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Muster Commissioners sale.

In the District Court, First judicial District
Of the Territory OF wyoming, in aud for
the County ofL1ramie-Iu chancery:
Henry ]. Rogers, complainant, VS.. Gilbert
adams, z ! Mcnamara, Peter L. Her, as Iler
& Co, and Fannie c. Simons.
BY virtue and authority OF the decretaI
order oi said District Court, made and en-
tered in the above entitled cause on the
ninth day OF August, a. L. ISL. for the fore
closure and sale of lot number eight CsL. in
block number three hundred and nuy-six
go. ia the city of Cheyenne. in said county
amt Territory. together with the improve
mcnts situate thereon.
And by virtue and authority OF the further
orders Of said rOurt made and entered In said
cause on the 18th day of June. A. 4. ISIS, and
which orders were to me directe I as special
Master Commissioned under the seal OF said
District Court, nov. therefore. hereby give
public notice. as such special Master Commis
sloner. that 1 Will on Thursday, the l2th day
of August, A ID 1875. al two o'clock y, m. Of
said day, in front.o of the tourt House door of
said Laramie County. In said city Of Chey-
enne. offer for sale To the highest bidder for
cash the said lot number eight q in block
number three hundred and nfty-six C55).
with the improvements situate thereon, in
pursuance OF said dccretal orders. Said To-
Is. situated Mt the C .rner of Hanson and
Seventeenth Streets in said city If cheyenne
M. O'bltIEN,
Sheriff Of laramie ouuty. AMI
Special Master commissioner.
July 18th, 1875. Jyl2 d3lt
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-Aessrs. Pease & Taylor. the gro
Gerry merchants ON Ferguson street,
have recently added largely to their
stock Of family and staple grocerieS,
provisions and canned goods; as 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 and new goods are
constantly arriving 10 replace those
whi, h are sol | Ia CO : umers thus h v
are enabled to offer TO their customers
the freshe' I aud choicest groceries and
provisions that can he found in this
market. DIST
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PIumbaSo Paint.

The subscribers having a superior
article of Plumbago on hand, desires
to inform the citizens of Cheyenne
and its vicinity, that they are prepa-
red to execute all orders in that line
of painting they may receive. Any
person wishing to have a fire proof
and tcoteT tight roof, leave orders at
Mr.. M. D. Healy's, Fifteenth street.
FITzPATRICK & HARRIS. :
jy14-det
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-07-14

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 IL you want a good fresh glass OF
this celebrated beer, which is always
on draft, call Immediately at Beao's.
Don't forget the place
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IMPORTANT To BLACK HILLS
MINERs.

The Northern Country TO be closed TO
white Wen.
The following telegraphic orders
are published by direction of General
Crook, commanding this Department:
Wal Department,
Adjutant Generals Offiee,
Washington, ID. c., July 18th, 1875.
Lieut.. Gen. Sheridan, U. S. A, Chi
Z
Referring to your dispatch of the
third instant, the President directs
that you issue the necessary orders to
keep persons from going to the Black
Hills, al least until the result OF the
labors OF the commission to treat with
the Indians is known.
THos. NJ. VINCENT.
A. A. G.
Gen. Ruggles, in transmitting the
above dispatch from Department
Headquarters at Omaha, to Gen. Rey-
nolds, commanding ut Fort Russell,
adds:
at is probable that orders will
shortly be received to bring out the
miners now in the Black Hills"
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-07-14

Robert Collier says that n christian
can go to the circus without risk. We
suppose this is true, unless he tried to
ride the trick mule.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-07-14

"A fine gold nugget, worth over
seven dollars, has been brought in
from the Black Hills by Mr.. Mcclure.
The gem can be seen ut the jewelry
store of Setter, Marsh & Co., Sixteenth
street, who have made 1t up into a neat
bosom pin.
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p. H-tisher, Agent for the New
Howe Sewing Machine, the Best
Machine In the world. Corner of
18th and O'Neil. je9-d3m
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All kinds of miners tools and
hardware at F. Schweickert's, Six
tenth street. uno3-dtf
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For RENT-Two furnished rooms.
Inquire of Mrs. LassaIe, Sixteenth
street, next door to Mrs. Sanders.
jy-1 If
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4 report comes from Sidney that
nine men, en- route for the Black Hills,
have been killed near Red Cloud
Agency recently by the Sioux.
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WANTED.-Teams to haul lumber
from the mountains. Apply at r.
B. Horie's lumber yard, Cheyenne.
iyl4-d2tt
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-Ex-Land Commissioner Drum
nIond, of Washington. ID, c., has gone
to Colorado on business.
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NOTICE.

The copartnership arrangements be-
tween H. GIafcke and H. W. Moore
not having been completed, no change
has taken place In the proprietorshiP
z. OF the LEADER, which viii be publish
cd, as heretofore. by II. Glnfcke
Cheyenne, July ID, 1870. dSt
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SlllCt. ISt5OhS CdllllB lOI lIlCNS ltl-
tiers will please say advertised" Civ
ing date.
Abbott, W p Lee. Garnet
Boiler, Miss EmmaLeech, John
Brain, Miss EmmaLHmb, ) NJ
Brown, Mrs DoraLown, James .
Nj Loney, John q
"Blickenstaff, Lane, j T.
Brooks, Mrs Maria oney, Sebastian
Bernard, William Lewis, Thomas r
Blocher, III Latimer, w a
Coulter, Thomas Lawrence, VIM +
Cole, Theodore Noodle, Wash
Cook, Thomas Maker, Alonzo Z
Cook, Sam Morgan, Charles
Coleman, Melvin Moore, Christina
Cady, James Miller, c H
Crawford, e w Mcguire, Charles
Clippeuger, Chas TMatlock, Miss Jane
Cameron, Daniel Mills, Madam Mar
Coffee, Arthur ion
Duval, Miss AnnaMorris, John
Duncan. Mrs c MMcFarland, w +
Duncan. MissN ellieMcElhauey, John
Ellsworth, Mrs SueMcGinn, Ellen
Erway, Edward HNicewarren, a w
Fuller, Charles HNylen, G w
Florence, Miss Jo-Arhen, Thomas
sic Rawson, Ed
Gerhart, John Peterie, Jesse
Carnage, Harry GQuaintanee, LIE
Graham, Mrs Han Roberts, L
nah Sclureh, John p
Goodrich, ThomasSnodgrass, John
German, WilliamSkiffneyton, Pat
Hardy, Rufus rick Fl
Henon, William Shines, George
How'd, J Shelley, George
Hill, Alex II Sturth, Hank
Halleck, l. r Stanley, Edward
lessen, John Slaughter, Albert
kimbrel, VIM G Woodruff, d A
Wood, Lorenzo White, l. G
Wittenmeyer, SilasWhite, Christina
Taylor, g Wounie, Albert B
H. CLAICHE, Postmaster.
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Black KILLERS Attention .

One team oflarge, American horses;
with wagon and harness complete,
for sale at
jy13-dit PE.tsE e. TAYLoR's.
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The bestnf Rhine Wines, Liquors,
Lager Beer, Cigars, and Lunches, to
be had at Kapp's on Sixteenth street.
jyS-tf
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WANTED.-A girl to do general
housework- Liberal wages paid. In
quire at the residence of B. Hellman,
Sixteenth street. jyl3-d3t.
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Gen. Logan is so%journing in San
Francisco.
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PROPOSALS Foa BUILDING
BRIDGES.
COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE,
CHarESSF, L NRANIE COUNTY, ~. r.,

COUNTY CLERK's OFFICE,
~CH@rESSF, LNRANIE COUNT, ". r..
June -, 1873.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the
- County Clerks sGicr, H. Cheyenne. until Z
O'Clock .. m on the 24th dpy OF july, 1875. for
the bLtlding "f Ten Bridges In Laramie County,
according to the plans aud Specifications now on
file In the County Clerks oiice.
All bids must b. accompanied by security in
double the amOunto Of the bids.
The Commissioners reserve the right to reject
any and all bids.
BY oder OF the Board Of County Commission
ers. -. A. DitAPER
Chairman OF the Board.
Attest:
Csc. B. STINr-oN.
County Clerk. j25 d3w
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Lead has been discovered on Pow
der Greek, Iowa; very appropriate.
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Semi-Annual Report.

semi-annual Report and Financial
Statement Of the County Clerk OF Lar
annie County, Wyoming Territory, for
six months ending June 80. 1875,
showing the receipts and disburse-
ments OF said county for that period,
and the condition Of the County Trea-
sury ut date:
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Just received at Kapp's, a fresh
supply of Bates prime Denver Lager.
jystf.
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LETTER =

List of letters remaining in the
Cheyenne Post office July 18th. 1875,
which if not called for within thirty
lays, will be sent to the Dead Letter
Office. Persons calling for these let
tiers will please say advertised" Civ
ing date.
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COUNTY rnEAsuHER,s REPORT

Semi-annual Report of d. c. Tracy,
Treasurer of Laramie County, Wyo-
ming Territory, being from the LIST
day of January, 1875, TO the 1st day OF
July, 1875:
General Fund Of the County"
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NOTICE.

The Board OF County Commissioner Of the
Comfy Of Laramie. Will meet as a Board Of
Equ I~lizaiiUn, At the ONCE OF the Clerk of the
County. on the 11th day OF July. 1878.
BY order Of The Board OF County Commission
srs. q. A. DRAPER.
Attest: Chairman Of Board.
GEO. b. sTIaPsoS.
Clerk. jy-dtf
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TO amount OF District School fund on
hand July Let, ls75............ 49,. SIS 81
To amount of Court House and Jail
bond fund on hand July ist, Is75...... 81 O6
To amount OF Territorial fund on hand
July Izt. 1875 So
! certify The foregoing 10 be a true and car
rect report OF all monies received aud pard out
as well as amounts remaining in ms bands A.
Treasurer of LARAMIE County. this 9Th day o.
July. I+75.
D. c. TRACY.
iyl3 d3t County Treasurer
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-08

Bv virtue of decree of the Circuit Court
Of Ohio county, West Virginia, entered on
December 18th 1874, in Il chancery cause
now pending in said Court, wherein
Francis Morris is complainant and Oscar
ID. Thompson, Susan T.. Thompson, his
wife. James =. Wheat, Franklin {. Jones,
administrator OF Frederick Klctt, deceaS-
ed, Joseph X. WHITAKER, Edward IL. fllH-
hugh, Samuel II. Il. Carter, Jacob Snyder,
Moses i. Cox, Charles j. Thomas, trustee
Of l.. &. Carr, wife of VIM. Hart Carr, are
hntnnInnfS NUl will
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WEread that Hon BENJAMIN FRANK
LIN BUTLER, ex-gentleman from Massa-
chusettS, was presented with large bou-
quet of beautiful flowers, on which was
inscribed the words "From friend in
New York" Now we know of no one
in the world who more needs sweet
flowers than does the extent, and the
contrast between his beauty and theirs,
must have been very striking and decid-
edly advantageous to the flowers, but real
" we fear that there must have been in
tended u keen satire in this gift. Satires
of this nature have become SO Uery com.
mon of late. In the BEECHER-TILToN
trial for instance, both parties to the
action have been presented with sweet
emblemS Of purity and innocence, which
must have dropped sadly, as they heard
the evidence given in; but even this
loses in absurdity when we think, at the
same moment, of innocence, purity,
sweetness, beauty and Ben. BUTLER.
We dare say the ex-gentleman paraded
them as much as possible, "for dramatic
effect" and his benign countenance
must have beamcd complacently, as he
surveyed his bouquet on each side, at the
same time with different eyes; but really,
when YOU come down TO the practically
of the matter, we honestly believe, sill
yer spoon would have been more accep-
table, and far more appropriate.
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CT the actual and possible products of its

CT the actual and possible products of its
oil"
Another department, which is desired
to be prepared under the direct auspices
Of the State, is designated the historical
and statistical. This is a thorough pre-
sentation Of such matters as the early
settlement of the State, its physical
features, geography, &c, SC.
All of these are very necessary to be
portrayed, so as to have the status Of each
State properly defined, and understood;
but il is the first that is matter OF more
Immediate interest to West Nlr-
ginia. This State is exceed
ingly rich in her minerals and
her timber. OF the former alone, she con-
tains sufficient to secure her great and
substantial wealth; but she labors under
two great disadvantages the lack OF a
proper appreciation of her resources IN
the ewes of the world, because they are
unknown, and the lack of proper capital
to deyelopc them. Here an opportunity
will be presented to overcome both these
obstacles, for with thorough and com
plete portrayal of this mineral wealth at
the International Exhibition, the eyes OF
the world will be opened, capita and
immigration will flow in, and general
prosperity will prevail.
Her timber, too, is of superior quality,
and already much sought after for ship
building purposes. In this another mine
of wealth is contained, and is simply
waiting to be utilized by capital and
labor.
No such fine opportunity will be pre-
sented again, in this generation certainly
for SO thoroughly advertising, as 1t were
these great natural advantages OF this
/ state, ana tho Inducements
she offers for immigration. There
fore it behoOves every citizen who
has his own welfare, and also that of The
community at large, at heart, to exert
himself us far as possible that these in
ducements may be well presented. The
~ Ia. fAt.tn ann a
the State are Hons. ALEXANDER r
BoTELER and A. j. SWEENEY. Stats
tics, specimens, and, IN fact, everything
of like nature which can be furnished,
should be sent to these gentlemen, whom
we are assured will do everything III
their power towards accomplishing the
desired object,
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THE REPORT ON ARKANSAS.

Another Congressional Committee has
made its report, and another bomb shell
has fallen into the ranks of the Radical
carpet-bag incendiaries. This time it is
from Arkansas. Notwithstanding that
this committee, Ike the one in Louisiana,
was composed Of majority OF the friends
If these same carpet-baggers, and, no
doubt, had a heartfelt desire to aid and
abet them us far ms possible, when the
facts as they existed in substantial reality
were presented, it was found to be a
thing impossible to be done, and the re-
port had periorcc to proclaim that the
present government was legal, quiet and
lust, and that no preteNt what
ever could be afforded to Congress
to interfere and upset it. Doubtless
CLAYTON will weep, and VoLNEY Vol
TArRE SMITH will wiring his hands (and
keep clear of the State at thus seeing
their last chances for holding on to power
contrary to the will ofthePeople, slipping
away; but while We sympathlsc in their
sorrow, We cannot help from cXulting
over the idea that Mt last they will receive
their deserts and be consigned to we'll
mcritcd o6scurity.
Regarding that devotcdly partisan.
zeolot, who. despite of all, was determine
ed to sticI, by his friends, and bring in a
report of a minority of one, he is I'M
worthy Of being noticed further than to
suy that We admire his fidelity, but con
denim his Judgment; for his action is so
palpably obstinate that he will hardly be
regarded rs tit and wise person, IN the
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Pig Iron Market.

1t is more than whispered among those
well informed, says the MGngact"rer,
THAT there is combination of pig iron
manufacturers ut work in the east to adj
vance the price of pig. Iron is certain
" selling ut ruinously low rate, much
below the actual cost of production in
many cases, but is useless to seek relief
bv any artificial means. Any combina-
ton, though it may succeed Tor time
and advance prices temporarily, Is sure to
result in injury. The cure otIhe troubles
that atliict the pig iron industry can on
" be reached by II largely increased de
mand. and that can be brought about
only by radical improvement in BUSH
ness. 4 combination, at this time to put
up iron, will result in sending it i'll the
end to II lower figure.
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THE CENTENNIAL.

We have been shown letter addressed
10 Hon. A. J. SWEENEY, of this city
one of the Commissioners of the L. :.
Centennial for this State. This letter
after calling special attention TO several
subjects connected with the Exhibition,
,avs But there remains large classes of
,b;scts whose collection is essential to a
eompletc representation of the material
and social condition of the community,
vet which il is not to the interest or with
in the power Of an individual to collect
OF this description are the unwrouSht
natural resources of the land, such
os IFS minerals, soils, woods, vegetation,
&c. Ii is largely upon their wealth in
this direction that the growth of States
depends; and this department of the
Exhibition will he certainly studied by
those interested in the problems Of I'M
migration, and OF the investment Of
capital" -
1t is further suggested that ION merely
economical grounds, every State would
do well to provide literally for the
thorough and exhaustive representation
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THE Legislature is having good time

The Legislature is having good time
in its Joint ballots for Senator. Each
day some new aspirant is taken up and
permitted to run ahead, and have all his
fondest hopes elevated, only to be dashed
TO the ground at the very next ballot.
Thursday, Mr.. JOHNSON was allowed to
lead Friday, he was turned oil, and Mr..
BENNETT came TO the front
while on Saturday, he too
was deserted, and Judge G.. ID. CAMDEN
Won the heat. Whether or not on Mon
day he will also be- set back, and Mr..
CAPERroH, or some one else, be brought
forward, remains to be seen. 1t must be
source Of considerable merriment As
these daily ballots are made known, and
it certainly affords sufficient opportunity
for complimentary voting without doing
likewise in caucus.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
]. B. uPP|NCOTT & cos
NEW PUBLICATIONS
THE LIFE OF BENJAMIN PRAY,

Written by himself. Embracing
account of his Ancestors, ana Il An,
graphy of the first tilty years Of h,,r..
with a continuous story OF his Late ,'.'
and the events OF his timrs. En- t.'
original manuscripts, printed corr, ".>
deuce, and other writings. No.
edited by the Hon. John Blgcl.. '
Minister 10 France. In three cr.y.
volumes, OF about so pages racI
Portraits from Steel. Price per b
Extra cloth, $3.50; library cNtra
cali gilt, $50. "'..
at any one should dispute thrc,...
this work to place in con,yUg.'-...
literature, the answer is at hand 'r %.
facts OF which Mr.. Bigclow presents ...
statement, and in the admirable nam.
in which he has carried its plan M,
execution. ~. J. Tribune.
ave know ONO volume which wyN...
more willingly commend 10 the stu.
/ our fellow citizens. young and old q.
those In which the Lippincutt> ha.rg.y.
Us the raSult of Mr.. BlgclOwN paiLS'ah .
researches into the life and chartr,,.
Benjamin Franklin. - BUSiDH Gi.lr
The Hon. John Big"low, well know.
diplomacy ana journalism, has cnu',--.
Il real service on American lityrHiUI, IA
his new edition OF the Life of FItuh..r.
IL Is one of the best Spccimru,
book making We have seen. "-NsJ. }
Herald.
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ROIND RYH HIS vows:

or. At THE ALTER \ Romance from
tEr German Of T.. Werner. lhmO. ~"
edition, tinted cloth, PRINTED ornaments
ton. sL21.
The tale is well connected, vigorous u..
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ton fluent and tree from idIpuS. II "..
be- commended go lover, Of good story
Ihtutf, kuhiu Nugh Hut.ln,IH.
"a story Of decided power and mont
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MEMORANDUM.

BY a decree uf the Circuit Court of Ohio
county. entered on the 9th of February
1860. hr.abOvc mentioned tracts of ~ 81 100
100 acres, and the coal underlying the tract
of l9l acres, were divided and partitioncd
between said Thompson and wife, and
Lewis IunSfOrd. who held undivided in.
ierrSts therein. Said decree or partition Is
recorded in the Office of the Clerk of the
County Court of ohio county, in deed book
No -, page 81, &c. iebS
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THE NEW HYPERION.
M.LrSTKNTEn NN nMNE.

IT.I|I :" 7 Nv III u I'''TNT1'
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L--L-.u- IN M-L -.LL .LLLILn.LL ON ..A.-LA L---
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TIE GERMAN EMPERORS

History of the German Fmp"r"r- H.
their Contemporaries Translated i..
the German, ana Compiled nom AU'N..-
tic Sources BY Elizabeth P"akr, author
uI"prn Pictures Of lIUrupH.' VIII uuiu.'
Gus Illustrations. Nyo. Extra cloth, 10.
ain her gnodly volume She has mad. .
useful contribution Z" European hINi"#
tn" mechanical execution 81 The WuIh
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STARTLING OUT.
THE ROMANCE ~ InE ENGLISH
tt.g

BY Percy Fitzgerald, ~, F.S.A., author
of"lilr of Gurrick. '"Th" krmhlc>, etc.,.
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The subject itself Is exceedingly Htir.
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tanning and charming volume. fillrl So.
vivid sketches and anecdotes OF prr>uu-
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moss tpT all ItHlI,TS
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CROWNED PALM-LAND.

\ story uf African mission Life. ~ It
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Extra cloth, sl.5p.
This yulum" contain. Hu exceedingly boo.
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tur,. Of mission ne. "u ih" African '"u-'.
with all its dangers. ylclSsItudc-, and UH
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THE WEEKLY REGISTER

Is the largest and altogether the most
complete news and family paper printed In
West Virginia 1t VIII be sent 10 any adj
dress one year for 500. Valuable premi-
ums 10 cluu agents and TO subscribers.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-08
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