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washington a Marshal Of FTanocA

George ". p. Custis, IN q letter 70 as
.~isriek VA Enaminer, dated Ahingto,
aoase, August is. 1857, wrote:-"In -
,.rd to Washington, as Marshal Of France.
/ have in this house proof rs strong as holy
writ in an engraving Of Napier Of Merchis
toun, the celebrated inventor Of the Logs
r.thins, which was presented to Washington
by the Earl of Buchan, q relative Of the phi
lcsophsr, with the endorsement In the hand
writing of this Earl To Marshal Genert
Washington, with the respect of Buchan-
Nov. Bnchan lived in the age Of the Revo
iation, and was the associate Of courts, and
certainly would not have addressed 10 ono
he so loved and admired as no did tho Chief,
! title to which the Chief had no claim.
Lord Napier, on n visit to the Arlington
House, vas greatly grntided by q sight Of . |
rsminiseenee of his ancestor treasured among
Ike relics of Washington. Tho history Of
tas titis, a Marshal of France, IL simply
in.- when, in 1851, Col. Laurcns went 70
l.laee. as special ambassador, Q difficulty
nisssbetss-n him and the French Minister
Il, 70 the command of the combined armies
IA America Our heroic Laurens said, Our
Chief must command; 1t is our cause, and |
the battle is on our soil 20 est fmpoEa7lSy
exclaimed the F~renchman by tho ed. |
aaette Of the French service. the Count dc
~Rochambeau, being an old Lieutsnant-G Gen.
erl, can only be commanded by tho King
in person, or n Marketable France Them
exclaimed Laurens, make our Washington
a MaroscA.i De France and the difficulty Is
at an end II was dons. A friend Of mine
heard Washington spoken of as Aonaeuy "a
-Aaroshai,, at the seige Of Yorktown Our
beloved Washington never coveted or de-
sired rink or title but it is beyond q doubt
that, from the force of circumstances Just
the rank and title of Mareschal do
France was conferred upon the General.in-
Chief Of the combined armies Of America
France.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-05-17

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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-05-17

TazEE isa woman in Baltimore older than
me unted States She lad her centennial
aine years ago, and yet enjoys perfect health.
attends to her domestic duties. reads the teIe-
grams md murders withou. spectacles, and
- . baby seventy four years old. She
,fmly believes the theory that men arc de-
ended from monkeys, for says she, sthe
'nesf Che examines them, the more one
'-es they are ever restleasly playing tricks ON
'seh other, just like their ancestor
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-05-17

fRrTTr genenlly read The to.psr's nose.
A man overheard Just as the book avep,
vas about leaving. The mar who does CON.
nderable execution on one s,ring-Tbs
sherih. 4 book that contains many 6ns
'oints-The needlsbook. Dealers in cold
'uts-Ies men. A good place to examine 4
tusi-A creditors meeting.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-05-17

VERY MINUTE AsnALs.-When Lieutsn-
ant Bergman was sounding the Atlantic,
preparatory to laying the ocean cable, tho
quill at the end of the sounding line brought
up mud, which, upon being dried, became
q powder SO Emo that on rubbing it between
the thumb and finger it disappeared in tho
~erevices of the skin. On placing this dust
under the microscope it was discovered to
consist of millions of shells, zach Of which
had n living animal.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-05-17

Ir Is a singular fact that no United Stats
senator has ever been elected President.
lay. Webster, Calhoun, Crittenden. Doug
Is and many. Others have won lasting fame
\ the floor of the Senate Chamber, bu, IL
as been at the expense of their Presidential
spirations.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-05-17

TnEr sat in the psrior, and he squeezed
her hand "oh, would this hand were
mine !" he sighed. why ?" she simpered,
because, il ii were mine, l could knock
bullocks down with it better'n with a uledge-
hammer The last seen of that young man
he was trying to climb OF the top of the
house by means of the water spout.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-05-17

A rouso clergyman seems to have conn.,
pressed the whole body OF his sermon on
deceit" in the following "oh, my breth-
rem, the snowiest shirt-frnt may conceal an
aching bosom, and the siinest Of all round
ers c~ncircle a throat that has many a bitter
pill to swallow"
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-05-17

II India 100 dialects are spoken by The
'o'ooo. 600 OF people who belong to q great
snuoer OF distinct races, and whose habit
J NE to-day are essentially similar to tboss
facficed by their predecessors 8, 900 wears
60. Three hundred years of labor in that
sninsuh have brought 1000. 600 souI.
ndsr kussian sway The English IN one.
iird Of that time have extended their power
Fng 200, ooo, 600 ~ -
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-05-17

InE world is a looking glass, and gives
ark to every man the reflection of his own
ace. Frown al it, and !; will in turn look
nfasi YOU; laugh al Il, and with il,
ti''Sa Jolly. Mind composition. : TlaekTy.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-05-17

Avegesarisn who was lodging an infuria-
ted bull behind a tree, exclaimed: ..You
unsrsteful beast yon toss a vegetarian, who
never ate beef in his life. Is that the re-
turn yon maksr"
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-05-17
DR.. Pierce's FaVorite Preservation,

H"H 81"
The term, however, is but a feeble expression
Of my high appreciation Of It's value, based upon
my own personal observation AS a close OBJ.
suits in the stfe few " special S.da diseases ins PsHslaiS te i hee'
sfpafSls organism o. woman, singled 1t out as
medieni r &c 81 rs msr Esm As 81 q p M
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Of diseases a; and one that willi, 4. All times and
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Sounds Just as loud as a new quarter
chnckles Midas, as he drops a fve-cent nickel
into the contribution box.
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Subscribe for THE LEADER.
Sharp County record., 1878-02-15
Y F W STOR F.!
Drugs liquors! !
FARILY GROCERIES.

The undersigned would re-
spectfrtlly announce to the pub
lie that he has opened p stock
Of Drugs and Liquors at the
stand formerly occupied br Col,
w G. Adams, i'm Evening Shade,
Ark, and win keep on hand q
variety Of staple drugs. choice
WHISTLES, braudieS, wines, gin,
SC. all Of which viii be- sold at
reasonable rates, for cash,
Also, a stock of family GRO
ceries, consisting Of coffee, tea,
sugar dried beef, picked pig
feet, fish, oysters. sapdines and
crackers. Tobacco and cigars.
a share Of public patronage
is solicited. Respectfully,
JNO. S. KING.
Sharp County record., 1878-02-15
VALENTINES DAYa

ft.fa.- d tt.- ar-.f
This Gains it's name from O.
aanonzed slnt who vas an
EqvDian BY birth became a.
man of distinction in his native.
land and honored by thechuroh;
bnt being very ambitious, and
rot gaining 5he highest accie
siasticai position ne left ohe
and Of The PhaF0abs and went
To- Rome A-D. I42. there rapid
.y gained position, advanced
some verv absurd doctrines, and
was aftelward hon0rod bv the.
Pope, see Mosheim25 Church
History. Prom this individual
we RAIN the name of Our day
but now the nme@
We learn that centuries ago
Was discovered that on the
I4fh day of Fehruarv the 5wds
ahoosatbeirm9tes for the year
Shakespeare ailudes to this
and from rhis bird connecting
commenced the custom among
beings without feathers, Of send
ing messages Of love and alice
ion Sometimes. however, we
Aear of some being sent minus
.he affection, For instance, J.
'earn Of % certain Young GENT
n0t 2, thousand miles from our
5haviDg bUrgh, who received. as
his valentine. o large, c0arseiy
irawn picture, pr0fusetT col
4ad of az immense paia of bel
Uws with no other aEpana-
.on than .fY0ur Valentine A
,lower'" And I heard Of q fair
aiss of course not of JUr town.
who received for her valentine
d rustic p8nciiag of @ very
HomelF iaasie STANDING. On an
inverted wash Tub. with large
aiTTor before her. while iu her
hand she held q hinge paint
brush, and by her side sat o.
bucket of aochineql into which
he seemed ids5 to have dipped
Inc olpsh, and was in the actof
apDlqing it TO her check O tenn
porn . gsagess
Elut here. Mr. Editor is one
received by one Of your profas~
sion A Journalist received by
aail the following. "FJ0m o
adv who travelled With yoU,
axe This as your valentine
A gentleman was prCmenading
a fashionable street witha a bright
little boy at his side when The
boy cried ont, % pa, there goes
an editor Hush, bashE said
the tasher. don't make any
port Of the poor man God only
>a0ws what you may come TO
get
May you sir, who gddez the
RgcoaD. bemore fortunate and
instead of uch q ". gain many
If Uncle Sam 81 VS. on sub
cription TO yoW handsome and
sadabla sheet FERTta-
Sharp County record., 1878-02-15
R0HELT GRAY. T.J -PTRLuC *.
GRAY s. SPURL0cK
Saddle and Harness
AND
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waTUFACTURERa.
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4 suppIyof saddle, brides,
haitets, harness audAarnes> fix
cures, saddle-p0clets Whips &c.
constantly on hand. and made
to order Saddle stiTups, 3ridIe
bits, martinnals. harness and
sole leather ard copper rirets
always on hand.
Orders promptly filed, and
all WORK guaranteed to give salts
faction
Teims-Cash, or hides, pei
uIes, furs. bee3WaX- taIloW and
wheat.
Shop east end Of Main Street.
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C'TCcIefv- ware,
And IN fact everything, cheaper
than can be found elsewhere in
town.
IT -
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glve- us a. call,
We mso keep on hand p full
line Of goods from the P0whataH
MalafactorT, and viii sell ut
manufacturers prices VIII re-
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Respectfully.
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A NON-DUELISTIC HUMORISI

There is one figure that stands out
refreshing, cool and unique during
these troublous times. This 10 John
NJ Dooly, the man who vas announc-
ed that he would not fight under any
circumstances. He was probably the
most brilliant man produced in that
era prolific of giants. He was the
peer of Crawford on any field, and
his superior in the legal forum. His
abilities were transcendsnt, and his
failure to make a national reputation
arose doubtless from no other cause
than his refusal to fight on any and
all occasions. A non-combatant
could not hold his head up in those
turbulent times. Dooly had the
most delicious humor, and sharp
tongued withal. lie was continually
getting into trouble because Of his
satirical sayings. He was perfectly
fearless of speech. Judge Gresham
once threatened to chastise him.
Dooly replied: "You can do SO il
you like. You will get no credit for
it, however. Anybody a do it,
and a great many have done it," He
Was once knocked down by a gen.
tleman that he had introduced as the
inferior Judge Of the inferior court of
the inferior county of Lincoln. He
called Justify on the spectators for
help, and when rescued from his IN
tagonist, rubbed his head and re-
marked: = "Well,, that is the forty
second fight I have been in, and if l
ever got the best of a single one 1 do
not remember it," <fa
Before Dooly's peacs proclivities
were fully Known he was challenged
to mortal combat by a Mr.. Tate, who
came to the field with Mfr. W. II.
Crawford as a second. Dooly accept
ed the challenge. Tate had lost q
leg, and wore q wooden one. When
he and his friend reached the field
they found Dooly alone, sitting on n
stump. ~-.U. t' ~.
"Where is your friend7'' asked
Crawford, is surprise. she liz in the
woods, sir. DO .s.ufsrH n
"And will be present in a moment,
sir, 1 supposee ' said Crawford.
Eyes, as soon as he can find u bee
gum"
"May | inquire what he wants with
a bee-gum?" a.da'3
"Why, / want to put my leg in it.
Do You suppose L can afford to risk
my leg of flesh against Tate's leg Of
wood? If 1 hit his leg, he will get
another tomorrow and peg away as
usual. If he hits mine, it may kill me
or compel me to stump it like him
for the balance of my life. No, sir,
l must have a gum. Then l will be
just as much wood as he is, and will
be on equal terms
81 understand you, Col. Dooly
you do not intend to fght.p e7a
i '.Why, really, Col. Crawford, L
thought everybody knew that"
Every well, sir; but remember,
Colonel, your name in no enyiable
light will fill the column Of a newe-
payer Tomorrow.
II assure you. my dear sir, ] had
rather fill every column in every
newspaper in Georgia than one
cafin 81 "a ] ISL -
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-01-24
oHe told me-ifI lust had hin

"He told me-ifI just had him
alone for five minutes-what q pic-
ture he would make" g n
"Con inues madame"
81 overheard him telling my dar-
ter he'd give 800 acres of land with
a gold minssen it to anybody who
would amputate my jaw with a boot
said she.
i "What in the world could have
induced him to say that observed
the official. 1a,
81 got him by the hair and drawed
him across the kitchen table with one
hand, and had only hit him = time or
SO with the long-handled skillet, and
he was calm me mother dear and
all that sort of nonsense 02
"You let up on him--you felt sor-
~ for him." observed the Marshal.
Eyes, 1 felt sorter sorry at his hxr
given way. 1t looked iiae Provi.
dence was agin' me. Msbbe III
never get to lay my hands on him nc
more. 1t would be just my luck
never to fetch him another clip and
for the first time she seemed depress.
ed. E-ft
l"What could have induced him to
talk in that absurd way?'' asked the
City Marshal, feeling uncomforta-
BILE.
"But after all it makes me fee
igood to talk about it. 1t calls uE
old ~recollections, you know. Il
brings to mind about Matildy's hus'
band. His har didn't give wuth
cent. What a time they had holding
that inquest. There was some Of hin
in one corner, and some of him WA
hanging on the fence, aid right smar
of him was wrapped about that ak
handle. 1t makes me feel bad t.
think OF these things, and then t.
think how that miserable little skunl
got clear off excepting q few pound
of har-"
What do you want me to do?'
asked the officer.
''If you can catch him jest loci
him up, and send for me; that's all
I'm a law-abiding woman. I've no
tiled the civil authorities to catcI
him for me. You will know him b.
the places whar l hit him with q skill
let, the little, wuthless, spindle-shank
ed, goggle-eyed, brassy whelp. Wan
ted to anpertate my jaw, did he?"
Il really can't imagine what h
meant by that remark!'' observes
/ the officer Of the law, as she wen
out, ''it's perfectly neomprehensi
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FEPILEPSY FITS
FAILING SICKNESS.

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