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THf HR EVENING LEADER,
Published at
CIIBYENNTS, w.tomjng terkitokt,
Ih the
Pioneer Paper of Wyoming.
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Her week, Biipplied by carrier 00
Single copy 15
GENERAL DIRECTORY.
Delegate In Congrcatt,
Unexpired Term, XLlst Congress- lion. S. F.
Nuckoll*.
Forty-Second Congress—How. W. T. .Tone*.
Territorial Officer*.
Governor— Jno. A. Campbell.
Secretary —Herman Giafcke.
Marshal —Church Howe.
District Alto me yr-Jowyh M. Carey.
Surveyor General— S. Reed.
United States Collector —Thomas Ilarlan.
United. States Assessor— E. P. Snow.
UnlteS States Commissioner —W. A. Campbell.
Territorial Auditor— J. 11. liny ford.
Territorial Treasurer—i. W. Donnellan.
Justices of the Supreme Court—J. U. Ilowo; J. H.
Kingman; T. Jonej.
Clerk of Ist Judicial District—J. W. Ilntchlneon.
County Officer*.
Sheriff— T. Jeff Carr.
Clerk and Recorder—V. Kubis.
Treasurer— W . L. Kuykendall.
Probate Judge —W. L. Kuykendall.
County Attorney— l. W. Cook.
Assessor— John T. Chaffin.
Coroner— L. L. Bedell.
School Superintendent— W. J. Stanton.
County Surveyor— L. L. Bedell.
Commissioners—J. 11. Nichols, M. E. Post, J.
Dyer.
City Government.
Mootings of the Town Trustee*, Thursday even
ing In each week, at the City HalL
President of Hoard— J. n. Martin. *
Marshal —B. M. Preshavr.
City Clerk— F. K. Ad dome.
City Attorney —l. W. Cook.
Treasurer —C. D. Sherman.
City Assessor— F. E. Ad dome.
Hoard of Trustees— J. H. Martin ;O. W. Corey; H.
11. Ellis; B. L. Ford; E. P. Johnson.
Justices ot the Peace —C. F. Alter, Wm. Rowland*.
Ch 11 relic*.
Bt. Mark's church, Episcopal. Services, from
April Ist to September Ist, at 11 a. in., and at 8 p. ,
m. From September Ist to April Ist, at 11 a. m.
and 74 p. m. ltcv. F. O. Barstow, minister.
Congregational, Rev. J. I). Davis. Pastor, church |
corner Nineteenth aud lliil streets. Preaching
service evtny Sablrftth at 11 a. si., and 7p. n.;
Sabbath School and Bible Class after morning
aervice;• Social Prayer Meeting Wednescay even 1
Ing, at 7 o'clock. Scats free.
Roman Catholic, Revs. V, J. Erlach, Pastor,
dinrch 00 O'Neil street,above Twentieth.
Th-esbytthlan church, corner Ferguson •and
Eighteenth streets. Rev. W. GL Kepharl. pastor.
Preaching every Sabbath atll a, m. and 7:3J p. m.
t>abbnth sehool at 10 a. in. Seats all free, ntiu ev
erybody welcomed.
Methodist Episcopal, Rev. G. 11. Adams, pas
tor. Preaching every Sabbath evening at 74
o'clock, at the new church. Eighteenth street.
Sabbath school and Bible class at 34 p. m. Week
prayer meeting Thursday evening. *
Iffasonle,
Wyoming IL A. Chapter, U. D., meets at Ilall
on the first and tliird Tuesday cveuings in each
mouth, at 8 o'clock r. jc.
N. A. Baker, Sec'y. - G. D. Foglesong, H. P.
Cheyenne Lodge, No. IG, meets first and third
Saturday nights iu each month, at Masunic Ilall.
Odd Fellow*.
Cheyenne Lodge, No. 1. I. O. O. F., meets every
Munday avrtiffcg at Odd Fellows Hull.
MISCELLANEOUS.
EQUITABLE
Life Assurance Society,
OF THE UNITED STATES.
Bum assured, new business during the year 18G9,
531.021.141.00.
Being over Thirteen Million Dollars greater than
Che new business of any other Lite insurance com
puny in the worJd.
Assets,
Cnsh Income.
4. Jl. NICHOLS, Agent, Cheyenne. auglitf
MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF NEW YOItIC
ASSETS, OVER 335,000,000. CASH.
Furnl.hß, I.lfo lu.nr.licu. comltlnlnj' the advau
■Ugc, offered by ALLOTItKK CUM PAN’IKS. wiih
UNJiyUAf-KD FINANCIAL SKCUBITY.
E. I*. SNOW, State Agent,
mnrlO-ly Cheyenne, Wyoming Territory.
Buy Me an 1 I’ll do You Good.
IIOOT UVD PLANT.
® By cleansing tiie blood and arousing the LI
£ liver and secretive organs to a healthy uc- *0
m tion, these Pills cure many compliiiiiis ij
S which ll'would uolbc supposed they could
2 reach, such as Headache, Pain in the side. H
Numbness of the hands and feet. Dullness ■
QS Chilliness, Rhenmuiism, Neuralgia. W
gj of upiieUie, Bllliutis Dysentery, Kidney ■»
B affections, Coustlpatiou. Dchilltv Fevers {A
Q of all kinds. Dyspepsia. Jaundice, and .
Other kindred complaints arising from alow state
of the body or obstructions of its functions. Bring
free fruin mercury and SthtM* poifODS, the] can be
laken at all times and under all circuiustanr.es
without regard to diet or business. Price 35 cunts
n box. Prepared by the Grnfton Medicine Co., St.
Louis, Mo. Sold by druggists and dealers in med
icine everywhere. JySOdJtwly
THE DAILY EVENING LEADER
Issued each day, except Sunday, aud containing
a large amount of interesting news, general and
local, and circulating widely throughout Wyo
ming and the adjacent sectious of the Rocky
Mountain region*, renders it the
Best Advertising Medium
IN THE COUNTRY.
Oflloo west side of Ferguson a tree t, Clioycunc,
Wyoming.
ROGERS & CO.,
BANKERS,
ISUdCKBSOItS TO KOUNTZH DUOS. Jfc CO.)
Cheyenne, Wyoming.
JaTCCIIA-ATGH], OOJN
AND GOLD DUST
BOUGHT AND HOLD.
* bltactlona made on nil points, with prompt re
turns. Interest paid on deposits. Drafts on
nil the principal cities of Kuropn sold nt the
lowest rat«f».
u - W.CORriV^jD.'
KxnuiliillM! Snr
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YOL. IV.
DAILY EVENING LEADER.
Official Paper of flic (Tilled State*.
PL'BLISUKD DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY, BY
3XT. A. BAKER,
Editor and Proprietor.
THANKSGIVING PROCLAMAT'N
ByJ. A. Campbell. Governor of Wyoming.
To THF. Pioplr op Wyoming :
The President of the United States having
designated Thursduy the 21th day of Novem
ber, ns n day ts thanksgiving and pr ycr, I
recommend that the people of the Territory
of Wyoming observe thai day. In accordance
with the usual custom, by abstaining from nil
worldy pursuits, mid rendering thunks to al
mighty God for the many Missings vouch
safed to us individually and as u people, dur
ing the past year.
In testimony whore-f I have hereunto sot
my hand, and caused the great seal of the
Territory to be nttlxed. ,— *—
Done at the city of Cheyenne, / 1 a l
tills f>th day of November, in the (
year of our Lord, one thousand ' — v —'
eight hundred and seventy and of the Inde
pendence of the United States, the ninety
lift h. J. A. CAMPBELL.
* Hy the Governor;
llkh.man Glafckk,Sec’y of the Territory.
THE CHEYENNE DITCH.
This work was completed Monday
Inst, ns far as the natural reservoir a
mile above the business part of town.
The water has commenced flowing,
and by this time quite a large lake lias
probably formed. We hope the work
will not be suffered to stop at its pres
ent stage. The propel’ way to take
the water from the reservoir can best
lie provided now. We are confident
but few of the stockholders in the en-1
terpriso are willing to .see simply a!
temporary and insufficient cluumel
made, for present uses only, and
which would be able to take only a
small part of the water, from the
upper jjoriion of the reservoir. Any
expense in this makeshift endeavor,
would be thrown away. Wliat we
want is an assured supply of water
which will last throughout the
whole of the dry season. This
enn only be secured by a channel 1
being provided which shall be sit
uated so as to drain the reservoir en
tirely, if necessary. Water should
not be permitted to fill the reservoir
to any extent until this channel i., i
provided. It is easier to keep the
water out now than to get it out if |
(lik'd before the most important part
of the work is done, to-ivit: the prop
er outlet. Probably the best means
of taking tho water out at a low eleva
tion in the reservoir, would be first
to run a channel In the form of an
open ditch for a short distance, from
near tho bottom level of the reser
voir, until tho depth of earth to be
removed became too much to be
taken out profitably. From that
point, a tunnel should be burrowed
out and filled as the work progresses,
with drain pipe, which can lie pro
cured at moderate cost at -Omaha or
east. But a short distance would
need piping in this way, when the
ojien ditch could be resumed ou the
outside of the reservoir, with a prop
er gate at its head. From thence,
but little more than a few furrows
with a plow would be needed to carry
the water through every street of
town. In the manner above indi
cated is the only way to insure a
plentiful supply of water the whole
season through. This assured nnd
almost every property holder will
set out trees the coming spring, and
in one season our town site bo made
to assume an air of beauty. Let the
work be done at once, and properly
done, that people may have confi
dence in its permanency and utility.
Wo speak extoudediy upon this mat
ter at this time, because we believe
much of the prosperity of this place
depends upon tho provision of this
substantial means for beautifying our
homes, and making the rcsidence of
families bi ro desirable.
It is u curious chemical fact that
tho substances required to form com
mon tablo salt arc both of them poi
sonous—chlorine anil sodium. No
one- can use either of these articles
separately with safety, and'yet com
bine them and they form a substance
necessary to health and one found
tqion every table.
According to Prof. Horswood, of
Cambridge, Mass., the top of the
high tower which constitutes the
Bunker lliil monument at OharleS
towtunclitics toward the west in the
morning, to tho north at midday,and
toward the east in the nftornoun,
These influences are duo to the ex
panding influences'of the sun’s heat,
as it warms in succession tho differ
ent sides of the structure.
Dr. Liebrieh, to whom wo owe
chloral, lias discovered a ne\y anesthet
ic, to which he has given the liameof
llthylidc. Tliis substance is said to
lie more rapid and equable in its ef
fects than chloroform und Ims the
furtlier merit that it does not inter
fere with tho free and natural breath
ing of the patient. As tlie effect of
the application is stated to bo very
transient, tho dose must lie repeated
in a lengthened ojieration.
CHEYENNE, WYOMING, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1870.
BY TELEGRAPH
KEFORTICD EXPRESSLY TOR THE EVENING LEADER.
NIGHT REPORT.
r THE WAR.
j French Situation at Orlrnn*.
i French Naceeia nearOrtlienny
ITXynnliccr V.m Dcr Tonn Whipped
AgalOt
ProgroM of RuwNlan Intimidation |
England in a Ferment.
London, Nov. 14.—A special tele- I
gram was received from Tours by
the World, to-day, as follows: The
main body of the army of the Loire
yesterday occupied a position extend
ing along the line of Chateau Dun
Hoad to St. Poravy Patay and Chc
villy.
The total loss of the Germans in
the actions of the 7th, 9th and 10th,
before Orleans, including 500 sick and
wounded abandoned, aggregated 10,-
000 in killed, wounded and prisoners.
Gen. Paladines is now executing a
movement which is designed to out
flank Gen. Von -Der Tonn’s right.
V;;twau,i,k.s, Nov. 9.—The Ger
forees have received scarcely any re
inforcements since the fall of Metz,
except the 17th and .’Mi divisions of
Wurteniburgers, who were sent
jvcstwp.nl soon after.
A change of plans lias occurred i
nt Lyons. An immediate attack on 1
the city in threatened by the Ger- j
mans. The recent firing of the guns j
of the encienta at Paris, show that j
they have greater range than hither
to supposed. The shells of these guns j
yesterday reached nnd disabled the !
Gorman works beyond Villc d’Ave- ;
ray.
Gen. Troohu daily marches out |
fifty or sixty battalions under the !
guns of Mont. Valerien, and the
Prussians are hourly expecting him
to make a groud sortie.
London, Nov. 14.—A cable dis
patch was received to-day by the
Tribune, from Blois, under date of
the 11th, which says that Orieaus
was taken by Gen. Cathelincan’s
troops, which first entered the town
from the south, driving the Bava
rians from the bridge which they de
fended and which they lacked time
to blow up as they intended. At
Besacon, a determined fight occurred
with large losses on both sides. The
Prussians were beaten and their en
trenchments stormed. They left 100
wagons, with provisions and forage.
Martin Couins’ was the only battal
ion there engaged. Prisoners are
constantly arriving. Two guns and
a number of caissons have arrived.
Von Der Tonn’s carriage is llerr
Von Dcr Tonn himself was nearly
captured. The French were in great
force. Thirty thousand from Bourges
nttacked on the south and on the left
bank, while the 10th nnd IGth corps
attacked on the west side. The
Bavarians were outnumbered aud
lost their strongly fortified positions.
A correspondent of the Tribune,
writing from Bt. Petersburg on tho
9th, says an imperial order was issued
on that date, dismissing, on unlim
ited furlough, all soldiers who entered
the army before the Ist of March,
1857. Much uneasiness exists in di
plomatic circles. A feeling prevails
that the government is about to make
a declaration renouncing tho obliga
tions of the treaty of Paris, and it
is understood that if such be the case,
the British ambassador will demand
his passports.
A World corespondent with Gari
baldi, atArlon,telegraphedoii the loth
that tho rapidity of Garibaldi’s move
ments are inimitable. Iu forty-eight
hours from tho order to quite Dale,
his whole force was in possession of
the department of Saone et Soil-. The
first legion is now armed with beau
tiful, new Spencer rifles, just arrived
from tho United States.
London, Nov. ]l,-»Unauthciitlcat
eil dispatches from Blois and Tours
contain confused accounts of another
victory, obtained by Aurdles over
Von der Tonn, noar Orthenay. These
dispatches state that Von dor Tonn,
being strengthened by reluforuemeiits,
bad advanced from Tours southward
along tho road leading via Chevilly
nnd Orleans, but was attacked on the
right flank with great impetuosity by
Aurelles near Orthenay. Tho engage,
nient resulted in the complete repulse
of the Germans, and the capture or a
large number of prisoners and twenty
six guns,
Agitation concerning Russias de
signs increases. In the best informed
circles it is believed there is imminent
danger of a general European conflict.
The Pali Mall Gazette .to-night de
clares that the ministers do not mere
ly lack true vision, but are occupied,
to the exclusion of truth, with mis
leading dreams. Two dangers con
front England, the Alabama difieul
ty and the eastern question The cir
cumstances that lifted the latter to
great importance made the former
more formidable, because of tlie in
creasing probability of there being a
combination. Russia declares her
design to grasp Turkey, and I’russia
is ready to connive with and aid her.
England is the only power to whom
Turkey can look for aid, and is
threatened with annihilation if she
lifts a finger.
A dispatch from Tours to-day say
the movements of Gen. Aurelles are
to Chartres oil one flank, and to Pitlii
viers on the. other, with the view of
surrounding Von der Tonnand Prince
Albrecht before the arrival of die
taehments of the late army of Metz.
That portion of Aurelles’ army which
defeated Von tier Tonn Wednesday,
are still facing, but flanking move
ments are executed by new troops,
well supported by artillery. The
junction of the right and left wings
in rear of the Bavarians, will probably
be completed to-day, although no pos
itive news to that effect has been re
ceived.
Tours, Nov. 14.—Thematcrial ben
efits of the butte near Colomiers are
greater than nt first supposed. A
number of Germans are now found
hiding themselves in the woods and
buildings. Several cannon were found
that were abandoned during the re
treat of the army. Many horses were
taken. A French general, who neg
lected to surround to woods as ordered,
who allowed five thousand prisoners
to escape who were ready to surren
der, was dismissed the army. On the
battlefield a number of colonels were
promoted to generals.
Toys! Toys! Toys!
FOR THE MILLION.
F. SCSIWEICKEKT
Jnst received the lar -e«t assortment cf TOYS
ever Imported tills side or the
Missouri River.
i'
ROCKING IIORSES,
TOYS AMD WAX DOLLS,
or all kinds in GREAT VARIETY «l Lower
Prioea than ever.
Hardware, Cutlery,
BUILDERS’ HARDWIRE AND KAILS,
WINDOW GLASS OF ALL SIZES,
Carpenters' and J fitters' Tools , Skates ,
Beaver Traps, <£r., dr.
o
Always on hand a large slock of the celebrated
IPYATETsTT
BUILDING PAPER,
AND
Prepared Plastering Board
.A.IIII Cement,
Warranted not to Shrink. Break, or he affected
by dampiju* 3.
“Quick Sales & Small Profils”
IS MY MOTTO.
EJ I> I> Y S r r It 10 ET,
Between Sixteenth and Seventeenth Sta.,
CHEYENNE, WYOMINC.
1 n«)\ 12 3m
Wli PRINT ALL KINDS OF
ißasiness Card#
I at TUK LOWEST RATES.
Odd Sorts.
Inn-genius—A hotel clerk.
Life in Chicago is said .to bo much
“ divorces! tied. ”
The patent ofiico believes tlmt cork
can begrown in thiscountry. Perhaps
SO. •,' "
The sting of a bee carries conviction
with it. It makes a man a beo-leaver
nt once.
“The court orders you to conclude,”
said a judge to a tedious lawyer.
“ Very well, your honor; then 1 shall
conclude that the court shall listen to
mo.”
A Terre Haute bridegroom refused
to wed when he locked in tho family
Bible and found that his lady-love
was nine years older than licr mother
had represented.
A Grecian bond foot-race is an
nounced among the novelties of the
Virginia State Fair. The ladies will
run bend foremost, and the prize will
be a silver bustle. Twenty-six entries
have been recorded. There’ll be a
rumpus.
The other day some ladies were out
visiting. There being a little two
year old present, one of the ladies
him if lie would kiss her. He ans
wered, “ no.” “ What is the reason
that you will not kiss me?” “I’m
too little to kiss you : papa kisses all
the big girls.” He was permitted to
play with bis toys.
SEAI.EO PROPOSALS
Will he received nt Camp Brown. Wvomlnij
Territory, uniil live o'clock i>. m. 011 Monday,
Hie fourteenth (l4iii)day of November, 1870. tor
the erection of the following described buildings:
First, One dwelling liout-c thlriy-iwo feet
long by hixteen (!♦»» feet wide, and ten (Hi) feet
high, with partition through the name, at such
place as the agent may direct, and to have n sited
ro.'in twelve(l2) feet wide In rear of main build
ing, ii'td of equal length with It, to bo divided by
one partition into two rooms. There are lobe
seven (T> doors, six (lit feet ten (lt» inches long,
by two (2) feet ten 10) inches wide, to be hung io
the jama or facings bv substantial iron butts,
each to In'* provide d wfth lock and key. There
will tie also sir i«») windows of tvelvo (13) lights
each, of size 19x2* inches. The floors to be of
sound plank, one (1> inch thick, ami to h<- nailed
to Ann sleepers, with eight (8) d/’ nails. The
sleepers to be ol sound tim.’ior. and to be placed
not to exceed two feet apart. Yhe ceiling Joists to
be of sofllcient strength to stipp ’ft a Ceiling‘of
inch lumber, which is to lie n.-uicu t lie joists
with 8 “U." nails. The roof to be of ft *iingleg.
Tiie walls of the building to be of hewed logs,
notched together nt the corners. The spucca pr
ere* ires hciweeti the logs to be closed by chink
iugonthc inside oft lie room, with pieces of tim
ber. and daubing on the outside \Gih cluv mortar.
Second, Al-o. fix buildings, yD Jje same as
the above described building-, except tliut they
will be twenty-four <>l) by iwenty-six (30) fee', 1
with three (3i rooms, four f 4) doors, and three {
windows each.
Third, Also, one building, sixteen (10) hy ■
tweuty-fonr (34) feet, with one double door UxO 1
feet, one door 3xo feet, and one window.
Foyrfn, Also, one building, sixteen (10) by
thirty-two (32) fret. Two (2) doors three (3) by
seven (7) feet, and five (5) windows of twelve o*2)
lights, 10 by 14 incites. These buildings to be
of same material and finish as the building first
above described.
Each of tlie aforementioned buildings to have
a chimney nnd fire place of proper dimensions, or
in lieu thereof, a heating stove of proper size,
with stove flue, and sufficient length of pipe.
Fifth, Also, h frame building for saw mill,
twenty (20< by forty i4oi feet, and tw.olve (12) feet
high. Also, a frame building for grist mill,
twenty (2d) by twenty-four (24) feel, and two
stories high. The first nine »JI) nnd the second
eight (8) feet to he sided wi:h inch plank, and !
roofed with shingle*. The whole to built of good
material, and iu a substantial and workmanlike
manner. The whole of Hie above ui •ntioued
buildings to be located on the Shoshone Reserva
tion, on Little Wind river, at or near the mouth
of Trout creek, in Wyoming Territory, and to be
built of good inutcrtal throughout, and to be
completed on or before the 3- b day of June,
1871. to be paid for when completed.
All proposals must be written on quarto post
paper, aud be accompanied by tho names of
at least two responsible persons as sureties for
his faithful performance of the contract, if award
ed to him. and enclosed in un official envelope,
and endorsed : “ Proposal* for erecting buildings
on Shoshone Reservation,’* and addressed to J.
W. Wham, U. S. Indian Agent, Cuiiio Brown,
Wyomlug Territory.
J. W. Wham.
U. 8. Indian Agent.
South Pass City, W. T..
Nowtiihor Ist. 1573. nov.Tdflt
MEDI CAL.
THE BRIDAL CHAMBER
ESSAYS For. YOUNG MEN
On great social evil* and abuses, which interfere
wIth^MARRIAC'K, with sure means of relief for
tlie Hrring and Unfortunate. di-’Oas.*'! n .?/l
tated Sent iu scaled letter envelopes, free of
charge.
Address Howard Sanitary Am Association,
No. 2 South Ninth St., Philadelphia. I*a.
. no v 10-dlm
L. MURRiH & GO.,
WUOLKSALK DEALER* IK
Foreig n & Domestic
LIQUORS!
W ijs xc; s,
Tobacco & Cigars.
17TIX STKEKT,
Between Eddy and Ferguson,
feblO-tf
A Hook fur (lie Million.
mwmz ' Married, or those about to
I marry, tin the physiological
bvlUtii | invstories and revelations or
the sexual system, with the latest discoveries in
producing and preventing offspring, preservin''
the rumplexiou. Ac. Tills is an interesting work
of two hundred and twenty-four pages, with nil
tin runs engravings, and contains valuable infor
matlon for those, who,are married or contemplate
marriage : still It is n book Hint ought to be under
lock m,cj Uev, and not laid carelessly ahotjt the
hwttsii, 8 nt to any one (free of po- tag,) for Fifty
t'ents. Address Dr. Butts' DlspOnsnrv, No. l*i.
N. Eighth St„ Si Louis, .Mo.
Notice to the A filleted nnd Infortn
n»Ce. -Before applying to ths notorious Quacks
who advertise in public papers, or using any
CjiltlcK Remedies, peruse Or. Mutts* work.no mai
ter what your dlscuse is, or how deplorable \our
oondltiyij,
I*r. Butts can he consulted, personally or by
mojl, on tho illseasea luent loued In his works,
ojnee. .No. B N. Kighth street, bet. Market and
Chesunt, St Louis, Mo.
NO. 50.
STOVES, ETC.
EVENING Ilfiß;
CIIAItTjfeXGIS
—AND—
ij| OAIC
j
rilliE DEMAND FOR CHARTER OAK. CHAL
| LENOK nnd EVENING STAR Stoves has
grown ho rapidly of late tlmt wo have, not filled ;
orders as promptly ns desirable; but having now
secured the assisianco of another Stove Foundry,
we shall hereafter confine nearly tho entire force
of our own establishment to. the production of
the Stoves above named and hope to fill all order*
without delay.
We Would call the attention of those about
purchasing, to the SFCCFSS aud POI'T'F.ARITY
of all THESE STOVES. No better evidence of
tlicir in’rinslc tnerit can be offered than a state
ment of tlio fact, that nf;cr IS year*’ use and be
ing subject to severe test* in all kinds of local!- !
ties, and to tin* most bitter and determiu-d oppo
sition that could ho invented, that'they are to-anv.
the MOST POPULAR STOVES in the marker, arid
have given such universal wntisfr.c’lon that tlie ,
DEMAXD IS GREATER TIfAX EVER.
If you want the 7>«( Cooking Store for ITood,
buy the CHARTER OAF.
If von want the Best Cooking Store for Coal, buy 1
the CHALLENGE.
If you want th* neatest nnd h**i <heef iron parlor
store'eyer made. Imiy the E VEXING STAR.
—SOLD BY
Excelsior Manufacturing Go.,
612 r.nd Oil North Main Street.
ST. LOUIS, MO.
AND ALL—
Live Stove Dealers,
" LIKE
HARPER A: IIOPSSUN,
AND
11. BOETTCHER A CO. # *
aptldjfcwly Clicycnuc. Wyoming:.
Mc\y AOVEnTIS^E;’L : i{YT
[LICENSED BY U.'S. AUTHORITY.]
jL. D. Sine’s
Gift Enterprises!
TIIF ONLY RHLO-BLE
Gift Distributions in tho Coxmtry!
145t1i Regular Monthly
GIFT DISTRIBUTION'
To bo Drawn Thtirwfiay, Rre. J IS7O
$5O ? 0O© "'""^{SrtßEd.' 0 bc
Capital Prize .$5,000 in Greenbacks!
Agents wanted to sell Ticket*, to whom Liberal
Premiums will be paid.
Siujjie Tickets, J?l; C Ticket*, £5; 25
Ticket*, 920.
A circular containing full list of prize*, mar.
ne. of drawing, etc . m ni to any one ordering it.
All letters must be addressed
L. D. SINE. Box SG, Cincinnati, O.
To the Newspaper Press.
The Chicago Newspaper Union, owned and
managed by Cramer, Aiken* A Cramer. Milwaq
kee, and Rounds & Kme, Chicago, are now pre
pared to fnri lsh Outside and Inside printed
paper, in all »i/.el. New type, fine papur. Ad
dress. Chicago Newspaper Union, Chicago. 111.
Messrs. Cramer. Aiken- A Cramer, of Mihvau
, kee. continue io furnish Outsides and Im-ides to
newspaper*. New type, fine p iper, aud no oh
jucltounhlu advertisements hereafter received in
either list. Address.
Cramer, Aiken* A Cramer, Milwaukee, Wis. .
Ifll \NTED—AGENTS. *2O .»or tl«iv. to sell
SMf ihu celebrated HV.ME SHUTTLE si; WING
Mjs MACHINE. Ila- the nnd. r-feed, makes the
b B loks'iU/t" • alike on ho;h sides.» nnd is
fully licensed. The best and cheapest fnmllv Sew
in'? Machine In the market. Address. J 'JI.VSON,
CLARK & CO.. Boston, .Mae-., I iti.bnrgh, Pu..
Chicago. 111., or St. Louis. Mo.
a rvtEi.^ Briois.l:sl
, ' j
TilE fSRKATEST INVENTION Ol'Till'. ACF.
It afford* to the poor and the rich alike th- first
and only relief ever offered rrmn the Tedious,
Troublesome. .lulce-Evaporating. ami Dyspepsiu
producing Broilers of the past, and from .Meat
• •oking Abominations of all Degrees. Me<|uires
no Preparation of Fire; no Coke or Charcoal: no
Pounding of Steak; Benders Tough .Meat Tender
by its Action; does nway with all Smoke and
Smell of Crease; Broils Equally Well over Coal
or Wood; answers for all sized Stove or Ban re
Openings. We guarantee satisfaction, and 'o
any not satisfied, after a fair trial, the n>one. will'
he refunded, with charges both ways. Retail
Price. ftt.tki,
American Broiler Manufacturing Co., Otllces
ttt Broad St.. Now York, and Ihb Race St.. Cincin
nati: Frank Sltfrges A- Co.. Chicago; Clarence
Shepard A Co.. Milwaukee; Cheevcr, Burchard &
Co.. St. Louis; Wholesale Agents.
ARCHDEACON A 111 SMILLfS
Kit Pickles
Our Putcui \ i:• roiis Lined KKm makes a
ne it package for all housekeeper* and can he
shipped to any pari of Iho Fulled Slates without
leakage, and are la- 1 superceding all others r.»r
family use. Spiced and Preserved In Prusajng'p
celebrated W* !:•• Wine Vinegar.
A rclideucon »V lliisnoll, ( Jilrugu,
Sold by nil Wholesale and Retail Crocers.
c. e. Thompson, v
BOOT m SHOE MAKER
Soventecuth street. Aext »|cor tp the Metropolitan
Billiard Hull.
1 UNDERSTANDS I hqro uglily the art «»•* titling
l. any feet, dehuiued or otherw i.-e. a. eo: .;:ug to
anatomical principles. None but the W*t mater
ials are used and satl?.fac:lya guaranteed. («i\e
him a coil. f?-Jy
AVYOMING WEIIILI Mb,
laant d every SatimSsy. ~ zz:
TERMS : ?3 A YEAR, srar itAt> TtAR.
Is one of the
Papers in
COMMERCIAL JOR I’RIMIIMi
or KVBnr kind
Neatly, cheaply nnd rjrpedltlouily execute C aid*
of every shape and kind, Mlf Head*, L«iU a (
nnd Note Headings. Blank* of uverv kind. Po*l
er*. etc., printed on abort ardor. Having anew
lot of Type and Prea-es, we can do handsoma
work at low prices.
IMP O H. TAN T
TO * ,4
Business Men
. r i. t .
THE CHICAGO FVFNINO POBT pre
senis unnuswerablc claim* for patronage and ex
te id sd circnimlon. •
i he EVENING POST the report* of
each day’ll husiues- iu tlie Eastern cities and
while men nre nsleep the paper travel* UXi. 3UC or
3>J miles from Chicago. Morniug pqpvra
ing reports no later, take (lie dny time to reach tho
anxious render, and in the evening lie get* New
York quotation* that he might have had in tho
morniug by taking the EVENING POST. The
commercial and financial department* ot tlo?
ITJS f are undergoing a change, and will hereafter
have no equal tn the pres* of Chicago.
The Sati .ida y I-si'K of iliefPOST lia* recent It
been Enlarged and Improved. It U now u largo
forty column literary, financial and political pV
in*r. having no -uperlor reading,
rhoso who take tho POST get a paper Sunday
morning that 1* universally recognized a* In
every way proper to enter the family. The-POSJ'p
is ottered at the very low price of f 10.00 a ychr or
for six mon’ha
THE WEEKLY POST has beep nniversally ap
p roved. If is rend by * > many thousand*-that
there are only u few people left to learn its iuei
lt*» We give
THE CELEBRATED ELGIN WATCHES
As premiums for Clubs. The*-- watpl e* nre re
cognized as the best now known to lover* of cor
rect time. We give watches worth from, $3) io
*io> a* premiums to those get ing up cfnhn.
; Send for list of price* and sample copies of Daily
or Weekly POST’. Sent free t«» :itt who apply.
POST PRIN ITNG CO.,
lt>l Madison Street, Chicago.
\ GENTS W,\ \TED. —(A MONTH)
I .V hv the AMERICAN KNIT IT NO MACHINE
; CO., Bn«ton, Mass., or St. Louis. Mo.
PriUSSING’S CELEBRATED
Warranted pure, palatable, and to preserve
1 Pickle*. First premiums awarded nt lh«* U. S.
. ijr, the Illinois State Fair, nnd Chicago City
r Largest works of the kind in the United
Me*. Established 184-1.
CfIAS. E PRUSSIrIG,
3110 A 341 State 'ireet, Chicago,
ENTERPRISE
A. B. wy. TAYLOR & CO.’S
TSJd Regular Monthly m
GrIFT 1
ENTERPRISE
I 1) THR ONT,Y RELIABLE GIFT TY
j I 1, L Distribution in tlie Country. If.
: "*■ y iVJ.OOi) in t’tis!i nnd Valuable Prizes
j to be distributed December 5, 1870.
IT Capital Frias, - - - $5,000 A
R I>. GOLD. T)
Slngto Tickets, SI; Plx Ti.-kcls. -»-' J
IS). Agents wanted to sell tickets, -v*
Circulars containing full parti*n- 4
bit-; will bo sent to any (if ori!»r- ?
jpg ibein. Atbiress
a W TAYLOR A CO., CJ
R-x 1101, Ciiielnnnti, O. 5J
ENTERPRISE
XPECTORAL\
riv.\x \ rM
CIITCS
COUCH, CROUP, BRONCHITIS,
COLDS, AsrilTlV INFLUENZA,
HOARSENESS AND INCIPIENT CON
SI '.II Pl' ION.
Barii's Pectoral Elixir has rapidly won tho
favor of patients who have tried it. am) also tl «
patronage of the medical faculty in mht v suction
•>f the country where it his introduced. No
remedy for the lungs and throat ever discovered
stuuds so populur id or once Used as this prepara
tion. It is made under the supervision of Mr. T
H. B irr, one of Hie best practical chemists Id the
State. The success which has attended the use
of this remedy for the past sixteen years, where
known, has induced ns to make it more widely
known for the benefit of the suffering. Let this
afflicted give it a fair trial ns we ar<- confident
that relief and permanent cure will bo the result.
Sold hv all druggi- s In the section where this
advertl seme nt is published.
N. B. — Circulars giv iug certificates of remarka
ble cures of tijw afflicted tyil! b«J seijt on applica
tion. or they will he found accompanying each
boMleuf iJit? Pectoral K.i.xlr.
The Elixir i* pleasant to take, and is neatly
and dcg.iutly put up iu large bottles, at ONE
UOLLAU K.Ulf.
T. H. BARR & CO.,
PROPRIETORS, TERRE HAUTE, INDIANA.
Sold In Chicago at Wholesale by
FULLER, FINCH .v FI LLER: I.ORD.t SMITH;
VAN KfHAAcK. STEVK'-ON .% RTCID: 111 Rl.
BI T A EDS \LL; E. BURNHAM A SON ; BLOCKI
.V co : TOLMAN A KINO; ROCK WOOD A
BLOCK I.
In Milwaukee hy
RICE A REISINO: DoIIMKN A SCHMIDT;
tilt KEN Jfc HIT ION.
Ia St. Louis by
RICHARDSON A co.; COI.LINH BROS..
And throughout the Northwest by u || Druggf*t».
»reward7
For any case of Blind Bleeding.
Prhijig, or Ulcerated Piles, that
»•■<• Hliig’a Pile Remedy falls to cure. It Is
prepared expressly to cure the Plica and nothing
*’ *"’• M,, d h'»« cured cases of over UU vail • stand
ing. Sdd by nil DntggUU. laimk.' juv. Hi
1- itvxklin St.. Baltixoiu:. Price, ft t<»
KptSld.t" |y