Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1876-10-05
be thy Couhtrys thy Gods Truths
Great Men Though Red!

the following result: care there
any noble Indians, General, such
as we'read about in the books?''
'"4 es, plenty Of othem, and
greater chiefs now living onthe
) plains than ever were Powhatan,
Logan, Red jacket, or TecnmL
seh.J Ithink Sitting, Bull as Il
warrior, is a greater Indian than
ever appeared in America. The
late cannpaighs on the Yellow
stone show that ohe is ie9uhl if
not superior, to the best genet4
ais in managing battles A few
years ago he was a9blanket In
dian, witHoutinfuence or wealth,
land BY his own energy he has
raised him>elfto the head of
1.-THE mosti powerful Indian D tribe
OH the plains, and is acknowE
edged leader Of all the hostiles.
Red Cloud Will compare fayora-
BY with any chief that has ev-
di' lived, and.Spotted Tail is not
fM0Beliind him in ability. Ire
| member Washable, chief of the
IShoshones, who, ,Gif@he had been
born white instead of red, wouId
have been a leader of the peo-
.ptefin any State-a governor or
senator. In personal appear
ance this chief strongly .resenl-
bles the Father Of his Country
as painted by Peale; tall,
straight, white haired; and dig
hitiedoh he is the personification
of ned man. Ihave~ had him
to dine at my house, and never
Ienterthlned "a more agreeable
mani He will notleat till he has
washed, dressed his, hair and
pared his pailS. He is polite to
latter, and children are his de-
ligh,, going to him instinctiveIy
as TO a friend. lt7iS. almost I'M
.pQssiblejtO disturb his repose,
-whIle bislRlacid re 5lies in toun-
Gil would 90 credit to the most
dignitled senator. He has great
abilities, and treats every aues-
ton presented to him with such
comprehensive knowledge as
to astonish white men, He is
as braNe as j uliu, Cae 8 II, and in
every sense a savage statesman,
orator AM writer. n0JysJE5 bas
A Nova Scotia Enoch Az
Ivt4 &I--.ylslden. lao- -rH
From the Halifax Recorder. ,lg5s
about five years ago-a man
left this city for the United
States to seek work, his wife
and three children remaining
here. A year afterward the
wife hs,afd that heIfWas sick ina
FNfw Y oik hospital; and sub
sequently that he was dead.
After theAapse ioH two years
she grew tired ofah her supposed
Bwidowhood, and gave her hand |
and heart to anotheBr5by-who
she has one o" two children.
The persons reside in the north
end Of the city and toward |
the end Of this week ailetter has
been received, by, tlic. wife from
her former husband, who is alive
d,wet; ipa ahxas,oaasl stss4sssSa- |
bout coming on The family I
are respectable, and these It'd |
in9s fell Aidie Il bAhbsheIl Upon
-tllem:Ha The second aliJlsbahdo1is I
in great distress over the unfof- I
tnhate affair, and wishes to leave 7
the country. The moral of these
eases is that it Will become dam ?
sgefoas to marry a7'widOw Ion
trust that her husband is dead,
-nnlessthe corpse is produced. q ?
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..a r.: gJ5Y- The ,Chicago5 Times @af- /
firms hat while in that city recent T
|, MElCarj SthruB ffank fySaeclar :
ed that in his opiridn Ohioowas /
,Ip.t to Hays and Wheeler; nami !.
also said in@fffect that i.ohly q
sense of log atty compelled him Ito Z
,remainiin the canyass, as he saw
that the load of Grautisniwas de
lehtih& Hiyes brfore8 the cam
p;a,ign3 hI7d faiF!-seggaln' ggaln'17d ! :
ran rfsalFSbt sthe }lb b Insta4t:
s5fSp TfyaSlRSsa Aibtni& ,coA
menced the pay mrnt Of the July,
l8Ftzebip = Asvpat ieiA ) Net ex
eeeIing $4,000 worth, hqweyer,
welti. 70 .peSTei.itd5sfar b, eoiiectleh-
Fse1 Nta saIHauuts torrbelpa,da7is
cftfA Aah 2eJis ai9o9 ,,G.dioi1 sjfK
s,eN!at y ~ 9ra is i43J rfl good os.a ~ I
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