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CANDLEs.-Parties wishing to purchase can.
dles would do well to call on Mr.. N. A. Wilcox
50 Tchoupitoulas street, who has for sale 2jOC
boxes See advertisement.
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For VERA Cruz. The steamship City OF
Mexico, of the Alexandra Line. will leave for Vera
Cruz on Wednesday, the 2lst inst at O'Clock
A. NJ. The attention of shippers and passengers
are called to this announcement. MIR. j. M
Wtherspoon, 60 Carondelet street, is the agent.
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Those who contemplate having their pictures
taken would do well by calling at Petty's gallery
No. IA Bourbon street, near Canal.
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
Gold from New Yo K to San r. an cisco


Singular as it may seem, there is now q move
ment OF gold from New Yor4 to San Francisco.
The export Of wheat from the latter port is now
quite free, and the wheat has to b. paid tor in
gold coin For some days past, says the New
York Commercial Advertiser, there has been q
considerable amount OF exchange on London
sold here tor California account bank signatures,
with the indoors ameut Of the Bnk of California
agency in new York. he gold proceeds for
these bills have gone overland to San Francisco. ~
The European Money Markets
Ever since the beginning of the series of great
failures in En- gland, the Bank of England has
been steadily gaming in blu hon. On the 5th OF
May the bullion account stood at EGO 969 90, and
now the amount is about SO 500 being an
aggregate increase of IS, 500, 900 In nine week or
at the average RAJ OF peary one million steI ling
q week. Within the same period the Bank OF
France has increased its specie 20673 0O0 francs.
We have TINS an increase of $47,, 00, 900 in the
stocks Of specie 10 the two leading National banks
OF Europe, all but four millions of the increase
having occurred in the Bank Of England. During
this period we have sent out from this port $50
900 Geo Of specie, mainly gold and the bal nee OF
$1,000, 900 increase in the European stocks ap-
pears to have been drawn from the other pro.
ducing countries.
The present stocks Of the precious metals in
the National banks of urope compare as follows
with those Of two years ago:
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Baronne street, Mr.. Philip Werlein, is favorably
known throughout the South, and it is unneces-
sary for us to say word in his commentator.
We will only direct attention to his advertisement
in another column.
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to Property Holders
and Tenants.

THE New Orleans Sanitary and Excavatng Comps-
i ny beg leave to inform the citizens of New Orleans
that they have Infected all the necessary arrange
ments md prepared to execute orders for the
cleaning and emptying of prives and sinks
The apparatus used is known the "Odoress Eek
cavating Apparatus" and is the same as that used
TN New York Washington, Baltimo' and other largo
engine, an air tight tank and de0dorizing attach
ment by which the contents of vaults and sinks can
be removed without creating any nuisance often
sive ODER during the ordL airy working hours of the
day well as at night, and with the greatest sfi-
cheney ana dispatch.
This system not only inaugurates a valuable sani-
tary reform but is much cheaper than any other sys
tenn now in
Further information can be had regarding the work
ing of the system at the oies of the company,
1853 Common street. and all orders left there or adj
dressed to Box 9l3, POST Office will receive prompts
attention. my15
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UNIVERSITY HIGH SCHOOL

UNIVERSITY HIGH SCHOOL
THIRD STREET, NEAR DRYADES.
The Second Session of this School will commence
on the 1st of October 1875. 1t vii be under the
manag ment of the undersigned, with full corps
Of efficient assistants.
Circulars will be Issued in the latter part of JAY.
which can be obtained at judge KENNARDS
Office For further particulars address
GEO. G. PREOT Principal,
jy11Su&We3m Lock Box 9o4 r y.
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A GAIN TO THE FRONT


Satisfied that alb and read to meet my old
friends and customers again at thb old locality OF
Common street. after absence of Hearty years
am ready tOple,se them heretofore and cordially
invite their patronage.
jy4 I'm JOHN d. FELMEDEA.
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Fresh Badon water for sale by the barrel at
the agency, 48 and so Canal street. at IS per bar
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Terms: 81 per day. $t2 50 pei week; 40 per
month of four weeks payable weekly. Children
half price. Servants according to accommodation
These WELLS are situated in Q beautiful oak and
pine grove 140 miles from city-e|2ht hours travel
By leaving the city on the morn Ing express they
arrive at the Wells in time to wash etc. for supper
or by leaving on the 5 P M. mail train, they reach
the Wells in time for breakfast. Plenty of fine NUT
ton, beef Chickens eggs fresh butPr rich milk and
everything the market aft, rds.
These Wells have an established reputation for the
cure of sick headaches paralysis chronic diarrhea,
dropsy, dyspepsia gravel, affections OF the kidneys
and bladder; scrofulous, ulcerouf, cutaneous and
eruptivs diseases algia of the stomach piles Of
every description all female complaints particularly
painful menstruatiop liberation of bowels.
All communica ions to be address, ed to Ha2ehurst
By writing one or two days in ad vance every thing
will be prepared.
Authorized to refer to the following gentlemen: s.
FL. Abby DR. N. L. Dickey, New Orleans; DIR. T. j
Wharton, Port Gibson Miss; Jud 20 E. G. Peyton
Jackson Miss. /; and E. c. Clark, Memphis, Tenn.
w. A. STOCKTON, Proprietor
ie23 TuThSu tau1
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Western Produce.

Western Produce.
FLoUH-
gents for Plants Extra and Belle Creole, and
Xxx Xxx d Cho.ce Family brands
BACON
clear Clear Ribs nd Shoulders.
MESS PORK
Louisville Overweight, guaranteed
S. C. HANS-
10 ii vile o. X. and choice Cincinnati brands.
REFINED LARD
schaeffsrs CHI ics White and Firm, Tierces
Ha f Barr 10. Buckets, Kegs.
STAR CANDLES
100 b xes Sch ,efer's a. 6, g.
For safe by KEEP g. RAYMOND,
jyls &c II and ~ POI d. as street
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aOnO POUNDS PURE PARIS GREEN
p bbls LINSEED OIL,
25 bbls SPIRITS TURPENTINE,
is tons pure WHITE LEAD,
In store
SAML M. TODD & CO,
iylS st rs Magazine street.
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VVANTED-Im Immediately, a frstclas, Book binder
w and Ruler, TO whom steady situation VIII be
guaranteed N"ne but first-cass hand ne Ell apply.
Add ess, LEADER OFFICE, Jefferson Texas
iyls 2t
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WANTED Information of JAMES II. ROTH
w WELL, who left Chicago six yesrs ago. Eng
of him will be gladly rec ived by his wife Ms. JAS
II. RUI HWELL Chicago Times Office. jyls 2t'
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Candle s.
Cheap Excursions

Cheap Excursions
an THE FINE STEAMER d. B. CAMPBELL,
} of the Second District Ferry, French Market)
Excursionsrs can remain this boat long
during the day they may desire, for the small sum
of TEN CENTS.
This is delightful breezy, and healthful trip, and
il the f.voite enjoyment of muitudes OF Ladies and
CT dren wishing escape the excessive heat Of the
city AID to inhae the fresh and pure air from the
Rive.
The CAMPBELL is safe and comfortable Boat
iyl5 In
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LNOR RENT-A vacant lot enclosed, 81 feet by 90,
L fronting the river between Third and Fourth
streets suitable for oring coal stIv.s Expenses
of ca ng can be dispensed with. Apply to G.. +.
MILLER, So Camp street. jy16 Iw
THO RENT-A frame cottage, corner of BaronDe
/ and ETato streets Also, a two-story frame
dwelling, No. 347 St Charles street. Apply te GEO.
C. OLIVER, No. 1o6 EratO street. je9 tt
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HARNESS HOTEL,
Mississippi City, Miss,

rs NOW OPEN. THE PROPHIETORS FIND
/ ing the want of a nevertailiibg supply Of Ice,
have built large ice house, and filed it direct
from Boston. The Sulphur pting is inclosed
and the grounds prepared for the deception OF large
excursion parties Two thousand persons can be ac
commodated. The illumination of the lawn, 30
highly appreciated last season is prepared for.
fine Band is engaged Good Bathing and Fishing.
An abundant supply of Oysters; For terms ETC..
annlv to J. d. MAY Err & Co.
Proprietors.
N B-Al trains will stop at Barfes Ho e Station
when requested except the light .x press. apo Am
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WANTS.

WANTS inserted in this column at FIFTY
CENTS per square,
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At Hills. solid gold jewelry at cost.
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WANTED Board in private family by yonng
w man who will fur. ism his own room First or
Fourth district preferred Terms must he IN ,derat
Address sta ing pr c. H. D., NJ. 1i5 Richard street.
iyIg
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Butter. Cheese.
IN STORE AND TO ARRIVE.
WE HAVE FULL LINES OF EXTRA CHOICE
GOSHEN, in Firkins Half Firkins and Cases, Five
and Ten pound Tins Also, all grades WESTERN
in Eli size packages.
CHEESE OF THE BEST QUALITY FOR CITY
and Shipping orders constantly on hand.
All for sale in lots to suit at lowest market price,
G. H. LAWRENCE & co,
jy1a % 80 and Al TchOupitoulas street.
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WANTED-TO SELL "A DOCr RS COUPE
w Second hand but in thorough order and very
light. Can be seen at L. L. MALDUX S, 35 Caron
delet street. iy1S 1t
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WANTED-A situation by an honest, industrious
w woman to do hous ework. sew, or nurse. Would
maxi herself generally useful in mly. City or
country. Address A. NJ, Bulletin Office. Jyls III
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NANTED-TO SELL Contents of House 10.
w 2I5 Baron, street between Ju ia aid ) 10
seph-all arly W and in the ost perfect order
Any desr to 60 tn houseseeI ing. this affords
an excellent opportunity. ept cd rate. The
house very forta le with all convenience AL Q,
a No l b Orse and nearly Lew Phaeton and Harness
All to lie sold 70 ash, CHEAP account OF de
parture Apply premises. jylo 1T
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VNANTED-To rent the Cottage House Ne. 346
w ST. Mary street between st. Charles and
Carondelet. six rooms, gas. etc. Rent low to good
tenant Apply on the pi emises jyl8
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FOR RENT.

| LNOR RFNT-Two large and nicely finished Par
| Il lors furnished .or unfinished southern ex-
posure and good location. Apply 2l9 Camp street,
corner St Joseph. jyls IT.
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WANTED-A few more PUPILS FOR THE
VACATION CLASSES opened by the Principal of
the Jackson Boys School, rner of Magazine and
Terpsichore streets. Linear and Landscape Drawing
taught vii hout extra charge. Terms dollar a
week paid in advance. jyI5 1T
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WANTED-To buy a Second Hand Set of Ba
w rouche Harness. Address John Bulletin Office
stating price and where they can be seen. jyls 1t
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WANTED TO RENT-A small Cottage lin good
w repair of three four good sized rooms, viii II
gas pantry kitchen and wash room. situated either
in the First Fourth, or Third istricts convenient
to cars. A suitable house will secure tenant pay
ing monthy in advance. Address, with particulars,
stating lowest Price, 5, tits office.
iy1- lt*
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WANTED To purchase in Bay St Louis, a
w House il good order with about four rooms,
and two to four lots of ground Am vii ing to make
monthly payments until paid for; paying
rent the interest to agreed upon the party sell
ing to take mortgage on property until all i'd for
I he purchaser wishes to reside there all the year
Address Purchaser, Blu letin Office. jyls 1t
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Mutual National Bank-New Orleans, june
IS 1s75-At regular meeting of the Board held this
day it unanimously resolved to call meetin of
the Stockholders of this bank to take into consdera
ton the propriety of reducing the capital stock The
meeting to be cid at the Blinking House LOG Ca al
street on MONDAY July 49, at II o clock NJ.
iel6 5g JOSEPH Mitchell, Cashier.
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DOSSELL HOUSE
BILOXI, MISS.k
Opened on MAY lst 1875. for the reception OF
guests.
The house has beer
NEWLY FURNISHED THROUGHOUT.
Charges Moderate.
mh13 GIN PETER J. MONTkOPS. Proprietor
cHADY GROVE HOTEL, HILOXI, MISS.
URBAIN RAMBAUT. Proprietor,
IL open for the reception of istors. Situated
o, the Beach wi an unOb-tructed Southern f ont
of over two hundred feet makes it pns of the most
pleasant and desirable locations on the Gulf Shore
Large new Bath Houses within sir hundred feet OK
the Hotel.
Fish and Oysters in abundance.
Prices Moderate: Fare inferior to Zone. my29 I'm
ID EMEMBER-
When you 10 to BILOXI don't FORGET to call at the
PRESS SALOON
"a HARRY wishes to you all.
mb13 I'm p. !. MONTR0sS Propr1etor.
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The First Central Diffusion sugar Manufac.

The First Central Diffusion Sugar Manufac.
tuning Company is desir0as of aking contracts for
the purchase of Sugar Cane, to be delivered at the
Louisa Plantation l8 miles above New Orleans on
the Mississippi River, trght bank or at DESIGNATED
points on the Mississippi River or its navigaole
tributaries convenient for transportation by bar
or delivered on the cars of Morgan's New Orleans
and Texas Railroad, and of the Mobile and Texas
railroad A II subject to specifications file in the
Office of the Company, No. 102 Canal street where
proposals will be received and information far
nished A. L. JANIN,
ie20 If Secretary.
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CHAPSKY,
ERCHANT TAILOR
Has remove from his old stand corner Poydras and
Magazine streets to
No. 81 Camp Street, Opposite City Hotel.
fine ock of ready made Clothing always on
hand.
rrmhrslas etc etc iy1l los
CIRCULAR SAWS
GUMMED AND STRENGTHENED
By
WILLIAM CLELLAND,
No. 222 Magazine Street,
Between St. Joseph and Delord Streetsi
mh31ySa NEW ORLEANS, LA.
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New Orleans. June 26, 1S7J.-At a meet
ing Of the Board of Directors of the Louisiana Be
evolent Live Stock Insurance Company, held on the
22d of June it was resolved to call meeting of the
Stock hOlders of the Company to take into consdera
ton the propriety of increasing the Board OF Direct
ors and to vote upon said resolution the meeting to
b. held at the office of the Company, No. 125 Ora
yier street on MONDAY, the Goth of July, at y NJ
CHARLES II. MILL Secretary.
iao7 3tay tiy26
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Special Notice.-The New Orleans and
Vicksburg packets have made temporary arrange
ments to carry the United States mail to Vicksburg
commencing with the Katie hursdsy evening.
JOHN JANNEY, Agent,
jy15 1w III Common street, N. U.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

The Festival Of the Musicians BenevOfen
and Protective Association has been postponed
THURSDAY 22d inst jy is I'd
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NIANTED-By young married man, situation
w in any branch of business where he can make
himself generally useful References and security
given if required. Address Worker" Bulletin
Office my4 If
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CHEYEKAE EaARKETS.

EsPored by L.C whippIe.
~lCgrrsstsa Fridrg OF Ea1L TrssE.l
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FRIDAY. MAY II, 1915.
Communicative, from the People.
MINERs DELIGHT, w. T.,
May ., 1875.
Editor U,cycB7. Weehg Leaders

F'AAAFA 'fNNaN.'''
In reading your paper, l see all
other parts Of Territory are duly
noticed in your columns, and receive
their full need Of praise, while we, OF
Sweetwatcr mining and farming
region, are very seldom, if ever,
noticed by you. Please allow me to
mention u few facts a. reasons why l
think we should he cutitled TO some
of the uoticu that is being at
tractcd TO our yuung and growing
Territory at this time. The real
pioneers of our Territory arc in
Sweetwater, having gained n footing
herein 1865, and we have held COR po-
sition up to this time against the red
devils that constantly harass rs, and
nave had more men killed here and
have killed more Indians than all
the rest of the Territory put together,
and that with less help or prospects
of help $50 far as the military is con-
cerned) than any other settled por-
ton Of the Territory.
Our mineral prospects are depre-
ciated, it Is true, by being overdone
and ovCrrun al the start by swarms
Of adventures, and Il mines are
only repeating the history Of all
other mining camps, that is, a rush,
II crush, and then steady growing
and building up IN. sure, n perman-
ent basis, or, in other words, a work
ing out OF thier own salvation, which
the Sweetwater mines are surely
doing. More mining is done in
S]Seetwatcr than all the rest of the
Territory put together, and also more
farming than all the rest Of the
Territory. a-.U.
The valleys of the Wind River and
the Papo-Agics are rapidly settling
up with successful and prosperous
rnnehmen barring the horses the
Washington pets borrow from them,
and to keep up appearances, we have
"A man for breakfast occasionally.
A few days since, at South Pass,
one Tompktns shot George McCor-
mick full of holes, just to sec him
kick, and as a gentle reminder Of
what we may expcct,- 81. sa
Some red gents, from down your
way, came up here and made away
with what Rorses they could get in
two of the valleys. a party Of men.
in following them, got badly
thrasHed, having three horses Killed
and Two men wounded. SO it seems
the Indians know of US if no Il else
docs. rBut1i if the Big Horn Noun
tains, the Yellowstone PARK and
Northeastern Wyoming is ever
reached. we viii be stumbled over,
as we are directly on the line of
march thither.
Yours truly,
..... ..... ....- II. q. NICK ERsON.
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The increase of silver cginIgu l.,
becumins 20 rapid that SINE Of the
Treasury officials thfuk that .Sccre-
tary Bristow will begin paying out
lieu Of fractional currency
before the meeting OF Congress.
The Republican State Convention
Of Pennsylvania will meet ON the
18th inst. The Indications now are
that ~Hi0vcrnpr IlartranfI viii be re-
nominated by acclaualIum.
Malamc Patterson Bonuparte has
been TO kluropc sixteen umSs, and
PROPOSES though Ninety years Old, to
20 again this summer. She says she
does not propose to die or stop going
to Europe until there is a BonaparIe
on the throne of France, who will re
ceive her at his court.
The FlOrentine version Of The Nc
CIOskcy hat ceremony j. best. The
Epocd said "GencrGl Grant will,
with his own hands, pince The bcr-
retta on lIoEloky's head"
The Rev. George Cakebread, has
accepted Il call to Mount Pleasant,
Iowa. We suppose he's kneaded
there.-N. J. Commercial AdCetiscr.
.... L.. Ia.
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MEMS ~mIsoELLANY.

Mr.. Beyard, of Delaware, has
been mentioned rs the democratic
candidate for President. Why not?
No harm in mentioning his name,
you know.
There are two lady hotel clerks in
Kentucky, and they have received
the warmest concentrations for their
abilities. Their ''a~ttractionS' draw
custom we suppose.
y brown stone New York girl
doesn't feel really married now I'M
less Cardinal McCloskey ties the
knot. Yes! such KNOTS" as he ties
are not supposed to become loose
very fast.
George H.. Gorham, Secretary of
the United States Senate, has gone to
California to secure the nomination.
for Governor Of that State, if possible.
Buttons hat he don't win the nom-
fnation! Who takes? AAGB#H
Historical relics are not always
appreciated in this commonplace,
aitilitarian age. The table, on which
Pemberton signed the ]capituIation of
Vicksburg is now dong duty in a
beer saloon.
7af ~4rf-u a# rs sH-rf r-srrr..
81 a pair of boots that once belonged
to George Washington are now in.
the possession Of Philadelphia
gentleman. Their size very plainly
indicates why nobody every Ven
tured to give the father of his coun-
try any Sass
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Hope Fncam. smeut, No. ,, T.. o. o. r.. meet
s7cry I'd aud An Wednesday OT each mCnth D
sud Fellows Hall.
Cheyenne Lodge No. !. |. o. =. =, meeIs' eTerJ
Monday ev"nInc At odd Fellows Hall.
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fl. d. Adams. Cha. man.
COHmirss1Hsys D. 4 Clay,
lJrH.
ShsrjF-D +. R,nnic.
clerk Perry l.. Smith.
PrO6aks JHige = VIM. l. Ash. ~ EH. h
.isstss0F-B. +. Ryan. .... .#HEf
SHperflAHdsBto Or SchOoh-R 2. H'pnsy.4 laaE
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GENERAL
Delegate IN Congress.
fCrsF 1ElId COHUa-u0u. W. Il. s.-rl
territorial omcer

S'TF1-'a t0'"@s-HoH W X. s.-el
Territorial Orncer-.
F10~Fr"r-JuU. n TBaysr.
Sszrdgry-G ". FieuC4.
LhAJ Jaafis ~ SaprrEss Court. " Fi.b-
tssOosas Jastssss-OS. II. taTu,. &. A. Th.H..m
br'-s SlESs LUs.sci0r-E P.Sn0S.
SHTUegUr BsnsOl- >IlEr Iced.
ESGs1Us' q EgJHs NO"sy-G- ". H0rry-
9rgIlsr [. ) LH-'t DTrr-s. IL NinsuI.
LsTrt0rtHi TTsEr-TsT-S- ". D.Nury.
fSrT1toFidI AgdaOT-. IA. hay lOTa
IF. L. Arnold.
So"4"tEst17tfT Of FfHGs attdFy1 ChHuEs HHuCn. -
"a. X. Post. DIP. T..
LsrF1t2Tdl Ltbrurtla duh n SIauEh er. T I#Hl
oHtNttSssOEsT o. LDttEiyrGftyH-J 4. Jrdrcv
DsETII AHsssrg-E-P +. Iuauruu
LH"r1 Sidits commandments ". Bruu.r
~ o. lI |naada LLstrIufJ. ". .Brlnsr.
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Cheyenne Lodgs, No. 81, I. o. G. T, moets
every Friday oIeRiagpat Good TemPlats' Hal'E
nth street.
limitations will be conducted only ON -iEg 6rst
and third Fridays OF each month. The iHtcrveu-
literary exercises. DAN. FALLEN. w. CT.
VIII. WooD, W. Secretary.
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All Rail Route !

To California and the Pacific coast, making The
unexamplcG Inc Of 1890 miles in
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