For the Arkansas Intelligencer.
BAYOU MENARD, CHERoKEE NATloN,}


Tulv 18th 1914
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July 10Th, 1874.


Friend Hatchpoy Tho intelligencer> of the
18th inst, has just come TO hand and in it, see
account, rather description of the "celebra.
tion of The 4rh' at Fort Gibson and hoped aiso
to have seen in the same paper, description Of
the"celebration in this neck of limber,''-the Ro-
man" having been particularly instructed to fur.
nish you with the same, but he has neglected to
do so, and no one else thought proper. shall
now give you slight idea Of what took place. as
have not either time ability to do Justice to n
meeting so replete with social and convivinl en-.
joyment.


First, ! should inform you that the meeting was
appointed and arrangements made for providing
a sumptuous repast near the sold grape xShlp''
hotel. in the shade of some fine large oaks-nea r
one Of which. gushes forth Iimpid stream of the
coldest water,-where, by the bye, a small sup
ply Of" juiceres'' was constantly kept, to moist
en- the tongues Of the "dry.mouthed gentry as
they come in, over-hented BY ride in the sun
across the prairie. Our worthy host. the notori-
Gus /" Joo Raney," made all the necessary a
rangemen,s for the comfcvf Of his guests; who
about eleven o'clock. made their appearance
They were rs fellows -. Se.quah.tuk.ana OF
John Hog "Clan-ta -chee," Major Factum.'
" M--d-c.'' " Billy D-y.' The Ancient
Down East,'' . Hard 'un." "M--d-x. Ro
man." " Ole --." :" I" Philadelphia Bill" /" Love
much," " DR.. Physic. ." Splueens," Limmux