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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-07-28

rns-tnr cnr rni-nnls dosils and
mann .,;liile, srsD Ee-s he c-Eu-
nsIi frou organic Dss5 eutiraly
EIifinr-
Arsi1 J haze heard or s.sissutiir
rnilkDeD sar. fhai milk miz.f5 t,s
he SKINNED 70 = limited degree.
ED1 ~ ADDING little slili Tie fraud
would be completely masked Vow
We know how readily The milk
glands i.i,s-inl,i sui,stnDses h-1m the
tlooi i l. Dai FfIaFt'is. then,
fh1i ssl1 led cowe rould give milk
that would seem richer from H.
,-oiltsiriinr more saif aside from
tie chance of -hsir being nu-s
baa1fhr.
Lastly. is sat unhealthy when
taken a. quite large qnsufi,ies ?
EEpsr5eDss say 10 Physiology
snstoius tbe Ds-uti11- A. Eirea6T
s-alsi Il ths ss1 N fas blood hs-
COMES exuessirs, Il IL ezraeisd tv
TIE EidDeEs and does DC harm
Let no one. then. W-ho hns 3 tas.s
f9r TsIT sa.ltF TlrtRnlE- E-hitsb they
hare benetufu-s ErEt1hs5 rifh fore
t,D5inrs &C dissass and death. INV
longer fear; tor r salt VIII Duf
ElrEys ssrs D. Il WI -sno II 1hEf
3ree1iun- E-psr1snrs aud ply
si9lorT alike tad d 81; a. tbe sali
or u1F'stItiss erETe fr 4 we Do
eGs more fhtn tie system needs Il
vi f,s harmless End Doi Simply
taG-. buI WI bs positive rood
ere- then a. uVpstIssr- ! would
hare 10 one i1fer fi-1n ftis thai il
E1Li5 be sac - gre animals 81
ezrressirs amount O. sat when salt
hungry. ANY more thEn Suy other
Eud d fDgd II should bs KEEP;
t,sflrs them o. slse Ted IL limited
unEuz1iss II s.a.sd iu-srrlis.
a COOE-
TruF a. ar-l-urttf--- Lcrj--.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-07-28
A RemafkaAsle Geuiemnfal
InrSGenI.

The dpr following our ceDtsD-
ma festivities 1hs following ins5-
dsui occurred IN 3 South End ss-
ioon a friend had iuTitei one
% the Suufh Carolina soldiers into
The saloon 70 PIT another turf On
The buried hHtebet. While stand
inE az the tar Q stranger came II
The CG-oliuian suddenly dropped
ms glass and closely eyed The
stranger His rsz- was 80 steady
and peculiar that the friend heEVr
10 Toe alarmed and 70 fesr tina; the
hatcher had been ding up sgsin-
Directly TIE CE-oIiuiEn asked the
stranger Il lie knew hiu- There
VIE ID recognition. Ebsreupon The
Ca-oIiuiEu asksd him Il be was
Dui IL Tbs late wa, a'les," was The
reply. And ZOE were once sta
toned Al snrh 3 place 20 Yes
And took par II soeh skir1nish -
Yes" Wei. ] thought 50" re-
piled 1be Csrolinian. and raising
fis La; showed 8 3 larys scar OF
the forehead. Saving, There Is
vow sabsr mark. ny boy; cons
Nd and take 3 drink And 50
then aDd there, they decorated the
hurried ha.ehet-Boston Herald
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-07-28


Marx TEair- Ia . Letter 70 tbs
irreutor q . mosquito pct talks
IL This way aho1f tie Only fhinz
worth t2i5-ax about DOW tia; THE
tbird ten l. gone There i
noting fhe- 3 inst and right feel
ip= MAJ rsjoiees II more than 1,
SO 3 mosquito imposed Oh and pat
down and hr0wbes.sn AID ag-Ti-
Tatei. and this ingenious cootri-
FaDrs vii DO II. And il is q rare
ting % wO-Tr e. with. 100. a
fy vii stand q and curse this
iDre1iiou I'll laughing utterly fails
hiu- ! have seen them Do IL brD-
6reis q tines ] like 20 dine IL
the AR o, the tack porch il SUD
rer time, AID 80 I would Dot be
without portable pct fOr cnTthiog-
When you get il boisted the file
have 20 wait for . second table.
We shall see the sumner day come
when We shall so under our nets
10 church sDd slnnber peacefully.
While THE Discounted flies club to-
sefber sod take J: Ooi Of the min
lister. There are heaps Of WAYS
II getting PRICELESS enjoyment out
u these charming things. IL / had
time 70 point them OFT and dislste
o. them q little"
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-07-28

Newspapers are business estab-
lishmeDts. Each is more or less
necessarily the rival Of the others.
Each is dependent upon the good
will and support Of the public for
an existsDce. All 1t says is in pub
lie and not in secret. II lives and
performs all its functions 10 q glass
house, visible to every body. II
cannot defend wrong without an
injury TO itself 1t cannot hire It.
self ont, as the lawyers do to de-
fcnd the guilty or prosecute the
Innocent
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-07-28

A sad. sweet story l. told Of the
daughter Of Spotted Tail, the not, d
Indian chief, which illustrates mos,
forcibly the truth Of the oft-quoted
remark, "One touch Of nature
makes the whole world kin Dur
ring the latter years Of the recent
war, the family OF Spotted Tail re-
sided at Fort Laramie, and among
them was his favorite daughter, a
young girl just emerged into the
mysterious realm OF womanhood.
The fort was garrisoned by a regi-
ment Of Ohio volunteers, and among
the officers was a young man Of
good address and handsome ap-
pearaDce, with whom the young In
dian girl became infatuated. Her
passion was not reciprocated by the
officer, who had honor enough 10
tell the child 81 the forest that he
did not and could not love or marry
her. She, aprince~s. and daurhf-
er Of the baugh'est indian chief 10
the west, could not be made 70 un-
dcrstand why she was not a fitting
bride for any one. Day after day
she would dress herself 10 most
gorgeous apparel, and. going down
10 the fort would sit down upon
the doorstep Of the young offers
quarters, content with being near
1ims and happy when her .ve.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-07-28

Gen. jackson, when President
said to one Of bis fierciest news
paper opponents, Send me your
paper. ! know that you are OPP
posed to me. but then 1 should like
to see your paper every day. l
want 70 see how many lies you can
tel on me- General" said the
editor, II think do right ia OPP
posing you, and ! shall continue to
do 20 with all the ability OF which
] am MASTER" Here was a man
after Jackson's own heart, and be
replied With an oath, "sir, send
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-07-28
a A LECTURE
TO YOUNG MEN.

gE Published. "a scasd eHucil52- Pro- ar rrnrn
A Lecture on she y 1t1zre. Tres trnsrs- nas Rod
irs cur. 81 Ss-rinai Heafn,ss rr tEs.-1rufrr-fsea
Eneucec ~ Ssf At,uss. Iurcatrutrry InzuEl-taunk.
lmT,ut.ncr. Nervous lAeaGlifr. and ImJ,scirDf1-s
81 Nnr71aE-e E-s-se-1lnr= runsl1Iys:iur Erailsrsy
md f.-- Nenfsi rnc fihEriral 1nrayM1ifr. Ar
By RoBERT J. rTLTEEWELI- n d, sr-k-
% q tia --C-ren Book" az
The wurld-.s,ngE1ti uu;hgr. N fils admirable
Ls'c-Ufs- a I-1T lugre< run his gx- sxptr1cDce
that w Hx1u1 cLrnssgus1rss q Self- Ai,ust ury
te e5tr-ua-T rymuEsc without Det1clnf. ana
without 6EnFs-Vus s1rgiel uss-Tzflors- bonri a
tns--E-1e-r-k. r1nzs E1r1i-ls rsar1-IrlE OEt
mo1E q ezrt az 0ase utT-HED And efitc- nal ~
winch every - Hs-T-. mEfteT Whist ms cuEds-
tlnn may b.. may hlrn-t1 E5sEs j. Tr-rs.ty
ana rrdlslly-
n azsnndL
n. n1dsr seal IL a Tl1ru e-reioP.. - Hnr nt-
cress- II soesP- o a. ceaA - i've ps-afe
Stamps
AG-Tezs TIA TEiiisae-s.
CuAS- J. c EloSE 90,
y. Bower. New lurk Post Oftrs Bcr. sssf.
80
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-21
DIRECTORY zen ADVERTISERS.
EErs-SScoSp PAGE-sixth column
TgGLOGS-tlrvssqn PAsF-SiSth cOiuihn.

1-venLolss- s-tlsvssga PAes-sisth coiuha.
SraLIARDs-E E1yNTSrH fAcr-SiNth column.
ESAb EAEbEaSS aSp 'fG ras
Ss4G hsFE '25T1 sG Ga
a-rsrytNssss 6isffi 66iFsffioSRTgupN Segup irfEs-xrsru PAcr
IiTY real ESTATE Foh sALE-sacosD PAoE-Iirst
GLsEEs Si"; ASp sALRsMES-TwrtrTn rAoa-rina and
s52SSsT SsS Bass.!f sas% r.o.sA
reA3fwisF fDspisHF sTgAMsnIPs-shcoND PAcr-rhird and
roeAissfpsEaRsi ispSia s;iiIiiis- Ii IPs--N NINTH PAan
p4s6iSa Re1phMIE snco5a Paar-slxfh H'h Column
bFNTIslRY-E EtsvEyTu P4gE-,sixth column.
n#ELiSa n adS9 16vsEs i3 % Laf fTHSsnED AND UN
EURoPEAS sTeAMaHlps-ancOsD fAaE-iiiiri col
Eyr 2Kslo sxcoyn pAcs-Fourth ana hith columns.
rlnAnCAL-NtSTA PAcE.
sEp cE Ro6ns aNb 70 LET
-, s.sey9 s.,g rAer-sesona ono conIpn n a.,
fsaLP OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAcE-Ffth col.
nxaP Observation-Disclosures PAoa-sin;a col.
HoRsEs. CARRIAGES. Gc.-Fiesr PAax-Fhird fourth
,,o or,ssFpdJ sFpJ aita IA COLIN. SoliIm9s : - p.., oo,,,,
H6t?Es Rooms. g., wASfE6-ELsvpsra P4aa-
HSgS fonq yn
sEReFa REhG 2sf1tG FGh sALEsneosD Lt S
PAeE--Frst COLUMN
columns
MACHINERY-rtRsr PAGE-Sixth column.
FNaBLE MAHiELs-ELrrrsrn pAas-Foortn column.
ASD soiR3 r4arrn
NyscEIiLaSGoUs Observation-Disclosures rAaa-
MfscEiLASEorS-sE PAcu-sccond column.
Ng@itAL--sac0an PAck--SiSth counn.
REV PDbIlCATIONS-SEYEa PAGE-Sl1th column.
FGRSBNAI.-Flesr PAeE-first column.
ftAGOFoRFES ORGANS, &C.-SEcoSp PAGE-Fifth
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE--
Pa0pERlY drF 81 fna CiTS poR SALE OF TO
RENs--S,soS9 PAcSic,,,FMirst Sc, M S2iumr; 49, -
PEF ARbs-FrasT PAcr--sccond column
BALES AL ACCILOA-ELEyENrH PAsE-Thlrd and
s9g Aal0ss ED-FEMALEs-rwsLrru PAGE-
,Eitst seoen'l tilgl, ieurih ang ht!h columns ,,.,
sfEcIAL SoTIcEs-rrRs7 PAGE-seeond and third
srcEfiSG@DoGs, BIRDS 4c.--yrrsT PAGE-rhicd
sr0RAgE-ilnsr PaaP-- Fifth column
ygMMER EESORrs--EtEyENru PAGg-Sixth column
TIE TRApES-TWki kisrH PAGE--Sixth column.
YuE TERF-kfnsT pAcE-Thiri column.
Y LET nOR BUSINESS PCRPOSE .-SEcOND PAGE-.
First AMI second columns.
TeaVEt I.ERS' 8ulDE-sFcoND PAcr-Pourth column.
FURNfS HED ROOMS AND APAnTMEATS 10 LEx-
WarCuES, JEWELkI &C.-ELEyEyTH rAGE-Sixth
WEsfCiiEsTnR COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
10 LET-SEs0Np PACE-Frst column.
YAlafS, sfLAABOA1s, &C.-ELEg Esrn PAGE-hccoDd
column
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-21

AT A MEETING OF THE cORPORATORS OF THE
n Boston and New York Air Line Railroad Company,
held At the odce Of aich Foote, No y Wall street. in
the cry OF New York. toe following rules for voting
the hrst meeting q the corporation we're adopteds-
fiTstAt tue FIRST meeting Qf toe Boston and Sew York
Air LINE Railroad Coninany each holder OF rxt mort
gage bond ot the New Haven, MiddletOwn and W
mantle Railway Company who shall be present al said
first meeting either IN ~ proxy, shall be
titled 10 vote each $40 the principal OF the
bond bonds held hy hlm
The foregoing rule 4 an extract from the charter
Second Holders of tho said 0rst mortgage bonds Of
the New Haven, MfsdetOwn md Nhmamtic Railroad
Company may send or deliver their bonds % either q
the dsposltaries hereinafter named. The said deposit
tares hereby empowered 70 issue receipts for the
said bonds specifying the names uf the thereof
amt the numbers, denomination aud amounts Of the
bonds received BY tnen. The persons described
owners in the said receipts may the nrst meeting
vote the said either in person proxy
like though the bonds themselves aetu-
ally produced
Ihird-Hatcn a FO1te, Bankers at No. ~ wall street.
IN the city Of New York. Hatch Watson, Bridgeport
Conn; Jonn ~ Camp, AZ the First National Bank OF
Mlddetown are hereby appolntd depostariea for the
purpose TeceivNQ the said bonds aud with the power
Of issuing the said receipts the bonds be retained by
the mdeDositaries until the surrender OF the said re-
Farth-All tho expenses incurred ios exrresasc and
safa dsp0at tha s1uls shall be raid Nv Nr said
kAzsan anl 4. N.s4 49, tan@ Iesinaaa f.s.naAang
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-21

A TIN STORE FOR SALE-WITH STOCK AVID FIX
~ lures; = good chance tor mG1 that unaerst aRdn
the business. Apply to WILLIAM ABBOPT. NO ChaIu.
bers street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-21

~ lease, cheap rent the besi business AyenaS
LLOYD. 20 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-21

A N OLD ESfABLrsHED CORNER LIQUOR sIORE,
n near BoWery and Canal street; pgIce. with ino
fixtures and stock $3.50; doing g0od business n
r. CCRLEY. IL Centre street
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FOR SALE.

A RARE OPPORTCElTY.-sUPEa aIOR IdQuog SA-
N Ioou wei established aud Furnished on proalslsena
corner opposite Grand Central depots pst s,t i,oola-
diately; agents. JOHN COAnY 80 Park ayenne-
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LOST AND Foryp.
! ogr on sroLEN,

I osr on stoLEN
I6e July 1870 January lS76 aud July 1876 Coupons on
the following government b9uds.~-
sl00ol Coupon os 1851 Nos 5o975 10 81 00 incl $50
81 200 Coupon 620 1867 nos 455g 10 5D mel SO ea
s5 0l coupon $40 1867, Nos l5el to lbl 100 incl $40
$4,000 Coupon so 1867 nos llsst 1883 mol $50
a, nm connon % 10, -. Il si5. @als. SH7t $40
si''V0V 'o'''oS 1910, 56,2ts 10 56 25i ea
Inclusive.
Payment on the above has been stopped at the United
States Treasury Offices
Also lost three Coupons from $500 bonds OF Paterson
CITY, called BOUNTY Bonds Nos. DIS 54a $50; aud
81 ON bond ct Long Dock Company, No. 1865
reward of 5000 will be paid FOR the of the
above and no questions asked aud IN proportion for any
part thereof
Address box 2l9 Post ofico New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-21

A DOWNTOWN LIQUOR STORE. EXOELLkNr 10
"A cation near Washington Market dcirg good, sate
business also splendid downtown sample Rogrs; great
blrHalnA MALONk'S Store Agency, III NAssAn strnrk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-21

GROCERY BUSINESS, LEADING AYE-CE ~
IA Brooklyn for sale viii take partner 70 iil thB
place OF retiring membar or the drln.
MALONEl. Store Aganpy l2i Nassau aTaek
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-21
HORsEs, CAaElAGg,. &c.

A BARGAIN GENTLEMAN SELLING OUT TEAM
a bright bay Morgan Mares trot IN minutes: and
years sound, kindi Zoe Ethan Allen bay Horse 49,.
trot III $3.50 sound kind side bar top full spring
TOP Wagons poles and shafts; single aud double Har.
ness Blankets, &c. best city makers; good new
Private stable, No West Noetcenth street. tth
avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-21

A FIRST CLASS SAMPLE ROOM FOR sALE--
II splendid location; great thorcughfare; heart of
business; extensively patr0nged unquesoab bly, rare
investment tor live Particulars at liz Broadway.
Sinners 4 CO, Store Brokers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-21

4 FOR SALE. HANDSOME BLACK MARE, q
~ !. wears old IS hands: can beat ESQ can be
driven BY lady warranted SOUND and kind shifting
top Road wagon and Harne also beautiful top Pony
Phaeon would sell separate aud low; vt private stable
NO ss East twelfth street, between Broadway aud Uni
veFsttv place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-21

A -FeR SALE CaEtP GOOD WORK UogsE
n. also wagon and Harness; separate or tos.taer
CAL i9I Iws 1aJs at Isl Rowey, e0lpI Hansan sifAsA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-21
spE1IAL nllTts,N,t,.

TJERALD BRANCH OFFICES
II ADyERiIsEMENTs RECkIyED AT ALL HOURS
UP TO NINE 7. NJ, AND NEWSDEALEHs SUPPLIED
WITH HERALDS AT FIVE O'CLOCK EVERY MORN
ING AT $50 BRO apWAY AND $50 Sixth AVENUE
STREETS; OFFICE oPEN ALL MONT. HARLEM
OFFICE 2,2sl THIRD AVENUE, CORNER or 12frH
STREET: ADVERTISEMENTS RECEIVED TO 7 20 r.
NJ, AND NGWsDhaLtRs SUPPLIED An FIVE
O'CLOCK EVERY
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A sRCoNI-HA TOR WAGON, IN GOOD ORDE q
N full springs; square body must be sold 70 max
r0om. lfuj Broadway, corner u Forty sixth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-21

E0R HALF vALCE-BLACK CANADIAN HORSE Is
hands, years warranted, price SITS, single Truck
good As hew $3.50; two good orseA SO and S7a III
h!nth ayenue, cannan
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-21
PERaONAI..

II Ii. -toxg AGAIN THIS WEEK IF Possr.
thlI time BENNETT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-21

L'0R SALE FOR WANT or USG-FfVB HORSES,
sonni ana KIND also two double ana one single
Trugs aad Harness separat " or togetler Inquire at
III NnrlstOlhar stra II.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-21

LioK sALE-AT Low FIGURES, A PINE PAIR or
Nares l5.4 hands hsh, wears old dne and eleas,
frcthers make; one Bfewser single Boad Wagon.
Harness &c. Can be lag est Thirty NTH sreAt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-21

A RCH JOHNSTON. AUcTIoNEER
AZ his Mart, 70 to . Thirteenth street near Uni.
TO.MORRow cuesday), at 10 O'Clock
/. | FIRST CLASS SMALL SADDLE HORSE, lSs
Z HANDS YEARS.
: ELEGANT TEAM black Horses. ISsl hands high,
o and years old.
Z years one i the finest roadsters In the city.
: FINE BLACK Coupe HOr6e, 10 hAmd5 high, years
:. old elegant action and sound.
:. | SCPERB CLARENCk; BROWN SATIN LINED;
: used but few times; also elegant Double Harness,
Z new.
Tho above are alI 10 be sold without reserve n the
highest bidder BY directions Of the owner. who Is
NJ ID EurODc.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-03-26
The Loui lana Situation.
An Extra Session of the
Legislature.

Washington, March 25.-Marshall
Packard, Mr.. Purdee and Colonel
Fish, of New Orleans, visited the
President to-day, on the subject of his
power to appoint Pardee or some other
person us District Judge of Louisiana,
but the probability is that the office
will remain vacant until the next
session of Congress, rs i; was said in
executive session that the President
had no power to make an appointment
until that time. At the last hour,
ex-senator Pratt, of Indiana, was sug-
gestcd to the President by the Commit
tee on the Judiciary, and he was assured
that Pratt would be confirmed, but
the President adhered to Pardee.
During Secretary Bristow's absence
from Washington, rumors have been
circulated that he intends to resign
his position and enter into other pur-
suits, but the most intimate friends of
the Secretary deny the rumors. Ex-
Senator Chan dler has been mentioned
as his successor, but lie recently de-
clared that there was no Office in the
gift of the President that he would
accept.
Treasurer Spinner said to-day that
his visit to the President yesterday
had exclusive reference to business for
private parties. the particulars of
which lie freely related. II is Inferred
from his conversation that while he
is not over anxious to retain his posi-
tt"m his retirement from it will not
be immediate.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-03-26

Chicago, March 25.-The rejection
of DR.. DE koven as Bishop of Illinois
is now an accomplished fact. Twcn-
ty-five Of the standing COMMITTEES of
the forty-fve dioccses in the United
States voted against him, and only
ten of the thirty five heard from voted
in his favor.
The war between the Baltimore &
Ohio aud the Pennsylvania Central
Railroads. has finally extended to the
other through lines, and to-day it is
announced, by both the Michigan
Southern aud Michigan Central Rail-
roads, that the fare from Chicago to
Buffalo is reduced to 50, which will
make the fare to New York SIS.
Freight rates have been reduced over
both these roads anG over the Pitts
burgh & Fort Wayne and Cincinnati
& st. Louis Railroads to thirty cents
PEI hundred pounds for 4lh class
freight.
A special from Sioux City says that
much anxiety is felt there by the
friends of the party now in the Black
Hills, over report brought in by one
of Prof. Marsh's exploring party, that
Lame Antelope, with Il large body of
warriors armed with needle guns, has
started to attack the mining camp
established in the hills.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-03-26
IN THE VEST.

Novelties IN Moss AEates. Topaz Gnd
duct Ous from
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-03-26

New Orleans. La, March 25.-Gov.
kellogg, last night. issued a call for an
extra session Of the Legislature, to meet
April l4lh. Tie suhjccIs Of legislation
are limited to six. First. The ad-
justmcut of the political difficulties.
Second. Revenues OF tine State Third.
An amendment to the funding bill, so
TO change the constitutional the fund
ing uoarl as to prevent the funding
of illegal obligations. Fourth. The
financial condition of the city of New
Orleans. Fifth. Relief of the COM
merce Of New Orleans from excessive
port charges. Sixth. To incorporate
the board OF trade.
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1ca1 Dept; Cheyenne, Uyl
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-03-26
PTOPO$ALS
For Fresh Beef &c
OFFICE c. s D PT. OF THE PLATE,
Omn hn Men nInrch s IEIE

OFFICs: c. s D PT. OF THE PLATE,
Omaha. Men March 5, 1875.
The Acting OmmISsarieS or uhsistence at
each of the following p SITS will receive until
II A. NJ, he tn Of April, S71 sailed Prnpo-
sal in duplic tie. for furn isRing the Beef and
Beef 'atile required by the Subsistence De-
partment at their respective ~tations. during
iweive months, com dlenCing July l, 1875,
viz:
Bridger. Brown. Cameron. cheyenne. Doug
las Fetterman, HartsuM Laramie, McPher-
son. North Platte, 0mHha, Omaha Barracks,
Ro 'in$on (Red loud Agency, ID. A. Russell,
Sanders, Sidney Barracks sheridan CSpotted
Tail agency Stambaugh and Fred Steele.
sTnformptioE as to conditions, form of pro-
posals, quality Of Be'f, &c, can be obtained
by application TO the A. {. s. at any of the
above named posts.
JOHN P. HAWKINS, Major and c. 8.
(m22-d6t)
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-03-26

Providence, r. L., March 26.-At
two a. m. the Republican STATE Con-
vention is still in session, discussing
the contested claims to seats. The
prospect is good for an all night
session.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-03-26

Concord, n. H., March 26.-The
Winnipiseogce paper mills in Frank
lin were burned to- day. Loss $50, 900;
insurance 20, 900.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-10-12


The local editor of the Telegraph
thinks because an English sailor
swan across the chs mel, he must
be sceb.iootcd. Hes q fin ished
swimmer nv all events.
The News thinks q Muscular sp.
.paratus essential to every civil Or
ganizstion. II Fulton was supplied
in this way, he might with much
propriety punch the editors head.
The News thinks the presence OF
Dom Pedro of Brazil, at our Cen>
tennial, will have the effect to slim
uiate trade between the two ations.
Pshaw, Dom will be stimulated
with champagne, and the New
York snobs will pay for 1t, and
that will be about all the signiti
canoe the visit will have TO any
body.
The Dallas Herald is after the
dogs. Poor ours IL this foolish
ness goes on mnch longer, poor
growler will have no kind masters
bosom upon which he cen rest his
weary head, after the watches and
sacrifices OF the night are over.
Notwithstanding the recent trou-
bles and the absence OF the editor,
the Gatesville Sun putin an appear
ance Saturday night. 1t is famous
for punctuality.
The Bolton Review is II historian
and naively says, "the world never
saw but one perfect Man, and he
declined to take any part in poll
tics" II u few imperfect men
were to "decline," it might fall out
to be a good thing for them poll
tics, we mean.
The Lockhart Echo believes In
party org inization
"Fisn," OF the Mexia Ledger, has
returned from Galveston, and judg-
ing from the notices and the adver
tisements which they illustrate, his
trip was very successful one.
The Lsmpassas Dispatch wants
the Convention to provide for a
"more expeditions trial of petty of
tenders" Dispatch 'em.
The Brennan Banner. advises the
people to raise hogs. That may al
do very well while the Convention
Is raising the devil.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-10-12


A number of hotel keepers in Chi
cago who have been swindled fire.
quently now require travelersto pay
in advance. They say a man who
intends to pay for his accommoda-
tions cannot object to the arrange
ment. One traveller, not apprecia-
ting the change in affairs, was qnes-
toned by clerk, who said "You
will not object to paying before
you go to your room, Sir?" Ser
tainly not make out the BILL"
"For how long, Sirp" 'Well," says
the stranger, "you may charge me
for about ten minutes, on the Euro
pean plan. BY the end of that time
| think shall be at hotel where
the clerks wear smaller diamonds
and have more confidence in human
nature"