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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-05
WASHINGTON.
/ Rumor that Jewell VIII Leave tn.
Cabinet.

A Rumor that Jewell VIII Leave the
Cabinet,
WASHINGTON, December THE Star saws
in the opinion of those qualified TO know
there is good reason to believe that Post
master General Jewell will retire from the
Cabinet within few weeks.
Declined.
Marcus L. Ward declines the Indian com
missionershIp.
Babc0ck's Court of Inquiry.
The President has ordered the following
detail Tor court of inquiry in the case OF
General Babcock: Lieutenant General
Sheridan, Major General Hancock and
Brigsdier General Terry. The court will
convene in Chicago December 9.
The Department of Justice Will DO Its
Duty.
Attorney General Pierrepont has tele.
yraphed the district attorney at st. Louis,
.nstructing him that the appointment of
military court is in no manner to stay any
proceedings that the court authorities may
determine upon as being proper in the case.
Tho Escape of Tweed.
A New York dispatch says William NJ.
Tweed has escaped.
Personal.
Hon. George Williamson is here; he will
remain about two weeks. High authority
states that his appointment as United
States District Judge for Louisiana will be
made in few days. Governor Pinchback
is here, cheerful and hopeful
Ruled Out.
A motion to admit to the caucus Mr..
Spencer, who holds McEnery's certificate as
member of Congress from the fifth louisa.
ma district, was lost.
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share Louisiana jockey Club, with assessment,
equal to $50 So at 5 Is 50i 20 Marine Dry Dock at
So; Hibernia National Bank ct $50 e; 10 do at
SOL so; Fariets Association at Sl15 and do at
4zls: Alse. at the Stock kxcnange, 6 share Mu-
tual National Bank at 10 so and Is State Natonsl
Bank at SIS.
. CITY bonds continued quiet and unchanged
New state consos we're il request and about y
cent tigher than Yesterday. being quoted at the
close at tn. The sales comprised &9i 600 embrsc-
II 1900 and 10 001 At SO: f2dO0 5000, 5000
and 10 GOO at 80 $1,000 at 59as 5000 and s 10 800
at SSH and 10000 and S2S 600 at 90.
City scrip was quoted at io,a G4i for August to
peeenber 1873; al 5lp53 for June and part OF Nav,
is'i, and at iOsd - for Jlly to Deceuloer 1874
No sales were reported.
Metropolitan Police warrants continue to rule At
65lt3 for l3T2,13 issues. and 1919 for l313.1i
Nothing TRANSFERRED.
State warrants were still quoted at 1915 for
Issues not tundabe; at i0d4l for ir.dabe and y q
Is for 1874. Ne Gales were reported.
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Men are drowned by raising their arms
above water, the unbuoyed weight of which
depresses the head. Other animals have
neither notion nor ability to act in similar
manner Mann and I'll. therefore swim naturally;
rise to the surface, and will continue there
If he does not elevate his hands. If be
moves his hands under water in any way he
pleases, his head will rise 90 high az to give
him Tree liberty tn breathe; and if he will
use his legs, a. in the act of walking, Tor
rather walking up stairs,) his shoulders will
rise above the water so that he may use the
to other purposes. These plain directions
are recommended to the recollection of
those who have not learned to swim in their
youth, Is they may be found highly ad.
yantageous in many cases.-Sanitarian.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-05

al61l1: Kansas S12 T. bbl; Wester, hal,
~ 2o9lO %; Fulton Market S1l so - hall I,
SOAP-The receipts have been large III oo-
DAYS and tine demand is fair at INC han IA WI |
Western sells at +lid5I3c p 10, in roua prcI
kellels xxx palm at The; German oliys e. \
Castle lie; magnolia SC " To- In Iots ~ sooq2sa
sc less = II; in lots of 100 boxes Le ls ~ %
Magnnis' sons American olive Sc; dark
she: white laundry he y Ii. nott3
POuLTRl-Western grown chickens ssn
$l2a20 tydozen. "'i tutd
kGGS-rhe supply OF Western is ANN. /
louisiana are scarce. Selling slowly al g.. II
= dozen for Western, aud 80 a 35c tor LonisISaH
TALLoW-The last sales were at 9te s z
expoit ~ sn4
STARCH-Good supply and quoted at Aka
BRAN-Iood supply. 100 and 200 saeksssipe|
DRIED ERUIT-Good supply and dnll 4
are quoted at sa8hc; peaches 9k 0lIc "a
BAGGlNG-Sone in fret hands, and sinai,
in hands Of dealers. Good demand for Az
lutte snd no inquiry for India. 1t is annts J'a
rail at l3a, lac p yard. India is quoted az u
sale at loo, aud retailing at lOhc b ward "l
COFFkE-Is dull. Stock in fist hand, 8.
bags, in dealers % 600. Prices are easier fo,i
We quote cargces Ordinary l8'; a Ice tyoIS
2oD20ac; good 201. a2O1,c; prime 2ld2i["%
Job lots Ordinary let GlaAc; good g.s
prime 2l,. d2lhc h II Naa
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changed. Wheat steady demand moderate; s Is
al 30. Corn. barley and rye quiet and unchanged.
Data quiet and steady; 301i0c. Pork-Demand fail;
81. so March. Lard closed dull; steam II 50 0256hc
spot, l3c seller February closing with buyers off
kettle l3Glic. Bulk meats steady, prices
changed. Bacor-only limited iobbing demand.
Green meats Inactive. Live hogs quiet and steady.
Whisky quiet but steady; 5 10. Butter steady
and unchanged.
ST. LoUIs, December 4.-Flour dull and
changed; only local demand. Wheat dull; No.
red winter / ilGl ~ cash; ST. A. January; No.
do 81 25 bid cash Corn dull and Dropping No.
mixed i2It2.C
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FOREIGN.
The Weather,

Aue "eatueTs
LONDON, December 3.-The weather in
England has been intensely cold. The dense
fog interrupts railway trathc.
Parliament.
LoSDoN, December 1.-The Daily Nc,rs
announces that Parliament will not be
called earlier than usual.
British Intervention Urged.
deputation waited on Earl Derby and
urged his Intervention to prevent Egypt
from apnexing Abyssinia Derby doubted
Egypt's intention to annex Abyssinia. He
said financial reasons would render it un-
wise. He believed Egypt's violation of
Zanzihar's rights was the result of mis-.
take.
Cable Tariffs.
There is rumor that the Anglo American
Cable Company desire to augment the
present rates. The Daily Meas to-day, in
Its financial article, has the following para
graph which presumably relates to this
rumOr:
1.-The board of directors of the Direct
United States Cable Company yesterday
ADglo-AmeIican Telegraph Company, rela.
tive to tariffs. The result will probably be
a renewed contest between the rival COM
panies, and a low tariff"
Lost at Sea.
The bark Sparkenhoe, from Bristol for
Pensacola, was lost. The crew were saved.
Acting Minister Of War.
MADRID, December 3.-Canovas del Cas-
tillo will assume the Ministry of War while
General Jovellar is In the north as chief of
the King's staff.
French Election Matters.
PARIS. December 3.-The committee ap-
pointed to consider the proposals of the
right and left centres as to the time of the
elections and meeting of the new Cham
beers, have agreed to report in favor of the
dissolution Of the present Assembly in De-
cember, the exact day to be hereafter fixed.
They have also decided to recommend that
the general election be held ON February
20, and the new Chambers convoked on
March 7.
The Reichstsg.
BERLIN, December 3.-In the Reichstag
to-day . bill amending the penal code was
under confederation. Herr Lasker opposed
The political clausss AIMED at o9sases simi-
lar to those of Count Won AFnim. Prince
Bssnasek declared that the matter would
act peEuit Of apy delay; II stricter disei-
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RECEIPTS OF PRODrCF

Observation-Disclosures Fl Turner-l6Ob,s
ton 1000 ska cotton seed Coz bbls Hour 2is M,
lso bblswhisky 1850 bxs soap 10 bxs starch n
cheese and sundry produce
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Robert YOung-.ui
sugar 4,9 bbls molasses 81 half bbls uolr.
sks rough rice and sundries
LOWER COAST--Stsamer P Fraser-st
sugar 40 sks potatoes and sundries
LOWER COAST-Steamer George Spspus
hhds sugar 81 bhls molasses and sundrlts
FORT ADASS-Steamer Governor Ars,-
bales cotton 1903 SKIS cotton seed 81 hhdQ sr,,
bbls mOlaeses and sundries
LOWER COAST-Steamer Jerry-j1 tb, M
ses and eundriss
WASHISGTON-Steame Bertha $50 bslt, \
els SKIS cotton seed 40 SKIS seed cotton 10 hbd,,
Isl bbls molasses Us head cattle and sundrs]
LOWER COAST-Steamer Martha M
sugar l22 bbis nolasses 1874 bbis rice "a IA
aud sundries
LOWER COAST-steamer Waloon-lOStSI
lao SKIS rough rice aud sundries
BATON kUU6E-steamer Lessie Tavlor--rI
cotton 9! sks cotton seed l65 hhds sugar NJ
gar 1884 bbis molasses and sundriss
DOSALDSONvILLE-St Henry Tetl
hhds sugar 322 bbls molasses 6 SKIS seed ee1
SKIS rough rice and sundries
ST JAMES-Stea Mary Ida--g7 Ibid,
s2l bbis molasses 10! SKIS rough rice and sustr
RECEIPTS BY RAILROADS.
MoRGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAs RlIL,|
December SOP bales cotton 3 sacks cotton
sugar $40 bbls molasses 2 half bbls me lAsse, n
rice 1913 SKIS rough rice 3l9 head cattle and n
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROII
cember $50 bales cotton $40 bbls lime u
dries
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD
Der 4-23 hhds sugar 90 bbls molasses AID I'd
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Succession of Harvey b, sks,

SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
~ Of Orleans, No. 3s,055.-NOtice is here
to the creditors of this estate and to all oll
sons herein interested to show cause VI
days from the present notification, if any z
or can. why the account presented by
Wintz, the testamentary executor of tls
should not be hOmologated and approved,
funds distributed in accordance therevi'
By order of the Court.
no27 del 5 FRANK PACE, JR,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-05
PROPOSALS..
NATIONALITY OF NEW Y
Gifv Hall nacambe u

MAYoRALrY OF NEW %
City Hall, December =
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BB RECB,,
Fund. ct the office OF the Mayor, until U
december u, 1875, At twelve O'Clock NJ, ~
q one hundred and and thirty five cerua
United Statee land scrip, in amounts, asH
Thirty of $40 acres each.
One hundred and one Of l60 acres eacf'
Three Of eighty acres each.
One Of forty asYea.
de5 &c CHARLES ]. LHBDs,'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-05
COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY EvexISG, December T. 1875.
CoTTDS-The sales today taot including goo
bales additional Yesterday, embraced 1890 bales
at prices requiring no change in our quotations.
We give also the figures ald report Of the Ex.
change, as below:
AMERICAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION,
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Succession of fritz Grieches

GKCOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THEi
- of Orleans, No. 3s,O93.-Notice is her'
to the creditors of this estate, and to all \,
sons herein interested, to show cause VII
days from the present notification, if any "
or can, why the account presented el
Parker, public administrator, and adminiu
this estate should not he homOlOgated
proved, and the funds distributed in ae'
Herewith.
By order of the Court.
nO27 del S. FRANK FACE. JH,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-05
OFFICIAL NOTICES
PROPOSALS FOR WHARF IMP
ElENT BONDS.

DEPARTMENT OF WI
City Hall, New Orleans, Novemb er =
SkALED PROPOSALS WILL BIZ RECEj
~ this Department until twelve otj
WEDNESDAY,. December 8, 1875, for the ~
city of ELEVEN WHARF IMPROVEMENT
The right TO reject all bids Is reserved
no27 I'd I'D. PILSBuRY, Admipsj
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-05
LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining In the New Orleans Postofnce
December ), 1875.
LADIES' LIST,

Office hours on Sundays from 10 A. NJ. to IL NJ.
Persons calling for these letters will please say
Advertised" aud give date.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-05

There are wicked butchers who will tell
you they can out sir-loin from the beat Of
COW.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-05

1t will be time enough for . boy to think
Of following the sea for living when the
eco attempts to 60 away.
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succession of F. Daubert

SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE
~ of Orleans, No. 38,i24.-Notiee i
all other persons herein interested to Ag
within ten days from the present notlfa
any they have or can, why the account y
by Mrs. Catherine Cassidy, testsms ntsry Il
of this estate, should not be homologatedl
proved. and the funds distributed in aca
Herewith.
By order of the Court.
del5Sa FRANK PACE. JB \
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-05
RLEANs CLEARING HOUSE.

Gold opened at 1l4k 6ll5k, against ll4h at New
York, and after limited business closed ct ll4ha
lis, against 1l4S In that market. The sales were
confined to SIS 600 embracing $1,000 at HAS; $1,000
at ll4h; $1,000 ct ll4'a; $1,000 at ll4A; 1900 and
5000 at u.s. and $1,000 at ll5k.
No sales Of silver were reported. American half.
dollars were still quoted at l0o0ll0 and Mexican
dollars at 9i09ih, gold.
Under the decline in gold at New York sterling
fell of fully lc-eqral to about 10 y cent-and
francs nearly cent. The movement In both
was quite limited. The sales of the former com :.
prised 3l22 zoo, embracing 220t0, $4,000 and G 1910
bill of lading at &5 46h; 42000 Al clear at IS A.
and Gl2e0 bank at as 81.
The only sale of francs reported was 10 900 com.
merciai ai 461k.
At the close sterling bills were quoted at IS ASK
Us 40 fer bill Of lsding Al clear and -ds5 50
for bank Counter rate -0e5 sly, and francs at
4.6Sh dt6la for commercial and nominal for hank
The offerings Of New York sight were Of fair ex.
tent, and met . moderate demand at previous
rates. The sales comprised e2a5, 900, embracing
$4,000 commercial, and $4,000, SIS 900 and e35.
900 private bankers at Il y cent discount e20 O06
S25,Oo0 oa5.000 and SOL 900 private bankers ct
9l6. and $40 600 and e3s,QD0 bank ct H. We also
noticed sale Of 900 commercial on Providence
1t " cent discount.
The banks continued to check on New York ct
cent discount. whi!s commercial was stu
The sales Of stocks comprised 10 shares State
National Bank ct e6s; IS ct e6s 50 and Is ct 066.
Aiso, Of auction, BY hsssrA Nash Hodgson,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-05
ARRIVED YESTERDAY
STEAMBOATS,,

Ship Merom, Lowell, from Liverpool Sep.er,
to Decan, Zerega Sco-3d district %
STEAMBOATS,.
Turner, Hart, from Cincinnati
Robert Young, Terrebonne, from Thibcd,r
J F Frazer, Can ton. from Lower Coast
George Spangler, kouns, from Lower Ca,
Governor Alien, Leblanc, from Fort Adan'
Jerry, 0'Pry, from Lower Coast
Bertha. Broad. fiom Washington
Mar Ia, Bassett, from Lower Coast
Waloon. Taylor, from Lower Coas,
Lessee TAYLOR. Jume,. from Baton Rouos
heErJ Tets. AucOin. from DOna,ise, viii.
Mary Ida, Ruiz. from ST James '4'
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SUCCESSION NOTICE


of Felix Henry LOze.
CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE'
~ of Orleans, No. sc, 55I.-Notice is herelf
to the creditors of this estate and to all ~
sons herein interested, to show cause Wit
days from the present notification, il any tAi
or can, why the third and final account n
BY Joseph n. Mcconnell, testamentary ezo
this estate, should not be homologated
proved, and the funds distributed in acu1
Herewith.
By order of the Court.
del 81 FRANK PACE, JR,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-05
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
OFFICE OF THE REpUBL
Sunday, December s i,
cleared YESTERDAY.

Steamer Amite. Adams. for Pensacola
Schooner Anna Ha wilkins, for Havre
Schooner Traveller. + o1ges for Vera Crn,
Schooner Veto, Henderson, for New YORK
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EXPORTS.

HAVRE--Schooner Anna--l6,j hale. ro,.
baskets wine $500 slaves wig
VERA CRUZ-Schooner TIaveler-;i1 hall,
ton 1903 pcs lumber ''d
NEW lORK-Schooner yeto-560 Lhds su !,
bble molssses
PENSACoLA-Steamer Amite-l21O ak, m,
sks oats 81 axe bran 20 bags coffee 500 bbs ~
half bbls riour 40 bbls pork 90 bbls beef 90 IN.
~ bbls molasses 20 bbls potatoes 10 bbs m
hhds sugar oks bacon ties hams 20 bss.
bbls whisky half bbs whisky 257 pigs s1ui.1
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Leach N NJ Miss
Lumpxin NJ + Mrs
Lones ii Miss
Londsdale NJ Mrs
Massey A Z Mes
Marieu Louis Nrs
Megall F Miss
Myers Mary P Mrs
MIrphy !; C Mrs
Moran L Mrs
Mollinus L Mrs
MORRISON J Miss
NOLAN " Miss
Moses E Mary
Moss & K Mrs
injury A Mas
NcNeaa ( Mrs
Mccullough II z Miss
McCaughey J Mrs
Mcintyre John Mrs
Heis q Mrs
O'Brien VI Mrs
0lhs' pit Lena Miss
O'Doeunigs 81 Mrs
C'C0nneli Ca therine Miss
Pratt " J Mrs
Pardee Miss
PSscoe Rosa r Miss
Prada Julia Mrs
Phelps A l. Mrs
Peters J Miss
RandCn L Mrs
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RemCnd Mrs
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Ross L & Mrs
Robinson N Mrs
Richards L q Mrs
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Roscoe Alice Miss
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Sham5are q Mrs
Sheardon S Mrs
Stanley K Mrs
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SchwaItZ : Mrs
Sheppard Katie Mi5s
Swere Phillipp Mrs
Stevenson II Mrs
Spencer C Mrs
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Spence Annie Mrs
acheuy,,er L " Mrs
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Thomas J Mrs
Thompson r Mise
Turner Mrs
Tucker H C Miss
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Williams ] Mrs
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QuEENsTowS, December 1.-The steam
ship Vile do Brest, of the General Trans
atlantic Company, has sailed from this port
to seek her sister ship L'Amerique. before
reported disabled.
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plinary rules wera not passed he could ros
take the responsibility of eontinulag in the
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Tee House decided to discuss The political
clauses at a full sitting on TIE second and
third reading of the bl!l. The o:he. clauses
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.

NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN OFFICE,
SATURDAY kyRSISG. December 4, 1875.
We are indebted to Mr.. l. n. Maynard, mana ger
Of the New Orleans Clearing House, for the fol.
lowing report of the condition of the associated
banks at the close of business, Friday, December
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-05

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MISCELLANEOUS.
New Orleans Mnfg Co MOOT! Co
Editor Democrat NOType Foundry
To the Members of Claiborne Chapel
Secretary Southern Base Ball Club
Crescent City Broom ard Brush MfgCo
Soeiety Consolidated Crescent Reg ime ut Benevo
lent Association
JOHN NJ. G. PARKER, Postmaster
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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-04-07
=. OF for the black EnII-.

While the preparations have been
very quietly making, 50 that the
public have not heard much about
them, it is undoubtedly true that
there will be q great rush to the
Black Hills in the next month. As
n matter OF double prudence-pru-
,Ience TO avoid the military, and
prudence to avoid public attention
and perhaps public ridicuIe also
these parties have been organized
very quietly. Quite a large number
OF them have been orgnized in Iowa,
and there are few towns Of any size
in the State which will not furnish
a much Is n pilgrim for the APP
parently foolish journey.
Sioux City is the heart Of the ex-
citement in Iowa. Up there, ii is
said, little else is talked about, and
the feeling is at fever heat. The first
compuny sturts from there next Mon
day, or Fe 9Th, headed by Gordon,
the returned Blackhiller 1--WE suppose
that's the name for them), and an
other will start from there On the
goth Of April, headed by Whicher,
who was Gordon's partner. The
smaller parties are rcndozvousing at
Sioux City this week. One small
rarity of seven left u little neighbor
of De Soto, to the west OF Des Moines,
last Saturday, driving by teams to
Sioux City. 1t is calculated that at
least two thousand persons WIZ start
in the company leaving Sioux City
next Monday. While it will mum
Der many roughs and mere RdveE-
turerS, il will also embrace q great
many good and honest and intelli-
gent men. Some of the latter class,
whom we know personally and know
to be honest and reliable, have agreed
to write us the result Of their Obser-
vutions, after they arrive there. This
first party expects to lie twenty-five
days making the trip, from Sioux
City
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-04-07

purchasing useless and cumbersome
articles.
There is n good stock market at
this place for the purCha Sc and sAlo
OF horses, mules, aud cattle. Several
persons are engaged more or less, in
the business OF dealing in stock,
among them w. NJ. Ward, J. G. Alb
ney, Barnard < Co, and Tracy 4 Co.
Those who will come to cheyenne
rs The starting point will save money,
time and trouble in purchasing their
mining outfits at this place.
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81. Marks church, Episcopal. Rev. +. W.
billiard rector. Sund y s~eryices. II a N. ana
s %. m. Sunday school nfter morning service.
Seats free. AL persons are cordially invited to
attend,
Roman Catholic, key. Jas. McGolrieh Pastor,
Rev. Eugene Cussan, Asst. Church ono'Nei
street, above Twentieth.
Presbyterian Church, Rev. w. B. Reed, Pas
tor. Services at II a. IN. and SIP. m. Sunday
chool directly after morning service.
Methodist Episcopal, Rev. w. F. Warren. pas
'or. Preaching every sabbath al lila. m.
and 7 D. m. Sabbath school at az p. N.
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening. The
public are cordially invited 10 all the services 81
tho church,
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Territorial OnleerH-
GOEsrBOr|nO. NJ Thayer.
SscretGTy-G. W. French.
ChLSJ yHsttcs Of SHprsUs Court. ". Fiber
ASSOctate yHSticss-Jos. NJ. Carey. 4. A Ibomsa
Urn. StdisS COAector-E 2. Snow.
Surveyor GensrIi- Silas Reed.
EseSSUsS Il Pubic AOHsys-G- W. Corey.
Register q. S. Land OHos-S. II. Winsor.
Territorial TgsdEHrsr-S. W. D-wuey.
Territorial ARdAOr-J. II. Haylord.
F. l.. Arnold.
Commissioner Of P~eHNsHddryE Charles Hutton.
NJ. r.. Post
Territorial Librarian John Slaughter.
COtH1tissiOHsr Of IDtHigrdfiOa-J X. Jeffrey.
Superintendent Of ItstrHeu9H-John Slaughter,
DzStTlci AnOrHeF-E. p. johnson
United States Commissioners ". brunsr
FbrE Of Isf Judicial piSt1et-J. W. Bruner.
YGTSkdl-Frank Wolcott.
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OPrigECT
WEDNESDAY. APRIL :, 1873.

The State Register, published 1T
Dcs Moiues, Iowa, in its issue Of the
3Oth OF last month; says: