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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-06-14
Trustees Sale.


DY VIRTUE OF y DEED or TRUST
ID made TO me as Trustee of Edward
Rouse and wife, bearing date the l1th day
of April, 4. d., 1867, and recorded in Book
y and folio - OF the Office OF Rec rider 81
Ohio county, state of West Virginia.
will, on
Saturday. the 26th day of June,
A. D., 1915, at the front door OF the Court
Honse OF said county, sell at public auc-
ton, commencing at o'clock =. NJ, the
following real estate, viz:
All that tract or parcel Ofland on when
the said Rouse now resides, said premises
with exception Of a small part thereof
which j. situated in the adjoining county
Of Brooke, said premises being bounded
and described as follows, to-wit: Begin
liam Brady and John SnodgraSs,
thence north AZ west $50 poles 10 n
sugar tree, thence n. Il +. 80 poles TO a
beach, corner TO said Brady, thence with
his line y. 4G4' W. 30 poles to sugar anu
iron wood stump, thence :. Nie' W. 10
poles to II stake, thence =. 7D12' h. 25% poles
TO n stake, where poplar stood, thence
with Kimbcll's line =. Ga T.. III poles 10 u
beach, thence =, IL W. n poles to stake,
near u hickory, thence :. 2l' w. 3l4 poles
10 an elm down. thence >. B4 W " poles
TO SUGAR and two iynns, thence :. " r..
1917 pOIcs to an iron wood, thence lOt2
W. 4OI2 poles to a stake; thence n. SU' W;
Az poles To Short creek, thence up said
creek with the several meanders thereof
SS5I4 poles to sycamore at the mouth OF Il
run, thence y. 2E4' h. l@2 poles To two
while walnutS, thence y. iOI l.. - poles
to the beginning, containing two hundred
and eighty-twO and one-iOrth ,2S2l a acres,
more or less, being the same tract Of land
rs was conveyed by William Brown ana
wife 10 Edward Rouse, by deed bearing
date April It'll, ls5i.
Terms Of sale cash on day of sale.
ROLAND +. CRAIG, Trustee.
TRAINER q CLARK, Attorneys for IruS-
tee. my2li
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-06-14
FOR SALE.

7 OFFER FOR SALE MY BAY TROT-
| TING Horse. known aS Honest Joe,
Buggy and Harness. Joe is by Patchen,
Jr., dam Star; can trot in $50 or less, is
kind and well broken. Parties wishing 10
buy, can ind me ut l047 Market Square,
Wheeling, w. Va. -.
junllra W. J. COLTS.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-06-14
FOR PITTSBURGH.

xT~ REG ULAR WHEELING
1911 and Pittsburgh packet NAL
II. {. caldwell, Clerk, leaves Wheeling
every Tuesday, Thursday and saturday. AT
O'Clock n. IN. Freight received NJ the
wharf boat until > y. IN. every day.
mrlUh &. II. BOOTH 4 Co, Agents.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-06-14

OF which we make a Special
ty. These Silks are spun from
the finest and purest materi-
ais; are manufactured I'm
Lyons, and are woven by
skilled wOrkmen, on looms
at their own homes, thereby
giving the Hand Loom SILK a
superiority over all other
makes, for their richness and
durability. Prices as low as
in any city In the Union.
GEO. R. TAYLOR & co.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-06-14
VIII Not be Natural.

1t contains also sulpheretted heydrogen
gas, which effects tin, iron, etc, and the
with these metals. To draw IL from the
barrel and put ice In II, is also objection
able. The way have II arranged all these
objections are obliteruted. Call and inspect
tpr NOurSrlt AT
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-06-14
ICE COLD
Natural Blue Lick Water.

Chemical analysis has proven that this
wafer contains very little Carhonic Acid
Gas, but if additional gas Is added it
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-11-03

- Sic rcpublifoniGe Yortei bat ollcn 9(n<
id)cin nod bic Nblidt, bic Sot9olifcnbcbc, bic
bel bcr Babl in Sbio 10 quito 9icnitc 9ct1on
bat, fortsulcben nnb iibcr boS 9o,,Se @onb Su
pcrbrcitcn. Scr 3ued lit fcin onorrcr, ais Sic
sSabl cnes rcpubli(oni0en Er0 libcntcn burd)=
suicbcn. gSir Dobcn unS olio acfobt borouf
SIT MAIDEN, bob Die o6ttliden %eDrcr unicrer
bciliocn &eli9ion ncrb0Dnt unb cnttclt, DAP
&ricltcr uno Siib0fc bcidimpft, pcrI1umoct
II. IN eorrifoturbilbcrn l16crli6 9emodjt ncr<
Den. Sd)un fnoe,l mir slrtifcl in Den cnoi.
idcn Sanbscitungcn, bic bicic Nblid)t flor su
su crfcnnen gcbcn. So brinat Der in Some
ROY cri0cincnbc vMici9S County Gclcoropb"
nit Dem Griud)cn, bob mir ibm NuSfunft &C.
ben, cine &C { Il d) tc Grcommuncationsbul(
bcS FopiteS ac9cn Sictor Gmannel. @cnn
boS Mocbucrf burd ben Mibbrou1 bcS No<
mems @ottcs, iouic Deili9cr @erioncn uno
Gingc bon Gin fang Bis su @roe ni1tcine arobe
Gottesld lterung wdrc, 10 mil btc man boS Sing
fit D0@lt l06crlld) ertl0rcu. 9os Dlott cr>
tliirt bonn ou6 nod, bab hicic falid)e @ullc
bic &unae bur@ Die Yrclc made. 9as sci9t
10 rcdt Die llnluil1cnDcit uno Den UouatiSmus,
bet unter 70 bielcn Ni1tfatbolifcn DcrriJt.
Stun, iucnn bic @od)c nbt onbcrS iciu fanu,
uenn bic Ncpublifaner fein onocrcs 9iittcl fin
ben f0nnc,,, Die Mufn,erflamfei bcs &olfca bon
bcr corrupten Mcaicrun9 unb ecn idlcdtcn Sci,
ten oh;ulenfc,1, 10 rno9en iic ben Stunpf nit
Den 20tDolfcu hagen SSir fiirNtcu uns nidt.
slm lebtcn Gnoe iucrocn luir bod Den Sica ooS
bon tragcn
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&rcubii0cr Mi(itQrism,!s.

9lm 80. 6eptcmbcr lpuroe- nob Dem
9cri1te oer ~9ambur9er &eform" - Elm
0cutl6omeritoner, Stiff, pon 9{euen
0ei6e bel @liif ltaot sluon9slpeile no0
nHenOsbur9 9ebrad)t I'm sum- Militdr=
Toienl tie ous9cbo6eu sit lperben. 0er1elbe
mar nodOem CT li6 cine &eibe pon Sab=
rem in Den Scr. @taaten ouf9cbolten
batte unO bort omeritanil0er Siirger &C.
moroen mar, bor un9cidbr einem lo(ben
Sabre na6 @liiditaot suriid9ctcbrt> pcr=
lcbcn init ieinem Bir9crbride uno eincm
Polie ouf 2 Sa6re Sicr fling Ct on nit
einem @liidita0ter Biir9er iber ben Mn
fouf Neutrality-suspicious. 5u pcrDonoeln,
nno 'uonote f6 unter ginlenoun9 Ser
oben 9cnonnten Yopiere an Die 2onoes.
regierun9, nm Die GrlaubniB 81 er6olten,
Elm Geiddft 5u betreiben, pbne our6 bie
ni6t ob9cbiente DlilitdrpTi0t bel0ltigt Alt
pcrbcn. Sn Tol9e bieler Nnfro9e erldie=
men nun al ocm 9enonnten Sage Wor=
mitto9s bel linn 5lpei Poli5ilten uno 5eig=
ten ibm on> bob ct DION nit Dem O}it=
to9s5u9c no6 9len0s6ur9 sum- Militdr
transportrt ueroen 1olle. Gr fii9te lid
notiirli6 uno reiite in Der Sbot in Be-
9leitun9 Der beioenYolisilten nb-bot id
jcbo6 Su glei6er 3cit an 0os omerifu=
nii6e Gonlulat in 9ambur9 9c,uonot
I'm aus Der 10 uncrluartcten, >uie unon=
9enebmen @ituation befreit 5u ueroen.
9ob i5m oicle feline Qlppellation et>pos
niibcn luiro, 9loubt liderlid 9ficmano,
Der BON Gjrds1ts Cabinet uuo 1cincmWer,
6olten 9c9en frcmbc&e9ierungen audi nur
cini9c &enntnib bot O6>uobl Ser Ser
trag pom % item Tebruar 1868 beutli9
gcnug, ni0t oo5 Teill6en I'm Gin &C.
l6dft, lonoern einen 5lpeijdbri9en Muf f.
ent9olt ols Die 8ebin9un9 be5eidnet
auf @runo pelber uon Scmanoem Die
9blidt ni6t na@ 9lmerita 5uriid5utcb=
en- porausgeiett weroen 0iirfe.
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Scr Sbio QBailcufrcun0

mirb bcrauS9caebcn gum 8clrn bcs Yomcrop
MaiicnbeuicS fiir @noben, mcld)e slnitalt sunl
QroBtcn SDcil bon bieicm @latte obb1n9i9 it,.
0o bic 3obl oer bcrloAcncn 2nobcn erob, baS
YoncroD MailcnDous obcr bcid)r0nft unb arm
1T, 10 bitten mir akc Nienidcni nireunoc, bicic
slnltalt hur1 snnabmc cincS Der folacnocn
@oridl09e gu untcritiibeu:
y Seocr, Der unS $25 90 boor Gin Icnbct, be,n
ldidcn tuir ben uSbio 8oiienfrcuno" iepc
gSod)c, 10 lanae CT lcbt. Oiclc lcbcnsl1uoliz
dcn Ieonncntcn !pcrbcn ais Stifter >cs @oi>
lenbauicS bctra9tet unb pirb, 10 lonoc bic
Nnltalt beltcbt, tagli6 fir lic acbctct
p Mcr uns $1,000 boor Gin ienbct, bcm jd)i<
sfcn iuir ben uSDio @ailenfreuno" 10 Sobrc
lang jcbe gSod)e.
81 gSir bitten al(c 2cicr oos gSoiicnbaus
elswclen our@ cine bclicbi9e Gabc su untcr>
itUbcn.
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/ Solcpb Trc0 cwcit. /

Nm Mfittpo0 ben 27. Sctobcr ltorb
5u Ginncinnoti sucrIebcn NIT cen bb.
Sterbclofromcntcn Der fot6oli l6e Spur
noli1t So1epb Trebcpcf It. 98ir bctroucrn
Sen Spo bic1cs cNt bout lNcn M}onncs
uu0 >oiinl0cn, baB @ott i0m bic elpi9e
Nu0e pcrlciDcn m6Bc.
Snlcp6 Treocmclt >purbc i'm Sabre 1877
Oil 13. Suni su Osnobriitf, 9ounoper,
Ncbpren uno erreidbtc lomit Elm Sitter BON
IS Sobrcn ,1no 4 0}pnoten. Gr ltubirte
in lciner Su9enO in leincr Toterltobt uno
6e|6dftigte li6 bereits in 1encm IS. &c.
bcnsjobre ols 9Ritorbeitcr an elmer 3eit-
]brift. 9ie1cm lcinem Beruic ols Sour
nolilt bleb CT nit 9r0Beren oocr f(eineren
llnter6re6un9cn biz 5u 1eincm Sooe treu.
NDr ctuu Is Sobrcn fam CT NIT 9errn
So1epb u. 9emann, Der Elm BeIud)srci1e
uoN9eut1dlono 9emo@t battt, no6 Gin
cinnoti uno fun9irte suert ols 2ebrcr an
elmer @9ule ln@jalpeiton, ,Seras> II. lp>roe
bolo oorouf am ~WoDrbeits frcuno"
ongcncnt. gor Is Sobren perbeiratbete
er lib NIT Ho1 1olie 9onnersber9er, Sod
ter bcs often befonnten Biirgers Nnton
Donncrsber9cr, bic jebt an leinem @robc
trouert. Gin Sabr ipdter gob cr in Scr
binbunQ nit 1eincm 6d6>po9er 9onners=
berger cine fotboli16e Mo6enl ldrift, ben
vNolfsboten" beraus> bic bret Sabre be-
ltono. Gr eriinocte cbenfolls ben "N}o=
rienfolenoer.
9(s bos totbolil6e Snltitlt ing 2eben
trat> fun9irte ct cine 3eit lang ols @e=
fretdr orb ttete bonn lpieOer in ocr &C.
bQftion 6es uWaDrDeitsfrelno"> oonn bot
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Sir tcn uSbio @oiicnircuub".
Sic eiftiSen Ge,pdd)ic ,uicrer Moh=
harfd)nft.

Sen 9bicrcn loat eS ibrc e(otur, ucld)c
Efonscn fir ic 9cluno, uno meld)c fir lic
id)0olih ober 9ifig lino. Gic [ojlcn bic oifti=
ocn uubcriibrt ltcbcn. s(bcr pir Mcnidcn mil>
fen Den llntcrl@lcb nid)t 10 gut, borum miiNcn
mir i'm crit fcnncu lcrllcn. GS lit buber icD1
niibld, tueun Gltcrn llnO 2cbrcr bic Suecnr
NIT Den @iftpflonscn bcfonnt MAIDEN. 8ir
wollcn unS nun bic 9iftigcu @ciu6dic IN lcrcr
llmoc1cnb eiun,ul nGber anlcbcn. @ini9c Do>
ben bios eifti9c gSurseln 1lnb 8l6ttcr, uber
oclunoc Nridtc, onberc inb in alien ibrcn
lbcilcn ld)1eld. Scbo1 ucrbcu bic m,ciitcn
@,ftpfanscn in Der Sano oc5 crfnbrencn Nrs>
tcS sic bortrcfFiditcn Scilmittcl bel uerl@iebe>
ncn Mront1eicu.
Noit iitcrau an 2onol ltrobcn, @cocn uno in
@drtc,, Micic,,, Tclosrn uub in g80lbcrn
ua6lcn folgcnoc:
l. Ser g ted opfe Jamestown
Weed.
ST. bot cincn d1tiscn, eriincn oocr braunac<
fcttcn Stcn9el, bu9tiggc569ntc Bl6ttcr, iueibe
trid)tcrfDrni9e 8litben 1no tr6gt cine bcr Sfa>
itonic 0Dnlide UrudtzRopicl nit iGmar5cn,
icbr oiftiocn Somcnforncrn.
Sn Cincinnati fomeu in ben lebtcu 4 SAT .
rcn iibcr Gin Dubeno &crgiftunss, G6llc por,
bon bcncn "a t0ot(id) cnocten.
2. Sic &crmcs ccrc, Poke
Weed.
@ic Dot cincn lcb9oftrotDcn Stcn9cl nit
bcuariincn lGnali6runoen 8lattcrn flcincn
ipciben 8liitben unb blaulididmorscn gldn,
scnDcn 8ccrcn in lan9en Sroubcn. 0ic 8ce>
reu uno gSur;eln iinb icDr 9iftig, obmobl Die
juu9cn 8latttnoSpcn ais Salat gegeiicn pcr>
ben.
s(ud bicrbon tamcn eini9c @ersiftun9afale
in bet llmgcgeno bon Cincinnati bor,
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Sbma bppllcs 0erfabrcn 9eeett@
frtcpltbc c1nbiancr.

Sos MnscIcs, Is. Sft. Sleeario, Der
cric 9duptling Der Scmcculo< <Snooncr, fam
Deute in @c9leitun9 biclcr iciner StommcsNe<
nocn bier an. 9iclclbcn iuurbcn I'M sllpa<
bcro Silc 9ouic on l. Strobc untcrAcbrod)t.
gSir trofcn nit Sle9orio, Soic slntenio, %ins
ccntc S(lcalbe un5 @criaco suln,nmcn. Gic lc~
ben o((c cbr intelligent aus uno bclbcn fiir
Snbioncr cine oubcr1cpDbnlidc Bloung. Sle~
Norio io9tc, bob iic i'm 8eiibc Der Scmccula>
21nocrccu felt unbcnfli1cu 3citcn ip0rcn.
Sort iinb iic 9chorcn uno bort bcfnbcn iid)
felt Sobrbunbcrtcn bic @r1bcr brcr &orfo1rcn.
Scit niclcn bunbcrt Sobrc,1 fcicrtc Der Stonnl
n bicier @cgcno feline @cburts< uno Sod);citSs
fcitc unb ieinc 8car0bnille. Sic bobcn iiD bcr
oltcn bcOuii1cn Neli9ion cntidlu9cl1, iino bon
Ocn Mfiiionircn bet Sc iuitcn bcfcDrt luorbcn,
Gahcn lu1Drcnb cincr longcn Belt iln,ncr mcDr
unb mcbr cibilii irtc @ittcn onaenommcn, unb
iucrbcn nun 10 uncruortct aus i9rcr 9cimotb
unO iDrcu oltcn 8ciibungcn Dcrtricbcr, I'M cis
ncn Spetulontcn su bercid)crn. &c murbcn
pom Sberif bon Son 0eao aus bcr Scinatb
pcrtricbeu ouf btn @elibtitc! cincs Scr >Staa<
ten EotcnteS bin. Sic iinb jcbt nieoergcidlo>
9cn uno traurig, unb cS blcibt ibncn ipcitcr
ni6tS iibra, ais iid) in bic &erge su fidtcn.
Sic Dobcn iDre 9auicr> Sbeuncr, @0rtcu uno
an9cbauten Uclocr serlollen lniilcn uno iino
nun 0c;luun9cn, ais 8o9obrnocn ouf Der Grbc
umbcrsuidwcifen. Sic iino quite GDriiten
lcit mcbr ais bunocrt Subrcn bcl>d)tcn lie rc<
gclmGbia bic Gicc III bcr olteu Nliilionsfirde
;u Eala. Sic batten nie llnterrid)t, bod iina
lie in Der ipaniidcn Sprad)c iuoblbeuanoert
uno Hebiac 9ldcrboucr. Sic io9en, bab iie
feline biidtcn babcn, cincn s(uf fruDr su Dcr>
anloilcn ooer llnrubcu bcrporsurufcn; iic iuiins
i6cn MIR i'm Tricoe,1 nit bcn 9Scibcn su ien,
unb lid lift 2cbcn nit stcrbou gu bcrocncn.
SDrt gScbcr uno &inbcr liub bcn Sun9crtobc
nobc uno bic 9(dnntr lin0 giuslid obnc &c.
idafti9ung unb mcrbcn iid) I'M aSiittcr III bic
Sicrros bc9cbcn miiiicl1, UNI iDr 2cbcn su fri
iten. Sic fonlmcn bicrbcr, I'LL, at icDcn, Oh
bic Mcgicruna ibucn nid)t bcbUlflj1 icin tonn
Sic Dobcn nic mcocr Nlonfet5 nod s(rbcitSz
,cug, nod SoDrcs9clber crbnltcr, ionbcrn ibr
8roo in, @d)lucibc iDres Nneclidts bcroicnt
Sic Doben mic acorobt obuobl bic @cibcn bon
Sun 0ieao Gountp eicS bcbouptcn, um iic it,
ret @anbcreicn bcroubcn su founen, oDuc bob
Die ScffentIdfcit nit ben &ctro9cncn iynpa>
tbilirt. Sic inO nit @ciualt pcrtriebcn uor~
ben, o1nc iid) bcrtbeioigcu su f6nncn, unb
nubtcn igr 9on;eS Sab unb @ut suriidlolicn.
Mcloncl,, @obncn, &lirbiilc unb NlaiS bleb
suriid, nm Su pcrfoulcn, oocr ben 5bicren sum
9utter su bienen, Die jett auf i9rcr einlti9cn
9cimotD mcioen. (Gol. 9cm.)
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- Gin 8 # dn n ib. Sekt 9etebcn
rcpublifonil6e 3eitun9en, ooB Die BON
ibnen in Den @ablfelo5u9 9inein 9e5errte
@6ulfra9c leOi9li@ elm Mobltniff, Elm
~9um6ll9" mar. go la9te Der vGlepelano
9eralo"
v9ie 9bot1o9e lebt fef> boB sic g8e<
1tern Gelerpe bic blifauil l6e Portei in
Obio rettcte. Mir tuu bten, oab oiele allein
1ie retten tonnte> uno 70 ar6eiteten >pir &C.
roOe oabir> inoem mir Der BON ben 5luei
Tro9en Den 8orju9 9aben, melde Die
s8dbler Der g8ei itern Gelerpe am Befen
berous6ringcn fonnte - fir bie @6ul=
frage. 0os &eiultot fat unlere Wor=
sli6t gere6tIertigt."
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81 T. q Mt len.

r @er uns bic g0rcicn bon 9 ncucn slbon>
ncntcn uno $500 fenbct, crbdlt ais @r0mic
cine Diibi6e 6 1mu # q 1 c I'M gScrtbc pon
$1.o0. @cr 11nS 4 ncuc gbonncntcl1 unb
5000 icnoct, crbdlt Sdmudiad)cu i'm
sScrtbc bon $500. - Sir 6 ncuc 9(bpnncntcn
acbcn mir S6mufiaNcn I'M @crtDc bon So 100
uno 10 fir ie meitcre sbonncntcn. 9arum
iolltcn ftd) slte bc,niiDen, bic 9oDl unlcrcr
slbonncntcn 81 bcrmcDrcn. 90 ctipos lit nod
nidt bageiucicn: iebcr Sammlcr bon sbon<
nentcn Dilft ben @aiienfinocrn uno crbalt bo>
fit cincn 2obn bon Soft, uno audi lpir bcloI<
ncn feline W(iibc bur1 foitbare SGmud laden.
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- Nuf Sen bon iodfunoi9cr @onb gcid)ric<
bcncn slrtifel ibcr s ftp flonscn, Den mir
an elmer anberu Stcllc obbrudcr, maiden mir
9ons Defenders oufncrtiom.
- gm 81. Sttobcr purSc bic ct. Stcz
pbans STRIDE in 8rooflDn, g. g., cngclpciDt.
- Ser 8ii@of bon %ittSbur9D fat cine Fres>
bDtcriancrtird)e gcfauft, bic bor ciniscn Mod)en
su elmer polniidcn fatbolild)en Girde ci'9e>
>peDt lu1lrbc.
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|etlpa flint Sobren in ber &eOoftion oes
n8oltsfreunO", belor9te ferner bic regel=
mabi9en Wo6en GorreIponben5en fir
Die 8oltimorer &ot6olilde Golfs5cit'n9,
Die er nit rSolepb i'm gSeltcn" 5u unter=
5ei6nen pFe9te, uno mar in ben lebtcn
Sobren biz flrs Dor 1cinem Sooe i'm
~@oDrbeits lreuno" aIs 2otolrcbaftcur
beldQfti0t.
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r Sir GIebeIonb, g., baben mir ben
Scrrn S oie pb &icfter ,l2S 9resonitrabe,
gum Ngenten ernannt,
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Neg" @le 9ricfe, ueIdbe oo5 Baiienbaus betreifen
ilnb ~. abreiiircn:
2srol@crs Of St. esrantis, vomcrop, o.
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Bp hcnfalcnbcr

EeH7' Ml(c griefc, @e1tellungcn, Mnfrogen, Core
ip ponbensen, @elbienbungcN &C. aorelre man all
Mep. so(ep4 Se(Gng, 9omcrop, Dtciss 60. ..
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c. j. T o D D i,

architect and Draughtsmdn.
CHEYENNF. WYOMING
Temporary OFFICE, at Ressfsnce. sirlseuth
Stree. east. fourth h.uss east Of rd'i'od Y.
DLANS, sPE IFICATIoNS, ELEVATIONS
Il ana Bills of Material furnished on short
notlce, and at very Moderate Prices. Parties
concentrating building can have their work
sure lntendrr by me, and by doing 40, will
save time and money. Plans end elevations
Will be drawn either in Pencil or Ink as
,palues may require. (sug25-itD
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and George w. Atherton. Senator
Howe, the remaining menIbrr
of the Commission, attended only a
part Of the investigation, and was not
present to participate in the prepara-
tiOn Of the report.
The Commissioners OF indian Affairs
haslreceived a dispatch from the Indian
Agent at Green River, Wyo., dated
the 10Th inst, saying the Shoshones
have had a battle with the Arrapahoes
and whipped them. =
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Salt Lake, Oct. lS.-Judge Boreman
issued an order, which has been served
on Brigham Young, commanding him
to appear before The court ON Saturday,
the Z3d inst, To show cause why he
should not be punished for contempt.
for disregarding the first order of Judge
Mexican, TO pay Ann Eliza $500 per
month and attorneys fees.
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Washington, Oct. IS. 1t seems TO
he generally understood that the
President has rendered the appoint
ment of Secretary of the Interior to
ex-senator Chandler, of Michigan,
who has the matter under advise
nent. Chandler is here, and this
morning and had an il terveiw with
several members of the Cabinet, who
all decline to give any Information
upon the subject.
The Commissioner of Internal Rev
enue will instruct the officers of the
Bureau not To seize cigars packed in
ither paper or tin boxes, for the
present, where they may be satisfied
that the tax has been paid. He will
recommend tn Congress in his annual
report. modification of the law, so
to permit the use of such boxes.
The Judges and officers of the Su-
prene Court of the United States.
Attorney General Pierrepont and
Solicitor General Phillips, this morn
ing, called upon the President in
accordance with the usual custom,
to pay cir RESPECTS.
HThe report of the Red Cloud Com
mission fully eXnnerateS Secre-
tary-bpfHnO aud the Indian Office
from -att charges made against
them by Prof. Marsh. The Commits
sioners, however, make the following
Recommendations: That Agent Sa-
Vile be removed; that J. W. l..
Slavens, J. II. Martin and ID. j. Me-
Cam be excluded from future con-
tracts with the government ; that L.
r. Threlkeld he excluded from all
future employment that McCann's
accounts be referred to the Depart
ment of Justice; that the distances
from Red Cloud aud Spotted Tail
Agencies to Cheyenne and Sidney be
measured without further delay {;
that new census he taken of the
Sioux at these Agencies that the
bids for flour, clothing and wagon
tranSpUrta ion he received at some
suitable point in the west that the
office of Superintendent of Indian
1, fairs be abolished, and the duties
connected Herewith he transferred to
inspectors; that the feasibility of
dispensing with railroad freight CON
tractors from New York to the West
he consulted; that army officers be
detailed to inspect Indian supplies !;
that the system of keeping accounts
he improved; that Indian agencies
be graded with reference to the Sala-
rieS of the agents; that Red Cloud
and Spotted Tail Agencies he re-
Moved nearer the Missouri River;
that Il commission ofarmy officers be
appointed to consider The propriety
of organizing an Indian soldiery for
police and similar duties; that II Ter
ritorial government De established
over the Indian Territory; that suit
able persons be appointed to prose-
cute for all wrongs again the In.
dians, TO defend their rights as far as
they may become subject of adjudica-
tion before the courts, and that future
legislation he shaped with the view
to bringing the Indians under the
same laws which govern all other
inhabitants of he Republic. The
report is signed by rhos. o. Fletcher,
BENZ. W. Harris, Ch~S. J. Faulkner
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SEroKrED ExPREssLT FoR rHE MORNING LEADER
~ 4 @ H It II r. Il O Es II
The Red Cloud Commission
ers' Report. '
Several Recommen 'ations.
McCaun, Martin a1d SlaVens
to step down and out.
Senator Chandler to be Secre-
tary of the Interior.
The Shoshones Fight and
Whip the Arrapahoes, '

New York, Oct. lS.-The Evening
Post says there was confer
ence in this city last week between
representatives of the principal lines
running east from Chicago, in regard
to another advance in the rates.
From one of the main parties in
interest, we learn that further ear
her advance was substantially agreed
upon.
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Try Empire Laundry. on Shirts.
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Chicago, Oct. lS.-A Washinhton
special to the Sunday Herald an
that Gen. Humphreys, chief of the
Engineer corps, will soon lie retired
and be succeeded either 10y Gen. Parke
or Gen. BabCock
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Milan. Oct. 18.-The Emperor OF
Germany is expected here this after
noon. one hundred thousand people
are gathered in the vicinity of the
Railroad station.
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sheep.

For sale, 1910 young Missouri
ewes (; will shear from four tn seven
bhs. Have not been winter fei, aud
were driven slowly across the plains.
Will be sold in lots to suit. For
price, etc, apply to
LOBENSTEIN, RUBLE & Co.
Octll lmd Denver Col.
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Novelties in Moss AgRtes. Topaz Lnu
. her Naive Stoues, rs well as exquisite pro-
duct one from
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WYOMING LEGISLATORS can be
supplied with bound copies of the
Council and House journals of former
Legislative assemblies of this territory,
by sending theirOrderS to the LEADER
office. Price, postpaid, $3.50 each.
Oct-l2ltf
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The undersigned is prepared to
ranch horses and mules on Spring
Creek Rancho. twenty-five miles
north of Cheyenne. Good range and
fine grazing. Charges, $500 per
month. IL. CLAICHE,
DIFF LEADER Office.
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Lebanon, Pa, Oct. lS.-The Post
Office at Myerstown, on the Lebanon
Valley Railroad, was robbed on
Saturday night Of all letters, stamps
and money.
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Five Hundred Bushels Weathe-
field Onions, for sale at sixty-five
cents per bushel, by
]. II. DARBY,
Glbbon, Buffa.o Co., Neb.
$50 30td
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Extra copies OF the Daily LEADER
can he had at HpIt'S post Office news
rooms, at ~ O'Clock in the morning.
ml9-dtf
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All kinds of mIlerS' tools and
hardware al f. Schweickert'S, Six
teenth street. In23-dtf
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To HoUsEcLEANERs - Several
thousand uncut newspapers for sale
at the LEADER office. diff