed
the hands Of the lessinx agriesiiar.sss end horsi-
eultnrtsfs Of this country fos ts1si. not bel M cDa.
tented y n ny ose jadgmeea viB fuewssd
Sc.3 packages 90, Z packages &c, . ps<kaxss,
S1.m dd~ss
y. W. BEAca. sesdsesn and Yseist.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-05-06

Addsu0W.T I. DaFt De- Noises. IovA.
for the 6pskss catalogue Of "Domestic'
patterns.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-05-06

DR.. McAFfEE.-A regular graduate 81 both
British and American Iastituies. % years .
~lectiops and oil Diseases Of the kidney Q, Liver,
Lungs, Heart. Thfost, Head and Nervous System.
RnorS OF youth and abuses Of manhood most
successfully treated, and often after other physi-
clans have failed. Ladies can And speedy relief
for complaints peculiar 70 their EEK. Address
lock boz 80, oe call at The 00ee, 3i7 Perry street,
DAyRHpo1r. low
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-05-06

The fellow who asked for q lock Of
his Girls hair VA informed that 'it
costs meney, hair does"
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-05-06

Improve -FOUR P~oultsy.-In another column
will Sc found the card Of +. J.. Hallworth. EsG.,
poultry 9aisers in the county. He has the
choicest breeds. among then Houdans, Brown
kghorue and brshmas. We have sern these
fowls, and they ~. oil pss0tso birds, crest lay
shipped and viii always hatch. Purchase eggs OF
Mr.. II. and double the value Of yoar poultry.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-05-06

A Home II 0aPylanA.-Hundreda In The
West are seeking an escape iron oar terrible
winters, and In response 70 many Inquiries ne
would ADVISE Maryland - the best refuge. Splcn-
did farms, mild and healthy climate. Coolest
weather lset winter Z degrees above Zero, and
only ~ inchcs OF snow, that only stayed one
day. Railroad near and society arsf class. Land
cheap See card Of y. =. ShansnAn. Easton, Nd.
Nap Tree.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-05-06
FounAry and Mschi.o Works.-

Foundry md Machlno Works.-Onc Of the
oldest estabhshnents n Central Iowa snaazsd
kinds Of machinery, 10 that Of LouEhrsn . Hills
Of Des 40lncs. They arc also among the most
reliable, employing IN oil Department. mono bat
recently made largo sdditioas and improvements,
doubling the capacity Of their works, and invite
orders hon al parts Of The State. See their card.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-05-06

o Cattle SAeep.-In another col.
ann viii BE- 6ead the card q I. L Miller. ESQ,
Of Beecher. VIII Co. tlls., proprietor Of the High.
breeders In Illinois. His spectaltiss ses Here.
ford Cattle and CotsWoh Sheep oa the pafest
strains a blood. NJ. Miller makes bis own i'm.
many Srmsro asd sioeS rsissrs Of Iowa and Ne.
brsska, who sfs dcsiroas of Improving The value
Of their herds and making sheep raising pruota.
BILE, will 90 we'll 70 write NJ. Miller.
u COnsumPtl0n Cu1o6l0T-Uf that there II
serious question; bat shsse u no doubt that the
dread disease II p,evenisble. IL 10, strictly
epeaktng, . disease In the iunge-thst II. II 10 Q
deposit In the Lungs Of scrofnloas naties, which
ought TO be carried oat q The system altogether,
FJr countefactisg this tea6eaey 70 depce,t, &c.
moving tho sesofaia, 0trsngthening the eyste q,
gently stimalstins the digestive oFgeas. sad the
purifying the blood, no remedy yeS disooversd
equals On. WALKsnfs CALIy0RIiA VIHBeAa BrT-
FRna
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-05-06

'S0rsas O9sM"-Ws iavsss the attention Of
oar rsadses ~ - eavsrtjssoest under above
needing, q NessTs. 0rhmes . Nsy o.. proprietor
Of the celebrated koox Fruit Farm and NURSE les,
P;ttsburs, Pa These gentlemen are thoroughly
reliable and wlll do just - they promise In their
sdvertisem mt. We sAvse our rcaders 10 send 70
them for plants.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-05-06

ASthmA.-Pridha0S Asthma 6pe-
ci6c viii rulisvs - Won't eassof 0tAna
in I've oisu1aA 81 lroo eos 70 tAsss
bottles Win e1bcts psgnalent care. I.
ID esdoesd b H. osdical faculty, sad
every bo4tls = vassasasd 10 do vhas h
claimed foe n o. 0o0sy refunded.
noasssds can tssify b 10 e0eacy. ed
peesoas aA1ictsd VIII This tsssibss CO.,
plaist GhoaA Dot hail % ~ t. II you
cannot ebeaia Il from yoss local drug
gis& secd direct 10 de proprietor
Wholesale agents il Chicago. Fuller.
Fuller 4 vapsehaack, 6tsvsnsoa 4 Reid.
Prepared oeiy By James P.idham, -
Geneoee street WaukeUa0. III.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-05-06
MPROvE YOUR POULTRY.

RROWN LEGnORNS Nd nOUDANS are
- the best layers and most probable foWls
nov kaown. I can spare . few frcsh, carefully
handled eggs Of each - these breeds, 90
packed o. 10 hatch after goips loo miles. 6s
a. % per dozen. or $500 for 3 dozen In one bog.
From ane stock, well up 70 exhibition standard
and warranted pare blood, and to arrive sstriy.
Chicks for sale In the hn. Serd for circular To
THOs. HALLwORrh, bog SD, Chelsea, Mass.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-05-06

A valuabls Wssk-1vssybody saoslA Pc
sese . % q Dtek's 8~Deyelopedig coataisisl
the kind svsV p~sblished. Senl f& index lfee
Many 0e The seeesDts ece worth hundreds Of 1ot
Lars, Address Dick = Rtta gerald. - Ann o.. n. 4
- Evergrosas 1sr . D~0llas.-Iova fArDerl
and Others vhe vtil THE year plant hedge and
Windbreaks WI % veil 70 Rcd the adveftise
ment q w. Morton = Boa In asother column
They sell . tfees IL one d llas, and tysDsploatet
Arbos vstx, eisehse hiea. fos 30 psr 1000.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-05-06
|aiglai Hand Con Planter
DR., 0REEN0
Family !

IaIlllIy Mc0AlCll1cS
nd the result cf IN experiences AZ thirty yesrs
tn the practice " . epccsssesi pAyssetan-
0ltese 1oaic--An extract of no . and herbs.
90 isdicioasiy aad accidentally combined hat cy.
or. part Of he dissased hodv rscssvss The belly
rcQsi,ed. II 10 not claimed - . pansees fs sfl
the Ills az life. bat Ios dyspepsia. biilioa. and
liver complaints, fever and Asns. cispiess. delhi.
iiiiy AMI ell diseases Of the stomsch. liver and
diecstiv. orgsns. 10 II "a edsesaal rem.dv. A. q
preventive against fcves and agus end mslarioGs
di,cases. IL IL un.rrpssssa. II strengthens and
builds up the g. bliita;cd sysseu, and givrs 70
newed sigor 10 al parts Of tbs bady.
ktng's Curo-Acss - . dsurcste syseaans In
cases ~ dropsy, eou', gravel and q seases of the
bladder snd kidueyr, purfdes The blood. cure
scsofsla and rruptIse diseases. rhesm ssse and
nsarslgie paine, and ell diseases u the urinary %.
sans.
Expeetorant-A prompt semety foe eoaghs.
asthma. coup and ell disssses Of he thro q. lungs
and cheat. aud the arst stages Of consumption
and typhoid fever.
Liver and Agus Ptiis- Are prepared CT
prcssly 70 sid The tonic la curing . use and
chronic cases. they act Wtih,at dcnlestRg.
observation-disclosures the posrs 81 the
6esh. and pcncirsies To the bono OF scat of pain.
giving relief o, man OF beast - speedily 20 amp
outVsrd application cen.
For sale by al druggis,s and dealers.
+. bARfRUFf z tO.. Burlington. Iowa
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-05-06

AilkinG AsAe 9hsy.-This 10 Q seisses that
IL impaired Se oes stsoD ~ .. wny, q essas
cen're. Iov He u sxliaSae. md au fAross eoys
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aGssE.M!s...!t!9l J. J; FL: q S:, :; :; ; e.: &C.;

Hos to exrrc.es aad hoe 20 preserve them. Ny
ThoOphilus Psfsons, L I. D. Tie last and great
cot work Of fta r<nowned authoe. A complete
Treasury Of LEGAL and Constitutional Know edge.
A book % sential to every citisen- For fall de
scriplioQ and tefms, sddrsss T.. b. BEACH 3 Co
ia l,taYk sfeeef Chlea0o HI
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-05-06
Highland Stock Farm

WILL Co. H.
J 0il~s Seash - ChScaU.
lnpsster - Bree1er al
Hereford CsGsIs ~ Co,s
Shcep.
A. beef pre9eeesp 0s The
best. TAsy ose better
zysxxfs. bcs1ss b&dDss and
Utit 0sts lasExs sniss
IN oHD 0eDos bsve1
los Q xfv<n eaaasfsy ~
~
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oorr STAY NEST ~. =: :;.s Co. 8:
csy cSassVt Ssa1s1 % MssAen 80. sd
- =. 60 sssss,s 80: - ::s Is,
e. o~s cssy cs'ssy A'sss'ss Cas- CITY,
I'M c % nesAess Co., os.As.ss.
~. '.. .-~-..a:
81. AZ IN ''st s tsiidi;.1: Sc o: 80 s.i n
6esrs.@ 70 wuasA1 ssOs. . H. D. Hssssa
ecS.0e :: sss 1iesr. Ga SId: Z. WI
SSs:63N.S iJa Pr tS-ky. crs.G0;
81. 49, =: e s-:s v.sssi:s $500
g. - - & ): *
go VIEW
S0ukEU(S 49,. So aiss<s - u se.sr
80 500. :s s' iI.::s:..s &c c...;sss: .ss
Anasbes o. 70 I'll spSlteas,s. ss.l sis essss
ser psssags- Asasss: DC snAtxAko;
100000 CHOICE EvfReafEllS,
IN seeseS, AossNaa a.d White Pfs<s. Norway
SSeUcs. Ho'soa NJ. Aseos Win and Easopssn
Lssss: h. 80 &C. A1S ne :;s,:P's ssS
psoss in iasYs 0sAausss. - vs asssFs 70 ellen
e s:. .::''A r 4ss;ssi "a .i S:ts:si Y,: ~ IL To-
Or HER6tENS /! 81 ~ . sc: sc ! : ~:
3sssesss 4 = :s:,i: ss. 1:ss: W. % 8 ZACH
ss.I a s,r! es s. Siss,,s Is ssii.a Se- :;.se.
w. NORTON . son. AIea's Corner. Maine.
WaNTe0 IA01Nry IN every cosay, to sv.i
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-09-14
KAHN & FREIBERG
1863, III and l7S Main ST.,
Near Poplar.
Troubles In Nortb m~i.sissinD,
Near Poplar.

O"i0S ~ NOtth miHbIsSfppI
A gentleman from Horn Lake, Missis-
slppi, says that owing to the registration
trouble is a~pprehendedin Tunica county,
as the negroes in that locality and in
DeSoto county have threatened to pre-
vent the whites from registering. This
news has caused no little excitement,
and the whites have determined to visit
the registers and get out their registra-
ton papers. Dispatches we're sent to
several points yesterday along the line
Of the Mississippi and Tennessee rail
road that the negroes in Tellahatchie
and Yallobusha couSties had made the
same threats, and this caused the white
people in many towns along the line to
arm themselves and prepare to march on
the negroes should they attempt an out.
break. Other citizens believe that the
entire affair is an Ames Radical scheme
concocted by the white carpet-baggers of
the State to get up q difficulty between
the white and black races SO that AmeS
can get Federal troops to intervene.
There is great excitement in North Mis-
sissippi-in Tallahatchie, Y~alobusha,
Tunica, Pamela and DeSoto counties,
over the dispatches received and rumors
heard. By keeping cool and acting ju.
diclously all trouble may be avoided.
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John RObinson's CIrcus.

On the 10th of November, John
Robinson's Great Worlds Exposition,
will camp on the bluffs. He claims to
have the largest show in the world and
to have the best troupe of performers.
His advance agent, General George
Fisher, has been in the city for several
days doing the advertising and inform.
ing the people that the biggest show
will be here in November.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-09-14

easier. Uplsnds. I'd; Orleans, I'd, Sales.
500 bales. Of which loco were for export and
speculation.
NEw ORLEANS. September II. l1:3O a.m.-
Cotton is quiet. Middling, lSHc; sales, 675
bales; receipts. 627 bales.
GALVESTON. September li.-Cotton is dull;
niddling, l3hc. Gross receipts. 2562; stock,
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MARKETS.
Cotton,

The market this morning opened
steady, with a good inquiry and fair Of
ferings but slim transactions. Estimated
sales for the day, $50 bales; sales yester-
day looted up 200 bales, including 100
bales to exporters. New York spots
opened weak, irregular aud lower to sell
new cotton pressing; futures steadier.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-09-14

For daily papers from oil the leading
cities in the Union, illustrated weekly
and monthly magazines and novels, or
for fancy stationery and school books,
call at Thos. Hanson's, No. COZ Beal
street. ll5-t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-09-14

Parker, the weII.knOwn pOr-
trait painter, has his studio at
MOystOn's Star Gallery, over
the Red Store, OppOsite the
Odd Fellows Hall, 24a Main
street. 1887
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-09-14

The firm of Martha Stewart and Rose
A. Doherty have associated another
partner with them mot James Mckee,,
and the firm nam Of the new firm will
be Stewart, Doherty & Co. ut
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-09-14

THos. B. Corey & Co., 3O7 Main
street, under Peabody Hotel, are receiv-
ing their fall and winter stock of boots
and shoes, which have been selected
especially for this market. II
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-09-14

For a neat-ftting and comfortable
boot or shoe call on Thos. B. CoFey &
Co., SO7 Main street, under the Pea
body Hotel. II
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-09-14

A. F. Don & Co., BAL Main street, offer
at the lowest prices everything in the
way of school supplies, school books,
plain and fancy stationery, etc., etc. lat
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-09-14

THos. B. COFFEY & Co., dealers
in boots and shoes, have removed to
3O7 Main street, under Peabody Hotel.