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Middletown transcript., 1875-06-05
DRESS GOODS,

Plain, Plaid and Twiled Suitings; Iona, TT
Der, Barathea and Biarritz Cloths; Turquoise
and Alpaca Lustres; Silk Warp, Plain and
Twilled Debeges; Striped and Plaid Lenos
Silver Stripe and Pine Apple japanese; Plain
Mixtures and Percales. st. a.
The best Black Alpacas in the market (Col-
Haywood Brandy 81, 372, 45, so, b5, 60, IS,
70 and 80 cents per yard. 49,
G ~
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SDIenldid Farm
ng5- AT PRIVATE SALE. ~


TNIIE subscriber offers at Private Sale,
i an elegant FARM, containing lao
acres, situated about half a mile East OF
Sabilasvillc, in llarbaugll's Valley. 1t IS
an excellent wheat and corn growing farm,
and has about rs acres OF good quallly
meadow land. 1t has choice
FRUIT ORCHARD,
apples, peaches, pears, &c, nit A spring
Of excellent water is close at the door and
runs in the cellar for dairy purposes. The
building is good orc-story log house and
above it is weather boarded. 1t has good
Bank Barn 80 feet in length with two
floors in it. And all necessary out build
ings. 1t is a desirable property worthyth
attention of persons wishing to purchase
good farm The location is Il good one
23acrcs in good TIMBER LAND.
The farm lies within half a mile OF tho
Western Md. Railroad.
The terms will be $50 per acre CASH; OF
if sold in payments, between $3G and $40
Less than the above will not buy the farm
as | am not compelled to sell it. 1t i:
worth the money and with a.ittle i'm
provcmcnt would bring higher price.
Persons who wish to purchase and view
,hc property can call on my son, Francis }
Trrsslcr, who resides on the place.
wish to sell the place between now
and the 18th of November!
ADAM TRESSLER.
Sept. DIV
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W ELkLG AND DAILY FOR 1879.

THE onrro,rh Of fine prrsi1on,ial .lcc-
,ipu oiyr, unusual innnr,,rcr ia ,hn events.
and JcyrIoI,mrut, of lS;5 We SHAH en-.
|droyur oIryrr,brlhrm t,,l,v f,irht,,IIy arT
/ t;,rl,..n.
TIIEW ErKI.Y SIN I'm. nnyy o,,,i. ,l
.,.,,,,,,, ,lnI..,,I ',,
| les Il, render, nrr lonnI in every s,,in
,nL Tm,;,,r,. .,nH il, ,,m,,Ii,, :. ,,ljLnnn,
,n th,. ,,uI,lir Wn XIII nni ,nl,. nnI"ar,,
t., ro' !, t,,,. ~, ia ' ,,nr; ,,
,,',.,,.,'I ~ :, :, .,,,,,l .
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a WESTERN paper su%gestiyely
states that there are several horse
thieves hanging around there.
WE lately noticed an advertisement
headed, "Two Sisters Want WaaAing.
So do a good many brothers.
A GOOD name will wear out a bad
one may be turned, nickname lasts
forever,
Two horns will last an OK a life
time, but many a man wants that
number every morning before break
fast.
A DETROIT hotel porter has to re
move q diamond ring from lis fngc,
before laying hold of big trunk,
If mans heart is in the right
place it makes no difference how he
parts his hair.
GREAT works are performed more
through perseverance than great
strength.
YovNG folks grow most when in
loye-it increases their sighs wonder
fully.
An arnlcss Milwaukee woman
boxes her husbands ears with her
feet.
GEESE having feathers to shed
should not prepare to shed them now.
TROUBLES are like dogs; the small
er they are the more they annoy you.
When q man amt fit for anything
else, he is about right to sit on jury.
WHrN is money damp? When it is
dew II the morning and mist at night.
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CHANGE OF TIME.
Western Maryland Railroad

NN and after Sunday, November list,
will run as tollown
EASTWARD
leave Williamsport at GAO a. m. and
80, p. m.
Leave lIagcrstown at 7.00a. m. and 30
p. IN.
Leave Mcchanicstown at S.06 a m. and
1923 p. m.
Leave Frederick Junction at $50 a. IN.
and $50 p. m
Leave Union Bridge at 600 and SAG
a. IN. and 400 p. m.
Leave New Windsor at G19 and 0.O2 ant.
and 4.1G p. M.
Leave Westminster at $50 and $50 a. III.
and 4,45 p. m.
Leave Finksburg at :. "a and 1908 a. NJ.
and 30 y. m.
Leave Glen Morris at 730 and 10 10a. NJ.
and 5.26 p. m.
Leave RcisterStown at 1.33 and 1O.l1 a. m
and 80 and 1o9 p. IN.
Leave Owings Mills at I. As and 1926
a. m. and ZAP p. IN.
WESTWARD.
Leave Fulton Avenue, Baltimore, at
800 a. m. and 400 and ) 50 p. m.
Leave Westminster at $50 Il. N. and
and 80 and $50 p. IN.
Leave McchanicstOWn at 1917 4. IN. and
d,51 p. IN.
SUNDAY TRAISs- WESTWARD.
Leave Fulton Avenue, Baltimore, at 500
4. IN.
Leave Westminster at 1920 a. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS--EAsTwAED
Leave Union Bridge at $50 p. III.
Leave New Windsor at 3,41 p. m.
Leave Westminster at I IA p. m.
Special City Passenger Cars will be i'll
waiting at the Company'a office, corner OF
Eutaw aud Fnycttc streets, starting thirty
minutes previous to starting tlMc from f'ul-
ton Depot, thus connecting with all out
going trains and Special City Cars will be
in waiting at Fulton Depot ON the arrival
Of all trains. enabling passengers TO reach
all central and eastern portions Of the rllv.
Stage connections are made with S.0o
A. NJ. train from Baltimore at Gl"n Morris
station for lIamstrad and Manchester, ano
at McchunrstUwn for Emmitshurg.
j. NJ MOOD,
nov. 3-tf General Manager,
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EXCELSIOR
~
..PE.ANT FOOD"

FARMERS, if YOU wish to use the best
and cheapest Fertilizer in the market, pur-
chase Ramsburg's "EXcclSiol Pant Food. y
II is manufactured from the best materials
that can be purchased, and has more raw
bone in it than any other Fertilizer sold.
II contains Ammonia by thorough chcml'
cal analysis, from 3 to 81 per cent
Acid or Ri Phosphate of Lime. IA to Is
UndisSUlyCd BOnc.... .........lo to III
The value of Il Fertilizer depends upon
thc amount of heterogeneous matter 1t con
,alns, in combination with a still greater
quantity of Acid Phosphate OF Lime, as
fine one Yields Ammonia to increase and
force the growth of the plant, and the other
to form the heads and produce a full deycI-
opcd grain.
And, therefore, the Fertilizer containing
the largest amount of Acid Phosphate OF
inc in combination with NitlogcnouS
matter. and also UndissOlvcd Raw 3onc,
is fine most valuable to the farmer, and it is
certain to yield to him all that he desires, II
good crop.
For sale by
RAMSBCRG, MILLER & CO.,
AT so PER TON RETAIL.
re- A liberal discount will be allowed
ON la &c order, for Cash.
Frederick City, Maryland.
Au% ; Il
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A Cc,orr.n preacher remarked: -

A CcLoEED preacher remarked: -
"When God made de fust man lie set
him up agin de renee to dry" "Nho
made de fencc?' interrupted an eager
listener. Put dat man out ex-
the colored preacher; "such
as dat'd destroy all de the
ologv in de world.
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TIE USE or ADyEETIoINC,.-A
Southern paper tells how a family in
Florida lost THEN little boy and adj
vertised for him in daily PIPER
That very afternoon an alligator
crawled up out Of the swamp and died
on the front doorstep. In its stomach
was found handful Of red hair,
some bone buttons, q pair Of boot heels,
= glass alley, q pair Of check pants
and paper collar. The advertising
did it.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1875-02-26

A WISE EXCusE.- On one occasion
at dinner at the Bishop Of Chesters,
Hannah More urged DR.. johnson to
take a little wine. He replied: " |
can't drink little, child; and, there
fore, l never touch it, Abstinence is
as easy to me as temperance would be
difficult" Many have the same IN
trinity but are destitute of the same
courage, and, therefore, arc ruined.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1875-02-26

A stone cutter received the follow
ing cpitaph from German to be cat
upon the tombstone Of his wife: "Mlne
vjf, Suson is dead, if she had lift to
next Friday shed been dead shust .
weeks more. As tree falls SO must
it stand, all things is impossible NIT
Gol."
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FOR SHERIFF..

7 return my sincere thanks to the voters
of Frederick county for the very tlattcring
vote they gave me at the late cIccfloh, ana
by the adv ice of very many Of them an
nouncc myself as candidate for sheriff al
the next election and earnestly solicit their
sunnort b. G.. FIiZlIJGU.
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A bENTIsT in Wisconsin who found
it necessary to kiss young lady while
filling her teeth, was called upon by
her papa with shot gun. He paid
the parent $500 not to fire, as he was
exceedingly ayerse to noise.
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A BrEL1NGroN lass gave wordy,
'got.stjcal gentleman a strong hint
the other evening. She took adyan-
t,9e Of a pause in bis talk to say -
- There is a leakage in the gas pipe
somew here, | am sure.
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Holiday Goods !!

Ohm LOlIR, Emmitsburg street, near
- the Engine House, has ON hand II full
supply of HOLIDAY GOODS-Raisins,
Candies, Toys, and every thing desirable
for Christmas and New Years. Call in
boys, and get the worth Of your money
Dec 80 iW
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A(, ENI'.

have made arrangements by which l
can furnish almost any kind OF Machinery
at the lowest price, and beg that my
friends viii purchase through me,
march liti
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TABLE KNIVES I!
REDUCTION
Varying from Fifteen
to Thirty-three cts.
on the Dollar!

TABLE KNIVES, best in use, hand!c and
blade one solid steel, silver plated, plain
or satin finished handle, large, me,iium.
and desert, best quality, $3.50 to $3.50
per dozen.
TABLE KNIVES, second quality, from
$50 to 1925.
CASTORS, five bottles, double silver. plat
ed, as low as $3.50.
CASTORS, five bottles, triple silver plated
$5.25 and upwards.
BUTTERDISIIES, triple plated from
5000 upwards.
FORKS & SPOONS, Rogers, or Holmes.
Booth n IIaydcn's make.
CAKE BASKETS, &c, IN short, all goods
in my line.
Watches, Clocks & il welry,
of any kind, offer at a reduction from
- to 33 per cent.
- Many Of my goods | Might sell to
Dealers rs low as they buy elsewhere, but
prefer giving the full benefit
of the advantages L have gain
cd TO- NN Patrons. WHO have
sliced by REC more than 2J
years. not only. but to all Who
may seek my establishment
upon recommendation Of Others and for
lis own merits, under the SOLE and %cIi
s@naiHrd name of,
Yours, thankfully,
CllAS. Es. ID. FOX,
OPPOSITE CITY HOTEL,
FREDERICK.
NOy. I, IT,
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Tin" approach Of the Presidential vlcc-
ton rive, unusual importance to Ill~ events
and Developments of 1870 We Shall en-
d"avor t"dcEcrIhc them fully, faithfully and
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IN and after Sunday, November list,
~ 1874, Passenger trans ON this road
will run as tolloWn:
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.APrIIcAMsys 'fsx yAfSSf.,!
ppEicATioN FoR PATEnT.
: s'.s's .,,is NOTICE 10! ksiasd esldi
-. n. =. ssr.sr r. IA. ihl ~ J. ,.

TT o. LAND oyyIcx, oAH1oM oiTY.
Usnsvi1A, issrusV !. iiy,.Nssiee hsrs,
81 avya - .trssE rssn,est, p Johs Z.
N VIZ y e c,e sf s.ss ssSs: sS;;;:ss:. 4
1SElsais spIllos,,:s e. lGs:a Ssss!ss
MT IoH1AN iiNiNo o. AN, Virxinis
spd Ca I'm Mining ptstS5ss, esossy ,ceenty.
NsysdH, Sxtssdiag 6nssn la,drsd gkeol li3esr
-: ssssziss "a ssnSsa ssssSs .ss ss s. s:s nS Il q
IT. ~ Sssdfsi ~, ~ Z SidiS, ,sri o.
,Scnbsl q tie PHI asd 4sh potss on fie In my
o1loa = lblio1S, 70 Wit; - - Z
vs.sss e s:s.s ss::s' s:s :s !; n s
niss pssn 1orts aasgrsss. sas-ha eat go
fssf, lie ou2rfsr ssctiol csrnG % poath me
ofSsesioS =, Township y north, rangs q sast,
kssss Diahi nsrdlan; hpa0 ssfta y 1sgrss.,
o.s sSss,ss, s,ss e fse ess Psss ,ssS: 9, ~:
ifsS ID soasswsss ssnWs Sins oosrsS-
post Ns. !, q scsik ilss pf JlIs conpslys
ii est, Ioint Diablo 1Sr6tia tbsoes .Alsag
~ sslth, nns,, 5000 .seas.s psr.s 2 N n,
s:ss SS sss = y. :. ss.,s, s, Ssss ~ s.as.s
-nsfth q dsersss Hsst lsek fest % psst ~
& thsncs !, Feurth eolppt-north sdsgfess ons
quarter esst rs bet 70 poet NO. y On yoath
line % eut1o Tunnel nant ~ feee 90, psi No.l
ssass:s Sss:s 3 S.ns ei I'm assI,sn iSsass
yDtuB - - notics ItAks q 1ceesoe,
~ % pcst No. !. 0s ncrseee9 oo@at
thence; otxtn cenne-sessn epnSS
quarter wei ~ -! % post no' ~ soa..
line Of 1ltro Tunnd pank i,soV e1 ~ ~
No. Z ~ eost1sess censri lsseeeI neye.
eourse lnsnn y esneo or.slss2s ~
30 feet % stAke Win nsuce Of loeauon tnls
siain tAsfse1 ~ tsst . sSs,nxsst y sSsnss z, ss
netis VARIATION. - dsgrsss onehsl est,
shan and hot.tint Aoese, spoa which, not lss:
thaa evs hasArsi dsll.rs he besl tsxpsnded
By ~ ewn9y of the m1ne. 4 portion o. thM
eIaim Ice within the limit OF tue bufro Tun,
nsl qAat, which portion 10 deecsibsd - fot
bw1d '50i u'l Ldl iiQll y t.nlli u Il
hsgipnlng st post Ne. !, at the northeast cor.
m of he claii and running thencs: First
eosrss- -sosth degrses one quarter wsst ~
fsss v poss No. .; thsuoss bscond ecurte-|
north = degrees u ninutss west 80 feet 70
post NJ. 3, s,t5o,lowfrS south line ef butre Tun-
iel grtnfj; thsucs.l Thlrd oeurss-uorth .
dsgrssS sss0uartsr ssst 81 fsst 70 post No. .;
tkSncs; -1fsarth copne~so1th - degrees
thres <Isrtsrs east - fess. 70 noth notice
90: m .:s z Rs:s sc ss ss, s,'ss q r.
eress 90 half sast Ths portion thst kss with.
al The linits Of The butro Tunnel grant is de-
SssiesisS = ss:, No, Z, the sou,Ar,:t cor:
N: uiss sss1 ~ nonS on = dsrrc.s - c5s.Salf ssst
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
iakSr AZ UAxsoN.
.WFLIOAfIsxS IoR PLynxS.

q net 10 posi No. .; thence. ffth eourss-
NORTH - dsgrsss cas.luastbe vea -. ~ ~
pesenss !. the p9let q bsEinning, eonislnisS
ktsloo suss, snetscihg The top of spsx -
IA Tsss sasisa of u ,krs ssiv., In e,orhie. xitA
tss ski!d oenpasy.srlD. s.ssrvsy No. y, =
s!sssa sssssf .Sis Z e described poe. Ne .,
and thence yagihg. ,grst eoarss--ucst ~
~ y poet No 3 henre, secend eonrss-aouth
Idsxrss Is nihssss ssst 90. - % psss Ne. Q;
fourth fourth eoaissL s LSoris K ssssess ioscSaS wssi
~ fsst thsnte, 1nh sfpfse-note % dsErsss
point Of ksGinnihg, oohtstniyv 4 n1.ioo acres;
leaving o. loo acres not In cotAiet. Colises
and beaftnEs expressed hon srus uer;dias,
makpstic variation u dsgrsss one half east
THIS chin 10 bounded On he norh and east
blythe mnisg rosnd q he abs silver Miains
Co.seisim. and on tAe south By The ksropa
osupsay's mintns elaih, md was locsfed by
". Y; J.dd, he ~ dsy o. yannAsy, iy!tt ssa
fecofded IN hook b Of prs-enptions ant leea-
tious, psge u. % etsssy eesnty records. h
Rs1srencs h hcfsby made 10 The psst asd
feh notes % aie In tsis once, ssd 70 The plat
posted upon the claim, for hurihsr deseripiioa
= ADoLPHUs WATT, Rsgistsr.
y. 4. Btsphons, Attorney, virgtnis City.
4 Nal4 ii'fa ft1b Cd fsHl 80, A.,
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APPLICATION roiR PATENT.
ri NOTICE No. 9e2.


TT 8. LAND oPvfcR, CARSON CITY.
", Nevada, f.brua.y 10, lsIar-Nettcs ID
hssvhy givsn that John Ryan, whose postofics
sA1sss u st Gold Hin, IN storey county, etais
ef Nsve1s. hes this day nsde application for :
~ s'n na. SsSs ga ssa .
vitA sarfses Froand. eo1tainisy y y. 100 seres,
eisiS ssiSsysd ssd dssiFSstsd a. q. 8. Survey
G. e No TO- q TsSs.sip .is,ss1 ~, .ps.s
ssd n :. ss Ssi iHii I n.ss Gs d.. d..
tFict. storsy eoanty and State Of Nevada, and
dssefibsd % 70 nsiss and bounds q he surfacs
~ ths plat and asld notes on fls In this once
a. follows, 10 VII! llI
peginaing o. Post No. !, situatsd on east side
non u oid fiosssr Yousdry ana sSoai go isst
soatAsriy non The Lady wsshinstoa heIating
vorks, snd running nom sald Post NO. north
- degrees west oc5 feet TO Post Ne. 8; thence
nsrtk u deFfses wsst IS fsst 70 Post Ne: .
49, -. ~ ~ 49, sas,s assss y sss,ss. ssst
fSss 70 fost No. s; thence south 70 degrees
esd - NJ v. Pet No. ., sad thence south
70 degrsee = ninutss vsst ~ fret 70 Post No.
l., ths plAcs ofbegtnning, containing - 81 100
aerss, eourpes ahd bcsfinks expfvsssd from
Tue meridian, nAgnstis variation ish degrees
Yfsa sslA PsstMe. 9, The Justice hoistins
vogiu, bsar sonth eSN degryss wet; the Lady
WmkingtsA boisting wsrks bcaf pssth f1k
dsRSss vest The Now Ysrk helsting -vssks
sssr sesth ~ dsFsss wet. Yess No. ! q
iedsersss ~, aista.s y feis and The q.ar.
~ b{stipa cssIss - Ne ssath lins Of ssettoo,
sysglia .ss,:a!R =, S..ss, as s'ys: a:s,.E H.ss
bssrD ifsa 80 Res( Ne. :, soath, tvsesy1lght
(s) 6srso e@t t1stast tAiftsa hunirst and
ssvs.t tiSgq fs,s; - - ro,t & So; ,oi "
) q he LAY NssSlssssS ooapssyv D. 3,
ssFvg NASH ~ - !sds snd slrtsce ervmt
kssshy fsaerlbsd q v. 3 purvsy No. ". and
y vh!ch gsts.t z souxht . sfersssid, x.s
consioek Lsdss rsoeet yhEeol nay b found
q peess 10 and 10 II bosk 3, Of fPrs.enptisns
and Locations, Storey County ksoords, tspt q
ci:y. ~ os as,sSs; u :. ssid k:sSss csin. = o.
.. suSvsy. No no .hsrsin souGht % BE- psten-
~. bsisg boande1 on the sast b. the Aha
hhhg Ciaim, % y. .. safvsy No. q, and 10
Soes1sd % tks vet by ths LAdy Wsshisgtea
ksfsln a1,,isd for, sxtmdiix i.soo fsst north:
sf5 fIyn -. sssihs!n Boundary me o. ssld
sncs b hereby nads 70 he plai and aeld notss.
~ eiaim for fufthsf Description tkerces.
ADoL?aus Waltz. Rs9is:ss
Heyt, Bssn = hsKss. Aiiornsy'. g. rrss'
Ct9c8s UN seN
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WOOD ! WooDI
nHWsPAPER PREss
FOR sALEl

srLxrpIp wAsHiNgroN PRESS.
Ss sssss as; oS g. L. issoI
oIsH. tnSsthsr Win roiiers and .ppurte-
nsSceS. Evsryihins in eonplste working ~.
der. Apply 81 the once sfths - snf s
GOLD HILL NEWS.
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.frou 10 ted ,A tasui II ,
isI-0eis v1a sid ssssos -
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BosrEloE, ROBINSON : 90.
STONE STORE,
nain Street, Gold MN,
CONSUMERS, REMEMBER EIMllDINLil!
THAT you CAN BUY AT
v. R. iRIsoN's

1--WE LARGE CANS OF BALTI.
] MORE OYSTERS FoR.. ...si 90
4Csns Of Corn for. -. 90
Cans Of String Beans for. 90
4 Cans Of Green Peas for...... 90
4 Cans Of Tomatoes. ......... 90
Scans Of Pie Fruit. ............ 90
sLarss Cans Of Table Fruit. -. 90
4 Small Cans Of Table Fruit. 90
3Cans Jellies or Jams. ........ l 90
s Small Cans Of Jslliss or Jams I 90
9 lbs. Best Zsnts currants. 90
Sdos. Eggs. ................ ! %
100 lbs. Best Flour. ur.............. 8 76
7ibs. Crushed Sugar. r......... ! 90
slbs. Brown Sugar. ar............ ] 90
8lbs. Dried Apples. ......... ] %
1Roll Choice Butter. sr.......... 70
Ihsve oenstsatiy on hand large stock o.
everything in the vay Of 0RoCkkikS. FRO
VISIONS. BRANDIRs, WINES and LiQ'
UoRs.
Creekery and Glassware.
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Ayrsa rns vuxsiL-

.A. -. 1s
GS7-CHa
Yse, Aith 10 Q esedly s.ehss.
Whsa sksss ars - swess 90 psnln;
a L e 81: =: y :;s :: ,sa.. rl.u
And whss over ths hrsaksss to1sswsrd, !.
rhs taitsrsa sarRss sss klsisd.
h.sy .sse ssr - = - sc3Rsh
I. the bssaki.g Eslfs u ssuss,
whers tAs nslplsss fsst stretch sst,
And asd p hs<seth eoths taskaesA rl.
No fsssias - ssAid - dsasa; o,.ti -
Thea batter 60 span ofnsmsry,
One brokea khsk - ths past, d r-..
Thai oar human hsafta nag cling 10.
Though hspslsss sf shors q assf
Ts the spirit lss sp,sodSd ossjsetuss,
To the 1esh its svsst despair.
lts lcars DER ths thin worn lsessl
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would scarce slay . child In lts raee,
Bat 70 ne and ny thoaxAts u is wtasr
rhas ~ siar sovn ysgss Of spses- So
Your logic. ny ffispd. isperfset,
Your morals most dearly true.
But the earth steps the EAR of ny darling.
lnssnaate 10 maketh mine. TOO.
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"a. a = ali. meant aims Of brsath:
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NOTICE.

The change in the mail from Chey-
enne to Fort Laramie does not affect
me any, as | shall still carry fast
freight packages and passengers twice
per week.
oct26tf J. c. ABNEY.
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San Francisco. Nov. ga dispatch
from Virginia City, says that the new
Ophir works began hoisting yester-
day from the thirteen hundred foot
level. In few days the work on the
lower levels will be going on as usual.
The schooner Sunshine, hence for
Coos Bay, is ashore, bottom up, at the
mouth of Columbia river. 1t is re-
ported to have had on board thirty
passengers besides a crew of ten, all
of whom are supposed to be lost.
Benjamin F. Gertz, of Boston, and
Charles Knight and wife, of Waltham,
Mass, went on board the Pacific at
Tacoma, and were, with the others,
lost.
An anonymous correspondent of
Portland, Oregon, from Tacoma, says
that when Capt. Howell, of the Pa
cific, went on board there, he was SO
intoxicated that he had to be led on
board, and says that fifty people that
evening were Witness of his condi-
ton.
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y st. Paul, Mimi, Nov. ga special
dispatch from Bismarck says that n
big council was held at Standing Rock
Agency on Sunday, between the In
dians of that Agency and the Chey-
ennes, the Black Hills being the
subject under consideration. 1t was
determined that the Missouri River
Indians should offer to dispose of their
interest in the Black Hills, regardless
of other tribes. These Indians en-
brace about seventy per cent. of those
originally joining in the treaty. They
are satisfied that the whites will take
the Hills, and therefore are willing to
surrender.
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ALI kinds of miners tools and
hardware at f. Schweickerts, Six
teenth street. m23-dtf
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Cimarron, N. NJ, Nov. 2G.-The
Indian situation is still serious. The
government has demanded the deliv-
cry to the civil authorities, of the In
dians who were engaged in the shoot
ing at the Agency. Thus far the
Indians have tailed to comply and the
rations have been stopped at. the
Agency. Capt. McCleves' company,
eighth cavalry, are here, and the citi-
zens are arming in anticipation of
further outbreaks. Capt. Allisou's
company of volunteers and from two
to three hundred other citizens will
take the field in case of any further
hostilities. The Apaches are camped
in the mountains to the number of
two hundred and fifty warriors and
expect reinforcements from the Utes.
Their women and children have all
been sent away.
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Miss NJ. G. Rogers, direct from
New York, offers to the ladies of
Cheyenne, at the first door east of
Coakley's on Sixteenth street, rare
chance to purchase the newest oup
in millinery, which together with
the dress making department, we
doubt not will secure for her a good
share of their patronage. Miss
Rogers seems determined not to be
outdcne in her line. nov9-1m
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REPoErED EXPRESSLY FoR rHE NoRxrSs LEADER.
MIG TT II Il II o k II.
The Last Honors paid to the
late Vice President.
Indian News from the South
The Missouri River Sioux
Ready to give up the
Black Hills.
The Loss Of the Pacific.

New York, Nov. pa dispatch
from Paris says that rumor is preva-
lent to the effect that there is a move
ment on foot, among the people of
Savoy, having for its object n separa-
ton from France and remuneration
to Italy.
The Manufacturers and Builders
bank, at the corner of Third Avenue
and 57th street, suspended this morn
ing. The excitement in the vicinity,
among depositors is intense.
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Holiday Goods at Auction.

4 large lot of Oriental Sea Shells.
shell work of all kinds, and show
goods of every known shape and
utility, will be sold at auction at
Jeffrey's auction room. Commencing
tonight at I o'clock, D. IN. A limited
number of ladies' gold watches will be
sold at the same time. nov20-f