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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-19

pacno nas 5000 ~ wire ,nd rot $4,000 ~ Foree,
r a. or rs 10 and s1OO0oOoo capital. quoted ~.
fO0, which Is at the rate OF $3.50 each mile Of
wire. This will show which Ioos tho chrnper and
WHICH company can best afford n competition.
Great stress u laid upon the announcement that Gen
Eckert has left Western Union and gone Allan
tic aud Pacific. This gentleman stands high a prac-
teal telegrapher but. without saying one word to de
tract FROM HIS merits business man state whereof
know when that his resignation Is not looked
upon ne loss Oy the Western Union Company His DIS
connection will have no percepuhe enect upon the re-
ceipts, efficiency or success or western UblOn' Whh-
ever he may do for Atlantic ami PaciHc.
Iher8 X Whatever Wny Western l mon
stockholders should frightened. Wren divitencs
we're determined upon some months DgJ careful est
mate was made " the probable earniugs Tor INC %
months next 20 follow The actual result has been mat
the net earnings for the last two nave
the estimates By than hundred thOusand dol
and tho business IS quito satisfactory aDd IN
excess OF last year The expenses have been reduced
over SIX hundred thousand dollars during tne past
months, without impHiriug the obi cations Of the
Company w the public and have the best OF reasons
for believing tat he dIydends Tor the current year
a. REASONABLY a Anything in the future eau
we'll be- Very respectfully .,.
Gcv York. Jan ls. 1875.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-19

HARRIsBURG, Jan. 1s.-fhe two branches OF
the Legislature Will meet separately tomorro" u eeo
sBeir respective ddates for United STATES senator
Ths ,na,,rtv of the Hjuse Will elect the Hon. VIM A
Wallace and the majority of the senate Will choose
acme Republican whose name VIII be deefea Dy
. previous caucus. GA The next day f"eones
day. both Houses will meet II joint coh'eh
zion, when il will become manifest thst enc Two
branches have named different persons Joint D&o'
must then be bad which the Hon. VIM A. Ma,laee Is
rTpected 10 lie finally eeced slr0ng efforts have been
made % break the Democrats majority PM widloht
success TIE death VI Democratic memUer .ruu rs
Celpha WIN Fam, this i-s, -' leaves Ai. Nh'tA'
decided majority and DOIHUg Du dodiA 81 "a aty
among bis aadcIcnts lu pfofths is eiGllOH 4t-Pie
Sentative Ni.Gar. ID -USr.ut ucLDci Jl ~ --''-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-19
GOTERNMENT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT
OFFICE OF rHB CHIEP SIGNAL OFFICER. Z
WASHINGTON. D. C.. Tuesday, jan 10, 1873 a. "a. }
SvnOpSis for The past tceniU-fonr hours.


OFFICE OF THR CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WARRINGTON, ID. C.. Tuesday, Jan. 10, 1873 i "a. "a.
Synopsis for the past hcenfU-fohr hours
Cloudy weather has prevailed III the South
Atlantic And IIf states and Tennessee, WITH generally
gbt IA ns aud over Middle ates lower lake region
ana New Eng aud with generally ght SHOWS, but now
oIoged in the three last sections by clear or partly
cloudy weather - A., ,-., W.. 49,,
oICest over the South Atlantic and New England coasts
Th- Mississippi River and below Cairo has continued
slowly falling.
Probabilities.
Dnring Tuesday in tile SJnth Atlantic and Gu states
higher barometer northwest 10 northeast WIGS ana
ma ty cloudy weather Will prevail with lower temper
arure and coast rains IN former but followed ny
falling barometer and rising temperature IN the later
In Tennessee, the ONO Valley and the upper lake
region higher followed by falling barometer slig
changes in temperature clear or partly cloudy weather.
with wes south winds In the last put north or east
winds IN the two first districts -
In the North West and Upper Mississippi and Lower
Nasour Valleys, lower barometer, slight rise IN en-
rore ga 81 or south winds aud partly CLOUDY weather,
with possioiy light SHOWS. ,- 1,. =
Ia ~ Middle Stats lOper take region, htgher on
-ometer slight changes ia temperature nOTM-edSt 70
north ,sesi lginds and partly cloudy rcdther
In Now I'm gland nUrJn or west wIudr, party clOuug
ana decidedly cold weather, followed Dy rising Da
rOmeter ,,-,t- an, VITA
TIC Mississippi River ~ Cairo, Memphis ana VlcRs
burg VIII continue slowly falling
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-19
PROGRAMME FOR THE INAUGURATION OF GOV.
BEDLL


TRENTON. Jan. tS.-Ihe Joint Committee of
tie Legislature anIlOunce the following programme for
tbe INAUGURATION Of Gov. elect Bedio tomorrow. The
military escort uudrr command ot Col Dudley 5. Steele,
An R.gimrn, N4tiuuaI Guard vii form On Clinton ST.,
right resting ou state ST. facing cast. AT 1879 O'clock IN
the following order:
Governors Island Band OH Regiment, g. 9. y. Y
Coz. B. Franklin Hart commanding "A Rrgment -
Bffie CIuU OF Jersey City VIA also be IA the escoris
column. -.
The Inauguration ceremonies will take place IN the
presence OF aud House or Assembly IN SEES
sIon al Taylor Hal II o'clock IN. The following Is
the Programme: ,, =, r,
second The official sath he administered to the
{; vernon elect 10Y the chi -fJdstCe.
Third. Delivery OF the great seal VI the Stdte Dy eX
GOV. Parker. -, g..
ana House or Assembly by tho Hon. JOhA W Lay lof'
President vi the senate.
Fun: Inaugural Address -
sab BenedicliOn by Rev. Thomas Hanon. d. d.
Music for the military viii be- furnished by the Gov
errors Island Band Ia the hall will BE- furnished
nv the Grafula 7tn Regiment Band OF NewYork CITY.
,ov Be,llc will ride A with ak horses. fur-
tI-1rd by the Brdle CLUB. Afer the INAUGURAL ceIe-
monies grind reuiew Of the military force VIII tdke
niae IN front Of STATE House, Al about l45 D. On
governors salute Is will be- hred AZ ne lhr OF
tur review. grand reception will take place m the
evening from 10 O'clock, tho music ~ 10 FURNISHED
| w GTaIulla's bands.
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DOMESTIC sriRKFTy.

WV ORE-gVs Jan IL -Fcn-: grr' On hs1f nr y
rreble do, - 5V rsJ = T60Fn -
q1t -jaS7 -.' O4s qle 40 lie. Dlr quiet "a : 49,
HAY ~; bIe s2i PORK soil SO Dry Ssted
Meats d- slouiie i2g1' Cea hb Sdls l1il
sizes ok Bacon ShJu =. Sdrs 10 Hams.
4Olii9, Lar4 dit: Fierce Plc4,r - w ,s61ei "a .
l4c hshs supply; Common, OoSic BAR Fully
Far sag i2. P1as 10 Choice 73iDoit. hoass
dl hkh grades AMI wan'e temmnl Fer
reng 4SGjOc Prime 10 Choce iernsnng 53@62c WHISKY
u O-lar rcue, 3Dc L,us 0-s tHG western ~ o..
COTE Sial9tl. Clrr Ns1l ~ 80. llJs E4cla1ge
rev YORK. s.lt, par sterling. - "A p.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-19

urDGEJ G. ABBOTT NOMINATED BY THE DEMOCRATS
BosroN, Jan. 15.-The Democratic caucus
nominated Judge j. g. Abbott the tAird ballot. tue
total vote being G Judge Abbott receiving g. Charles
r Adams %; scattering s. Mr. AbbotVs nomination
vas made unannuus Tue friends Of Mr.. Adams declare
., ne wiz .fons better chance OF being elected
5orruvy than IL had been nominated by tIc Demo
~If- TODAY. II is not Improbable that conference
- NJ beid Tomorrow Of Democrats ana thOse h3DiJ
sms WHO are ds,ai .ci witn the results OF LO-days
Inference the end Of whcL may % al aSroenIeht 10
,...tta t4uou Mr.. Adams.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-19
A REPORT FROM MAJOR MERRILL.


1uE THREATS AGAINST REPUBLICAN NEGROES
BEING CARRIED oUT--ALLEGED CRUELTY By
DEMOCRATS.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1e.-TAe following dispatch has
been received here;
INV ORLEANS. La. Jan. 15, 1875
To the Hon ". " BELKSAP. secretary Or var; re-
port mas just been received from Major Merrill az
Shreveport which long for Geographic transmits
zion. Lut will sent 10y mail. Tne following Is an
Spit0me almost III NJ sjpr Merllii's own words:
Tie threats the election 20 drive from me
community all voted Tie Radical ticket are being
carried out Com among he whites are FORM
fuR ana recruiting by every form OF pressure
Nv which AL negroes who voted the
Radical ticket are 10 be refused work or leases.
All the whites not belonging 10 the c0mDna-
ton are 10 be OStracs.d Already more than 800 a'ui
lies including al least 2nOO people of al ages aud sexes,
ara Wanderers without means 70 20 elsewhere power
Jsss 10 find other homes where they are, ana
IN the verge Of starvation In mid Winter.
Theft and result ana IL IS feared that
Tbe bitter feeling actually resulting from the sense OF
fDiustlce received into one OF revenge TIeSe
harmless people viii gradually drft together, anu tho
rite pe,-De are the past has shown To set
aauat ND mmaOry rumOrs OF Intentions OF organized
v.uience on the part OF the negro, ana where the
revolver and law are the common resort I'D sucu
ces az they usually have been mere disorders more OF
less ensiye 10 result II S0me preventative 10
nOt found for such "a stare Of things
Z. Il. SHERIDAN Northumberland
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-19
ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC VERSUS WESTERN
UNION

70 me Editor Or The Trtb
sig: Cheap Telegraphy' having appeared
an tnaf ~ thr peOp these United states, meridian
~ Walst followed by Foreign Banker" VINO repre-
unfortunate stakeholder In Western UnlOn lelesiaph
Cumpany say word or two on benaH OF that
hlOated monopoly nave no cOhnectlun WIN 'n,.e
Company IL any way whatever, anu what say
Is without mitigation or Suggestion lT0h auy ons'
hut / believe l am in position 10 trll inc Fut9'
Nv business requires liberal uso OF tie TOE
sraoh and / assert that hs service rendered by the
western Uuon II satisfactory ana net'ef peIl"ruiou
than ever before There II no general complaint on Le
n,rt Of the public as the efficiency, prOmpness or
r"rtd Of the Western UhiOu Company. Thls OuLcry
frnm Cheap TeeRraphy," Foreign Banker and
others follow Ia due course breaks OUT very slngu
Iarly lust "a time when certain " notorious specula
tor An Uncle Daniel would say, Ia largely short OF
Western UniOn. ami largely iOng or Atlantic aud Pa
ric Bills Congress are also Introduced al IAs OppOr-
Complaint Is made that Western Uaion IS too heavily
loaded water hui lot ask IL there ~ water IN
western UnlOn with outstanding capital of f4OO0J0
snd a gross income ~ TJOuO0 what .gdd Is tnore ~
tut fiiend a. man--AtIntiC aud Picn With capital
az $40 OOU0 and q income last year OF tiOD0O
ne v-.uuer these shores NOuld suppose that Atan
nc ana Pacific a enterprise just started ny an
outraged cOLmunity for the purpose 0 putting down
an Odiuus NON p0y-whie tue IacL II ~ hje necn al
work years and though has made M money IL mas
made lair STOW vi grow "a in wires anu poes III uOiu<
aDouL all the business that IT. facilities wl permit,
and puts the down. b. threatens TO 10 uu
the Nestern Union buys IL Oul, IL VII aiL5 1Ae III
less money II Viii reduce 40 receipts Without reducing
! It's expenses.
Tue public are invited to invest In Atlantic aud Pacific
becatsa IL Is guag 70 prick the bubble OF monopoly
by pHting down rates; hut LEI me ass Az htle Hhu
Pdcinc eau thrive on q lower taru man now uoiahs
viii Western Union get fat from tue sans ohusef
REGARDING tie comparative value 81 Tn Two -ocA' "
! qurs t appears by consul inR the last 0ulcaI re
DUrI, OF the companies thaI Tue western On,on n'
l75 80 mes % wire. Il, capital o. s00 ~ - u pei
esat sdOjOt00 debt adtod, hlKrs m hgSirsiI'
ya,ay ~ eii<5sD, or ESQ yer nile. Cue Atahu9 aa'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-19
OBITUARY NOTES.

UARRIsBURG, Jan. 1s.-WIlliam Pagan. who
represented one Of the philadelphia districts IN 'he
Peunsylyania House OF Representatives. died mere
yrntcrdAy. lie Democrat
HARTFORD, Jan. 18.-E. b. Cooke the Old
est Journalist Connecticut ana senior editor OF me
Fater6y American, died Tonight at the age OF 81 lH'
fuue al On Wednesday will attended by the KISh'S
n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-19
rporEsr BY TIE RICHMOND CITY COUNCIL

PROTEST BY The RICHMOND CITY COUNCIL
AGAINST MILITARY INTERF FERENCE
RICHMOND, Jan. 1S.-The City Council this even
ing adopted series of resolutions setting forth the
recent arbitrary acts of the General Government
IN Louisiana; charging the President with vio-
latipg the guarantees of the liberties of the
people and utterly disregardlng and setting
aside the Constitution; protesting against such
violent and unprecedented Outrages invoking the
consideration OF the American people TO the prece-
dent which if fixed can be followed as TO an eecto-
raj college, and thus the control Of the Gov
eminent by a party may be perpetuated by
she army of the United States against the
will of the people; and rendering sympathy
10 the people Of louisiana and expressing respect
.,,nd admiration for the self-control which has
enabled them to bear such grievous wrongs, and
which will support them until relieved by the
peaccabIe but prompt sympathy Judgment aud
action of the American peOpl,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-19

THE ADVERTISING AGRSCT Of GEO. p.
ROWELL 90 81 Pdrk-row, NeW-York = an iHsti.H.loI
wUrtHr OF nOte bv advertl.ers. Having adY"riHed
sumsw hat sively through fhs agency, Know
b. conducted ION the square" aDd conn icuuy re-
commend Il hoi business men and the press We
frankly say much 10 aB inquiry MoOre's
R4rsI Newly Orker.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-19

PRovIDEyCE, Jan. 15.-Fhe General Assem-
,I, Gin meet by adjJurIGons tomoTow at Ii "a tn7
ana GOV. Howard IA p.csen. hi' annual neasas''
R,norpq FOR Uunod s.-te. Iator viii o' i''"no' b"
NOM Tero arr 10 4lic US rs I'' o. a ~ 49,. 49,
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TIE STATE on TRADE.
nAyANA MARKRTS.

HAvASA Srn g -Spsnsh god 2O1 n1O1 L, AG'r"i9 81
BrchAnsr the Ue >ans snor igas ci''c e'@-'
80 uaYF god. lOi - soIt III. - s
ondjn 1850 iy3 DeImi on Paris 10 9lOs rom
IA. Iri.aL
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s1-sprSs-oN OLE A nANKING FLRM.

WArLRrowN, n. Y, Jan. 1s.-George r.
p. docs d CO.'S BANK stopped payment this mornns'
A aurred statement has been made, which shows tho
firm. Liabilities TO ,bc sioiOoO and the assets '-'VoOO'
Ab.a, $50 20 If the latter amount Is considered van
...s EIgtmal tF-t tn dru wni ,yentdIU b. aD!o "
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DosToN, jan. 18.-At a meeting OF the Boat
ing Association OF Amherst College to-day II was Vo'ed
a. send a crew the next regatt a. the only way III
which Amherst could get voice Ia decidIhs "H0Ao
the reg atlas Of future should be hed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-19
L.4IEOI SHIP NEHS.
,R,r oner SIM Ne,cs see Nala Page.

For ether Shrp Negs see Falth Page.l
ARRIVED
Steamship Civ u Dsras. Ie,, Newbrn r g Jan 10 with ldse
an plss. d G.. u. MALLORY Co.
steamship snih PlaielDh -@s mise snd %
LOuiHr1 steamlbio Go.
acitc ,or Fale-burg DubHn a. dayr ballast
HIiD--suls moderate y. B. cloudy
FOREIGN FORTS.
tovDOS Jtn "a tor Fr~nk Marion.
rr--ou Ouaen Fylugsne, adenta. ft VIII uGaler.
Fokvang Spe-J lie. leesnn Arrived
N.rls sni FDtL Arrived lisa L.
stetspn In Brsnds MeI.E ,saa 8diail frircs
IhJpe snskI hniH. CisdA, sI1 Mira Lsu1 arrived
AiOnis. aud iraHcseo
DISASTERS.
NoRpoLE Va J-n l9DsDstcle Pl'se Cape .ss morning
state clgr ihe the .,' thaes
The weather eiad since last his-t Wind g. r.,
vita ssmate'l 81
$50 OUJ }jA HHt ID tols
s.v.A. there
Lee NJ -4ve uoi.
NEw.ORLGASs jan To- ts steamship Wm CLYDE ron Havana
d RIVER be-. r'gt heavy i1, o.Cr .le
Arc Aglts. IS below Fort JaAsJr Toe
a.. Go nan. and sni co aOie dansa
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p,y nsariy quite all Of their obigaonu but nothing
definite Is known at present Assgnees were appointed
az meetiDg OF creditors to-day. who will have de-
tailed statement pre- pared.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-19

CiyCi7TNr Jan. ~ HOGF LiTetee 500; msrtet foil
ripu z ssh ~ 81. fj budrN -
.,nd hurchers. - 9oDFT - Of lie
% yacae.s 81 SJDs7 5000 nnso.s; shipments. 2l6
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mr. D.

Brooks seminary for Toung Ladies, PonzhkeeDis y. Y
r4nsa..Ous ~ iosErs n Oi FsouarT.
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vas thrown from stage his morning IN Fulton County
and had his broken. but no will DO present to-mor
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pRIyrIvG. cLOTns NirXRr.
CATTLE aARKPT

PRINIINL' ILUIU3 v iENKT
PuoyDgNcE. r. H. jan - T- Printing Cioas nsrI-t J~rJ
b., 30 d4ys, Tor o. G4IO4.
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Pout-Uriire NOtIre.-The VI
sndng sArURitA1. Jsn. % II
On NEDs sSEAf a / an ne
sArU hDAl at I and .l!9O .. a..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-19

hcSOirc0, lDab t4e ma t1I1 interference Win tic
rgbt- of fbe stat Leg-Iture under the authority or
fbe Federal Executive Was not 0uly Unwarraa; ed 10y
ahe tuition Effected utter Disregard II
tie acts Of Congress wisely illcnfeO 90 define ana UNIT
hs powers aud protect j1e cuns 1uOna ughte 0f the
people that III, dangerous cuc-odCument upon the
Tghts OF states. unless rehUkeu bv the enlightened
public seuimeut threatens utter subver~Ou OF the
American system or government. The time come
when other states free may DE stricken down By
the strong arm Of the Federal Government
ResODcd, That IL Is the du'v ~ me Federal Govern
1leut ~ redress wrongs M ctet on The oppressed
people ~ louisiana and restore them 10 the 'ul.
interrupted exercise oil their constitutional rights.
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5ueeiai Ncil@
The Charity Ball.
TwgyrIBTH sRAsOSI
vii take plaes a ~
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
THURSDAY EVENING. Feb. T.

TlCkBrs b each usual nsy had II The fOs-isG
MAN C.ERG.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-06-19

auf bic gefabr fsinolslissr Musbsutuns
gen Der @attcanilGen Def1ldGe ouf
merriam eenaa&t BADEN, bret Sabre
lpater NIT cerfelben @ewiGenbaftfefett
uno Greimdtbieteit aud bie bermulissn
trauriser 3uitdnbe TN preuBifHen 9a>.
terlanbe als nOtbpenptee 6OIse Der
ftrGen>pclitilben @elebe b. 8. 1873
pcrausselapt uno Mit alien rreusil&en
8il6bfen bte rrtneenbe 8itte ausoe>
lprcGen baber, BON oem1sIben Nbfano
su nebnnsrt unb es BET benz befsbenben,
ourd 0erfaGuns une @e1eb rppblees
crbneten GsrbdltniHe 3u beluGsn, nell
Dies BIG babttt tn Dreuben bic @runb>
lase sinss frtebli6en 3ulammenIsb sns
Der perldtebenen Conditioner unb eli
mes selesneter gtnverfdncntfsS 3wiz
1gen ben Staatss unb &irhens8 eb5rz
ben sebilost bate. 6dtten oieie Bitten
anb 0UrteQuneen 8eridf6tiBuns ees
f%unoen-oaS @aterlanb piirbe jebt
ntht unter ben BON, bpben StaatSmts
niffertum NIT uns bstlasten truurfSen
3uifdnben IL letpen baben, teren ball
ptse abwenpuns mir tdslt6 nit betsen
@ebeten bon 0Utt srfeben, fsf iber>
ssugt raB Der 3. Stubl allen biQisen
Nnipra@en Der f6nteltden Staatsres
eteruns gu entipredsu niemals abses
neist fem wiroe.
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Ser erfe bentibe Gr;biiebDf.
ST. PAUL, MINI.

DEM In uoriser Drummer eebra&ten
8ert&te ibsr bic feisrlide uebsrref6>
uns pes pautumS an ben boGw'hen
perm Grsbii9Of 6ennt in Milnautee
mag ii6 bier elm Nbris Der 9ebensae.
l@t&te bteiss bo4perebrtsn Sberbirten
anl9liessn.
Sobann Martin 6enni, erfergiIdof
uno Sr;btidof pom Milmautee, ruree
I'm Wat 1905 In Sberlaren, Rantcn
Graublnpen, IN Ger Sdweis eebcren.
Sn leiner 0eimatb erbislt Ct ben erfen
S@uIunterrt6t uno ftuoirte rann In
ct. @auen, 9u;srn unc sulebt in &cm.
&Is CT bereits ;wei Sabre tn bsrMetrD
pole Der @brifenbeit ftucirt bate, fam
Der srfe 8ilbof BON Cincinnati So,
tparp 8enwif, nn9 europa unb ROm,
um nnterftdyuns fir feline arn1e Dis
;eie ;u fu&sn. 8elonrers ober mar Is
tbm earum su tbun, iunge Der reuts
fdsn Spra6e md@ttss Srdfte su ees
ptnnsn. 8iiaOf Genwid maate Die
8rfanntl6aft pes 0errn Gbrifttan ron
8rentanU, zines froumeu uno rsiGen
Sotsn aus 6ranffurt q. @., Der ben
@tntsr rs8elmdsis in Gpm subraGte.
Die Stuesnten 5ennt unp &anbia,
leBterer ebsnfaGs Elm S4weiser, aus
Dem canton S@rYs ftammenb, une
lest @ereraleitar, wel6e nit Germ
Srentanc befreunbet warsu, Iieben f&
BON etelem %beftmmsn, Der Ginloburu
tes StihOfs 6euwid su fOIeen. Oie
Soee Der beieen junsen Serren MAJ
mad ;peijabrtsem Aufeptbalt als MiI'
fiondre in Amerifa, ipisber mad ibrer
6eimatb 3urdd;ufebren. Der @oter
bss 9rn. 5ennt mar unteres6en aeftors
ben, aueia Dem ~sesebensn @erIpreden
settsu riReten ft@ etc iunsen Mdnner
;ur Abreile, na@pem tie nod Yprber
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r9e sRdlember.
3meites Sabiabr!

Die nit Der Se;ablun9 nod im&Ids
ftanbe bsfneIt&en 9eier mSssn es Dem
8ancersr niGt ibsl nebmsn, penn CT
bic na6fsbenee Mabnuns an bieieIten
tuteper erneuert:
SGpn teim Se9inne tes laufencen
SabrsansS madtsn mir auf ben UNI
tane oufmerf1cm, baB mir felt Neujabr
bas Ypfpprtc, rpeIGss bisber ben Ntcn>
neutsn su besabIen ublae, auf uniere
&e@nuns besublen mi6en. DaB in>
foIse bsGsn ben Ntpnnesten cine GrleiGs
terune, uns basesen cine isbr betrd6t>
li1e Mebraussabe erpadlen If, febt
Serer Elm. lin 70 suSert@tlider Ell
wartetsn wir, bas gan; befCneers bic
2ddldnte cbgs rueitsren @ufldub ses
tedt uuo has 35srtteb Der 1eue Sobr@
gang SOruusbssublt tpirte. Sir fOnns
ten bieB um 70 Fdersr errrartsr, neil
Der Nanperer nidt-pie ciele anoere
6eraus9eber tbaten-oas announcement
erb5bts, lonberr cen bisberiesn greis
beibebieIt, trOg Der erUBen Nebrauss
eabe.
Ssbt uter tlOpft &c: Gancerer um
70 superG6tli6er an tei eu6 Nuen,
bic ibr nod nidtS in feline EoIhe beige
rrasen, unp BIZ sr bod jeee Rp6e bel
Rsset unb Sonneni9ein. bet Sturm
unp Netter aufsefudt bat.
Shut nun aud eaS Guriee unr
peri@iebet 60 ni6t LANCER.
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BON letne unter Maben semaaten

BON letner unter Wiben 9enta9ten
MusIaat.
DaS iiets BaGien unb 0ebeiben Der
DiSeeie tn ben leBten Sabren uno bic
woblSsrotsnte Grbsbuns bss sretien
8trGsnfdrfen gum Grsbii6Of 1T rem
Seisr befannt. 8et 0elseenbeft Der
usberret6uKesfeier bss paQiums bonn
3. ,. f6nnen mir gum S6luGe nur
nod in ben bersli6fen @unf@ Der
%eelammten Satbcliten isiner Di5ssls
einftmmen ~WSse @Ott nod lanee
ben suten 6trten isiner 5eerre erbals
ten !"
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knights remplar,

Wyoming oommandery No. 1. Regular coa-
clave hrsI Friday in each month.
Wyoming Chapter, No. l. II. A. NJ. meets
TALL, on the first and third Tuesday evenings In
each month, at : o CLOCK p. M.
Cheyenne LodgS, No. 10, meets fret and third
Saturday nights in each month. at Masonic Hkll
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i have for sale, fronting on Fer
guson street, between Seventeenth
and Eighteenth streets, three lots
22xl32 feet each. Title perfect, and
warrantee deeds will be given. Per-
sons desiring to build will fnd the
location central. Z
DANIEL McLAueHLIS,
Jtssiot
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Cheyenne Lodge, No. 81, /. o. G. T., meets
every Friday evening AT Good Templars' Hall,
18th street.
limitations will be conducted only on the hrst
and third Fridays OF each month. Tbs iniervez-
ing Fridays during the month will! be devoted
literary exercises. DAN. FALLEN. w C. T.
w. II. WuoD. W. Secretary.
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GENERAL


foyfS ~ COAqfss-HOn. v. r.. stesL
Territorial Omeer..
GOUsTuOrJno. N. Thayer.
SeereLqr-G. W. French.
Ch4SJ J1stIes q SHpTsNss Court W F.h-
1ksoeAdi< JHSioes-JOz. N. Carey, Z. A. Thsn1a
tFHss StDes COAsriOr-E p SNOW
SETusg0r Gsl.srI- Silas Reed.
sseelts' II Pubic HOheys-G. W. Corey.
AsyELST o. 3. Land OJlos-S. II. WiusuE-
LsFTlt0TlGL TrsQafncT-S. ". DOWuey.
TsTrTA0T1GI AUdhOr-J. Il. Hay ford.
p L Arnold.
IO"tNtst07tT qy Ftan-HtdryS Charles Hutton.
NJ. r.. PosI.
LGr7toEh1f LtbraTiqH John Slaughter.
GoEHDttSsiOHsr 81 L1tmi9yatlOA- ID Jeffrey
9GpsLHtfsndsHF o. AStTHetsH-John~ Slaughter,
OHHsd States COAHmtssiOhsr-J. W. Brun.E
GIsTk Of lf JUs3ei0l nStIIet|. ". bruner.
kGrsAGk-Gilbert Ad ms.
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Important Notice:

P rites having RE SILVER FOX or cRcs
SILVER OK SKINS. can receive for them n
Iigh eat Value, bv shipping them 10