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~ stamps are not required on
notes; but it takes stamps TO pay 'em.
VSome ladies', this season, wear
wings--on their hats-but it doesn't
make EN- angels.
W Teach man what he is and he
will be what he ought to be.
tVLife would be perpetual flea hunt
If man were obliged to run down all
the inuendoes, inveracities, insinuations
and suspicious which are uttered against
him.
70 The Empress of Japan cautions
her Young lady friends about talking
loudly on the streets like the vulgar A.
merican girls
EVThe Bufdo Express conde INNS
the present fashion or women's dress as
Black Crook on the streets.
IVA putty OF starch and chloride of
zinc hardens quickly, and lasts, as a
stopper of holes in metals. for months.
Iva mind that is conscious of its in.
tegrity scorns TO say more than it means
TO perform.
HARD TO BEAT.-Our Forestvillc re.
porter says: "A gentleman two miles
from here had present one night last
week, Of fine boy, two colts, twenty-one
pigs. and 8 kittens. A true bill."-Ske.
nanfoah VaHey.
" The true secret OF living at peace
with all the world is to have an humble
opinion Of ourselves.
can ounce of mother" says the
Spanish proverb. sis worth = pound of
clergy"
~ Scandal, like reptile crawling O.
yer bright grass, leaves trail & stain.
tS Malice sucks up the great part OF
her own venom, and poisons herself.
70 The contentcd man is never poor,
the discontinued never rich.
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INCREASING INTEREST IN SHORT HoRNs.
The recent purchase in England at
public sale by Mr.. Lodor, Of the Fourth
Grant Duchess Of Geneva, short-horn
COW, Mt $4,000, has elected the publ.
cation of figures showing how the inter.
est IN short-horns has developed. In Eng.
land in 1868 breeders sold l.423 ami.
mails at All average Of $l77 apiece, and
in 1874 there were sold 2,165 animals at
an average OF $3.50, being an increase of
Do per cent. in six years. A similar in.
crease of interest has been developed in
this country, and rs an example of fab.
nlous prices Mr.. Alexander, of Ken.
tucSy. last week sold bull and a COW.
TO be sent to England, for which he real.
lied the amazing price of $4,000. The
American stock of short horns has i'm.
proved 80 greatly within the past five
years that English breeders now send
their agents here with instructions to
purchase such animals as may please
their fancy. without regard to the price
paid.-Bdltimore Sun.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
IA Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and
all the effects Of youthful indscretion will for
the cake OF suffering humanity, send free to- all
who need ", the recipe and direction for making
the simple remedy 10y which he vas cured. Suf-
ferers wishing TO profit by the advertiser e1-
perience can do so by addressing 10 perfect con-
hdenee.
JOHN i. OGDEN.
~ Cedar ST., New York
April 30, 1s75.-6m
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STAUNToN AHEGD-The Stantonians
are a clever people, and always awake
to their own interests. Since the al.
vent Of the potato bug in Augusta, it
has become An article Of trade, and will
hereafter be quoted in their market re-
ports. They are now selling at from 80
TO so cents n peck, according to quality.
They ara used, so our informant tells
us, 70 make blistering plasters and arc
pronounced superior to the celebrated
Cantharides plaster. Wehope they will
apply one to John w. Garrett and draw
out some information in regard TO the
Valley Railroad.-Ler.G Gazette.
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser, having been permanently cur
ed Of that dead disease Consumption, by = sim.
pie remedy, is anxious 10 make known 10 biz
Fellow sufferers the means Of cure. To oil who
desire ~ he will send copy Of the prescription
ustG, Tree Of charge, with the directions fof
preparing and using the same. which they will
bod sure Cure for Consumption, Asthma,
Bronchitis, &C.
Parties wishing the prescription will please
address
REv. 4. a. WILSON.
l94 Penn ST., wiliamsburgh, New York.
April 90, lS7j--Gm.
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GIVE THE CHILDREN ONIoNs.-A mo.
ther thus writes to the Herald Of He,dih :
Once week invariably-and it was
generally when we had cold meat mine.
ed gave the children q dinner which
was always hailed with delight, and nj.
ways looked forward to-this was dish
of boiled onions. The little things
knew not they were taking the best ofall
medicines for expelling what most chill
dren are great sufferers from-worms. 1
believe mine were kept wholly free by
this remedy alone.
Not only boiled onions for dinner. but
chives also they were encouraged..to eat
with their bread and butter, and for this
purpose they had a tuft Of chives in their
little gardens. 1t was medical man
who taught me to boil onions as n spe-
cifc for n cold in the chest. He did
not know ut the time, till 1 told him that
they were good for anything else.
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DIED.

=, In Washington county, Pa, on the 10th ult.,
Mrs. MARY JANE FAksgR, wife Of Mr. Geo Far
ner, formerly OF this county, aged Al yeus, 10
months and 10 days
In Richmond Texas on The goth Of Nav last.
Of inflammation of the bowels. HRSRY G. DAucn-
ERrT, aged about % years, third son Of n J.
Dangherty Esq, Of Mooregeld We had no per.
soual acquaintance with the deceased, but, uu-
derstand, he vas most upright and eHcellen
young man. Our worthy friend his father and
also bis family have Our deepest synpathy
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NEAIRRTEb

10 the Presby trian Church, in Charlestown.
on The 18th inst, by Rev. A. G.. Hopkins, Mr..
GEORGE T. SHEETz, OF Piedmont, formerly of
CharIestown, 10 Miss LoREsA o BAsSoE, dsngh b.
ter Of Hiram O Bauuon, Esq
On The 3rd inst, at the residence OF Jacob
warden, Esq by Rev. A. Il. Dolly, Mr. AN.
DREW BowLISG, Of Augusta county, Va to Miss
FANNIE CLAoRTT, Of Handy county.
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POISONING TIE POTATO BUG.-A time.
ly and instructive letter from Professor
McMurtrie. Of the nationanl department
OF agriculture at Washington, on the
subject Of the potato beetle and the rem.
edy is published. This gentleman is
reputed to be the most thoroughly and
infinitely informed scientific man in the
country on this subject. In particular.
he has made constant experiments with
view to ascertain the effect of mineral
poisons, and especially those containing
arsenic, on the health OF plants. This
is point of great interest, inasmuch az
it has been found that the potato bug
can be exterminated by poison, and Pa.
ris green "a mixture Of arsenic and ace.
tate of copper is the cheapest and most
easily applied poison adapted TO this
use. Fears, however, have been raised
that the poison which kills the grubs OF
the beetle may enter into the compost.
ton of the plant, making the remedy
worse than the evil. Upon this point
Professor McMurtrie' experiments tend
to dissipate all fears. In the plants
that were killed, in the plants that we're
stunted, and in the plants which grew
TO full perfection, with the varying a.
mounts OF Paris green mingled with the
soil of his pots, the most rigorous chem.
ical analysis could detect no trace of
arsenic in the composition OF the plant
itself. AS to the effect on the growth
of crops he has found that the intermix-
ture Of this poison with the soil in large
quantities destroys vegetable growth,
but that in the small quantities requi-
site for destroying insects it does not
interfere with or impede it at all. AS
the potato beetle is threatening extern.
sive sections the communication Of
Prof McMurtrie is Of timely aud gener.
al interest. The substance OF it will al
so appear in the monthly report Of the
department OF agriculture,-Bah.S Sun.
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t.VIt is said that the shipments OF
coal from Cumberland, Md, TO George.
town, ID. C.. over the Chesapeake and
Ohio canal during the past two or three
weeks have been very heavy, between
90 and GO boats arriving daily, Rverag.
ing one hundred and ten tons EACH
From Georgetown most Of il has been
shipped to New England, and one or two
vessels have cleared with cargoes for the
West Indies.
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Low ron CASH.
Tea Co.

I'm account Of the hard times we are deter
~ mined to sell Teas OF any kind, cheaper
than any house in the world.
BLACK TEA, from so cents 10 81 90 per ID.
YOUNG HYS0N, " so to 81 90 {" 4"
IMPERIAL GUkPowDER, eoto 800 g"
We will send poand or q half poh6d pack
sge TO you By mail
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FOR A SAMPLE,

on receipt Of the price. Please state The kind OF
Tea you want, and be very particular to give as
Jour cotreci address
All letters must he addressed,
METROPOLITAN TEA Co,
81 q - Yesey Street.
- New York,
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UNITED STATES MAIL LINE
FROM
Green Spring Run 60 Romney

THE subscriber having changed the running
Il OF hls daily line Of Stages IS1ndayf efeep-
ted) from Pstterson's Greek TO Green Spring
Ron, will leave each morning Green SpriAg
Kun upon the arrival Of the accommo-
dalton train, and leave Romuey 40 A. NJ, each
morning and connecting with the western bound
accommodation train 4P.M By this line dis
lance between Green Spring Ruu aud Romney is
butl64 miles, shortest route Passengers may res,
assured that or the part Of the proprisior eve.
~ attention will be paid TO their comfort. All
packages entrusted 10 me viii be attended to.
ISAAC PARKER.
August 10, lS73.--1y.
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NORTH RIVER
WOOIen Factory.

THE undersigned, having purchased the Fac.
n tory property formerly owned By william
Bammack, are nov sully prepared to manufae.
turs All grades Of WOOL into GOODS, sis.
CdSsisters, T,ceec1s, iSaainefs, FMleS Lin.
seys, Bl0nkets, FIanHels, LiBsDV for
Dresses, Stocking Yarns, &C.,
and hsve slvays on hasd such above nsr,.5
goods to exchanges for Wool, and to sell for the
cash on reasonable terms
We will manufacture Wool on the b.fv.. -
such goods ~ desired. Also,
Carding, Pulling and Dyeinz
done with nestuess snd despatch. Az We have
been engaged in this business Tor a nuuber m
yesrs, We sre confident Of giving general satis-
,aJ t,e We confidently appeal 70 . generous
public Tor liberal share Of patronage.
WOOL received ia exchange Tor GOODS
~ toe market price, or the Cash paid for Il II
CHAs. W. BOWMAN,
r. A. BOWMAN.
Hemp. CO., Reb. 10. 1871.
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fish, FISH! FGsHlll

A SUPPLY Of good HERRING Just received
"A and fof sale. Those who desire TO get q
supply, will call At once
GlLkESON. PUGH q VANCE.
Romnsy, June lie, 1878.
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The Baltimore & O.
hio Railroad Company have
purchased 100 Acres
Of Land
Tor Che purpose Of making this Manufacturing
AND SUPPLY POINT,
AND END OF SECOND
DIVISION OF THEIR ROAD.

'eheye hey mpR EMPLOY THOUSAND9
OF MEN 10 veiieVe their nO,o oysrerovof~f
shops and yards at Baltimore, Mayfiss-
burg, Piedmont, Grafton, and other poiafs.
Thy are already GREETING large Round
Houses, Ole largest N the oounfry,) Prs
'eHgeT and FFslght DsPOfs Of large eopa-
city, Machine Shops, Caftle Pens and ga
btes 70 accommodate their ertsnsipe eotfle
traffic, making his "yes,ing plaee." az
point 10 a gerry rapid ard fmsse{iofs n.
crease Of population, and corresponding
tHcyeose "a ne price Of tWild,ng koss
Aesws. CARSKADON6 GLEASOw
psH Be o. lAs ground duly, and yin s.
Pseasea 70 sh0'e hs tOis ond giss any ia-
formation IN regard 10 sane.
4. r. CARsKADON.
3. MfNKE,
3. + MCBRIDE,
s. b. GLEASON.
Ksy'sr city ('OtIasriy New crsek, )Oet. A.. 1874
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" NOTICE. a.,

1.-TWO young men are DESTROYS Of getting en-.
4 ploymeut. By addressing note to them NJ
homney, West Va. With the initials C. B r.,
or caliog ~ this Office they can consulted.
Roinney, June IS, 1875.
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w. B. Hoyt & Co., proprietors Of
the large tannery at Paw Paw. the Nor
gan Mercury Gays, intend shipping their
leather by canal.
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A SUPPLY Of choice county cured BACON.
N on hand and Tor sale, BY
GLKEsoN, PUoH & VANCE.
Romney, June 4, 1875.
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HAArDrs SIDNEY CoLLsas.


TINE next session OF this Seminary Of Learn
Il ing will commence on Thursday, Septsm-
Der 4th, 1919.
uampden Sidney is situated in Prince Edward
County, Va, within a few hundred yards of
Union Theological Seminary, and seven miles
from Farmville the nearest depot Of the Atlantic.
mississippi and Ohio Railroad. The locality OF
the College is most healthy, and the community
around distinguished for intelligence and pie.y:
There is no Grammar or Preparatory School
connected with the College. 1t retains the hur-
ricuIum aud the great aim of its teachers il 10
secure thorongbness in the trsning and instruc-
lion OF their pupils and thus to prepare them for
professional stndies or the active duties Of iife
The ordinary expenses OF a student exclusiy We
OF the cost OF clothing, travelling and books, are
from $225 to S275 year
ply 10
REV. j. NJ. p. ATKINSON.
PRESIDENT Hampton Siiney College,
Prince Ed@drd County, Va.
July Is, 1874.
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H h = ALE

WJB have on hand and for sale on reasoua
w DE terms, good two-horse wheeling
WAGON. Gall and examine IT,
- "rsON. PUCK & VANCE.
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Notice.

HAvlNG suffered considerably from person,
i i bunting and fishing on our lands In Hanp-
shire and Mineral counties, damaging our Cattle
throwing down fencing, &C, We hereby give no.
tee that We are determined TO prosecute ali who
hereafter offend By trespsssing on any Of onr
lands.
RICHARD SLOAN,
JAMES SLOAN.
Dec. Is, i574.-H
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ivan Augusta, Ga, paper stale
chat admirably executed counterfeit
ton. IIii, sIe FIRST National Bank Of Psv
''''noi'' srs in circulation " AZ
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ayers Cathartic Pills.
For al the purposes Of Laxative
Asdiotna.

Pc....ps no one nedH
cine 10 so universally re-
Quired By everybody as
o cRthartic, nor was eve
any before 90 universal
ly adopted into use, In
eyery courtyard amoua
all classes, as this mild
but smcient purgatiys
P0G The obvious req
son is, Ghatit 10 q more re-
liable and far more e6ee
tuai remedy than ana
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200 . s;'';'e:

sifaoied about 800 gards .SomtA Of as
Court.house, POST O6ice, (aarehes, School
Houses, Stores, Depot., Roamd Hoases,
Machine Shops, &c. These lots are pleas-
dnoy situated, command fine scenery, kdps
an abundance Of good ,cater, easy Of ae-
cess, and IN every Coy desirable for homes.
HW sell at the Jol'o1ing prices asd easy
terms, believing the improvement Of desc
~ih largely enhance Me uaine Of Msir 70.
mainiag los
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WITHOUT INTEREST {
INSURANCE BENEFITS.

Any person buying lot on tie a5oos
terms and making one Jooymeaf, u they
'hou'd die, us wM CANCEL ALL GLAZING
and GIVE legal heirs clear title, au. Be-.
coming HOME INSURANCE COMPANY,
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April ?, 1s75.-1y.
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nv. i. II niday,
Com nfssionsTe 1 simon Dur hchvT, E.rE
Thomas AlsOp.
ShsrlG-J. r. Brophy.
Jhstiess Of ne Peaes = II Pes.e'
CLERK W Med nm. -
Preblfe JudQs-G w. ldtter. ST-eacio TREASURED
Pnosectafag AUoFHeg-C W. Branel.
SAPsrtnfeRfenf oI ScJO0h-N. L. Andrews.
COTUHer-James Vine
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npiCly Uses, and becoues more
broken. The evidences OF volcanic
action are more frequent. Small
lake., Which geologisls tell US are the
eraters Of extinct vOlcanos, are scat
tered here and there. Our trail leads
Us away from the river, and at a dis
tance of about ten miles from CHINA
bar Mountain, on Gardeners River,
and four miles from its mouth, we
find ourselves Unexpectedly among
the basins of=the Mammoth Hot
Springs. We have Just entered tile
Yellowstone National Park, and are
in contemplation OF n OF the most
wonderful sights il cnntains-one not
exceIled, possibly not equalled, in
the world. Our party is d~emoralized.
Discipline is at an epd, aud every
one In his own best way is drinking
in the glorious beauties Of the specta-
Gle. Our poor anbDals are left to
shift for themselves, but are not
prone to wander far from camp, as
steam jets r putting up clouds Of
steam in every direction, reminding
one of a flock of saw mills or manu-
factories. Camp is soon made, and
as dame nature has kindly boiled the
tea kettle for us, supper is Don an
nOunced, ard while we take a little
much needed nourishmeut for the
good of the inner man, the "gentie
reader" can, for the benefit of his
wearied patience, avail him or her
self of something quite as much
needed, and take u--rest. WI Oh
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Clerk-John Mel cod, e0-ogeio Assessor
AIrshdi-M. A. HHnce.
TrrdsuTer-L. ID. PeHre. IA ."F-L
AhOrasy-Home Nerrell.
POEics JusHce-L. ID, Pehze.
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CARBON COUNTY. .aEHE
~. b. Adams, Chairman.
manufacturers I ID. Il. clay,
~
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For Through Tickets Baggage Checks, Move
ment of Trains, ) eeping Car Accommodations
sc &c, apply at Ticket Oaaces A. all PEIncipal
Points -rrFH #rH Hnauaaa# = M"
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UINTh COUNTY

CC. A. Plipps.
CoDlDtissIoRsFs New ell Breman,
W-k sloan
SheriG-wuliam HtHton.
CEsrk--Al.G q. Lee A
Probate Judge-W. II. Remington eI. Of Yreaa-
Prosecuting AhoTssy-H. G~FbanAii.
IssfSs0r-M. G. Hopkins.
SarrgVor-H. RohfuEon
SHpsrfsfsHicat Of SchoOkS-S X Temple e.
omRs Street
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County Omeer..
LARAMIE COUNTY.

Geo \. Draper. Chairman,
CoNiliSef0NeTs{ l. ID B@ary,
TT Landau.
ohsTIT-N- j. O'Bieu.
C0sstdbics-W Taylor. c. :. Dovoe. .r .lEEA
tAsfIUss Ot TIE Psaes-Jnu. Slaughter. TN Firbd
CLERK and ReeOFdfT-t,ro. b simpson. H.aa
Trensurer-D.C Tracy. IaN
Probate .JRd0s-n. G.. Tracy. '.A
Prosecuting AH0rHty-W. ". Cerlrtt.
School SuJsriHHHdsHi-F. W. billiard i1Fa
C0rOasr-Ja Talbot.
4SssssOr-Ed. J. Morris. a
CHEYENNE CITY.
IL G. Whipple- Pres-eEeP. Mayor
John NeAiOn.
Bro TrHstSCs{ John Z. Davis II.
l.. X Bre-nshru, III.
Peter HANNA
CisrL-W, Richardson. er. 20. Assessor.
NTrshdi-C. ) Deyoc.
IreGSUrGr-Isaac Bergman.
Ah0rpsvT j. Street.. . aaAG
SIR UctOr-A J. Purshal.
P0Hsc J4sac.s- iohn Slaughter, T. NJ Fisher.
N settngs Of the Town Trustees, FhdAS even
Ing in each week, At the City Hail.
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Cheyenne Lodge. No. 81. l.. q. a.. T.. meets
every Friday evening at Good TemPiars Hall,
nth street.
limitations will he conducted, only on the nrSt-
and third Fridays of each month. The in,erven-
ing Fridaye during the month viii! be devoted
Iiiorarv exercises. DAN. FALLEN, W. C. T.
w. II. wnoD. w. Secretary.
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SehoOS-S K Temple


~ Mark's chB,ch, Episcopal. Res. p W.
billiard rector. Sund } s~rFpkrv-. II a. m. ana
s p. m. SUNDAY scha, after morning service
Seats free. AL persons are eSdially inNIs&
att.nd.
Roman Catholic, kcv. jas. MsGolrieh Pastor.
Rev. Eugene Cussan- ASST. Church ozo'NSbi
street above Twentieth. .--t.. IA.
Presbyterian Church, Rev. w. B. Read Pas
tor. Services Mt II a. IN. and sp. IN. Sunday
chuol directly after morning service.
Methodist Episcopal, Rev. W. F. Warren pas
or. Preaching every Sabbath at JlA, N.
and I p. M. Sabbath school st Az p. IA.
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening. This
public are cordially invited to all the sersSess 81
Ire
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Old FelIoWa.

Hope Rncou. ,ment, No. ,, /. o. o. F. meet
every Cd and 18th Wednesday Of each rnonth a
Odd Fellows Hall. -
Cheyenne Lodge, No. !, ]. Q. Y, meets even
Monday evening at Odd Fellows Hall.
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Courtesy of Wvo. Archives & historical Dept; Cheyenne, Hyo..
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GENEsAL
Delegals An .onCre.,,


Territorial Omeen.
''Ossr4OT-JuO- N. Tnayvr.
Sscreiary-G. W. French.
tktJ Justice 81 SapTsDts Court. ". Fisk.r
.tSsDciuts JHstiors-Jo-. h.tAarry, Z. A. ThomAE
Urss. . Stsnss COAsstOE-E-P. BoW-
Surveyor GEAsnIt- oilaz Reed.
GseGagss e. Fab2c AgHsgs-s. W. COrry4 r
kegtstsr o. 5. LuHd yB1s-S. IA. WiusaI.
FerritOriGi TTsEszrsT-s. W. Dswuey.
7sTTtforfdf AHaRUT-J.H HayiUru. v
z. L. Arnold.
CoHanHissioasr 81 P.Hitr.tary4 CbarIe. HaIou. z
N. n. PBsi. e
~ffrFuoTaut LbrQFtlN John Slaughter. .. l
LOrABitsstCHer d LBsDligraH0H-J X. JCGTeT.
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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-06-05
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W z. Noble. CHARM an, AA--
Commissioners William Evans.
tJnnes CalhouB-
sheriff =. A. McPhee.
Csrk-A. Mcintosh.
ProSRts Ju99-Jas. A. Brennan, ~. Of. Trsss T.
ASSes sor-Nn. A. Johnson. ... p ~r r-.
The Greenville times., 1875-05-01
GGl Ns.lcws Celebration.

Grccnvillc Lodge No. Oh |. o. O.
Il. celebrated tho ii!ty-si1th ami
yersary Of the Introduction of the
Order into the United States on
Monday. April 26th. AT three p.
IL. the Lodge was called to order,
and after reading of prayer by
acting chaplain Stuart White, an
anniversary ode was sung. Bro.
G. w. Clarke then delivered the
anniversary oration, which tho
brief, was most admirable al.
dress, and won for the speaker the
heartiest encomiums of the entire
audience. The beautiful flowers
which adorned the speakers desk
were not more graceful than the
flowers Of rhetoric which spark
led throughout the address, and
made the Grafton as faultless III
dietion as ii was chastc and choice
In sentiment. After the ORATOR
hymn was sung and bcncdictiol
offered, and the audience retired
4 pleasant social party at DR.
Lewis hall closed the day.
The Greenville times., 1875-05-01
" Many Idiots and One ASS

The Memphis Appeal, under this
head, makes this rafting COM
mentary on a late piece OF Missis-
sippi lcgislation:
The Privilege Tax law passed
during the late session of the Mis-
sissippi Legislature contains this
provision:
Any debts or claims that may
accrue to any one person on ac-
count Of the business herein taxed
who shall fail or neglect, within
thirty days after such license Is Is
due TO pay the same, shall be null
and void; and no suit shall be
tained in any court of law or
equity in this State to enforce the
payment of any such claims. or a
compliance with contracts in favor
Of any persons falling to pay the
privilege tax required by this act"
This means that man who fails,
thirty days after its maturity, to
pav his privilege tax, cannot le.
rally collect any debts due him.
It is worthy Of mention as curl.
osity of legislation that Mississip-
nj contained idiots enough to pass
such an act, and a Governor ass
enough TO sign it.