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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-26
Details of the Wonderful Trip.

HOuTs bHu lOTLN minutes.
Details Of the Wonderful Trip.
Captain Webb started, Yesterday, on
his swim across the channel. at thc r.'C
of twenty strokes to the minute. The
weather was calm. At 5:30 he lunched
on ale and beef tea, and at o'clock or
beef ten and beer. He then rested, float.
ing on his back; at o'clock be WI.
troubled with floating sea weed; al ! !
o'clock cod liver oil was given him; the
moon rose ut oc.ock in the
morning wnen ho INDUCED in
brandy and tea. At tins time Webt
declared the accomplishment OF the .cat
n sure thing. Al three o'clock he par
took of coffee, and the tide was running
northwest and the Captain appeared cy-
hausted. His trainer stepped forward to
render his assistance, but Webb lUngish-
ingIy declined his services. His stroke,
ut this time were at the rate O. twenty
per minute. Fear arose that the north
ward tide would drift him abreast If the
Calais sands and "a, the sequel proved be
had four miles further tD swim.
Daylight broke y, four O'Clock,
finding him drow-y, when
he INDUCED in coffee and brandy. \;
$50 Riddcn's buoys were sighted md
their position located. At : O'Clock
there was = steady breeze and chopin r
sea, returdin- in their influence, and j:
was only his iud,mjtnble pluck tia, in
slrcd success. 4 skiH was kept on !Hn
.. ..t !. .,t.ss. .r.. 10
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4T REG ULAR WHEELING
r-1,-szErs,=i, and Psrkersburg packet Nal
lie RAgau, Captain Jack Harrison; Clerk =,
Mart NOll, leaves Wheeling every Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday, at II o'clock
a. m.
JUS c. II. BOOTH ( CO., Agents.
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RcnunIIcnm rnrty of LouIsinmn.

LOUISIANA, August 25-The Repub.
lican State Central Committee of LouIsi-
ANA, in session here, agreed 90 organize
party on the basis OF carly resumption Of
specie paymcuts. continued reduction Of
taxation, !rc" education, opposition to
monopoio,, economical administration,
and punishment for piliage in public
station, and for all assaults upon personal
rinI..
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~ Grrnhec& Convention passed /"
,r.-. Interesting resolutions yes
- They vii, be found in the tele-
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO TIE
WHEELING REGISTER.
Associated Press report. by Western
Union Line. Office n northwest cor.
of main aud 18th Sts.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
Another Failure.

Another Failure.
NEW YORK, August 25.-lipbert II.
johnson, cotton broker, has suspended.
Mr.. Johnson was compelled - suspend
payment last spring, when he obtained
an extension. kut OWING to the difficulty
in making collections recently, he had
been unable to meet the new obligations
thus contracted.
The Grreuback Mass Meeting.
: Bosrov. August 25.-The grecnback
mass meeting. called Jy Moses W.FicId,
) considered failure. 1t was expected
that ut least ten thousand persons would
be present, and seats were prepared for
that number of people in our 'argcst
park. At the hour ol organization only
some six hundred were present at the
opera house. which can seat nearly three
thousand. W. ID. Kelley OF Pcnnsyl-
yuuia, Matt Carpenter OF Wisconsin,
Wendell Phillips Of Massachusetts,, Sen
ator Gordon OF Georgia, VI. IL. lio'ton
of Illinois. and james Buchanan
Of Indiana were ANNOUNCED
It, speakers, but oil them
al only Kelley and Ilooton
are in town. Vt II O'Clock Moses W.
Field announced the following as the
officers Of the meeting; President, Tno'.
j. Durand, Washington d. C.; Nics Pres
iIcutS, u. \. Munoucy, Iowa; l.. /.
Moody, Ky; j. ". Jennings, Texas
". 4. Berkeley, Michigan; John p.
I .
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hah DroMning Acrident.

CoLCMDU>, o, August 25-Last night
as Mr.. Isaac Williams, OF ShadeviIe,
was returning home from Columbus in II
carriage, accompanied by his wife and
young child, his horse became frightened
while crossing bridge and plunged
down M cmbaukmcnt to the river be-
low, distance Of fifteen feet. The water
swept the child from is mothers arms
down stream some distance, where it was
tolnC dead several hours afterwards
lodged in tho limbs Of fallen tree
Alter much difficulty both Williams and
hi, wife we're cXtricated without serious
injury.
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FOREIGN.
Successful Swim Across the Channel.

LONDON, August 25.-Captain Webb
has succeeded in his second attempt in
swimming from Dover to Calais, without
float or life saving apparatus. a dispatch
from Calais says the Captain arrived at
II o'clock this morning, in good health
and spirits, although fatigued. The pas
sage from Dover occupied twerty-ouc
hours and forty minutes.
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MuscoGEr, 1T, August 2j-Thc Cra.t
Orphans are being paid to-day, by MAJOR
Ingalls,, Indian Agent, the interest on
SIC OOO of their invested funds. in uc. or
dance with the provision Of the treaty.
In 1872 the ORIGINAL numbc" Of orphans
from Alabama was g-2. The
number now, incluiiug the heirs,
amounts to over 1000. The sum paid
each of the Original heirs or tner repre-
scutatives is 500, but Il, it cost, the or
phans - per cent of the amount to coilec,
their claim through the supreme Court.
il reduces the amount to S5.14, which
has frequently to be subdiy,ded among
hers Of :he hsirs, reducing tie amount
tcthe proper person, Is low a. II cents,
~ some of them have to ride from 10
~ - miles - sign rolls and when r'.
crivcd II is too small TO be Of any berctit.
II i thought it would be well for the
G. ,vcrnmrnt to divide the principal nj
once. The ficulty must continue to
increase as the number OF hcirs and suU
divisions increase every year.
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sss|
FOR PARKERsBURG.

81 AlphaDcts and Figures on hand and
de to order. No. 1871 Market street, be-
= Postsfiice, Wheeling, ". Va. JyG
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W. Va, StenCi. and Seal Works
JOHN IL. ZEyERLY. Propr.
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OTTAWA, August 2j.-The story pub
lished by the Cincinnati Times about
the finding of Donaldson, the bslloonist
by II fishing party IN the Ottawa district
near lake Desquine, is not credited here.
No such lake Is known in Ottawa dis
trict.
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AMPS. SEALS. Cheers, =
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1t isunierstood that George NJ. Pin
ney, prominent politician Of AIemeda
county, and purchasing clerk of the L,
). Navy in this city, is charged with ex-
tensive frauds in purchases. 1t is
also understood that the charges were
forwarded to the Admiral in command
AZ Mare IsLand, last week.
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California Stock Market.

SAY Francisco, August 25.-Arrived
Pacific Mail Steamer Montana from
P"nams and way ports, Snip Carrie
Reed from New York.
The strinsency in the money market
produces a panicky feeling on stocks.
The latest quotations are con oldated Vir-
gina, 26j; California, 56I; Yellow
Jacket, GI!; Caledonia, Is; Ophir. At;
Mexican, lS; Raymond and Ely.
81; Eureka Car 25!; Belcher, 2l2;
Crown Point, 2l!; Hale and Norcaoss,
40; Savage, S9i Challar, 75I; Alpha, ~ !;
RmLlinn ~. Arnru.un
, 1875-04-16
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

WANrEp-r0 PURCHASE OR nEFT-A FIRST
" olAhs h1u.c uotth Of Thirty ytlh-at, e21'anfnx ia
ra arna1fm. sud ~ tmpsossmonta Apply JAS. II. HILL
}VANTEn-A. LARQE TRACT or GOOD WILD
~ land II Indiana Aret payuet Mrtt cla ~ CAca.
g improved pfopaffy. AddEssa L H. Tribune ottgQ,
, 1875-04-16
MISCELLANEOUS


A FnEE TRIAL OF A BURK CUnt; FOR
Sstfh given dayA Roam I. lt7 East Madison ii.
Unlike au ttho1 teae4i:a ior eatAsth.
4 Il 0AsH rAlD Ft?R oagF:OFF CI.6TjiiNG AND
70 oJONAh ukLDElt'b Loan Onos, III stslo.sI.
TALL AMP sl.E THK BKSr LiTsFI.E NOVELTY
G nsq Sp tes sTty"ncs1. exants maklnk from 9a9io
Qntoa H0tef. cornor Gaaal and M1dl.oa.sts.
GToRA0E FOIs FURNITURE. STORE FiXTUHI;S.
esttsEea ant HonsrAl tntrchsudlo. u brick bulaii:
yAucs4. Horses, buGRLee. waaonx Sto. suId an nou,
iulsaon. '
WANTEl3-A SET OF TINNKR'8 TO0i.s; MUST
- bs u Eool otdss. Addse.s X Is. Tsibuuo otaco.
WANTED-A SALOON LiUENN9. GALL. At i23
III vEAst Adama'sts cigar stand. oNARLl3 4.
WASTEn-A NO0M. MATE lIY 4 GENTLEMAN
10 ~ rat. tl4ss pEr&te family cast Df lndAna
~ and north OF ttKhsen4n-Rt. tho terms Aro
Tfthaua O1heo.
WANrKD.TWo RUIT8 or GNNTs' .CL0TNEs.
8dsss.e 81 X r Saas GU 81 sss pol'a -A
seel spEtax. and iron aale1 At Aia fn llae VI
naof 70 " auet sad na~bat titles u maauso-
Pstces Carriages esnt O. 2. 10 ~ parts ~ tho
afoa hAtos hams ehont the pries Ut casaxos Maa.ot
a. they Isn9s Eom *7.t1 ttAa u On zach 70 ~. sna
si.Ios nun ia:asisbis - .sos%paa:i " T. .. money;
eIdes q city rotetsucs ~. eIptss. .eetty
aKslG,t loas m our pss. Addtsss Levy BIOS E,po.'
a4ea Do'@r haz&aE lU3 State, and Madt1n c"r Hsla'c
, 1875-04-16

Bookkcouors. Clor1ts. Go.
1TANTE1,-a Practical, Et]OKKEEpER. oyK
, @ @ntst'ant rlth pto7i.In and sszio trade; stats
t"' ana *se fctrrenr-s Adhfr.s n, Ttthunp ofiee,
WANTED BoOKKEtph1. IN THE cjNMIsSiiiy
~ haloss: ".xn. st9t"r ~s-k: must deposit a3oy to
, 1875-04-16
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.

HOUSEHOLD GUQDS,
11utNiTURE-HkW AND HKCDSu.llAND, Ar
Al4a housekeeping koods, It gFpat LAsgaIas, Al suc
IN EASY TKlMS-EURNiTUHE, UARFET3.
.t.;ss sSa ssos1s5 :, tetms to .alt hs pafcis.*t
goods f1E Nh!ca w pay cash. and ,eretafs 0t7F
tet:sf Inducements u tho buYer An othte hou.e.
xhoty. JUN II. bNY1'Il. l3a Wost M.dla1n.st.
0x EASY MDNFliLY; PAVMESTs-FUNSIT
cstpSts and soyas, at pucs lasee than booEp;
EmpEn Pssats Dsd4teads Ii aty0s: Our gooda
Ill Asw. ot tns latAst styes aa4 bds MAnshp Hu
ElEE FAIL0K BE6sThA1 UoAfXkY, III Wcst
NAaison.st.
NEw AND FINE PARL0R FUaNiTUNR, 0TiE4P-
~ ssy eeGaat salnnt lula!d p4llof sal With rich
.k cPvss11E tGt4A p1as A5 eatttc5 due Eo0as.
htndsome ~$!aut and suk p.ror auit, ploees. asx
est 9lgaS EotAl4 {oe &ID; gos sale At $ll0.
xaliat and atfmstc ! rsffy eait, plseos ~.
Hs4Idenes, Hs Nlehlxaa-Af.
, 1875-04-16

IOK sXL:-16. ACRES OF FINE LAND, 4 FEW
hiocke FROM depot At :ahur1t, a2o9 pos acre. O. +.
, 1875-04-16

Miscellaneous.
{4TANTED-A FEW GIRLS, II 70 II YEARS OF
aga. At III Houth Ffaak!ust. Call Friday Itosn a
~. III.
WANTED-A HllkL TO SEAL CAkuy.rAck.
~ .ages; rpfssrnes will be reaulEoa. tal At III
Eat QuiaEy.at., 4a4E MAykut
, 1875-04-16

with ssee dIy lots: 81. 20 to ss9x' monthly pay
es ote. oAi! and scs. IRON 10 to L. r. d. HILL, No.
In akeAlfI In dInr. - - - -TF 49, =
, 1875-04-16

pERSoSAL,-W1LL REV. ,WAISWRluHT AEEl
L bls tttpuaJ AZ tha Council CnlulpE Ultrtlall, t.
dAJ. II " OF 34'eluck
, 1875-04-16

T'on ALE-C1io1cE BUILDING BITES At SUM.
u sncE1Alc Adluintng NnvcnnMood ots 6DE1b1 feot;
SGto and urWhrs. LUX 1t them. H. ". RICE co.,
, 1875-04-16

Soamsr-n9an$.
4TANTED-FIITY HANDS rD MAKE LADIES,
~ underwear. =! tast Madispb-st.
WAMrnD-UlltLS rn WORK On PATTEHNB.
1VANTRp-AT liz woup-sT.. rs WAIST FINISH.
~ and triEnneEsi saoss nnpetent Iu taka dsa =
fEon tho Ass work ooMs ready ts
I{ANTEp-slillsr FiSlsliERs, l7s sTATE.sr.
, 1875-04-16

HI1r.na-
[lyANrEn-A HEALTHY WET NURSE WITH
" goud tr.escneu. NJ. ~ si1teenth.ss.
ljTANrEp-IaiMEnISrEI KIND AID CARR
" III nurse gu1, Hu. uadsr of s9, t-A3 Ia
dIsu1.4r,
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Master commissioners sale.

In the District Court, First Judicial District
OF the Territory of wyoming, in and for
the County OF Lsr.tmie-f Ia chancery:
Horny j. Rogers. complainant, vs.. Gilbert
Adams. z = Mcnamara, Peter T.. Her. as Her
& Co, and Fannie G. SlInons, dSfenda its.
BY virtue and authority of the decretnl
order OF said District Court, made and en-
tered in The above entitled cause ON the
ninth day of August. A. ID. 1871, for the fore
closure md sale of lot number eight Isl, in
block number three hundred and fifly.six
1856, IN the city of Cheyenne. In said County
and Territory, together with the improve
ments situate thereon.
And by virtue and authority of the further
order of said court made ana entered in said
cause on The 18th day Of June. A. ID. lS7j, and
which orders were to me directed a. special
Master Commissioned under the seal OF said
District Court, now, therefore. l hereby give
public notice, as such speciAd Master tomniis.
sIoner. that Will or Thursday, the l2Ih day
of AuguSt, A ID 1875, a. two O'Clock p. IN OF
said day, in mont Of the Iourt House door OF
said Laramie County in said city of they
enne. offer for sale to the highest bidder for
cash the said lot number light Is in block
number three hundred aud fifty-six (SJ6).
with The improvements situate thereon, in
pursuance OF said decretal orders. Said Io-
is situated at the corner of Hanson and
Seventeenth Streets in sud city of Cheyenne
NJ. O'BRIEF,
Sheriff OF Laramie souuty, and
Special Master Commissioners.
July 18th, 1870 jyI2-dStt
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Cheyenne OPERA HOUSE.

The New York Comedy Troupe will
appear at the Opera House on Friday
and Saturday evenings next. This
celebrated troupe Is en- route tn San
Francisco, where they have an ex-
tended engagement. The principal
artists, comprising the company, are
Ben. Brown, of Cal Wagner's Min
s%trels; John De Angels, of Maguire's,
San Francisco A. Bernard, of Du-
PREF & Benedict's; Thos. Rosa, CON
tortionist, of Wilson's Circus I; Jas.
Riddle, Gilly Girard and jas. Corrie.
of Morris Bros Ministries; and the
Misses Millie La Fount, Sue Berrett,
Sallie De Angels.
Admission, rs cents; children Scots.
Reserved seats SI.00. Tickets for
sale at the Postomce news room
jylS dat
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Gen. J. j. Reynolds has kindly Of
fered TO place the Fort Russell band Mt
the disposal Of our citizens, one or two
eveningsofthe week, without charge. a
committee OF our leading business men
has accepted the Generals proposition
with thanks. and arrangements have
been made for two concerts a week. a
platform is to be erected on the vacant
lots near the corner OF Dodge and
Seventeenth streets, where the out
door concerts are to be given.
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me reputation OF wyoming

While Il is generally admitted that
this Territory, as n whole, but
Laramie county in particular, has
largely increased In population during
-tbe present year. we have no official
data to prove the assertion. The
last census was taken in 1870, five years
ago, and n general election was held
here the same year. The population
by counties, the vote for Delegate and
the ratio OF votes to the population
viii be found set forth in the follow
lug statement:
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The card of MessrsA Brown Bros
d Co, Craeker-manufacturers and con-
f~ectioners, Quincy. Ills, appears In
to-day's LEADER. This firm lind a
ready market in this city for the
goods they manufacture and which are
kept for sale by Mr. f. II. Leibey,
grocery dealer, corner of Sixteenth and
Ferguson streets. Their crackers are
the best In the market, and their a
dies, and confectioneries are the choic-
est. Try them.
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-Messrs, Pease & Taylor. the gro
Gerry merchants ON Ferguson street,
have recently added largely to their
took of family and staple groceries,
provisions and canned goods; IA they
buy for cash at the great commercial
marts Of the country, they can sell the
best of goods at the lowest prices.
Their trade Is large ami new goods are
constantly arriving 10 replace those
which are sold to consumers thus they
are enabled to offer to their customers
the freshest and choicest groceries and
provisions that can be found in this
market. dot
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- - 49, W. 49, VI Ahes AAA~A
TORY OF
To ne Psopk Of Tyomtag:
BY virtue Of the authority ron erred upon
me by an act Of Congress entitled An act 10
tory OF wyoming for Legislatfve ~pnrpoSes-S'
approved June nth, 1871. and also nv tho act
Of the legislative Assembly Of the Territory
OF Wyoming. entitled ian Act to increnSe
the number Of members Of tho Territorial
Council and Eousr 81 Representatives. OF tho
Territory nj wyoming" approved Dc"ember
? 1873. 1. JOIN NJ. Thaver. Governor OF said
Territory, do hereby make known and de-
clare the following Rpportionment for MEM
berS Of the Council and House Of RepreScn-
tRtives OF the Territorial Legislature. 10 h .
the first Tuesday IN September next:
The county OF Albany will elect threo
members of tho Council.
The county OF Carbon will elect one mem
Der of the Council.
The county Of laramie will elect four
membcrS n the Council.
The county of SwcctWatsr will elect Que
member Of tho Council.
Tho county Of Uinta Will elect two men,
bcrS of the Council.
In addition thereto. tho counties Of Albany
and ] nramie Will form one Council district.
and will elect one member of the Council. and
the counties OF Carbon, Sweetwatrr and
Ulnta will Ton one Council district, and will
elect one member of the Council.
Tn county of Albany will elect six mem
beers of the House or REPRESENTATIVES,
The county Of Carbon will slrct three men,
hcrs of this House of Representative.
The county OF Laramie" will elect eight
a" N"' :
- The county of SwCotEatPT will elect four
members of the House of Representatives.
The county Of Jinta will elect six menu
bers OF the House Representatives. "a
In testimony whereof. I have here
unto set nv hand and caused the
great seal of the Territory TO be
affixed.
Tone at the city Of Cheyenne. this
(sEALL fourteenth day Of July. in tire year
oil our Lord. eighteen hundred and
s~cventy-hve. and Of the Indepcn-
dence Of the United States the one
hundredth.
JOHN NJ. THAEkR.
ny the Governor.
q. w. FRENCH
Secretary OF Wyoming Territory.
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They have just received a large in
voice of Denver Beer at Beno's Brew
cry on Fifteenth street. between Hill
and Ferguson. This is one OF the
oldest established saloons in the city,
and If you want n good fresh glass OF
this celebrated beer, which is always
on draft, call Immediately at Beno's.
Don't forget the place!
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We regret the absence Of official re-
turns. by means Of which the above
estimate could have Leen verihe d.; ifs
census could have been taken during
this month, our estimate would have
been sustained beyond the posi-
biIiry Of n doubt. Before an-
other Legislative election, however,
we shall be prepared to place before
the proper authorities the returns of
an official census.
As Hayford says: Gentlemen of
the West, make a note of this"
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Plumbago Paint.

The subscribers having a superior
article of Plumbago on hand, desires
to inform the citizens of Cheyenne
and its vicinity, that they are prrI'a-
red to execute all orders in that line
of painting they may receive. Any
person wishing to have II fire proof
and tCdier tight ro2f, leave orders at
Mr.. NJ. o. Healy's, Fifteenth street.
F1TzPATRICK 4 HARRIS.
jylI.d6t
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HIstoTT Of cheyenne.

Mr.. ]. II. Triggs. the historian OF
Laramie city, who has been canvass
ing Cheyenne for n pamphlet. to SON
tain general history Of Cheyenne and
a description OF Northern Wyoming,
left fUr home yesterday. Having met
with reasonable encouragement here
in his proposed enterprise, he will en-
ter upon It without delay. and will re-
turn to Cheyenne. for that purpose, in
a few days. Those Of our business men
who have not been interviewed by Mr..
Triggs will have an opportunity, upon
his return, TO signify their approval of
this enterprise. The pamphlet is to
contain a faithful history Of the city
and county. n description of Northern
Wyoming and the Black Wills and a
full map OF the Territory. Judging
from a similar publication produced 10y
Mr. Triggs in Laramie city, we have
no doubt that he will furnish his pa
irons here with "A valuable and COM
plete work on the above subject.
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PROPOSALS For BUILDING
BRIDGES.
COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE,
CaErESSE, LIRANIE coUNrr, W. r.,
lima % 1879

VH1 N."FHi NRANII NUUNNlr ". T.t
June "a, 1875.
SEALED PROPOSALS win be received AT the
Comfy CterK'z sfice, IL Cheyenne, until z
O'Clock y. m on the siLh day of July, 1875, for
the beilding Of Ten Bridges in Laramie County,
according TO the plans aud specifications now on
file In the County Clerks office.
All bids must he accompanied by security In
double the amount OF the bids.
The Commissioner reserve the right 10 reject
any aud all bids.
BY order OF the Board of County Commission
ers. g. A. DIAPER
Chairman Of the Board
Csc. Il. sFrxrsox.
;couniy Clerk. i25 DIS
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-work was resumed yesterday on
the block OF stores at the corner OF
Seventeenth and Ferguson streets.
The three buildings will be completed
by the frs: of October.
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NOTICE.

l have opened my stock of JeweIry,
Watches. Clocks, etc, in the Millinery
Store nearly opposite my old stand,
where l shall be pleased to receive ali
my old customers and friends.
JyS-tf DAVID MILLER.
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black BiIIers Attention,

One team oflarge. American horses;
with wagon and harness complete,
for sale at
jy13-d4t PEAsE.& TAYLoR's,
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p. H. Fisher. Agent for the New
Howe Sewing Machine, the Best
Machine In the world. Corner OF
18th and O'Neil. je9. dam
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NOTICE.

The Board OF County Commissioners Of tho
County of Laramie, will meet az a Board of
EqualizaIiGnf 81 the Office OF the Clerk of the
County, On the 11fh day OF July. 1875.
By order of The Board Of County Commission
RS. Ga. DHAPER.
hnesi: { ChstTusn7 Of Board
,Irrk. ir.dlr
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For RENT-Two furnished rooms.
Inquire of Mrs Lassale, Sixteenth
street, next door to Mrs. Sanders.
iV-I If
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10 The eo~yArtnership arrangements be
tween H. GIafcke and H. w. Moore
not having been completed, no change
has taken place Ia the prorrietorshiP
ofthe LEEDER, which will be publish
ed, ~ heretofore, by II. GIafcke
Cheyenne. July 81, 1875. d3t
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We think the population Of the Ter
ritory at the present time may be safely
Eet down in round numbers Mt 10000.
The population Of the several counties
may be approxim ated as follows:
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Surveyor General Reed has gone
10 st. Louis or n two weeks leave OF
absence.
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Col. 8. w. Downey, Territorial
Treasurer. came down from Laramie
yesterday.
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All kinds Of mIners' tools and
hard ware at +. Schweickert's, Six
teenth street. m23-dtf
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u. s. Marshal Adams has returned
from LaIamie City
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Just received at Kapp's, n fresh
supply of Bates prime Denver Lager.
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