The Cheyenne leader. [volume], February 27, 1868, Image 2

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The Daily Evening Leader.
THURSDAY. FEB. 27,
BY TELEGRAPH.
Reported Expressly for the Daily Leader.
News from Washington.
Progress of Impeachment.
Gen. Thomas Acquitted.
Washington, Feb. 26. Senate. —
The Chair submitted a communication
from the German Emigration Union
of Cincinnati, in regard to the treat
ment of emigrants on board ship.
It was referred to the committee on
Commerce.
Yates presented a memorial from
the citizens of Utah praying for the
creation of the Territory of Wyoming,
and the annexation of Utah and Ida
ho thereto.
Referred.
Patterson presented a petition from
a thousand citizens of Louisiana, set
ting forth their grievances and hard
ships.
Referred to the committee on Judi
ciary.
Stewart, from the committee on
Judiciary, reported a bill for the sur
render of certain persons convicted of
certain crimes, with amendments.
The bili does not apply to persons
convicted of political offi nces. It was
introduced to meet the caseof countries
with whom we have no extradition
treaties.
Sherman offered an amendment that
the principles of the extradition laws
be applied to those countries. After
some further discussion the bill was I
recommitted.
Harvard, from the select committee '
to whom was referred the message of
the House on the subject of impeach
ment, reported the following resolu
tion :
Whereas, the House of Repre
sentatives on the 25th day of the
present month, by two of their mem
hers, Messrs. Stevens and Bingham,
at the bar of the Senate, impeached
Andrew Johnson, President of the U.
8., of high crimes and misdemeanor.-
in office, and informed the Senate that
the House of Representatives will in
due time exhibit the particular articles
of impeachment against, ami make
good the same; and likewise demand
ed the Senate to take an order for the
appearance of the said Andrew John
son ; therefore,
Resolved, that the Senate* will take
a proper order thereon, of which due
notice will be given to the House of
Representatives.
The committee also recommended
that the secretary of the Senate be
directed to notify the House of Repre
sentatives of the passage of this reso
lution.
The resolution was adopted without
dissent. An order was made out ac
cordingly.
Ou the motion of Kalusbury, the
Senate took up the supplementary re
construction bill.
Trumbull, from the Judiciary Com
mittee, reported a bill defining the
jurisdiction of the U. S. Courts in
certain cases, with amendments strik
ing out the clause dismissing all cases
now pending in the Superior Court,
and which have grown out of the exe
cution of the reconstruction acts,
changing various acts which author- !
ize appeal in such cases to the Supreme
Court for their suspension ; providing
no law heretofore passed extending a
judicial system over the ten rebel
States shall be construed as recogniz
ing any State government existing
therein until the Senators and Repre
sentatives from such States be admit
ted to Congress, shall re-organize the
State government therein as valid.
Williams presented a petition from
the citizens of Pennsylvania, com
plaining of the burden of taxation,
and praying for a reduction of the
government expenses.
Referred to Committee on Ways
and Means.
Senate amendments to the House
bill, extending the time for the com
pletion of the Dubuque and Sioux City
Railroad, were concurred in.
Stevens asked the House for the
Senate amendments to the supplemen
tary reconstruction bill, taken from
the Speaker’s table, that it might be
now concurred in, and the committee
of conference appointed.
Holman objected.
The House went into Committee of
the whole on the bill making partial
appropriation for the expenses of the
Indian Department.
The House received the Senate’s
message relative to their action in the
impeachment case.
The bill now goes to the President.
The House went into committee on
the Indian appropriation again.
The bill was laid aside.
After discussion in reference to
revenue cutters on the lakes, the com
mittee rose and the House adjourned
Trenton, Feb. 26. Prominent
Jersey Democrats have resolved to
present the name of John P. Stockton
for the next Presidency.
Harrisburg, Feb. 26.—The Senate
passed a resolution indorsing the im
peachment of Andrew Johnson.
Resolutions will probably pass the
House to-day.
Washington, Feb. 27—1, a. m.—
The House committee, on reporting
the articles of impeachment, said that
owing to the fact that the Impression
exists that the President cannot be
convicted by the Senate, they are en
gaged in framing articles with a view
to secure united action.
The Committee on Ways and Means
agreed to retain the whisky tax of
two dollars.
Justice Carter fully discharged Gen*
Thomas to-day, giving as bis reasons
-that Thomas did not seek to evade the
process of law in any regard, and will
be ready to answer when called upon.
On Thomas leaving the Court he was
received with cheers by the crowd
outside.
Louis Napoleon gets 814,240 a day ;
Queen Victoria, $6,027 ; Francis
Joseph, $10,950; and the King of
Prussia, $8,210.
MISCELLANEOUS.
T. A. Kent & Co.,
Sixteenth St., Cheyenne,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
Wines
Cigars,Tobacco
PIPES AND SMOKER'S ARTICLES.
SOLE AGENTS FOR
Brewer, Bemis <£■ Co.'s
Cream and Champagne Ale.
Book Binding,
Paper IRuiling,
AND
Blank Book Manufacturing,
Os nil kinds, attended to with
PROMPTNESS AND DISPATCH.
At the office of the
Rocky Mountain News
ALSO
,T 013 1? 13 ITVTI ZN O,
In the very best and most approved styles
Address. BYERS ft DAILEY,
JanOif Denver. Colorado.
A. S.~ Day & Co.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Staple and Fancy
GROCERIES,
Wood and Willow ware,
Gen Us Furnishing Goods,
BOOTS and SHOES,
&c., &c., &c.
Ferguson Street, Let. Sixteenth and
Front streets, Cheyenne. D. T.
HAVEconsantly on hand a large assort
ment of
TEAS, COFFEES, SUGARS,
SYRUPS, TOBACCOS, RAISINS,
Fish of all Kinds,
SUCH AS
HALIBUT, MACKEREL, AND
CODFISH.
Figs. Spices, Sngo. Mneearoni,
Tapioca and Citron.
Canned Fruits, Jellies,
Soaps.
IKoocZ and Willowware of all kinds
aim descriptions.
CLOTHING,
Consisting of Latest Styles of
HATS, CAPS & FURS,
Also every Style and variety ot
Boots <fc Shoes.
feblS-tiin
hardware.
Cleorge TrltcM A Co.,
Dealers in
HARDWARE,STOVES,
Tin, Iron and Copper Ware
SILVER AND PLATED WARE.
Hardware, Miners’ Millnum's Carpenters'
Blacksmiths' and Mechanics'
Tools, generally.
MANUFACTURERS OF
and Iron Work,
OPPER STILLS, ETC.
Corner Seventeenth and O’Neill streets,
CHEYENNE, - - - ZMZrOZJ.
septi vu
Harper, Steel & Co.,
Wholesale and retail dealers in)
HARDWARE,STOVES,
tin .vaee, queenswaee,
Fninps, Coal Oil,
"AND
Window GrL-iss,
ETC., ETC.,
Corner Seventeenth and O’Neill streets,
Cheyenne. D.’b. 1 'tf
MISCELLANEOUS.
JOIIX CROWI.EY.
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Every Description of
BLACKSMITHING
DON Eon shortest notice and in tho best
style, at shop on west side Tholmes street
between Sixteenth and Seventeeth streets,
Cheyenne, Dakota.
SA TISFA CTION B’A RRA NTED.
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CITY DRUG STORE.
Lowe & Poole,
WHOLESALE and Retail Druggists, cor
ner of Sixteenth and Ferguson streets
Cheyenne, I>. T. Goods sold at wholesale
cheaper than any drug house in the city.
febll-’.3m
BIDS FOR PATTE RIVER
FERRY.
BIDS for the Ferry across the North
Platte River must be sealed ami handed
into the County Clerk's office before 1 o'clock,
p. m., riday the 23d.
By order of County Commissioners.
WM. Morris County Clerk.
Cheyenne. Feb. 12, 1868. Zeblß-10t
NOTICE.
I JJEREBY notify all concerned that the
± Ordinance passed February Ith. by the
City Council, respecting Licenses, will strict
ly be put in force from and after the 20th
instant. By order
febLStf E. Oki’kn. City Clerk.
Argus and etar pt ease copy
OUTFITTiNC. .
THE
Largest Wholesale Grocery
H OTJ ,
Liddell, Robertson & Brown,
<7 albi‘a Ith li ui I ding,
SIXTEENTH, ST., GHEYENNE.
HAVE on hand at all times the largest,
must varied and inosl select stock ol
and ITaiicy
GROCERIES,
WHISKIES, WINES,
GINS, BRANDIES,
■ CASE LIQUORS,
TOBACCO, CIGARS,
Hardware, Etc,
At Prices so low down as to
COM MAN DTI IE CUSTOM OF TIIE
CL OSEST B t YERS I
\UE am also constantly receiving car loads
\ V of Flour, Corn, Oats anil Bacon, which
we sell at the
LO WEST JIAPKET RA TES’
Onr old Grading, Freighting, nnd Ranch
ing friends will tind us at our new stand,
Galbraith Building, sixteenth street, be
tween Eddy and Tholmes. jandlf,
J. W. BENEDICT,
REAL ESTATE, MINING
AND
Insurance Agent
CONVEYANCER AND COLLECTOR
OF RENTS.
Office, Sixteenth St., 2d door west of Eddy,
<’l YICTNIWIC.
Fire and Life Insurance.
EVERY PRUDENT MAN
INSURES.
I am now prepared to effect Insurance at
fair rates, in tlrst class Companies. Among
those already obtained arc
Western Fhaeiaix
FIRE & MARINE INS. CO-,
CHICAGO, ILL.
Capital, $250,003 00.
J. IF, BENEDICT, Agent.
Northwestern Fire Ins. CO.,
OF DECORAH, IO ll’.l.
Capital, 8300,000 00
J. IP’. BENEDICT. Agent.
.ETNA life" ins. co..
OF HARTFORD, CONN.,
One of the oldest and mo l reliable Lifo
Insurance Companies in the United States.
Assets, January first, 1807, St. 101f8,33 86
J. ir. BENEDICT,
Real Estate. Mining and Insurance Agent
.Sixteenth Staeol, 2d door west of Eddy,
CHEYENNE, DAKOTA. JanlOtl
Boswell & Taylor,
PIONEER STORE,
Druggists & Apothecaries,
Eddy street. Cheyenne, d. t., next door to
Rogers A Cw.'s Bunk.
Dealers in Genuine American and Foreign
Drugs, Medicin es,
CHEMICALS, FANCY TOILET
ARTICLES, CHOICE PER-
FUMER Y, &C.
ALSO
COAL OIL AM) JLAMPS,
Pure Wines and Liquors,
Choice brands of Cigars, &c., &c.
WE Imvejnrt. received a Inrßn nnd well
stoek a^V( .
. » .... h« ■■ niter -h. r.p for h. |„ nll
PRINTING.
THE
Chcy exine Leader
PIONEER PRINTING HOUSE !
JT. JI. JJflfter, "Proprietor,
Is prepared to execute, in the
Highest Style of the Art,
Every description of
*
I’ll*iii and Fancy
PRINTINC:!
COMPRISING
Carls, of every shape,
and k ind, Bill Heads, Letter
and Note Headings, blanks
of every kind, Posters,
Handbills, Etc., Etc.
Having an entirely
HEW LOT OF TYPE
nnd
SUPERIOR PRESSES I
We are enabled to execute
Handsome work, at low Prices
TH E
DAILY LEADER,
TSSUED each day, except Sunday, nnd con
taining a large amount of interesting
laws, general and local, nnd circulating
widely th rough outC’heyenne nnd the adja
cent sections <>f the Rocky Mountain re
gion, renders it the
Best Advertising Medium
In the country,
Office treat side O'Neill st., Cheyenne.
Seeing; is Relieving; ;
Come and See use.
DYE SHOE.
On Eddy Street, In f. Nineteenth and
Twentieth,
OLD Clothes made as good as new. Ladies’
and gentlemen's garments cleaned, col
ored a*d repaired nt short notice. Mom y
sayed is ns i-oorl ns money earned. Givens a
call, and be satisfied that we ran help save
your money. Remember DYE SHOP, on
i-.ddy street, between Twentieth and Twen
iv-Uiril. W>r. P BROWN A CO.
f»b JP- .'?m
COAL.
B F :
EXCELSIOR
COAL MINES!
Depot and Office cor. O'.Veill
and Seventeenth streets.
N. H. Heath IW. H. Harlow
ARE now prepred to furnish superior com
from their immense mines, ivl wholesale
and retail, delivered with dispatch to
ANY PART OF THE CITY, FREE OF
CHARGE FOR DRAYAGE.fnovOtf
J. A. MOOILE & Co.,
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DEALERS IN
SUPERIOR COAL.
Office cor. 20//* and O'Neil Strest,
Cheyenne, Dakota,
\ITILL lurnish parties in any portion of
> \ the city,
111 Largo or Nmiill QnaiititicN.
ALE Oil DEBS
LEFT WITH HOOK MOORE.
Will Receive Prompt Attention.
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NII3CEE.ILAWSOUS.
C.II. EKWAHBS.
BOOTS & SHOES.
Sixteenth street, near corner of Ferguson
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Notice.
fpERRITORY <»f 1 :;l<<>tii. Lnranile county
i --ss. In Probate court of said county,
February sth. a. n. |x-i9. In the mat ter of
tin-estate of Patrick M ullally, decrHSrd.
Notice is hereby given to all perswiJS In
trrested licit Thoiirr Muilnl!v Inis this day
applied for leliers <>l administration upon
said estate nnd that the hearing on said np
plication will be hud at my office in Chey
enne city, on the 28th dnv of February, A. D
1868. W. L. KUYKENDALL.
f<*s-3w Probate Judge of Laramie county.
AdxnlniNtmlor’N Notice.
I F.TTEFS of Administration, dated 21st of
1 J January, l v 6B. have been granted to the
undersigned, on the estate of Hugh o'Kelfr,
deceased, late of Laramie county, Dakota
Territory, by tin* Probate court of said coun
ty, all rxosons having claims against said
(•stall* will exhibit them to tho Administra
tor for c I lowa n.-e wit hin one year nfterthe
(late of the letters or they shall be forever
iKirn-.1. UWIIEXI.-B HAYS,
Cheyenne, Feb. 7, 1868. fe7-w3w
NOTICE.
N'O person is Authorized to serve papers in
the U.S. Court except.!. L. Laird and W.
Uofl*. All others who attempt to exercise
any authority as U.S. officers, unless duly
deputized, will be arrested. J. L. LAIRD.
Jan27lf J. P. BARTLETT.
E. I*. CJIII.M,
n Grain Broker
I
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Omaha, Nebraska.
HAVE always on band and for sale from
five to twenty ear loads of
j COEN, OATS, &C.
Cheaper than any other Dealer In that
.I'li' klnda al «onds bought and
roilaonalde -lon-. Caah Orders
promptly nll.-nded 10, and aatlKtarllon
guaranteed. _ z-^_, n i.n
I Beiers to the business men of Omati
Fund Cheyenne. Jan J-m
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FOR
XF.AT JOB PBINTING!