The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume], September 24, 1870, Image 4

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I)AILY EVENING LEADER.
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD.
arrive roox kajtt. nurxßT west
Puaenm . 1:40p. m. I Passenger. 9:lop in.
Mixed 8:00 p m. I Mixed 3.45 p.m.
Freight ~5:15 a. m I Freight 6:15 a.m.
Pac.Ex. Frl .13:00 m. | Pac.Kx. Frl 13:30 p m
Amntx ran* pkpakt kast.
Passenger.. ..lJlp. tn. i Passenger. 3:00 p. m.
Mixed 7:45 p. m. I Mixed .. 8:15 p m
Freight 4:90 a. m. | Freight. 6:15 a. m.
At. Ex. Tuee .1:15 p. m. j At. Kx.Tues. .3:00 p. m.
Trains between Laramie and Omaha ran On
Omaha time, which i* 85 minntea faster than
Cheyenne tme, and Cheyenne time governs trains
west of Laramie.
DENVER PACIFIC RAILROAD.
AIUUYB mOM BOOTH. DEPAKT SOUTH.
K i pres a 11:4Ta. m. I Express 1:40 p «*».
Freight 7:85 p. iu. | Freight 6:flo\ . n..
Trains on the D.P.Railway run on Omaha time.
Mall Arrivals and Departure*.
Until further notice the Poetofflce will be open 1
for delivery and reception of mail matter from 7)4
a m. to 7H p, m daily, except Sundays, and on
Sandaya from 13:30 p. m. to 3 p. m.
Money order office open from 8 a. n». to Kp.m
dally, except Stimin' .-
Western malls close at 13 o'clock dally
Eastern mails close at 1:80 p. in dally.
Denver Pacific R. It., iurluding Denver and '
son them malls, close at 1:15 p. ni. daily, except *
Sandays.
Mails arrive from east dnily at 13 in., and
from the west daily at 1:*,5 p. id
Mails arrive from Denver. Col., and way. via
Denver Pacific K. It ,at 11:45 a. in. dally, except
Sundays.
Mails close for Fort Larainic and Fort Fotter
man on Mondays and Thursdays at A p. in.
Malls arrive from Fort Laramie and Fort Fet
terman Sundays and Thursdays at 4)4 p. in.
W. W. OORLKTT, Postmaster (
—The corrected time schedule, ta
king effijet on the Union Pacific to
morrow morning, will be found at
the head of this column.
—The Wyoming Weekley News has i
iK'en'ißlci on our table by the courtesy |
of its new manager, Mr. Warren
Richards)m. It presents a neat ap
pearance and Is well filled. To its i
new editor we wish every success.
To its owner, John AVanless of Colo- j
orado, —we wish lie would sell iiis
paj>er to some resident of this Ter- ,
ritory, and go back to his Colorado
ranche.
—Chicago is having a reign of i
crime wliieh makes a fearful record ; ,
no less than five murders having \
been committed in tire last ten days, j
besides an endless number of smaller
crimes.
Away .From Home.—Thoae nice
fresli oysters just received by B. 1,. :
Ford Esq., are a long way from their 1
native beds, but will nevertheless j
find a welcome and warm reception !
at hospitable boards, in this inland
locality. Although we are a bache
lor now for a time, we have appoint
ed a committee on ways and means to
provide for the proper care of a sam
ple of the above bivalves kindly sent !
11s to-day, bymine host of the popular ,
Ford House.
—There will be a called communion- l
tionof Cheyenne Lodge No. 16, A. F. ■
&A. M., tills evening, at half pnst I
seven" o’clock. Work on third de- 1
gree. Visiting brethren fraternally
invited. By order W. M.
—There is plenty of WOOD now to
be delivered by W. D. Pease.
sept2U2t
—All kinds of fancy goods. Laces,
Edgings, Ribbons, Ac.. Ac., just re
ceived and for side low, at Herman
* Co.’s. sept24-2t
Messers Harper and Housman
have just received a large lot of the
celebrated ant-dust and elegant
parlor stoves which, they will dis
jwrse of to suit tlie times. sept23-2w
—A large assortment of chignons
and switches just received and for
sale" low, at Herman & Co.’s.
sept24-2t
—A new and iieautifui lot of fash
ionable Ladd's suits forfall and win
ter wear, just received, at Marks,
Meyers A Co.’s. sept2B-4t
—New goods of all sorts i n theeating
line, with the liost of Young Hyson,
Imperial and Black Tea to drink, at
W. P. Pease’s. sept24-8t
—Turkish and scotch Plaids, the
finest assortment ever displayed in
Cheyenne is to lie found at Marks,
Myers A Co.’s. sept2B-4
Pay Youu Taxes. —The unpaid
taxes for the year 1870 will become
delinquent on the first Monday of
October next. S. 51. Preshaw,Sheriff
and collector of Laramie Co., W. T. ;
Bept23-Ht |
—Lime in quantities to suit at W. |
D. Pease’s. sept24-2t 1
—Messrs B. Hamburger A Co., beg
to announce, that Mr. Jacob Haas, a
member of the firm, has just returned
from the hirst, where he lias selected
one of the largest stock of Liquors, 1
Wines and Cigars ever imported to 1
this country. They desire to draw
the special attention of their patrons
and the public, to their very superior
Kentucky Bourbon Whiskeys, war
ranted to be pure, genuine and of
first quality. sept, 21 ts
—The Moore House, Fifteenth
street, has changed hands. Mr. A.
Waldschmidt is the new proprietor
who has taken tlje house and will
sjiare po pains to merit a continuance
of the liberal patronage which the
Moore Hoop- ha* always enjoyed.
al6tf
—The Karns lions*' maintains its
former reputation as one of the best
hotels in Cheyenne. Everything for
the comfort of guests is attended to
at the “Karns” with as much care os
in the large cities. aulStf
—Patent Building Paper and
pre|»ared Plastering Board, warranted
not to shrink. breek, or he affected
[>> ilnmpui—, for sale at V. Kchweick
ert’s, Ivldy street. sept Win
*
Fine merinos and Empress eloths,
ami Beilin stripe*, nt Marks slyers
c (V’s. -plSf! tt
Eagle House, 16th street, A. Slm
-1 ons, proprietor, is the best place to
board in this city—s7 per week, or 1$
per day. Good rooms at moderate
prices. augßl-tf
Kkno! KenoM Free Lunch and
devil among the tailors everv even
ing at Ford A Llndenmeler’s billiard
) Hall, Sixteenth Street. sept 23-3 t
—B. A. I. Heilman of the U. P.
Clothing Store, 16th, street have just
received a large invoice of Fall
clothing, Ac., of the very lateststyles.
sept2B-tf
—Where do those fine suits come
from we have lately seen ? From J.
H. Stein, 234 Farnum street, Omaha.
decß-ly
—Celebrated Fleming’s Ale just
received at J. R. Markle A Go’s.,
From ” Sweotwator.”
We glean the following items from
theSouth Pass News of Sept. 20th :
The eastern extension of the Miner’s
Delight lode ha-* been discovered some
distance from the original discovery,
The ledge is from three to six feet
wide, shows n great deal of free gold,
and prospects very richly. The indi- j
cations are that it will prove to be ‘
one of the best mines in the country.
We have had our first snow for
the season. On the 15th inst., snow
fell sufficient to give old mother earth
a coat of white, which, however, lasted
imt a short time. This is not very
unusual at this season of the year.
In 1869 there was a similar fall of
snow on September 12tli. o|>em
tions upon the Young America mine 1
are going rapidly forward. New hoist- j
ing machinery, of the most approved
pattern, is now being placed upon the
mine, under the supervision of L. U.
Colbath, one of our most experienced
in i ners an d mi 11 wrigh ts. -r —Com pa n y
D, Second U. 8. Cavalry, is to be re
moved from the Sweetwater country
and stationed ut Camp Douglas, Utah
Territory.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Another Solved —Chemist* be
ing unable to (Uncover the Ingredient* In fragrant
Sozoddmt, which remove* ail main* from the teeth
and impurts such a peculiar roviness to the .ruin**,
the public are hereby Informed that it I* u propter
atlon from the bark of the Odillava Saponakia
or Soap Tree of Chill, Imported for the first time
into thl* country for thla special purpose Sticli
It* the purifying and innocuous effect of thl* rare
botanical agent, that It removes discoloration?
from the most fragile textile fabrics, without In
juring a single thread. soplO-deodlw
Save and mend the pieces, use “Si'AnniMi**
Glue." scpHtaleodlw
To ITolherN and M •>. V.'MtcomV-
Hyrnp for Pmrrhfp etc . in children whether In
duced by teething or other cause*. I* the safest
and best remedy. seplb-deodlw
Nllld Yet Thorough Dr. Henry's
Root and Plant PHI* do not cause nausea or
griping. Try them mid you will be sntiHftad. See
advertisement. rcplQ-deod 1 w
See -Advertisement of Dr. Butts' Dispensary i
headed, Book for the million- MARRIAGE |
| GUIDE In another column. It should be read
by all. Jy ISdAwly
I >ARTICULAR NOTICE, Tito ProDrlflto/ <*f
ibis paper will not be responsible lor any J;?U I
or indebtedness, contracted bv any Other person. I
whatever.unless lll** same shall have been allowed
upon the written order of the undersigned. This j
will obviate complication of accounts ami need I
.ess annoyance to any one. N. A. BAKER. |
LIST or LETTERS
Remaining in the Post Office at Cheyenne. Satur
day. September 34th, 1870. Persons calling for \
these letters will please say *• Advertised,"
giving date of advertisement.
Bradshaw R W Beck Mrs *
Baugleave P C Bros* linn Win
Bruce E Baker bergi J
Burns .1 Bruce J E
Uurkltt C Bentley N
Beal N Bradford (J
Crawl ev M Cook N I,
CrutchfieldJ Couvov T
Clifford Miss *1 Coierlder .1 M
Duncan Fannie Durfco A Peck
Finan T Gibbons M J
Gouhl L Galon John
Hall K F Haskell H K
Hogan M Hawkins Capt II J
Hunt J S Isaacs A C
Jeffery W H Kramer Sarah A
Latham D 8 Mangan J—3
Mason Jos Morris M
Mitchell J M McCormick J II
Morse N T Omuru M
McNamee T F O’Bryen M
O'Brock. W II McGtivnc M
McNamary M Reed F P
Perkins W D Reid Win
Reynold* Mrs I, SullivunE
Hugh T K filnglo J
Sanders II Schnoblcln N—B
Sherman Mrs L Talpey G O
Smith KL Taylor Harry
Traulsen F Wadbworth
Vandever I* Whitehead M W
William* L Wilson H
Wilson P Whitney W L
Watts S Walker J
Wool worth L Wallace GT
White J Welch II
Wheeler Henry Young Mrs L J
Welch Miss M
lIKI.O FOR rOSTAOK.
Miss Carrlo A. Hass, Philadelphia. Pa.
Asst. A.iJ. Gen. Dept, of Platte, Omnha, Neb.
W. W. Corlbtt, Postmaster,
Per Me.
W. D. PEASE,
COR 17rn AND FKRGUBONBTB.,
Family Groceries
FKKSII VKVKTABLRB,
And a full assortment of
CANNED FRUIT PRESERVES
.
JELLIES AND PICKLES I
UAKCBBTEIIBHIKK
AND
JOCKEY CLUB
SAUCES!
And almost unything Jn the eating line
Thaukful for the liberal Mrauunt of patronage
granted me In the past, I .tope by strict attention
to tbo wants of my friends to continue to receive
It in the future.
Absoluts Divorce* legally obtained lu New
York. Indiana, Illinois and other States, for per
sons from any State or Country, legal every
where t deaortlo*\ uon-support, eto.. suffldcut
cuuhe . no publlt cy; no charge until divorce ob
taim’d. Advice free Business cstabllchod flf
: teen vca**. Address,
M. IIOU . Attorney.
nnl4-dßm Mo. 78 Nassau street So v York Uity.
STOVES, ETC.
EVENING STAR,
! CHALLENGE
-AND-
TnK DEMAND FOR CHARTER OAK, CHAL
LENGE and EVENING STAR Stoves has
grown so rapidly of late that we have not filled
order* a* promptly as desirable; hut having now
secured the assistance of another Stove Foundry,
we shall hereafter confine nearly the entire force
of our own establishment to the production of
the Stove* above named and hope to fill all orders
without delay.
We would call the attention of those about
porch—lng. to the SUCCESS mid POPULARITY
of all THESE STOVES No better evidence of
their Intrinsic merit can bo offered than a state
ment of the fact, that after 18 years' use and be
ing subject to severe feet* in all kinds of locali
tles, and to the most bitter and determined oppo
sition that could be invented, that they are to-day.
the MOST POPULAR STOVES in the market, arid
have given such universal satisfaction that the
DEM AND IS an EATER THAN EVER.
If von want Hit. Rent Cooking Stow for Wood,
buy the CHARTER OAK.
IT you want the Rest Cooking Store for Coal, buy
the CHALLENGE.
If yon want the neatest and beet sheet iron jxirlor
store ever made, buy the EVE KING STAR.
-SOLD BY
Excelsior Manufacturing Co.,
612 and 611 North Main Street.
ST. LOUIS, MO.
—AND ALL—
IJve Stove Deal era,
LIKE
HARPKIt Ac IfOLS.YIAN,
AND
H. IKOETTfHER Ac CO.,
nplldJcwly Cheyenne, Wyoming:.
M REWARD.
For any case of Blind Bleeding.
Itching, or Ulcerated Pile*, that
De fllnc’N Pile Remedy fails to cure. It is
prepared expressly to cure the Piles and nothin*'
else, and ha* cured cases of over 20 years’ stand
ing. Sold by all Druggists. Lamok stout. 142
Fuankun St!, Baltimokk. Price, $1 (30.
septSldAwly
HOTELS*.
KARNS HOUSE.
Seventeenth Street ,
CHEYENNE WYOMING.
UAS BEEN
GREATLY ENLARGED
and thuuroughly refitted in
j SUPERIOR STYLE, j
IT IS THE
Oldest, Largest
ANI) ONLY J
First Class Hotel
I3NT THIS CITY.
!
SUPERIOR accommodations for transient or |
permanent boarder* at the most reasonable
prices. An Omnibus will convey traveler* to
and from Ihe Railroad depot without extra charge,
non lit ly MRS. M \UTII \ KAHNS.
Moore House,
Fifteenth Street near Ferguson,
CHEYENNE, - - WYOMING.
A. WALDSCHMIDT, Proprietor.
Hoard SO.OO per Week.
JOHN IIBROLD, H. O. KKOI.ISU.
STAR BREWERY.
JOHN HEROLD & CO.,
Brewers of
LjACER BEER!
AND ALE
And Wholesale denier* In
Brewers Supplies
HOPS, MALT,
BRUSHES,
BUNGS, CORKS,
&C., &C-,
I Which they offer to the Trade at the lowe»t
market rates. The Httuntlou of Brewer* is called
I to their complete stock of All the material* nec
essary for the brewing business. Orders from
I abroad solicited. iyW-ly
j
I Established in New York City, 185!) v
SIM. D. KEHOE,
SOLE MANUFACTURE!! OF
Kehoe's Improved Indian Clubs.
1 For muscular c'evclopetnent. Dumbbells, cro
quet hats and halls, base hall hat*, ten pin ball*
and pins, heel padded boxing gloves, improved
; striking hag. metropolitan policemen's clubs.
.These clubs are u*od hv the Met. Police of N. Y.
1 City A Kehoe's Illustrated Book on the Ups of the
Club. *2-50
LIST OF PRICES OP r*DlA* CLUBS.
6, 7ABlbs oh p'rfSAO
lbs. each V pair Mrcs for Lades. A Ch'n.
12 TjOO 2 lbs. each per pair 200
15 10.00 S *' S.Oo
30 ‘ •* " “ 14.00 4 400
36 “ •* - “ 16 00 5 “ “ " “ 5.50
306 Broadway, New York Clfy.
CROCERIEB.
WHIPPLE BROTHERS,
Wholesale and Rutnii Adlm in
GROCERIES!
PROVISIONS
& PRODUCE!
Are prepared l« fill large or small order* far
supplies of
SUGARS, TEAS, COFFEES,
FLOUR, BACGN, HAMS.
GRAIN AND VEGETABLES.
FISH OF ALL KINDS,
FRESH AND DRIED FRUITS,
Canned Goods !
Figs, Spices, o, Maccaroni, Tapioca and Citron
lavoriug Extracts.
BAKING POWDERS !
SAUCES. PICKLES. ETC.
We give special attention to the trade iu
Fresh Batter & Eggs,
\
And tho bust qualities of
CHEESE’
All of which we are prepared to offer, in any
quantity, in the best condition, and
At l*('(tiiced Prices I
Store on the south tide of Seventeenth street.
West of ihi- Post Office, Cheyenne. feblO-tf
XJ3NTXO3NT PACIFIC
Rail Road Company
TOWN LOT DEPARTMENT
Jlave an unlimited number of Troth j
Business and Resident Lots
in all tlie towns along the line of road irom
Omnha to Corrine. which are being sold cheap, |
and great inducement* are offered to all wishing ;
to establish business and build for themselves a
home.
There Is a grent demand for
BUSINESS HOUSES
I
in all the towns, to supply the Immigration 1
which will continue for years settling up tho I
riclt agricultural and mincrnl land*.
Applications may bo made to Agents on the |
ground, or address
J. M. EDDY,
(femoral Town Si to Aent, TT. P. R. R
anglfi-tf OMAHA. NEBRASKA
uzm & co.,
BANKERS,
[SUCCESSORS TO KOUNTZE BROS. & CO.]
Cheyenne. Wyoming.
E3COEEA3\r&B, COIN
AND GOLD DUST
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Collections made on all points, with prompt re
turns. Interest paid on time deposits. Drafts on
all the principal cities of Europe sold at tho
lowest rates.
POSEY S. WILSON,
BANKER,
Now brick block. Sixteenth street, near Fergu
son, Cheyenne, Wyoming, transact* a general
hanking business.
STEPHEN BON,
EDDY STREET,
Near Corner Fifteenth Street
Has just received the most complete stock of
GKNTS* AND BOYS’
LADIEN’ and misses
Boots and Shoes!
or Tint BKHT QUALITT.
MEN’S BUFFALO BOOTS !
Hand made and Warranted.
Leather and Findings
Os Ovary description, which he sells at vary low
prices for cash
All Work Wai-rauted!
If vou irnm « ,*ood 'bargain eai! on
STEPHEN BON.
Eddy Street, near Fifteenth
I 6io* Red Windows
SMITH’S COLUMN.
: -» *
I
j
PEtER SMITH’S
a
€HICA©O
Revolution Store!
CORNER
Eddy and 17th
STMBBTS.
CHEYENNE, WYOMING.
CHEAPEST STORE
THIS SIDE OF OMAHA.
-o
TMs Establishment, roceutly opened, has con
1 stantly on hand a
i Fu.ll assortment
I
OF
CLOTHING!
Boots and Shoes.
HATS A CAPS.
NOTIONS !•
POCKET AND TABLE
CUTLERY!
* ETC., ETC., ETC.,
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
CITY AX’D COUNTRY
DEALERS
Ars requested to call and
EXAMINE STOCK &, PRICES.
RFFORF. VISITING EASTERN
y Wdjn^in';
i LAND CRANT BONDS.
JOeßven&Bro.
BANKERS,
No. 40 South Third street,
V
PHILADELPHIA.
union:pacific r. r.
Land Grant Bonds!
WE ARE OFFERING FOR SALE, at heat mar
ket price,
THF LAND GRANT BONDS
Or TMS
U. P. R. R. COMPANY.
TUKT AMOUNT, IN ALL, TO
510,000,000,
Bun Twenty Years!
J*ND FAT
Seven Per Cent. Interest!
They are Coupon Bonds of one thousand do
lars ($1,000) each, and arc secured by
t
A FIRST MORTGAGE ,
OJt ABOUT
14,000,000 !
j
Acres of Land
1
1
Being ail the lands which Ihe fniwr Tartflc R.
R. Co. now have or shull hereafter acquire from
the United State*, except the lands Wnkf, are or
shall be included In the Railroad and Telegraph ,
Line of said company, or used for the construc
tion or operation thereof, for the track, yard*, de
pot ground*, buildings, or erection* thereof.
It will readily he seen that an average of (75) .
seventy-five cent* per acre for the land* of the (
Company, will retire tlie whole l*«ue of Land
Grant Bond*, thus reducing the interest liability
of the Company to thut extent.
Tho Company receive their Land Grant Bonds
for their face and accrued interest, in payment of
all lnmis sold by them.
The Union Pacific Railroad Company com
mencod the sale of their land July 28th, IWW. ,
Thu land now offered for sale ranges from
$2.50 to S2O Per Acre,
AND rXRRACP.fI BOMB or THS
I
Very Best Farming Land!
THE COMPANY HAN.
ALUEADT THE SALES AMOUNT TO
30,000 Acres Monthly !
AND MOfITLT
TO ACTUAL SETTLERS.
As the entire revenue from the sales of the
ands of the Company is pledged to the redemp
tion and cancellation of the Lund Grunt Ronds of
the Union Pacific Railroad Company, the Land
Grant Bonds will necessarily become scarce ami
high in price, ns the land* are sold, are the pro
coed* arc invested by tho Trnstcos of tho Bond
holders In the Land Grant Conds. The Lund
Grant Bonds of the Hannibal A St. Joseph n. R.,
are 108 hid and none offered; there Is no reason
why these bonds may not rule that high at some
future time.
| For further particulars addross
JOe^yen&Bro.
Denier* in Gorornmss>t B*ewirte*. Philadelphia
ARION PIANO FORTES.
|
i r ’
_ ! ' «mi li'ti. i ~ ,• :i
PATENT
ARION
Piano Fortes I
COMBINES MANNER'S FOUM
Simplifying Patents,
THE MOST VALUABLE PATENTS EVER
USED IN PIANO FORTES.
PATENT AR.IOIM
REVERSED
WOODEN
AGRAFFE.
PATENT ARION
COMPOUND
WREST
PLANK.
PATENT ARION
FULL
IRON
FRAME.
PATENT ARION
SUSTAINING
IRON
BAR.
A Few Reasons
WHY THE
ARION PIANO
IS SUPERIOR TO ALL 01 HERS.
The ARION PIANO FORTE has Greater PoweF
than any other Piano Forte Manufactured.
IT ffTLI* STAND IN TI NE LONGEKf
and in ite mechanical con at ruction It is more prr-'
feet, and. therefore, more durable than any in
strument constructed in ihe usuul modern style.
The arrangement of the Agraffe, the manner of
stringing, the peculiar form aud arrangement of
the Iron Frame,
SUPERCEDES ALL OTHERS.
The use of a bar [which is a part of the Iron
Frame) on a lino with the heavy steel stringing,
gives
Great Strength
where most needed, and in this respect all otksr.
Pianos fall.
The construction of tfte WREST PLANK, Into
which the Tuning Pim* afe Inserted, Is such that
it is imnnssibie for the phis to become loosened,
or the Wrest Plank Itself to spilt, as is too often
the case in other Piano-Fortes.
Tlxe Extraordinary Kvenue**
throughout the scale, tho excellent Hinging
1 (Quality, the
| Length and Purity of Vibration,
i n ll go to prove what we claim, viz., that the
Arion - Piano-Forte
I IS THE BEST INSTRUMENT MANUFACTURED
|
AGENTS WANTED.
First class and responsible Agents wanted in
every City and Town where we have not already
appointed them.
Writr for Ol'rcnlar, which we mail free, or en
close two three cent stamps for the AKION
PAMPHLET, which contalnsa lull account of the
famous blindfold trial, and other valuable Infor
mation to thorc contemplating purchasing a Piano
Porto.
N. B—Wo caution the public from purchasing
a cheap Plano, which her roountly been nut In the
market, hearing the name Arlon.” All genuine
Arlon Pianos boar the name “Patent Arlon, ana
can only be purchased from our New York Ware
rooms, or our authorized Agents throughout the
United Status.
All Ktndii or Bfnstcal Instru
ments supplied.
ADDKKS9 TIIK
ARION PIANO-FORTE CO.,
NO. fiM, BROADWAY,
auglMA-wiv New York City.