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Notlcc OF Co-Parrncr.hip.

Tho undersigned have this day
formed u co-partnership under the
firm name of Whipple & Hay for the
purpose of continuing the Wholesale
and Retail Grocery business, Mt the
stand heretofore occupied by 1. G..
WhippIe, on Ferguson street.
They respectfully solicit a cuntinu-
alton of the favors OF their old friends,
and would be pleased 10 meet as
many new ones as can make it con
venirnt to call.
!. g. WHIPPLE,
HENRY G. HAY.
Cheyenne, August >, 1875.
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Yesterday afternoon about five
o'clock, the team of 1. c. Whipple took
fright and backsd up on the sidewalk
in front Of Pease & Taylor's store, and
came very near going through the
front. Had it not been for the by
ISLANDERS there would have been n run
away.
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All parties having in their possess
sion property of the Secretary office
or the Legislative Department., are
requested tO make the same known
to the Secretary Of the Territory at
nee. a3 DIT
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NOTICE.

l have opened my stock of Jewelry,
Watches, Clocks, etc, in the Millinery
Store nearly opposite my old stand,
where | shall he pleased Il receive all
my old customers and friends.
jyS-tf DAVID MILLER.
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Rev. Mr.. Sanders, Of Waukegan,
ILL.,, / sexpected to arrive in Cheyenne
tomorrow, for the purpose of taking
charge of the Congregational Church
in this place.
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City Surveyor Blackstone wa
busy yesterday surveying lots on til
recently burnt district.
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Mr.. Hardin has commenced the re-
fitting of his barber shop. y new floor
Of ash and walnut has been put in, the
shop enlarged, plastered and otherwise
improved in appearance.
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A LEADEK, all Transient advertise
zents. 70 cents per line, SonparieL. each In
~s-rti0n; 6 INSERTIONS 5 esnts per line; 70
Insertions 5 cents per line.
Local Notices, per ltnc, brewer. each irscr-
zion Is cents per line b fnsertions, 10 cents
per line.
WEEKLY LEADER all transient advertise
mentS2 cents per line. first insertion; one
mo- TN. ~ CENTS per line six months. lUcents
per line: oRs year, , cents per line.
CHEYENNE. Nay LAT. 1874
II.
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General John A. Logan passe,
through Cheyenne yesterday on TIL
way to Denver.
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Extra copies OF the Daily LEADER
n be had at Hollis post office news
rooms, at 10 o'clock in the morning.
mI9-dtf
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&C. A. Todd, Esq, of Cleveland
Ohio, has just arrived and is looking
for n business location.
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Strayed from the premises of the
subscriber, q sorrel, American mare,
three years old branded 81 on left
shoulder and 81. G.. on the four hoofs.
Informationin regard-to the animal
will be paid for by H-GLAFcRE
jyl9-d&wH
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-E. P. Johnson. u. S. Attorney,
returned from the Rolling Mills yes
terday.
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WIN. j. HARDIN has vacated his
shop for repairs. His customers will
find him at Duca's barber shop, two
doors from Dyer's Hotel. jy28-tf
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For SALE OR RENT.-A neatly
furnished house.
a3tf J. w. HAMMOND.
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To lIOUsECLEANERs. - Several
thousand uncut newspapers for sale
Mt tho LEADER ofhcc. DIFF
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Rev. w. +. Warren, pastor of the
NJ. E. Church in this city, has been
re-appointed for the coming conference
year.
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For SALE.-One span of mules and
harness. ]. w. HAMMOND.
a4.2t T.,
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Hon Willis Drummond, of WASH
ingtun, d. C.. started west yesterday.
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FoR SALE.-A stock and hay ranch,
on Horse Creek. Inquire for particu-
lars al the LEADER Office. jy2s-l0t+
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Per order of the Democratic Central
Committee of Laramie County.
w. l.. KUYKENDALL,
iy3l-lwd Chairman.
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY.-Two
girls at the Key City House.
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p. III. FISHER, Agent for the New
Howe Sewing Machine, the Best
Machine In the world. Corner of
18th and O'Neil. je9 d3n
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oo-Par,ner.hIp NotIes.

The undersigned have this day
formed a co-partnership under the
firm name of LPibcy & Nichols, and
will continue tho gr ctrv and Irovi.
sim iu-inr~- ~ Inc 81 stand of L.
II. L4.iia.N, At tn CORNER ufSixttenth
il.u Frrsu-uu S,rr-
T. L.
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PROCbAuATlON.

TORY or WYOMING.
To Ne Psepis oC Wnoml.a:
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j. IL. NICHOLS
Cheyenne, Aug. ~, 1915. a2tllw
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Cheyenne, August ., 1875.
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-orica1 Dept; Cheyenne, Wyo.
, 1875-02-25

Vote OF tho Democratic Caucus in
Fnvor OF the Whcctcr proposttion-A
stormy session OF tho Republican
LcEitiatirc.
Sutcset D,.patth to Tie Chfca7a Tr1bunx.
New ORLEAxs, Feb. 24.-ILe Republican leg
islators had q long caucua tonight to consider
sho compromise proposition, which was today
agreed to by the Democrats.
Tho reports III circulation hero, and which
have probably been tcleKraphod North. that tho
Republican House iutondod To impcncll Kellogg
~ punishment for his action In fnyor Of the
compromise, are Incorrect. No such proposition
has been under consideration. Gov, KolloEs I'D
dressed tho caucus tonight. aud tho very beat
feeling exists bo:ween him mud tho Legislature.
I1o is working hard III favor OF carrying
out tile proposition. And, a. 1t only rcqusfos five
Republican votes In the House, AS now cons.l.
tuted, to giYe 1t majority. It seems very prob
Abls that it will DO consumtnatod. The citizens
generally n1e gratined ut the prospect OF peace
Though an effort will probably be MAIDS to-tuot'
tow by radical Democrats 10 rcscind the ac:iol
Of to-day, II will be nnsucccssfnl.
fzo the fEsottdftd PfsM.j
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 24.-Tho Conservative
csucus agreed to accept Whoelera compromise
By i vote Of 81 to 49,
The Kellogg House had stormy seseion orc
tue proposition to seat five new memhern 1t
place Of the tiyc members whom 1t wns clairnet
had sold ous to the Democrats. THIS Inovemeu
MAS defeated.
, 1875-02-25
HOUSEKEEPING.
Large Convcntton OF Turr- n en- At Isaa
dthnnp0lihs Ind.

Large Conrcntion OF TURF n en- At In.
dinnnpolin. Ind.
Special LHSuateh 10 Th4 Cndeaao 7riaan.,.
fsp1AyAro11s, Ind, Fob. 24.-The meeting nj
tun.men OF tho West and Bouth, called
to consider tho formation Of an auxiliary
to the Sa.ionst Aasocta:iou. waa at
tendsd by nxty-odd delegates from Tho
States of 1adiaua, Illinois. Michigan, lows,
Ohio. Kentucky, Anl Tennessee. C. H. Moore,
Of Ohio was Chairman, and D. J. 1sobinson, Of
Ionn, Secretary. Aftrr dobate Of ncvorAl
hours, repurt fAYorjng IN auxiliary AEp0cia-
tion vzs defeated BY a vote Of IS to 81, Ohie.
Kentucky. and portion OF Indiana favoring. and
other States being soiidly opposed 10 tho idea.
Resolutions wsro adopted asking tho National
Association kn amend the rules 80 az to atot tho
South aud West Al independent 1}eard Of Ap-
peala 10 ad|udicato caaeH involving less tllan
xiD,GD3; aiso to lower tho pr!ce Of admission
! 10 that weaker Associations car unite. 4
committee Of one from each state wns appointed
to pteseus tho resolution to tho National Eoar.l
At its next meotIng OF which D. J. Kobinsou u.
| Iowa, IL Secretary. and ". X. LoomIs, meln!,or
FROM Illinois. This Convention adjourned to tnest
| In tho Palmer House, Chicago. March ". This
| Committee and Board Of Appeals ara
to meot before this date nnl report tho result ol
| tho conference. Tho OHIO aud 1ntlanA Circui.
asrapeea trots a. folloHh: Terre IIaute, May
| II to IA; sou.h Bend, June 1G TO IL; Peru, Ma:
1870 Il piqua, May IS to y. INCLUSIVE Cam:
70 ii inclusive: Dayton. jnne % to 25; Colunl.
bus July to s. The President WAS instructed
to inyiso the Xanosville and Nowark {0.) Axsoc:.
ations to join the Circuit, and In tho event oi
! their ecccptiog, to assign sLem The second ant
third vocss for meeting. Newport, H., was
added 10 Tho Circuit, and will hare msesng tlis
first week In Mag.
Tho Exposition nanagors to-day agrerd te
| offer purne OF *5,U00 for trottiug and run
mug race on Wednesday and Thursday Of tht
h1st week Of tue Exposition. which oommencei
| Sept. D.
, 1875-02-25

ant that Mrs. Triton had isft hor home and want
ed to obtain 4 separation from her husband.
Counaol quoted from tho examination Of Iheo.
doro Tton hefore tho Church comn,,tee nndts - -
nnokcu 10 IvocJ.cr, chtding f1iu. for not coming
ofsencr to t4o house. and asking h'n 10 Tihis by
wtfn wien tie wna hway on . ieesur,h8 tour 10
a. e50o ior portrait Of Henry Ward l.eecher.
Mr.. Dercher ras shocked II hearing that Hra
Titton Ind loft her husband. 11o went 10 her
fnottcr's 10 HOO her. and tfioso t!o heard Of hor
aufcstnga from her own !'ps no asssa ReFms-
Tlton consented. Tho meeting took place, and
Mrp. useclor told liar husband tho rcault of tho
conversation. tnd
ug ADVISED BEpAHATIo1.
Iinre rns picture Of = woman going to her
alleged passmour for advice. and lie gves It. I'd
vteioR separation. Would ho have advised tlis
ii I,o wero Guilty2 No; tof this would not havo
l,ccn .te action Of guilty mad: she mover told
him OF her confession to hor husband, and LIZ
unynr knew Of It until tho interview hetwcou
him ami plaintiff in Mr. Mou1ton'n houte TN the
22d day Of Docornbor whom his contract with tho
Lfion nag signed.
Thooxioro N,ton 1enyeA lin child, aick nnl auf
5orinE, and thus forccs hin utfo u return to his
house, Rho retur,,s on the 23d think. sni on
the 24th sho buffers mtscalIiaEe. and ia hid MI
a sick bed. Tho storio8 OF Tiltons immortality
had now come down On bo.en. M - plaintiff Do
vicw batween thom a. TO tha truth Of thoso
Hto,ics. 1ilton mounted his high horsa. md do
| ,uanded an Investigation: Then cams mp tho
couYernation about tho Chrtstt4n onion, enti
tic influence II was favi,g on tho circulation Of
rowen's paper, and Tilton told Bowen tIaf ho
had spite against Daoci,er, and fciated TO him
| rux sTonY or ills w1rE's ADuLrERY.
"No., gcutle1usn.' snid counsel, '.'.whcn you
bcgiu to mypst1gato tho caan you will zee tllat
the scandal, II .us, rests OH Iilton alone: Dowen
hupcoattd tho lotter writton by Triton t,omand-
fng Of Doecher that lo should resign his pastor
SLIP Ut plymouth Church, and leave 1'too3lyn:
Triton mas perfectly willing to throw the 'irHi
Dowen, at tho anuae tiino Wishing to saro Lis two
co.ltracta with Bowen.
At tlliB point afr. Tracy paused, md tegar
searching through his 1tote8.
Mr. Leach, after q short convoreAtfon witt
him, a.ated to tho Court that All accident has
happened to some nasca Of his address. aud
| "a It was noar 4 o'clock, ho suggested Al nd
lonrnmant.
Tho Court adjourned for tile day.
, 1875-02-25

HFz<%d1 1E8palfN
Iowa Crsy, Ia, Fob. 24,-TAe Collision OF TWO
freIght-tratus Oh tho Isook Ialaud load Gust OF
Wont Liberty yesterday caused delay Of all tho
passenger And otlor sraius yesterday until noon'
Tho ouglnea Of the two fEeight-trhlns ootae TO-
gothex with such force that they reafed up on
onsi md loclstl .oSethor IL that position aud
wero slmost entirely destroyed. soma thirteen
frciGht.oaga OF both tsa!ns wero dlatro5ed. u
loot 3 large forra 0! mon from ystseTaay ~
4 hraketusn named CvneIly .na killed, nd Two
ths culpcblily Of ills tei.islo accident ies 'tl
tue tsa.,l-llsp.:clus Ut tho als's'on: th'opEn
Whpse pfdor thoso t-aius calne tngstef, An-
uLior fsa,xht- t-tszit Wa dteAed neas Hslsatt To-
Isy, with serious dam2ge.
, 1875-02-25
sAR.RooM sTAaalho AFFHAY.

6ptfa0t ANPdtch 70 rs thse01a tTe1"fs
DUBUQUE, H., Feb. 24.-John r. Doan Was
stabbed this evening. and 1t Is foared fstsliy
wounded, BY wandering donperado, rough, and
gambler, from Fairp'ay, Wis, who responds to
tho namo OF Jack Bruce. The parties Nere
seased iu rum-ho!e. playing cards for money,
when dispute arose, Bruce claiming that le
had been cheated in tho doAl. High norda en-
sNod, tho lie VA. paused, md tho parties
clinched, when Bruce hAuled dirk-kntfe and
plunged 1t into Deans side. stsbb'ng him
in threo dfoEeus Places. Tho wounded
man staggered outside and fell upon tho
sidewalk, wiIen ho was removed to
drugstore. LII the confusion that eusl1ed
Bruce managed to mako his escape, aud LAS not
been captured, bnt tie officers arc upou hia
track, and will undoubtedly bring him into carn,
Today. Tho row waA tho result Of cards aud
WHISKY botl men boIag under tho inhuopco of
liquor. Il Is reported that Dean ts dying aud
tic Coroner has Just B4t out to tAko ha ante-
Mpftum stakemp4t,
, 1875-02-25
THE WOODRUFF IN MICHIGAN.

Srtei14 Uspatea 10 7M ChftaRo 1Ft6nHs.
YpstLANT1 Mich, Feb. 2i.-VIctoraa G. Wood
bull delivered lecture on "Tho Destiny OF the
uopubic hero this evening. Everything passed.
on smoothly, although about 100 htndents from
Ann Arbot wero present.
, 1875-02-25

money and burglary. Was arrested hors to-day
by Deputy Sheriff Iaimor, Of this county. on a
reputation from Gov. Eeveridge. Low was
returned to U:ion County Oh thu afternoon train
IN Charge Of ox-shcrih pagn, Of that plhee.
, 1875-02-25

CONNECTICUT CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION,
H4n:ronp. Conn.,, Feb. 24.-Gcn. Joseph E.
HawIey has bsen rouomsnatod for Congress- BY
tho Republicans Of tho First District.
, 1875-02-25

At great length to Hoeellera lilo tna hnore, say.
nreacl, VIVA that no believed h!1 Aormona' IL vas
because tey s como from 'G enHy
Ennrn i,y those WHO knew him boss to be we'll IL
iustratoi by iis dnily lifc. Ills patriotism dtr-
jug tho War wan referred to, NJ a!so u. deep r.
tcrcst In young met' tho latter pe!e husorsSa
Wheneyer-ao Tracy cald-ho encountorcd
10 'ih"'s /" received lin, in lis !,oar:
OF i,oarts, ard lavisbod upon him tiat wealth q
fccliuv vjlIc 40 few ponsesse1. and for Tint at"
fcc,toii aud devotion this prosecution was tue
nrntcfr,l rovartl. te sheltered plant only havinE
brought forth deadly niGhesliade; Consluera;n.
waa sext asked to who and what Theodore Ii,ton
ness wns lilo dominating influence Of lis llie;
The career Of tho plaintiff mas then hketcMea @
in colora Of tlispasaGcmcnt, from his eot1'ectn '
with tho prosa ~ nenspapns fepnrsnf II! r..
fall was aacribcd to Ills ceo:!sn, and hts esgor.
meas to accept any philosophy. no matter now
radical. lilo icll, said Tracy. from m en,lnenco
seldom attained by mnn nj tits ago to tAo v'ry
bottom Of an abyss "hoac dep.s a,s ~. mo aoss ,s
standing croct, and hia bold upon
puslIo favor becoming mora, md more ore
permanent and sccure. Ho who bad fed on his
st;rroi within him only hatred and rhEc, and. In
tic blindness Of his rage, TltoM persuaded him
solf that tho cauao Of hfs overthrow was Henry
Ward Decchcr-tAat tho 1nan who prevented h!s
roachtns to summit Of fano WAS llenr' Ma3a 'm
"a ho had not power to rebuild. ho
Lad powor to destroy. 1lo could not
be famous; lie coull at least DO infamous.
aecer lad lGnE s9 fa h'e has 0 10
could peryert, aud make hrnseif tho aHthor, and.
at tho bamo tne, tho contra figure, Of tho mort
, 1875-02-25
MILWAUKEE oAHe,fes e,nFa

MILWAUKEE GAMBLERS FINED.
6pttfal bACathta Tht CAnaqo Tribune.
MILWAUKEE. wis., Feb, 2s.-l. D. Trapl,agen,
found guilty OF keeping gambling -hel,. Was to-
day hned f125 and costs. The raided inmates
wero cautioned aud discharged On payment Of
tho costs.
, 1875-02-25

=
Hosroa, Maxs,, Feb. 3f.-Harrls, the so-callad
South Hoaton wlse-tnusassez, MAJ convicted OF
murder III tho neooul degree.
, 1875-02-25

Xpt.io: Uispnt.h ia Ti4* Ghlt4go Tr4suak.
PAXTON, Ill.,, Feb. ea.-Claslss a. Low, who
was Indicted It Liberty. Union County, Ind, at
ths lAst torn Of court, tor pasalDg eouatosfslt
, 1875-02-25
THE MOUNTAIN MEADOW MASSACRE,

TIE MouN1AlN HEAboW MAssKcHE.,
BALr LAKE, U. r., Fob. 24.-Ihis morning
George @. Dates lawyer, Of the Arua of ButheF-
land 4, I.ates. publishes a card saying he has
been served with ali order from the 6scond Dis
trict Court Of Judge Foreman, At boAvee, .. r..
to appear bofoso lin on tho tlsst Monday in
april and show eAuso why le hhonid not DO
punished for contempt aud distar7ed, ths Of
{e,,se, ~ stated, bsiuE that sight persona in
dict6i for murder at tho Mountain Meadow ulas-
saere had employed tho firm, which bad et-
deayored to procure IN order from ths Judge Ao-
cepttEg bull ln tho amount Of $4,000 each, tho
parties having tsd beyond the Jurisdiction Of
lie Oou,t, and ot,erpg 10 Appear Tor tsid II no
at.asts would be made,
, 1875-02-25

WlNrERMUTE Ar LIBERTY.
YANKToN, D. r., Feb. N.-Winsarnuts has 10
cnsod tho s20, 600 tasl required by the supEams
Court, aud Ii discharged from Jill.
, 1875-02-25

cxv1cr M noxrrnoL1su or rAE QunAExo7,f
WAshiHuTux Fub. y iEs. s
HQt.oe II bsFsby gtTsu IL psfsohA Mho tnAy HAtS
clsas sg.Init as GooE Coaa1{ Nsus..l hsnk u VI
eago, H.. shat tbs tatHs must " psafshsa p h =;
tss ontha this dAss. Of xxx "}l e.
EptAUtrpls9F at CpfsHnqF>
, 1875-02-25


Nnulora Of hi] dtsHolute 1ifo lled tho mir around
him, aud In December, 1870,
THE hTOMM Dun8T UpoN HIS HEAD,
Iilton then foaIad DoecAora power, and ho
now paper was started tn New York cullod Tho
Chrisllat4 Union, aud, 10 1870, Deecher became
its cdltor. Tho rapid iucreaso Of this paper
alar.nott both HoMen and 1Iiou aud thu latieE'e
tons immortality reached BoWou'H ears, aud tho
TIE w1asrcp AFFAIR.
The yonng !a4ly "aa no mnro child.
~ e tsau '''s M oas rItea ton rs s'f rsssssd xa%
Ho.en'a earn, and there also a!lpoared IN No"
York newspapers report that 1ilton Was going
to elape. It was those atoslos that cauasd DoWon
70 desire hls Dismissal, unisni1!at!ng i1 tho pub
iicatio., Of 40 edltoriRli i'll tho Independent Which
| committed tue paper to the doctranos Of FREQ
| love. In letter to his wife on Jan. ., 1906.
1ilton says: "Were 1t not Tor the loye Of WON.
| an to clliiu and husband to wife. society would
In tho bosom Of Bis family. Such more his
yiaWa uheo he emsnclpatod hlmaolt from h!s old
associations. For Two yeaN he had been the
companion Of poops Of easy virtue, who baEnt
Counsel hoss read tho editorial record pub:
| llahel in Decou1her, 1910. OF cotlHe. said
counsel. this publication a1oussd the ind!gaa;;
tlon Of every porson " tho laud. Tue Jury had
heard htm teBtiIy on tho Nitneas-staud that
/ THE MARRIAGE RELATION WAB NOT ABOVE LAW.
but waa regulated by law. aud the ouly fault hi
found with IL was that tho laws touching
dlvorce III tllis Slate wero not liberal enough.
Counsel quoted from tho correspondence
Which paBsad boswoen Mr. Greeley and als. Til
ton With regard to the laws Of marriage alle
divorce. II you, said counsel, should leliovs
that thase ylaws differed from those 70 which h,
tebtiGed TO on tho ntsncss-staud. then you ,ni5u
discard hia other tebt.saouy given on that oceA
| atoa, ln tho early days. of Docaslbar, and le
fore tue publication of his sa!eoseto1y ia IT,
lnLspsndsnt, message VIZ brought 10 defend
, 1875-02-25

AL in tho vory best condition, Of lato and
desirable atylcs, and tho
Greatest Bargains Ever Offered!
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-06-26
Genoro,itx of Nnnolenn i

Galaxy for july iAaa thh n
The slightest act Of generosity on a
king part is remembered. And there
are many recorded of Napoleon. He
liked to play the part Of Joseph, and
prepare pleasant surprises for those he
wished TO befrieud. For example, shortly
after the fall Of Dantsic, May "a, 1907,
wishing to recompense the services of
Marshal Lefebvre, who had taken the
principal part in the capture of the
town, Napoleon summoned the Marshal
10 his presence at 6 o'clock il. the morn,
ing. When the Veteran was announced,
the Emperor was already at work With
the chief Of staff. "AhT' be said to the
latter, The Duke does not keep us
waiting then turning to an aide de-
camp, ordered him to 70 and invite the
" Duke Of Dantsic" to breakfast. The
side thought he must have heard the EN-
perot imperfectly, and ventured to re-
mEyk thst it was Marshal Lefebvre, and
not tAs DuSe Of Dantsic, who awaited
His Naiesty's command. The EN-
peror rSvlied with a villainous pun
(he was a terrible sinner in this
respect). which is not susceptible of
translation-"N parait, mGusier, que
vous me croyez plus capable de faire un
comte quinn due" At breakfast he
took every opportunity Of addressing
the Marshal as IN. le Due" till the
Marshal guessed the honor which had
been conferred upon bin. But another
pleasant surprise was in store for him.
" Are you fond of chocolate, M. lie
Duc2' asked Napoleon. rWell-yes,
sire" Good; we are not going to
breakfast on it, but l will give you a
pound Of some which comeg-from Dant-
sic" Presently the Emperor took from
a cabinet q small case, which he pre-
scented to the new made Duke, with afew
words Of compliment. When therDdke
opened it in the privacy Of his STUDY he
found what, to say the truth, be may
have half expected, viz, $780, 900 in
notes, for Napoleon was in the habit of
making these princely presents to his
generals. AS to the question of where
the money came from, the less said the
better. The miserable Germans knew
too well, and in later years have made
the French understand their sensations
at that time.
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