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Are rapidly growing In the popular
favor M II II becoming known That
they ARE produced by extraction from
the fruit carefully selected not made
up with chemical polsons, Each flavor
IA from the true fruit aud aromallcs,
free from poisonous oils aud strong,
rank taste, They are natural llovorS'
obtained by new process, which
give the most delicate and grateful
taste, They are Of great strength, and
bottles contain half more than those
purportIng togIye the same quantity
We consclentlously recommend Dr.
PrIoe's llavors IN being all that they
ARE represented,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-18

Colonel Choale Somerby aud George
w, Balne, Of Kaufman, arrived In Tho
eIly last evening, aud are registered al
the snn Jaclnlo, These gentlemen
after most successful distribution d
the prizes Of lhe Texas Mutual Benefit
association, aud making everybody II
Kaufman wealthy, propose 10 take
brief trip eaat for recreation, and
promise TO return IN the fall aud lnan
plrate one ol grandest schemes ye
conceived. TIIE HgRALD WISHES Tia
gentlemen ban p0ydOc,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-18

Mr.. j. w. Allen, Of this city, brought
TO TIE HERALD office, yesterday, n few
heads of the California club wheat, and
the Australian white wheat. They
were raised M an experiment by Mr.
q. W. Giveus, an old Californian, on
his place Ave miles southwest of Dallas
The California club wheat, although n
winter wheat, was not sown uniD he
lith of February, and IL now ready to
cut. Tla mead IL short-only about
.hrec inches long-but IL very full and
heavy, aud Mr.. q. thinks II will make
fully forty bushels to the acre. II 1t
could have been sown earlier the yield
would have been larger,
The Australian white wheat has moi
done well, and Mr.. q. thinks II could
not be successfully raised here.
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The Comm,ssarInl Of lhe nod,.

The stomach Is the c0mmlmarlat OF the
physical system, II furnishes the natural
suslonnnoc ofoycry organ, lfdlsorderod, tie
whole body langulHhes, but h0wOyurnioolcd,
~ tone and yigor may always hp restored hy
u course OF llostottorh stomach liittem, Tho
regularity In ih operations which this grand
tonic Alternative establishes II the most direct
means OF obyiatIng physical debility impur'
tiles Of the blood, ana affections Of the dis
charging organs, We know That II digestion
on tho habit of the body IN obslruciod, tho on'
tire physique In weakened In consequence OF
insufficient conversion of the food Into blood
nnd IL IN equally certain that The roiusc ofthc
system not being wholly thrown OH Is sure Ia
contnmlnnle the vital. ilud aud suruhaBc
the novels aud kidneys with vitipted matter
which weOtens ana innnmcs them The
ntlers, by strengthening the organs Of dis
charge, enables them To act vigorously, ana
thus ilUciatcs the pont up wnsio which
would otherwise work lncalcuublc Injury.
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RATES OF ADVERTISER G.
DAILY.

Five Hnes-Ffty cents for first inse,>
non, and Twenty-Five cents for each sub.
seqnent ddiy insertion. Thirty worol,
make fre lines.
Per squire Of ten lines, doVoy
for the first insertion, and fifth cents foy
each subsequent insertion. Ffbe lines
M ,,., month, s.; t'co months, IS;
One square, Of ten lines One month.
$, t,co months, SIP; three months. sl5
Notices under head Of Cfy Business
first insertion, 10 cents per line; each
subsequent insertion ten cents Der line
Jor nonpdrea type, loaded. If IN mn,
for at Ne above rate. S'"
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Eicctro.yapor I,at,,s.

DIR. G. ). Coleman requests us to
state that he has now seven patients
being treated with the Electro-Vapor
or medicated baths, aud that more
than that number have been prevented
using them by reason of the charge,
two dollars per bath. He desires to
say that In future, the charge will be
for single bath ono dollar and fifty
cents ; for ten baths, ten dollars.
lnOllw
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OFFICIAL. DIRECTORY,
CITY OF DALLAS.

MnyOr-W, l.. Cuboll,
Enginoor-W VILLAIN NJ, Johnson.
Attorney William NJ, Edwards.
TrcasurGr-R Robert II, West,
SccrotNry-J, II. Hereford.
Assessor ana COlloGtor--IhomOs j. KColOn
Observation-Disclosures pcak.
Health Oiiicori-Dr NJ, A, Cornelius.
Aldermen First ward II. ErvAy, T.. H.
Willlmotto, j, W. Crowdus. Second ward.
ward; d. n. Grove, u. 4. Jott and ". i
Shone.. Fourth wards Il. " Tompkns and
II. q, Mcclure,
The offices OF the various city officers nr1
NJ the city market house. The board Of Al.
dermen meet In regular session nj the coun.
vi room over tho m"rlfot, every tuesday
night.
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VI. lNff q lp4 rni estate A'H'''sl w. NV
lanai street, prs i.Htrip ral lNeHii'''nN
OF Persons neutrality-suspicious. r'll estate W.
a. rzisnslyf lsls m i"w3 "l u'',
bulHlu boards % Nnl nNla 1910 'l
lhrlr plHfa uNdw lNr rfrrrN'H NhNla ~
aImm1yI Uiy rupfHTi "NHNNl NV
lAls," nFlrms," nh HUHiWprWrl ann
WlId Lands" rUumlus uuslNHs NnnsnaAliN
vacant l1ls iu lNpnWN.lmAlrhlH NJ lN.
oily, Alao, hulliIug lpis, aHi % number NI
ypry desirable psiiurrs Situated 40 r'r'4
quarter NJ lNr rlly, Als', hHrlWrIsm WIZ
lands la ptllas and piNHF counties VI ln'
state, hesldra number rl Mrmaol NHlnN'
siAs, Including several large nnd lliililS li''
proved plantations wllbig Ave miles NJ lh'
eilyli DALLAS, spNliN
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The board Of directors Of the Me-
chanlcs Fair association Of Louisiana
has decided TO hold, nj the fairWoupd.
In New leans, "a Southern States
Agricultural and Industrial eXposl'
tlou,n commencing February ~, ls,G,
aud closing March |, 1870, The oSpu,
slllon, while open TO the world, viii
include n special premium list for all
southern products aud manufactures,
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1t Is admitted At Washington, and
apparently at the City of Mexico, that
the Mexican government, while II h
doing all IN It's power to suppress Che
border raids, cannot control General
Cortina, who IL the chief Of the bands
engaged in the operations, Cortina
has been ordered to report at the City
of Mexico, but peremptorlly refuses to
obey, and his government admits that
il cannot enforce his mandate.
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Shreveport has recently lost two
members of her sporting fraternity,
who have settled in Dallas. Billy and
his pard were en- route to the "Infant
Wonder" Denison, the sports para
disc, but they got stuck in Dallas, and,
like thoroughbreds, are bound to get
even or go through. They will most
probably get even, judging from the
send of. N
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r,,y pAILY HERALD

win he faund on sale ~ ~" news
beys ga all iraius ~ ii'n teSas hn"
snd Pacific railway, and ~ 'he i"li"w'
ing news stands ~ the ciiy, Vial w. w.
prauhiin a 60, D0i Main s're'' ", y,
star, Lamar street pierce {" hyi"' po'
MATS street, cigar stand ~ me M"
yacinio Iio,ei, and j. mehi'"re' h"'
mar street,
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FOR SALE.
a Rare Chance for StOckmen.

| offer for sale, very low, nv -b,ea
pun, prince Arthur" He is five years old =,
breed. Wv ~
fflhce Arthur was bred from imported
kentucky, and was imported from ken
lucky when only small calf, being there
lore thoroughly acclimated is perfectly
gshtle and can be handled with impunity.
ne TOOK the first premium ut the Harrison
county fair last fall, as the best thorough
Dreu pun, and the first premium in sweep
stakes ring. will guarantee him as pure
blood as any in America.
refer to Captain j w. Goslee. of Iouis-
vile, Kentucky, Mr.. Il. NJ. smith, Of Shreve
port, louisiana, Drs. q. NJ. Phillips & Thorn
Marshall, Texas. RI WARE
lOldlm 800 "4'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-18

The recent advice of Pope Plus IN,
to the Catholic theological students OF
the United States. is very good.
Preach" said he, Especially by ex-
ample, In order to convert that great
nation.n These young men are thus
put on the same basis as the preachers
oil other denominations, and II they
set a better example Of Christian holt
ness and sobriety than Protestant min
istefs, they certainly deserve to have
Their labors crowned with Success
lCourier-Journal.
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Az old lady, hearing some one
reading about congressman at
large, rushed into tho Kitchen door,
shouting, Sarah Jane Sarah Janet
don't you leave the clothes out all
night, mind ! tell you, for thcrcN II
congressman at largo I"
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RednetIom OF Fnre.

Mr.. Orr respectfully informs the pub
lie that he has reduced the rates ON his
omnibus line, to and from the railroad
depots, and hotels, from fifty to
twenty-five cents, His line Is thor
oughly equipped, and In charge o,
competent and careful men.
luOltf
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DALLAS COUNTY.

District Judgo--ll. BNrksdnle, Dallas.
Criminal Court Judgo--Silas Hare, Sher.
man,
District Attoney-Ed, q, Bower, Dallas.
District ana cX-oiliCiO County Clerk
Alexander llarwood.
Deputy Clcrks-R. d. Rawllns, Pierre NJ
Brown, William \, lIurwood.
Shoriii-James II. Barkley,
Tax Clerk-Adolphe King.
Deputy Sherifls-J, NJ. Chapman, Thomas
=. Floyd Thomas Z. Scott, Beverly Scott,
John Bowen.
Surveyor oberr NJ, Cook.
Tre0suror-Martin V. Cole.
Cattle aud Hide lnSpector-Thomas John.
son.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
Precinct No, IN. NJ. Buriord (presdlng
iustice), Dallas.
Precinct No. 2-Willam A. George, Lam.
caster,
Precinct No. 3--N. o. McAdams, Five
Mile Creek.
Precinct No. i-ThomNs l.. Frank, Breck.
inridge.
Precinct No, 5--rhomas d. Coates, scyene
OONSTABLHS.
Precinct No, IA. H,Hardln
Precinct No. an. NJ. FOndren,
Precinct No. 3-R, H. Barker,
Precinct No. Al. =, Floyd,
Precinct No. 81. A. Fisher,
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poIs SALE.

My residence, corner raeihe avenue
aud Il0nsioa streets, embraeinE hall y
biseh OF gTound. Win - vel hniSi'"'
ona.siory and basement roeh'eonerr's
buiIding, aud all necessary o"''b"''"'
Tags, sle. Az early applicant may No.
eure - bargain -
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"Nenr-Sighted Policy"

IL lisa near-sighted policy not to employ
the best available means OF overcoming the
disadvantages Observation-Disclosures The"Dia.
mond spectaclcs," made by the Spencer OPP
Teal Manufacturing company, of New York,
give permanent relief from the suffering and
annoyance of this failure of vision. These
goods have obtained n wonderful and de-
served reputation lUld2S9w2w
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DirNNIOrs' Meetlng.

The directors of the Dallas and
Wichita Railroad company are re-
queslod TO meet at the company's
office, on Commerce street, opposite
San Jacinto hotel, on Saturday, 10th
instant at 4 o'clock p. NJ,
lO7dlt j. W. CALDER, President,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-18

W, q, hielIlps & 90, continue the grocery
and provision business az lla Elm street. H.
V, Tumpkins' odd stand lhcy also solicit
consignmpuls rom N, lnuis, Galveston ana
other points, The old hun VIA dissolved on
tho alh Instant Mr II, i, laiBurlcy dlbpns-
ing oi his Interest 10 W, II, Cocker The
style of The Gnu VIII romaiu the same
Goods viii be delivered IN tho city lleo NJ
charge, W. e. hlVklIgs'
6ldly W,H, COkERi
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Diamonds, watches, jewelry, fine
sterling silverware, and everything at
Austin's, will, during the month of
June, be offered at prices never before
heard Of. Call and be convinced at
5l3 Main street. 9idlm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-18

Tho Maryland primary elections
indicate that Hon, John Lee Carroll, a
dcsce Of Charles Carroll of Car
roll0u, aud one Of the ablest and best
men In the state, will be the next goy'
NTnnr Of lhnL hlnle,
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"Let No, Your Angry Passions Rise.

''Let Not Your Angry Passions Rise
Willie and Felix what lovely
names), two nice young men, but old
sports, raised little argument We'd
nesday night, on Main street, about
their respective merits rs faro dealers,
and finally adjourned to Foss Nichols
hotel, with II peeler MS referee. Boys,
why will you do so? Hawks should
not pick out hawks cen.
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- The couple married in balloon
TO advertise Barnums show didn't
live together three weeks. He
boxed her ears, the amber haired
bride broke his nose, and the theory
OF the eastern current is still un.
solved.
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Notice.

All persons indebted to the under.
signed for advertising, job work and
subscriptions are notified to make
payment Of the same without delay.
My accounts MUST be closed up ut once.
JNo. W. swINDELLs.
DALLAS, June l, 1870
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Preliminary Examination Of stone

The preliminary examination of the
woud-be-murderer Stone, who COM
mtted the numerous assault on young
Obenchaln n short while since, will
take place before the Hon. Nat. Nj.
Buriord, presiding justice of Dallas
county, this morning at 0 O'Clock.
This examination hos been hitherto
delayed to await the result of Mr..
Otenchain's wounds, and latterly to
give him an opportunity to testify
against the man who attempted his life
in such cowardly manner, the partic-
ulars OF which are still fresh in the
minds of THE HERALD's readers.
"Let justice be DONE" is the wish OF
the community, and let an example
be made of any man who attempts the
life of one who never did him any
wrong whatever, or gave him the least
cause for the cOmmittal of the murder
Gus assault.
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mnir worn

Ofall kindsi switches braids, puts haiI
jeweD, elo,, done ia tho best style nul nl
eheap rates, by Mn, d, 4, puy,ii south
Jefferson street rDuhuBs nj Wl kluh'
worked upa reasonable terms, 4 liberal
piice pAid iur human hair, u'llm
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Wake Up and see what u
GOiug On'

,Iasgh Uanc6Wooh6lb Hms'ffd'
DaRas, Lo0smM aNing gnnda anlr
dlirus hou 20 cs'om04JrH On
ad gdrhim afriai, al dli E'm "NH'
U1IIm
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Thanks,

The Dallas City Cornet band was
making the air musical last night
with sweet strains, and honored THE
HERALD with serenade.
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a wot nurse, IN u respectable family, of
good character and perfect health. Good
wages win bp paid, Apply 10 DR.. Gibbs, over
Hoskns y Howoll's drug store, lOSdlw
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JUSTICES OF THE pEACE.
THE MAILS,
Arrival and Departure of Malls al Dallas Post.
office.
Northern Mail,

"'i'"' """ pOP"rturn vi hhlS NJ Dallas P0St
office.
Northern Mail.
Via NJ, X. and T. r. r., comprising western
northern and eastern states, New York an,
81. Louis mails, arrives daily at 59S u m, de
parts daily at $3.50 m.
Southern mail.
New Orleans and southern Louisiana, Gal
weston, Houston, Austin, Waco, and all othe
points III southern Texas, arrives daily at g.S
p IN; departs daily ut j:2S p m.
Eastern Mail,
via I, and Z. R.R., comprising southern and
middle states, Louisville, Chattnnoorn' Nam,
PMS, Little Rock, and Shreveport, and MI
eastern iexas, arrives daily ut $3.50 d IN; de.
parts daily at 500 p IN.
Western Mail,
IRON Fort Worth, Cleburne. Gronburv
Weatherford, Decatur Palo Pinto, Jack sboTd
anu western posts, arrives daily at 800 b m,
departs dairy at $3.50 m.
Cedar Hill Mail.
-, Cedar Hill, Mansfield, Alvarado and Cross
illnDers, arrives at D y m "Wednesday and
saturday; departs Monday and Thursday at
scyene Mail.
. Sfyenet haughts Store and Union Hill
arrives Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
III Il hh'' departs at p m alternate days.
Denton Mail.
,DDenton, Bolivar. Elizabethtown, Boyd's
Nils, Louisville aud Trinity Mills, arrives
~ III Mohuay, Wednesday and Saturday:
aeparts AT u IN alternate days.
Red Oak and Lisbon.
Arrives 400 p m Mondays, Wednesdays
lays, i''''e
Lisbon Mail.
Red Oak and Lisbon arrives at 4 D m Mon
iny, Wednesday and Friday; departs altern-
lte days AT q III.
Mails for Bobo's store, Grapevine and Duel,
reek are taken out by hand, at Irregular in.
ervals. e''"' in-
Office Hours,
Delivery window, Sa m to5pm
Money order window, s m to u m. and
rom y m to pm. N
stamps sold from s q m to nm.
tours. ' "iN0
Al persons having complaints against the
,i III on any account, viii please present
master fN''-
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Horses, 3sggiI, On! Carriages

ON sale and for hire on short notice. Cou-
Ncyances furnished for any part of the inte-
flor OF the state. HAY SCALES Mt the stable.
&dtf9wtt
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VIA NJ, *. and I. h. r., comprising western
northern and eastern states, New York and
81. Louis mails, arrives daily at SIS u m; de,
nnrIS nnllN ut N,2n n m =. - ~ w
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New Orleans and southern Louisiana, Gal.
weston, Houston, Austin, Waco, and all othe,
points IN southern ToXas arrives daily at gSI
p IN; departs daily ut i2S u N,
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Via I. and p. R.R., comprising southern nm,
middle states, Louisville, Chattanooga, Mem
PMS, Little Rock, and Shreveport, and all
parts daily at 500 IN. '''' w
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NT "
REruETEn EKrRE>sLT r"R rHE MORNING LEADER.
MIG lit REP O II II.
The Department of the Inte-
liOr will send a GeologiSt
to the Black Hills.
"
Senator ] hnSon Speaks.
Senator ] hnson Speaks.
Adjournment Of the Alabama
Legislature.
The Wall Street Market.

Washington, March 22.-Thc gal
leries were crowded long before the
hour of meeting to-day, and when the
Senate was called to order, there was
not even standing room in them.
while on the floor of the Senate were
many members of the House and
Others entitled TO the privilege. After
reading the journal, Boutwell, offered
the resolution for the final adjourn
ment on blank day of March at blank
o'clock, and gave notice that he would
call it up as soon as the pending reso-
luton was disposed of. At ten min
utes past twelve, Johnson, of Tennes-
see, took the floor and began his
speech on the Louisiana resolution.
The Interior Department will, as
soon as possible, send n competent
geologist to examine the Black Hills
country and ascertain accurately its
mineral wealth.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-03-23

New York, March 92-The Wall
street markets are all higher than Sat
urday, except money and foreign ex-
change. Weather extremely cold,
thermometer marking several degrees
below zero. Improvement in general
trade is reported, but it is less than
would be if the weather was season.
able. Gold closed sixteen and quar-
ter. The Evening Post says: SO COM
pletely do cIiques control the market
that it is impossible to form an intelli-
gent :opinion as to theimmcdiate fu-
ture of prices.
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COEdcnsed Lightning.

Gen. Emory, when relieved of COM
nIand of the DeIartmento of the Gulf,
Will go to Washington. OF the men,
hers OF his staff, Capt. w. w. Sanders,
7ih 1nnnty, goes to Fort Buford,
d. T.; Capt. E NJ. Hayes, 5th Cav
airy, goes to AIizona; Capt. Luke
o REILLY, 10Th Infantry, goes to Camp
Supply, Indian Territory.
A fire in East Juflfey, Sunday
morning, destroyed property valued
ut S75,UOO.
There is considerable trouble upon
the Philadelphia & Reading Railroad,
between its employees and the Rail-
road Company.
Gov. Chamberlain's administration
in South Carolina has been sustained
ly both Houses of the Legislature.
The taxes will be lighter in that State
hereafter.
Dispatches to the New York Herald
flcm CUha state that the murderer
ShnrkcY, who walked out of the
Iomhs in the clothes of his mistress,
Maggie Jordan, a couple of years ago,
was captured by detective in Havana
and will be taken back to New York.
Gov. Kellogg has received the award
of the Congressional Committee on
the Louisiana Legislature. 1t will
not be made public until the called
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-03-23

This favorite hosteIry has under the
pr"prietorship Of Mr.. l.. Morris re-
sumed its place among the best hotels
Of this city. The accommodations
offered at this house, including the
rooms, the culinary department and
the bar, are certainly first class in ALL
respects. The many old customers of
Mr.. Morris know that he can keep a
hotel and therefore give him their
patronage. The travelling public that
visit the Planters are well pleased with
its host ana management.
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session of the Legislature in April.
1t is signed y The seven memhcr~.
1t is stated Ihat it will give the Con
servativcs a small majority in the
House, and the Republicans Il majority
on the joint ballot.
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And while you are getting those
splendid Salt Like Neshan lcks, do
not forget the Snow Flake Four,
McMurray's Peaches and sich, all "a
cheap as the cheapest at Pease &
TuylOr's. mI6-d6t
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LAWS OF WYoMING.--A few copies
Of the Laws of this Territory, of 1869,
1871 and 1873 are yet left ut the
LEADER office. Sent postpaid for
$1,000 for full set, or $500 for vol. | =,
$500 for vol. II, $500 for vol. III.
Send i'll your orders. mSd&w-tf
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-03-23

Port Jervis, n. y. March 22.-The
ice formed gorge i'm the Delaware, six
miles above Water Gap and extending
back eighteen miles, the ice is piled
from ten to fifteen feet high all the
way, and mach alaLm is felt all along
the valley.
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1ca1 Dept; Cheyenne, Evo.
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CO Al.
COAL.
COAL

The best of Colorado Coal will he
delivered by w. IL. Lee, by the
half-carload or more, for SO per ton.
In smaller quantities at $S.5O per ton.
Leave your or lers at Bakers pruvi-
sion store. nOVlS-dtf
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IN THE VEST.

Novelties in Moss Agntes. Topaz and
hrr Naive STONES, AS well A. exquisite pro-
duct Ous lIom
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For E'I-CSh ISccf &c

OFFICE c. s d PIT. OF THE PLATTE,
Omahu. NeD March s. 1875.
The Acting OmmiSSarieS Of ubsistence Mt
each of the following F. SITS will receive until
II \. Nj, he TIA of April, So sailed prnpo-
sal. in dupliC te. for furnishing the Beef and
Reef ntlIr required by The subs stcmcc De-
P'rtmcnt at their respective stations. during
Iweive months, com nencing July /, 1875
viz:
BridgPr. Brown. 'Tmeron cheyenne Doug
las, FrttCrmRn. HartSutr, Laramie, MCPher-
son. North Platte. ON hd. Omaha Barracks
Ro rn> on tRrd loud Ngency), ID A. HuSs, H.
Sanders. Sidney Barracks sheridan CSpotIed
Tail geucyl Stambnugh and Fred Steele
ilnfOrnrtiOE aS to conditions, form of pro-
poSals, quality OF BE +, &c, can be obtained
by application TO the \. (. :. at any of the
abON Z named posts.
JOHN T. HAWKINS, Major and c. s.
(m22-dGt)
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TitusviIle, Penn, March pa
fire at Tideout, Penn, this forenoon,
destroyed eleven buildings in the
business part of town. Loss $3O, 900 !;
insurance 22,OUO.