The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume], September 24, 1870, Image 2

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TKWHTORT OF WToWTNG, f ...
t'OCNTT or I’IXTA. t
In fha Dl»irict OonK of l ima C.mntY, tlecond Jti
dicia! district. John V. Myers, Plaintiff:
V •.
Jan)'* 11 W. Duvli*. M. B. Sprague and Trank Du
rnni. Pacinor* doing hm-in's* under ilie name .
uiid firm. stylo of J W*. Davits uud A.-relates.
Defendants:
FrjmoSs.
TOTHE AfiOVE N vMKI' nm .MUVTft. -
Yon arv hereby summoned. am! requested to
nn»w«r ii*« putiuou of-iho pl.uuUll iu tin- uhowi i
entitled cause. which yon will And *>n file In the
office of the C lerk of iho tbrond DL-trict Court,
for the Counfv of Ulnln, witmn thirty days of the
serving qf this 1 upou i*rlu}i)c «»f
the day of servico. The plaintiff piuja iudgjncfci j
Ton tor rbe «nm of Tlilrt. <*n HvTiVmd
and lUirtv-ninc W-WO dollars ($ 13.'»Ci.S4) together
with local interest on the nim of Nineteen flion
sand three hundred siulsixti-tuodollur-;
Bom the 2Ulh day uMleCrtn her. A. 1). until
the 4th day of January A. D. I*7o. slid lnlcro«t on .
the Thirteen Thousand and thirty-nine 84-inb do!- '
lars, ftatm the 4th day of January A. D. IKid. until
paid.
If von fail to plead, answer or demur to said |
petition, within the time aforesaid, the same will
do taken as confessed h\ you am! lodgment en
tered accordingly . with the'pray**r of said Petition-
er.
KTV C. JACOBS. Clerk of District Court.
SNOW A rfOGK. Attorneys for Plaintiff.
1 y -Vfiw
hHERIFP SALI2
TERRITORY OF WYOMING, *
County or La mamie. i
Job Ml Inc
vs.
James R. WhltchAnd.
Br virtue of an execution Issued out of the
District Court of the First Judicial District of
said Conn tv, wherein Job .Milne Is plaintiff, and
James It. Whitehead is dcfuuduul, for the sum of
two hundred and sevenit'-fonr dollars and six
cents i 5374.06) and costs of suit, I have levied on
the following described property ns the property
of the said James It. Whitehead, 10-wft : The
east forty-four <4O feet of lot No. six (fit. In block
No. three hundred and fifty four (Til . In the city
of Ufcejeunc. in ani l county, being forty-tour ,4< >
feel front on Seventeenth si rent, and running
back one hundrod and thirty-two ilSthfccl. with
all the appnrtcunnces and improvements situated
thereon, which I will oiler for sale on Wednes
day, October 10th. 1870. between the hours of 10
o'clock, a. in. aud 9 o'clock p. in, of said day, to
the highest bicuer. for caah, at the Court-House
door, in said county, to satisfy said execution
and costs.
S. M. PRESHAW,
Sheriff Laramie Couuty, W. T.
•eptlUtoocllO.
PARISH & CO,
Successors toC. 11. Pickett,
AUCTION •
I
AND
COMMISSION
I
MERCHANTS,
SEVENTEENTH STREET
CHKYENNE, W. T.
Particular Attention
• ...
to Rale of stock
fohW-ly 1
SHERIFF SALE.
TERRITORY OF WYOMING,
County of Laramie. t
Willis Jc Andreaou
V A.
Glines ,t Vantassel.
By viti ne of uu execution issued out of i lie District
Court of the Is' Judicial District of Laramie
County. Wyoming Ternium, on u Judgment In
said court .iguiuef GHu*.s A: V uni near I, and in
favor of WillTs A Andresen. for the sum of lwo
hundred and eight dull arv sixty-six cent -its .‘WI.Oo i,
I have levied on the follow lug descriluU property
us the prujMwty of »*id Glinea .v Vuiitasse), to
wit; The oast iw.nly*two iSijfcct of lot No. five
V 5 . in block No. three hundred and p*t» m,
and the west twenty -t wo i&h feel.. of lulNo. sl\ ;
,ii . in block No. threo hundred and ninety iJPOt. !
in the city of Clieyeiuj.), in said ctmuiy. hi a king
iu aU forty-four (44)4eut homing on ltith street, and
running back. one hundred and tltlny iw*> (UK) ;
feet, (ogether w ith all the appurteuuucesaud im
proicua-uls situated Ihureuu. which I will sell to i
the highest bidder for caah ou T'hnrudny, the Bth
day of September. 187*1 heiucm luu hours of r*
o'clock a. m. and 2 o’clock p m. of said day, at
the court house door in said couuty, to satisfy
said o'.ecutton and costa.
8. M. PKESIIAW.
Sheriff Laramie County Wy. Ter.
aug6to«upt7
W. D. PEASE,
COR. 17tii AND FERGUSON STS.,
Family Groceries
FRKNII YI-KETAItLEN,
And u full assortment of
CANNED FRUIT PRESERVES
JELLIES AND PICKLES I
WOItCESXEKMI IIIK
i
-* AND
i
JOCKEY (M B
SAUCES*
And almost anything In the eating line. j
- .
Thankful for* the liberal amount of pstronags
granted me in the past. I nope by strict attention
to the want* of my friends to contlune to receive
It in the future.
PRUSSING’S CELEBRATED
CIDER VINEGAR/
Warranted pure, palatable, and to preserve
Pickles. First premiums awarded at the IT.l T . S. j
i’-ilr, the Illinois State Fair, and t'hlcago City
v- t *r Largest works of the kind in the United
i) ca. Established 1844.
CHAS. E PRUSSING,
339 Sc 311 Stat street, (’hkago.
Royal Havana Lottery!
OI 1 CUBA.
$300,000 in Gold Drawn Bury SrvtnUtn IM lys.
Prises cashed mid infortnutiou fumishod: the
highest rates paid for Doubloons. Spaniwb Bank j
Notes and all kinds of Gold and Silver and Gov
ernment Securities. TA\ LOU A CO..
Bankers No. 1G Wall •. N. Y.
o. I». rOOLXSOMO. M. w. FOOUESOMI.
FOGLESON6 & GO.,
Wuu.v-.JIC juiU liuUil JJvulcf* 111
KTASbK AS O HOODS,
UUESK (iOODH, LADIES’ SIIOES,
fAUFOLMA BLANKETS, NOTION’S, ETC.
I,smnil Slock in W j wmiiiK.
znehll 3m
DRYGOODS, ETC.
S. F.JUUCKOLLS
DRYGOODS, CLOTHING.
M*'l 1%
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
D RY GOODS
CAItPETING,
C L O T .11 11ST G
BLAK&CTS,
SETH THOMAS CLOCKS!
OTIC CEHIES,
PROVISIONS!
i.Hjuons.
Tobacco and Cigars!
IIAIIDVVAKi: A CFTbUttl,
Boots & Shoes,
I
HATS A*JD CAPS,
Outfitting Goods jicncrally
. Ant In weekly receipt of Goods from Ihe Im
urf»T» and Maiittfuetttrers. Bought for a- It an
will he sold at the lowest rates fur cash only.
t*r Two story stone building. Seventeenth
street. (Mtcvenne.
]£at(tbliahed in Xcw York City , lSo!).
SIM. D. ECEHOc,
ROLFS MANUFACTURER OF
felloe's Improved Indian Clubs,
I For mnseul-vr <’evelopemen’. Dumbbells, rro
: quot bill* wild hulls, base ball bats, leu pin bulls
! and pint*, bed padded boxllig doves, improved
striking bug, metropolitan policemen's clubs.
TlTiet-e clubs ire used hv the Me'. Police of N. T
I t'itv.v Kehocfl 111 us. fated Book on the Use of the
: Guh,
i.ist or pHietts op ntniAS et.rns.
0,7 A Hlhs eh '■s p’rf.V' * I
11,s. eacii ?J],;tir 6.00 ics for Lade*. Si f'b'n.
13 7.*0 |-j lbs. each per pair 8.00
i is it), o |
30 14.00 | I I "0
, J., 10.( 0 | 5 A3O
300 Broadway* Now York City,
ILKIGTOUY OF WYOMING, i
Oo'uxtt or Laiiamik. I
1 fn first Judlriat District Court.
Giles F. Filluy, Plaintltl, ,
John A Nve. D. Tom t q linifnAn „
smith, and John Klm»*«v. |
late partners as ” Jonh A. ,
Nyu iV C 0.." Defund.tms. I
Yn the above named d(Tcii(lnnts and non-rea
ideuts. You und ouch of yon are hereby notified,
that you have been sued in said District Court, by
i Giles* F Filley, the Above limned plaintiff, ami Hint
a writ of uituchuiLUt Ims i.aucil uguipst your
j property ns non rcrlnent dolcnnnn’s: mid that uu
less yon answer the petition of Plnlntltf. now on
• file in the olUcc of the Clerk of said Court, on or
before I lie Hth day of Align it. A. I>. IST-». said pe
tition. with nil the manors and allegations there
• n coutniued, will l>e taken ns true and judgment
i rendered accordingly. The object of said |stilt, is
to recover from yoti the sum of sixteen hundred
I and sixty nitte dollars with interest
thereon since July tilth lhbß at ID tier cent, per an-
I nmn, alleged m bo duo on n promissory note, and
costs of this suit.
| Witness my hand and the seal of said District
i Court at Cheyenne city in said county this 33(1,
i dnv of tinue. 1870.
J. \\ . lit Ti uwox. Clerk of IMstrlct Court.
1 j j l Ry Robkht D. Lyon, Deputy Clerk
i * —Da MEL McLauoiilin, Ally, for Plaintiff.
; jo 37-tlw
r> EING a private Instructor for mnrrret! person
> or thorn about to bo married, both male aud
feiniile, in everything concerning Iho physiology
relations of our sexual system, and the nroduc
tion and prevention of offspring, including nil
I the new discoveries never before given In thcKng
-11 ait lituguugc, by WM. YOUNG. M. D. This is
really a valuable nnd interesting work. It i
‘ written In rtnin Innjmnge for the general render,
and is illustrated with numerous engravings
! All y oung married people or thoso coutemplat
ing marriage, nnd having the least Impediment to
I married life, should rend this book. It discloses
secrets that every one should be aeqnninted with :
still it is a book thill must he locked up and not
i lie about the lionse.lt will be sent to any address
. on receipt of 74) cents. Address l>r. Win. Young,
, No. 410 Spruce Street.nboveFourlh, Philadelphia.
A rrucTKii and Unfoutniatk. No matter what
■ may be ' our disease, before yon place yourself
under the care of any of the notorious quarks—
I native and foreign—who advertise in tills or any
»ther paper, get a copy iff Dr. Young's Book and
i -end It carefully. It will be the means of saving
I /on many a dollar, your health und possibly
j /our life.
l)r. Young can ho consulted cn any of t lie dis
•isos described In Ills publications, at his oftW,
o. 410 Spruce street above Fourth, Philadelphia.
octß3wly
STEPHEN BON,
EDDY STREET,
Near Corner Fifteenth Street
. Has just received the most complete stock of
GENTS’ AND BOYS’
LADIES’ AND HISSES
Boots and Shoes!
OP TUB BEST qUAIJIT.
MEN’S BUFFALO BOOTS !
> Hand made und Warranted.
Leather and Findings
Os every description, Which he sells nl very low
prices for cadi.
All Work Warrautcd!
If you want a good barguin rail on
.-TKPIIKN DON.
Eddy Street, near Fifteen’h
Si«.* Red Window*.
Pay Yom Taxes.—The unpaid
taxes for the year,.lß7o will luvoino
delinquent on tile first Monday of
< letobi r next. S. M. Preshaw,SherilV
land collector of Laramie Co., W. T.
septja-8t ’
SmGER'S
Sewing Machines.
The Singer ilaimfacturlng Co.
Is now producing nearly 200,000 Sc wine
Ainclilnew. per milium and is not able to
meet the demand, hut In order to do so, new lac
torics arc being erected tlist will supply
Three Hundred and Fifty Tlionsund
.11 aclilnert each Yeur.
The pppQlarity of the "New Family" Revving
Machine i* ouly siirpnaitcd by Its usefulness and
simplicity: durability and bounty. Whero known
it is dDliculi fi»r otlici manufacturers to effect
sales, and they employ every means to foist tlielr
products upon the people. Buyers of Sewing
Machines should avoid canvassers and peddlers
who resort to compulsion to make sales, for no
machine cun he desirable that is forcibly thrust
ou the purchaser.
Thcßinger “New Family” and the “New
No. One” Hewing Machines, [the latter for
Preesmukcrs. Tailors, Shoemakers, &c..J nru
eagerlv sought for, nnd a large stock can he
found iu our sales rooms, together with every
useful accessory’lntended for them.
We sell Bilk Twist, Cotton and Linen Threads,
Needles, OH, Screw-drivers. Ac., at rctull or in
quantity n? manufacturers’ prices.
Catalogues. Price Lists. Ac.. Jin English or Ger
man j furnished on application by mall or other
wise.
DEAN & LOWE,
005 North Fourth Street,
scpt23-d3ra ST. LOUIS, TOO.
CLOTHINC, ETC.
XJ. 3?. R. n.
CLOTHING HOUSE.
B. & I. HELLMAN,
Sixteenth street. Cheyenne, Wyoming, Wholesale
and Retail Dealers in
CLOTHING!
AND
GEMS’ FURNISII2NU GOODS.
Our btock comprises the following goods made
and trimmed In thu best stylo :
CASSIMERE SUITS,
ENGLISH MELTON SUITS !
FINE IIEAYEK SUITS,
PLAYER AND CIUN'CIIILLA OVERCOATS,
BOY’S CLOTHING,
IIAT9 A.3NTU OA.PS
BOOTS AND BIIOES,
SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS AND VALISES.
All our good.-* are guaranteed as represented an
sold m Eastern prices. fublO-ly
J. H. MARTIN,
to coiiKroirrii autos.,
Wholesale Grocer
AND DKALRfI IN
Canned Goods !
DRIED FRUITS !
wxrvio .vi\i> i.i!>roi;s
PROVISIONS AND GRAIN.
Eddy street, Corner I7th,
CHEYENNE, WYOMING.
fehlO-tf
Pti‘GREGOR & CO.,
Successors to
E. A. ALLEN & CO.,
Wholesale and ReLail
Druggists!
EAST SIDE EDDY, CORNER OF ALLEY BE
TWEEN SIXTEENTH AND SEV
ENTEENTH STREETS.
Dealers In
DRUGS, CHEMICALS.
PATENT MEDICINES
VARNISH BROSUES, FANCY GOODS,
HAIR OIL,
TOILET ARTICLES,
Trusses, Bandages, ICtc.
MV oiler superior inducements to retail dealers!
We keen constantly on hand the largest and bos.
selected stock on the line of the Union Pacific
Railroad. Wo buy for casli only, thus enabling
ua to sell lower than any drug house in thu city.
Ustr
PERKINS, STICUN A GO’S
B STANDARD
u California Wines
AND
GRAPE BRANDIES.
■ 31 A 30 LaSalle Street
Chicago, 111.
FIRE-ARMS.
FRUEKD & HROJHER,
Manufncturera and Importers of ail kinds* of
FIRE-ARMS !
AND
AMMUNITION !
Cutlery, Fishing Tackle,
SPORTING APPARATUS,
Os every description. East side of Eddy afreet,
Cheyenne.
Pioneer Gunsmiths
OF THE WEST I
sole agents for the Winchester Repeating
KTFLES & CARBINES
These arms arms are particularly adapted sot
defence against
Indian jAdtacks?
AND FOR HUNTING PTRPOSES.
Agents fur E. L. Dupont's and DcNcmoura ant
Company's Colubruted
Spoiling and Mining Powder!
ALL KINDS OF
Fixed & Loose Ammunition
CONSTANTLY ON HAND
In all its branches, dono with
Scientific Precision l
All goods sold by us arc guaranteed to he as rep
resented.
Brunch houses at
SOUTH PASS, AND LARAMIE CITY, W. TER.
feblO-ly
HALJLAHD^
PATENT IMPROVED
DlXti
SPORTING RIFLES.
Calibre—2B-100, 34-100, 88-1,00 46-100 aud 50,100.
every Riile Warranted,
Aud money refunded if not satisfactory.
USE CARTRIDGES
OR LOOSE AMMUNITION.
MAKE YOUR OWN CARTRIDGES.
Southerner ” Pistols,
ißrcech-Loatling Derringer,) half-ounce Ball larger
than Navy.
REMINGTON’S PISTOLS !
COLTS I'ISTOLS,
SMITH &WFSSOH PISTOLS!
CAIiTIiIDGES ALL iUNDS,
Guns, Flasks and Pouches,
WADS, CAPS, ETC., ETC.
ALFORD, FARR, & CLAPP,
No IG. Wan'en Street ,
foblO-tf near Broadway, (up-stalra)New York.
L. MURRIN & CO.,
WHOLESALE DEALKUB IN
Foroiffu Sc Domewtio
LIQUORS !
WINE S,
Tobacco & Cigars.
17TH STREET,
m
. Between Eddy and Ferguson,
febMHf
SMITH’S COLUMN.
PITER SMITH’S
CHI€A©O
Revolution Store!
CORNER
Eddy and 17th
stheets.
CHEYENNE, WYOMING.
CHEAPEST STORE
THIS SIDE OF OMAHA.
This Establishment, recently opened, has con
stautly on hand a
FFItII assoitment
OF
CLOTHING!
Boots and Shoes.
HATS & CAPS.
NOTIONS !
POCKET AND TABLE
CUTLERY !
ETC., ETC., ETC.,
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
CITY AVI) COUNTRY
DEALERS
Are roqnostod to call and
EXAMINE STOCK & PRICES.
BEFORE VISITING EASTERN MARKETS.
-
LAND CRANT BONDS.
)oe|syen&Bho.
BANKERS,
No. 40 South Third street,
PHILADELPHIA.
. J'TeiiC.JTa.CX
union:pacific r. r.
Land Grant Bends!
WE ARE OFFERING FOR SALE, at best mar
ket price-,
THF LAND GRANT BONDS
OP TIIB
U. P. R. R. COMPANY.
Til BY AMOtTTT, IN ALL, TO f
® 10,000,000,
Run Twenty Years 1
AND PAT
Seven Per Cent. Interest*!
They nrc Coupon Bonds of one thousand do
lars isl,oUUj each, and arc secured by
A FIRST MORTGAGE
ON ABOUT
u.0c0.000
A-Ci-es of* Land
Being all the lands which the Union Taclflc R.
li. Co. now huvo or *hnll hereafter acquire from
the United Stale*, except the lands which arc or
ahull he iifclnded in the Railroad and Telegraph
Line of said company, or nsod for Iho construc
tion ovopemtlon ihereof, for the track, yards, de
pot ground*, building*, or erectlous thereof.
L will readily be aeon that an average of (75)
seventy-five cents per acre Tor the lands of the
Company, will ruilYc the whole issue of Land
Grant Bond*, thu** reducing thu Interest liability
of the Compuuy to that exirm.
The Company receive their Land Grant Bonds
for their face and accrued interest, in puyment of
all lands sold hv them.
Tho Union Pacific Railroad Company com
mcuccd the sale of their land July 28th. 1869.
The land now offered for sale ranges from
$2.50 to S2O Per Acre,
AND EJtnnACES SOME OP TUB
Very Best Farming Land!
THE COMPANY HAS.
ALRBAPT TUB SALKS AMOUNT TO
30,000 Acres Monthly !
AND MOSTLI’
TO ACTUAL NBTTLKRS,
As the entire revenue from tho halos of tho
ands of tho Company I* pledged to tho redemp
tion and cancellation <>f tho Land Grant Bonds of
the Union Pacific Railroad Company, the Land
Grant Bonds will necessarily become scarce and
high In price, as tho lands arc solo, are tho pro
ceeds arc InvetdeA by tho Trustees of the Bond
holders in the Land Grant Conds. -Tho Land
Grant Bonds of the Hannibal & St. Joseph R. It.,
arc 108 bid aud none offered: there Is no reason
why these bonds may not rule that high at some
future time.
For further particulars ndtlress
BElpa&BRO,
Dealer* In Uarermnsnl Philadelphia
ARION PIANO FORTEB.
PATENT
ARION
Piano Fortes I
COMBINES MANNER’S FOUR
Simplifying Patents,
THE MOST VALUABLE PATENTS EVER
USED IN PIANO FORTES.
PATENT AR.IOBT
REVERSED
WOODEN
AGRAFFE.
PATENT ARION
COMPOUND
WREST.
PLANK.
PATENT ARIOItf
FULL
IRON
FRAME.
PATENT ARIOIVT
SUSTAINING
IRON
BAR.
A Few Reasons
WHY TIIE
ARION PIANO
IS SUPERIOR TO ALL OTHERS.
The ARION PIANO FORTE has Greater Power
thun any other Piano Forte Manufactured.
IT WILL STAND IN TUNE LONGER,
and In iis mechanical construction It Is more per
fect, and. therefore, more durable than any in
strument constructed in the uimul modern style.
The arrangement of the Agraffe, the manner of
stringing, the peculiar form uud arruugeincnt of
the Iron Frame,
SUPERCEDES ALL OTHERS.
The nsc of n bar (which is a part of the Iron
Frame) on a line with the heavy steel stringing,
gives
Great Strength
where most needed, and In this respect all other
Pianos fail.
The construction of the WREST PLANK. Into
whlelt the Tuning Pins are inserted, is such that
It i* impossible for the pins to become loosened,
or tho Wrest Plank itsoif to spilt, as Is too often
the case in other INnnO-Fortcs.
Tlic Extraordinary KvenncM
throughout thu scale, the excellent Singing
Quality, iho
Length and Purity of Vibration,
ft ll go to prove what we claim, viz., that the
Arion Piano-Forte
IS TIIE BEST INSTRUMENT MANUFACTURED
AGEN TS AY AA X ED.
every t'li.v and Town where we huvo not already
appointed., ihum.
Wrltr for Circular, which wo mall frtw, or en
close two three cent stamps for the ARION
PAMPHLET, which cuntaiusa mil account of the
famous blindfold trial, and other valuable Infor
mation to thoso contemplating purchasing a Plano
Porto.
N. B.—We caution the public from purchasing
a cheap Plano, which has recently been out In the
marker, hearing tho name “ Arion.'’ All genuine
Arion Piuuos boar the name “Patent Arion, and
can only be purchased from oar New York Waro
rooms, or our authorized Agents throughout tne
United Btates.
All Kind* of Hnalcal lustra
(V j .I*l 14 / i 1 G<U|
men!* fnipplted.
ADDRESS THE
ARION PIANO-FORTE CO.,
NO. 554, BROADWAY,
anglsdjfcwiy New York Cily.