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In Common PleaE.

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Mary s. P. Gibbes ct al, &laintiffs, rs.
James S. Guignard ct al. defendants.
DURSUANT to an ort}tk from the Hon.
i r B. Carpenter, j 6ge Of the Fifth
Circuit, South CarolinH I will sell, be-
fore the Court House aoor, in Lexington
County, oH>the FIST MONDAY m
MAY NEXT, Gthi9 HE legal hours,
All that tracte &HQ in said County,
containing Ave Nared Npd Aty (65o)
acres. more qr 1e adjoining lands Of
Guignard And q hgaf>e e RIFE
II AIso\
One, other II Sot ia ssa2f County, cSnt
tanning sixty 00) a6restM tMAre 6r IeSs. al
old Augusta j bad. lei ling knMS Uoltnsl
bin to Augus8, and Adjoining lands OF
james Taylotand thefs.
TkIso, feScr v
On TUEsf ~ following, at :he resi.
dence of th4 dsfeh dant, al the Personal
Property el3said defendant ~ So, {
TERNAsQa4aiDtasieak1as balance In
equal ailments in one aHd VeRsSxAsrs,
b6afng Interest ffoh day bf sale a7id
payable annually, secured by bond and
mortgage n Of laaas Hsslds RnrsAasers to
- II. H. GEIGER, s. L. c.
Lexington G. IL, April To- 1875. ''r
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Seal Under Power to Satisfy Mort
cages.
ID. e.. .PEIXOTTO & son. AIRS.

ne W Il ~ L ~ " l. " a oONN "A TSs
10y virtue of the power of attorney,
ID endorsed upon the mortgage of Thos
j. LnMotte, ITO the Citizens Savings
Bank. of South Carolina, enpoFefing
the undersigned to SILL the tfemises
mortgagedyI will selH on rs FIRST
MONDAYAN MAY NEN, - the usual
hour, beffre the@;ourt Hdese, in Colum-
bia. the + fllowi9s describsL Lots of Land,
all Al sit9Yfte in The qitY6f q elulnbia and
.''inlfa !. ~ tssSY|i tossfSY|EilSp. centaiAins three
fouphs of a4acref fbounded n krth by lot
formerly Off. L. Beard; on TIL East by
Barnwell sReet; On the South y lot OF
Barre; an4West by lots of 4. d Haskell
and Cooper. To be divided ;uN sold in
TWO separate lots.
.. LOT OF LAND, containing one
acre; bounded North by lot of Augustus
Cooper; East by lot of A. TRIGGER; South
by Wheat street; and West by Assembly
street. To be divided and sold in two
separate lots of half an acre each.
Terms of sale-Cash.
JOHN FISHER,
Trustee in Bankruptcy.
April IA w1m3
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1 pQaEINa CONVENTION OF THE SourH-
- &NFx-R9v, DR.. j, p. Boyce. of
this city, left for Charleston, 8. e., this
morning at ! o'clock, to attend the
General Southern Convention, of which
he is President, and which will meet in
TINT city on Thursday, May 6. The fol-
lowing States will be represented: Mary
land, Virginia, North and South Carolina,
Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi,
louisiana, Texns, Arkansas, Tenness O.,
Missouri and Kentucky. 13, 800 churche, !,
Will be thus represented, Which number
constituency Of 1,1O0,OOO
Inns convention Is merely missionary
body, having no legislative power over
these churches, and only conducts the
missionary operations thereof Their
constituents are represented upon the
basis OF one delegate for each SlOO paid
ench year into the convention. The
management OF foreign III we'll as do
lnestic missions will engage the attention
of the convention. That in China is re-
ported in hourishing condition, while
In Africa 1t is being worked up mainly
through the native preachers, under tho
supervision of white appointee of the
convention. This, though not 80 -four
ishlng as the mission in China, gives
PROMISE. nevertheless, of a fair degree
or suooess. The cause in Italy, and
especially that portion III It relating 10
the city Of Rome, is reported to be in
good condition, under the management
mainly of native Italians, who are su-
perintended by Rev. DR.. Geo. B. Taylor.
OF Virginia -
This convention of Southern Baptists
is ever in active cooperation with that
OF the Northern brethren in the educu-
tion of colored men for the ministry in
the Southern States. DR.. Boyce will go
by the way of Greenville, S. c., to attend
the commencement Of the Southern
Baptist Theological Seminary at that
place, the removal of which institution
to Louisville is now under advisement.
Louisville Courier-.Iortrnui.
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Ex-Congressman Archibald r. Nc
lntyre, Democratic member of the
Forty-second Congress from Georgin,
has lately sent his back pay to John
Jones. State Treasurer. He says: Now
that the clamor has subsidized. I do with
1t ns originally intended"
Coroner A. j. Bcl.len held an inquest
on last Friday, over the dead BODY of
the wife of Charles Cousar, colorei, OF
Lancaster County, who dropped dend on
that morning. The jury rendered yer.
dict of death from apopiexy.
Mrs. Clayton, wife of VIM. CLAYTON.
died at her home. in the lower portion OF
Pickens County. last week.
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Attractions are Multiplying
At THE
GRAND CENTRAL
DRY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT.

ch 1iE'ho ~ NMLN SlLhS, just
Ae) received Mt
wM. y. LOVE & cos.
100 pieces SUMMER DRESS GOODS.
at l2l. l63, 20 and % cohes. ut
WM. d. LOVE Il CO.'S.
25 pieces Summer Pdplins, Mt so cents
II yard. at VIM. d. LOVE & CO.'S.
Black Grenadines. ID MI qualities at
WM. d LOVE 4 cos.
Black Llama Lace .Shawls and Sacks,
ut WM. D. LOVE. a. cos.
Ladies', Sun Umbsellas, Silk Ties and
Ribbons, at WM,D. LOVE & cos.
Gents White Shirts and Furnishing
Goods, at low prices, at
WM ID. LOVE Il CO.'S.
You will fnds an extensive stock of
Carpets, Oil CRths Shades and Mat
tingS, Mt popul4 prices, at
YM. d. LOVE & CO.'S.
The place toburchase your Domestics,
Prints. Cotton2des, Jeans, Drillings and
Cassimeres, fqf the least money, is at
- 3WM D. LOVE G.CO 4s.t'
Every artssls- in the Dry Goods line
needed in 9hy family can be purchased
Mt WIN. d. LOVE L CO.'S
Fresh G9eds are received daily at
WIN. D. LOVE d CO.'S.
1t will ply any one who needs any
thing in s6ur line to call often at the
Grand Central Dry Goods Establishment
of VIM. ID. LOVE & CO..
Columbia, 3. C.
Samples sent gratuitously to all parts
OF the country on application.
Nav 9
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SOME SUCCESSFUL LITERARY PEOPLE.
Clemens, the humorist, better known rs
Mark Twain, has done better than any
man of his turn of labor. He has been
seven years before the public, and dur
ing that time he has become rich enough
to live on his income. His property in
Hartford il worth more than $50, 900.
Mrs. Stowe hos made more than any
other American woman, and has proba-
bly, cleared 100000. This may seem
like large sum, but when it is spread
through quarter of a century, it is not
such IN immense thing as it at first ap-
pears to be. Marion Harlan, (Mrs. Ter
hune,) who has written industriously
$l5, 600 by a dozen novels. Perhaps
Mary j. Holmes has done equally we'll.
Gail Hamilton (Miss Dodge) enjoyed q
good sale for her books during the first
few years, but her vanity got the better
OF her Judgment, and she quarreled with
her publishers. Her next book was de-
voted to the quarrel, and it at once inn
paired her popularity. She now has o
corner in Harper's papers, and also in the
Independent, but will meyer do much in
books again. Her impddence toward
the venerable John Todd, who differed
with her in opinion, shows how the vanity
arising from success spoils real talent.
Walworth, who was shot by his son,
never made much out Of his books, and
they were, In fact, too inferior to sell
without extraordinary puffery. Josh
Billings (Shaw) has found unusual po-
pularity. He is witty and says many
wise AZ well as funny things. It seems
a pity that such . clever fellow should
be obliged 10 borrow the Jokes of poor
Artemus Ward and print them as origi-
nal; but such Ia one of the weaknesses of
funny fellows Troy Times -'J
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Foreclosure Of Mortgage.
C.. PEIXOTTO & SON. Ara

Foreclosure OF Mortgage.
ID. G. PEIXOTTO & son. A,rs
DURSUANT to the powers of sale CON
Il tained in q mortgage from G. v. Ant.
werp to II. P. DeGraaf, and assigned by
II. P. DeGrnaf to E. Pollard, dated JuIy
., 1872, will sell, on the FIRST NON
DAY IN MAY next, before the Court
House, in the city of Columbia, s. c., at
lO3 o'clock, the following desirable Real
Estate, to wit:
Lot No. All that piece or parcel. ~
on the East sidf of Main street, b1tWeen
Washington aYh Lady sheets, nfEsurine
and fronting n Main strde et tHsfty-seven
(27 feet, mofe or less, and rfHning back
two hundrG and eight et, more or
less; bound dsd on the NoA4by estate Of
S. Boatwq Eht; on the SS&thby Lot No. 2;
on the EFT by J. D. AHemaA
AL&.
Lot 6. 2, of thesaine dimensions ,as
Lot Ne 1; boundef on the Ndkth by Lot
Eo Ea,t 1 the Be SSSh sasmDyy by A. Pal err on the
T4kMs-One-se$enth cash; bSlanoe in
six YEARLY installments, securedby bond
and mortgage, with interest ut eight per
cent. per annum. Purchasers to pay for
papers. All taxes, both State and city.
have been paid in full to date on tie
above property. z. POLLARD.
April 13 l3 16 18 "a Is 70 ma
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. A baby in Milwaukee, Wis, has been
christened Zero" In honor of the cold
Sunday upon which he was born.
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For Rent,

.a4t For Rent, uI
THE RESTAURANT, TEN PIN AL
Il LEY, apd other apartments thereto,
at the German Sehueeze Platz. Will be
let for one year to aSuitable person. For
particulars, inquivof
~ A. STORK.
...,R..& .&RS91N,
.3.s~ G. DIERCKS,
April 30 m tu3 Committee.
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Fi1alr,No

ALL persa.s scldiSS Ss!'ei Claims against
IA the estate Of VIM. j 5FcGUNNiS, de-
ceased, are hereby He4hed to hand IN
said claims. prope1y attested, to the un-
defsigned, anst day Of July next,
ELLEN MoGUINlkS, ExecutriK, ii
d; AoGuINNIS. Executor. 1h
April - mle
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City Lots, Improved and Tdcam.
By II. & 8. BEARD. Auotioneers

by d. q 3. BEARD, Auotioneers.
On MONDAY next, the Sd of May, (sale-
day, at I'D o'clock A. NJ. ain front OF
the Court House, in Columbia, we VII
sell, Mt pVblic auction.
IL LOJb, ensh-sQptaining ode-0arth
OF IN sore. Nine of SAid lots ke i'm
proyed and three vacant Thdb that
eesf3nprUSed.heve each o hovteA The
Whole compriseS three-fourt& Oh the
square bounded by Assembly Gkeen,
so1s @itfs seps1a.e1y' ans S,ylg' streets but VII be
ThiSxale wifgive an %pportunitA to
persons of~M6derate ma<hs To secuT a
homestead on very e&y terms, as fol-
lows: One-fourth cas, balance in one,
two and three years, secured by bond
and mortgage Of the premises.
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AteHRHIa4e
SsDle Properly. -.
On sale JSa MOI fDAE May 3d. front
N Of the fourt HQuBe, :"
ONE LOT 563 bO4, situAtsf on Wash
ingtot street, between Mai and Sumter
streetAeae1 to he Post MA -
This is one the 9fst eligible build
ing IN lots lots for 5esiness @rposes ia Athe city.
makes it Dsstac1ia5y desirable as y site
for offices.
Terms cash. Purchasers to pa| for
papers April 25 sa2
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Gas Bills Fof lMonth IF Anril

Gas Bills fef} Month Of April
NOV dueand prompt payment asked
~ The pricetf GAS is reduced to
s4.75, and no b will bo permitted to
run over one mfnth> BY orier of Board
Oh May yeseS1s ec' and SAcTB Trsos LExaN' Gaa T.,
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WEDNESDAY,, MH5,
EfERYBObY'S FRIEND and SCION SHlNCL

cM,Hs~ n, 9yens as JOHN R1r and MR.
General AdRhissiaesl; Reserved Seats
S1.23: Gallffy .5QSehts. Sale of Reserved
Seats wllINsUmmence Saturday, Mt the
Wheeler House.
Doors open at Il o'clock. Curtain will
rise ut y. April 3O4
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President Vigiiant F. E. Go.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-02-24

FROM the Denver Tribune we
learn that a man named Charles +.
Wilcox, deputy sheriff at Denver,
went on Saturday last to Island Sta
ton to arrest n confidence man
named johnson, who had been using
the mails 10 swindlo people. He
nabbed johnson In the post office,
and while searching him the prisoner
broke and ran. While passing out
of the door with Wilcox in pursuit,
a confederate named CIodfeIte hand
ed him n revolver, with which he
shot the deputy sheriff. One shot
struck tbs centre of the left groin,
passing downward and out through
the feshy part Of the thigh. He cap~
tured the villain, however, ond while
securing him was shot through the
body by Clodfeltc, and fell. Johnson
and Clodfelte then mounted their
horses and rode Off. Wilcox was
brought to Denver dangerously
wounded.
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WINCHESTER, SPENCER AND
NEEDLE CARTRIDGES,

FEEausoS STREET, New Hies BtoeE,
CHEYENNE, Wyoming
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conduct an Agency for the reception " adj
refreshments for American &EwsrAl EI~-
The Hsu~t complete establishment Of Inc Kind
ia the wuTiG. Xxx ihGu>uud \EwsPAPE )
are kept regularly on file open Ia Inspection
ny customers. Every Advertisements Is
taken at thc home price o. the paper. with
out any additional charge or CuTSmi~s.on.
An advertiser, in dealing vFtA@ the Agency II
saved trouble and correspondence. making
one contract instead Of "a dozen. Il hundred
or a thousand. : Rock OF eighty pages.
containing lists of best papers, largest CirCU-
%lutIons, religious, agricultural, class, pulIIi-
cal. daily and country papers. ~HG all
publications which are specially valuable to
advertisers, with some Information about
prices, Is sent FiEEE to any address on
application. Persons at q distance wishing
to make contracts for advertising in any
town, city. county, state or Territory of the
United States, or any portion OF the Dumin-
ion Of Canada, may seINi y concise statement
Of what they want, together with u copy OF
she Advertisements they desire inserted.
md will receive Information by return mail
which will enable them u decide whether
~ increase or reduce the order. For such
Information there II 10 charge or ers Rrr
taken for a single paper as well us tor II list:
for n single dollar as readily as for Il larger
eUra. Offices CTimUs BuildingL
4 ?sFs Row, tY,
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New Advertisements.

TIn-T e chuicr-t'n The world -Impurfers'
! \pTicr--Ls -c-I cImpany IN America
lknOs'apIc arriC p ra-rE rUrryBOdy-Trrdc
Continually lucrrGSthg-A: cnIs wanted
everywhere bet nducrmumtr-dUn't waste
tiTC -Cnd lUr Circular ru KoBEET HELL~. -
vC-'y street, y. J., =. o. Box l2S7.
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81 Mark church, Episcopal. Rev. F. W
billiard rector. STnd y services. II a. m. uuu
5p. m. Sunday scho, ! after morning service
SEHts free, AL persons are co: daily Invited t,
nlisnd.
Roman Catholic, kov. Jas. McGolrich, Pastor
Rev. Engcac Cussan, Asst. Church onONei.
-Ireet, above Twentieth.
Presbyterian Church, Rev. W. Il. Reed, Pas
tor. Services at II n. m. and Sp. IN. Sunday
chool directly after morning service.
Methodist Episcopal, Rev. w. F. Warren, pas
'or. Preaching every Sabbath at lila. m.
and : p. m. Sabbath school ut 2I p. II
Prayer meeting ercry Thursday evening. Tht
public are cordially invited TO all the services o.
the church,
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NJ IIsonIc.


Wyoming Commandcry No. l. Regular con
clavc fret Friday in each month.
Wyoming Chapter, No. !. II. \. NJ. meets
hall. on the first and third Tuesday evenings in
each month, at y o CLOCK p. m.
Cheyenne Lodge, No. IL, meets first and third
Saturday nights in cacil month. at Masonic Hall
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County Omcers.

LARAMIE COUNTY.
geo =. Draper, Chairman,
"o""'a'S'"e'1 !. ? PaI nra5y'
shsrf-N. J. 6BBriecnn.. D"0'
COHstIbics-w. THy,nr. G.. :. Dcvoc.
JIaf,ss Of Tie Peacs-Jun. Slaughter. 7. N Fisher
Clerk anil Her0ILsr-t'eo stimI son.
TreG-Tsy-B. 8 Piracy.
Probate Judged. e. Trrcy.
Prosecuting An0rHsy-w. ". CurIrtt.
Scko0i StySTi1fsHdsHi-F W. Hi lard.
gOTOasT-Ja Talhuf.
4sssssor-Ed. J. Il Iris.
CHEYENNE CITY
II. {. whippie, Ss.S<r a. Mayor
John NcaloU.
Br'd Trustsss John r. Davis.
l.. x BTc-n"h"H,
GsrL-w. RirEard-uu. sr. Of. Asrcspor.
HGFShIi-C. ) HRvue.
FrsdsRJeT-IsaRc Bergman.
ip0rESy-T J.. Street.
SIr cora ]. PurshAl.
Police justices John Sluugh'Gr, = NJ. fishcr.
seunrr Of the Town Trustees. Friday v,et
Ing in each ~ssS, st the City Hal.
ALEsSY COUNTY.
q: ADAM. cTsstr@aa
michael Carroll.
sheriff.. J. Dayton.
Justice, of a. rsuee Il. y. F Ri,isr,
tThopsas Shraks.
CLcrk-L. D.. Psssc.
Pra6ne Ji9gF-G w. Ritter. er-oFcfo Treasurer
Sg9sSiT ts7. a. OF Sos w. { nmiison.
COrOHer-Jcreuiah BuIrs.
LARAMIE CITY.
Iwm Harris. ar oFco, Mayo
Board q Trrsteo r. Galbrsi,h.
T.. j. Webster,
flames Vim.
CIsrk-Juhn Mel cod, eG-Cgcio Assessor
NurShdI-M. A. HanCc.
TyrusRFsr-L. u. PCurc.
AHOFHSy-lunlrr Nerrrll.
Police JHsics-L. u. Pcn"e.
CARBON CrCCSTT.
Commissioner Z. s. Tias,anns Si'''
TO. car Collistcr.
S~6erjB-wiuiam HaNlpy.
Cert j. =. Keller.
Probate Jtn4g. 81 ~. Tatse.
superintendent Of SchooiS-D. f. Kinney.
swEETwATEE COUNTY.
Flames Kline, Charrzrsn,
Commissioner VIM. \. Johnson.
". +. Cheney.
ShsriS JOHN Mst;liashcY.
CerG-T, Mccarthy.
COrOrcr-JUhu Morris.
UINTA COUNTY.
IwiliT, Mcdonald.
Commissioner A. V. Quinn.
Edward AIOn.
SAeri9-ChTistophrr L. Castle.
tIlugh Mnrrisnu, FvT- rioa Preciuci
CopsfrJtFs -. halihy, Alay Precinct.
". Il. Dunbar. Piedmont Precinct.
re-. v. White, Evan .ror. Pr
Justice, NJ tFs Hcrr5 john Hopkins, Amy "
WIN. Y. Clark, picdmi &"
lJAs =. Mitchell. billiard q"
Ckrt Al u. lie
ProJ,E Judys Orlando Tur,h r.. rF Trrarurcr
SuYsyjDhsadTnt Of 5 ArDis John Hopkins.
CO,Om,r-Wiliiur GmmneIl-
IsssssOr-LrRuy Il. White.
COAgctDr-C. +. tHsIlu.
SHrreVOF-P. Ii. T0olcv.
IS *. Temple, District 80. !
School EiFsst0Ts yJOhn W. hycT5, 2
Reuben Fpuks, ?
rWm q Tom.
,y. All. G. Lee.
-'"'u'f" "O"' Frnph l.. TiiiGu.
IL :. Whittier,
EVANSTON.
NV. G. Brown.
II. *. MorfisUB.
Tsusfess Mill NcKinnon.
W. Il HeD:iu9tUI.
Harvey Booth.
ClsFk-wm. G. Tom.
DGTshGi-JOhn BuTnH.
CEssrGhcss
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For the LEADEE.l
TIL HERR

FLOR the LEADEH.
THE HEER JEHKEnS.
Say. snt you dry Went you trcats
You're brokel Oh, yes, that's what you always
~;
Come old boy and do not try TO beat
Around and cay you're broke and cannot pay.
I'm dry, come, buy tie drinks without delay
Oh, you darling. knew At last GU would!
We'll, what are you going to take, beuzine'
All right. CHA, hal l knew that fllow could
Be made to treat, he looks SO awful shy and
Seen.
ia ~ each night. In yuady drcss atI'rcd,
This beer girls hitt ng 10 and fro among
liruEh. quaint, untutyrcd men, by whom All
mirsd.
They apply their cunning art, until are WIRING,
The last two bits, alike from old and young.
To ssd these girls, and hold the gazing crowd,
ThouIburst forth. now md then, In urlous strain,
Cracked songs Apd vulgar wit, rampant aud
Funm Oh the stage where xix distracted actors
fsiGu.
Iron the stage In crescent form arranged,
tn re actors sinE and gisglc through each
night
a long programme, fever, seldom, changed.
A palo.fsoed wag, in whom the rest delight,
A central nGure forms, and on hir right
seeming female, o. tuPendous size,
DsbAuehed, ~rod-eyed, in fury Spufteh forth
Obscene rhymes that cali forth shouts and
cries.
From rough mule skiuners, just in from the
north,
".
Two end men, marked with ,mutty hands ard
face,
Do strive with tambo, bones, and awkward
dance,
The moro gifted sons, OF the Ethiopian race,
To initiate; they might succeed perehadSc,
Ifthey would not drink, as the hours advance,
So sfhch sIop 6ter and sQer trAlsty straight.
The other two, who help make up The band,
n.y. suing very little, do nrss rate.
Though better were III, show II all would silent
stand.
CHOPPER.
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7. 0. G. =.

Cheyenne Lodge. No. 81. I. O. G. T. meet,
every Friday evening at Good Templars' Hall
nth street.
limitations will he conducted only on The frs
and third Fridays of each month. The interyen
ing Fridays during the month viii! be devoted I
literary exercises. DAN. FALLEN, W. C.. 7.
W. Il. wooD. W. Secretary.
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Hope Encau. Smcnt. No. ., /. o. o. F., meet
every ID and 4th Wednesday OF each mouth a
Odd Fellows Hall.
Cheyenne Lodge, No. !. I. o. =. F., meets ever!
Monday evening at Odd Fellows Hall.
, 1875-05-26

NtAAAt
Tho Nav Orleans picaN.nc takes occasion. tn
connection With notice OF the dcatt, OF Gen.
HuxnlpAR'a father, to rsvisn tho career Of Ltttle
PntL himsolf. Il tracss his riss from oteaod-
ingly humble Surroundings TO lho proud position
vhicl, he now oocupies, sod enforces the moral
Of hA llss In appropriate lansuags. ain tho
sphere In which hs belongs, s4ys tho Piealnf'e,
"sud In which he llas made hia mark, he must
be oredted With signal and conspicuous kbittos.
Figs months ago, NTH tho senss Of Gen.
snkR1pAs's brutal tyranny zaosltns ID
our hearts, and the spectacle Of hia
folly freah hefnro onr sycs, tito pom
ttst shapes thess words was eager 10 eacts cut
10 him tia resentment aud tho ridtculo no had In
vokad Upon htmsotf. But nor. considering him
only In Ills aspect A. successful and liuatrious
soldier, TINT pen rould be false to evory manly
Instinct II tt sought to withhold ona fraction uf
the credit he has fairly earned. or TO quote his
1owly origin e1cspt III honorable illustration Of
lis present ominenco."
boldnesa and honesty. according to it, lights.
Il ns.sss Upon diatinct declaration Of policy IN
| tho Democratic Btsts platform, both ~
! regards tho tarlr and shs currency quos.
tIona. Tho Enquirer: rejects ths proposition
Of certain Democtatto Journals In the
northern part Of The State to avoid dangerous
,sauss, and 30 to the people on 3 twenty-lne
| platform. Tho kind Of plltform those faint.
hearted editors want IN something ~ follows,
according to ths Enquirer: f1oro NO Art
again. This IL the Demooraue party. Owing
to tho fAct that eoms sections Of Ohio fndo1ae
tho doctrine Of Protection. 20 have no viows 81
ptesont on the subject Of Governmental oconon'
! ira nwin1 tn tha ftet that anrnn of our lead
, 1875-05-26

There does not at present soe,n to bo q
notable prediction for military Ito in tho
ranks of our regular army. According to q
rocent report from army headquarters, over
1,70O men haTe deserted within tho Inst ten
months, being proportion Of in II. Life
on tho p1ains mny havo its poetry for tho
. trnpper or tho sportsman, but with your
soldier in time Of peace its charms appear to
bo short~iiyed. Tho dull round Of garrison
duty, rarely enlirened by brush with thu
Indians, is lazy, well-fod sort Of existence,
possessed Of few attractions for tho common
soldier, though, with wages low aud employ
ment scarce in tho civilians spharo of actiy-
ity, the tendency would ordinarily b into,
rather than out Of, tho army.
, 1875-05-26

This ehnws that tho numbef OF town lots
increased from 1873 to 1874 nearly 1900,
and In tho ta1-list there were Of necessity
that many more eusriaa, Another change Ia
that} linda held In sootious, laalt-sectioas,
and quar1ar.seotiong have been sold aud
divided into smallor traota, ranging from
to 20 acres each, tltns requiring from ten
to twenty ontrGs In place OF ono as before.
The far1ns III this county aso gradually being
cut mp into small tracts, and these again are
subaividel into lots. The assessment for
the present year will allow In the tax.list Of
1876 an increase possibly Of 20, 600 town lots
over that Of 1884, This county ts destined
to be aensoly.p opulated district, conunu-
Gus town or yilli'ge, peoplea by hardy and
industrious people. 1t IL 50 we'll provided In
all directions will. railways that tho majority
Of people doing business in this city will re~
side beyond the municipal limits In ons or
the other Of tho Il drty and mora Villages now
rapidly flliug up. When that time comea,
the ta1.list, unle ss soms legal change b.
msds, wilt have ika present dimensions In.
ueasod tsa.fold.
II viii bs sesn tihat between Fly, 1879, md
Nay, 1874, tls b. lashss Of lnpsovsd tets wA