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GENERAL! DIRECTORY.
'.'l lll'I.!:!•)/ .fflr-J
Delegate In Congress,
Unexpired Term , XLlat Cong rest —Hon. 8. F.
Nuckolls.
Forty-Second Congress— Hon. W. T. Jones.
Territorial Officer*.
Governor—Jno. A. Campbell.
Secretary —Herman Glafcke.
Marshal— l Church Howe.
/Mricei/lM'fUSita A thrvO t n u
General— S. Reed.
United States Collector— Tliomas Harlan.
United States Assessor— E. P. Snow.
Unltsd States Commissioner— W. A. Campbell.
Territorial Auditor- J. 11.
Clerk oj let Judicial District—J. W. Hutchinson.
County Officers.
Sheriff— T. Jeff Carr.
Clerk and Recorder— L. Raids.
Treasurer—W L. Kuykendall.
Probate Judge— W. L. Kuykendall.
County Attorney— l. W. Cook.
Assessor John T. Chart a. r 1 : t * 'ft
Coroner— L. L. Bedell.
School Bujterintendent—W. J. Stanton. .
County Surveyor— L. L- Bedell. \
Commissioners—J. H. Nichols, M. E. Post, J.
Dyer.
2QMC& .< i
Meetings of the Town Trustees, Thursday even
tag ia each week, at the City Hall.
President of H'^ml —J. 11. Martin.
Marshal— S. M. PteAi-nw.
City Clsrk— F. E.
City attorney—L W. Cpok.
Treasurer—C. D. Sherman.
City Assessor— F. E. Addoms.
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Justices of the Peaoe— CL F. Alter, Wa». Rowlands.
C la u relies.
Rt. Mark's church. Episcopal. Services, from
April Ist to September Ist, at 11 a. si~ and at 8 p.
■a. From September let to April Ist, at 11 a. m.
and 7V4 p. m. Rev. F. O. Bara tow, minister.
Congregational, Rev. J. D. Davis. Pastor, church
corner NJnttreuth. a»4 IUI v Preaching
■erfWsuH RaHUsth at- if and 7r.
Sabbath School and Rihle Class after morning
service; Social Prayqy Meeting Wcdncseay even
Ing, at 7 o'clock. Scats free.
Roman Catholic, Revs. P. J, Erlach, Pastor,
©'Aiell s tlreet, ata*e'9w%ii t letk. \
Presbyterian church, corner Ferguson and
Eighteenth streets. Rev. IV. <». Kephart, pastor.
Preaching every Sabbath atll a. m. and 7:30 p. m.
Sabbath school at 10 a. m. Scats all free, and ev
erybody welcomed. ' \
MVthodist Episcopal, Rev. G. 11. Adams, pas
tor. Preaching every Sabbath evening at
o'clock, at the new church, Eighteenth street,
ifiqbhath school and Biblf class at 3«i p. m. Week
pcdjW angling.TkacMay Evening.
■amnle.
Wyoming R. A. Chapter, U. D., meets at Ilall
•n the first and third Tuesday evenings in each
wtnatlk. at II o’clock r. *.
y.A: natrr Stc't. O. I).roj-lum.- ’• "
Clieycnns No. m, B i«m> nfst and third
Saturday nights In each month, at Masonic Hall.
Odd Fell own.
Cheyrmie Lodgo. No. 1,-l. tk O. F.« tnoels eyery
Mowlay cv on big at Odd Fellows Hall.
MISCELLANEOUS.
EQUITAB LE
Life A&iiHifrtic* ’Society,
OF THE UNITED STATES.
Rum assured, new business during the year 180,
. *4*4,021.111.00.
4v|i\Thlite« n!Mlttion't>«lllhrd drdat/r Ilian
the new husiuess ol suy other Life Insurance com
pany iu the world.
Asamta, #13,000,000.
Oximli Income.
#7,^00,900.
J. 11. NICHOLS, Agent. Cheyenne. auglJtf •
mutual
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
OF : NEW YORK.
AMBTi* fiVEH 836,000,000. CASH ]
Fnmirthon Life Imuirnmm. cnnibiniatf-the ndvan
lagcs offered by ALL OTHER COMPANIES, with
FINANCIAL SECURITY.
E. P. SNOW, State Aoent,
Buy Me an 1 I’ll do You Good.
MOOT AMD PLANT,
JR By cleansing the'blood and arousing the kl
liver and secretive organs to a healthy ac- Q
m tlon, these Pills cure many complaints U
5 which It would not be supposed they could
** reach, such as Headache, Pain in the side. M
11 h
• of appCiHc, Bllllous Dysentery, lllducv ■
3 affections. Constipation, Debility Fevers M
Q of all kinds. Dyspepsia, Jaundice, and ,
other kindred complaints arising from a low state
of the WM)rtfr dMUMVIUMa nfJllWtctions.Being
free from mercury and other poisons, they can be
taken at all times mid under all circumstance*
without regard to diet or business. Price tfl cents*
a box. Prepared by the Grafton Medicine Co., St*
Louis, Mo. Sold by druggists and dealers in med-
Jcioe everywhere jy*W£wly
: UliilMF
Issued each day. except Sunday, and containing
a large amount of interesting news, general ana
local, and circulating widely throughout Wyo
ming and the Aajadnif fractions of (he Rocky
Mountain regloua, renders it the
Best”-Advertising* ‘Medium
IN THE COUNTRY.
Offloe west eldo of Ferguson street, Cheyenne,
.Wyoming.
RMEMARt.
BANKERS,
, fityypfMtyTqXoyrtTzt rror.a co.j
Cheyenne, Wyoming.
BZO&AWCFXI, COIN
turns. Interest paid on time deposits. Drafts on
all tl»d:<fyttße4pal dtkreMwspi. mM «t <hr
lowest rate*.
vmn c Unite- W t ata;
VOL. IV.
DAILY
Official oY Hve State*.
rUBLISIIKD DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY, BY
JJ- a,. r»AK.Taa.
{‘llii Jit I. Jvfii iiJUliSr *
THANKSGIVING
fpl Artfci t&dtrnorof Wyowkny* ■
T±Vt* T*q*(Ugi*fVr9uiNQ . f ‘
TRsFrAlwnl ofrte Y/nlt&f’fttAtcn' having
designated Thureday the 24th day of Novem- ■
lM*r, as a dny < f thanksgiving and r»r yer, I ,
recommend that, the (loople of the Territory
of day, 4u «*:oonlanre
with tlie «Hrtirtc«t«f<Mn,'**y f il»*tafhWg from all 1
worldy pursu'tN, mid rendering thanks to ul
inighty Ood for the many hh-sMlngN vouch- .
muted to.uk indlvlduully and ns a people, dur
ing Ihe past year.
In testimony where f I lia ve hereunto set .
my hand, atnl caused the great seal of the
yearofoqr Lord, one thousand
eight hundred and seventy and of the Inde
pendence of the United Htntea, the ninety
fifth. J. A. CAMPBBLL.
. Hy 11je Governor;
UHttMAN UtAFCK K,of the Territoty.
General I toms
Agassiz is trying to get at the bot
tom of the recent earthquakes.
Three-cent dogs in New York are
adorned with fifty dollar collars.
The Russian boar and the British
lion are likely to claw one another
before spring. '>. |, , : , ,9
Montana has a Ghiuese newspaper,
and it makes a white man cross-eyed
to look at it.
Santa Anna is negotiating for a
residence on the Hudson, having had
enougli of public life.
Nine out of eleven members of
Congress just elected from Indiana,
are lawyers. • - ’
Miss Kilgore, nil Indiana law stu
dent, is on tlie war path in search of
the scribbler wha started bn us ’“Miss
Killgoose.”
A young lady in Wisconsin had her
nose broken by a mallet in the hands
of an adversary while playing croquet
recently.
Tliomas Jay, President of the First
National Rank of Kokomo, Ind.,
blacked tljc boots of John W. Kern, a
lJcmocr.iUc lawyer ot that place, on
an fHTOJD
The Chinese rebellion, with an
nrmy of 450,000 men, has been in ac
tive opposition tq,t]ie Imperial dynas
ty for over a half /century, _yet does
not appear to make any headway.
Rev. Dr. Bushncll calls the demand
for female suffrage “an nttempt to
make trumpets out of [flutes and sun
flowers out of violets.
The seizure or the steamer Lloyd
Aspinwall. by Uja. punish author!- i
ties in the 21st of
January last, lias been the subject of
aetioh on tlie part of the State De
The negotiations seriously threaten n
war with Spqin.
xtji uarf •
A jtetition hits been addressed to
the King of Hollnnd praying tlie
Crotjaj tpjflvje JJS making
war'aad patni Ati4 Jq jjtoijisfer the'
IKtwcr to the nation. Tlie Dutch have
not forgotten their nncient tradition
jpf papular rights, Wndigiite (i good
example to Europe by attempting to:
curtail the prerogatives of royalty. *
M swA to
Odd Sorts.
Children do not slied tears until
they are forty days old. ,j
A “settled aversion’’ is goo<i
ground* for a
Itlsn’t fashionftfile any'more in the
east to have a slim waist.
liiWfas isnffiEus i
Patriot calls Oeorge Wilkes.
Aft unf.jriiyiate witiitiiy wyer com-1
plaint may have ms cnoice from one !
iiHadre<i aiid eighty ygfieties of pills; 1
A Yuukuo luu rauently iuvented a !
rat exteriuhiatgr, csmsisUug of a kind j
of TIM stuimal jedu his head
off at thKtlilrd jureczc.
teeth, thnga.thft Joope gud oyer his
■neeik so that.lt will not lie in his way,
nnd goes home..j >
Josh Billings says that “one ov the
liKtdtH. tidogs )(o);.a,mnn
fall the Me when it is wet
then git up and praise the Isird.” t j
John H, Pope, druggist, of New
Orleans, says that thcsulMtancO known
as “sugar drips,” eontnins no sugar
at all, but Is produced by the destruc
tive action pf strong sulphuric acid
(oil of vitriol) upon starch. T° test
the diflereiMsi liet ween this and oanc
syrup, dissolve n tensi»oonftil of the
‘/golden syrup’* lu a wine glass of
raltt wafer; then add a ft>W grains of
thnnlc acid, when It will (urn bt«ck
as Ink if the article Is spurious. If
hot convenient to procure, make a
cup of strong tea, (which .coll tit ins
pdtkttiejwpohnrul of the
< M*\ it fair quality of ink
will Apixnir.
CHEYENNE, WYOMING, TOESDAY, NOVEMBE*ft 22, 1870.
•' "- 1 * « j : •' ! k . -,i 1 / n dr cj m em y -m.
BY TELEGRAPH
RETORTED EXPRESSLY roll THE BVKNINU LEADER.
NIGHT R EPORT.
THE WAR.
English Envoy to America.
MATTERS AROUND PARIS;
j The Army of tlie Loire.
The RusHitin Prospeot.
England Prepares for War
|
DOMESTIC UTELUtIKtCG.
|
Another Rumpus in Utah-
Murder in a Colorado Mine
• —-
Information from Seward.
London. Nov. 21. — A writer in
the Pall Mall Gazette urges the send
ing of John Bright to Washington
as an envoy to insure pacific relations
in the present erftis.
It is reported that Russia has fifty
iron-clad monitors at Nickolncf,
drawing loss than eighteen feet water.
The Russian fortifications of Azof,
have been lately strengthened, and
| are represented to be impregnable.
I The Levant Herald of the 19th,
j says it lias reason to believe that
Porte has called out the reserves.
Ignatiff has returned to Constuntino
! P ,e -
London, Nov. 21.— Tlie World has
a special dispatch stating tnat there
lis every indication that Moltke is
• anticipating a supreme effort by Tro
! chu, and fearing the ability of tlie
| Germans to successfully resist a sortie
in force, has ordered the abandon
ment of former evnpflltOjno <5 *i, ?
west and southwest of France, and
j the concentration of all forces in
I the neighborhood of Parts. Monteuf-
I fel has been stopped in liis march
J towards Amiens and ordered to join
the army at Sois9ons, invading the
| north of Paris, while the Duke of
j Mecklenburg and the army of I'red-
I erlek Charles having effected a junc
tion between Ktampos and Fontnin
bleau, nre approaching Paris from
the south. These movements will in
crease tlie force investing Paris to
370,000. 011 the other hand, the ar
-1 mies ot the l/iiro, east nnd north, nre
without any formidable foe iu their
..front.
London, Now. 21.—A telegram
from Tours to-day, says that the
army of the Loire has suffered no de
feat nor even repulse up to this time.
All its movements Ijave been success
fully executed. Gen. IVAurelles do
Paladines keeps his secrets Well, but
. a decisivejengagemeut toxpccted to
morrow or Wednesday.
Private disjmtchrAreceived in Tours
to-night, contain assurances that an
armistice has been agreed to.
. iUiNiiON, Now 21.—A1l leaves of
absence to guards have been cancelled
nnd orders Mued'tb them to prepare
■ for active service.
,| < Lon don, .Nov. 22.— The Ilerald has
a cable dispatch stating that Karl
Russell Writes from Tours to-day,
approving Earl Granville’s firm and
iMtAnwonibls dispatch, add urging
that more authority, if necessary, be
■ conferred on ’the crown, t<f call out
j.the ifiilitin. llq considers that a real
] emergency’ exists when the mihlster
! of a great power assumes the right
1 to abrogate treaties hindlr.g several
otattis of Europe, lie points out a
twrgo number of Russ lan troops mnv
'] tigtoTno 'frontier on Tuesday, and
| suggests that 100,000 militia, in addi
to.Uie iiUlitia reserve, be culled
out. The E»»rl of Shaftsbury writes
to the Times advocating, conjointly
With other ptAvcrs, a rocouSldchttion
( of tlif treaty.
j . S.w.r Lxke, Nov, 21.—George Atr
I leiiger, W, G. Phillips, Charles Liv
ingston, Charles (Savage, Andrew
I lure, nnd James Finiuiniore, otfieers
of the common mUitiu, were to-day
arrested by U. Marshal Patricks, at
ilie’ Instance of Governor Vauglimq
for arming and (trilling in violation
of the proclamation (lover
, fiiir HKhlltr, atidenghgrtig in rebellion
against the United Hlatrs, under the
I law of Congress of 1802. The defend
ants appeared before the Hon. C. M,
Jinwley, of the Supreme Court, nnd
gave bail for their appearance to
' morrow ihonilng for examination,
NEW YoeW, Nov, 2t.-ftThe pOlk4
suppressed a rat Itnd dog fight- at
Killhurn’s place to-night, while in
full blast. Thirty spectators were
arrested, 1
CKNfHAi, City; Novi
Gleason, foreman of tlie Prize Lode,
was shot and dangerously wounded
this morning while in the shaft of the
Prize Lode, by a man' mirnrtf ftfnui- j
non, employed on the Punderburg
Ixxle, the works of which intersect
those of the Prize at a considerable
■depth. The point of Intersection
being disputed territory, an Injune- I
tion had been obtained against the '
Prize, nnd work thereon storied, amt
white Gleason, with a gang of men,
were descending the shaft, lie was
shot from below ns above stated.
Washington, Nov. 21.—a tele
gram from Pekin, via London, an
nounces the arrival of Seward nnd
party there, all well, and will.proceed
to Calcutta, Bombay and the Persian
Gulf.
San Fkancisco, Nov. 21.—'Thir
teen ships have, 1 nailed with wheat fur
| Europe, at the It. R. wharves in Ouk
: land since August.
The latest returns from Nevada
! show that the legislative Assembly
is a tie, and that the Senate has three
Keptrblienmnnjortty. <■>*. ; ;
—The rolling milis at San Francis*
co, which have been in operational
1 years, use 400 tons of iron monthly,
I turning out 230 tons of finished iron,
■ of which ninety tons consist of rails.
Besides railroad iron, they have been
, turning out .car axles, spikes, shoe
shapes and general railroad woric,
j Cotton raising in California lias
proved a profitable sjieculntion. One
planter who experimented in 200
! acres, calculates tlie net proceeds at
I $13,500, the total expense at $G,700,
I and the net profit at $0,925.
| ST. MARKS’ ACADEMY!
CITEYENX7', WYOMING TERRITORY. I
Rev. F. O. RARSTOW - - Principal, j
, Th*» Second Term of tlilf School wl!l comtacEcc i
on Monday. Xov. 1870.
Grammar and IIfj:li School Dc|tnnmcilt.
Primary Course. —Kcadiiiß. Wrilinw. Spellim;. j
and the Klcmcuts of Geography und |
Grammar.
Grammar Course.— Arithmetic Grammar. Geo i
praphy, (with map drawing) and Ameri
can History. Itvadinw. etc.
High School Course. —Hlcher Arithmetic. Alee- ,
! hra. Gjom.ery, Fliyaic. il Geography. Natural
! Philosophy, Ancient and Modern History, Ele
ments of Latin ami Greek. •
I Coinpo*iilon and lVclaniation will he nip Ur.-d
I or all in tlie Grammar'lind lllpli School'Depart-7
ments.
i Vocal Music will be taupht in all Department*
; free of extra charge, «*
THRIIS.
! The School Year will com-iDt of Fonr Turius or
! Quartern, of eleven weeks each, with a pnorl recess
al Christinas nnd Krister.
TUITION—ALWAYS IN ADVANCE. AS FOLLOWS :
I Onelia fat the bepinninp, nnd the other lialf
at the middle of ctfch quarter, for nil dav Hehol-
I ars.
| Primary course >8 CO per quarter.
Grammar id (lO
1 Hi-’h Beh.tul r< ..13 U' f "
E.XTHA STTmtS. ...^
■ Lanpanjca. T.aiiu. (»re*k.Krenofeor BpaniaSt. t
each & 00
Instrumental Music, with use of piano, per
! quarter iii 00
! The rudiment* «»f Dxawiug \ylll lur uttpht fiikk
to I lit* wiiole .Vchtiol. , . ■
Special insiruclon of fno lfonroneb d*v in
DruwiutL liiC'udinxii'i liHiniMtii j*ic
tures and Paiuiiug in Gil and Water Col
ors, per tiiiarter sls 00
BO AUDI NO Sc It OLA IIS.
1 A.-limited nuntUer ot- he ac*auuno
d.tled with board 111 thc^a«|ily%iift*ti( k 'Pr}n«|i!il.
in which case* all suffi pupils will Iw regardctl
and treated ineniliers ol ,he family. Careful
■ at enlion will lie paid tuibe la-alih, cultivation of
| manlier*, personal li*hlt*. reiiifiotis and -Moral
i trainin'' of all such as shall be entrusted to the
care of the Principal.
, Terms of boarding Scholars aa follows:
| Primary, jmt quarter
Grammar, •* 110 t<o
liiirh school.“ its tiu
I Extra Mindies on the same terms as fdr'tdny
Scholars.
No Boarding Scholars taken Tor less time thnu
one quarter, nnd the tuition and board for stub I
must always be paid in advance.
Each Scholar {a required to fqruisli
three napkins, three towels, and u nnpkiu rittp;
J which, toirciherwirh clothtm*. should be dlstlnet
-1 ly marked with the owner's name.
The llitcutlon of the Principal is lo spare no
pains in innkiiij: tills a First-Class School in every
department, and worthy flic snpporf and enc«mr* I
ngeinent of every lover of Education in the City i
nnd Territory.
Krv. If. (>. llAHstotl, Srin.ljial, |
St. Marks' Parish School, Chcvcunc, W. T. 1
nov!7-d*w • •
BON TON
Barber Shop.
COINCS, KIDD & CIO.,
PROPRIETORS.
Near till* Cartier of NlttrcnL'i and Kfidf
t htreeta, Cheyciliir, W. T.
Airy Room*, ullbnlj t|c LnCfirious
ApiUlOfitA-a 14 t'' A
TIIR AUT.
Old Friend* and Pnlrons will find ns as ever,
Ready to Attend to their want a and give
a.’ i t-i f a C
LOME AND SEE ME.
“fit A Al.”
■ *i '>ia.>«oi,
Royal Havana Lottery !
oas*
fIOO/KJO In (told Drawn Ktsry Stvenlesrf bay*.
Prizes rushed and Information furnished: llio
hi}'he*i rule* iiald/or Doubloon*. Rank
Notes (IntTafl Klnrls of G<ml*nnd Stlrrr nnd GoT-'
•rnment Securities. TAILOR A CO..
Baukers Ne. 16 Wall N, f.
i T t\ c g f T" —
The Very Latest.
IV O I ‘<s'fc r. !
•
tlaavsKfAfiiv. ;rjuti*
delay telegraphing. A speeial Berlin
telegram to the Times, says that Rus
sia seeftif t<V fiMit-e 'tVif; W(irj v of her
buying nn American fleet, as the
ia** tieasq usi I red, to be v 111 rue. ller
Imigtmfco Is-paeiHS." Urr^na-hexpect
ed to sustain a peaceful solution of the
JJlwk «ea,que»UoJv ...
Ode ItusHoll dined wit lithe Crown
Prince Sunday.
Karl Russell urges this as nil emer
geneA: re-ipiiripg the miqisters to rail
out flic eiitiH^milittn.
J’lie Post officially denies that Bis
mart'f: '’fHjmdiidWfHPcrfMlSHWVff an
understniiding with Russia übout tlie
F,II vine. ;
Wasiijngton, Nov. 22. ->J|irk(sl
■lmprovements are going forward at
the Cajiitol iii-gptiripalioii of the 11s
seapbUDg of -Congress. The ventila
tion of both houses has been nmte
haily jilti^iroistir.;' .. top ualn^hrers,
jintrrtrrs imd-hirpentrW htrve been
busy on the several.committee rooms
and utliei- cleii.iL'tiueuls. 'Tliegrounds
aliout tile* ‘tplpil.h*'e glso bi-en ex
’tefided Ttnrl improved umlertfie prov
isions of an net of Congress which
was prtttedUast J-.fly; ■ ’' '
New YoHitf Nov, 22. — A Wash
higtonvpeelnl illspittcit totheTHbune,
thi\to(>rji. Buflcrteft l#tT|)%ht
(tir the east, 'HI- liaffiv-long confer
'enee\VitTi IToiffivell, niiil Called ’bn the
I’resident, tiuit;_jieither con-
I versation was on matters of public
1 interest. Butler denies the report
' that hip visit to Washington had
junythUigAii do President’s
i niessage or the futdre policy of the
I government touching tlie Alabama
| claims, and intimates that the mes
-1 sage is already written.
The President, in a conversation
| yesterday, referred to the report that
| he had treated Senator Sehurz coldly
lOn his arrival in Washington last
] week, nnd that, lie had been more
j friendly toward Drake, nnd said that
J- - -v . i 'Sir*r%kxrcp’
! tion. On the day flint Senator Sehurz
! called, the President was engaged
! and declined to see nearly every one.
Drake, wlio called tlie same day, was
no more fortunate than iScliurz.
; New Yoiik, Nov. 22.—The latest
jj bit of BlfSio from Wa«litngton is that
Butler is to be appointed SedptGry of
I Sfu «-' ‘ W 1 * * '
London, N<rv. 22.—Tlie Mobiles
j were repulsed from Dreux, Chateau
i-NeHtj, ami, lied west awl -suythwest.
| audwuo (Sjun’drfins
j of huzwirs were attacked on. the Kith,
' near ChattHon, and withdrew to
! Chateau Vilion with a loss of 120 men
! and 70 horses.
'fiie~E;dio sfifs trt;ft tiffeVrific tit-eurs
, were successful in many encounters,
hnd ahfit
(7doo were been driven into Belgium
nml-disarmod. r
COR. FEKGUSON STS.,
Family (Mias
rgBSH VKUKTAUKa,
And a full (...ortmont of
CANNED FAINT PRESERVES
JELLIES AND PICKLES I
WORCKSTERNIIIRR
AND
qlairft
j AatLakntkt Diarailifc Uro.
! Thankful for the liberal amount of patronage
granted me In the past. I .tope by strict littHiflbn
to tluLwnnta »*( my friunda to coiiliuiie to receive
, UiaU.c ra.un,, is
‘MK I>>l fc,‘Al,.
THE ERIDAL CHAMBER
KBSAYH roll YOUNU MKN
On crest social avilsißjad abuses, wliich Interfere
I iVltii MARRIAGE, with sure means of relief for
t llto Klriilii uii Unfortunate, diseased mid debit I -
not 10 dim
i -——— --TT ■■■■" ' 11 1
C. E. THOMPSON,
BOOT : AND SHOE MAKER
Kcv«yiteculU street, tb'xJ dftor tq tlie Metropolitan
Rftllnrd 1 TMI.
rTNDKRSTANDS thorouclily the art of fitting
- JfiSlT 1 ••3KTR?I7IiTS«.^
<4akf are used and satUfartioN guaranteed Give
him a call. $7 If
NO. Ij6.
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Gift Enterprises!
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Gift Distributions in the Country!
lidtli Regular Monthly
GIFT DISTR Hi t 'Tlo.\ '
To In* (irawn Tliurreday, Dec. 1. 1870.
$50,000
CapitalTrize 8.),(100 iu Gccnkcks!
AgtMitH wiuite l to sell Tickets, to whom t/lberal
Premiums will lie patrt.
single Ticket*. Ml; G XlckefE. $.5, 27,
Ticket*. 820.
ATirr-.itnr rtirt'afitinT full 1!»* pHrcs. tn.in*
ne of tlraw Ac., scut to any one ordering it.
All letters must be addressed
L. I). SINE. Box 80. Cincinnati. O.
WANTED— AGICN'S. S3O tfer day. to sell
ilie Qpleliratcd HOME Slu TTI.E SEWING
MACHINE. Hus ihe ihuhr-frcil. makes ilut
•• lo k-stit’ h " (alike tin ho:1i sides, i and in
fatly licensed!. The best nnd cheapest family Sew
ini' Machine in the market. Address. J dlNsoN,
f’LAttK A CO.. Boston. Ms**., Pittsburgh, Pa..
Chicago. Ilf., or St. Lonis, Mo.
To the Newspaper Press.
The Chicago Newspaper Union, owned nnd
manured by (’miller, Aikriis ,V Cramer. Milwau
kee. and Bounds &. K tin-, t liit-ajo. nre now pre
pared to fnr. Ish Outside nnd Int-ide printed
paper, iu nil .ei/cs. New type, fine pnner. Ad- ,
dress, Newspaper Union. Chn-.ej»*. 111.
Messrs. Crniner. Aiken- A Ormner. <>f Milwau
kee, continue io rxruicU Outsides nnd Jnaide- *«
hew-pnpers. Vn, e »ype. fine p per. and no oh
jectionnbk' oii.crllevmcnts hvre if t,r r«.*cclvcd In
either list. Address.
Cramer. Aiken* »fc Cramer. Milumkee. TT!s. \
AM ER fCAN BROILER.
: .1 '
It nttbrds lo thr pn<w and the rich the first !
I aud tmly relief ever offered from the Tedious,
! Troublesome, Juife-Evup >nt ing, aud Dyspepsin
. producing Bcoilms of- the. pm-t. nnd from Men'
| 'ooking Abonilunllone «if all Decrees. H-quires
j no Preparation of Fir*: ltd Coke .or ( timeout: no
I>ii’jiillii<' (if Stmk: Ih*ti(|«*rt> Touuh Mem Tender
; Smell of Grejiso: Broils KqUniiy NVell over Coal
1 or Wood: an-wi-rs for nil sized stove or Ifnn r rp
I Opening-. We iruarMiilee sniisfaction. and to
I any not satisfied, after a fair trial, the nionev will
!be refunded, With charges botli wave. Retail
t Price. SJ.I)J.
; Am erica a Broiler Manufitctuting Co.. Offices
| (ii Broad St.. New Yorlv. and lti’.t Race Rt.. Clnclh-.
I nail: Frank Slnrges Jc Co.. Cliicago: Clarence
j Sncparcl Co., Ml o nukey; Cheever, Burclmrd A
j Co. St. Lttuis; Wholesale Agents.
i AR(HPEA(«\ & UINMiLI.LS
Kit Pickles «*..»»»,
Our pHteiil Vlteroit* IJnrrt Kit* innkc* a
, ne t package for nil housekeepers nut! Can lie
I shipped to any part of the Fulled States without
leakage, nnd nre fast snpercoding all others for
family use. Spiced nnd Preserved in Prti-siug's
celebrated White WJye Yine^nr.
Airlidoscull >V Hnsscll. UhHuiio,
Sold l»v *ll Wholesale ua<l Reitil tir.rcrs.
—— ■
WORTH western
Horse Nail Company.
ESTABLISHED IN 1863.
MnntlfMCfnrcrs or Patent IIA.MMERED HORSE
I NAILS, from •• ltc|i/.ou" Iron. They are iiiiet|iial
ed in «| utility nnd style, nnd nre Ihe *• STAND
• AUD" llor-e Nail with all the leading house* lu
the trade Office, lifi. W. Van Bureit -t. Factory
56 to 6S West A an Buren St., comer of Clinton.
CHICAGO.
A. W. KINGS!.AND, Secretary.
SINGER'S
Sewing Machines.
Tlac Hlmjvr ltlalnifartlirlus Co.
is now prmlneins* nearly 20(1.000
irtarliitifM per Mitmitit and is not able u>
meet the demand, but in order to do so, new luc
torieu arc belli" erected that w ill snpply
Three Hmidrod nnd Fifty Thousand
Ulneliliiom cadi Year.
Tlie popularity of tlie “ New. Family *’ Suwrin"
Xachinc i> ouly snrpasred hy its ueiTuluc«E nad
siniplieit v ; durability nnd beauty. WherekumVii
it iff difficult fur olhet niaiiufarturers ro effect
sales, jind ihUy employ every menu* to foist their
nrodue.tM upon iho people: Buyer* of Hewing
Mncbiih*.* should avoid canmaai-rs and pe idler*
Whß il-*drt Id conlpnlsßih to mnke sales, for no
uiochljic can be deairable Ihal is forcibly thrust
on tho nnrehuser.
The Mincer ** New Family '* mid the “ New
No. One’* Sewing Maehinee. [the HitGr for
Dressmakers. 'Ptilldrs. are
eajrerlv aouglit f«*r. aud a lar"e stork ran lie
found in our sab’s rooms, together with dvery
useful acivssory inieudeU for them.
We eell SBk Twist. Cotton nad Linen Thmad*.
Needles, Oil, Screw-driver*. Ac., at retail or in
quan l l l v at manufacturer?* 1 prices.
Cntnlttgitdfi; Brice Llstfir «ts. fin Rnullah or Gcr
man) furnished on apiilifiailun by mail or other*
DHiN & LOWE,
005 NortU Fourth Street,
A’tuss-il.liit sx. 1011, ittl.
J L. MORRIS,
Merchant Tailor l
C I. O T II S,
CASS I M E RES,
VRN'rnus, aCi
FINE 'SUITS MADE TO ORDER
v; I> ■> Y N 'l' tc *•: C■; 'O',
CHBYETVIVE, - IV. T.
no'l ly
Issued every SstnrdT- .
I TEtDfS: $i A ffALWWUtr
I* one oT IlkC “
Yff
connERcUL job pbcubwi
arraox..
zn&f to Urt'
er- 1 MCA
lot of Tvpe nnd Preset’*, we ta!f do hand»oEs«
work nt low prices. •
, IMPORTANT
. TO*..
Business M&n
•• ■ ’i— ,, ’!/•
CHICAGO I-:yi£NING (POMP two
sen:- nntinswerfrbfc f< >V v*t?aWTv*
icndcd rirculn lon. :. .Vt' F re >«}*,«!
•hc KVfcNfN J POST roninin-i
esch any s hn*ines> i B , the !<n-(crw. r* i.j» dpd
uhl.e men are u-lecp the.paper tr u vel-lOt iTVjtijr
:>til miles fronsUhioneo. Mi»)hlht.p-.
ing rr/toifs i.vdaitr. lake he divv ibue Iu nach ihs
anxious reud(*h nnd Inrhr 1 m*'-
York qiniiatlona ,tfiat he mi'h' h«vv had .i*. Um
moliiiu.' hy.j;*wiW the Kvexisht
<?:mrrc\s\ Old JtfldnfwiJ dfri-rtWnfii;«fr ttlm
'‘ r, ‘ " Ouitjue.iiiul AuTlMrmffS
tifiVn no (‘({Uul 111 (li<s tirtifl- iiC ClikhAMflTn niliM
Tin- Rati i;>> ;v \e.-i .>f i »jo Puf/bn* rerrnlW
Item M.farrtrd nnd i-ipro*. ed ; lFi-.hdVk
foriy:h«l.inm , Md r.try.fijiAoHaJL md. MiliiindaMT
mr. huuntr no snprVfdr'for SantYfiP reldlQ
Tho-e who laktv the POST’ Jet n
m uvJiio Hint i- universally recognized ./ft
every xvjiy proper Ut en{Cr :h«* ftmiVe. JTlic Klir
I- ottered a. l!;« very low price oT fPl.Oy * rearm’
?Y(u Tor-lx mon-h* - ;t; v *HT
THE WEEKLY POST has been iinlvrr-alfcy mm
prmnl. It 1- rend hy so m.-inv thonsnftdJ V T%»»
there arc only a few peyjdjrX*)k» i«*rn
i s He give -TT r nw’i
the cm.nnß.Wß6 Ef.r.rN '^
As premium- for Clubs. Thene wntrhci uto r*-
coenized as tlie bust now knows to lover* of cor
rerr time. We !»ivfi wnfclie* Wrtr h from i*
?51 ns premiums lo those get inn up cJßbs.
Send lor list of prices ami sample Coidca of trtflr
or Weekly PORT. Sem fn*e to all who npulr *
POST PRINT!NG CO
HM MuUison atrixi, Chicago.
A CsIfNTS \VA,NTKR A MONTH)
1Y by the AMKItffAN KNITI ING .MACHINE
j CO.. Boston, Muss., or St. Louis, Mu.
i PRUSSIA'S CfIEBPATED
, OirffiSl V t7VBOA.It.
Warranted nur'-i. pr»ln*J<bio, and -to peeserv*
Pickle*, rirai premiums awarded nf the V. 6.
» i-r, ilic Illinois Slate Fair, and Chicago City
I* Largest wo-k* of the kind in the Fult«4
»tea. Kslabllshetl t 044.
CHAS. E PRUSSING,
330 A 341 81. - -irret, Chleaco.
ENTERPRISE
If A. B. W. TAYLOR & CO.’S JJ
T23d Regular Monthly m
GIFT 1
W MTE P P'RXSi!
R’TIIF. ONLY rjvLIAELF. GIFT "D
1 Di-tritiuMon iti tlie Country, ff.
loO.QQU in t.’uali and Valuable frlM» _ *
Pto Ik* Decetnlier
Capital sri|o, -S 94l<V>U^
RXIV GOLD. T)
Ticket., $1: Wx TiokeU, -t--
ISi Agent* \vniiteii»io sell
(’lrcalars ir m
liirs will Ik- miiu loony otiff
Ing tin’in. AdrtrvOr' « VilT
S AU. W TAYLOR A CO.. C|
iiox Hut, Cincinnati, O.
ENT^gSI!
rc\-\ X VtVN
• Curt* •
| flotßii, ' rnorre, buoj&uiTia,
1
hi IIPTIOA.
n
Bauii's Pi'itouai, Kin km li»x npidlrm tW
favor of (latlfiits who have tried It. nn4 d»1lb
pnfrdtlbgdM th* modleni fiicitltv in evenr sActfea
i of the country where it Ili* been Ininxiwr*#. / no.
remedy for tho luii 'aand throat ever.discover «4
stands so j*>|HJl nr r nt44 i k&b used nsriftis prer era
-1 State. The auccctif which has attend'. ( ] the
f of this remedy tor ihe past —i-Mrew*- huh
known. In. imhuv.l u« jo m.bn !• more wl4.tr
iim.it u r..r Ih.- W life
njltlc.nil d u ll .. hbr Iriitl. a. w,-nr»'nou«4..l
pnnnWnni co-,w ,m n,wr-.»lt.
Snlrth, „]| ,lr«.™|... in if a ,„cUnu
ndvectlsemeni is pnbll-h ,i ?. i.r**
of the atfi i-red fi’ill Jud *cni un,*pffllle».
mil tie of the Pc'.iornl Kllxlr. VITTr
I lie Ki.ixte I- to tuk^u
1 KoLLAP*C\{ l l‘ at ‘ lU InrU °
T. H. BARRAWJ,
PRO PRIETORS, TERRE llM’Tß v 'n9>tA^A.
Sold In Chleaco at Wholesale by
FULLER. FINCH * FI LLER: LORU A MfltrH;
VAN WTIAACK, BTKVK-ON A
BUT A KI)S \LL: K. BI'ItNIIAM ± SON* WGW'KI
, A CO : TOLMAX A KING', HWlTW»lfc *
1 BLOCKI.
I In Milwaukee br ■■
I KICK A RKIsiNG; DOH.MEN A BClOflDT:
GREEN A BriTON. _ *
In St, Louis by V. *
| RTCII ARDSON Am.: COLLINS RlfOljC.
, And throughout th* Norihw«»t by all
» REWARD.
For any <***.• iff lit hi 4 Ui«adl n( .
Itrtantf. m IMcornted HlfJthat
l»c Bliiitb I*ll e llemefif falls lumrt It >•
I prepured iv\|uressl v i♦» cure ibo Piles iml aalklar
I else, and bu* cured rases of over »» yent v'<piaa4-
in-4. Hold hy all hru-urlM* l.susmeS Otm. I4h
1 Fhankl/nSt. Hil.mfnu. I’rtr*# ft Irt.
.-pttldJh* ty