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, 1875-11-25

--tl'ete ~aa fairly nr,u feeling NJ stounA rrltc,
soa nn's wood rcN'ain ns l~fdrr. Leather md b1g
gfnR w"rc orart"i father srsrna1y, but wore lrlt
! hrmiy ~ f'tnor quotations. THO oil market Was firm
except tor turpcn'lnc.
! lnntcr waa t,ca,ly, under = continued eool .tc
'nA''d sud limited Offering, u catgors. pruRa ani
fhcmieh!s wero htm, but, with cnr two exceptions
| M alfance las yet ltca made. There wtrt II:
na" feasures In wool, hides, broom corn
Hops were Qu!cs and s!oa1y, ann choice
werc firmly held. liry vas in modertt
deaud ami rtairo MAS easier under iis9tr toringa
and only 4 light lo.ai Inquiry. ecels ~crp rather
quiet. hut generally h,esy. Fla. w,l net 10 arn Tho
demand having ialien on. Hrten fruits iu only
| fair lo,ni request, but ihere were 10 important
ehhng.s In rrl'cs Poultry wAs active. snd clnIcn
.rrsscd ru.e steady. but POOR or 1.-Two sfock wna sw
AMI eary nItnc mud eEss wcrc flrm unler limited
offerings and good retail denlanf.
'ntn1So GRAIN ~ NEW YonE.
The following lse Tho lclai!a OF the plan for gradn,
gram nndef The rules recently agreed npon Aelwern
TIM New York Produce Exchange anl tho railroad
eo'nfanles:
+ All Lils Of 'aann for grain shtrprA to this
KIT ~ tai OH shd hfor De- l. ls 5, rhnnl CONTAIN
arcorAsnce With lie rules ii It's New YoIk reosiuco
Esel.anss ~, e*s aatppeta a's!te 10 preserve tht
cp1as 81 the rniifoad companies EausA uulcr date Of
Nov. 3. tA.6.
J. Al Shipment. ot grain IN .tllsa ot 1s,lius from,
sertan'c With the rules ot tue New Ynsk rro l,ra
Esrllang' asr o:littt viii Ae subject Ia uniform
en Of to rnl lines. - q srts no r's "" ,ha, II Il ss,n
nor More H.! c.ns Ter bnshf Lots nf fsss than
san = *i.l 70 delivered dton ,rsck On arilval.
antn viii, tho rnea, AMI rerl'hc hes Will ho Issued
III refnf by tle railroad comp .ulcs.
4. The lee fur fleFectto uMd yGtlhcitson 0t track
wo4ht wilt te, uutI further notice. 81 cs l,,r car,
The new rules o not to gtvs uaut1el hat!sfac-
.ion. II a oojertud liza. ~ tho bnlku9 Of Grah in
, 1875-11-25
REAL ESTATE.



Welued14y, Nov. a:
CITY rnnrEnrr.
West M'nroo st. Sf Il . VI CoutEc ~, : I, Cir
l1n Il, dAtoI Nov. Observation-Disclosures 1000
Drake w, US Il Of West Chicago Nv. Q I, i6x
i2l Il, dAteo Nov. -. Observation-Disclosures. 1900
Liberty IT., lis II Of Jefferson, I. .:,135 #,
will improvements, dated Nov. ~. ..,.... 1910
Krolrr It. u II n v nf Shetle Il ay. n T., .3x
ft II, with hui ding, dated NaE H4........ l00O
1rtiner ut, AZ It Of Oak Il, q 1, y 10 II,
,asc1 Snv. a.. -........... Ao3
L1rrabeo VI, .lU ! # y Ut MenoEninee u, WI,
2l1lli It, wlth iEnrovsme1a,4, dated Wv, =! 1CUU
cossitt q. 2lG n II Ut Fulton st, " 1, a44l.iH,
slhtel Q I. n. Recommendations. 1000
Walnut at ~ It " Of Oakley, IL t. auxla7 II.
late 4n'y !7....... ~. ............... a,oo1
II. dated Nov. v.94,........+...... ....,.,,, SIS
North place: w ftnw Of Afunslgs ", uaf,
a5x1. II, latel Nor. 1I....... ..,,,... ..... 80
Wrat Htsrun ct, 1hp # v Of nackcrIika 1T, nf,
21xl u II. lalea Nov. ~, ............. l,40Q
Veal Washington 81. 2:u It Q Of LeArltt Il, ST,
oJxls4 II. dated Nov. H.. ................ 5000
eouIn OF cfft LlNlra WITHIN nApIua OF A1lEs or
COuAr Nouse,
Jefferson II. . 9 cor Walnut vt, " +, 6cxl50ft,
uAtea Hof- j.. ..,.......................$ 2,CGG
NAukcads q. u " cor fatty.srrGul II, o I, 5u1
laih Il. dated Sor. a.. ....,.....,..,,. GO
Eimlsrk Nv. GB Il n of If,y-sarsuth 81, " /, 10
1iI II, i1atcI July Observation-Disclosures, $50
JoJferBon Nv. hog II u Of Fort}.thtr II. in
feAf, T. 9o1.S II. lated Sept. 6............ l1eo
, 1875-11-25

l0Gs-Tbs market openei iayor.njV' 1or Il. ssii,oo
Interest," Ihs supp1y was sua u. md buyers took hull
frtsly st ths Improvement 9! the day befptc-so free.
y, y f.st !4at holder. thought ths Opportunity
rtavsi fatal 10 m aaflss trade IL packers Vi onso
Withdrew from ha market, aud tho class Of busnt.s
loure found holder. with tia bnlk Of their hogs s;,I
On hand: During ths ernoon very tls trudiiia WA
aoas. sthe. On lo;sl o. shpr!na sceouut, .l.houeh
!hefe were fFte sae u c9peeasfon frol the prices
asked earlier Ia the day. 1ho range Of vas 3d
977s cul,4 aud aea!laxag lois sosd At 9i23t31.tG
coanoa to tttuas packlug grades At a74u; aud
common 10 eltrA shipping hogs At $7oJt97.7,.
, 1875-11-25
LIVE STOCK,
CIllCAuo,

CAFTLE-The market waa dull and irrtgutatly
lowir Tbs tsw scattering lo.a Of prime catto wsro
easily disposed Of at full brices aud sto.kcrI aso so
well up to previous quotations, but Texans, Eus hcra
COVE, Ind common 10 tair shipping steers wcrs Of
eayxh9ss fram !9a2os TO many cattle arc arriving
inE "Ta.nkxg!,lnE week aud Unless tho ensuing feW
days W1tneaa dattded deere cur suppes tsfioas
must 90 st!li lower Trading sluggish froin Tie
oPsrtng o the c!oss. and aapu u siook remained uu-
bpld to }oet the prnb4to HAuts Of the trade f1r The
ranlatuler Ut tha week, -
IuoT4T{oHh.
Choice netses-Flne 1T, wetl.fnrmed year
to . SaaF old steers. weighing l.Jtjt 10
lso - :..............f5.5 5.5ol10,25
Good pteyes-Wel- -t4tssuel steers Wejull.
Ing ln 70 .J'a tta.. i3G83.2s
Meaium 9EAdee-siscss IN f4r ieah, wsigh-
Butchers. Btock-poor to faif stpars. aua
camMon 70 ehoi . COWS, for city slaughter,
weighing 800 toll ,ly0 f,s... 275alro
stoek Uattie.-common cattle, weighing 7Uu ~@s'
to oo' r.; 9.7t9a.7s
atAgs. halls, .nd scalaeup steoss. lnaa
Ioxas c4ttle-Thfouah dsovea..". ....... 1.51a iU1
RI
, 1875-11-25

market for csn1dA stock opened fairly s"tre; fev
1ta nav Offering, ait finding ready ss!s 1t strong la,t
nt,ess Wsss a,@n* m Il T.tsrn Sheep IN fas sssa
u,n"as !als and 400 head WearFn shsap rsro dis
n ho snds # fsT t,'ds err
Dtt sla'; tha.,'a il nj. Il a.2>. slto md N.35
lioa'-isestirt. 10 ,isy. Iaso aes,1 n,rse. npsn.
moderately Activs for Workers. tn,t IiRt-w"xh. gcni
Il ess: n i. hsr1 s. a0S, s,o: sos e. Ei ' 70
No rS.ssr, ss =. a. a,ass ps to os. o
n..r,non-. Ill.,, sa; Nov. a.%dirr1r-sr.r1,. an,,:
psicss 4talic lnwor: very best, 80. Ha1.51: hr;s
qHs1sy; s'uste@oo: me<ilnn. or gool fair quality,
slo@ ,io ins ~ most sates, ss0s .od: zseep'. LAID:
f.. 'IS,.r.i, 11c.a; aen;n y a. e0Os Of ao rsuse
,snErrr,.al. :aa lo.,y range tesAe; lambs,
ST. rours. Nov. ss-iioas-atrona g. inu.s. and hisher
Yo,keEs' 50 % Al $50 ; pa hing, s1.uts7.as
,s; .ms ssa 70 IT,, IL sepi:s aatis:
eo g g ehoice Texans, f9dos44i: medium to s4l.,
eomon ,s'l III t, goo passins. m VT VII
xs sa:,, roles 6utohess sos. lesalp eies slip
tuMeE7,
A"u ohetIHBe VETO FfU4<l. Hufnt 5f1hX not over q
dozan carHoei, Of which aevesai wsre aod during The
day ut recent praces Probably nno.hur rma Geo. anil
fhw straggng cargoca will COME forward thn soa.
ron. Feec. stiff closed hrnl nt $l.00, md incl nj
@io,toai7.oo for common. and e,2skdl4o0 for inc.
dii'n to choice ml-fnn. L,h wers steady st go,
and shingles shale easlcr At {a.3o 1890.
At tue shrds tho demand was fair tho ahtp,prnts
sill being In excess of thoso TOR tho rre,I1us year
nnd coiun,oh lumber was steady at tho atyaure ro.
renty cstabliahed:
F4rst hnt 'cchnd clcar. .3tn00St t1O1
Third cla I. Inch. +.......... $500 yf.0O
dllfa cleaF. thl.H ......+. l9.O0p4..,.
E!ear noor1nB, hrst and second. rough., ~ 20Aa3iN
Clear eltiin9. hrst md second Is. 0hl9N
First common stnR. :..........-.. lilo 91f.oa
F!onrlng, hr common. t1tesRal. ....... :0.UU r..
Flooring Hecona common. dressod. 2t.nDa'30l
1ox Dourast A.-.............r......... 3i1U537 10
tax Boards. n....................... 25.0pA41.fD
stock boards, 10 aud l2 In. ..........,, aBa30
Stock 6hlFls...... ................. 11,O0a2t00
uAsok boAfds..,....... ............ i5.xH71i.nl
FcActnR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ! .6eal'J0
;onmon lumber. Is & md under. 1f.fnal2.tM
!otat a'Id solnt ing. ~ 10 ~ fs.,.... 1lnKai.,N
ttath. Lisa 2Ul
thih .......................,.. 1.7'G} fUI
en'hsas OH track, asa aG2>1
, 1875-11-25

LA1Ear.
New foRS, Nor. 3l.-ool opened aud closed At
1las, with Iacs At lla::@llat. Ths rates. for
carrying vere ~, and per cent. aud fos borrow.
Ing dat to c-4 yer cent per diem.
Governments were nTn, On a small business,
Railroad bonds wcre 1ria OIL afternoon iosltngs.
Qhicsso + korthwsslern consolidated coupon gold
t'nAa advanced - a34t nnl closed attpua. Lake
sborr consolidated rrRtster, rsts rosa to l0lk md
Rock Island n tn llof. Eric foartha vese ac,l.e at
elctoiA. Hannibal ST. Joseph convertible .lvancod
10 sjMs aud clorrt nt NJ. Union Paclho hrsla soil
st 10a!;. md Alton Tcrre IrAuto drst. 1t l1 Tho
demand was active throuRhaus tho DAY, and some n,.
portapt srnoanss Of tonds changed LanIs,
ate bnndE ware s!eAdy.
Stocks wtr9 stronger and CHER throughout tho dry.
md closed Al tie best prices made. Wcaseen stocks
WIRE conspicuous for 1en,ncss North scsetn common
risug 10 3't, rrcf.rrel 10 53't, 81 Tan 10 Wv, Pre-
fet1c tn 86, Lake Shoro 10 72., Rock Island to 100.
llinnhal ii. Jaseph co'l.on 10 elt. MchGan Cen.
fTal ia jiK. nnh Illinois C'l:,.o nf't. fAci6c Mail
was more 4ctiva, And rna, to 4us Wo'tsrn GHon l.
to-Jns. and the stcck a4sAutel to III. kcw FORK
Central closed firm AZ iHiil"s sO'F+ and Now Jcftry
Central q io5;sttl95,4. fshahA4 ross 10 149. anu
Oh,oa 10 l8H.
ton 10 tlr Rnin Ct s4s va In st. Paul f1F tho sirl
werk Of Eoytlncr, tlo Northwestern thuEa al
crease IT sfi 9J>. The tnfon p idc earnings are
lasst, G,ll considerably in excess Of laRt year.
Tai,lnrtew lTh tnka{ty bein; 10 I'll hoti.
day. sbe various Exchanges w,ll be clo.o,, and bus
nt.s III financial circles gsnet4liy auspe,dea.
cshu shares, ot whri, 1I0l vers parino sia,,, at0
Western Un!ut. l,5oI Northwestern rottsinut1, iAO
Ek Island. o0o St. ranl common, 3Uu0 do prefer
rrd, aud 1!,0(V Lake Shnrr.
i'n.som rree|n:.. $'o7.noh ........
, 1875-11-25
CONNIE ERCIAt.

Tho following wore tia receipts ami 5ltpmens Of
the lending articles II pruuco In thls city during the
twenty four hourn ending At o'clock ou Wednesday
pruug and for the corresponding data ono ys4r sQo
, 1875-11-25


The local aanand was very Light, only $500 re'a
and ~ coo oats being reported takep by prot ssr'.
There was good inquiry from Milwaukee, and room
WIS engaged hsre for 12ooo Lu wheat frum the .boe
mort to Buffalo, partly At 7c. Cna5ters-rop Mnnson''
sry soEn sroas ~ a,1%a stE ,'.sss q
buffalo, scAF u1lsted, aud halsc4 Egyptian aud ss''
tcau. i,
pETnalr.
On the 22d fretghts wero dull and a sh.iS lo*'f'
Whess to Buffalo uomlnal .. j.; Qxwsso, &c; oSdsAs
n1rK, 6Et11e. @. ". Norton rappra tho sehs Ae0
deer, what Oetso!t TO 0sWego, p.t.
LAKE MICHIGAN.
CHICAGO.
Az tls vssssls lbat eams u yost4rlay "ora "o1s''a
vlA several &uches ot ics....Tbo v"hr rsta'so 10.
asstn met viii misfortune. Will, l+tns toHsa
down tbs rser yostarday abe oaIno M coasasF VIII H.
schr James Couch, lying near ths upper FA'1fa"' a.
bridge, aud Lost her tibboom aud load2eir. sue Wiz
10 delayed few days by this sccde4t. Bhe has car
90 Of gssin on board for Eualo. Tho Arh'1a Aio',
while sptefjng tA,s ,arbQs Tssd4y night E'n aaiu'
The pisE, pud Lost hrr jibhoom. Tho 9 bonls pS
lett for Michigan City 1ayt pscnnK 10 bring ~.
l.. Vi. Masop. op Aer arrival s!e wiz "
into wlnter, quarters The tus4 9. y. fa,.
kaFt D. Il. Datsopk, Mopl!oF, and y, ',''.. oa'''
went Into vtotSr GU Ftpra yaataf1ay "hie an'oaa
Ing the E1op Peerless Of hFT cargo o1 'fon'e's
Yssenisy, the body Of dad lnan was spuha asp'e'
crushed 10 Jelly by ths 4sayy wAl1t rssla VIZ
him. Ths bod ID 6ellxtad 10 10 thst Of Ar Mttna1,
ia Curtis Of aunosk. vao ~ esea n1ss'ns t'uI ,iJ
tha psetls.: spppsd hsts, Ayx H. r. i~ ~ III ii.
oath il Jill s6goVdsd 10 suysefy. - ho h.a ~.
1a,ns.. h.tevsr e. Ts;.s ~ s.,.s "
nnSHnsM nart.ss Dutch Charley" c4ptsin " tIs
luz Louis Dss. Who i eh.rFsl ssh tkns a1S s'o 10
H. FS1sA ~ IT ksft xh!l ja shs1ss. Il r,,'s tt,
IIy. Accused took eblngo Of seaus g sa' I'D
o. g. wSi ps'sn CHARLEY" I'll IT, !, Ds ~
m m a,, H. 1ustre ha.d hin over 10 ths ct!n'1
usl Gpurt uueT $50 hail .1nfera.sou ~ r. ~.
hert yas.sTuay dat tas achF Twin ai'tsr u y n@'s
n-fbps n tsakias soplt!qn. aIA as419' s3@'
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL. -,
ExtpqxspAF. H., Eov, 2@.--0tSAaEp-soFa aas. -"
, 1875-11-25

Lt$ w
- FRENCH syoox.
Is1GssSaa; .f ia,sei sa" " Ia i;e. '""'sts u. ass
oasrsa sa G:;bea ssttndara r sne1, sSnt aHs iT'
dss, &C., IL 10 h. 90 ax aol' ,1 sss' it, ,S
~: e1tsl winter Lrd oil, 81 03s,.l :, No. !.
aGs; x1ss e sini.p r'st sasns 5.s @ sss
s1.2y2 ne4s.foo. oi .tr'rtly pure, Yiis.l 2o; ID
s:ta 9s9; 90 Nj *; 61m 81 sos ..r.
Wsst xsgna OIL; natural, q aeg. $50: nitura,. u
fo1LTlsY AM q lAGE-Iaa u g.; fccctpta Of pou,,ry
Of al Kin Il vera literal, but tue dressed in poor
condition sad .as nso n,t w.n'ol. Hna'e. although
Catno wa !oxor cacksna, to!; do dressed, ytsi
&: p; ttse{, aSs ~ 70 ,,i. 5si,,sd telas ast.
~; sarscdzet 8. o.; qusi sl'o; msll.ni .lusi,,
fJ.:5: enaau do. sl.5us2.3o. venisou quolel Ut
rorAToEs-Tho receipts continue very srnnl, npa
store lot1 wte he higher NJ cur iots Hsro 6norcI.
petshllnu. tanao from 2sts35c.
- reg sr1s p,"e. though a41 sasy, The Eastofn
a. q ssS s: "a j
RALT-Foowing nre lhu onotatio,is: 6aain IN,
onondaRa: and Caaad. t,no, sts1: ordinary co,rsc,
S.sn: Ab!tou d lrr. por asck, $t.ul.
IEA3-lustnes. ~4a f!!rs JIHs, ns heretofore re-
iet i'm - Follows: auscowDrnN c Common, NOT i5 Is !;
IT, g .: ne sfs ss saa ae ss
a.tos; medium, tg!s ,.e; good do. 4JY aue; Duo,
ses sos ans1t sa g. eho'se cos &C. cho!s
mon, ostS 'oc: medium. toJ4,e: good ,aeddn.. i,
ss @ss a,a. a,ne. ~ n; g.; arss o,@f6:: ehotce lot
God eonon nn1sssa tss,e sI Gaoa s
llun, 4c&4sc; fne, IS asuo A,iest, 5oa55c; cnuCe,
''xas; %oojcEsst e4s!sa' 1ss Ss (; n,n, ~,
slabs 1t $i.a0--lclIsertl.
, 1875-11-25

1LEtNQI5 AND MIUHTUNH C"s,'E' -.
Bx,paRroaF, Ill.,, Nor, 24.-p1xAREp~noFaas aas, q
sails il tons coal, 2,soo th oyEay Queen, L+siM'
7sxc It iumbaz u N lsah, 70 n sAiagles; ny y,
tar, LA8all, ss17oo lathS u, /. ssss, Aux s4o1''
, 1875-11-25
TELEGRAPHtc MARKET REPORTS.

FOREIGN MARKETS.
SpfefaI htsnafeh n iAs Cht,a1o Tyfbuns.
LIVERPOOL, Eov.2l-l1 n.-FLoun-No. l, 2;s Cd 3:
No. 2, Ais Gl.
aRAtA--Whtat-Wintcr, No. !, los Id: No. 2, los:
Rpr1ng, No. l. o. ia: No. 2 % 1i: white. No. /.
lls Id; No. O. los oL; club, No. lis I'd; No. p liz
81. Coru-So. !, aos IL
FRoyrioxs-Pnrk, 1905. Lard, 6s4.
L1EynPool, Nov. 2i-5:3, p. m.-Cons-No. I. 3pa
Cd; NJ. 2. 32s VI.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 2t-Latost - Cona - Western
mixed. a2t ad9 IL GI.
3Anp--38s Gs.
5r1nts6 TuapENr1SE-na1s d Gt1.
loHpoS. Nov. 2s.-THE BANK OF EactAsp.-Tho
an'ount or bullion withdrawn from tha D4hk Of En-
gllnl on lalancc today is cs7.ool.
coNaoLs-Mouey aud account, 0; ZIG, Tho nrtcc OF
eonaos at the Stock Exchange to,y has Lean higher
than 1T any tino atncq tho lRt Of January, laGo
AMERICAN 6EcuAITIEs-The business In American
securities mainly for lnycstmont with larKs sa!es at
higher prices: 'oss, fu31; us. 1uok 'u 49s lqI
nav 81. 1o41; Now York couss4h pl; Erie, 14a
preferred. 2sH.
hfoSRr-fho rate OF discount in open ua.tot for
shEce. monshs bils is HON, or 70 X below tho
Dlnk Of England rates.
PA4ia Nor. 2t,-nEHTEs-Scf 3?!Tc.
kaANKFoRr, Nov. 24.-ua1sRn BrArEs nosns-Eew
5s, p0'i. -'''7
ANTWERP, Nor. 23.-pETnoLsuu-asx.
Ro5ToN WOOL MARKET.
BoE1os, Nov. 23-The demand il g,ol. The mar
kot Ia qnts Arm, with stoek considerably diminished
BY ths recent large saes Fine ceoes conllaue to Ut.
tract considerable attention. but there ia very little
hue wool oGcriug N the hulk OF the gtock held for
better prices. Medium wcols arc Compatibility
scarrc. combing md dolans aeoces sold up 'cloao;
and TX Ohio and pennsylYanil fse,e,, 4sxta4so
medium and XXX, it@ i0c; AItchiRsn and Wisconsin
Aeeccst ~ for and tnedIutu conbIng and de-
ainc selecsions soaaso for Washed. aud 4gs49u to.
unv4shei. Pulled woo!s ase sailing At a5Ssoo for
super md <.
NEW YORK DRY.nQoDs MARKET.
NEW YoHx, Nov. 2s.-Dusnsss vas very quiet In al
departments. Cotton goods were steady At Unchanged
rrccs. brown shectIn9s md cotton aanncls wsee iu
tAiE requtst. Eailpr!nts wcro in demand for mod
arate lots. but fancy rFiu.s moye4 slowly. Dress
goods ~ero iess active. oaasieres and Yprsted colt
inaa wtrs In modarats demund. Je.as and sarnrts
wese quiet.
CLEVELAND PETROLEUM MARKET.
CLE!xi~Aap. O., Nos. 9t.-rolrplgnm 1yie. and arm
quotes standard white tito tcs at o7ie; priIna Ylts
tlsu teas), a. 1DJio.
PITTsRpRo PETROLEUM. MARKET.
rzrrtIusa, Pa, Nov. 24.-Fstrolsum duiot md
steady crude, SLIGO at pArkers: Eahned, lakaloxc,
rlnladplplls delivery.
WILMINGTON TuReENTiNE MARKET
WILMINGTON. N. o. Nov. 2l.-Spirlta Of tuspeutIns
nominal IT 3Atc -
, 1875-11-25

CLEVELAND PETROLEUM MARKET.
CLE!ylAsp. O., Nos. at.-1olrolgnm 1pfe. and arm
quotes standard white tito tcs at o,;e; prime xlt.s
{lbu teat), At 1DJto.
, 1875-11-25

PtTTsRpRo PETROLEUM. MARKET.
rzrrtIula, Pa, Nov. 2A.-fstroleum uiot md
steady; crude, SLIGO At pAskess z4aaed. lakal3xc,
philadelphia 1ellyesY. '
, 1875-11-25

WILMINGTON TuRpENTiNE MARKET.
WIhNtsoroS n. o., Nov. 24-spirlta Of tutpe0s'ns
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-11-06
County Omeer-.


.s-. Lars ME COUNTY.
aog,mis.ior.r. J, 8 4 bra RraP'r' Chairman
shsr7g-N, J. 0Bdsn..
COEsta5!es-w. Taylor. C.. 5. Devoe.
clerk and Rscofds-Geo. b simpson.
Fre1sprer-D. Tracy.
PROBATE Judgs-D. e, Trucy.
Prosecuting iHOrtsy-W. w. Corlett.
School sun rHffHdsHt-F, W HiEiard.
CoroHsr-Ja Talbot.
fssess0r-Ed. J. Morris.
CHEYENNE CITY.
RI. c. whipple, PreE.sr Of. Mayer
John Nealon.
Bird Trustees John X. Davis
L. X Bresnahrn,
Peter HANNA
CLerA-W. Richardson. eE, OF. Assessor.
WarShGt-C. 5 Devoe.
AnorHey-T J. Street.
Surrsy6r-A J. PnrphaIl.
Police Jusficss-John Slaughter, T.. ii. Fisher.
settings Of the Town Trustees, Friday ever
ing in each week, al the City Hail.
ALBANY COUNTY.
NV. II. Iiday,
Commissioners Sim, n bur aeheFr
Tribunals Alsup.
Shsr.B-J.R Brophy.
Jusaess Of ne Psaes =. D y P sl,,ef'
CLERK w. Meld UNI.
Prosecuting AaoEhey-C W. Bramel; =
specialization Of ScAooIs-N. l.. Andrews.
Cor0HeT-Jane- Vine
LARAMIE T
Twm. Harris. &c ofses, MAyS
T. r. Fiufroek-
Board Of Trustees r. Galhrniih.
T. J. Webster,
Names Vine.
Clsrk-John Mcleod, s1-oGe0 Assessor
BIFshdi-M. A. Hance.
TFfGSHFer-L. d. Peasc.
Ah0rUc1f-Ilnmer Mcrrelt.
Police JuSaee-L. ID. Peh-e,
CARBON COUNTY
~. b. Adams, Chairman.
C0HlBaissioasrs d 4 clay,
y. II. BramIaer.
Shsrlg-D F. Rsanle.
L. smith.
PROBATE JH6gs Nm. l. Ash.
Assessor-B. I. ryan.
Superintendent Of Sohoois-B. f. kinney n
swEETwATEE COUNTY.
NV. r. Noble. Chairman,
tJame- Calhoun.
Sheriff \. McPhse.
CierE-A. Mcintosh.
Probate JHigs-Ias. a. Erenuaa, 81. Of. Trss-
assessor IN A. johnson.
UINTA COUNTY.
&c A. rhipps,
CumHazsionrrs Newell Keenan,,
~. *. SNuan.
Shsy4Y-wrlian Hinton.
Cierf--AlL q. Lse
Probate Judge ". II. Remington er. OF. Treas
Prosecuting 4RorHeg-H Garbanatt.
Asssssor--M. G. Hopkins.
.SuFeegOr-H Robinson
Superintendent Of 9chOoLs-S. K Tcmale.
C~or0asT-Thomas street.
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A Gigantic Plant.
Florida Correspondence C~ovington CKy.)
Commonwealth

Florida Correspondence C~ovington Ky)
Commonwealth.
You remember the large gave, a
species of century plant, which stood
off to the left AS you entered the gar
den,-the most superb plant, l ven
ture to say, that eitherof us ever saw.
1t has finished it's course, blooned
and died. Here are its figures: The
disk of the plant was y feet in diam
eter, and more than 80 feet in circum-
ference 1t threw up Il stalk 45 feet
high, being at thehase say . or 10 in
ches in diameter and looking for all
the world~like a gigantic asparagus
plant. tAtald distance of % feet from
the top it began TO sway in regularly
diminishing half curves, throwing
out branches at each, 1t bore from
1000 to 10000 flowers, $500 OF which
weresaetually counted. When. at its
greatest height, a gust of wind broke
10 feet of. ] never saw so grand a
plant as it was, and only regret that
you did not see il.
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shsr.B-J. T. bfophy.
justices Of ns Psaes H.. D. Peassi
CLERK W. Meld um.
PrIbate Jfdgs-G W. Ritter. eT-oheio Treasurer
Prosecuting Au0rnty-C W. Bramel.
specialization Of ScAooEs-N. l.. Andrews.
CorgufF-Jame- Vine
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Cisrh-John Mcleod, sg-9gies9 Assessor
MIFShdi-M. A. Hance.
TFtGSHFeF-L. d.. Peabe.
~AhOFHcy-Ilnmer Mcrreli.
Police Juskice-L. ID. PeH-e.
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The Boy Couldn't See II.

Detroit Free Press.
IA GraDd River avenue grocer saw
a-boyabout f2years oldloafngaround
his store yesterday, and he patted
him m the head and said:.
boy, go TO work. George Wash
ingtou u worker; Thomas ,Ieffer-
son swung the AK; Henry Clay used
the hoe"
,tsDid they2p asked the lad.
"rhey did. my son. Labor is grand;
l9Aafyis ennobling; labor is the foun-
dalton beams or this country The
boy who cultivates habits of industry
will sooner or later achieve success
neutrality-suspicious.. There's fifty busn-
elSofspotatOes in there to sort over.
Cote wbrk at them, my boy, and to
~entpprage you I'll give you Is cents a
day. In a few days. if you are indus
triOus and trustworthy, I'll let you
saw some wood, and then you may
pick over some beans, and it won't
be long after that before You can run
for Governor of Michigan. Come,
now, 90 10 work"
The hoy went in and worked for
about nm hour, and was then missing.
On a board was a sign he hnd left be-
hind him. 1t read: "You'r hank
Clay and george Washington Kin go
to blazes."
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Prescription Hrrec

for the speedy cure OF special troubles com
mon 10 the young and mlddle-nged. Ncr-
Nots, mental and physical depression. loss OF
memory ant energy. pains in the back. self
dlsirust, dizziness. dimneSs of sight. cOnfu
sion of tdeas, and other disorders 0fthe ner-
vous system consequent on various habits
that lower the vitality OF the system. Any
druggist has the ingredients. Address.
DIR II IL. HILTON Cincinnati. Ohio.
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uISTA COUNTY


st. Marks church, Episcopal. Rev. f. W
HnTiard rector. SHnd y s~cryieer. II a. m. and
s p. n. sunday reho,l aeter morning service.
SCENTS free. Al persons are cordially invited ~
attend.
Roman Catholic, lev. Sas. McGolrfcb. Pastor.
Rev. Eugene Cussan, Asset. Church onO'Nen
street, aboveTwenterh. a-- ..... r
Presbyterian Church, Rev. J.. Y. Cowiek
Pastor. Services at IL a. m. and IA p. M
SUNDAY School directly after morning SER
vice. Prayer meeting every Wednesday eve
ring at ~ O'Clock. s
Methodist Episcopal, Rev. W. f. Warren. pas
tor. Preaching every Sabbath at lila. m.
and 7 p. m. Sabbath school at az p. N.
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening. The
public are cordially invited 70 all the services Of
the church,
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s0uaW Men

Major Howard, Of the Spotted Tail
H1dfan Agency, has written TO the
Jbmmissioher Of Indian Affairs COM
planning Of The continual annoyance
he suffers from interference Of what
are known as ''squaw men" with
agency matters. These ''squaw men"
are dlssolute, lazy white men who
have squaw wives, and on that ac-
count are entitled to rations and sup
piles With the Indians. There Is
statcely ever any Trouble with the
Indians butthat these men are mt the
bottom of it, and their knowledge Of
the English language aud customs
and business methods Of the whites
make them valuable and influential
among the Tndinns. Agent Howard
thinks lie can drive the squaw men
from the agency IL he has the author
ity to cut off their rations, which
Commissioner Smith Immediately
allowed him. The Commissioner is
not sanguine that the move will effect
the purpose desired, but is willing
agent Howard should try itas an eX-
pertinent, and will watch the results
with a great deal of interest, 1T is
highly probable il Howard cuts off
their rations these men will, n they
are perfectly able To do, raise ar In
aim insnrTection, so that Towards
tt9q bies will be increased Instead of
1psspnnJ.
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ClsrL-W. Richardson. er. OF. Assessor.
HarshGi-C. 5 Devoe.
TrsIsuFtT-Isaac Bergman.
AnOrHey-T j. Street.
SUFrsg0r-A J. Pnruhal.
Police JusHcss-John Slaughter, T.. 81. Fisher.
settnr- OF the Town Trustees, Friday ever
Ing in each week, al the City Hail.