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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-10-19

Upon the Commissioner the duty chiefly de-
wolves Of administering affairs. Upon hlmrests
public service II It is honestly and successfully
conducted, to him belongs the heno-. If It Is
pegligently or fraudulently administered, to him
should be awarded the condemnation We have
seen nothing In the course of our Investigations
that would lead us to any other conclusion than
that the present Commissioner earnestly and sin
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RAILROAD TImE TABLE



UuuI further no ice. the PnsiOnhoe will be-
open fOFdeIlvery aud reception OF mail mat
ter from \ a. a.. daily. eN.Hpt sundays, aud
on sundays one hour after arrlNalU 81 western
mail. OmrhU lime u the ;tuIr OF office.
Money order office open nom ; A. ". TO
A.. II daily. eNCep; Sundays.
Western mails CioSetRily At Isis p. ".
Ea-teru mnilS Ctose-dHily at 2l5 p. u.
uh-hNcr Pacific nttiI nd Including Denver
and southern maHs, clos at 2s5 p. "
Mails arrive rum 'u-t daily al l:l1 y. H.,
and nom thu west daily ~ Zl5 = IL,
Mails arrive frHm Denver, Cnl., and way
via Denver prcihr H. e, at i:PP ~.
Malls cIose for Fort arante and Fort Yet
trrrinu on Monday AT Z \. a..
Mails arrive from Fort Laramie and FORT
Fp]ttrruan Fridays AT ! =. ~.
Mail rln<a< far Red CloId and spotted Tai
Agencies TuesdHy~ and Fridays NJ : A.. n.
Vail arrives rom Rel CluuI aud spotted
Tall NJ nrtcS NuuftuyTfnUd FTidRys ~ or Al
Mall closes Tor Davis ltuuchc >Siur'lt's az
"a ".
Mail arrives from Davis Rancho Friduys at
$ y ".
F N-fl eloSes for Fort collins and LofEnout
col. Tuesdays :, Thursdays aud saturdays NJ
81. NJ
mont, CoI. Mondays Wednesdays aud Fri
II. CLAICHE. Postmaster.
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The delegates to the County Con
ventiuu met at the City Hal, yester-
day, at 3 p. NJ.
Mr.. f. f. Ahdoins was chosen tenn
poTsry Chat. man, Mr.. \. J. Parslall,
Secretary.
On motion, the chair appointed NJ
committee TN credentials, the follow
ing gentlemen Couley, Corey and
O'Brien.|
Adjourned until : +. NJ.
Upon rc-asseubIing ia the evening
the temporary Organization was made
permanent.
The committee on credentials re-
ported the following gentlemen euti-
tied to seats In the convention /. e..
Whippks, F. e. Warren, y. J. o'Bricn,
I. Bergman, +. +. Addoms, z. Nc
Kay, \. }. Parshall, H. COnley, g..
w. Corey, W. J. Harding, II. &. Hay,
IL. Glafcke.
Report accepted and committee dis
charged.
On motion "a ballot was ordered for
NdAAhA'AhANs WI hiNAAlbtA VI Ailt NbhilNAA
ut large.
Mr.. A. H. Swan received the nomi-
nation.
a ballot for four councilmen being
ordered, resulted in the choice of the
following:
/. G. whippIe.
+. L. Addoms.
+. :. Whitney,
Thos. Sturgiss.
The ballot for candidates for the
House Of Representatives resulted rs
follows:
q. W. Corey, H. Conley, J. H. Dur
bin, J. w. Ford, l.. II. Graves, j. W.
Hammond, w. p. Carroll, II. T. Hurl-
bat.
Adjourned.
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Master Commissioner's sale.

In the District Court, First Judicial District
OF the Territory OF Wyoming, in and for
the County of Bnrnmie-In chancery:
Henry ]. Rogerr, complainant, VS.. Gilbert
Adams, T. 7 McNnmlr ara, Peter r.. Her, as Her
& Co., and Fannie &. Simons. defendants.
By virtue and authority of the decretal
order OF said District Court, made and en-
tered In the above entitled cause on the
ninth day OF August, A. ID. 1871. for the fore
closure and sale of lot number eight (S), in
block number THREE hundred and flny-six
,3tl, IN the city OF Cheyenne. In said County
and Territory, together with the improve
mcnts situate thereon.
And by virtue and authority of the further
orders OF said court made and entered In said
cause on the 18th day OF June. a.. ID. ISIS, and
which orders were to me directed ms special
Master commissioner under the seal OF said
public notice. as such special Master Commis
SiOner. that will on Thursday, the l2th day
of August, A ID 1875, at two O'Clock p. IN. OF
said day. in front Of the tourt House door or
said Laramie County. In said city OF Chey-
enne. offer for sale to the highest bidder for
cash the said lot number eight q in block
number three hundred and rfty-siX $3.50
with The improvements situate thereon, in
pursuance Of said decretal orders. Said To-
Is situated at the Garner of Ransom aud
seventeenth Streets in said city Of Cheyenne
N. J.. O'BRIEN,
Sheriff OF Laramie ounty. and.
Special Master commissioner
July 18th, 1875. JyI2dSt
By reason Of an order from the Judge of
said District Court, served upon ms ou the
l2th instant, restraining the above sale, until
"A hearing shall be had before him on the 2lst
inst , | / hereby postpone the SaIe of the above
described property until August 2Srd. 1875, at
, O'Clock, =. NJ. of that day. Sale TO take
place in front OF the Court House door as
above.
Cheyenne August 18th, 1875
The above sale IS postponed until Monday
August Soth, at 2 p. M.
Sheriff OF Laramie County and Special Mas
ter Commissioner.
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Uinta Couhty Nominations.

The Republicans of Uinta county
have nominated for the Council Messrs
Orlando North and Harry Richard /;
for the House, Messrs. Beeman, Carrie
ton, White, Foote, Croker and Nc
LELAND.
The Democrats have placed the fol-
lowing ticket in the field. For the
Council, E. l.. Pease and r. H. Ham
ilton. For the House. Messrs. Nc
Donald, Wonnicot, Wheat, Robert
Smith and Castle.
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SHERFF'S SALE.

By virtue and authority Of n writ Of IKE
cution issued out of the District court witt
in and for Laramie county. Wyoming Terri
tory. in favor of Eleanor y. Smalley and
against the property ofIsanc w. : oOk. for The
sum Of Seventeen Hundred and Eighty Dol
lars, (Sl7-u.l and costs. to me directed, having
failed Ia ind any goods and chattels, / have
levied upon the following described Rndnnd
tcnements of Isaac W. took, to wit:
The undi sided one-nfth interest in and To
lot number five, 10, IN Block number thr'e
hundred and t~gcnty-ninr, t329l, also an uu-
divided one-1fth Interest IN the brick buill-
ing thereon, known as Recreation Hail, all
OF said property situated In the city OF Chcy-
enne, County of Laramie, and Territory Of
Wy oming.
All Of which property l will offer at public
auction and sell TO the highest bidder for
cash on Saturday the nh day Of September.
A. d. 1870. at the hour OF two O'Clock p. NJ. Of
"a d day, in front Of the Court House door Of
said Laramie County.
y ]. orBRIEN.
Sheriff Of Laramie County, W. T.
Cheyenne, wyo., Aug. 18th, 1875.
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Republican nomination..

The Republicans of Laramie county
lid themselves honor last night in
placing before the people n legislative
ticket composed of the very best men
in u community. Everyone. in look
Over the ticket, rs published in to-
days issue. will be convinced that il
is nominated Ia be elected. The names
Of some Of our leading and most
public spirited citizens are found on it.,
who have consented to take the nomi-
nation, IN some instances, at II great
sacrifice to themselves.
The Democrats will complete their
ticket this evening, and when the
nominees OF both political parties are
fairly before the people, we shall take
occasion to invite the citizens of Lar
annie county to "a comparison Of the
tickets presented to them for their
votes.
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We take pleasure in calling the Al

We take pleasure in calling the at
tention of our readers to the advertise
ment of Mr.. c. ]. Todd, which APP
pears in another column, this morn
ing. Mr.. Todd has recently come
among us from Cleveland, Ohio, and
the specimens of his work, which we
have had the privilege of examining,
show him to be n first class architect
and draughtsman. We advise parties
having work in his line to be done, to
give him a call.
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ny JOIN n THArEE, OF THE rERI-
TONY OF
To D1 PsepL Of Eyomia0:
BY virtue of the authority conferred upon
me by an art Of Congress entitled An act To
provide for the appointment Of the Terri.
tory Of wyoming for legislative purposes"
OF the Legtslative Assembly Of the Territory
Of Wyoming. entitled IAN Act 10 increase
the number Of members Of the Territorial
Council and House Of Representatives OF the
Territory OF Wyoming" approved December
2 IsT8, l. John 81. Tiayer, Governor OF said
T-rritory. do hereby make known and de-
clare the a-pportioHment for mem
berS OF the rOuneil and House of RsPrrSen-
elected at the general election, to ba held on
rhs inst Tuesday In SePtemb-T next:
members OF the Council.
The county Of Carbon Will elect one mem
The county OF Laramie will elect four
metnbers n the Council
The county of sweetWater will elect ono
member Of the Council.
The county of Uinta will elect two mem
beers Of the Council.
In addition thereto, the counties Of Albany
and Laramie will form one council district.
and will elect one member OF the E ouucil. and
Inc counties of carbon, SwretwuteT and
Uinta Will form one Council district, and will
elect one member OF the Council.
The county OF Albany will elect six mem
The county OF Carbon will elect three mem
hers Of this House Of Representatives.
The county Of Laramie will elect eight
members of the House of Representatives.
The county of Sweetwater will cleo four
members OF the House Of Representatives.
The county OF UiniR will elect six mem
hers Of the House Of Representatives.
In testimony whereof. / have here
unto set NV hand and caused the
great seal of the Territory TO be
afnxed.
Done at the city of Cheyenne, this
TsEALL fourteenth day Of July. In the year
OF our Lord. eighteen hundred and
seventy-nVe, aud Of the ln'iepen-
dence Of the United states the one
hundredth.
JOHN NJ. THAYER.
By the Governor.
q. W. EESCH
Secretary Of Wyoming Territory
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Carbon County Nominations.

Republican nominations for the
Council, James France. For the
House, Messrs. Peterson, Gregory and
Green. Democratic ticket: For the
Council, J. H. Brammer. For the
House, Messrs Murphy Berger and
Foot.
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A good IaundreSs is wanted Mt the
New York House, Laramie City,
Wyoming Territory. Address
LUDOLPu ABRAMS,
a20.Gtd. Laramie City, Wyo.
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And now Hayforh has nominated
himself for the Council from Alba
ny county. Material must be getting
scarce up there.
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w, +. Wheeler, Esq, proprietor
of the Evanston Ige, favored US with
II call yesterday.
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WANTED TO RENT.-A cottage,
containing four nr five rooms, in IA
good neighbJrhOod, east OF Eddy
Street. Inquire ut the LEADER office.
aug20-0td
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Blank legal forms of all kinds fol
sale a 1.-THE LEADER office.
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p. H. Fisher, Agent for the New
Howe Sewing Machine, the Best
Machine In the world. Corner of
10th and O'Neil. je9-d3In
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All kinds of miners tools and
hard ware at f. Schweickert'S, Six
teeHth street. u23-dtf
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PROPOSALS FOR HORSES
For tho
INDIAN SERVICE.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
OFFICE OF INDIAN AFFAIRs,
Washington, D. c.. August 10th, 1873.

Washington, D. c.. August 10th, 1873.
Sealed Proposals will be received
at the Office of the Indian Depart
ment, Cheyenne, Wyoming, until
twelve o'clock, Friday, the twenty
seventh day of August, 1875, for One
Hundred (1OO) Horses, suitable for
the Indian service, to be delivered at
Red Cloud Agency on or before the
sixth day of September next. The
Horses must be broke to saddle, and
bidders must describe the horses Of
fered, as to breed, sex and weight.
Proposals should be addressed to
G. II. Bostwick, Storekeeper, Chey-
enne, Wyoming, and should be en-
dorsed "Bidsfor Horses for the Indian
Service"
EDWARD P. SMITH,
Commissioner of Indian Affairs.
a17-dt27
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NoTICE.-All parties sending pack
= = owe Abney's line to Fit. Laramie,
must deliver them at the Stage Office
by s o'clock Sundays, marked who
from and who to, with value.
a23-d6t j. Z. ABNEY,
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To HousECLEANERs. - Several
thousand uncut newspapers for sale
at the LEADER Office. diff
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Extra copies OF the Daily LEADER
can be had at Hollis post office news
rooms, at 10 O'Clock in the morning.
ml9-dtf
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ny JOIN n THATEE, sovEEsoE OF the rERI.
TOBY OF
, 1875-10-20
D E NJ E R A r a g..
(Demeyara TVmes.)

Inc success Of maceration az p~ractised at
pm E"na0re has been so apparent, that q
second mill is now in course Of erection to
receive the megass from the first mill. after
saturation by means of jets of steam by Mr..
Cooks method. At Bel Air what is called q
megasSicator is in course Of erection. The OBJ
Ject is to subject the megass as it passes from
tne second mill to a blast of hot air and there
Dy render it fit for immediate use as fuel. This,
II found practicable, will save a great deal Of
ia0our and expense in connection with the stor-
age and drying of megass but it may be a ques-
Ucn whether a still better arrangement might
not be effected by SO altering the construction
OF the furnaces as to make it possible to consume
wet megass in them, as in Louisiana.
The following quotation from a letter writ
ten by a Planter from Demerara on furlough in
England to a friend of his, gives some iuforma-
ton which cannot fail to prove interesting and
suggestive.
"YOu are simply providing the ammunition
by which your fortress is being bombarded by
the Americans and a little longer time, should
you persist in making the " dark" sugars, will
see the DemerSra sugars entirely shut out from
the consumers market here. The Americans
are making the most lovely white sugar YOU
ever saw, from the dark you send them, and
these whites are now being sold in every viii
lage in England and Scotland at Sid and Al.
per Id. They are all the rage for preserving
this year, and are doing what Demerara alone
did formerly in that line. l have made q point
of calling on a number Of GrOoers in various
places, and they all tell me the same thing
that their customers or he bulk of them were
rapidly learning to appreciate the vast sUcetew
'ng difference between the beautiful to the
eye) French Beets and our yellow cane sugars,
and the great demand was for the Demerara
crystals even at id. per Id. more money. Now
these American pieces splendid both in ap.
pearanoe and quality, have stepped in, and our
yellows are nowhere. wish you would make
this fact known amongst your friends, for it is
of the first Importance to all connected with the
sugar interest in the Colony"
, 1875-10-20

A Universal wall is being now uttered daily
throughout the length and breadth of this
Presidency, by hundreds Of individuals who
have. at length. began to feel severely the
non-success Of Federation which according to
the fertile brain of its Sire, the late ruler of
Natal, was to have transformed these Islands
into so many Elysiums of prosperity. But
alas! almost on every hand, nay, wherever
we turn the doleful cry the hardness of the
times" continually resounds. in our ears, uttered,
doubtless, by some poor matron, or d~isconso-
late Widow, who in battling with life's stern
realities, fails to make two ends meet so as to
support her helpless offspring. It is no use
blinking the fact that poverty, and its natural
Oonoomitant restitution is now rampant among
US; and though we are quite aware of the old
proverb which e%njoins US to keep our griefs
to ourselves, nevertheless the rigid observance
of the anne, by feelings of a false d~elicacy
only tends to intensity the suferings of the
poor, because the authorities at Head Quarters
judging from the fair appearance of the local
Journals, as a sort, of index of the state of the
great mass Of the population here, must fail
to discern our true position in the scale of
Colonial progress,
, 1875-10-20
CENTRAL FACTORY, TOBACCO.
EXTRACT FROM H SPEECH OF GOVERNOR HAIR
Ley, ON THE OPENING OF THE SEPTEMBER
SESSION OF THE

"......But there is one subject to which
l would respectfully invite your attention, that
has been already brought to youc notice by my
Predecessor, Lieutenant Governor USHER, in
his Message to your Favourable House on the
10th March last, and which has received the
approval of the Right H nourable the Secreta.
ry of State for the Colonies-viz The E,tab-
lishment ola Central Factory'-some of the
objects of which would be to stimulate the
efforts of mall holders and cultivators to
increased industry, by providing for them the
means Of disposing of their Crops to advantage,
and giving to Immigrants and others who pur-
chase land, the means of taking off their crops
without becoming involved in the expense Of
costly Machinery and Buildings-in fact
enabling men to cultivate. .he land with the
almost certainty within reasonable calculations
Of reaping a profitable return for their invest
ment and labour.
The success which has attended such an un-
dertaking in the French Islands of Guadeioup9
and Martinique led to a Commission being sent
iu 1872 from the Leeward Islands, and result
Cd in the Earl Of Kimberly, who WAS the
Secretary of State, addressing a Circular Des-
pa ch in February, 1878, to the Governors Of
the West India Colonies upon the subject.
Since then the neighbouring Island of St.
Lucia has, I understand, through it's Admins.
traitor. under a guarantee from the Colony,
found a Company to establish a Central Fac
tory there.
| am also informed that several of the lead,
ing Planters here are in favour of the scheme
and are p: epared to take an a. tive part in the
direction.
l had the advantage of seeing the Prospectus
Of the proposed Company for the Establish.
ment of a Central Factory for Tobago before
leaving London, and having some conversation
with Messrs. Gillespie & Co., on the subject,
and without offering any d finite opinion myself
at this early period of my administration, it
has occurred to me that the establishment of
Central Factory might with more prospect of
immediate success be undertaken with much
less capital than that proposed, viz se125,0O0.
I venture to make this suggestion from
some acquaintance with the cost of Machinery,
Buildings, &c., required for taking off the
large crops which are made in Demerars and
some of the islands,"
, 1875-10-20
A NEW TRAMWAY GAR.
From the Spectator.)

The trials of the new Scott Moncrief tram.
way = car at Glasgow seem to have shown results
of some Importance. The car, which is impel-
led by compressed air, is rather larger and
heavier than an ordinary tramway.car, and can
be driven at ten miles an hour, but Its usual
q peed in towns is to be only six. At this rate
the car can be taken up and down the steepess
gradients overcome by the usual tramway-oars'
makes no noise. and costs for motive power
only I'D. a mile. against I'd. per mile when
drawn By horses, a saving which viii soon give
those who usei t a monopoly ofthetrafc. Them
~vention, if really as cheap as is alleged. will
be- most useful for GROSS country railways, and
ought before long to beiapplied to all thresh-
ing machines and other heavy engines WHICH
now frighten the horses on country roads.
while it excites a hope that at some future date
We may yet be able to dispense with horses
as beasts of draught. The animals have ons
permanent disadvantage in any contest With
machinsry,-they eat when they are nos st
work
, 1875-10-20
T Rim IDA D.
{ Trinidad Chronicle

THE Coal SEAMS 10 the ManAAnilla district
have been examined by a mining-engineer, who
has had two years. experience of oosI-miuing
IN Europe be declares the East Coast coal an
excellent fuel, which, had it been 10 Marti-
nique, would have given birth to great Compa.
MES and been worked long ag>. This is doubt
lessly no exaggeratiOn. The gentleman in
question, who came here for the purpose from
Martinique, at the instance of Nj. Agostini, of
the house of A. Ambard & Son, has written a
long report on the subject which has been for
warded to Mr.. Agostiui, at present in Europe.
He brought specimens of the mineral to town,
and says, the farther in be picked, the better
the coal. The main question about it, in our
view, is that Of carriage. How is it to be
brought to this port Tor shipped from the East
Ooast) and at what cost ? always to be a mode
rate one. On Mr. Agostini's return, we shall
doubtless hear more about the project.
The island has been visited by heavy rains
few days pass without some fall, more or less.
business is extremely dull.
Several hundred barrels of American Loaf
Sugar havs been received during the last few
days, direct and ui6 Barbados. We have not
seen it, bat are told it is imported in large
knobs. broken from the loaf, is vsry hard, of Q
handsome crystsllised fracture, and offered at
a very moderate price, in spite Of a duty (against
, 1875-10-20
B A r B Al o S.
From the GLobe.l

We have had a continuation of fine weather
for the crops. Heavy showers have been sue
ceeded by bright suns and vegetation is in full
vigour. Green fields presenting q healthy and
luxurious appearance meet the eye everywhere
as soon as we leave the town behind us. Grow
ing crop gives promise of a good reaping season
as far as the sugar cane is concerned, and we look
forward to the supply of native provisions
which will be ripe in couple of months to re-
lieve the scarcity which has prevailed for some
time. Shipments of sugar and molasses to the
United States and Canada are not yet closed.
, 1875-10-20

(Antigaa Times.l

The Rainfall for the past month, in the
City, is recorded at 3.16 inches. In many
districts the canes are suffering from INSULT
cient moisture. During the week the showers
have been light and very partial.
, 1875-10-20
N E v s

We are Indebted to the Grenada Chronicle
for the annexed extract -
On the 10th ult. q woman in Charles.
town, whose age does not exceed a
decade and a half of years, gave birth
to two girl children, who it is said lacked
two months to accomplish the usual time of
CESSATION, but strange to relate. the children
had passed the period of dentition before their
birth, and were born with full sets of teeth
consisting of ~inoisors, grinders, canine, and the
last Of all a ichild's teeth, their antagonists,
or the eye teeth making in all twenty-four.
One child lived till afternoon the other
TIL next day.
, 1875-10-20

all classes of sugar. and even if from neighbour
ing British possessions of ten shillipgs a owt.
, 1875-10-20

ST. KITS.
The AdvsYtsser. published at Basseterre begins
alsading article 10 the following strain :-