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Avery,s Crooked TROUBLE.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. LIN the Avery case
yesterday VIM. j. Bassett was sworn:
was.Gauger at Tinchers; did crooked
gauging by the advice of Joyce and Ey-
crest. They told me whatever was done
al Tinchers was all right, and they paid
money in Illicit whisky. There was
about sixty barrels run. 1 was at Ja-
netts; they ran crooked; / kept no ac-
count Of the crooked; sometimes there
were twenty-three barrels week; got
my money from Janett; got two dollars
barrel for myself. talked with Ever
est, and he said would have to do as
others did If wanted to keep myplace.
Everest told me Avery and Babcock
were in the ring. We got information of
the raids occasionally. was in the Of
flee about year. Everest said he took
money to Joyce.
j. L. Donohue was recalled, and iden-
titled the dispatch dated December 8,
1874, to Joyce from Babcock. The fol-
lowing is the dispatch;
WASHINGTON, Dec. s, 1874.
General John Mcdonald, st. Louis:
Can not hear that any one is gone or
is going. [Signedl BABCOCK.
Judge Krum asked to submit Jew
questions in regard to the remaining
counts, as the first counts are already
before the jury. He read the third count
and commented at length upon it, aver
ring that his client should not be held
under it. Gen. Henderson replied at
some length to the argument of Judge
Krum. The Court instructed the jury
that verdict would not be called for ON
the first, second and fourth counts
of the Indictment. He also stated
that the third count would
be the only one upon which he
would charge the jury to decide the
case. Judge Krum opened for the de-
tense, and in pointed manner ex-
planned to the jury what the defense
expected to prove, and asserting that
Avery had no connection with the ring.
but that fact they must determine from
the evidence. He said he would read
letters from Joyce to Avery to show
that Joyce did frequently sign his let
ters.
MIR. Douglass took the stand. He said
there was one man in the Department.,
and not Avery, whom ne had suspected,
and who was changed from one
room to another in consequence. i
found out afterward, however, that
/ had done him great injustice,
and would therefore prefer not TO men,
toin his name. CrOss-examined--I
changed the clerk referred to within two
years OF May last. 1t was ON account Of
a suspicion that he was unfaithtul.
did not suspect Avery. Things would
come out that | wanted kept secret.
Joyce and Mcdonald were familiar with
the rules and regulations.
The Court then adjourned until 10
O'Clock to-day.
General Dyerlast night received the
following:
NV AsnINGToN, d, G., Nov. 30.--To
Hon. ID. z. Dyer, United States District
Attorney, 81. Louis; 1 am absolutely
innocent, and every telegram which r
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Personal.

f. c. Holbrook, OF New York, is in the
city, stopping at the Burnet House.
Hon. r. X. Scott, Governor of South
Carolina, has arrived in the city and
taken quarters at the Burnet House.
III. w. Graham and bride, from Putt
nam county, Ky., are registered at the
Burnet House.
Judge j. B. Hovey, of Marietta, is stop
ping at the St. James.
Harry w. FuHer, General Southern
Agent of the Erie railroad, is at the Glib
son House.
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The Great street.Car Builder.

The New York correspondent of the
Boston Journal says: John Stephenson
is the great street car builder Of the
city. He makes cars for the world. No
DaSion can compete with or undersell
him. While was talking with him he
was making CONTRACT for cars for
Bombay. Twelve cars were ready for
Liverpool. Others were on the wagon
for London. Another lot for Australia,
Norway, Austria, st. Petersburg, and
also America. and over our boundless
Continent. Liverpool cars are double
deckers, but Americans won't ride in
them.
All English cars have the windows
fastened down, and they can't be sold
unless they are. These cars the English
can not make, though they have had the
pattern for number of years. Nor can
that wonderful nation make rubber
car spring. All are made here. Mr..
Stephenson ships no cars. He delivers
all his work in New York. Each nation,
company, or man who trades for car
pays for it in New York. No contract
is taken unless the contractor has a
banker in New York who will pay for the
car when 1t is done. MIR. 5. builds nine
cars q week. He can take an order and
have car ready to ship in four days,
Each car costs y, 1000, gold.
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Late Foreign News.
THE UNITED STATES AND SPAIN.

THE UNITED STATES AND SPAIN.
LONDON, Dec. LA Madrid telegram
says the reply of the Government to the
latest American note has just been COM
municated to Minister Gushing, and is
considered satisfactory.
DISSATISFIED.
CoNSTANTINOPLE, Dec. 1.-The Gov
eminent is dissatisfied with the action
of the Khedive in disposing of the Egyp-
tian stock in the Suez canal.
SUICIDE.
LONDON, Dec. 1.-The vile OF Hon.
hugh Childers was found dead in her
bed, at her. husbands residence this
morning. A bottle containing chloro-
form was found beside her, and every
thing indicates that the unfortunate
lady committed suicide.
TREASON.
BERLIN, Dec. Lit is officially an
nounced that the State Court will per-
nit the indictment of Count Won Arnim
on the charge Of treason, as being the
author of the recent pamphlet relating
to the Emperor and Empress OF Ger
many.
DIED.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Dec. 1.-General
Eshadpasha died in this city to-day.
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The Moody ana sankey Meetings.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 1.-The Moody
and sankey meetings for the past two
mornings have been slimly attended, on
account of the building, which is very
large, being too cold. = 80 - -
Mr.. Moody this morning changed the
time for the meetings of prayer from s
O'Clock in the morning till IL, it being
evident to him that in a day or two, be
would have no audience at all, SO great
has been the falling Oft. q y. y
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FINANCIAL

CINCINNATI, Dec. I-3:IU z. NJ.
Gold is worth lax buying and l5% selling,
for coin, and l5x gold checks on New York.
There is an active demand for money to- day,
but the supply Is ample, and the market re-
mains easy.
Eastern Exchange is heavy to-day, with lib
eral receipts. No change in rates. 1t is worth
lilo discount buying ald par selling. Sterling
is weaker at 4.s4 to 4 S3 gold.
The following are the rates to-day for Gov.
ao..Hl la1....l i.
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sent will appear perfectly innocent the
moment l can be heard. demand a
hearing before the Court, where | can
testify. o. e. BABCoCK."
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Observation-Disclosures

NM ANTED--DR, JAS. u. KlERR'S - Great
wv system Renogileor Is goGt alike for chill
Sren anu adult. Itis preventive and cure OF
arising from impure blood; cures all skin dis
eases, liver complaint, erysipelas, dyspepsia,
e0nstipation ana piles. None genuine without
my name and the title Of the medicine blown
on the bottle, my portrait and signature on the
label, and my portrait and name on my United
States Proprietary stamp covering the cork.
Beware OF counterfeits and limitations. Should
your druggist not keep it, write direct to pro-
PTietor, 188 VI est Fourth street., Cincinnati, D.
del -atWl&S ,
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WTANTED--SITUA ATION-By young man
wv having two years. experience in the dry
goods and notion business, as wrapper. packer,
salesman, or any thing in the dry goods busi-
ness. Address MIR. VIC LABREE, care Of
Moses Meyer, No. 292 Jefferson st., Louisville,
y Ay,ses sees noz9-5t
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Two old crows which perch on tree
in Dudley, Mass, every afternoon, and
cav until hundreds OF others are col
Fcted- are called MOODY aud sankey.
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A French writer describes young
lady as one who kisses her gentleman
friends till she is six years old, and then
leaves off until she is sixteen.
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wv wish a situation as clerk, between this
and December l5; have had II years. expert
ence. Satisfactory references furnished. Ad-
dress, stating salary, So, GALEN. Parkers-
burg. w. Va. no28-4t
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!. WASHINGTON, Dec. News has been
received of the death of Hon. Benz. p.
Avery, American Minister to China, who
was appointed about two years ago to
succeed Minister Lowe. $50
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WTANTED,-.sITUIAT ATIoN-of any kind to
Wv make u living for my family; drive wag-
en-, as porter or anything in the line OF work |,
writes both German and English. Address
BALK, care Of Eiler, corner Linn and Everett
streets. no29-2t
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TTTANTED--YOUT TO CALL--At KELLY'S
w New Photograph and Ferrotype Gallery,
m6 West Fifth street, between Elm and Plum,
cincinnati. Open every day. au6-4m
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The following Is the closing report OF New
York STOCK Market, as received Dy Lea, Ster-
rett y Co., Is West Third Street:
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LATEST Local.

JOHN HAYS, cutting with intent to
kill John fluids, was bound over in the
sum Of $3.50.
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VKTANTED--JIM 3 CHARLIE DAVIS
w formerly Of 1J4 Race street, are located
st the s,Sun Saloon" 70 Fountain Square, where
Ahey will be pleased to see their friends Open
y MI hours, day and night nol7-2m
MJANTED - PARTNER A competent
w pharmacist, Of 10 years. practical exper-
pence. desires to form s partnership for carry
ing on the drug business with some gentleman
Who would bc willing to invest capitol against
experience. Address II. O. STERRITr, 81
&rccn ST.. DAYTON. o. nos9-3t
WTANTED-TO OPURCIIASE--Sccond hand
wv --0ne copy each. Blacketone's Commen-
Mxies, kents do, Bollvier's Law Dictionary,
Revised Statutes Of Ohio, Wcbster'sU nabriugcd
Rietionary. Any person having any OF the
&bove for sale cheap, please send description.
Rn6e, qtc, 70 RICHARD ROE, Lock -liox 500,
k$y2esayls'e. VAsp : so poss-H
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HNTANTED - YOU TO KNOW That b.
w CAVAGNA & SON have new lot Of fine
homeless Codisn, and splendid line of
Sr0ceries. jy26-tf
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NTANTED-HOUSE- six OR ten rooms
wv on w alnut Hills OF Avondale. Address,
stating price, location and terms,
no29-3t II. Q. BROWN, p. o. Box SD, city.
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WTANTED = SITUATION : To do light
w homework by q middle-aged woman
with child; the comforts of home more to
be desired than wages address or call at 295
w. Court street. +ss.,,. -. no29-2t
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WTANTED--SITU ALTON BY first class
wv photograph artist, who understands all
branches Of the art; salary SIS per week. Ad-
dress A. II. j., No. "a Bradshaw St., Indian-
spolis, Ind. no29-8t
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VKT TANTED-TO CLOSE OUT-A stock Of
wv first-class Sewing Machines In order to
tire nnaiy iGpm she osGess GSN wa,l saa ~ seli o.
street.. first Aoor. je26-tf
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VTT PARTY-To take
wv furnished house and board the occu-
pants in exchange for the rent Address Mrs.
J. T., this Office, stating where you. can be
toon. deI-2tN
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DIED.

DIED.
GRAFTON Tuesday, November s0th, at
$3.50 A. NJ, Jacob Graft, In the 74th year Of his
age.
Funeral from his lat c residence, No. l29 Day
ton street, Thursday Morning, December I'd,
at 1OH O'Clock. Friends Of the family invited
to attend without further notice.
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wv diamonds, old gold and silver. A. A
RYSTER, watch maker, $40 w. Fifth.
dec. -6tA
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DEATH OF OUR MINISTER TO CHINA.

the utmost vigilance in looking after
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wANTED.-ROOMs.

WI TANTED-RO OM-Plainly furnished, by
w dressmaker, with respectable people.
References exchanged Address CUTTER,
this Office.
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MISUNDERSTANDING

NTANTED--BOARD-a room by lady,
w convenient to the corner Of Main and
Sixth must not exceed four dollars per week,
Address Il. s, Star Office. -. n. -.
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VNT D-SITUA UATION--By respectable
w young married man, willing to work hard
~ ss any honorable emplsyment; speaks o German
port. Ky. - noa9-2t
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VKTANTED - STU UATION-- AS cook in q
wv hotel In a country town, by middle aged
woman, who has had experience as u cook.
Address Mrs. II. G. MINER, Cardington, o.
no29-3t
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WI ETANTED-TO SELL--Clothes Wringers
w and Fluters on weekly payments, w. p
KUKTZ II CO., % West Fifth streete
Ise1 -WF&M-tfl
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UTANTED--CONFE To buy q
w confectionery in good location, includ-
ing stock and fixtures. Address, stating loca-
sion and price, H. o. DRAKE, Plainyille,
Hamilton county. o. no29-3t
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TTTANTED-BOOKS- - Highest cash price
w for all kinds Of books, l0c and zoe novels,
&C., 2S6 Central avenue. del-8t
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UTANTED-THE HOUSEWIVES FRIEND
wv -On receipt Of 81 will send to any ad :
afess, the art Of making three Of the most val
nable articles used In every family; the most
useful discoveries of the age; will save from
s. 10 $50 per year; this is no humbug; COPY
right secured. Address II. II. CARNIGHAN,
sos w. Sixth street. Covington, KY.
del -2tW &F
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VKT ANTED - SITUATION - By colored
w woman to do general housework in a
small family; best of references given. Ad-
aress MARY JOHNSTON, l18 Mill street.
nO2a-4r
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r OST-KEY-In the vicinity of the Levee, a
IL steel key; fiat, opens and shut like knife
Finder will be we'll rewarded by leaving it
with MIR. CUNNINGHAM, 143 East Front st.
no30-2t i
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WT TED-sTTUATION-To take care of
Wv horses, city or country. Cali on or ad-
dress JOHN RIDLEY. drug store, Central
Avenue, near Findlay street. nos0-2t+
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YNT pay 5000 cash
wv il in II good location; must be q bargain.
Address DANIEL BRENNAN, Lock box Z, ,762
eity. n029-9t
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VWANTED--TO sELL--House and lot, on
wv Boal street. Lot 81 by l75 House eight
rooms, cellar and cistern. Cheapfor cash, or
en payments. Valued at $3,bO0. Address
JuIfN "A. STARR, this Office.
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D-sITUATION---A porter or to
wv do work Of any kind bya young German.
Address A. WILSON, Germania House, So
Sycamore street. no29-4t
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WI TANTED-TOOL CHEST-Good second-
wv hand carpenters. Address, stating size,
price &C., Post Office box 1,O40 no29-3t
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TOR RENT - ROOM-A furnished front,
ID suitable for on gentlemen, at 80 Rich
mond st., near Central ave. References ex-
changed. no29-0t*
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vNTANTED-EEw MEXICO INvALIDs
wv AND OTHERS-Desiring information
regarding New Mexico, by inclosing REGENTS
for expense to TAOS, STAR Office, will re-.
sEiya prompt and correct answers. Ocl9-M
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IKT TANTED-SITUAT UATION--As clerk in re-
wv tail grocery or cigar store; wages no OBJ
tect: references former employers. Address.
j. LUCAS, City P. o. noS93t
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5T,on RENT ROO M Four splcndid second
E story rooms, newly papeied and grained,
ers pest s IL the ct a. os e.
Liberty street. no2y-3t
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rT1O LEASE-HAL ALL-Location central, suit
4. able for any kind OF public amusement, on
principal street; double track street. railroad
passing door Addressl ESTATE, tP.O. Box
$40. . SIS nO29-4t
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TyoR RENT-Roo wo nicely furnished
j front, on second floor: light included; $14
per month; best references given. Cali at 472
George street, no29-4t
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FOR RENT--RooMs.

L,OR RENT ROOMS = Four rooms and a
ID kitchen and stable; or will rent the house
alone. Inquire at A Stone street. nOSO-2t
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TOR RENT-ROOMs-1n Newport, 8rooms,
T on Byzantine street, half square east of
Cincinnati bridge. Keys at 45 Sycamore, Gin
cinnati n030-
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FOR RENT.
LOST.

r OST-FUR TIE-The finder will be sujta-
Lbly rewarded by leaving it at No. l3 Stone
street. dei-2t*
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ADVERTISE.

TyHE COUNTY TREAsURERs OFFICE
i will be open TO- MORROW, December 2d,
for the receipt of Taxes. Persons desiring bills
by memorandum must apply before the 18th
inst; after that date none will be delivered ex-
cept on payment OF same at the desk. -s..l
r. III. FENTON, -
DECEMBER ]. Treas'r Hamilton County.
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.
FOUND.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. /.

NJANTED-SITUAT a girl in a
w small family to do general housework or
mp stairs work. Call at $40 Longworth street,
sile entrance. del-2L+
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-02

| ~ - wv A@O 830
0RlES6ACn & MATCH
! cAs"o" sTRk.T,
| .r .... l-
eA09oM clrV,..... .......... -. nevAOA
WAelesals ana Wssall
as. g.. -lrEa.t s e. 15
e r q G E RTE s
FLOUR AND FEED,
WINES. LIQUORS. PORTER I Ale.
HARDWARE. CUTLERY,
Farno111g Too10
Tin and cvockesy Ware,
Powder and Fuse,
WALL PAPGR,
Doors and Windows,
wunssw sna w,assw slmpsI
Paints, Oils and Varnish,
Paint and ' avnisA Drushss,
California Limo, Cement,
Plaster Paris. Plastsrers' Hair.
Glue and Shellac,
ETC.. Erc.
~ws will ct all times receive from Patrons
iRAIN. BUTTER, EGGS and General Produce
{ MARKET RATES.
sp2s-tf
!
GEO. PERASICH,j
Ban Francisco Market.
Wholesale and Retail DeaIerin
FRESH FRUITS,
EeE1AslEs. CONNECTIONS, ETC.
[NHE UNDERs1eNED HAS ON HAND
and is daily receiving the
h0icest Fruits
Freshest Vegetables. l.
Best o. Conrsctions.
CHOICE HAVANA CIGARS.
'uLTRY. RANc EGGS. ETC.
!. B.-Orderr promptly filled and delivered
per directions. GEO. PERAsICH, :"
Carson street next 10 the Tbeater aslo,,n
n II ENT7 -
, 1875-11-06

rhana in thatci.r. or. In other wur1s. the aEc1o.
ton viii IN rft;;arn f'r Grl,, iiar"t in t!,s At.
bany MnHenm. lie irln ~ah 4ant fur rlcrara.
tiou to: Htstslinr. Prof. Ward. n llos,,cn:sr,
With his axHis:aws, arrived oil the yroun,l Tues
day. I'rof. Ward proceeded t., n blrkrmith~
shop and hal nn'nr nj peculiar too'r tna'lo
lh:rr hiH oxu snFesy'Hn't, and procured crap
ne's torres. otc. THO i.h1r ri removing the .kn
was c>mmenc"I Wctlhca lay. Tno skin IL t1p,u
* tp / inch thick. atd eoire rim st its
wcpht may o:'talne'i wcn It ~ stated that /: rn-
Il,rcI twclro Ftrg ,nnil u lit tic ln,x roft1i;.
fnE 1t. TlIo AKIN sill haze U, uc fe.surpd pnr.
half in buii. am! viii be III. s,yer a tusn,Atn by
tlIe in.prosrd french .otts.si. lilo Old fiu'ma,
n1ctho u s.nai''. with A;tAr being !anlul IN.
practicable. 10 properly tItA arc tho skin
lnrre vat Mil have 10 t'e mad. in which IT,. tk
~Ill ba ,.llrfn uy"r nphs III ! arlntInn u sHm
nhd ta't: 1t wi! he taden t,t eacf, dr. hln!
worked down. Tim nicratint vail 10 miro II tu.
two wn"t.t It is beloved il4t Ii; animal can le
p'ar"h in tue insisoun, tunn% .l,a winter. III:
aknienn viii 10: Ia Arranged Enfnip next
August. Tho even and tantiou Of the ttl:lon4
will l's se'l: 10 TIM A't,apy .aical College anil
tho yt&tta n Curhnli Uaiyura.:y. lilo autr,*t
VIII mara I'd. I'll: u.:I, TT t;ir pifnru vas de-
!ivcfed v."' erJa7. Hli,l it IL believed that tho
body will Rsa:, be .cro ,crel.
, 1875-11-06

The Omaha Herald, by ,ncaus Of correspond :
ent, Traveller" intornss u that Mr.. j. ",
lliif, OF Northern Colorado ls tue Cattle Llng al
lie West and has The 81 boss ,ancl, !" ot shu
country.
This range is 1850 uiios aong, begins ut ,futes-
hur. on tue ear. md extends to u1oeley on tho
west. with its sontllaIn boundary Tho
hou.h Patio lsiscr Aua its uo,tleln tl.t,
DIVIDE aouta OF Lodge Polo Cruyk. l's
shape IL that of right-aug1od triangle,
tho right anglo botng u .irooloy aud tbs hasa
iis,s tho Suutl rlatte Risor. Tho eliet ranch ID
atoat 10 miles from Julcsburs, whore vi Tho
castia bought by M;. Itif aro btandel. II IL Oil
the river, and tic bottoms uaur by prutlura hay
for tho horses. liz oits no hnY fur hls cattle.
TAoy live tho outiro year gu tho rich native
grassos on tho rauga, anl, with she exception Of
ssyoro viateEs, tho pefccnIsss Of loss IL nos
very great.
He oups In foe &C, ,0nU acres Df tie range, aud
has upon it 28, ,nG0 head 0f cattlo. The calves
branded this year amount to 5,ovo, aud Lis talts
OF csitlo tho prcaeAt yesr will Gwount ID akout