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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-26
HAyE,AsA MALraSASrsooDY
GOODY.

The Boston Post states Upon good
authority that Hayes ha, declared
that As sson a. the Southern que.
iion vas out Of the way Ne PROPOSED
~ dispense . liberal amount Of psi
ronsgs suong Norheru Dso,ocss's
sud that nothing would please him
better than IN see Tildsn elected 10 the
senate from New York" Tho who'll.
course u the President up to lLi,
time Jnstiiies the apprehension ihst
thls statement Il ouly too we'll
founded. Hayes has developed re.
msrkabls disposition 10 dispose Vi
troublesome questions by destroying
the sauses which breed them. Thus,
IN order 10 solve tho problem Of what
shall DO done with the Republican
party In tho South, he obliteratss all
possible chances for that party's
maintaining = foothold there. He
seriously conteMpla.es reducing the
army - such proportions ~ shall
bring II within the means already in
the hands or tho Psymasters TO meet
tho expenses Of the military establish
mont. This would avoid tho nsces-
atty for IN extra session OF Congress.
He fears trouble NJ tho hands Of Conk-
ling. So he would like To soc tho
questions growing ont OF that sena.
tor's possible detection settled by
destroying the chances of his reten-
ton Ia the Senate. We have elected
= Dolly Vsr,isn VI the malignant
goody -goody stripe. He IL deter
mined "a cl,asten with the rod Of cor.
rection the party who 80 far mis-
Judged him A. 10 think him wicked
and unscrnpni"us PARTISAN ssh
sympathissr VIII. their guilty pur
PSsss. He would rath0r II ahould
perish In lis sin than that tho vile aud
worldly should reap the reward OF
his Providential election. He II do
tsrmined 70 be known Ia future his
tory ~ Rutherford the Good :" and
when - passes away out Of this vain
and wicked world no hopes to be re-
~arded with seat bstw sen Charles
sumner and Horace Greeley, ser
snadsd throughout tho everlasting
ages by An angelic host Of civil ser
''ce Keforsnsrs. marshalled by Peter
Cooper aud SEQ. William Curtis and
prepared. dtilled and organized for
the eternal beatitudcs by the we'll
accustomed hands Of Stanley Math-
ews Of Ohio and John Young Brown
OF kentuckey.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-26

Tho pross OF the United states Is
about 70 Introduce 20 Its readers Ito
surprising familiarity With the phrase.
ology, geography, cos,nogony aud mo.
"otony Of kassisn territory, topog~.
ply and nomsnclaturs. Among CON.
posiiors the double ~ hog will often
ind them out Of sorts. Circumstances
alter coaos. ~ eMfH Gel FhF
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-26

The other day = couple 20. married
~ wno"e sggressie ages were 80 ysarp.
Ihe gallant Rrooln Of ~ Kissed his
oluahing bride Of ~ with I'll the no.
mantle srslos q youth. The chance.
are that they viii spspd their hopey.
moon In heaven. NFIfi7'' 's'
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-26

Julius Csessr. amer = Isp-c Of some
sn'r'een Centuries. has asain asserted
himself In Great Britain. lie won The
Eps0m. LMDl N -l. 1A.al-
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-26

Providence, r. l., is making OK.
.ensive preparations for entertaining
the large army societies which hold
their annual reunion there the last
week IN June. Tho visiting socie.
TIES y include that Of the Army of the
Potomac. the United States Cavalry
tho sixth and Ninth Army Corps.
the National Encampment OF lie
vrand Army and II 10 propsble
that Generals Grant, Sherman
Sheridan. Hancock, Mcdowell. aud
others will be present. ,l'IV'TT,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-26

Il IL hoped th& Clam Louise Ksl.
loss, who IL coming 10 the Pacific
Coast on professional tour. may bs
Indncsd 70 ding In viry'sis city. ls'is
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-26

The Turkish troops have good arms,
5000 clothes, good gun boats, good
spirits and this dyscnsery. They are
prepared 10 shed blood.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-26

s'x OF the Chico incendisries have
been convicted. The result gives
much satisfaction IN thai part Of Cali.
fornla. g 9AJa uEt' ykF3TV
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-26

kslafat has been occupied by the
Turks. Marrowfat may fall ncxt, and
then farewell 10 peas. fo0
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-26

President Bs"s 10 losing his popu.
Isrsty IN San Domingo. Il is ru,nored
that ssmans Ray has boon leased to
tho Germans. ,t...s... .....
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-26

~ nasn can restrain Bile spssch
when wasp lights on bic chsus end
osg'ns 20 lavsssigals lsls cutieio b b
70 : ~ lrane q inIod to sisy ~ want
70 be at1 Aneel." =
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-26

nevada seelns to be contributing her
quota TO the new Black Hills ceme-
teries. A dispatch dated Dead wood
y. r.. April - says:
THIS afternoon n dispute arose, in
when seven persons engaged, con-
corning the title Of town lot IN South
Desdwoot. After some harsh Ian.
suage all hands drew six shooters and
commenced firing. The result was !:
Dan .. Bradoviich OF Eureka, New.
kiiieh; Steve Corsych OF the same
pace. ,horlaliy shot, and n. Miliick,
slightly wounded.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-26

Tho Russians are very enthusiastic
over THAR new war with tho Turks. II
u avery large, noisy and dangerous
p,ayth'ng aud they may 20, very tired
OF IL.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-26

TM UHDBa0u0N9D orvea M,
oce Of his sppsdnsmens = Asstsns. - a
Dnscssh ed =. D. nsaeA lDrssshsca q
b. ~ -. 1870 CITY. u The soeasy Of Orr.
~. - esIss q Nevada. within u b1Gasiet n
49,. Msssae. vac Aavs hsss sAjudosd hsaksvpSs
Of sAid District sSes'
lsRARL CRAWFORD. A,i,....
S"n casy. Nevada. April -, 1871. fiavov
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-26

"safr" is ON tho war path in Ari.
sona. Tho indians continue W steal
cattle. the movements Of tho Federal
forces are 'ardy and insiviciens. end NJ
tho 0ovsrnos n organizing his militia
aud setting them In the field.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-26

The Car has given his soldier men
neat little send-of. lie addressed
them on Monday. at Taraspol, as fol.
lows
l feel grleved at sending YOU tn the
ueld of battle, and therefore DELAYED
action ~ long ~ possible. hcsitating
10 shed your blood; but now that the
nohor OF Russia is attacked, Il am con.
vinccd you will know how 10 vindi.
cate II. May God be with yon. I wish
you complete success. Farewell until
your return.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-26

T0E ANNUAL M89TlvO O1 rmg
y ttockhslders Of the viseInis snA Trvcks
nsiifoad Company viii b hsld o. the oGer Of
'he company. IN Virginia CITY. nsvsda, o.
Tsssa.y. the ssh day sf Nay. 1877.
st ~ s'eisek II.
sp2osd ". u. THORNTON. Secretary.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-26

Tho. Hsass Of Commons hes just
been pleasantly sgiiatsd by debate
over al Irish Hsms Rulers resol ution
u Inquire Into the sxpsdisncy Of -.
tablish'ng an Irish Parliament. Of
conrss the rssolusspn wss voted dows.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-26

General and Mrs. Rslknap viii
leave Washington this month for
lOWa. AI- IN. sDln.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-06-28

MILITARY OFFICERS at the frontier are
Of the opinion that the Indian uprising
In Idaho will be easily squelched.
The following is the presidents circu-
lar letter to prominent federal oflice-hold-
ers throughout the United States
EXECUTIVE MANSION, !
WASHINGTON, June -. 1871.
SIR-I desire to call your attention TO
the following paragraph in "A letter adj
dresSssa " III VI l i conduct to be observed
by the officers oi. the general government
In relation to elections: mo officer
should be required or permitted
to take part in the man.
agement of political organizations
canyasses, conventions or election
campaigns " Their right to vote and to
express their views on public questions
either orally or through the press is not
denied, provided ii does not interfere
with the discharge Of their official duties.
No assessment Tor political purposes on
officers or suboralnates should be al.
lowed. This rule is applicable to every
department OF the civil service. 1t
should be understood by every officer of
the general government that he ia ex.
pected to conform his conduct to
his requirements. Very respectfully,
r. b. HAYES.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-06-28
Books and Pamphlets.

NEW IlFE, THE MOST IVPROTED MACHINERY, GOOD
WohhMEN and Careful Prof Readers, those oho
class Of cork "ea handsome and CORRECT Booh Emph oc
catalogues School Catalogues By Lac Ordinances Reports of MEDICAL
Scientific Bncroat Sch, &c, consistent ,c;th
t6S-clas rork.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-06-28
THE EXEMPTION LAW

The Illinois legislature at its last ses.
sion adopted new law exempting per-
sonal property from attachment aud sale
on execution. The first section, which
weglve below, contains the text of the
bill:
Sec. l. That the following personal
property owned by a debtor, shall be ex-
empt from taxation, writ or attachment.
and distress for rent, viz: first, the
nee, s'ary wearing apparel, Bibles, school
books, and family pictures OF every per-
son, and, second, one hun dred dollars
worth Of other property to be selected by
the debtor in addition, when the debtor Is
the head OF a family and resides with the
same, three hundred dollars worth of
other property: provided, that such selec.
ton shall not be made by the debtor or al
lowed to him or her from any money,
salary or wages due him or her
from any corporation whatever. Pro-
rided further, That no personal property
while In the hands of the original yendee
thereof, shall be exempted from seizure
and sale under process when the debt or
Judgment Is tor the purchase money of
said property, but such seizure and sale
shall not be subject to any bona fide lien
acquired by third persons upon such
property while in the hands of such
vcndee.
The bill contains six sections. The
. other sections provide the mode of list.
ing properly, etc. Section six OF the law
repeals sections thirteen and seventeen,
inclusive, of laws 1874, 49S. One of the
great objects to be accomplished by thi.
law Is to cut Oft the 500 exemption un
der the garnishec law. After the frs.
day OF July next $25 only viii be ex.
empt from punishment.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-06-28
Railroad Printing.

f"r tn" ca'"i uoh "e especially mH prepared and do.
large o"o" Of Il, and hare IN ery Of long rperiue
r0ad printers can fill all oris for oay dcsrrip,on of
Railroad Hanks or Blank o g. Time Cards FREIGHT r
Passenger Tariffs Posters and Bule Cards
short, anything in tbs Hae required by Ralroaa Ofc on he rsyy
tor~a "ottre md at as on ony houe NE ve,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-06-28

THE real facts OF the disaster caused by
the recent tornado at Mt. Camrcl, H.,
are thus summed up By an associated
press reporter: Fourteen blocks OF
beautiful homes and business houses are
in ruins, involvinga pecuniary loss of
$500, 900: an hundred families are made
houscless and helpless; twenty human
beings persisted, and over seventy per-
sons were badly injured. Aid Tor suffer-
ers is solicited, end may be sent to the
following persons, who will see contri-
buttons wisely and tithinlly bestowed
r. 5. Gordon, mayor, or Judge Shannon,
who is chairman of the relief committee.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-06-28

The Cincinnati Enquirer recalls the
story Of the disappearance OF the silver
dollar and one OF the causes that pro-
duced the result. 1t is still interesting:
Congressional Record, 1872, April .,
page 1904, Mr.. Hooper, chairman of the
committee OF coinage, in his report,
states: ERNEST Seyd, OF London, Il dis
tingulshed writer and bnllionist, who is
now here and who has given great at
tentiOn to the subject of minis aud coin
age. after examining the first drai. OF
this bill. made various sensible suggest
ions, which the committee adOped and
embodied IN this BILL" In 1872, silver be-
ing demonetized in Germany, England,
and Holland, a capital OF el00, 900 $500, :
000) was raised, and Ernest Seyd, OF Lon.
don, was sent to this country with
this fund as the agent of the foreign
bondholders aud capitalists, to effect the
same object, which was successful
Bankers Magazine. August, 1873.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-06-28

Public notice is hereby given that in Dur
suance and by virtue Of Il certain order, iidg-
inent ana decree OF the county court of Nlexan-
der county state Of Illinois, made md entered
at the February term # salt court, 4, d. 1870.
upon lhe appllcat0n0 Of the Undersigned, as adj
ihlnlsuator OF the estate Oi Louis Jorgensen,
uecesseu, 10 sad court for leave TO sell real es-
tateo thesadrslae 10 pay the debts of said es-
'hte,, VIII rs sUcn administrator, on Tuesday.
July nm, lS'i Gt The hour Of two o clock in the
aiterhoOh, ~ the front door OF the court house
III we city o. cairo, in said county and state,
VHf III pnDllc sale 10 The highest and best bid
ger me following described real estate. namely:
~ cast Iiaii OF M" northeast quarter
Oh section four ", in township No.
S',Nem'"en u7,, south lange No. two
l~I west OF Inc Il principal meridian
W salo county; also sixteen 90 lots, Nos. one
v 10 tWt\tu.) lOihinChsiye, and Nos thirty.
,SsNehwp 70 forty (y both inclusive, in block
No, thirteen I'D in the fourth (ith)
auNI"oh 10 said city of Caho as the
sail lots are designated and des-
crlo@l on the recorded map or plat OF said city:
n,so lot No. twenty-iOur (ID, in block No.
MY i've (13) in the first addition to said city Of
,aito' ana also lots thirteen Oj) and fourteen
w, IN blocS No. seventeenQ7), In the city of
"a sale in the county of La Sale, and state
aforesaid said real estate is TO be sold for the
payment OF the debts Of the said estate. and
tne same Will he sold for one-haf cash in hand
anu ihe balance In six and twelve months With
huou personal security AMI mortgage, or sale
lor'sage, on the premises sold TO secure bal
"uceol tAe purchase money
Horace WARpHER,
NAlNo, June?, lS7I. Administrator, etc
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-06-28

SPRINGFIELD Is greatly disappointed
that the consolidated pension
agency for the state was not located IN
that city, but given to Chicago. For
several weeks it was considered "a fore
gone conclusion that the agency was to
be located at Springfield, but at the last
moment the president aud Secretary
Schurz changed their minds. and gave it
to Chicago. Springfield is sorely dlsap-
pointed. Miss Sweet. present incum-
bent of the Chicago agency is to have
Oh irge Of the consolidated agency.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-06-28
A0ooa Rule About I,ardops.
tst. Louis Republican,

Gov. Cullom of Illinois has adopted q
new rule on the subject of pardons,
which has good sense In 1t. 1t requires
that notice Of all applications for par.
uon shali be published three weeks In n
paper either 10 or near the place where
the fml was bad. the notice to state the
3 name Of the convict and the nature of the
crime !; and n addition, there must como
Win the application ter pardon n STATE.
mcnt Of the case from the Judge ana the
prosecuting attorney acting therein or.
II such statement cannot be obtained
thereaeons therefor. The object of ibis
cxeelllns rjile In to show that move.
llept S1r pardon 10 on foot, 50 that the
community most interested NAV take
stops 70 counteract II, II deemed neces.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-06-28

NJ Notwithstanding the enormous ex.
pense, Prices Of Admission will remain as
usual.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-06-28

sary. Pardons are frequently granted
because there appear to be many good
citizens In favor of them, and ron.
against them, whereas, it the truth could
be got at. il would be found that the
general sense OF the community Il OPP
nnsOn Ia tlInln
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-06-28

THE recent hanging OF eleven Mollle
Magulres In Pennsylvania. does not seem
to have had much effect on the organiza-
of chat name. No less than four cold
bloodcd murders were committed by u G
Mollles within one week after the hang
Ing. Two Of the men murdered were
witnesses against those who were exc
cntal.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-06-28

Two exhibitions daily. Doors open ut I
and Up. m. Performances commences one
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-06-28
Ghe 8ull4tin.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
yNdge Of Appellate C6urt.

We arc authorized 10 announce the name a
ANDREW y. Dad, or Jackson County, "a candi-
date for Judge In the HIST iutlcia, cireut, as or
gAhzsi hy the act ~ the gcleril assembly, APP
lies OF AeSinder. Hardin, franklin, Jackson,
Massac. Pope. fula,ki Saline. Union and vii
hanson Electonfral Monday ia August, A,
ID. 1871, 40
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-06-28
GRAND STREET DISPLAY.

including the Gorgeous Band Chariot, con.
tairg ALIENS GREAT METROPOLIT-
AN BAND, conceded to be the finest band
travelling In America. The Band Chariot
Will be drawn by richly caparisoned a0rscs.
and followed by the wonderful Broncho
Horses. Lions and Leopards performing
IN an open cage, aud in iull view OF all.
But remember the attractions of this con.
Germ are not given on The street-.thcy are
IN the show under the canvass.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-06-28

1
| pns,rrvr OpIGry,r. srvsAT,,y
\ i'''t ''''
Drove OF VIVA H'""eh" ii"Fsts'
Which, after patient tnteldse Ct I'VE
years, appear in tie II os' marvellous equine
performances ever witnessed Wlih the
single except lion oi the nehllllIuiin llk white
Arabian stGcd "NETILE al were, live
years ago, RUNNING WILD On NE
PLAINS. and every one NJ" appears en-
tirely nakeu u they W'ic no'n, nA' ire ire
| rom res'lH ~ VI wv gu ,ra,ii Nv
| chaiIlI'h ""r'"S Ao'eo " Nv "'''''
| NE'Iih,
| IL pronounced by all admirers OF 'hat \ h!e
animal the mos per'ee. ana non esirtcIlneh
oil morse l,esh VI tN,Htt"rt, tc,,,n'l','uinE'
among otle' II 'cS NV is"'S wv ".',Iu,'
inS p1, ,,,II,' ,.d r., ho,,es ,,anIin,,
sbreo>t Ills equal does rot live. TnGer.
| stand these horses oh by word OF com.
mand. without The use of brId e, bill or
! cueck, and the management VIII give
500 600 fora uroupn nora". tiiC"
~. . Wr w." -, ~ Tor
Ing ,torss .Seftie
,, w., o..,,' I,,,, .r,
1 no,, Tn'i unrsos ""O ''' ''''''''' -"
D'o"O"' ,-
huN'V mn"
Inc WIN lar; ~ ~, II sSuuo.,"D! p1St''ie
OF ''Nee "a" or refer, JusI ~ you see
depicted on the lar,e biil, ana IN the cut
below. Also, playing 'ltidc AMI seek,
| Leap frog. jumping over each o'her.
an laughable eXhlbit!on OF animal shgac-
| lty nopeuinS = box anu extracting gooos
theiel.o' Snu GOSH tos, NC nnA aSa,,'' per
rru,n ,,a Iy,.s .y,i,,cr,s,
.,, 49,,
asceius y iaHocl ".,N NV w. ",,',
suIioun"." w va VI ~. V '', ,', ''- 4"
cannon ~ wv" VI cohi'h"," anu 49,
"h'ic hy'hS ~ IL n'"''5 't''' '''' -".''
FL0RN. III" ihrr'i ASrchSio"'>'.
rolls barrel up and doWn a narrow. i'll.
clincd plane, without Iosi,2 her balance,
just as the artist has pictured i,
NN'f.ti" Color Nearer.
Jump, over gates edwards ana forwards,
,,''lVn '"'U, " ',' a. -,
""N'o"''' ""' '"i WI '"7' '''i' VI NV
nEN'EN. IN" pEi'' M"H''r'
Captain Of the squad. manages the clo'u-
lions ana Inherent actions OF thc great MI.
ltary drill.
An"LH' ~
inc " oAueti'!i MenNse mare, ever! nouy :
ous beantv. " ~ ~ '' w. ''' V
p,C,,. y,yyy ma .o
IL perfect picture, Is continually doirg
lllttn'pruNohlil@ t'ceH.rtJi'l'S' Also
her hini f"cI tn hcr tr,,n,r ''G ;rt ,s' sc w.
geant of the Drill. AM perform, other
novelties too numerous to mention.
WONDERFUL MILITARY DRILL
in which the Corsrc-, OF Hroncho lIorse
t ,inn. furIri no 'G eNo."'
treating an couateImalchnt Win the
precision an intelligence OF ,quad of re.
guar sOdti', ana i5G' peculiar interest IL
ne mn ~. u cav f"o"'''y" INC ushe' 10
Among the olympia! Stars viii he found
THE GREAT LoL0!
The Great Irapezo Artist,
TIE Ia RTE EANiLY
The ncqualcd Aerubats ami Acme o, 20.
~ lures.
Inc EElraoFdlh1ry European Mermaid and
,,o ,,n,r m.H r,.n' ~
~ JAMES W,.1,nE " A'N'1'
The mirtb provoking sbat sncorio, rIo,vn
D'ESxnn SISTERS,
7, ,bo,r oboo,o Doli.,h,..t.
mid air an% ALI po,oi T,ian.n.,V ENS'G,1es I'D
''''D ''' "'' .'e' o.u.lo'''on surge "lres'
'''' M'h Hf'
The GrotesQue Clown.
Tho Wonderful Ia pETITL,
PEARL
narrrr,,, ,,
Mr. hOhGHI w tilTE,
The Celebrated Menege llor,eman
CTNCTNNATJTs
"a oo'
| Inc Ie0ple aNOflte Clown.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-06-28
Eacn day ,hs beautiful
MILE MARIETTA

VIII give IN exhibition free to all, perform
Ing her Great Ascension on the Tight Rope
stretched from the ground over the man.
moth pavilion TO the towering center pole.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-03-08
Showing Off the Choir.


Burlington Hawkeye: What has
become of the singersr asks the
Montreal Gazette. All, yes; you
can't see from where you are sitting
move up toward this end Of the pew
and we will show you. This is the
soprano. the one nearest the end
of the choir, letting the fellow with
the camers hair mustache and curl
ing hair squeeze her hand. He is
the tenor. There is the alto in the
opposite corner, and the meek-look
ing litU man with Burnside whisk
ers, who is feeding her with gum
lrops, and nervously looking out
for his wifes eye-the big, high
complexioned woman near the third
window on the right-hand side Of
the church, with a wart on her
cheeks the baritone and the bur
IL looking fellow, who looks like
Barbary coast pirate and who has
just stepped around behind the or
gan TO take drink with the blower,
that is the basso. Oh, if you just
want to know what has become of
the sinoers. ask us.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-03-08
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