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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-15

The time ha, come around again for
the annual meeting OF the British ASSOC
ciG,ioa for the advancement Of science,
and this year it is held at Bristol under
the presidency OF Sir John HaWk'hsw,
an eminent civil engineer, whose life has
been largely devoted to railroad con.
Gtruction. Sir Johns presidential adj
dres. had nothing to do with the subtle
problems over which Professor Tyrdall
aroused so much discussion, last year, at
Belfast, but submitted some Of the results
Of his own long experience and observa.
ton in civil engineering. He regarded
railroads as great addition to the
national wealth, even il they do not pay
immediate dividends, and said that
Brazil, where he had lately been em'
ployed, has adopted the policy Of guaran-
teeing 7 per cent on railroad capital in all
cases, where the traffic promises per cent
net return, calculating that the increas-
ing development Of the country would
compensate the public, for the deficit Of 8
per cent. The assumption Of railroads
by the government would save some Of
the time and expense now wasted in
fruitless competition and would lower
the rate Of interest to be paid on the cap.
ital, but he did not think it would on the
whole cheaper or improve the service, or
be advisable, especially as the unavoida'
bic functions Of the government are al
ready all that can be borne, lie looked
forward to the necessity Of the construc.
ton Of all passenger and all freight lines
and said the traffic might be assumed to
double in 20 years, necessitating either
great engagements or great bloCkades Of
freight and danger to passengers. His life
had taught him modesty in anticipation,
but in engineering science, at least,this age
had surpassed all others and might yet
SurpaSs itself.
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AFLYING.MArHNE.

In the ninth annual report of the Brit.
ish Aeronlutical Society, Just issued,
reference il made to the fatal accident Of
NJ. De GrOOi, which nulted from his
descent from a balloon in an apparatus
designed and constructed by himself for
purposes Of flight, AS This nishap,
remaks the report, might be taken a
evidence Of the difficulty II not impossi'
bility of accomplishing mechanical flight,
few OF the facts may be recorded. II
was stated that in previous attempt
the machine and aerouaut we're severed
from the balloon at considerable alti.
tude, and that at his descent be distanced
the balloon, and reached the ground sew
eral feet in advance. Subsequent evil
deDce shOEed this to be an incorrect
report. Al the second iscenE, when the
machine was detached, the wings were
seen TO collapse together over head, as II
The muscular force OF the legs, to which
they were connected BY cords, was not
sufficient to keep them extended, cOnse'
quently the fall was exceedingly rapid.
| The wings measured 81 Ieet from end TO
end, so that the Leverage was very great.
Had they been prevented from folding
quite back, by means Of suitable stops,
the descent might not have proved fatal,
though the experiment would have been
far from safe for the following reason
The area Of the wings and tail, as extern
ded horizontally, was 92O square feet.
The weight Of the man and machine was
$50 pounds. II he could not move the
wings so as to aid his support, the rate Of
perpendicular descent would bel $40 feet
per minute being limited to this speed BY
the resistance Of the atmosphere at l.6
pounds per square fool, One hundred
and fifty.iour feet per minute is the We
locity acquired at the termination OF a
descent from a height Of eleven feet, an
unsafe distance for an ordinary person TO
fall, but the feat might be performed by
a trained acrobat without damage to him.
self. Itwould appear, therefore, that the
arrangement was badly conceived and
carried out, without regard to data or
principles, and that the position taken
by the wings afforded no support. Had
| they remained extended horizontally the
result would have been different and the
descent gradual, like that Of a parachute
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-15
AFAnOus MEDICAL INSTITUTION.

Fron TIE GAlC4t9 INA
The name Of DR.. r V. Pierce, Of Buffa.
10. \. V, has become as familiar 10 the peO-
pie all over the county as household
words His wonderful remedies, his
pamphlets and books, and his large medi-
ieal experience, have brought him into
prominence and given him solid reputa'
iiOn. The TiHGJ, in the present issue, pre-
sentS ! Whole-page communication rom DIT.
Pierce, and cur readers may gain from it
some idea OF the vast proportions OF his
business and the merits Of his medicines.
He has at Buffalo amammoth establishment,
appropriately named The Worlds Nspeu'
ssry, where patients are treated, and the
remedies compounded. Here nearly q
hundred persons are employed in the sew
eral departments, and a corps Of able and
skilled physicians stand ready TO alleviate
the Suferings Of humanity by the most APP
proved methods. These physicians are IL
frequent consultation with DR.. Pierce, and
their combined experience is brought to
bear on the successful treatment Of obstinate
cases The Doctor is man Of LANCE medical
experience, and his extensive knowledge OF
materia mediea has been Acknowledged by
presentations OF degrees from two Of the
inst Medical Colleges in the land"
II you would patruuiIe Medicines, seien'
ti6caIly prepared by a skilled Physician
and Chemist use DR.. Pisree's Family Nedi'
eiues. Golden Medical Discovery IS nutri'
tious, tonic, alternative, and bloOd-cleansiug
and an unequalled cough remedy; Pleas
ant Purgative Pellets, scarcely larger than
mustard seeds, constitute an agreeable and
reliable physie; Fayonte Prescription, q
remedy for debilitated females Extract oil
Smart.Weed, a magical remedy for Pain
Bowel Complaints, and an unequalled
| Eminent for both human and horse'aeshi
while his Or. Sage'S CataTTh Remedy i
known the world over as the greatest spe'
ci6c for the Catarrh and Gold in the
Head" ever given to the public, They are
sold by Druggists. eod,sWAW.
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DISCUSSION ABOUT CANPlMEETIXGs.-
Camp meetings, With the modern i'm.
proyements, are the object Of considerable
critical attention from journals Of the
sect-. The ConyrsgaiiODalia and the Uni
reraaiia Of Boston both find in the Meth.
Odist camp meeting excursions the pre-
cedent for such "desectaticE Of the Sab
bath" as Mr.. BeecherI Twin Mountain
discourses have provoked. The United
Presbyterian of Pittsburgh says that "the
excurslonist efforts at landwiching piety
between huge slices Of hunting and fish.
ing are altogether too amusing for the
gravity Of the subject. stratifed religion
l. nearly always a failure, because In the
nature Of things so concentrated on arti'
Gle as spiritual thought and feeling must
appear badly when layered with the
gross forms OF material work and enjoy.
ment." The New York 0blerrer takes up
an uIterance Of the Rev. lnskip-who
has been running "holineSs" camp.meet.
ings all Summer-ln which he regarded
il a. unfortunate that 80 much strin.
gency and rigidity are put into re.
livion." And how The Obserrer does
rake him! 1.-THE idea" 1t says, "oi
holiness less holy than that which the
Bible requires, is the dry rot Of the church
in our day. 1t Il the essential element Of
that sentimental religion which substi.
tutes Joy for repentance, and feeling
good for faith. The religion Of gnsh' is
born Of It. Worldliness, licentiousness,
and all manner Of concupiscence, flow
from il "a water from fountain. Camp
meetings, that we're once pentecostal sea.
sons, when men wefe pricked to the
heart by pungent preaching, and were
turned by hundreds from sin TO holiness
camp meetings that were once revival
seasons, and wholly given up TO the saliva.
ton Of sinners, now, when this idea Of re.
ligion il adopted, are seaside resorts for
summer reffeshment and pleasure and
anu sements are the order OF the day, "a
Their than cries Of whist must do TO be
saved?' Nor Is 1t the dry rot Of camp
meetings only, or chiefly 1t has per.
vaded the Christian church Of every
name-Presbyterian and Congregational
more than the Methodist or Baptist, per.
hapa. The religion Of the day nee d.
backbone more than anything else"
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to secure the peace, prosperity and we'll
being Of the citizen; therefore,
We, the undersigned citizens Of the
State Of Indiana, hereby pray your
honorable BODY
Frs-To appoint commission to IN
ves,igats and report the effects Of the
liquor traffic in the United States, on the
health, intelligence, industry, prosperity,
crime, and pauperism Of the individuals;
also upon taxation, revenue, and the
general welfare Of the country.
!Ssaoad-To prohibit the importation Of
alcoholic liquors from foreign countries
TLird-TO prohibit the manufacture
and sale OF alcoholic liquors as bever
age in the District Of Columbia, in the
Territories Of the United States, and al
places where Congress exercises e1clu'
siye legislation.
Fogrth-To require total absIinencE
from alcoholic liquors As beverage, OF
the part Of all officials and subordinatei
in the civil, military, and naval servic'
Of the United States.
And We will continue TO pray.
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APonnIar Error CorrecIed.

titan absurd bot very common eTcr to 'aPPose
tia, dGsordertd condition Of the liver can bt REM
eIIed BY simple eAthlrtie. Such b, however
iag from teIng the caSe CaihITties do not touch
the liver at all Its oaIy when las In the ease Of
Hos,s,ter, stomach RIu6ny the Laxative principle
/, eomb.Ded With tonic and stimulIti1e el'mentS,
that the great Sstretive gland Is directly uriel upon
The Bitter, although sEeisnIly aEltiTe TO relieve
the bowels moderately do not owe their anu-bii-
lou, effects 10 purgltion merely, but to their pow
ct Of rOu,ing the liver from Its inIsilou and Inn
pslliug It to Acrsts for the PurPoe Of digestion
and evacuation. It's effect upon the stomach and
bowels Is such As to lnIure the regular discharge Of
the functions named, and prevent abstraction or
Titiation d the hillary Auld-ln other words TO
secure eniire corporation with the liver codAE
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THE LIQUOR QUESTION.


To he Hoph NJ Indiana: The accom-.
panying memorial to Congress is here
with submitted to the voters and women
Of Indiana for their signatures. lt'
specifications we're determined by the late
State Temperance Convention, and the
Executive Board 0i the Womans Chris.
tian Temperance Union instructed to pre-
pare the memorial and issue IL for sigma.
lures. II is the hope Of those who have
this matter most at heart, that ii may be
presented TO every man and woman in
Indiana, and 20 to Congress this winter
with the names Of a majority Of the voters
Of the State, and a. many Of the women a.
possible.
Forward all names to Mrs. u. q. Wal.
lace, No. 2T3 North New Jersey street
indianapolis, before December j, 1875.
The Hon. William Baxter to represent
the temperance voters, Charles F. Coffin
the State charities, the Rev. Dr.. ]. II
Bayliss the churches, and Mrs. H. g. Wal.
lace the women Of Indiana, we're APPOINT.
ed committee By the State Convention,
to present this memorial al Washington
during the coming winter. II IL also
contemplated asking the cooperation Of
the other eighteen States organized under
the Womans Christian Temperance
Union, In q similar memorial.
Mas. r. @. WALLACE, pres't.
Mrs AuRETrA How, Cor. sec'y,
womans Christian Temperance Union Of
Indiana.
MEMORIAL.
10 de Honorable S,adi, and HoHs Of Repre.
Ieatdiires Of ne United S'dttS, in Congre',
assembled:
WHEREAs, The liquor traffic is iraught
With evil to the property, health, homes
Lives and peace Of our citizens; and
WAEREAS, Governments are instituted
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BELLAtRE LoCALs.-The Bellaire locaI
Of the Register evidently recognizes The
truth Of the old adage, "where Ignorance
is bliss, 1t Is folly 10 be wise The
amount Of ignorance, over and above
what is actually his, that he can assume
upon occasion IL truly wonderful.
An appointment has been made by the
State Central Committee for Gen. i. +
Noyes 10 speak iniths city on the 9Th OIL
October, in the evening. This will un.
doubleday he the biggest meeting Of the
campaign, Of either party.
The Bellaire Lodge No. 37S !. o. o. +
have leased Central Hall for a lodge
room. They have heretofore met in the
third story Of Sheets block, Union street.
Yesterday Mr.. NJ. Craft, the jewelet
and Mrs. Rev. Water, went to Columbus
Mr.. Craft having in charge his little boy
Frank, and Mrs. Waters her little girl
Matte, both deaf mutes, going TO the
school for the deaf and dumb at the Cap.
ital city. A little boy from Bridgeport
was also Of the party, and IL pupil Of the
same institution.
Yesterday was payday on the c. 4 p.
Railroad.
The Bellaife Manufacturing Co. have
sent their mowers, reapera, threashfs
ETC., to both the fairs now in blast in this
county. Many Of our citizens will at.
tend one Of these fairs. but the majority
Of them will he at st. Clnitsville on Thurs.
day, at any rate the greatest number
Will-the greatest humber being No. /
The Clipper club Of this city will play
game Of ball with The Muldoons Satuf.
day. Who the Muldoon's are the Mul.
doons may know.
Christian Wheat and a man named
McElhany we're digging an air shaft al
Rockenhouser & SNrtitts coal mine on
Monday, and in blasting, the sides were
loosened, and caved injuring both men
severity and dangerously. In the fall q
sledge.hammer siruck McElhany on The
forehead crushing his skull, and several oil
HE ribs we're also broken. Atthe last &C
counts but slight hopes, II any, were en-
tertained for his recovery. Wheat, II Il
hoped may recover.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
LauohIln,s Infant Cordial.

The thild'seure when tteihlns- 10 relieve IhHam
nation Of the GumS 10 AllAy uneaEines8 10 quie
Collie Palms, To promote Sleep, 10 cure Summer Com
plant. This We consider one Of the most vAluAbl,
remedies to he kept In the family when the chill
dren are cutting their teeth. Weire selling thou
sands Of bottles and have 10 hear the 6rSt persot
ay Il Il not all We recommend II 10 b.
MoTHERs, have you . reilly, tetihtao b1be tha
Turns the HOURS Of EiDHT (When you % long ioi
restl Into one LONG, wRART DAYTIME Of WORM
MEST and cAREi Cry CV-CV-all day and al
night longi II you have, ItASn 10 TenIoa, lie con
WINGED, ASiiidit no lOnqer-a HRw drops Of lNIAH1
CoRDliL and your end WILL be PAcfPIRD, and
SWEET, REFRESiIiN0 sLREP will take the place o.
WAEETUL SUFFERING. Procure al once bottle
Sold By all Druggists and
LAUGHtIN BROS. a %, PruprieLoI,
Wheeling, W. Va.
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THE cATERPiLLARs, 1t would appear
from their ravaees, are still increasing.
In many places over the city the side
Walks under the shide trees are covered
with q green hltering Of the leaves which
fall during the night. The cool weather,
will most likely scatter the pests.
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s-THORBURS.-In PsteT.buTS, Va
"Wednesday, September =, ISIS, BY Rev: Df. Gibson
THOHAS IirdHEs, Of Baltimore, and u. koRERTA
youngest daughter Of Commodore Robert D. Thor
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
SENAToRlAI ANNOUNCEMENT.


Editors Of the Intelligence:
Mr.. ". L. hEARN Il our style Of man Tor The
Senate. lie will most completely represent the in.
dustTlil Interests u the city and State. A man Of
lArge experience Of ability, and Of business connec-
lions; Of high character and honorable Standing he
valid do honor 10 the Capital City, as member Of
the Senate. In that body he would command an
influence invaluable TO Us. .....-...-.......
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WEDNESDAY, August 9th, 1873,
Commencing Al 10 o'clock 4. ", the following de.
scribed real estate, that Il TO tay;
Part Of lot numbered tueniy.three i23 on the
south side Of Nineteenth (old Lindsay street, IN
thit pan Of the city Of Wheeling c1lled tast Wheel
ine, aid part 10, being described A. follows: Be-
ginning on Nlneteenih street n 4 point twenty.
even LETT III inches from the Northwest corner q
9id lot No q thence along the south line Of aid
hineteenth treei twenty-five feet, running back u
rieht ansla n Nineteenth street On even Width Of
tgenty.tUo let, depth Of d1lh-hVe ieet.
10 cash on day d aala The baltnee 10 IL months;
The we e Be retainVi until ih' pufehfa money Is
Plll y I-"' VIZ. Il rLthwrrt t..
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AT THE MANUFACTORY,
1919 MARKET sr.-IelOw PostOaiee.
sell
cTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, ONO COUNTY
p Circuit Court, September TO- Rule' 1915
' s,ss \ ss s,s.'' in cD''.s,
SUMMONS.
tn, State n Nat T'igiaid; 10 ne Sheriff g Oh6
County, greeting:
We command you that you summon John
st1bEe u be b found 10 your allIEick, 10 appear
al the Clerks Once Of the Circuit Court Of Ohio
County at Rules 10 be held for the aid Court, on
the hfst Monday In September, 1875, to answer q
bill In thancefy exhibited aghinit him 10 the MD
Court BY Florence stange, and have then there
this viii.
wiiits, Samuel B. MeCOlloch. Clerk Of our aid
Court, a the Court Hopse Of aid county, in the
City Of Wheeling, the !th Dc! Of September, 1875,
and In The 18th year Of the State Of West Virginia
SAMUEL D. McCOLiOCIi, Clerk.
SHEMFTs RETURN.
John Strange Il no lnhibitant Of my taIliRlek,
nor found therein. Septembef 6, 1878.
GEORGE HE'LL u. &,
For r. s. BforH, & D. e.
The object Of this suii Il to obtain divorce from
the defendant for three years Ruinl abandonment,
and u appearing from an aihdaTit fled herein that
the defendant i not resident Of tht State, on mo
tlon Of the plantidlt q ordered that he DO lppeaF
here on the hrst Monday 9TH Of October, 1875 and
10 What Il Necessary 70 protect bis interest herein
Ttste: SAMUEL b. MCColloeh, CLERK.
d. PICK, Sol f0r Compliments. Rpf-W
The defendant, John Strange, viii take notice
that on the 9Th day Of October, 1875, between the
hours Of O'Clock 4. y. and O'Clock ?. y. 10 he
continued from day 10 day until completed, the
plaintiff viii take The deposltionS Of Matilda Gfant
David Gf1nt Mary Grant and Mr. Henry 0. OFT
10 he rad IN evidence. To BE taken At the laE
ONCE OIL Daniel Peek, No 1905 Chapline street, In
the tity Of wheeling. DANIEL HECK,
Sol. iof Complainant.
SEPTEMBER :, 1875 fsp-sW
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MASONIC NOTICE

MI ASSUME NUIICE-
The HiiOamsd nlsrling q the NAslaic FufeEni'
" viii Be- bid ltthe Mlsouie Tgnple thu Welne..
day evening Al n o'elneE- LII thsre b tal
tHTpOut, n III the Arrangements for IL PEgPo!ll
work q laying the unTnsE stone q The Puhhr Bald
ing must b completed speedily.
c H. COLLIER, Chairman.
ALEX. H. FORGEH, SKY. sls
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80 casa Concentrated Lye.
100 MhteheA
tanels CARROTS Snuff.
80 buXes CARROTS Packs
loo pounds Dutch Maddef PTinl.
800 Indigo Spanish FlOuL
Is barTeh Chip LngUOpd.
At LGuGHIIN BROS. 4 Gus
100 ounces Quinins, PoVsr 4 wdshtm1n',
30 sulphAie Morphia.
80 Nitrate silver.
90 SIyGhn!l. .
50 pounds Chlorolom.
30 Bromide Potassium.
Is GlUmel.
Is lOiide Potash.
30 d" Fluid Extracts, Tilden'L
80 " Solid Extracts, do.
80 bottles Sugar Coated lfliA
At LAUGHI.TN BROS. 4 COS
Is dozen hEer'I Cod Liver Oh.
Is Halls Lung Ralam.
Is Jayne'5 EIpEctunni.
25 Ayers Cherry PeCiOral.
100 ESsenrCs-CinnAmon, Ar.
800 RtemAn DrOps,
800 lodirry's Cordial.
100 EEEnrr Jamaica Ginger
At LAUGllLS BROS. COS
400 pounds Gnin PspFer-slnpTor
900 Glove.
800 4" Allspce.
21 " Eutmegs-tiOyefnmen
800 " Cream Tartar, pure and choice.
80 Mustard, In cans and In huIt
800 " Ground Ginger, East IniiAN Jlr1lu
Co.'s Gtlatlne, AnoW Root, TapiOca 5hi ,l.l
Oc29 At LAUGliIlH BROS 4 COS
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE
pENYKR PACIFIc RAILRoAD.


Until further notice. the Postunicc will be
open for delivery and reception OF mail mat
Ter from > a. ". daily, cN rrTh sundays, nud
IN sundays one hour after arrival 81 NeStctn
uEIii. Omaha time II The lime Of Office.
Money order ONCE open from ; A. 81. to
r. n. daily, except sundays.
Western mails close daily Al l:l' T. NJ
Eastern mails close daily at &lI =. N.
Denver Pacific Railroad, including Denver
End southern mails. clos ut 60 =. II
Mntis arrive from rTt~t daily at l:lp T. NJ
nnd from the west daily at BIS = N.
Nails arrive from Denver. Col, and way,
via Denver Pacific II. r.. at Esp NJ.
Mails closC for Fort I urninie and Fort ict-
termRn on Mondays at : 4. II,
hIHs arrive nom Fort Laramie ana Fort
ettertnRu Fridays at p. n.
Mail closes for Red Cloud Rnd spotted Tail
Agencies Tuesdays and fridays at : \. n.
Aadl arrives from Rel Cloud ana spotted
Tall AErnches Mondays and Fridays NJ y NJ.
Matt cEOses for DAVIS Rancho saturdays at
SAX.
Mail arrives nom Davis Rancho Fridays at
= y. NJ.
Mali closes for Fort collins and LnnEmont,
col. Tuesdays. Thursdays ana SRturaRys Mt
50. NJ.
Mail arrive4 from Fort Collins and Long
InsBt, col, Mondays. Wednesdays and Fri
II. CLAICHE. Postmaster.
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SALE.

By virtue and authority Of n writ or execution,
irsued uut Of the District COurt within and Ir
LHram e County, Wyoming Territory, in favor Of
John W. COancT ahd against the property Of
James A. Brennan. for the sum o! S3S5 co aud
corts, TO me directed. having failed 10 ind any
goods aud thatiels, I have hryisG npon The fot-
lowing derertbed lands and rebemsnE- u James
A Brennan, 10 wit 60.
Al The title and Interest OF JaEas~ A Brennan
In and TO lot number Elk l6) IN block number
four hundre and sixteen 90 in the city Of
Cheyenne, county OF Laramie. and Territory 81
Wyoming. with al the buildings thereon. known
a. the Billiard Hall Of James A. Brennan. Stu
Aied on the seuih tide OF sixteenth Street. be
tween EAiy Rad Ferguson s.TeetE. In said city,
county and Territory NJ above mentioned.
All OF which properly I viii offer at public
nnrtiOn and sell To The higheuT bidder for c.sh
un Thursday, the ilIh day OF March, a. ID. 1875,
Al 2 o CLOCK p. N. Ct said day. in front Of the
Court House door OF SAID Laramie county.
y ]. O'BRIEN,
Sheriff OF Laramie County, WyO. Ter.
CHEYESSE. WYo TER,
February 9Th, 1875.
febs-dsOt
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FThrcc noble savages, Shield, Black
Crow and Long WuIf-Onc "A Sioux
and the other two Cheyenues-srTjSed
in town on saturday evening, direct
from Red Cloud. They put up At
Dyer's Hotrsr where they can enjoy
the comforts and hospitality Of hotel
life. and mentally contrast the same
with government rutIOus issued at an
Indian agency.
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Major f. y. Howard, L. ). Indian
Agent at Spotted Tail, arrived in
Cheyenne on Friday evening last,
accompanied by Mr.. II. Boslcr, beef
contractor at the same place. The
Major reports everything quiet at the
agency. Mr.. Bosler has entirely re-
covered from the effects of the severe
cold storm through which he passed
In January last.