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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-11-05

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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-11-05
TREAAUn MS NOTICE.

To the holders Of LARAMIE County,
Court House and Jail Bonds:
Take notice, that all bonds from
No. 81 to M. I22, Inclusive, will be
taken up, aud paid, on presentation
at my office.
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County Treasurer.
Cheyenne, Wyo-, Oct. 18th. 1873.
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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1875-11-27
DERNIERES NOUvELLES

In France, 10 comit6 paslemeutaire do IL
loi sur IL presse conclut ID suppression
complete dc r6tat de si6ge. L. discnssion do
l. loi 6lectoralc continue ct est de plus en-
plus deliverable m parti r6publicain.-- Paul
dc CassAgnac, 10 communaFd b0naparttste, .
haraugu6, le -, environ 1900 hsbitauts do
Believille, prechant 10 plebiscitc ct promct-
tant m nom du je termo do u dynastie ma
pol6onienno, Emptt du rovenu OF Pabolition
des octrois.-Le meme jouf, y, ct mort 10
peintso Alexandra Colin, rAGe do n ans.
Plusieurs r6publicainss ont ~ arr0t6s D
Aadrid, dams Il mutt ID 10 IN IS.
Deux fOFtofeasos turquee e0nt sur 10 point
dc tombee aax mains des insnx6a
On anp0nce II mort de- LAftagna, mtnistEe
dee a6aires 6tEsngeres a xexique.
Aux Eta&l-U -Unis, Lana, democratic, est Elm
sn Congree dams rOrcgon, une majoritb do
~ yoix.-Les orEanisateun du Centenaire
Dc Philadelphis ont liutsntioo de reunir, le
: Juliet 1876, les gGnkranx et o6ciors sup<
rcun dee deux armies bellig6rsntes do y
gueero do e6coaaion.-LA maae0n Wallace Z
Go, qui vient de faire faillite h Nouyelle-
Ori6ans. doit environ 4250,0o0 , Nev-York.
Le millionnaire william B. Astor est d6c6d6,
b -, ; rAge de q ans.
A b Nouvells. Orl6ans, les amis Dc u.
Albert Habse, 6ditsur du Qss1o - 6tp1snbrs,
lui ont donn6 une s6r6nAde mercfodi soir-
On annonce lasuspsnGion dela msisoa Joseph
!arcotts, ls0 ne dn Canal, sngis II b fus
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peut subsister sans Ia manne off,
cielle, devrait rendre l'Ame. II ne fait
honnenr 4 aucun parti, ct nest pas
digne de vivre. Mons croyons que le
Chief ma pas besoin dun tel sec0urs,
ct que plusieurs autres journaux re-
pnblicains d. pEtat s0nt dams le
meme cas. Nous commissions IN jour-
alr6publicain, ,-republicsin par con-
viction sincere ct non par mOtifs mer-
cenaires, -libre des funestes iufuen.
ces des cliques ct chefs de parti,-
aussi pr6t 4 exp0ser ct d6noncer les
friponneries du parti republican,,
quill Fest a combattre intolerance
ct les torts du parti d6mocrstique,-
ct CO journal est le st. Charles Herald.
Nous sSMnes en- position dc savoir
pertin, hment quo ejournal peut vi
vre SAY subsidies Do gouvernement,
ct que . plus aucun patronage ne 10
ferait |oncher dun pouce snr le SEN
tier, ckoisi par lm, de patriotisme re-
solu ct de guerre determine contre
tont CO qui est injuste, illib6rsl ct
corrompn.
-Hahnville possade une popu.
latioh d'euviron 500 ames, ct on y
compte deux eglises, une sale de
bal ct de theatre, deux m6decins,
un avocat, des lubricants de meu-
blcs, des charpentiers, des ma.
cons, une forge, IN atelier de serru.
rerie, un sbattoir, une boulangerie,
deux selleries, un salon d'huitres
ct de fruits, une cordonneeie, une
feeblsataie, qsstre gssuds 0sga.
sins, un restaurant, ls plus belle
maison d'Gcole des paroisses envi.
romantics, un bureau de poste, une
MALE quOtidienne ct un journal
hebtlomadaire ind6pendant ct IL
bre. .E. D. .". "
M. NJ. Levy, de IL Nouvelle.
Orleans, Went lie fonder IN nou-
veau magasin a Hahnville, angle
des rues Front ct Morgan.
|. -Harpenteur Owen McLeran
a dresse une carte de phabita.
ton Friedlander, comprenant
les .terres cultivables ct les terres
marecageuses, etallant AL. della des
coteaux Boutte. ..
H. Couny, de Boutte, le demo.
crate fidele ct jadis le del6gu6 per.
manent de son parti dams les con-
ventions, reside mainteuant an
Texas
lie negre JEFF, qui await dis.
paru ct mis- en- peril une caution
de $500, . etc repris ct incarcere.
M. Hunzelman donnera un
grand bailiSre le Z novembre pro.
chain.
M. F..B. Earhart Q et4 nom.
me, par le. Gouverneur, juge de
psroisse en- remplacement de N.
A. Durapau, demissionnaire. N.
Earhart . doun6 % d6mission de
pemploi dfnspecteur dc penregis.
trement des votant6 .t
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ST.JACQU r s
Nous lisons dams le Lox;sianais

Nous lisons dams le Loxisianais
LIE sucre fabriqu6 est g6n6ralement
tres beau. Celui do rhabitaklOn P.
Masp6ro, ancienne habitati0n L-X.
Ca1trelle, fabriqu6 par n. Ars6nc
Gourdaiu, est snperbe. II on eat dc
meme aux habitations Ferchasd, Ma
lus, Welham, W6bre, Lemann, Paul
LebDuf, etc.
L'habitation vasseur wsbre, cul-
tiv6e par cinq blancs ct co-aasocids,
outre ID provision do mails, donnera
une r6coite d'snv;ron lOO boucauts
dc sucre Is arpents de souches ont
d6jA produit IS bouoauts. i1es amis
W6bgo ot Ro0o ont suooee trouv6
moyen, entre deux facons ct labours,
d'ailer abattre quelques chevreuils
dams le bois. L'un des cinq associ6s,
notre ami E. Tortel, lui, est all6 voir
pendant trois mois mtirir les raisins
de France. h1A@ '
Les r6sultats sont 6galemeut ma
gnifiques sur les liabitations Emile
Webre, B. WAbre OF Septime WAbrs,
Cd 10 travail ! In part est pratiqu6.
On = realise le boucaut ct demi.
N. Louis LeBourgeois, de l'habita-
tion Belmont, ne se plant pas non
plus du resaltat, ct II no voudrait pas
connaitre d'ann6e plus deliverable.
Les ferries de Ia paroisse ont 6t6
adjng6s celni de In Maison de Cour,
4 N. Albert Th6riot, pour Ia somme
dc $500, ct celui du College, 4 n.
Alexandra Morris, pour Ia sOmme do
$50.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1875-11-27

nous sutres ruraux, nous n'avons
pas le courage d'exhaler une
rlainte ct de prof6rer IN murmure.
II ct Sans douts, dit 10 .Qsaaevss
6eptembre, tres flatteur ct tres agr6a-
bic de recevoir des 6logas, mais nous
pr6fSrons 4 cette satisfaction platoni.
que l'sppui pratiqxe ct s6rieux qui
nous fournira 10 moyen do franchir
sans encombre les nombreux obsta-
.cles que tout journal qui commence,
eat necessairement oblig6 de surmon-
tor.
Un personnage, que nous aurons Ia
chsrit6 dc ne pas nOmmer, nous ia
vorisait dcrni6rement do ses conseils
ct de ses recommendations. Avec une
6loquence persuasive, II nous adju-
rait d'attaquer tel on tel individu,
de d6nOncer telle ou telle mesure.
Nous r6coutames avec toute Ia pa
tience don't nous sommes capable, ct
ponr toute reponse nous lui pr6sen-
times notre liste de souscription.
"Oh!-n0us dit ce type remarquable
du parvenu prologue de SOS conseils,
-je souscrirai, 81 votre journal reus-
Sit"
emot n'est-il pas joli, ct ne peint.
II pas au naturel toute uns classe fort
peu int6ressante, mails h6las! assez
nombreuse, do 10 s0ci6t6 orl6anaise !
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sT.JEAN.BA BAPTISTE

Extrait des statistiques agrico-
les ct iniustrielles du cspitAine
Boucherean, pour 6t-Jean- -Bap-
tiste, rive dreite, r6colte Dc 1874
IS:
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Total 3,9S

Total JvyS l,JJx
-StJean. Baptiste compte IN
nouveau propri6taire en- In personne
de son repr6sentant, NJ. Henry
Demas, qui Went d'acheter, pour
In s0mlne de $4,000 compliant, 4
MN. Octave ct Joseph Roussel,
un arpent de face au feuve sur
80 de profondeur.
lie juge de IL premiere cour
de district de 10 Nouvelle- Orleans
a accord6 4 NJ. Joseph Hague,
marchand commissionnaire, un
writ de s6questre sur Ia recolte de
II. Sylvestre Csmbou, pour svsa.
ces faites a ce dernier ct % mon
tant \ e12, ,480.88.
-Le bel 6t6 de Ia Saint Martin,
don't nous avons joui cette aimee,
q etc interrompu par une pluie
abondante, dams Ia mutt de martli
a mercredi. La journee de mardi
await etc marquee par IN passage
de grues proph6tiques. Les plan
teurs &c montrent toujours salts
fats de Ia recolte, qui est presque
achevee pour plusieurs d'entre
eux. On parle dune habitation
sur laquelle certaines pieces de
terre ont rendu trois boncauts de
sucre 4 parpent. NJ. Gratien Thi.
bodaux rapporte, 4 Ia SeStinelk
quNSrte le meme nom que lui,
quill a obtenu dans notre psroisse,
sur l'habitation STAR, de MN. A.
Miltenberger & Gle, 8 boucsnts
de 4 acres de souches de premiere
aimee.
-Remerciments q paini F. Ber.
geron, capitaine du 81. jobs, pour
penvoi de divers jouruaux de Il
Nouvelle. Orleans. .. ...u
La session de Ia Cour de dis.
trict s'est terminee jeudi matin.
Victor Laurent, accuse de vol
avec e6taction dams le magasin
J..B. Oaire, . 3t6 trouv6 coapable
d'efraction dabord, ct recomman.
de Alsc clNmenceda jugs; puis coa.
pable de larcin, ct e9core recon-.
mand6 1 II meme cl6me0ce; II aet6
c0ndamn6, pour 10 premier chef
d'aocusatio0, ! Is mois de p6niten.
cier, ot pour 10 second, 4 y mois
d service 4 lfnstitution de Baton.
Rouge
John Williams, accuse de lsrcin,
|. ete condsunea 60 jouD}e prison
de paroissa
Robert Jones, un noir, est de-
teuu 4 h ge6le sous la prevention
d'avoir bless6 dangereusemeut,
dun coup de- fnsil tire 4 dessein,
an homme Do @ race, dams Leo
bois de ls rive gauche, fort loin du
feuve On NJ dit pas 10 nom dc 10
viCtime.
-HAvis du ,collecteur Combs
ct recommends 1 rattention des
contribuableG
Sur rhabitation V..B. Mar.
million, N. Laurent D. Martin :
0bteuu 12O boucaats, dun aucre
magnihque, de 166 arpents de
so0cheA
-Sur l'habitation FRANCOIS we.
be 4 Gle, IL arpents d plant ont
roudu 36 boucauts.
-Notre conftAre Albert EAbre,
du Qssaeszs 0pdsss6va RoovoT =
pablo pen liberal, dams = g6n4
falit6, d % n'est en ne0naie Dc
cosssells o. dc critiquoA YEaimeat
qusnd h presse ct ainsi Aeooou.
raOkAD dana In m&fr0nOla 6ln Sud.
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PA ROIS s e s

Er-CHARLES
Ls 81. james Sentinel, ayant
The Portland daily press., 1875-12-03

The San Francisco Chronicle says that in
that city, besides the op'um-smoking dens kept
for Chinese only, there are now, within three
blocks of the city hall, eight opium-smoking
establishments kept by Chinese, for the exciu-
sive use of white men and women; that lhese
places are patronzed rot only by the vicious
and depraved but are nightly resorted to by
Young men and women of respectable parent
age. and by young men engaged in respectable
business avocations in the city; that the habi-
tues of these infamous resorts inhale the
sIupefaction is pr oduced; that unless this most
dangerous species of dissipa ton can be stopped
in its inception, there is great danger that it
will become one of the p revalent vices of the
city. An ordinance has been passed prohibit
ing opium smoking dens.
The Portland daily press., 1875-12-03

THE mass of Republicans will most cordial
ly commend the action of Secretary Bristow
in cutting down the expenses of his depart
ment to the lowest point consistent with effic-
lent service. The time for reducing the eus-
tom house force here, however. is not we'll
chosen, as the English steamers have just
begun their winter visits to this port, entail
ing a large amount of extra service upon the
customs officials. In such general and
sweeping reduction, too, great injustice may
be done in the selection of the men to be re-
moved-some will be discharged who should
be retained, and some will be retained who
could well be spared. Of fcourse the primary
consideration should be the efficiency of the
service; but, other things being equal, there
is class of claims which should be potent in
determining the selection of men to be re-
tanned. These are the legitimate claims upon
the gratitude and recognition of the nation
of the men who are disabled by wounds or
broken by disease incurred in the war for
national existence. Consequently those men
should be retained in any office which they
have shown themselves capable of FILLING. They
should rank all others on such promotions in
the civil service as they have shown them
selves worthy of. When officers are to be
dismissed, the men who. in fighting the bat
ties of the country, have been disabled and
thereby debarred from entering the lists of
competitors for success in the usual avoca-
tions Of life, should be retained. They have
claims, and those claims the Republican par
ty has recognized, and is pledged to continue
to recognize. 1t is, therefore, a matter of
profound regret that two severely wounded
ex-solders, ard third who served long and
faithfully, were removed, while men who
have filled offices of the same grade since
| 1862, without being conspicuous for their eff.
cheney, are still retained. That this is due to
| the wording of the order of Secretary Bris-
| tow, we are aware; but we are quite confident
| that if the circumstances were fully known,
| the men to whom we have referred would be
re-instated even if the party Barnac!e should
| be disturbed. If the men whom the Repub-
lican party has raised to positions of power
and patronage ignore the claims of these men
and thereby show the country to be ungrate-
full toward them them, they richly merit the
| seyarest renrohation
The Portland daily press., 1875-12-03
Art, Music and the Drama.

William Florence, the comedian, is threat
ened with paralysis, and has been ordered by
his physician to cease work.
Nine. Luccl intends to retire to private lie
after series of operatic performances in the
leading cities of Germany during t5e coming
winter.
1t is understood that Mr.. Boucicauls is one of
the collaborateurs concerned in the new play,
THE Crucible," which Mr. Oakley Hall 10 to
produce.
Offenbach is coming to this country in the
spring, but not professionally. He Is said to
have declined an offer of $1,000 to write an
opera bouffe for representation at the Gen.
tennial Music Hall.
The Musical Standard says that there is .
report that twenty-three manuscripts Of Mo-
zart's have been found among the papers of .
deceased inhabitant of Stafgard, in Pomerania-
Several symphonies, piano concerto and Q
Latin comedy are named among them.
Some one who has peered into the secrets Of
the green room has discovered that Sothern
| and Dion Boucicault never sacrificed their
moustaches at all while playing David Gar
rick and the shaughran, as everybody sup
posed. These appendages were simply wa
fered down aud painted over SO aHihcially
that no one who saw them play ever dreamed
of the deception.
The German version of Mr.. Bronson How
\ ards Saratoga" which Mr.. Charles Wynd-
| ham produced at Berlin some time sgo. was
| called 'My First and Only Love-" Mr.. Wynd-
ham was warmly complimented by the Ger
man critics for his performance of Robert
sackett." The comedian is now conducting .
series of performances of English comedy at
the Crystal Palace, London.
Programmes perfumed with musk were Q
feature of the first Won Bulow concert at Chick.
| ing Hall, New York The. New York Times
protests against such an outrage upon good
taste and delicate sensibilities. Not every low
er of m usc is a lover of musk No; and not
every lover of musk is lover Of music These
articles should be put up for sale in separate
| lots.
Mr.. Martin f. Tupper has written drama
in five acts entitled "washington," which be
intends to have brought out in this country
during the coming Centennial year. Col. For
ney writes that Mr.. Tupper will come over in
person and superintend the introduction OF the
play. The characters represented are Wash.
The Portland daily press., 1875-12-03

THERE is great dealof trading going on in
Washington over the speakership. Observers
say thatno such shameful political huckster-
ing has been seen since the Democracy last
held the House. The principal element in the
calculation of chances is the attitude Of the
South. The South feels that it can dictate
its own terms, and seems disposed to do so.
The Southern Pacific Railroad influence is
strong and will make itself felt The curren-
cy question has no great weight, the soft
money men being satisfied that none of the
candidates will dare act against the senti-
ment of the party. The fight between Kerr
and Randall is close, and there is some pros
pect that the South will, in case of a long
contest, bring forward a candidate of its OWL.
John Hancock of Texas, man of ability, is
mentioned as the Southern candidate.
The Portland daily press., 1875-12-03

The census of British India shows an i'm
mense population. A surface area of 1,450,-
coo square miles, but one third that OF the
United States, and containing many large
jungles and uncultiyated tracts, supports 1885,
$4,000 people-six times the number of in
habitants in this country. There are several
cities of great size. Calcutta numbers 795,-
600 inhabitants; Bombay, 644,OO0; Ma1ras.
100000; Lucknow, 285,OOO. The religious
classification gives 140,50O,OOO Hindoos, 40
100000 Mahommedans, 100000 Christians,
and 7,450,0OO people of other religions. The
average population of Bengal is 397 square
The Portland daily press., 1875-12-03

For years the Democrats have expended a
great deal of sympathy on the Indian, and
have clamored for new Indian policy. They
have now an opportunity to solve The Indian
question by legislation in the new House.
The Senate will gladly cooperate in any fea-
sble scheme. We shall soon see how the
men of many promises will perform.
The Portland daily press., 1875-12-03

SCIENTISTS are claiming that plants as
we'll as animals possess instinct, and cite the
case of the squash vine which turns and
creeps in the direction of the nearest post
let the post be changed and the vine changes
its direction. This instinct is certainly much
like what may be called the official instinct
in man; the vine takes any path which leads
to support.
The Portland daily press., 1875-12-03
For Sale.

0NE S-keyed German D FLUTE, silver keys and
" trimmings, ivory blow joint, German silver
lined, patent tuning slide, Gunadill wood. Has been
but little used, warranted perfect and in perfect
of w,r an mnsc I ve 90 a be
mandatory of Lee q Walker, Philadelphia Good
reasons for selling. will send the instrument G. o.
d. with privilege of examining before being paid for
by paying express charges both ways. II not rep
resented it be returned. Price with case, books
OF instruction, &c, 5000. Address
F. w, LAPHAM,
nolBdtf Augusta Maine.
The Portland daily press., 1875-12-03
ERMs $500 PER ANNUM, IN ADVANCE.

mile; of Dude 46S, and of the northern prov
inces 43O. The list of occupations is entertain
ing. There are $4,000 teachers, 33, 900 law
yers, 900 doctors, % gamblers, 80 rogues, 40
spies, 5 wizards, one speech-maker, 465 devil
drivers, 1 dramatist, 51S poets, and 1,236,OOO
people in government employ.
The Portland daily press., 1875-12-03

AN officer in one of the largest savings
banks in the state says that all that the insti-
tuition with which he is connected desires is
to have the law left alone. 1t would be
matter of convenience to have the scattered
statutes relative to savings banks collected
and codified, and that was what he thought
the Commissioner was requested to do.
The Portland daily press., 1875-12-03

OREGON has new cereal. Four years
ago farmer of Tilamook county killed a
wild goose. In its crop he found a peculiar
looking grain. He planted it, and did not,
as the hasty reader may suppose, harvest a
flock OF wild geese, but forty bushels of grain.
The kernel looks like wheat, rye, and barley,
but is none Of them. 1t seems 10 be sort
of 'independent' among cereals.
The Portland daily press., 1875-12-03
ONE would suppose that the hardware and

ONE would suppose that the hardware and
cutlery which we import from Great Britain
to be much heavier if not as bulky as the bon
nets and ribbons. Such is not the case how
ever. During nine months of the present
year we have imported from the old country
hardware and cutlery which weighed 445, ,OO3
pounds and millinery which weighed ASS, 4O2
pounds. Great is frippery, and heavy too, it
appears
The Portland daily press., 1875-12-03
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may have, without CHARGE the numbers for the last
quarter of 1875 of such periodicals. they may sub
scribe for.
Neither premiums to subscribers nor discount to
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Circulars with further particulars may be had on
application.
The Portland daily press., 1875-12-03

The Cuban question is coming up in the
House in the shape of a contest over the
Craftsmanship of the committee on foreign
relations. OF the candidates Swami of Mary
land supports the conservative course of Sec
retary Fish, while Cox is an advocate of Stree
Cuha1
The Portland daily press., 1875-12-03
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is the average monthly profit estimated to be paid to
holders of stock privileges by various bankers in Wall
Street. The house of Messrs. Alexander Frothing-
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The Portland daily press., 1875-12-03

The road has a total Of 1123 cars Of all kinds;
95 locomotives, q snow plows, 143 passenger
cars, 36 mail and baggage cars,of the total value
of 81, 1862, ,674.62. During the year the passen-
ger trains have run 1,O65. .O52 miles, and freight
trains 575, 800 miles. The total number passen-
gers carried were 5,3S6,O3S. Number Of tons
of freight carried, So, 1886. There are POST per-
sons regularly employed by the company, in
Guiding officials.
The Portland daily press., 1875-12-03

We do rot read anonymous letters and communi-
cations The name and address of the writer are in
a cases Indispensable not necessarily tor publication
tut as guaranty OF good faith.
We cannot undertake to return OF reserve commu-
ncations that are not used.
The Portland daily press., 1875-12-03

JOHN &. THOMPSON of Ohio, who is the
n,o.t ,.o--.-----~s- HeW House, is the
Democrat who after the Ohio election IeIe-
graphed that a thousand bogus votes from
certain county would help the count.
The Portland daily press., 1875-12-03
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journal.
The Portland daily press., 1875-12-03
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The Portland daily press., 1875-12-03
THE LoAvEs AND FISHES.
Eastern Railroad.
Annual Report TO Massachusetts Rail-
road Cemmissieuers.
CAPITAL 81

The directors ,sss .he 1s--4----Ra Railroad have
road 90 .siifuai report to the Board :, ps,,
Au commissioners of Massacbn.a,,. nAil'
The Portland daily press., 1875-12-03


From little Tom
III will give q CALL
Examine our Prices down below.
And if you think that they are low,
Direct your course to FISK & CO.'S,
TwO-Thirty-Three Middle Street, i'm Mussey's Row.
The Portland daily press., 1875-12-03

TERMS: Eight Dollars Year in advance.
mail subscribers Seven Dollars Year if paid in
vance.