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The daily gazette., 1875-11-24
rom the New York Tribune.
A W0nt SuDplied.

The American mind is active. 1t has
given us books of fiction for the senti-
mentalist, learned books for the scholar
and professional student, but few books
for the people. A book for the people must
relate to subject of universal interest.
Such n subject is the physical man, and
such Il book "THE PEoPLE's COMMON
SENSE MEDICAL ADVISER" copy of
which has been recently laid on our ta-
BILE. The high professional attainments
of its author-DR. K. V. PIERCE. of Buff
falo, n. G.,-and the advantages derived
by him from an extensive practice, would
alone insure for his work cordial re-
ception. But these are not the merits
for which it claims our attention. The
Author Is q man OF the peopie. He sym
pathizes with them in all their atflic-
tions, efforts and attaiuments. He per-
ceives their want-G knO.rlsGgs Of tlcHt-
selreS--and believing that all truth should
be made as universal as Gods own sun
light. FROM his fund Of learning and tz-
perience he has produced u work in
which he gives them the benefit ot his
! labors. In it he considers man in every
| phase OF his existence, from the moment
he energies from rayless atom, too di-
minutive for the sight, until he gradu-
ally evolves to the maturity of those
Conscious PoWefS. the exercise of which
furnishes subjective evidence of our inn
mortality" Proceeding upon the theo-
ry that every fact of mind has IA physi-
| cal antecedent, he has given an admira-
BILE treatise on Cerebral Physiology, and
shown the bearings of the, facts thus es-
| tablished upon individual and social
welfare. The Author believes with
! Spencer, that "as vigorous health and
its accompanying high spirits are larger
elements of happiness thau any other
thing whatever, the teaching how t.
maintain them is q teaching that yields
to no other whatever" and accordingly
has introduced an extensive discussion
| of the methods by which we may pre-
| serve the integrity of the system anc
| ofttimes prevent the onset of disease
| Domestic Remedies-their preparation
uses and effects-form q prominent fea
ture of the work. The hyg;enic treat
ment, or nursing of the sick, is an i'm
portant subject, and receives attentinn
commensurate with its Importance
| Nearly all diseases Ito which flesh /:
heir" are described, their symptoms anC
cause explained, and proper domesti,
treatment suggested. To reciprocatt
the many favors bestowed upon him by
a geneI GUS public, the author offers hi
book ut price 81 so little exceedin,
the cost of publication. Our reader
can obtain this practical and valuabl,
work by addressing the author.
To SUFFERING LADIEs.-"Dr. Rogerson'
Female Hydrastbs Pocders, for all femal
Complaints. BY mail. 81. Address. Di
| Rogerson. Z. o. Box. 256S y. \. NV
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Just before in the evening; evening
train had passed down before | saw
this man first time when Ahern and
Weibel were with us; saw no other
trains with us; saw no other trains
pass up or down between that time
and last time we went to Townsend.
On cross examination, witaes said
he thought, but was not certain that
he was born at Pearson's Corner; "yan
side of kcnton;" said he saw the tramp
pass up the road about sun down
when Weibcl said he had been cussing
the Irish.
Witness spoke OF cars being on the
side track, between the tramp and
Townsend; tramp was standing on
left hand side of side track, and as
passed up the main track, one car
length, lost sight of the tramp, and
as passed two cars length i lost sight
of Ahren.
AT this period the Jury in the case
OF State Is. Whitlocks returned a yer.
dict of mot guilty" Judge Gilpin
ordered the Whitlocks to stand up and
said, calling each by name: "Y on have
been acquitted. This case should adj
monish you from keeping a hell in
Mlddletown, where negroes and the
lowest classes of whites drink and
make disturbances. would advise you
to take my advice. You can 60"
Court took a recess until 10 O'Clock
tomorrow. II.C. +.
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FUNERAL OF THE NICE.PRESI-
DENT.

The funeral cf Vice President Viii
son, in Washington will take place on
Friday morning. The body will reach
Philadelphia on Friday evening, and
will bc lald in state in Independence
Hall until ten or eleven o'clock on
Saturday morning, when it will be
taken to Massachusetts,. The Common
Couacil of Boston at Il meeting yestcr.
day, appointed a conmit;cc 70 attend
the funeral.
The following gentlemen are the
Committee of Arrangements, Senator
Thurman, Senator Morrill,. .ofN ermont,
Hon. J. A. Garfield, Hon. Samuel
Randall, Hon. ". W. Warren, Ex-
Governor Dennison. Associate Justice
Clifford, Secretary Fish, the Massachu-
setts committee; the pal bearers,
Senators Edmunds, sherman, Bayard
and Whytc, Ex Speaker Blaine, Re.
representatives. Mills, Wood and Kasson.
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FOURTH EDITION
DrOtCned Uhiie DUchjilg.
MAN DROWNED IN THE DELAwA...
WHILE OUT DUCKISG

MAN DROWNED IN THE DELAWA.-
WHILE OUT DUCKTEG
Yesterday afternoon. Philip and Dam,
Gibbs. brothers, OF this city, went dow.
the Delaware short distance, af.e.-
ducks. Towards evening, Daniel becar,A
tired, and after vainly endeavoring u
persuade his brother 20 return, same
home alone. This morning he found
that Philip had not returned and b.
coming alarmed he procured boat a;.i
went in search of the missing man.
Along the Delaware shore a short a.
tance below the mouth of the Christian
he came across his brothers boat, pa,t
tally upset, and also found the dead body
of Philip, with the head III the w;te-
and the feet in the boat, fastened tight
ly IN the decoy ropes. From the appear
ance of the boat it would seem that
Philip hauled in the decoy ducks. az.
placed them IN the bottom of the boat.
| and that when the boat upset his zee.
became so tangled in the ropes a. =
render him helpless.
The body was placed in the boat LID
| brought to Church street wharf, whr-
the Coroner was notified. An inqus.:
will he held this afternoon.
Deceased was about 80 years ot -:
and leaves wife.
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General NehCS.

7 10. o#:i4c:,L vot" Of oregon g.v,s la
uri"5t.Atie candidate .or Congress.
majority.
The t:a. ot ,r..s. ex-ch,ei alor.
t1a Internal Revenue Eurrau at Wa :
ington. for rompaeity il, tue wnis&-,-
frauds. =, gan yesterday at st. Louis.
Matthew Christie aid Aycnibald :, =,
CAus!1nd. book-kecpe-s n the First NJ
tional Bank Of Patterson. y. J., were a.
rested yesterday, on the charge OF bav.l-
emb ltled two thousand dollars from =.
Bank
Tn commission l. Investigate ti.'
/ affairs ot the Second Couptroller's otic.
in Washington began yesterday to exam.
inc witnesses in the Fort Sugg and W.
towski claims cases. The investigate
is private.
| According to the annual report u
General Benet, Chief Of the Bureau q
Ordnance, the strength of the organized
militia Of the United States IS 81, -.
and the unorganized 3.1ol ,9177. If arm
and military equipments could be NOR
freely supplied, the General says. "thr
organized force would he greatly 2.
| larged I"
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THENATIONAL GRANGE.

In the National Grange yesterday
the Salaries of the officers were tlxeC.
as follows, besides expenses, Master
$500 per annum, Treasurer, 5000
Secretary, $4,000. The bond of thC
Secretary was fixed at $1,000; that c
the Treasurer at $1,000. The follow
ing officers were elected Master, JOIN
T. Jones, OF Arkansas; Overseer, j. :.
Woodman, of Michigan; Lecturer, Il
i. Smedley, of Iowa; Steward Mort ,
mer Whitehead, of New Jersey, Chal
lain. ). II. Ellis, of Ohio: Treasurer
+. VI. Doweu, Secretary; y. IL. Kelly
of kentucky; Gate Keeper, .. Dir
widdle, OF Indiana; Ceres, Mrs. j. /
Jones, of Arkansas.
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STRAY WAIF.S.

Union Loan Association meets tc-
night.
The Mortonville murder still re:>lains
e mystery.
One drunk COMPRISED ths morning )
police report.
The royal turkey will grace many Il
festive board" tomorrow.
Mems boots very strong and very cheap
at Alexander's 102 Market street,
A palace for the ladies is d. Fennessey $
boot and shoe emporium 22l Market
street.
Childrens shoes in all styles, very
cheap, at L. Donahoes 3o7 Market
street.
To thoroughly enjoy Thanksgiving
buy pair of cheap shoes from ID. Nc
Cusker, PIG w. Second street.
Quay says he intonds to sell hats and
caps tomorrow on conditions, that il
you wont pay his prices. he will taGe
yours, prorided-233 Market street,
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Eff. KunkeI's Bitter Wine Of Iron

Has never been known to fsil IN the cure of
weakness. attended with symptoms. iudis-
position to exertion, loss of memory, dificult
of breathing. general weakness, horror of
disease, weak, nervous trembling, dreadful
horror of death, night sweats, cold feet,
weakness, dimness of vision, languor, uni
yersal lassitude of the muscular system,
enormous appetite with dyspeptic system,
hot hands, lushing OF the body. dryness of
the skin, pallld countenance and eruptiOns
on the face purifying the blood, pain in the
bach, ,heavness OF the eyelids, frequent black
spots fiying before the eyes with temporary
suffusion and loss OF sight; want of atten-
ton, etc. These symptoms all arise FROM u
kers Bitter Wine OF Iron. 1t never fails.
Thousands are now enjoying health who have
used 1t; Get the genuine. Sold only IN 81
bottles, Take only +. +. kunkePs. Depot
and office. No. 259 North Ninth street, Phlla-
delphia, Pa.
Ask for kunkel's Bitter Wine OF Iron This
truly valuable tonic has been so thoroughly
tested by all classes OF the community that
1t Is now deemed Indispensable as tonic
medicine 1t costs but little, purIhes the
blood and gives tone to the stomach, reno
Yates the system and prolongs hfe.
now only ask trial of this valuable tonic
Price $lper bottle. kUNkEL, sole
Vine, Philadelphia. Pa
Ask for Kunkers Bitter Vine of Iron and
take no other.
II is sold only in a bottles, with a photo.
graph of the proprietor on each wrapper, al
other is counterfeit,
sold by druggists aug2- lmdTw -
No, 2SS. Tape worms 559
entirely removed with purely vegetable
medicine, passing from the system alive
No fee unless the head passes. Come and re
| Ter to patients treated. DR.. L. +. Kunkel
No. 259N Ninth street, Philadelphia. Ad
vice free. Seat, Pin and Stomach Worm
also removed
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PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
WEpNEspAY. Nov. 24.-5P.

lLoUR.-The market continues dull, and
only 1900 bbls changed hands in lots tn suit
the local trade 1t ~ 30 "a IS for supertne ,
e. 8 so for Western and Penpa. extra: 81
for Wisconsin extra family; 81 l2l2 q 6 10 for
Minnesota ditto; 50 for Penna., Ohio and
Indiana ditto, and 81 % q 25 for fancy brands
as to quality. Rye Flour is selling at IS l2l =
a j %.
GRAIN The Wheat market is steady. with
a far demand for prime llnts from the local
millers Sales OF 5000 bushels Pennsylvania
red at Al 81 a | 40; do. amber at 81 80 % ~ ;
Western red at $fal 60, as TO quality. and
white at 81 43 al 80 In Rve no sales Corn
is in fair request and sells at 10 &c. for
are steady; 5000 bushels sold at s. i3c for
mixed, and 43 50c. for white.
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COMPROMISED The suit of the
United States against the sureties of
c. II. B. Day, formerly Collector or
Internal Revenue for this State has
been settled. The counsel of the
defendants (citizcns of Kent county,
including DR.. Isaac Jump, Wilson L.
Cannon, John Woodall, and others, }
agreed to the payment of comprom-
Use sum, namely $6,s49.1s. Judgment
for this amount was entered in the [.
!. Circuit Court.
The daily gazette., 1875-11-24

AsToNIsHING.-The amount of gooG-.
that are sold daily at Louis Z. Wate--
mans New Clothing House, n, W. Coz.
of Market and Fifth streets. opposi..
Clayton House. is truly astonishing =
They 1t the same time receive new goo.,
daily. All mankind can be suited fro,:
the largest man To the smallest. Boy
suits and overcoats they nave in suc-
indless variety, that it is perfectly b.
wildering. Those who wish auythin. /.
their line are sure OF being treated v e.
and their prices are 50 low that it VIZ. .
be impossible not to purchase.
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FREIdHr TRAINs.-No freight trains
will be run on the Wilmington and
Reading Railroad tomorrow, and the
freight Office in this city will be closed,
Passenger trains, however, will be run as
usual.
This same announcement also applies
to the Wilmington " Western Railroad.
Posr MoRTEM EXAMINATION. ester
day, Ur. James, of Philadelphia, made a
post mortem examination OF the body Of
4. Emmett Robinson, decea sed, The
liver was found to be enlarged to twice
its natural size.
The daily gazette., 1875-11-24

IMPROVEMENT IN LAND.-As show
ing how land has been improved in
this county IN the past few years we
might mention the fact that Mr.. Sam
ucl L, Earle owns Il farm near Rose.
vile, which only Il few years ago was
almost commons, but which has
this year yielded 1Gi7 bushels of
wheat and about 400 barrels of corn
Mr.. Earle bought it a few years ago
when land was high at S23.G2 per
acre. II is now one of the finest farms
in that section and is well cultivated,
This shows what land in these parts
will do when properly handled. ten
,7rrR!e, h3, O5Scrrer.
The daily gazette., 1875-11-24

TIE FAIR AT ODD Fellows Hail.
The fair tor the benefit Of the American
Rifle military company commences this
evening, and promises to be one of the
grandest affairs Of the kind ever held in
this city. The hall has been beautifully
decorated, and the arrangements are
most complete. Many new features have
been introduced to make it attractive
and pleasant for those who attend. and
we add, go once and you will be sure to
go again. Articles tor the fair can now
be left at the hall.
The daily gazette., 1875-11-24
MCDONALD CONVICTED.

Ex,Supervisor Mcdonald, of the
Whisky Ring, on trial at St. Louis,
was committed on all the eight counts
OF the indictment. The Judge said
he would not pass sentence until he
had heard evidence in all the cases,
and he remanded Mcdonald to the
custody of the I. s. Marshal, in de-
fault of $4,000 further bail for his
appearance,
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HANGED FOR ATTEMPTED RAPE,

John Brown, colored, was arrested
near Fort Valley, Ga, in attempting
to outrage highly respectable young
lady. He knocked cut some Of her
teeth and filled her mouth and ears
with dirt. A band of disguised men
took him from the custody of the shcr-
i'll that night and hung him.
The daily gazette., 1875-11-24

-'ieneral Butler reluctantly denies
That he owns gold mine, and advise d
the friend who asked him about it never
to believe anything that he saw about
him i'll the newspapers. In view Of the
wide range and the exhaustive variety
of the newspaper stories about General
Butler, isn't this Injunction rather too
rest rict i've.
The daily gazette., 1875-11-24
OUTRAGE By A NEGRO.

Andrew Emmens, colored, was ar
rested in New York on a charge Of
mayhem. He attempted to kiss a white
woman named Ellen Thomas, at No.
20 Thompson street. She resisted, and
at length Emmcns seized the woman
in his ,armsand bit her lip off, disfg
uring her for lie, Emmens was com
mitted for trial.
The daily gazette., 1875-11-24

personal William n. Dunnia-
formerly of Georgetown, Suisse
county, but now Of Concordia, ka2-
Sas, was married on Monday, to Nj
Nellie Hollinger, of Prairie City, ia.
per county, Iowa. Mr.. Dunning Ia,
many friends in this State, particular
ly in Smyrna and Georgetown, wAD
will extend him their hearty congo
uations.
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Groceries and Provisions
N.F.CoR. FRONT 4 KING STS.

y. F. COR. FRONT 4 KING SIS.
Having taken the above stand and laid in a
eeperal assortme ept of FRESH GROCERIES
AND PROVISIONS. am prepared to ac-
com oiate the citizens OF W ilmington and the
public with any goods in my line, at the
il west market figures Also. Corn and Oats
fer sale. The publ are invited to give me a
Aav. B.,m. JOHN MeCAuLLY.
The daily gazette., 1875-11-24

CoNTlRMED.-The report published
yesterday in regard to the digging up Of
u bag Of silver coins near DUPONT station
has heen confirmed. Mr.. Cornog still
has the coins, brt lie is still unaware of
their character or exact value.
The daily gazette., 1875-11-24
REL2GIOIS.

Thanksgiving day services in Trim
ity Chapel, KING and Fifth streets, on
Thursday morning, at 1870 o'clock.
The offering will be in behalf OF the
Wilmington City Dispensary.
Daily evening prayer will be offer
cd at I O'Clock, in Trinity Chapel
throughout the season of Advent, be.
ginning on Sunday next and continu-
ing until Christmas. Al are cordially
invited.
THANKsGIvlNG. : 1t has been ar
ranged that the several Presbyterian
congregations of Wilmington will
hold union service in the First Pres
byterian church, Market street, above
Ninth street, at 1890 o'clock. Rev
r B. DuVal to preach the sermon
The choirs Of the respective churches
have been invited through their lead.
ers, to be present to lead in songs OF
thanksgiving, All cordially invited.
The daily gazette., 1875-11-24

Az INPRoyEMRYr-T The Third stree
bridge over the Christlana has bee-
painted white, by direction ot the Levy
Court, ard boatmen can no longer com e
plain of not being able to see the bride
at night This Is the first coat Of pa;-..'
the bridge has received since its erectl.-
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
HORSE. DISEASE

Positively cured by the use OF HUMPH-
REY's HOMEOPATHIC :VErERINAKY
SPECIFICS. Sold by
WALTON. Druggist.
935 Market street.
Also. fol sale. Homeopathic Pharmacy
Goods. and Humphrey specific for peo?le,
Oct l5-t jan /.
The daily gazette., 1875-11-24

ALxosr ANOTHER MuRDER.-Chest=
county nearly had another murder, Mon
day. near MIlltown, when 4 tramp ds-
saulted a companion and beat h:l
severely over the head with club. Y
injured man was sent to the Almshous-
aud the as asaulter allow ed to depart,
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M A q RIEO

RN-WATTSOH.-On the 10th IN
stant, by the Mayor OF Philadelphia, Mr..
Ames A. Eastburn, OF Wilmington, to Miss
hollie r. W attson, OF Newark. Del.
lCHEY-WARE.-On the 22nd inst, at the
NJ. e. Parsonage, New Castle, by Rev J. b.
Mann, Mr.. Charles Richey, Of Queen Anne's
County, Md, to Mrs. Caroline y. Ware OF
New Castle Del
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ElRST EDITION
|gDCEED|NGS or COURT
|,euIqTAL OF THE WHITL0CKS.
|..s,1MoNY OF WITNESSES FOR
THE DEFENSE.
-uc TOWNSEND MURDER CASE
~ OPENED,
ouru DAYS PROCEEDINGS

o.lso EVIDENCE IN THE wHlTIooh
,-A VERDICT OF NOT GUILTY"
.r IuDGE GlLPlN sAID-THE
,,., OF AKERN AND wE1BoLD COM
sENcED.
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DIED

RoBINsoN-In this city, on November 23rd,
1875, X Emmett Robinson, in the iSrd year
of his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from his late residence, S26 Market street, on
Friday, the Goth inst at IL O'Clock.
DARLINGTON I'm this city, November 22nd.
1875, Mabel. daughter OF Edward and susan
NJ. Darlington, in the 4th year of her age.
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BOOTS AND SHOES
At Remarkably Low Prices
s. Il. CORNER NINTH { SPRUCE Sr,

w l. have on hand n full assortment, OF
w Gentlemen's Boo,s, Shoes and Gal
ters. Ladies'. Misses and Childrcn's Shoes
and Caters, made of the best material and
in the best and latest style. which we are
selling Mt prices that defy competition. We
cordially invite the public to call and exam
inc ous stock and learn Our prices before
purchasing elsewhere. We mean business
and in order u do il we sell chesp-very
cheap. o,.
novla-Sm. W NJ. HOlCK.
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The BestinthS world.

The Best In tho World
The Spencer Optical Manufacturing COM
pany have by honest care and skill produced
the umequaled Diamond Spec acles, " which
prove the best friend of thousands whose
sight has been impaired. See that each pair
has the diamond trademark.
For sale in Wilmington by B. s. Clark, No.
407 Market street. nov22eod&wlw
The daily gazette., 1875-11-24

SrrrER.-Remember the Thanksgivi-c
Supper. III the Union NJ. T.. Church. to
morrow evening. First table at g o Gle.
sharp. 10 one, 80 all. During the eve
ing speeches will be made. inter percss
wl'h ~.nsiug. / ) the choir
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WEATHER REPORT.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 24.-1 a. NJ.
PRoBABILITIEs.
For the Lower Lake region and
Middle States rising barometer, NORTH
to west winds, colder and clear o.
clearing weather.
The daily gazette., 1875-11-24
TIE CORONER'S WORK

CORONER GROVES RECORD DURING THR
PAST YEAR.
On Nov. 2lst, 1874, Coroner Groves
held his first inquest and his official
record for the year since that time is
as follows
Number OF inquests held, 90
Jurors summoned
and sworn, 1856
witnesses examined 200
OF the bodies inquested, 81 were
males and IS females. Six OF the
inquests resulted in the trial OF sus-
pected persons on capital charges.
To day theCoroner will hold another
inquest Gas reported elsewhcrel which
will make the total 100.
The daily gazette., 1875-11-24

All who SufTsr rom coughs. colds, bron
chitls, crolpI whooping cough, and the mos;
TO be dreaded OF all. Consumption, can tind
isure reliet in DR.. HIsfar's BaIssR1 Of HAi
Cicrv, which cures when other remedies
all. 30 cts and 81 bottle, large bottles
much the cheaper.
The daily gazette., 1875-11-24

That Iron ~ Valuable as a Medicine
has long been known, but il is only since It's
preparation in the part cular form of Peruvian
syrup that Its full power over disease has
been brought TO Light. Its effect in cases of
dyspepsia and debility is most salutary.
The daily gazette., 1875-11-24

WANTED.-leo0 ladies' and gentlemen TO
aat sumner at the Union NJ. T.. Church, Fifth
and Washington Streets, on Thanksgiving
evening from to IL o'clock.
Tickets for Adults 90 cents for Children %
cents ~
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To SUFFERING LADIEs.-"Dr. Rogerson's
Female Hydrdst1s POieders, for all female
Complaints. BY mail. 81. Address. DIR.
Rogerson, 7. o. Box. 2J6S y. \. NV
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BAKERIES. r p
UNDERWOOD & MCGREG)R,
Enterprise u kerry
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Churches.

st, Marks church, Episcopal. Rev. F. w
Hilliard rector. Sund4y services. IL a. m. and
8 p. m. Sunday school after morning service
Seats free. All persons are cordially invited to
attend,
Roman Catholic, kev. Jas. McGolrich. Pastor
Rev. Eugene Cussan, Asst. Church ono'Nen
street, above Twentieth.
Presbyterian Church., Rev. ]. Y. Cowick
Pastor. Services at IL a. m. and TX d. m,
Sunday School directly after morning SER
vice. Prayer meeting every Wednesday eve
ming at III o'clock.
Methodist Episcopal, Rev. W. F. Warren, pas
tor Preaching every Sabbath at lila. m,
and Up. m. Sabbath school at az d. m
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening. The
public are cordially invited to all the services Of
the church,
african Methodist Episcopal Church.-ser-
vices at II o,cl9 Gh a.; m and 2 m, every
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
EN- BON, 10Th street
u. l.. THOMSON, l7H Skregf.
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CHEXENNE1 rF-
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.


D. MCLAUGHLIN, ferguson street
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COMMERCIAL JOB PRINTING
GENERAL

DelegaIo IN Congress,
FORTY TAtrG CoagrSSs-Hon. W. R. stee6
Territorial OmcSrH,
GoosrHor-Jno. n. Thayer.
Sseretary-G. W. French.
Chig Jusees Or Supreme Court. W. Fisher
Assocdd1 JHShces~Os. M. Carey, ga, Tbomas
Or'fss STATES COASctOr-E p. snow.
Surveyor General Sflas Reed.
Esceteet q PHbhe N0HeVs-G. w. Corey.
Rs0tster Y: 5. Land 0gfoe-S. II. Winsor.
Territorial TreaSuFsr-S. W. Downey.
Tsrr1tortdi AHditor|. Il Hayiord.
IF. L. Arnold.
CoH71stSstoltsr Of PeHAra0dryY Charles Hutton.
M. h. Post.
Territorial Librarian John SIaugh:er.
SoBaDltsstoHSr Of HnDigral0a| K. jeffrey.
SuperfnkeRdeat Of IHSfrucnsH-John Slaughter,
DatrIct AhOrEey-E. p. Johnson
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