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VUBI.IHIIED DAILY, BXCBPT SUNDAY, BY
W. J\~. BAKER,
Editor and Proprietor.
KKpOHTKD KXtMiK**LT TOII THK KVENINO LEAOKII.
I snutht —-
I Artdt .fins victory the
FEAST
A Pleasant Occasion Last Night
After the splendid Inborn of the
campaign and the summing up cf the
results, the gatherings'of the actors
on the winning side for congratula
tion and jollification, have a peculiar
interest.
Last evening an impromtu meeting
organized in front of McDaniel’s
Theatre by the citizens of Cheyenne,
in honor of the people’s favorite, the
Hon. W. T. Jones, our newly elected
Delegate to Congress, who had just
returned from the western part of the
Terri tory. .
lion. I. \V. C)ok ivas called to the
chair;’'? Secretary Olafcke was ap
pointed vice-president, and S. M.
Preshaw, secretary. Attorney-Gen
eral Carey, who has performed a gowl
deal of hard labor, addressed a few
words of congratulation to the assem
bled multitude, whereupon Judge
Jones : was introduces! to the audience,
nnd was received with deafening
cheers. In an eloquent address, he
referred the people to the speeches lie
had made during the canvass, and
declared his readimss to keep all
the promises he had made them. He
explained at length the wants of the
■Territory, and pledged himself to
work unceasingly during his term of
office, for the interests of the peohle
of Wyoming, be they political friends
or foes, closing with (lie sentence:
41 By my deeds you shall judge me.”
Hon. S. F. Nuckolls, our present
Delegate in Congress, and Colonel L.
Murrin, the war horse of the d< mo
craey of Wyoming, being called for,
made a few remarks, joining with the
Republicans in congratulating the
people that they had secured the
ablest man of tho Territory as their
representative in Congress, and that
in their opinion Judge Jones would
leave nothing undone in advancing
the interers of the Territory. With
nine rousing cheers for tho successful
candidate, the meeting adjourned.
A TAINTED ATMOSPHERE
Malarlouit fevera are mo*t pr-valent in the fall.
Heavy and uuwhulcnomc exhalation* then nri*e
fromdhe earth, and the great dc*parlty between
the temperature of day and night prcdi*po*c* the
ayatem, enfeebled by the rummer heat*, to epi
demic di*eape*. The pecretive organ*, the liver
•specially, are apt, at thi* period of the year, to
to become inert aud *luggl*h, nnd all the bodily
powers require renovation. The beat. Indeed the
only protecrion against the inorhid influence*of
the season 1* a wholesome medicated stimulant
Pre-eminent among the rttlormive* or t hi * cla**,
and indeed fbremoat among the remedial and
preventive medicines of modern time*, stand*
Hostel ter.s Stomach Bitter*. It* re|Mfa:ion i*
co-ex tot Hive with the Westcni Hemisphere; It
has been a standard article for twenty year*; i *
sales (a* may bo ascertained by the revenue re
turns) are far larger than those of any » her pro
piietnryfpreparatlon on thl* continent; and the
testimony in it* favoi embrace* letter* of appro
val from the most distinguished member* of all
the learned pn fesslon* and from w II known re*
idem* of almost every cPy in the Union. These
are its credentials. To state wliatlt i- doing to
prevoprapd ussnago tire stifi’erings of the human
family would require more spuce than can he
given to the subject here.' The dyspeptic, the bil
ious, tho nervous, the week and emaciated, the
• desponding, the broken down, find m its renova
ting nnd regulating propertie* a sure nnd Imme
. dlalc means of relief. It !* a pun? vegetable spe
clflc, at once safe and potent, and Tor which the
*hplc materia mcdlcu afford* no subafituSe.
sop'll- deo.d-lw
To Machinists.
Wo have on hand a Largo Quantity of
Old Type Meial!
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WHICH is USED AS
BABBITT MpTAL!
A HC Will I*p Sol*l 111
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Cheyenne Daily Leader.
VOL. 111.
BY TELEGRAPH
THE WAR.
Sklrmlnb ut Chutcnu Thierry.
Soissom Refuses to Surrender.
Ovation to Wnsliburnc.
Report of the Sarranlor of Mob:-
Washington, Sept. 12.—The offi
cial dispatch recently sent abroad,
relating to the war, Friday, when
President Grant was in Washington,
was addressed to Bancroft, hut copies
were sent to Washburne and Motley
to the effect that while we cannot act
in connection with other nations, yet,
if our good offices shall he requested
by both of the beligerents, we should
he happy to extend them with the
view of bringing about peace between
the two great powers with which we
have traditional friendship. Our
government will scrupulously abstain
from interfering in matters of foreign
nations, if for no other reason than
because It would set an example and
afford a pretext for foreign govern
ments hereafter to interfere with our
own ; hence, it expresses no opinion
|as to the merits of the war. The tel
egram to Minister Bancroft wascour
; teously worded so as not to give any
: ground for doubt as to the actual
position; ol carefully abstaining from
foreign alliances as to the heligerants,
I while we are ready to exercise the
office of friendship when they shall he
specially desired by the nations in
war. Diplomatic representatives of
S|iain, Chili, Peru and Kcuador, are
now here, and an early settlement of
formal terms of peace is expected.
London, Sept. 12.— An outbreak is
reported in the province of Viterbo.
Tlie people surrounded the Papal
zouaves in their entrenchments at
Viterbo, Monte Fr.tsene and Ven
tano, and threatened to attack them.
Order was restored in the name of the
King of Italy. The Daily Telegraph
I has a special dispatch stating that
j arrangcmchts for the occupation of
i the Papal territory have boon com-
I pleted. Agreed that a plebcscitum he
' taken, by which the inhabitants are
! to decide for the Poi>eor King as their
I civil ruler; the decision to lie bind
! ing on both. Meantime the Italian
troops will old the Roman territory.
When the voting is over, and if the
voting is adverse to the King, he
\ will withdraw. The papal towns are
j sending petitions to the Italian gov
i eminent for protection. Naples urges
the King not to hesitate to make
Rome the capital of the nation. The
official journal at Florence justifies
the occupation of the patrimony ol
St. Peters, maintaining that it is as
necessary for the Pope as well as ftfr
Italy. France liojnm that the pontiff
will accept the gimrdinu.-hip of the
Italian government.
Biiuss-eij*, Sept. 12—4 p. lll.—ltaly,
Austria and Ilu.-sin have agreed in
principal, and have authorized ltusaln
to nsk I’rnssia for an armistice. A
dispatch to that effect has been sent
by telegraph to Berlin. No answer
lias yet been received. Lord Lyons,
who heretofore acted as intermedi
ator between France and Prussia,
has resigned the task in favor of
Alozaga, Spanish .Minister.
Pa ms, Sept. 12.—Washburne to
day, while on his way to the tele
graph office to send a dispatch, was
recognized in front of the hull ling.
Cheers arose; the crowd increased,
nnd the minister received the most
enthusiastic ovation. Washburne was
much moved. In the evening the
employes of the telegraph companies,
and many others, assembled in front
of tho Ameriran Legation, and made
demonstrations in honor of the gov
ernment of the United State's and Its
representative.
All (he bridges around Paris were
blown up.- IJ; is asserted that Mc-
Mahon wished to retreat to Paris, hut
was prevented in so doing by Pali-
Ijtou’s ortfer, with which lie will justi
fy hiineelfte the public when lie has
recovered from his wounds.
A special dispatch to the Times,
dated rnris, Hept. 12, states that at
12 o’clock this morning a heavy skir
mish took place between the Bth
squadron of From, - !) dragoons which
garrisoned Chateau Tliiorny, and the
Prussian advunccd guard, which was
repulsed. More Prussians are to bo
sent before Strasbourg. It Is reported
that Uozaine not only refused capitu
lation when informed that tho lim
peror and McMahon’s army were
CHEYENNE, AVYOMING, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1870.
prisoners, nnd when the Emperor j
advised the surrender of Metz, hut
declared in a towering passion that
lie would not respect Napoleon’s
wishes, and that lie would shoot any
French officer advising a surrender.
Paris, Sept. 111.—Wilfred de Tou
ville, author of several treaties on
aerial navigation, is constantly on the
watch from a balloon for approaching
Prussians. He has also prepared
other balloons, which will he proper
ly anchored, to serve as outlooks from
the different parts of the city.
New York, Sep 13—Reports that
the surrender of Metz is announced,
were received in London.
Later —This report though credi
ted at the Prussian embassy, is unof
ficial.
London, Sep 13.—0 n Sunday a
Prussian reconoitering party encoun
tered a body of French at Chateau
Thierry. A sharp engagement oc
curred and the Prussians were repul
sed with considerable loss. Soissons
has refused to surrender in response
to a summons of the Prussian com
mander. Thiers is now communica
ting with the foreign office.
TolejjrapMo Flaslios.
The election in Maine, yesterday,
resulted in a substantial Republican
victory.
Hon W. 11. Miller, ex-member of
| Congress died yesterday.
227 applications worn made in one
day for admission to the Cornell uni
versity.
Late advices from Tientsin, China,
report affairs unsatisfactory. The
i Chinese are violent in thier conduct,
| and arc concentrating troops at that
point.
A project for laying another cable
to America has been announced in
London.
A horrible case of wife murder oc
curred at Detroit yesterday. A ger
man named Schmidt cut his wife’s
throat because she applied for a di
vorce.
Chas. Wilkins, a groceryman in Ist
avenue, and David Reissther were
assaulted, in New York, yesterday,
without provouatim by a 1.-u ixj i
ruffian named John Quinn, and
both fatally injured. Quinn and
two accomplices have been arrested.
The Bishop of Liverpool forbids
“wakes” on penalty of forfeiture of
their rites.
It is reported that .500,000 francs
have been offered for any messenger
who will succeed in communicating
with the comm under of Metz.
It is said "that the Pope is consider
ing tho ofler of a refuge on hoard one
of the British frigates off the Tiber.
Among the rumors from Paris is
one to the effect that a subterranean
passage has been discovered, leading
from the heart of the capital to a
point lieyond the fortifications.
A cable to the World says th.-it there
lues been another massacre of mis
sionaries in China.
Gladstone is alarmed at the spread
of republicanism in England.
PARISH & GO,
Buccc«*orf loC. 11. Pickett.
AUCTION
AND
COMMISSION
MEncniVDITS,
SEVENTEENTH STREET
CUUYBNNE, \V. T.
Particular Attention
TO SALE OF STOCK:
foblO-lr
KttablUhed in New Yiy.’t City, 13L).
SIM. D. KEHOE,
SOLE JIANCFACTUKEII OF
Kehoe’s Improved Indian Club;,
For muscular cvelopoinrn*. Dtnnbhcll*,rro
qttol hat* and ball*. bn*o ball bn *, ten pin ball*
nnd nln*. heel pathlctl boxing gl«ne*, linpruvpc,
B l“**ing bag, mrtro|>oliinn ixdiccineii * club*.
( I hu*u club* are tt*ed by th** Met. Police ofN. Y.
Cltili' j^iW >C H
i.lht or pntcbm or irtniAN-cLcas.
6, 7,t 81b* eh p'rffi.fi I
t lb ». each V pair «..*) izos for Lade*. A Cli n.
]• ** 7.00 I 2 lb*, each per pair *2.00
SZ •• “■ i M}: :: UK
yvw> i A
w* ■r«<w,i, NSw Tork Cttr.
General I toms.
The disease with which Agassiz is
affleted is said to he one affecting the
brain, induced by brain-work. .
In Vermont, recently, a wagon!
laden with an eight-ton block of mar- ,
hie run over a mun’s arm hut broke j
no bones.
The Postmaster General lias decid
ed that samples of molasses, no mat
ter how securely put up in vials or
packages; cannot he sent by mail.
A London writer estimates the
death rate from cldoriforni in Eng
land at one from every three thou
sand patients, whence lie concludes
that it is the safist remedial agent
known.
A lunar rainbow wis observed in
Chillicothc and vicinity the either
night. Color was distinctly visible
in the primary how—an exceedingly i
rare phenomenon.
A box containing a black hear was 1
received at an express office in San i
Francisco the other day with this
inscription: “ Black Bare. Es ye
don’t want to get hit, kepe yer lingers
oaten the crax !”
A “soapmine” lias been discovered
!in Pensylvanin—in other words, a
great deposit of a peculiar kind of clay,
which resembles soap, and can lie
used for washing purposes like that
i substance.
Artificial india-rubber is made in |
| Paris by a mixture of gelatine, gly-j
I ferine, etc. It has all the properties
of the genuine gum, nnd costs only
twenty-five cents a pound.
An old lawyer says the three most
troublesome clients lie ever had were
a young woman who wanted to he
married, a married woman who want
ed a divorce, and an old maid who
didn’t know what she wanted.
The census of Woshi ngton lias been
completed. The population is 111,
I!)o, an increase of 00,1)73, or 82 per
cent, since 1800. It lias been taken
during the dullest time known for a
number of ycure.
Tho census takers have same fun
ny experiences. In Indiana a young
lady was diseovere 1 who was happy
i in the name of Jane Juliette Isaline
Araniinta Musadora Peeks. How
solemn that name will look on a tomh
! stone! In Ohio, a family was found
where the first son was named Im
; primis, the second Finis, and the
three others Appendix, Addendum,
and Erratum -
B. HAMBURGER & CO,
WHOLESALE MKALXRI IM
"W'ZTXTE SS 2
LIQUORS,
CIGARS, &C.
rßqnuETons of
The GOLDEN CROWN
AMD
COSJIOrOLITAN
OF
CIGARS !
NEW BRICK BUILDING.
Corner Ferguson & 16th Sts.
ALL COODS
GUAIUNTE
All order* promptly attend'd to klo-Jy
U. P. R. R.
Uiuiorc PACIFIC
STL-A., r Xj 37L O.
Ip now completed nnd rnnnlng dully pn-*puger
train*.' rurtninr. In connection with iho Ccu.r.il
Pacific Railroad. uu
All Rail Rout e !
To California nnd the Pacific cou*\ miking the
unexampled line of lboO mile* in
FOUR BAYS OMAHA
TO SACRAMENTO.
DIRECT CONNECTIONS MADH
at orriAii.v
With the Chicago A Northwestern. Chics*"*
Rock I*liiihl it Pnciih- nnd St.. Joseph ,v Cm i cl!
Blurt* Railroad* ami Mi**onri ri\er Hite of I*. v .
to ami from all the principal l.a»teru and
Southern ci.ieb.
AT CIIEi'EXNE
With Denver Pacific Railroad for Denver. On
trnl Oil}. Santa Fe and uli poim* in Colorado and
New Mexico.
AT EIIIMN
With stages for the "real Sweetwater miuin'
district.
AT l I NT A SI
Stn.;** leave on arrival of Union Pacific Train*
for sail Lake city and touthern Utah.
AT CORXNNXS
For Helena, Virginia City and all point** in
Mout ana.
AT riSO.TIONTOISV
With Central Pacific Railroad for White Pine
Silver Mine*. Sacramento. San Fraiiri*ni and tin
prineipMl cl tie* in California. Nevada and Idaho.
i-iT Kir*t el a** hotel* and eating house* at
convenient point* along the line.
► Pullman * Palace and Sleeping Car* uc
company all train*.
For through ru.e* on freight to M<m*nna. Sweet
water Miiie*, and o’her point*, anplv in
11. BRONSON,
General Freight Agon .Omaha.
Pnrchn»e ticke.o sla umatia and Platte
Valley Route.
F. COLTON. C. G. HAMMOND.
Gen I 'llckel Agent. Gen'l Superitileiideut.
CARRIAGES.
We have on hand a large variety of '
ELEGANT CARRIAGES
OF EVERT DESCRIPTION.
MARK A SPECIALITY OF OUIt
LIGHT, lOP A2;il OPEN BUGGIES
Ami HOAD WAGONS
wliich for style, finish and duruhllity are unaur
passed.
OKiniBUSES,
iTACE COACHES.
CONCORD BUGGIES. ETC.
J. R. Hill i Cos CdcJralrd Concur I Harness.
CO.VN .V TEN BROEK VI
g < ompnuy.
C7 an,] G> AOutii St . clilni-o.
xrr Ol lt I’IiICKS DEFY c*>jipi;titio\.
I FEUKIXS, STKUN A- CO’S
B STANDARD
I
u California Wines
AND
j GRAPE BRANDIES.
® 3-1 & 30 I.aNullc Sticct.
< iiicngo. in.
UNIOKT PACIFIC
Rail Road Company
TOWN LOT DEPARTMENT
Have an un'dmPcd number ol l*o:h
Business ami Resilient Lots
In nil the towns along the lino of road tr*»m
Otnaha to C*.trine, which are l>eln_* M*Ul *’hea;>.
and L'rea ii.d .cement* are o en-d *» all wishing
to e*tnhll*h luiflnes* and build lor iheuieclve* a
hoin*’.
There I* a great demand for
BUSINESS HOUSES
In all the town*, to supply tho l*nntlirrn:loti
which will continue fir yen* settling up the
ric ntriicultunl ami mineral laud-.
Application * may bo made to Agents on the
ground, or address
J. M. EDDY,
Gonsrol Town Silo Aent. U. P. R. R
03LXU.V, NEBRASKA
NO. 3IP.
HOTELS.
1
mm house,
c
Seventeenth Street,
CHEYENNE WYOMIH3.
HAS BEEN - —-
GREATLY ENLARGED
and thouroughly refitted in
SUPERIOR STYLE.
IT IS TIIE
Oldest, Larges!
ANI) ONLY
First Cuss HhiEi
IINT THIS CITY-.
ST PKmOTj nr*omntmla‘i*in« for transient im
p -nn-Mi if hbtriler- a’ tin* mo*t re:i**>n.ih!i
l»ri<*«*«. An O’tuiihc* will r iim-v ■.
ami trout the Kaiiroad depo’ '• i I ott't cmraclnr **•.
nmylU-iv M:;>. MARTHA KARN's
House,
F-J'itttdli Street near Ftrqrton,
CHEYENNE. • - WYOMING.
A WALDSCII.TIIDT, Proprietor.
Hoard SO.OO per Wccl;.
• uVi.vti tiou *e.
A FIRST t
I.oea inn ttn-’ir ui****il. belli r n *ar Cnio.•»/>/ </*
WuUt.k* TlitKitre. and X. T. SUtrtrie new
town» *i«»re.
Uroadiruy A Tueifih St*.. N<*v\* York.
aV»-w r |». IIAI.'I.OV’ , Vi»nri**ior
j«»iin hi:hold. E . 0 . fcXtll t*,,
STAR BREWERY.
JOHN HEROLD & CO.,
Brewer* of
LAGER BEER!
AND I.XT
Ami Wholesale dealer* Li
Brewers Supplies
HOPS, MALT.
BRUSHES,
BUM3S, CORKS,
AG., &&,
Which they to the Trade a’ the Inw.-
! "i 'rke rate**. The a trillion «>r brewer- »- called
o i heir com tile e **oek of All -1..- mnlerbtl-m r
e-narv f.»r We h ewiug hu-ine-a. Order** from
abroad-nlicl: cd, i '» iv
LOiEBS & CO.,
BAN KERS,
l-IXcfiSSOHS TO KofNTZH liltOS. .1; CO.)
Cheyenne. Wyoming. .
-* *- .a ■> /V j-df -i—l» C O Hx J
m GOLD DUST
IlortiilT AND SOLD.
Collection** marie on nil |H>in*-. • ith prompt r*
urn-. Ititure-t puld on ilino depn-h-. Draft* on
ill the principal of EuropM sold m tin
r»
BIANMWG’sS
Antidote for Intemperance.
¥8 AN INFALLIBLE ITU. iFOßtlil- fe-irfi 1 ' i w .
I I - tl.»e will a> one re.nine tin- 1.1- eor de-ii.
I for -1 iin .11 aii and will -oott ere a e an aciiia!
j di-like for ihum. I> can he admini- erod in tea.
c.*ib o. o c.en via cr. ul hon: e ... iu-u-pu iun.
a-i i.oin me !• or -me I. //*/.•/ ,i
; Wr.nd, W4i> »<•/ ,i Hi. l(o
h ihi . u i-< I'O'ir ihi'i/ '•> uirtt him.
Sell f r ee In mail oil receipt of I lie nion v
i Dr ice Two Dollar.- tier ho .
W. 11. MANN INC * CO.,
mi DklJtwtr st. Loitlf*. Mo.
TKItItITUHY OK « vmu.si:. i
Coi NTY OP L.muxu;. I
In flrwt Judicial Dialrlci Court.
Gilc* F. Filley. IMain.iT,
John A N' •. T). Toni i c
Smi h. mid John Winner. f
laic* par nern n- “Jonh A. , .
Nve »V C 0.." Dch ndjii
!*«• the uh.ne named d i.iidan'** and non-res
ident**. Yon mid each of\oi are hereby no i:ie.|.
lha. you have been -tied in -aid Di- ric" Co ir . b\
Glle* K 111 lev, i lie above named plain If. and hai
a wrl: Os II titchineiil ha- i-rued iignin-' your
proper y a-noil re-ldcu' defend.m - am! hoi un
leer you nn-werihe pe i oil of IMain i. . mnv oil
tile in the otlire of the clerk of raid four .on or
before the slt day ot Align-’. A. D. IST -aid t» •-
ii ion. wj h all lie mai .r- mid aileg.i ion- iiere
.n coutaimd.-nlll bqiakeuu- rue and | ul/nieoi
rendered ace udiligly. The objec of -aid ,-ul .i
--io recover Irom the-inn id I .'een hundred
mid *d\tv nine $ M»'i. «t. dollar** with In ere-i
Hieretm -luce July l«i h IHiH a 111 p r cen .per an
ii'ilil. alleged io ho d ie ou a promt—orv no e. and
co- -of ihi--ah.
\\ i ne.-- my hand and 1. ■ -mil of rni.l D'-irlct
Collr: II Cheyeiilie city 111 -aid ciuil j till- :A 1.
day or June. .
\V. lli tchi-on. Clerk of Dl- rict Cour*.
) * s l»y Kou..ut H. Lyon. Depu v clerk
I • (
—, — Damel McLauoiilin. Ativ. f*»r Plain:l:V.
jo c7-4*w
c. e. Thompson'
BOOT AND SHOE MAKER
Seventeenth -tree, next dcur to the Meirop.dlian
Hilliard Hull.
LT NDEHSTANDS thoroughly the nrt of tluliiQ
J anv feci, deformed or otliei vine, iic.c• lil1-4 in
auatomlca! nrlnclplr- None hut the Ik 0 mater
lain arc used and •atiafuc ioz. gaaroatoud. (Jive
him a call. a? 1 y
WYOMING m :
liDtU'Xl Sa:urd*j.
TERMS : $1 A YEAR. $3 00 HALF YEAR.
U one of tho
largest Piiperu in llio Went.
COMMERCTII. JOB PRIMlyu
OF EVERY KtND
Nen’lv. chem’v m l *•• o”d , Mo”«lv ( ft
of every *ha[H* and kind. Bill Heads. L*U«I
atirt N*» e HcaiilnlVlhiik* ol everv kind. Po«|>
er*. *• c.. priu <• l t*:i *hori order. Il;ivin*:nu««
of Tvpc and-Protteei, \v« can do
work at low price*.
STOVES, ETC.
WIIF.N YOU RUT,A
COOKINO STOVE
IT IS ECONOMY TO
Get th.e T3est!
31,845
HAVE BEKN«OLT) IN THE LAST TWO YEAR*
NUT ONE HAS FAILED TO GIVE
ENTIRE SATISFACTION.
THEY ARE
Universally Acknowledged
Tii [ESI [lll E SHE Hill.
AND WHEREVER KNOWN
PR«*.v Stand TJnrivallcd
FOR UNIFORMITY IN BAKING,
FOR ECONOMY IN TIIE USF. OF FUEL.
FOR DURABILITY AND CONVENIENCE,
An l their perfect adaptation to the
WANTS OF WESTERN PE0 n LE.
SEND FOR PRICE LIST TO
HARPER a lIOrSMAN,
nplliliwly Cheyenne, Wyoming.
Gf-JERIFr’S SALES.
siii-ißirr s.ii.i;.
TERRITORY •> •• WIOMIXC, i
County ui Laramie. f?*-
Willi* i Andrecen
\ *
Gline* ,t Yan*n*j»el.
l.v vlr'nerf,mexec t»i..n i***!.-don» *.f'he Dl**rict
..iir of *h.. j- Judi.-ml District «»f Laramie
*Mti .. A Minim rI. tv, on a ludgtileilt In
, *iii«l *•".«'U./'PV'Y **‘ • l, **“ A \au it***-!, and in
' 11 •- - :i. f.»r the -tun •>! two
hundred and **r:h dnll-ir- *i sty-«i x r<-rr -. S :i - s »iot
. h:«M* !*• ie.l on :h»- fulUtwiii*' de*erihed property
»’.tn til.iCi N*». itree limn red and ninety i39‘i.
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'‘b’CN No. three hundred nnd ninety <39o\
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1.1 ill r r.' -i..-:r !...*•.■ r Mil in r*.n P. h * re*-t. and
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; !* T " v ‘‘ r * l ; '' ' **d «hiTi-«»n. widen I will *c!l to
*•' mi.-*: I.tdder f.*r c i-1* «.n Th»*ivd.\v. ihe Hih
", "‘‘P eniti. r. IS? I*** With the hour* of l'A
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She.-DT Laramie Count v Wv. Ter.
ntvjtitoprp’? 3
DENVER PACIFIC
RAILWAY.
Open to Denver*.
Connecting with the
ONION PAOI/JG RAILROAD
c ii ey'enne
Tor all point* Hast and V.'oat
D ETST VER,
h J. Hughes it Co.'- Slxhorac Doable-daily
Liu** of Concord Coadie-. carry iug the U. 3.
Mail and K.xpre-r. over 'lie best na*
lurul road in the wprld. io
• OLDEN CITY. T.LACIy HAWK.
ity. Idaho. :own. kit < a ilso.n,
md ihe Kmi-as Puciiic Kai'uay, aud all puinia
1 Colo.a.li.
\nJ with A. Jacob'r DENVER AND SANTA FE
STAGE LINE, via
lolorado City and Pueblo,
AndJlarlmnn'a Line to (he
SOUTH PARK. FAIRPLAY AND
And with Smith's Line to
VALMONT AND BOULDER.
1 rain- leave Kvann mi r. t i a. 111 . daily, tex tpi
Saud i* -.1 arriviu :at Cheyenne mil.lb a. in.. and
efiirning. le i\e (•lievciuie ai 1.-.ltp. m.. nuakln r
onii.T.loll wj.h train* arrlUn jm Übryumie rr«»m
i'.e l-.a-i and We-t daring Iho day,* arriving at
van- a .*».•: • p. in.. Omaha time.
tor all hi:-I tic--mu ne with the operation
•f 1 he road, apply 10 or ntlrirutm
<•. w. ri.-UKit.
Miliorlnlrnilcut uml tiuiurul Crclsh
.mil TIIV.I A lit-111. Ill'll v< r. Colorado.
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\ TIoUNKY'S. w .*• loi• «*r- mid Advocates. Of
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