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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-06-15

LONG letter from Shuckers breaks out
in the Chicago Ne,us. 1t is very mean let
ter. The purpose of it is TO revive the Gar
6eld-Roaecrans controversy, and to make
room for insinuations that Garfield as
man who was sneaking and false. The task
that the alleged Stalwarts have put upon
themselves is to show that Garfield was the
kind of man Conkling said he was.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-06-15

THE municipal election in Yicksburg
seems to have passed off with general sat
isfactory result. Mayor BIrchett is reelected,
and in the council Messrs. Klein, Trowbridge
and Adrews, honest and faithful officers, have
been reelected. OF the new members, John
+. Haipin is thorough business man and a
reliable citizen, while Messrs. Ehrman and
Croydon, latter a colored many have
their civic record to make. No change Is
made in the other city officers.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-06-15

Mr.. HEMINGWAY, recently elected chair
man of the State Democratic Committee of
Mississippi, was standard-bearer in the hotiy
contested campaign which first redeemed the
State from Radical rule, and he represents
the solid farming interests of the country.
His intelligence and patriotism combine to
strengthen his devotion to the principles of
Democracy.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-06-15

The new Irish secretary and uuder-secre-
tary are cousins. The father of the latter
was the Rev. Macaulsy Hamilton, of the
Shetland islands, where Mr.. Hamilton was
born. Shetlanders do not consider themselves
Scotch; in fact, most of them dislike exceed
inolv tn ne an accounted
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-06-15

THE State Committee of the Pennsylvania
Independents claims TO have encouraging re-
ports from the interior of the State A let
ter from Franklin county says that ''the
campaign will be the bitterest the county
has ever known; there is more excitement
now than at any time during the presiden-
tial campaign; the Stal8arts are very bitter
and will leave no stone unturned TO keep
down the Stewart vote. They boast that
they will have all the speakers, all the docu-
ments, and all the money they want"
THE amount appropriated for the pay
ment of special deputy-marshals at congress
sional elections for the year 1881 and prior
years is $112,600. Attorney. General Deyens
prepared statement on the subject, showing
the appointments for 1879. By this it is
seen that the whole number of deputies APP
pointed who served were 5494. Alabama
had 10 msrshals, Arkansas us, Florida
1S9, Illinois 215, Louisiana PAIL Maryland
69S, New York 2210, Pennsy vania 1872
South Carolina As, Texas 20 and Virginia 95.
CERTAIN politicians of negro blood at
recent meeting declared that the colored
voters of the city sre getting FESTIVE under
the peculiar treatment by the managers of
the local Republican machine" These
leaders say that it is time that they received
some consideration in the makeup of the
"slate" for the campaign. They want "places,"
and patronage" and recognition" and
darkly hint that they will go over into the
camp OF the enemy if their demands are not
needed. They further insinuste that "the
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-06-15

'fLooK at Arthur's forbearance," Gays the
Stalwart New York Commercial AdUertiser, in
We look and discover that he
has been for some time moving down the
Half Breeds with cold blooded ferocity. He
has been whacking away ever since the days
of mourning for Garfield were ended,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-06-15

SEVEN hundred employees of the United
States navy yard at Boston have received in
vitations from the Republican Congressional
Committee for contributions to the campaign
fund, which, shows the farce of the recent
trial and conviction of General Curtis for
collecting such funds in New York.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-06-15

THE Cincinnati Commercial says that fol-
lowing the precedent set by his selection of
tariff commissioners, the President should
name parcel of saints for the Utah COM
mission. They would deal with polygamy as
the others will deal with the tarif-recom-
mend it, like Brady's bitters, for every body
to take
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-06-15

have come into favor with the general pub
lie. Liverpool already has about fifty of
these popular rivals of the saloon and public
bar-room.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-06-15

MATRIMONIAL.
THE
Capital Matrimonial Association
-OF-
Jackson, N61Ss1s91PH
A BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION,
Organized and Chartered under the Laws
Orthe State of Mississippi.
JAMES D. STEWART. .................... President
HESRY c. MYERS .........--....- Vice President
; ". n JON - -.tyeueral Manager
W. II. II. GREEN. reasuTer
l. =. "a lkhiNt o--.--- Illegal AoVlEer
g. Y. .--.-...seeTetsry
Green's Baok----.---...-.- Depository.
REEEEEScEs:
Hon. ". l. Hemingway State Treasurer
non . Wv Ahnltor
GOV SOD-fl ID ~ +-J 4eAeou. Mis-
Ex-5oY. John NJ stone $780, uka. Miss
T. q DlilHEd-.- .---- y en- Pnls, Tenn
J. J. blkOy ----.---- % 9ltInpnls, Tenn
Agents wanted TO whom liberal terms will be made
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-15

% come 70 his aid. though nearly . hua-
dred chiidren were offered ON his Satanic
Majcsty's altar. and The Marshal and
Pfeiati werc sent 20 the stake. Jacques
C0ur has always been claimed By the
alchcmis,s ~ an adept. but though he
pretended to have the philosophers
stone the contemporary courts esab-
lished the fact that he amassed his I'M
meass fortune by theft and forgrry.
Later came Cornelius Agrippa. whose
gold. however. was only good for TWEEN
ty-four hours; Parsc~lsus. the zenith
and rising sun Of all the aicbemis:.;''
Deals Z~acpaire. who on Easter SUNDAY.
1850. Transmitted quicksilver into gold;
DIR. Dee. Of the famous crystal. and Ed
ward Kelly; Seton the Cosmopolite.
whom the Elector Of Ssxony threw into
. dungeon. 70 be kept there till he could
ransom himself by making q cool mill
ion; Sendivogius. who married Scfon's
widow and got with her the red phiio-
sophie powder with one grain Of which
he could make 1000 rix-doilars' worth
Of gold from quicksilver; the whole
school Of the R~osicrucians. winding mp
with the mystic FIudd and the incom-
p~rehensible Jacob Bohmen. Borri. the
impostor, by whom Christina Of Sweden
fondly hoped to obtain the secret Of
transmutation; Jean Dciisle, who in
1905 took to gold-making in public and
died in the Bastille after humbugginy
the Bishop Of Scnes; Albert Aluys, who
took in the Duke Of Richelien; that de-
lightful humbug. the Count Of Saint
German; and finally his friend and sue
ccssor. Cagliostro.-N. Y. World.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-15
N,,sr tive IA

Agratsrnaas was encs sssa.iia< - .
ltsle hc~ok sstshssg b. lssssa - eerF
isx sass. ia shs msi,t e hks nas
Ing be aaate.1i -sxssvs IL lsssis ssiana =
making shssT ~ss uV tAs slnszIa ss.i .a
The dsrvxstsa of = shsssl ~htfh az 49,
os rs.re high. sasi sssr whsh ths s,eaf
sparkling ~pisss s~Fs lsaP Ok IAss
halted n ulogu~st az tea a. Il ga ssftst
the surroundings
"Whas ns~ laqaird the eut
nssa "esn ths,@s huls fssisas eent .
th.ir Journey aay IafshsfF
lts s-nn rs~ that tssy ssnsea ls
further up the stFvsm. and s~S~ aafF
resting and le.ksa- uas tAe ersi ,osafss
q, pursue ia sotrr 80 sanslaae thos
oarnsy Co thslr aaeNvhsrva Lsssa iss-
Jet that lsy iu.t aissfv thr shsai Al "a
ssc. thry arranged thsFnselsvs La =
hstie esilutaa 1T soAL.r.. sna d.rr. -
the foanins ltfl~ shaal has ita saqsl
eurrcBs ds.he.l them back In soafes. a.
A momrhi's rsss sni ibsy sr asa
In The spray.y waters vtk ikp FusH E.
for an koar al Hssfv ts~f Fsp~Assi ihflr
efforts. sash time Ealniug saass iaih 1T
saaiage AZ lasl afser scs%vs So @-s,res
of irisls ,hsx i-sansivi owe u~ sAssi
into The bssu,ifai iskeis,. .eesa uEiy -
hsppl.-t little foiks In the u.sid.
well" sad chs gv.sssfssn. "hnu
- mr. les-nn. III sFes ssalH gite ~
trying when I undertake anyth ~
did no, see how lsrss Lssle p~vpls q
the brook csi r<s<.sbiy ssie Ia shoAi
III seemed lnSyasssh&s. bal they see
4-.M4--I -
purpose. snfi ihsJ never srss~i ~ 'ns
Until they were sporting a ,As ushs
" shall never give az scass"
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-15

-AseSus 1lAsk rvsis has hs<s s~es-
usiax h tfci,sA
Joe Jeser~a. sh> ~om>tsan. iss~s
asd ess initiate ths iwsrsr a e>shse<.
ss<s q he xrsss.
"A Rusissa W., vsio~. es ssssr.
foir sanzsaess. has eaPtarcd her esrnsa
husband. a eorseiy .oush ~ -ssssy-
ksur.
The lssr tCoiooei jams Tsyhr. at
! Cneinnssi. len 10 eAiidrws s~sss en-.
ora lie VI. Supposed 10 hxvutAsS
o1a.oa
-Geor-~ L~<srd. = wsser,cs s-ssrsa
cf iot ycars walkes 20 IN fcrsre IN.
hec In Ncasrvsi he other day Ard drr~
b nsonef.
-.Chnsiiaa Rcd" The Ssash~rn
novelist Is Miss frazecs L. kaher.
whose iatse~. Who fen a. the bead u
his r~g;us~us ~ Ball Ron. wAs the 6s.s
rebel Allied In the battles Il tks s-s~l-
Lea " D. Pi
-Wh.n the Ce-rasn Ernr-vs, travels
during ,hc sannsc her rzilxa, carnage
IL projected syains; Tho hsai IN . rev
inseaious mznaeg. iis ROOT Is eossrSi
with q LIVER ct turf whirh h xstervd
~frrGncntly dur.ng tbs dsy.
-fsuholdi. designer Of Tie statue u
"Libcrsy Enlightrn NJ the World" 10
b. placed in New York haassf. l. = mxa
of z eat wealth AMI has given sslvo
o, his own fortune ~ aefrsy the ex-
penses OF eon~struc;iny the huge moan.
nleni. ~ D. HcraLk
-wah- bun a1-kec. . CsAsdiaa chief,
has gone to England on baslnrss for
his ,rits-. and attracts gr~si sitentlaa-
lie shows the nob,c Briton The ,ona.
hawk once wirid.i by Tscum rh. AMI
the noble Bnton believes In the iacn,ity
ot the hstrhei'-Calas1o Tu5sae.
For forty year. Capt ,ln \ W. Cal
den has sailed between Eo ioa and Ma
hani. making during the season . ,oy.
age o. hi,y-six miics PER das. lie esti-
mates that during the entire ferry years
be has sailed about 40. 90 miles. all OF
these niles BE- n between the tao
pcninsulas of Bas,oa and Nah ,us.
"A. tanning Norton. Marshal Of the
Northern District II Texas has al late
been . conspicuous figure nj Washing
ton. When Henry Cf,y MSS q eandl-
date for tho Presidency hr took an oath
tina, hc never would shave or have his
hair cnt until the grss' kcntuckisn VA,
President He has KEEP, his oath. and
now walks the tree, looking like n
modern Rip Van Wake jus; awakened
from his long sleep
-George William Curtis In 1875 be-
came a silent partner in the business
firm Of Dix. El~aris q Co. the pub
fishers of ~fistaam's NostkiY. Tie In
vested $4,000 In the concern. bu; had
M part In it, management. Two years
later the firm failed. AMI Mr. Cur 10
through some informally in drawing np
the articles Of partnership Was declared
Ia be legally responsible for a portion
Of its debts. Many Of his friend. held
Oh & he MAS In no way bound bcyond
the $1,000. and urged him to test the
question In the courts. Mr.. Curii. TO
fused. although his decision involved
the assumption by him Of a debt al
$1,000 lie surrcn Tered all his prop
erty. I'm sixteen years. by most ariu-
Gus labor. writing and featuring. hs
paid the last dollar of the dcbt-csies- |
90 Times.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-15

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10 s-ss sss ssss @ss
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a@t tee . s<t sp~&st
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1900 e@St
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ta-Akea
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az Hsfssy. ssi AAs~hs~ All hsysss~s or~sa
qoas.f~-s. Nssas
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rnr rsfssss Ma snf
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sN~~ss~s4
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fassa Aserkses
se a tsss A~si . n<
AMI tAst Z nrte-, ssvsr cans ~ s1ras s&rs~i
~prdisresE
Tie eess a. sns -fyes sss.~~s tfse sys.. MI
aAtr q hr hs.s prvfsy ssf
] nseer ss- . TIM f~t - 7 q tfuis pts ~s'
And "a q -. ten si~ tAss~ shsas. sisssars
.as sr,tas ,sat NJ. aa.ay .urs IN ssasssas
orcss -sessnstsssi
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The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-15

- I know. an sre doing ven We Aavs
several here In AoataaA ssd th<y are
able 20 declare m annual divt3esd
Of twenty-five per c~uA. bes3jas rse.v-
Ing . haaisome eurp1as fos hcrsasing
the hceds II 10 . rcmarkah1e het ths1
there IL more English capital Il pcssse
invested in cssf!e-zro~ing In the Cnitc~i
States than American money. This
year the Engiishmen are r~spsnx . rich
reward for their enterprise, aad arc
selling Americans beef as SIX cents per
pound. live weight which coss them
less than two cents % rai<c. There 10
really no immediate ocrasion fos alarm
about . cattle famine. NJ cattle are NOT
s;rcss in the meat market but the
Spectators have got hod of the fact
ths; there are too tea cattle in America
for the population. aud they are u.ing
if io I'LL their pockets. We must have
more cattle. more c~sstle-raisers and
more capital with which 90 raise cattle.
For the nexi ten years I believe cattle
raising will be one of the most lucrative
callings in the I'm It'd States. and rhosc
who have tse goo fortune 10 be able to
engage in IL viii rapidly grow rich
The beet wsy il To a soc ate capital and
raise cattle in large numbers. II costs
no more TO take are of three thousand
steers than il does one thousand. and
the profits are m re than three times -
large. In starting IL Is simply aqucstion
Of money 10 buy coss and bulls for
stock purposes In 1870 there were T..
So. 0De mich cows in the United States;
in 1850 there were q. $40. o9t: in isGU. s.
12s. s53; in 1870. 10000. 90. and in 1889.
15.U0o.ODa There cannot now bc less
than -. 001.00o COWS in America. and
these. il properly handled. will soon
stock the country with sufficient beef to
bring the price within the reach Of tho
poorest man and his family. The first
step is TO stop killing female calves.
Every female calf should be saved Tbs
Western stock men have begun this. and
already il is almost impossible for
butchers to purchase calves for veal
In the West IL is not SO difficult 10
Sc cattle for beef rs in the East
The cattle run cut all winter
long. AMI no shelter or food is required
them except that which nature pro-
vides. Ever year the stocA men start
the story East for the benefit Of the
''tenderfeet," tina, tina. the stock bust
overdone. and the good ranges all
taken. This is done to prevent new
men from going into the business. The
stock men know they have = good thing.
and wish to keep il rs long as possible.
They would like 10 see beef 81 per
pound. and would ask 500 for a steer
SO without the slightest COM
junction of conscience IL they thought
could get ii. II had two or three
thousand head Of cattle I doubt il l
write this letter. but unfortunate
~. not having any herd Of my own. I
am only interested in getting beef rs
as possible from those who have
hope o to see more people
and more capital in cattle raising. and
beef brought tO some reasonable price
by reason Of its abundance. and l have
no hesitation in saying that associated
engaged in beef-raising out West
will pay an annual dividend Of twenty
per cent. il ], is at all properly a
lpen
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-15

Btsm&rrk has . -boomer." He h
hired by the Chamber Of Commerce. q
. good salary. IN ride upun the trains
east Of Fargo and TAX 10 emsyrsnss
about The sdrxstagrs Il settling near
Tie Rasser Cifs. In = vcri. K IL :
drummer fos he town WHEN vas
there he had ne started uycs hs mis-
sioa. and I found him psesisx . SID
ier oaas "a fke aaiy farm viskia ss.ks
q NE town He was . menh<S a sAs
Tesr4Dgfa1 Legislature. Ne aid. and -
de0osssrzseA Ms eaps-ity for shs hss>;-
- a hnrniax by Gfteen miruses a
inssihgeaf euoserssstua q she cspaciey
of sAe snii - 1srs<;Sk Cssnsy asd n
~aktFsefiu0s 20 reop1s who BIZ tie psoU
v0uid tknsa He uak esid~asly wka
tner cell - Daknfs . sn<strx." To
~ tAne . Dan harnsaieS b shs hSxhsse
in3oueDns . Daknao 60 Sive- Il
0a@s thae - b WShinx. .~eoerIxs5e.
- deiysGisoS hsse nssy sksdex =
DcDing. To uBnsIe srpsspl = % hs~air
oaeis - - . hssisv-s wsy- Whae
aro ysa eu1nx - - - NnsAars axksd
~~af anahn UW0 -
49,. 90 rn0RSa USuB1 - -
gSUhieh Dsans ~ -
~A ~bEaaEt4g~
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The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-15

II s@sssa - fred h.sf SD rzuasoa
no~ bfssxhs As0 AnNrzsss sna x~~
l~s'asd 10 Gsp.t brsszs . ssrY ixrx.
. = eosesasfiy ~iserr.ssx n b~~x
srssssi4s ssifi ss1 tnv~sss- fsi~ss ass
smrscysd b <s<ilax nsass 70 pss-Ise~
~ te9psufarss sart - p~rf><s asA~r
Denss - tnsnpu p-eus~rrssan. Isxx~
espisal go sssssks~s as,ssnsss ss-lfx
ere - s1pssr~1ia vssssus sss~spr..rs
- ssfp,yssg ssrut n<1essn vGs eeHs
prrs1sesd - IL tsa~ss3s sksa ~ u ss
sossfs Pssi1Es 1ks susess sssrrsrs~nss
ahnsxssg fueA ns.s lrsez sss~T =,
49, 10 sskaaS v~n@ts ksss h~rs CO.
nrsy ssnrs3N Now 10 ss<sslss .
prss<sssats - tosk.e>s msn AZ ssss
sssssg. shy - tSssg frcsk n<xx ssva
SSsxs ADsytrs - ssppay sbs esss<s a
- Asisssir essas M fiss.sr~ frs<s
ssh Ass~r<nA pnsss % N>w Ysvz -
kss shss - sAsa fsua. As~ss,lkss ss~xs,
- tslssxp~. ~ grv~e ps.i.s al~r.
eh s<m&h A1aucaa cuuners~. rre sopz-
erD9 ~ snests tias - nnw s<asxs.-
ersd ~ The kkns 81 safS<rw tkss.
sd = bsnH 80 go h-<kr.e~rw
Sfs xeg4 a. = fn~1unr 40 4 : ssrv
c<1e y - fofaev x5ey. h 8 ss<s srs,
t. ~ eaee1s - 4su6nszs A. sun~rax
~ sANe6 Gep<b An~sscsA hus Z =.
seass &e09lzh 1880 q rr,ds
- 800 p9.p9 aaaAnrd =
UV - Wiw enonfs anxl
- - Ansr
n0ASs~ung - 49,
k&&N&LEE
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The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-15
Our Beef Prospects.

General James s. Brisbin, writing
from Fort keogh. saws: While the man.
ufac;uring and cereal and vegetable in.
terests Of the United States have adj.
vanced fairly. the stock interests have
comparatively stool still. We are TO-
dar raising beef for only 40. OOo. 900 oil
peop'e. whereas we should be raising
beef for Sc.O0a0)0. The reasons for
! this are various, chief of which Is the
: fact of the scarcity of land in the East.
Farmers have found taat in heavily pop.
u!a,ei districts It does not pay them to
raise cattle. The large number of acres
required for grazing purposes is incom-
patible with small farms, and 10 stall-fecd
in large numbers is not practicable. So
the Eastern farmer devOtes his land TO
cereals and vegetables. and often buys
his own beef. The distance of the
plains from the East and the danger
from Indians have heretofore deferred
Eastern capitalists from seeking invest
ments in stock-raising ont West. Hap
PLY that difficulty is now removed. The
railroads have opened up the West. and
the Indians. with the exception Of y
few in Arizona, have been conquered.
The pastoral lands OF The West have
ever been understood or appreciated
" the people of this country or the
Government. The day will come when
the National Treasury will derive more
taxes from the grazing country than the
best agricultural regions. These arid
plains so long considered worthless are
tho natural meat-producing lands OF
America and in = few years fifty mill
ion people will draw their beet from
them. Where are the great grazing
grounds do you ask? They arc in Tex
as. Colorado. New Mexico. Dakota,
Wyoming. Montana. Warrington and
Idaho.
The whole United States contains s.
COS. SSi square miles. Of which 1,50Q00 0
square miles IS set down - grazing
lands The best ranges are On the Rio
Grande. Neuces. San Antonio. Guauda-
lupe. Colorado. Braxos, Trinity. Main
Red. Washita, Canadian. Cimaxoa. Ar
kansas. Smoky Hill Seine, solomon
Fork. Republican, North and South
F1atte&. L0up Forks, Niobran. White
Earth. Big Cheyenne. L;tfls Missouri.
Powder River. Tongue. Rosebud. Big
Horn. Wind Rivers. Yellowstone. MIX
River, Nusclcshell, Maxias, Je6srson.
Missouri. Madison. Gallasin and Co
iumbia OF the smaller streams - the
eastern slope q tho Rocky Mountains
we have the Blue Waters. Cold Waaer.
Bill Greek. Raw Hide. Mnddy. Wil1ow.
Shawnee. SAte, Sweetwsfcr. Ash
Pumpkin Laramie. Carter Cotton
Nod. Horseshoe. Elkham. Deer Ctcek.
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