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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-11-07
Ten HOrs Burned,

MARSHALL. ILL.,, Nov. 6.-Andrew
Hardway's large barn, near Martinsvile,
burned with ~ horses and his farming
imp ,ements. Loss SO 900: no insurance.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-11-07

RICHMOND, Mo-, Nov. Geo. Coffelt,
farm hand was struck by lightning this
morning while al work in field snd seri.
ousy, II not fatally injured.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-11-07
lee II OuSe burned,

CINCINNATI. Nov. 6.-Jacoh Hahn's
ice. bol,e, three miles south OF Newport,
Ky, burned last night. Loss, So, 900; in.
surance, el0, 600.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-11-07
A Republican GAIN,

BosToN, Nov. 6.-First complete vote
received i. that Of Hall. Butler 81, Robin.
son %; Republican gain Of over last year.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-11-07
Tr,r ILL .owS.
The Very Latest From the Scene Of Con.
fct.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-All the parties
and factions in the State have marshalled
their forces for the great battle to-day.
The forecast through the State is favorable
TO the Democracy, and the Republican
managers are now only working tocut down
their opponents majorities. The Demo.
cratic State ticket will have anywhere from
80, 600 to 100, 900 majority, because the re.
spectacle people Of the Republican party
are apathetlc. Maynard, for Secretary OF
state, on the Democratic ticket, Is the only
man who will fall behind. This IL on account
Of MS prohibition record, but the number
OF liquor dealers who will cut him will be
nearly made up by the prohibition vote in
his favor. In the city and county Of New
York, where there 10 some factIonal differ.
ence, the solid Democratic vote will be
given for the state and county ticket. The
mslorites on both will be over 80, 900 II
Is pretty c. rtain that, notwithstanding the
bitterness OF the fight on the local Senate
and assembly tickets, which, BY the way,
are with few exceptions only contested,
tie Democrats hold sufficient votes to
EJECT their men. The Democrats will elect
their Representatives. The loss OF one
Safe senator aud one or two Assembly.
men
WILL COVER THE DAMAGE
From the Republican stronghold in the
STATE, the managers admit that II they elect
ter men, it will be with pretty reduced
mal1r!ties.
Troy, \. Y, Nov, 6.-The sheriff ap.
pointed 1875 special sher H. for the polling
places. His act is severely critized By Re-.
pLlIlCsrs a. unprecadentel
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-11-07
THE MARKETS.
NOVEMBER 8.
CHICAGO.

CATTLE Receipts 5000; steady,
exports 81 00td3 80; goou 10 choice
shipping quoted at IS 40 Cl6 90; commOo
TO fair s. 00f14 10.
HOGS. Receipts $1,000 quiet and
slow; 5G9l0c higher; light at "A 80I04 70;
rough packing 10 9Jf0i 80; heavy packing
and shipping a 4OCU4 80.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-11-07

here, he election of Page is expcrle,. Uiy
one slight row was noted al police he.u-
quarters.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-11-07

For Dyspepsia.
& ostive mes =,
Sick Headache,
G hTonic Diar-
rhGa, Jaundice,
Impurity Of the
Blood, Fever and
Ague, Malaria,
and all Diseases
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-11-07
ST. LOUIS,

CATTLE-Exporters IS 1905 40, rood
20 heavy do s. 60l66 90; light to fair 81 23a
. %; common to medium 81 4084 %; fair
o good Colorado "a 00D5 40: south west 50 Is
al 81; grass Texans % OOt94 25 light to
,ood stockers So 5J(13 10; fair TO good feed
RS 50 ,5G14 %; common TO choice native
COWS and heifers 81 !5G1t 90; scillawass OF
any kind g 00GD2 40.
SIEEP-Commsn medium & lghtSl 500
} 25; fair to good IS 50(D9 10; prime 50 90
IA 90; fair to good Texans 8 I5C93 80.
HOGS-Receipts 1888 head; shipments
$50 head Market steady and active, York
ers selling at a 1904 50, rough mixed
At = 10 al 81, aud butchers steady at s. 70
fd4 9o shippers not buying,
Claiborne guardian., 1883-01-16
THE sun.
NEW YORK,
1888
1888

More people have read THE SuS during
the year just now passing than ever be
fore since 1t was trst printed. No Other
newspaper published on this side Of the
earth has been bought aud read in any
year by 30 many men aud women.
We are credibly informed that people
buy, read, aud like THE SrS for the'fol
lowing reasons, among others:
Because its news columns present IN at
tractive form and with the greatest posi-
BILE accuracy whatever has interest for
humankind; the events, the deeds and mis-
deeds, the wisdom, the philosophy, the
I notabla folly tho aDlid aynse ths
Claiborne guardian., 1883-01-16
ShfriH's Sale.

Hrnrirtta We'll w. NIX. W-il-In Third
District Court. No. 3l6.
State of LoaisidHG Parish Of Claiborne
Di virtue of writ of ihti facins IN
ID errd 10y the Clerk nf the District C,sirf
in and for said parish. and. STATE, IN tln'
above entitled suit, and to me directed, |
have scizrd ani will proceed 10 ,rll +"
the uai and highest bidder within III,
legal hnris of sale. AZ th' Couft house
dom in til. t1nn It Ifrrrr. o.
saturday, Jluurrv s"'h. 1872,
the follow lne i d.s,I.,,, -. ...
D.. The souih hl { uf the u',' .t'.s-.n ..t .
of section Il, t"wu.hip2i y o.. rIut' - 81
md flr east lnir Of ~ ufi '-f Vu-r.,.
and ih- southeast IG.L.,f "' ~ ..r: ....-.
quarter Of s'ctip. -, uu0 a. sIu'i'' r>'
quarter nf th. ..",fi.Nr-t 4UIii.r pi -..r. .i.'a
-, III TOWNSHIP - : 0f rul-. ~,
ncr,s
appr-io u, at
J. II. M. .IhNLoR ~acIiu
"'c. le, 1872. tPi ss) lets
Claiborne guardian., 1883-01-16
4 CARD.

10 y Trends and The public would
annoues hat hsvs moved into my new
store aa-west part of the Bridges d
rssbpilding-and have just finished
opeh'n: upa large and well selected stock
Oh st"ps aad fancy dry goods, notions,
ooots' hoes hats, clothing, crockery, sta.
tione9' de-, which I propose selling at
very close fgures. I shall endeavor to
makea 'peialty of my fancy dry goods
ana hot'or department by keeping con-
stanty on hand full line of fashionable
dress goods-all styles Of dress trimmings,
buttons, KID gloves, ribbons, laces, colored
SiIk 'h'ea., &c., and thereby provide for a
want longelt in Homer.
Ny s,oct of jewclry, in consequence OF
tir heavy demands during the Christmas
holidays, at present much reduced, but
| nave ordered large lot Of gold and sill
yer watches, gold jets, plain and seal rings,
watch Chains, charms, bracelets. silver.
plated vx-, &c., which expect To receive
III few tays. Will take pleasure in max
ing special orders for anything in tie jew
elry iihe or those who cannot be suited
from stock on hand. Having secured the
services u Mr. W. 4. Johnston, who is an
excellent workman, | feel safe in say ing
thatau Watches, clocks, jevelry, &c, left
at my store will receive prompt attention
and k Impaired in tirst-class style, and all
work guaranteed ns represented.
ladies', please call and examine my 40
cent s,shnlrr-s in assorted colors, my re-
versible -uifings for l23. my silk and
worsied dress braid sets, my spleudid u
snrtmeni of zrphyrs aud Shetland wool,
my braided and embroidered cashmere
dr'ss Pltrrns, lace collars, ribbons, dress
buttons laccs, &c. and other articles too
nnmcrO's to mention, all of which pro-
pose To sell at fAw figures. Will take
ple.uu IN showing my goods whether
make aale OF not.
! re-pvetfully solicit a fair proportion of
pa,rousse from all my fiiends, and extend
to the public generally an invitation to
give tie new store call aud make money,
for ''Insoey saved is money made
Respectfully,
Claiborne guardian., 1883-01-16
Terms 10 Mail Subscribers,

The several editions of TnE sUS are sent
by mail, postpaid, as follows:
DAlLl-j5 cents a month, 81 so IL year
with Sunday edition e. 20.
tNDAi-Eight pages 81 30 year.
WEEkLY-sl u year. Eight pages of the
best matter of the daily issue; an Agricul-
tnral Department of uncquali-d merit,
market reports. and literary. scientific, and
domestic intelligence mi kc THE WEEKLY
SrN the newspaper for the farmers hnus"
hold. To clubs Of ten with $40, an extra
copy free.
Address. |. " ENGLAND.
Publisher of TIM syn. Ms York city
Claiborne guardian., 1883-01-16
How to Save Corn aud Fodder.

QY using w. II. Maxey's Patent Tether,
ID you can stake Horse. Mule or Cow in
any portion Of the plantation, day or night,
on any grass, oats, or other green vegrta.
tion. within one yard Of the growing crop
without the least damage TO the same, and
with perfect safety to the animal. A boy
10 years old can move IL in ono minute on
fresh grazing ground. In u few days you
may stake hack on the same ground. IL
Ia astonishing how small piece of ground
will keep horse or COW. The land used
n enriched by the droppings to an aston
ishing degree.
Farm rights can be obtained at Bridges
q McCranie's, where model may be seen
keai live agents wanted to canvass this
patent.
For terms and particulars. address
W. II. MAXEY,
Holly Springs, La.
February ~, les2. 2s:y
Claiborne guardian., 1883-01-16
a. r. WILDER.

NJ. Rees Bryan is now in our parish rep
r"senihg, IN counrctiou with other things.
the grocery house of Mcssrs. Booty q Fur.
man, Shreveport, LA. We take pleasure
III recommending this house to our readers.
There is no better honse IN Shreveport.
aud ". Bryau will doubtless make it to
the interest of parties who wish goods in
-+hciI me to"rdrr thron. III him. Give Bocty
~ Furnan trial
Claiborne guardian., 1883-01-16

Leon VI Garter. in addition 10 the larry
,si lr' nf toys and Other Christmas goods
ever hrnuGh, I" Shreveport, is the leading
m1u IL pure drugs and chemicals. His
-;ork of drugs il large end complete and
will n sulh ai n..ccs which defy compcti-
county trade. We take pleasure in com
ncndDs Caiirr TO our readers. He is j
fair and liberal ,lcslrr.
Claiborne guardian., 1883-01-16

.Iuln1 \ Jacobs the leading dry goods
merchant Of Shreveport, has laid in nm
Iuiressr stock of staple and fancy goods
for the Wniur trade. Ladies' dress goods
a speciality. Orders froru the country will
receive special attention and satisfaction
guaranteed. Prices lower than any house
in the city We take pleasure in com
mtudug the house TO onr readers.
Claiborne guardian., 1883-01-16

Browns hotel maint1inI its hnld upon
tie public and con'tantlv grows in public
favor. The rrssons are apparent. He
studirs and works To please. supplies his
table " ith the best 10 be had in the mar.
knt, and charges reasonable. Ii YOU want
~ patroni1s u roeA hotel. 60 10 Browns
Claiborne guardian., 1883-01-16
NOTICE.

CHE !irm Of HEATH & Co. has hcru dis
| solvrd by mutual cnnsnt-R. Il High
iowertrtitinE. q. l.. Heath continucs th"
business on hiS own responsibility. An
Tartrs Indebted To the firm of Heath u
Co. tan lind their accounts ia The hluds Of
q. l.. Heath, and are requested lo can and
settle at once &. l.. HEATH
Jan ., l-S,.. 2l:3i
Claiborne guardian., 1883-01-16

DO ynu want the highest market price
for your cotton' OF c"nr~r yOn do. Then
take It TO VI. VI. :. Mackenzie He il ia"
man yon are looking for. Call Oh him
Mind-n. Ia. Cotton il higher aud goods
lower at Mackrn7ic's than at any house
IN North Louisiana.
Claiborne guardian., 1883-01-16

g. l.. Heath. Esq, has just received, at
hsprrsent stand ia the old hotel buil,liny
On the southwest corner of the public
square, large stock Of family groceries,
which he will sell at bottom prices. Gro.
ccries at Mindcn prices, with hauling add
cd.
Claiborne guardian., 1883-01-16

p. Hamilton is still at his old stand
where he is fully prepared to accommodate
the public with board aud lodgings--
There is one thing about Hamilton-hc
vii! feed well and provide the best of 9th.
er accommodate ions Meals at all honrs.
Claiborne guardian., 1883-01-16

T. II. Kortum has moved to shreveport,
and all his unsettled business is left in rho
hands Of L. II. McC,euhon, Esq. An per
sons indebted to him are expected and re-
auested to cali and settle NJ once.
Claiborne guardian., 1883-01-16

pr :. Y. Wobh viii hc in Homer rrgu-
sarly the first Monday in each month pre-
pared 10 execute all work in III" line Of
dentistry in the most approved style. Of
nee az NrlIcury q Browns drug store.
Claiborne guardian., 1883-01-16
Are Of steel.

Neither bnck~srds, forward or sideways
can horse slip NTH Dnrmon's brau-urw
steel shoes oo-aou,ething that has been
long needed.
Claiborne guardian., 1883-01-16

cH,. VI. McHcnry. the popular druggist,
wv Lnnnd at til. old stand with n
vi complete stock OF fresh and pure
drugs which hr is oticring At bottom prices
Tho patronage OF the public - solicited.
Claiborne guardian., 1883-01-16

Mr. Joe W. Pnryear, the agent Of Clarks
selden Combination show, was in town
yesterday. This great show will be in town
- Wednesday aud Thursday. the l7,h and
18th of January. This show has been
through this country before and has given
general satiAfarilon. rhrs" Nin f,il to
see the pcrl"rmanc" Viii rgiss - treat.
Claiborne guardian., 1883-01-16
Useful In the r11nlly.

We usually leave 1t 10 doctors to rrsnn-
mead nedicines. bu; tstkers Ginger roai.
has been so nsefa! ia our family ia -ehev.
ing sickness and su6ering that we cannot
'ay TOO -gch q Js praise -e;.r-. A--s -
Claiborne guardian., 1883-01-16

NarKcuIic will moi be- undrrsnlt hy any
n,rchsht IN Mindrn. ile has large and
finely Escorted stock for the Winter trade.
aud j. ,llspOsing of them At rock-bottom
pri""S Gtncrrics ut all kinds specially.
Call nl examine stock ami prices before
purchasing cls,W here.
Claiborne guardian., 1883-01-16

When yonng man comes to town now.
a-lays the first visit IL made to the Clerk :
ofics. and the ncyt to Frank Heury,s fash.
isnable barber shop. Go thou and do like.
Wise.
Claiborne guardian., 1883-01-16

Our friend Pywell. the photographer,
has recovered from his long spell Of sick
ness, and can now bc found at his old stant,
below I.awsen's corner ready for business.
alive him a cell, if you wish 6rst-r lass
work
Claiborne guardian., 1883-01-16

John VI. Brown has withdrawn from the
firm of McHcnry q Brown. Il. VI. Nc.
Henry will Continue the business ia his
own name and ON his acconnt
Claiborne guardian., 1883-01-16

Joe Shelton has received a largt lot of
fresh aud pure drugs, aud commences the
n"" rrnr tNlly ~; ;"'rl g Accommodate
'tricnis and The public generally. Prices
Ia suit The times
Claiborne guardian., 1883-01-16

The youthful color -scauty aud lustre
are gradually restored to gray hair by Par
krr's Hair Balsain.
Claiborne guardian., 1883-01-16

There il no more popular and reliable
druggist than r. VI. Mcflenry. lie il full
" mp 10 his business. We chctriully com
mend him 10 the public.
Claiborne guardian., 1883-01-16

Extra gents and ladies shoes a special.
" at VI. VI. ( Mackrn7ic's. The best and
cheapest shoes in the market are sold by
Mackenzie. Cali and be- convinced.
Claiborne guardian., 1883-01-16

Dyspepsia, the bug-b-ar Of epicureans,
viii be relieved by Browns Iron Bitters.
Claiborne guardian., 1883-01-16

For tho best meals &, TO Browns hotel
southwest corner public square.
Claiborne guardian., 1883-01-16

Try Dor,nons new steel shoes for horses
and mules
Claiborne guardian., 1883-01-16

For Q, good shave or fashionable cut
call Dfrank Henry, At Demrtz's old har
ber shop.
Claiborne guardian., 1883-01-16

Landrcth- fresh garden seeds nj Sitel-
tons drug store.
Claiborne guardian., 1883-01-16
Homer Masonic Female
Institute.


Board and tuition per month. SIS. Mu-
sic included with the above, $40, payable
monthly in advance. Washing extra,
Tuition, 3, 4 and 8 dollars per month,
when paid at close Of term; q so, } SO and
4 so when paid monthly.
Incidental fee per term, 81.
For further particulars. address
T. :. SLlGH. A. NJ, Prrst..
Homer. Claiborne parish. La.
July 26, 1892. 5:y
Claiborne guardian., 1883-01-16

II you want goods at city prices drop in
st Mackruzir's, at Goodwill's old stand,
Minden la.
Claiborne guardian., 1883-01-16

For pure wines and fine old liquors, call
at Shclton's
Claiborne guardian., 1883-01-16
TIMELY WARNING.

DERSONS indebted tu mr uu account for
L the year l@-2, ar. requested IN rTitand
~ttir; and adj -prrms indrbi.d fur lS-l
or prev.nus. ~" hrrel,y notified hat niicx ~
i'm s"-list" payments pr- made their notes
and ncc"nnts viii be- placed in the hands
Of nm officer for rolrcfior.
JOSEPH SHELTON.
October 3. l|-2 s:tf
Claiborne guardian., 1883-01-16

For onion sets, 20 to Shelton's.
Claiborne guardian., 1883-01-16

pyspep>ia. heart t.bnrn, nnnsca. indigos
tinh~'t"., arr always relieved by Brown
Iron BittrrI
Claiborne guardian., 1883-01-16
NOTICE.

7 HAVE nav in some Of the wards OF the
i parish deputies who Are authorized to
enfsc khe payment of al taxes op per-
soual property. will scon hare . Acprsy
in every wsrtf. n psrti-s prefss tsN6(ay
s~tthog their taxes and pay the costs NJ
ssisare aud sale, they can 60 ahead. Dep
mites are instructed tn ssirc and sell pro-
perry for 'sffbs tAxes.
"a J.H VI. TAYLOR.
sesr;g and eS-of6 clio Tax Coiisessr.
SnveU6sf "a, 1892. ib-
Claiborne guardian., 1883-01-16
SUCCESSION SALE.

State Of LoSidaad Parish Of Claiborne.
suerr> >s,ion of Richard Love, decreased.
DY VIRTUE uf commission aud writ
ID Of sale directed to me 10y I'll" Clerk ot
the ID Judicial District Court, iu aud for
the Parsl. of Claiborne. and State of Lou
i.ians, will sell ntpubiic anciinn. Ia the
las. and highest bidder. within the legal
houn nf sale. at the late residence of
Rieksrd Love deceased, three miles south
Of Homer. on the
Saturday, 3rd day Of February, 1883.
the allowing property. to-wit
s9acrrs of Land; Male: 4 head of Cattle:
II Hsgs; : bales Of Cotton; 80 bushels ot
Com; lnf of Fodder; Household aud
kihhen Furniture; Farming Implements,
&c.
Trms Of sale cash, to pay debts.
Jan. ,. 1879. SARAH LOVE, Admx.
J. ABouIY. RICHARD FrRNAN.
BOOTY e. FURMAN,
fsnccessors to X. n. MCCLELLAN,
DEALERS ~
GROCERIES,
Weaern Produce, B.Ssing, Ties, &c.
Acn'- for HAZARDS POWDER co.
rsn line OF Tobacco, Cisa~, and Capned
Cord.
Grzn. Hay, Lime, sand and cemeut,
Spseslties.
wehave ample iAcihries for Handling
essSn. ard Receiving and Forwarding
yssesndee. snA rvsnrctfnlly solicit eoo-
sxn0enis of sanbe.
caner Texas ana Levee streets,
SHREVEPORT. Ia.
2ls51er J 0. 1899 ~
Claiborne guardian., 1883-01-16
THE GUARDIAN.
cask Receipts.

We win continue 20 publish under this
beading ths names Of those who each
week pay up their subscriptions. This list
~ intended as a memorandum for the pro-
lection Of subscribers against possible
Claiborne guardian., 1883-01-16


own name and on his account.
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4 general satiAf'ciloa. rhps' Mo ftil To-
\ See the pcIi"rmanc" Ni!l rpi'S a treat
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h friends and The public generally. Price.
tn suit the times.
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e' v, -" .''"'H' '"' P"P"'"' druggist
wv Aii" '' VI" "'u '''"u "''"
- ~ ''"p"' ,s''N VI "'7" """ pure
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Browns hotel maint1'h' itS hold upon
lac pnhhc anu coh'tihtlV grows IN public
i"''f' ihe reasons are apparent II"
Nnd'rs and works to please. supplies his
-, ,,5 ,lo,.,.. ,...,.o,,a,I. r,,,, ,,,
'" pa't"hi1s zoe" h"'ei' 20 70 btoNhs.
Extra gents aud ladies shoes special.
" at VI. VI. s. Mackrn7ic's. The best and
cheapest shoes in the market are sold BY
Mackenzie. Call and b. convinced
r,:. ra ,-o,,,Iar oo1 r,,;,,ao
,.,, N vt, u,ic1
~ up 7" MS puN'"'sH' We '''' ''"''' ''"''
men" nun !" 'uc P""''''
DO ynu want the highest market price
for your cotton' OF conr~r yon do. Then
take it TO NJ VI. $. Mackenzie. lie is Tia"
M'hu'h' La '"''"n - h'e"c' ""'i g"'uN
l"wcr at Mackrn7ic's than at any house
>" - --------
pr :. Y. W'bh viii hc in Homer r"gu-
Harly TIA" first Monday IN each month pre-
pared TO execute all work IN ih" line "'
dentistry in the most approved style. on
---- ..------
II YOU Naht E'o"r ~ c''N pt'0cs "r"P III
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-25

GoRHAM, N. H., July II, 1870 GKErs-,
Whoever you are, don't know; but thank
the Lordaud feel grateful to you TO know
that In this world OF adulterated medicines
there is one compound that proves and does
all 1t adyeitises TO do, and more. -Four
years ago had slight shock OF the palsy,
which Innerved me 10 such an extent that
the least excitement would make me shake
like the aSue. Last Moy1 was induced to
try Hop Bitters / used ono bottle, but did
not see any change. Another did so change
my nerves that thty are now as steady IS
they ever were. It used to take both hands
to write, but now my good right hand writes
this. Now, II yon continue 10 manufacture
as honest aud goa an article as you do, You
will accu mulate AZ honest fortune, and
confer the greatest blessing on your TEL
low-men that was ever conferred on man
kind TIN BURcH' TThs&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-25

Exchange.
A correspondent gives the following in-
terestiug account Of thirst daner: "The
dance commenced abont shutdown on Mon
day and was KEEP. up until tho same time
on Wednesday evening The dancers were
dressed as Enthusiastically and painted as
hideously as possible, and Kept goose bone
whistles between their lips, making I'M
earthly sounds with them while dancing
to the music OF the drum and the eternal
'hi-ya' OF all concerned. They were allow
ed to cit down when the music stopped,
hut US long Us the drums kept going the
dancers had to keep going too: They were
moi supposed to either cat, drink, orrcst
otherwise thnn by tqustting down when
the drumming ceased for the forty.eight
hours that the dance lasted. On Tuesday
afternoon an Indian named Tongue Mas
Ter went through the mill by allowing two
wooden pins to be put through the flesh OF
his breast and then fastened to q rope
which hung from the top Of the centre pole.
HIS part OF the performance was to lean
back and let tho greater part Of his weight
come on the pins as he WAS dancing; but
he found 1t was a more painful operation
than he calculated on aud gave 1t up. An
other Indian went through the same per
torrance on Wednesday, but with much
better grace. A sham eight on Wednesday
afternoon was little exciting, as guns
were fred at very close quarters. 50 Gloss
indeed that one Of the fighters had his cap
blown of by the powder from q
double barreled shot gun. Alter the sham
fight. the brave ones, both men and
women, related their experience in killing
BIackteet, one woman saying she had
scalped a Biackioot while he was yet alive.
This statement was greeted with loud ap
plause. We had intended to give report
Of some OF their speeches, but found that
the language was not altogether as
polite as was desirable. or indeed neces
sary, for publication. Toward evening on
Wednesday presents were made to the
spirit by those who had been unable to
continue in the dance the allotted time, OF
who had failed to torture themselves a:
they had vowed to. The show came to g
clote on Wednesday evening at shutdown
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A Female Euoeh arden.

Exchange.
North Carolina has a female Enoch
Arden. About ten years ago the wife Of
James Price, Of Goldsboro, tried to induce
her husband to go with her to Baltimore to
educate their children. Hewould not, and
she removed TO Baltimore, taking the chill
with her. They correspondent awhile, Mr..
Price living in the town OF Clayton, alone.
Not bearing from his wife for seven or
eight years, he married second wife about
three months ago. Last week wife No. l
went to Clayton, thinking she could induce
her husband to accompany her back to
Baltimore, now that she had accumulated
some property. She heard Of his second
marriage and did not go TO his house, but
stopped with neighbor. He went over TO
see her, and scene followed. She told
him she would return to her home and
leave him undisturbed, and she according.
ly returned to the Monumental City, MIR.
Price carrying her valise to the depot for
her