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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-02-16

allentbalben Der Sinn fir Geht une Chr
li6teit auf bic nieorisits Stufe seiuntsn9
Grsicten mir niht Elm milbes @olf? Gas
rem nniere Stnutsmdnner ais iie nod nidt
III Stao.sl6ulen sric9en iuuroen nibt mu-
lterbafte Menihen. uno mas ut beute Die
Mebrbeit pom ibnsn? Spitbuben, Sicbs,
benen oler Sinn fir Mcht uue llnre6t
abbanoen %9efomrtea. Bic ii6 nur auf 30:
item Ses Bottles gu berei6srn iu1cn. @iro
nidt llnsudt uno Sitteuloiistelt arf bic
i9amloicite @ciis in &ort, Sdrift ,inb
Silo scfsiert? 6,tpcn nidt Die obic0niten
@ilper i9rcn 9lbias in uniern Staatsidus
len; bot nidt Isaiip bieiclben oils Gorbcs
reitun9sanitaltsu gu YOrbellen bessidnet?
Sino Sas nidt bicielben Gridsinunseu, bic
in ben irans0iiden Staatsiaulen auftraten
unb bic lire Staatsmdnuer balb uno bitter
b~etlasten? erm3lle
Sonen mir baraus nidt bic 9ebre ;ieben,
bab Der bette nno fir oen Staat sntrdslid'
le llntsrridt Der Sisenc nidt in bentOns
lfeiiionsloien StaatSihuIsuio ion.
bern in fonfcfiionellen Sdule II
~ ertbeileu lit. Scisen bic sema9ten Grs
fubransen ni9t, oub Sas abioIutc Staatss
i6ulipitem (au6 ubnc S9ulswams) frib
obsr ipGt bic 8spublit an ben absulno
bes Serosrbens brinsen wirS2 @ir slau-
ben mobl, Senn oas iino bic 9ebrsu be,
G;ei6i9te, bic bctanntli6 bic gebrmsiiteriu
Der T0lfer iein iol. I'd. l5s.t
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-02-16
sic critic mi,non IN ssew 9ssf,

y N~berglGubilne tSanatiter id)iittin i'd,
pelin Der Same eilfs fatboliiden {'rieite,S
obcr gar Der eines Seiuiten genanat miro,
ME Der Stier ii9 itittelr, luenn Gin ro4
Ties Su6 ibui ssieist wirb. Seer JIG tols
lem Slei6 benz Srutbabr, ipringcu mi; &C.
i6pollcnem Sam,n auf ben Siin9erbaufsn
uno laiien ibr ciniormigcs &jetrdbe uon
auffldrunS, Gipiliiation INN Sortifritt
eri6auen. Hs1asIl.ggt l33 is@ @ .h-
1lnb oo6 ,paren Is fatbotilds Iirieiter,
sum Sbeil Seiniten, bic iucrit Die lSttoniic
ganaba's un6 6es Miiiiiippi ourdmanbsrs
ten. Die obns Sdbel lno S6ieB9ewebr
nit 8repier unb Grlciiir III bic 0htte Der
grauiarnen Srotelen, Der SainoiS iuS lots
toiuatomiss orau9ert, INT nc Die Screbrupg
bes oreieiuiseB @otIss, ein re6ti6affeacs
Xebsn uno en Giiuite eesq Srieosa5 Ut Iebs
rer. .H lsM s.id Don ~ .Jeoi't1e hlll
Gen Staat Dem 2tort ibatm tic ;ipor
midi Susrit sriorl6t wie Saiuois unp Nstss
confn. Sod) uarooori idpnin JGJrc 1852
--aIIo LANCE LANCE 3cit Dol Der 6rlinoang
Der 6efer5iite unb oe5 neubrItiben Geis
eionslanatismus-einc b.. Mielic 9eiriert.
ga0cn mir ms oie ndbertH Amitefbc pon
Yoter Suilp ). J. er8GbIen.L III .iI
Safer Siaae Soques - 10 eSaDtc Der
6o9p. Oailp ate 9leidsciti9en urtunten
Der biitoril6cn @sieli9aft Don Nep Yort
lestct 9ienitas-ipar im Sabre 1907 III
Orleans in 6rantrei@ scbcrsit. Nsnnunos
SrpanSis Sabre aft, sin9 ct alS Wfiiiiondr
nit anosru @liebsn Der 0sielli9ait Seiu
mad Ganaba. Bon Quebec ats bate er
baS SroteienIanO ~ biir9pilsern I'M bic
.Suroncn ;u errei9cn. bsnen CT has Guan:
selium p~rebisen ioltc. S9ou bic critic
&eiis mar niihiam, bod gslams eS ibn
mad neunSebntdsiser 9lnitrensuns gu penes
tanaueidene an 2afe iSuror al lanben, NO
i'm Der Sbsre Der wsftli@sn Maiiiicnen So;
ter 9reboeuf erpartete.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-02-16
Nathclifher &irdeu : Galcnecr
-O- A ..
6. 8ertldruua Gbriifi. --Wtdtfb. II.
Sic bI. TaTensctt.

Sur bic Saiten ipri6t oas bobe @lters
bum berelben, bus SeiipteI Sefu
unt ieiusr. @foftel nnb ibre
ssiIiameu @irtunsem.
a. Sdon i'm ulten SnnSe bat @ott bur6
TluicS ben Sirueliten Den @snus man6er
Speiicn perbotsn unS einen alsemeinen
5offtas u%orsei6rieben. Moiss fuifete picr=
zig Gage, beuor er bic @sbote aus Ser SanS
%s J0errn empfns. gu9 Die 9ropbeten
anS aue frommen Mauner bes olten Sui,.
pcs %fuiteten; 3. 9. Darrell unb iene JUDI.
F6en Sln9linse, pelde am !Soie bes So
uiss RubudOopncior ersOsen wuroen, glea:
5nrliB unb Die iisbsn SSbne Der Waffas
bdii9sn Mutter. Ous Qsben beS Sors
tGufcrS Seiu, Scbdnnes, mar Gin
fprtpdbrenoes Saiten.
b. SeiuS isIbit bereitete Iia onrd) piers
5istdsises 6nitcu auf iein Oiienti6es 9ebrs
amt urr unS crfIdrte Seten unS Saiten fur
sos einSi9c MitteI, ii6 pom ben ginwirfun.
gen bcs Satuns su b~eirrien. Ga! BEN
Beiipielc ibres 9Ottli6en Weiiters f~aiteten
aud bic Npcltel. sd sabmc msinen
eeib," betennt Der 81. Saulus Don lid,
,uub Made i'm ocm@eiite unterpirfs, bo.
nit. lDenn i'd anOern scpreoist babe, i'd
ielblt nidt perporicn weroe. 4. Cape, 27).
Oielc ScSdbnun9 unollnterperiuns seiGab,
mic Der 81. Nmbroiius psrii6ert, our6 Die
Strait Ses 6aienS. 0srielbc Mpoiiel ems
pfcbIt aud 6as 6uitcn: rpahet uns BE-
pcilcn, Onb mir @ottss Oicner finS, ourd
&G9m uno 6uten'. e.. Sap. 6,3.) Der
81. 9icrOnpntas unO Der 81. SEQ iasen aus.
sriitiid, oa6 Die pi'r;istasi9s 5aitsn;eit
zinc up Otoli Nnoronung iei. q
Die CT ten Gbrifen foIstcu Dem
8eiipielc Gbriti uu0 ieiner 9lpoiiel; lie
~fnitrten pierSis Gage Dor Dem Oitsriefe, in
Der acuent;eit, in Ben pier 3eiten bes Sab
grs, ba bic Brieiter 9spci6t wurSen; ie
Serciteten ii9 uOr Den SorabsnSen Der sros
gen 0eittags sur piiroissa Seier Serielben
surt @ebet nnb Saiten Dor. SIR SaIten
oar se~Obnli@ 10 itrens, Dap is ii6 bis
5nn, l~lntersans Der Sonne BON aller Nab,
rarg entbieltcn, unb an !bsitimmten Sas
gen ni6t nur feline 6leiidipsiien, ionbern
mud tcine gier, Butter, adie senoiien unS
Sloe WaiIcr tranten. Defenders itrena
Dnren.b Die Saiten in Ser 9eioenspode. "
c.) Die Stride lsst ms bas Jaiten auL
samit mir nns fir bic ~besansenen Climber
aruien uno @ott @ snus tbuung Ieis
Fen. ru,S 70 Die uerbisnte Straie Don urs
sbpcnoen. Damn a6er aud, bamit mir uns
m Der Sclblurrleusmans iiben mb bic
gerridaft lber uniere Sinnlihteit erlans
gen, uni nniern @siit nm 70 Ieidter su
g0ttli6cn Oinsen erbeben. Senn wer
|eiHc Gblult gu beberi6en selernt bot, rpiro
aud feline lbrisen iinnIi9sn Sssierben melt
aihtcr I'M Salmc bulten wsr 0oscscn i'm
eenuHs Der ~Nufranssmittel unb icinen
shiten sa fcl9cn 9cpubnt 1T, Der piro bic
8abn Ocr Snsen6 perluiien, iobuIS er sins
aerrilF unb Standardization auf oericl.
BEN an:iiIt. 0urum iinst Die Stride wobl
IN Der 6aitenprdiutiOn .bae burd Die 6as
'tcn Sas CATER untsrOritt, ser Self
gebeben unb Susenb unS 8eIoGs
nun9 erran9cn wir6."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-02-16
.Ha ! Spbamn Mastin, 4g q
Silhoi bon Rilmantes,


"tH tH... Nar a."" /. hHr
/. 2uc EoSs Ger 6alten, mi! Qius.
nobu,c Der Soputa9s Inns grbotcne Saits
tasc, an wsldsu mr. suns role Mabl3eit ses
itottst III. 4st .gs 1aa9 Alld s9E HlH
.. 0cbruu9 BON 5leii5 1T Surd Die:
peniation nur s~eita;tet bel Der Sauptmubl:
sctt an alien Eascu, auSscnommcn iebo9
Miitrup9e uno 6rsitass tudbrsno b rsanScn
Taiten;eit, uu6 baum au3 bic Sanitage in
set eritsn unb sweitsn gSode, ionic Die pier
lssten Gage Der GbarpO9e. ~ NOD csc .
8. Der GsnuB Don Gisru, Butter, Mil9
unS Sale 1T s~eifattet wabreub Der 6afen:
seit, wis aud Der 0sbrau6 uon 6ett, itait
Der Butter gum 8oden; isbo6 am Widers
mittrpod uno Gborireitas iino Sett uno gier
perbotsn. 4ss9 nsHf1NsgI4 19tt
4. Slid uno 6leii6ipeiien oirien wdbs
renb Der 5aiten nidt bel bsrielben Mablseit
sebrau6t wsrocn. W Isaaialt
s.. Sine COLLATION. ober 9abuns bari
Mbenbs aenommen meroem, aber fe iclte
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-02-16

Sei ibnen beibt es: ,Mentez, Meutez
t~ouIours. il EN- restera quelque chose nir
INNER oraaf aeIosen, ctmas ipirS idon
hGneen bleibeit!. 's'
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-11-18
A OR NO PAY,

This will be the issue in our State
election next Summer. Those who
have had the control of the finances OF
the State for several years, have, made
such plumbers, that Tennessee credit is
now at a low, ebb, Iii c~ontended by
some that thelgge debt nov due. can;
not be paid, althat it would be wise
TO repudiate. Others who are honest
10 their own business say 1t can and must
be liquidated Tbs, people in our judg
ment will only elect such men to the
next Legislature, as. cannot be control,
led by rings" and those who are no,
afaid to do justice, even if it is injurious
TO the Democratic party. ,,,n
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-11-18
= We cheerfully give n large amount

oi- Ne ch~eerfully give large amount
Of enr. space this week to Centennial
matter, which We hope will be interest,"
ing to our patrons. Washington is the
oldest County in the State, and her
citizens shou,d 60 to work al oneesand
securethe money necsssaYto mace a
large number Of articles on exhibition
Remember this is, the only Centennial
exhibition that We win ever have the
pleasure Of participating IN, and IL we
fail to do our duty now, it win be a
failure on our part forever. Mr.. Allison
y working herd, free Of charge, and
the citizens should encourage and aid
binadiFE oeIE biH .GH'1:S i1s&s'l"~
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-11-18

The following Act may bs, Of interest
to many citizens Of Tennessee who ara not
aware Of its existance. We therefore
publish it. hoping that some o. our pa,
irons will 30 benefited by it, ,;.,b ,r,
AN ACT to correct errors and supply
omissions in the REVISED Statues Of the
United States. ''i W o''' t'l' A9'o'
Chapter four Of tile seven il amended
BY adding, after section thieo hundred,
the follpSing sectionsi ,,r .ei, fisl al
SEC. 800, A. "All claims of loyal
citiTens in States not in rebellion, for
auartermaster's stores actually furnished
tothe Army OF the Unit.d States, aud re,
esipted for by the proper officer receiving
the same, or which may havs been taken
BY such officers without giving such, re.
ceipt. may be submitted to the Quarter,
msster!G General Of the United States, ac>
o~smpanisd with such proofs as each
claimant can present Of the facts in his
case and it shall be the duty of the
Qlartermaster. General to cause such
claim To be examined, and IL convinced
that it's just, and Of the loyalty of the
claimant, and that the stores have been
actually received or taken. for the use of,
and used BY the Army. then. to report
each CASE, to the, Third Auditor of the
Treasury with Recommendation for
settlement s7IiI nd h'ie .GlN l5ts ,oI.
bSEc. 800. A.0All claims Of loyal citiS
zens in States not in rebellion for sub,
s~isteuce actually furnished to the Army
snd reoeipted FOR by the proper officer re.
eeiting the same, or which may have been
taken by such officers without giving such
receipt. may be submitted to the Conr-
missaryAGe u of Subsistence, accompa.
DIED BY such proof as each claimant may
have TO offer ; and it shall be the duty Of
the Commisary-Genera Of Subsistence to
cause each claim to be examined, and II
convinced that il isjust. and of the loyalty
Of the claimant, and that the stores have
sctually5 been received. or taken for the
use Of, and used b., the Army. to report
each case for payment to the Third Audi
tor Of the Treasury with d recommends,
ton for settlement is3.-g - Aou1jH
The provisions Of the above two Gee
tons shall extend to the State of Tsnnes,
zoe. and to the counties Of Berkely and
Jefferson 10 the State of West Virginia
hut the provisions Of the above two sec.
lions shall not authorize the payment o.
elaine for the occupation OF. or injury %
real estate, in any State declared in ibsu
rectiou during the rebellion"
Approved, February IS, 1878. 90 sno'
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-11-18
cen rENNIALMEETING OF THE
CITIZENS OF JONESBOROsa
Friday Might Nov, ,I0tI,

yjGeuerA A. 4. jackson was called to
The chair, G. 7. possssr appointed Seere-
tarv.
John Allison IT., made a concise state.
nlent Us to the objectofthe meeting. lie
stated that in connection with the other
County COmmissioEer Col. MoLiu he had
made two unsuccessful efforts to get q
general meeting Of the citizens Of the
county, that failure Of The people to
come together aud act in a body nscessi
tated the sction which ha desiredZth
meeting 10 take. to-wit B. To appointa
r CENTRAL ExEcUTIyE COMMITTEES,
to consist Of Five members Whose duty
il would be to stir The people up on the
Eentennial question, to appoint Commits
tees ia each OWL district 10 the county,
(the duty of which. district Committees,
would be to solicit contributions and pay
the same over to the Central COMMITTEES
or county Commissioner and Unnecessary
hereafter to appoint q
Committee on Minerals.
IL Il Agricultural Products,
" Weeds aal Forests,
pescripti =
M~eohanisu.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-11-18

This is the principle topic with our
citizens. For a few days the collectors
have been quite busy, but there is yet
. large amount due for 1874, and the
people say they cannot pay. 1T was
a great error in the Legislature to
postpone the collections. New, debts
are always much easier collected than
old ones. il5-f f Lila .@nislr,,,s ap;
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-11-18
Herald TandT
! IiuRsDAX NOVEMBER Is. 1876.
: Senator Kew. ia now the hest q,

- Senator Key is now the best ad.
yortised politician in the State, and be
has secured it free, by happening to
differ with the Bosses" at Nashville,
who manage the trained poneys OF the
Democratic ring"
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-11-18

German Cough Syrup; S~tonebokers
globe Flower; Browns Bropchi
Gcrhes. At WHEELER'S
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-11-18
Valuable Farm for
Sale, ! =. '.'1''1
~, 1i,i-o--.
1853 ACR rs.

offer for sale on easy terms a VaIu.
j. able Farm in Washington County,
Tenn, Situated six miles south Of Jones'
epfo.. There are about thirty acres of
fine timber the balance, is und,r GOOD
fence and a good state of cultivation,
Ihere are five or six pever falling springs
on the farm, aad running water in most
Of the fields. fhere isa good orchard,
OF almost every variety Of apples anu
peaches. Also q good assortment OF
grapes. The farm Is located IN a rood
heighborhood, convenient 10 churches.
sclrool houses, mills, &C., &c. The build
ings are large and convenient, and one
OF ulebest barns In the county. Black
smith shop, Smoke House, Corn Crib.
and every thing convenient.
Any one wishing TO purchase on easy
terms viii call on me at the farm or adj
dress me at CARRIERS Mill, Washington
o unity, Tehn.fI ngb 10
a., ~ ~ ELBERT TEMPLIN.I
b l-inVs-%' I'D Co.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-11-18
Elaine.

The only nOn-exPiosiTs eos, ,,i d
world. Go to John 5. Maih'S 80
him prove it to you
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-11-18

49,
IN, obedience to a Vende Expopias
issued from the Circuit, Court. on a judg.
msnt of condemnation rendered at its
August Term 1878, ID favor Of John j.
Ford, for the sdw of $5t,S5 and the costs
Of thissaie, will sell at The Court House
door In J%oncsbpro'r on Saturday the
Atn day 81 December 1878,
to the highest bidder for cash. in hand,
all right, title, claim and interest that
JOS. l., Hale has in and to. n hundred
and one half acres Of laud lying 10 WASH
,ington County, Tennessee, civil district
No. II. adjoining the lands Of ]. b.
Thomas. Saml Beard and others, or so
much thereof as may, be Necessary to satisfy
said Judgment and costs, unless the same
are seoper paid. This November Srd
1870.
T. II. REEVES, Coroner.
Nov4wfpfS5. - 81 tsa-s a
u. % D..
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-11-18
ReautiraI Pictures.

A nice assortment Of beautiful pictures
for safe at the iiERz1D ASD Tribune
Office, by
l. c. G. R~rSEliAer,
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-11-18

(d) Petroleum-This combustible
can be forthcoming from a number Of
.oeunties, among them Over,on, jackson
and Dickson. 80
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-11-18

so Ignite Tennessee, can
contribute this product, u, Interesting
beds of Ignite occur in Obion Dyer,
Lauderdale, Upton, Shelby and other
pouuti s%illa-ls md! ~ nod ". Il,
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-11-18

II Presnell and other gentlemen
present made encouraging talks and
urgsdths Importance of aalll" a.tu 'sf
GOOD REPRESENTATION OF TIE OLDEST
COUNTY IN THE STATE
at the Centennial in 1864 proposition
to have a
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-11-18
The Central Committee appointed by
the chair were
RI P~REsNELL,
w. X. SEWER,
A. * DEADBRicxy
F,W. hARNEsrf
Nj s. MAnoNEYk

Mt. AIIiSoh NtheN skAtedNthatE tue
amount expected Of Washington County
was $500, tie then read a paper That
he had prepared showing the amount to
be contributed by each Civil District iu
the counts to make up the fund which
was as hlbvs: ,CA6l !
AMOUNT REQUIRED OF WAsaINo..
TON COUNTY $500
.asAssessing the several cirilG districts
according to the amount Of tax, paid by
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-11-18

mems. including free burning. cooking etc.
but all more, or less bituminous, there
being no anthracite.
~ Cokc-Somne Of our Goals, and
the waste at that, yield q superb
enkaa ullaa--t-.- - La. u -.L..- -
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-11-18

(c) Slates.-In masses, slabs. and split
into the various sizes used for roofing.
Gold slate occurs in Polk, Sewer, and
other counties of the most e~asterly
tier. 81 b W LiliL. uhl
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-11-18
CLASS g..

1t-.sE .EE-r go ..y .ry.
Line and H%ylrauli, Cemeat-R,w
and burned, accompanied by specimens Of
the crude rock or materials used. O. ris
Hydraulic Cement.-This has been
manufactured at a number Of poipts Z:
Clifton, on Tennessee river, in Wayne
county--rock blush McMinnviIle-
rock light blue near Kuoxville-rock
reddish. ' ''.' ~ "'' i'5evt 17e'
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-11-18

"AH ~ - - p r
,Under this come our various breeds Of
horses, cows, sheep, swine, the finest speci>
mems Of which SHOULD be sent to the exhi-
bition. Tennessee has an enyi,ble
reputation is kept up. La twenty years
the high mountains of East Tennessee
will be white with countless focks of
sheep which will 6nd protection from the
wintry blasts and from summers heat by
laurel thickets and sheltering eoves.
I We have thus gone throughon depart
msnt ofthe classification to be observed
at the Centennial, and to us the most
important. Any n may easily see how
the remaining nine departments may be
cstcnded, arranged aud classified.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-11-18

Minera, Combv stiblcs-such as: . -
(3) Bitimous aHd semi>bituminous coal
Goal is mined extensively at a number
Of points. mainly in the following coun-
ties: Campbell, Andersen, Roane.
Hamilton, Marion and Grunday. A
complete series win entrgcs msny Yeoi-
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-11-18

TENNEssEE AT THE CENTENNIAL.
We here that many Of .hc County Cen.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-11-10
The Rock Springs Miners.

A gentleman, a resident of Rock
Springs, informs US that the LEADER
has been misled in relation to matters
Mt that place. The miners at Rock
Springs did not strike for higher wages
until last Monday and then only after
having been refused the additional pay
by the coal company. They have
neither threatened violence or have
they interfered with the coal company's
property, they are entirely ]peaceable
and have no intention to commit any
unlawful act. They insist, however,
upon their riGhtto regulate affairs that
concern themselves and their families
aud for hat purpose will use all hon
orable means within their power.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-11-10
Six Brick Buildings to be Completed, and
Occupied Within Thirty Days.

During the next thirty days, six
handsome brick stores. all two stories,
with one exception, will be completed
and occupied. They will be divided
equally between Sixteenth and Seven
teenth streets. Those upon Sixteenth,
nearly opposite the Inter. Ocean Hotel,
will be occupied as follows viz: l.. r..
Bresnahen, will me(a)et his many
customers. at his market in the mid
die store of the block, while or the
LETT will be located Kabis' restaurant,
and on the right, the popular grocers
LeIhey & Nichols.
The Seventeenth street bricks,
commencing at the southeast corner
of Seventeenth and Eddy streets, will
lie occupied AS follows: The corner by
S. H. Wood, with n stock of foreign
and domestic fruits and fancy grocer
les; his nearest neighhor east is to be
d. Miller, who will open with a new
stock of the finest in the jewelry line;
and in the adjoining store will be
PAYERS, Thormahlen & Goa new
firm from Grand Island, Nebraska
with a full supply of flour, feed, pro-
duce and poultry.
Cheyenne IA justly take pride in
her Chicago like energy, which is RAJ
pidIy giving to her business portion,
substantial and handsome buildings.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-11-10
Proclamation by the Governor.


The time has arrived, when, in
compliance with an appropriate and
honOred custom, u day is set apart for
the offering up of Thanksgiving and
praise TO the Supreme Ruler of the
Universe for His bOundIess love and
mercy.
II j. fitting thus, as a people and as
individuals, to acknowledge the Di-
vine Power over US, and to- recognize
the source from which all blessings
flow.
We have been highly favored "a a
UpeOpIe; we have been blessed with
general health ; we have been pre-
served from famine, from pestilenCe
and from destruction by the elements;
industry has been followed with its
rewards we have been favored with
the riches Of these mountains, and
with the increase of the flocks and
the herds anon the plains; our hearts
have been gladdened with general
prosperity and happiness; and we
have a gOodly heritage IN this land of
civil and religious liberty.
Therefore, in accord Ince with this
time hOnOrpd practice, an with the
Proclamation of the President of the
United States, / earnestly request the
people of Wyoming to observe Thurs
day, the 18th day of the present
month, as a day OF Thanksgiving ;
and that, laying aside their usual
pursuits, they assemble in their nc
custOmed places devoted To Christian
worship, and offer up the homage of
grateful hearts to our Heavenly
Father for His unnumbered blessings
and imDlore the continuance of His
smiling countenance upon III.
Let the people sing praises to the
Most High.
Done at the City Of Cheyenne, this
Sth day OF November, in the year of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and seventy-five, and of the indie
pendence Of the United States, the
one hundredth.
IL. ST. JOHN NJ. THAYER,
By the Governor.
G.. w. FRENCH.
Secretary.