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co.InUNIoATIONs.
Red CLOUD AGENCY. I
January 10, 1875.

- ~
Editor Cheyenne Leader:
Another talk to-day with one of
the oldest inhabitants proves con-
clusively to my mind that there Is
gold In the Black Hills. Mr.. Raj
mond has been in this country for
the past thirty years-is a quiet un-
assuming gentleman-snd was the
guide for the recent military expedi-
ton under Col. Henry hat was sent
into the Black Hills to drive out the
miners said to be there, and which
brought so much suffering to the boys
in blue.
Mi. Raimsnd tells me that IN the
summer. of 1866, an Indian brought
to him a sack Of dirt-three or four
pounds-and after pouring q portion
of II out on a table and blowing the
dirt away, gold was left in great
quantities. At another time, he tells
me, an Indian brought him several
small nuggets of gold. Both OF these
Indians told Mr.. RAYMOND that they
had got their treasure In the Black
Hills near Bear Butes. He told me
he knew these Indians well and
could rely on what they told him.
My informant is in comfortable
circumstances, but says he is ready to
drop everything when an opportuni-
~ presents itself and start for the
Black Hills. Is it not the best evil
dence in the world that gold exists
there in paying quantities, when
these old m~ountaineers and plains
men are ready to "pull up and get"
Mr.. Raimond saws that Gen. Gus
ter's account Of the country may be
a little too highly colored, but that it
is not a gold-bearing county as Prof.
Winchell and Fred Grant represents
il, is all bosh. He says IL is impossi-
BILE to travel through the gulehes and
canyons in that country without see
ing the very best evidence OF gold
such rs the quartz and honey-comb
blossoms-and the leads can be traced
for miles, showing without a doubt,
hat there is rich silver mines there
rs well as gold.
MIR. Raimond also says that the
route given in my former letter Is the
only practicable n to the Black
Hills, for people intending to visit
these mines. Leaving Cheyenne and
thence north to White Clay river,
striking that stream midway between
here and Fort Laramie, Is the only
route that will escape the Bad Lands
and he advises all people to beware
of them. Col. Henry's command
were compelled to make a camp in
them one night and the old man
knows whereof he speaks.
"Notes buy the Way" is a whale
in his way. Hope we may hear more
from him for he has caused US the
only side-splitting laugh we have had
here in many a day. PIONEER.
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IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLIC

Yoar siteufiou 8. isyiied 10 he zSay sn-ga.l-
ID Advantages cared b. The
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FEED AND SALE STABLE.

BENT STREET, in The rear of Draper & Nc
Cartons, keeps always on hand a good supply
of b urd and lo1se Hay, Oats and Corn. horses
kept by the dSy or week, and we'll cared for.
oct24-wly
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A Ii DRIVERS RECEIVE PROMPT ATTEN-
N uon- Liberal Inducements to the trade.
Goods OF any quality in our line made TO order
II desired. noyif-dlT
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iaa.i ?. HtEaH I M.

conduct an Agency for the RECEPTION Of ad-
vertfsements for American
the most complete establishment OF the kind
in the world. xix thou~ard NEWsPArErs
are kept regularly on nle. open to inspection
by -u-tomers- Every Advertisements l.
taken at the home price Of the paper. with
out any additional charge or commission.
An advertise, In dealing with the Agency. Is
saved trouble and correspondence. making
one contract instead Of a dozen. a hundred,
or a thousand. A Rock OF eighty pages.
containing lists Of best papers. larEs 1t eircu-
laftons, religious. agricultural. class. polltt-
ell daily and county papers, and all
publications. which are specially yaluabl In
advertisers. with some Information about
prices. j. sent FIRE. 10 any address on
applieatiOn- Persons At a distance wishing
to MAKE contracts for advertising In any
town. city. county. state or Territory OF the
United States. or any portion Of the Domin-
ion Of Canada, may send n concise statement
OF what they want. together with = copy nf
the Advertisements they desire inserted.
and will receive information by return ruail
which will enable them u decide whether
to Increase or reduce the order For such
information there Is no charge. or ies are
taken for a single paper as well as Tor a list;
for a single dollar a. readfiyas for a larger
sum. OniceS CTimes BulidInEL
ii p.,t psm Nv
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knights remPIar.


Wyoming Commandey No. /. Regular Coz
elaye frat Friday in each month
Wyoming Chapter, No. /. r. A N. meets
Tall. on the first and third Tuesday EVENING"
each month. at $ o CLOCK p m
CHEYENNE Lodge, No. Is, meets fret and third
saturday night. in each month. at Masonic Hall
Odd Fellows.
Hon. Fnc,n ment. No. q I. o. o. r., meet
every I'd and lth Wednesday Of leach monfhA
Odd Fellows Hail.
Cheyenne Lodge, Mol, o-N-f- meets sff'
Monday evening at odd Fellows HALL
u. o. CT.
CHEYENNE Lodge. No. 81, l.. o. q. T, meets
every Friday evening at Good Templars HE'LL
nth street
initiaiions win be conducted only on the nrst
and third Fridays Of each month. The interIe.
ing Fridays during the month will be defS.eT'
literary exereises- DAN. FALLEN, w.
W. n. wooD. W. Secretary.
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SAINT LOUIS

The great Metropolis Of the wesf Of over foo.0o
inhabii snf-l fhrrug. The stare u Hin fu-
diana and Ohia. = distance or ovsr 81 miles
10 Louisville, Ky and Cincinnati. ohio.
has the tr-E carsed reputation Ct b=i-E obe Of
the ut Hrnoged and eqsjpJon rrsas b. iho Nest.
sud curfE-niy drrerye- The patronage OF all Who
ie-irr q -af aud pleasant Journey over 4 line
which IL drst cssy- ia al rcrpccfs.
It. cars are - III ia.est pattern. veil Telfilat-
ed and pieuffraHiy Ea~0yIedHah sEer. ITS frains
are companls by cou-feous employees. its
Track l. sur-oth ana seccnc 10 none, wNich taken
with tho f0cf that II j. the sh0ftcsf line brtEe n
ST Louis Louisville and Cincinuau,
enables Is trains (which run through entire
HihOHf chGagel 70 maxi the guichexf time With
DsEJedsggtfy nd direct connection at Louisville
and Ctncfnnan. for he
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CARBON COUNTY.
I2.L- Smith. Chairman.
CoDHi1siOaerg r. ". Bennett.
10 ear Coilister.
.SheriH-Wiiliam Haaley.
CLERK j. p Keller.
Probdf< Jad1s II. Tuttle-
SHp<rfaEegdsaf or Srhoo{-B +. Kinney.
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Churches.

st. Marks church, Episcopal. Rev ,. ~.
billiard rector. sandy services. II T. m. and
s o. m. Sunday school after morning service.
Seats free All persons are cordially invited 10
attend.
Roman Catholic, lev. JAS. MeGoIrieh. Pastor.
Rev. Eugene Cussan, Asst. Church ono-SeiI
-treet, above Twentieth
Presbyterian Church, Rev. W. B. Reed. Pas
tor. Services ut II a m. and sP. m Sunday
ehool directly after morning service.
Methodist Episcopal, Rev. WI Warren pas
,or. Preaching every Sabbath st ia n
and Z p. m Sabbath school at AZ p n
Prayer meeting every Thurrdsy evening. ms
public are cordially invited to al The services 81
the church,
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SOUTH N EAST.

The o. & n. is P~osuireiy the only linz running
he celebrafe ed Pslrsqa euideS SL<pdn1 ant DAY
Cars from - Louis 10 Louisville. Clncfn-
natl. Washington aad baltimore with
out change or detention OF Anv kind. with dt
rect aud sue csnnecsiune or Philadelphia,
New York and Boston.
The Trims of fht- Company now run into
Louisville over the Great Iron HALLWAY
Brfd=e 7cro-r the OhIoH iVcr. Isndi 9 pas
senEers In the heart Of The city and In III New
Union Depot. connecting with the trains Of t7e
L. a y. B q \. r. r. <ithouf change.
The far I1aaSf Medical Springs II Virgin
la offer 20 The Invalid the vifrue-0 their waters
the shoTt distance by this line makes II derira-
bic tn reaching them. Round fip tickets to the
Springs are ON sale At reduced rA'ez durtng the
summer Srazuu-
Purchase your tickets By 81 Louis Aad the
o. e. N Route and enjoy the adj
van.ages offered by no oiher.
Information eaesrfuily and promptly furnished
By addressing
R. T. BRYD0N
GenI Pass- Agent, St. Louis.
april tdeeal-d
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GENERAL


DeIeE.t- In Congress-
FoTfE Tzfra coagre.-Hon- ". r. srssis.
Territorial ornecr.
Gorer-or@no- A csmpben-
sezzGr-asOn b B-own
cAig JSsfiss Of Ssprez< Court ". Fsh.r
AEsoeiats JEs1oa-JoA n Carey. z A. nOzss
Urfs5 StGie Co11ezOr-E p. Snow.
Ssrrey0r CsASraI-s Ilas Reed
Esc.fs.s ey Puhe Koa<Js-G- W. Corey.
Regiesr O. s LaaS QIeNs-H wIns4.
TcrrHOri1 Tr.a<Hnrr-S- W. Owner.
Territorial AadifOr|- H. Hay tord-
!. L Aruold.
IN L Pest
Terriforfaf Lbruriaa John Slaush-er
C0Eansis<ioE<r II zDz1lr1Ios-E, Bishop.
SapenafeadeH1 Of Lne1Nefioa-Jokn slaux liter.
Dist7d An0rn<NE-P Jshu~au
UsNed St1feF CoD~gsfssioMer% W. Bruun
Ckrk Of IL Judicial nfstr1cf-J. ". bruDsu.
X1rShdf-Frznk WoleotL
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Ohio & Mississippi Railway

me Great Thro1zh Pa-renger and U s. Nail
houtrl TO those who Intend 2 ing FROM the West
to the East sifhsrs N burinefs. for pleasure, or TO
restore thefr falling health.
This ifnz TunnfI Z from
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LAItAAIE CITY.
fWm- Harrr. - eFco. Mayor
J. II Finfrock.
Hard Of Trusfers{ n. GaIhraith-
+ J. Webster,
lJamet Wins.
ckrk-Iohn Mcleod, ca oFeio Assessor
MdrshdE-M. A. Hance.
Trsdssrer-L- ID. Prare.
AhorHey-Homer Aerrcll.
Police JHstice-L- D. Pea-e-
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swEETwATEE COUNTY.
IJsmcs Kline. Chairman,
CODsmisfoHers Wm. a Johnson.
tE- =. Cheney
~!SAsyi1 -John MctslinchcT-
CkrE-T. Mccarthy.
Probate JEa1sIas. A Brennan, Ct. Of. Treas
Coronsr-John Norris.
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D00LEY's YEAST POWDER

the Market is flooded with Cheap. Inferior
Baking and Yeast Powders Of light or short
W ight DOOLEYfS YEAST POWDER Is war
rant d full strength and full weight.
Sold at wholesale and retail. generally through
ont the United St2'es. BY dealers IN groceries
and Family Supplies.
, 1875-09-08

kat m. i've. ora oac, oorn-Msskst dull Jt,in" 7s3
:;n.. mirr,j 7Sta7Rr. Malt rtraIly; tlio"l.h''
Mut.Hy-t}tist ft.2l .x,,,,-.. ..,J.
9f.'f9hc. .,
f'mrrsE-t,uI We4tern nrf, 10:AihHo.
f,uo.--sraiy: Nrw tcrtoy Anl DeIa~sfa sfesht
~; Western do, 12A23r.
HaLT1MoRh.
Dt1r.xonE, srIt. i.-fLhuh-steady and hn*
Mas,n y,,,.t ,,esty aud arm No. svea.ssn am.
,rr ii n. tnitui, 81 .4aai}l; M. Wtstern rats.
st4u11.4i: rcntlst 'sanIa rg,l = F"d..W. Cotn.
Wr.tern mixrt. 73c. uaA dull aud Unchanged. HSe
heavy sf RHSi5c.
UAr-stcniy and unchanged mn.
THpyisloxs-Eirm and btrhanged. Eefk. $sAuuF@
o1sy, t.4rsl--lInnnt.9. l4HtaltAc.
I,urrEn-btfong: Western extra, ?a8t7o; ao oE's'
TEIno,, r um--un,ettftd anti hiqhcr: oruas, tk0
s.,u; refined, 1lAt9fac.
<;.nryrr-Snsn!ralIy unchanged.
WntskY-Dull al il.?2"1 ~.
NEW n1lLEAEH
r.u nntrAsf. nr,t, 7.-tMra--Firn, At t+dsso.;
nr seuA, tho rat this aeaaun rrcelscd today held
'Hnr-Flrm; prime 10 rtn'rr, s7o.bo<s28.o0.
l,nS-Struttgcr; held at $!2.G2H.
DtAtta unchanged.
r,,p.,o. Sent. S,-ti1Als-Wheat 3nRaEe; nothing
Ann. IN establish quotations. Curn 10 lower nusltr-
ssr ..c.nnrd: No mixed Western At &c. Oats ntg-
isr,ri I've neglected. barley argtocted.
FnrtpIt -Spfninhtly unchanged shippers gcnef-
uly holaIpN OF for lower sae'
Rt9ruS,
ro.rux, scrt. quito modetase;
urtrsa n1lthahHcd. .... ..
'nn.ts-Corm-Vcsy Ittn doing sales 1t ~ 8do for
usci nuti yellow. Oats d.1i At s58Coc for new aud
DID, nye, pbc.
, 1875-09-08

The average rato on wheat hy lake laat month waa
over No tctow that for the corresponding Hnnuth ia
will In by ths exhibit that tho ruling prices this
5sar arc without parallel. A freight Of 9k Cents
ccns, tic ssernga for August, 1eoa. By canal tho
srursEs tast mouth was Gully tr!hu moro ihan onu-
half Of that for AuEust, 1857.
ae0Fns Of feAsaIy which went Into business h4ye
again gone out uf commission. At ChoAgo tho harbur
70 full OF vessea laid up that thoao Id business hare
difficulty In moving AboMt from onS dock o another.
Tho sch1 T. y. htarsL whc il considerably ADORE tho
aveEsRs ~ carrier, lot long ogo, unable to rru
eufn any kind of cargo Ut Chicago that would
Eay her expenses down, and sho came all tho way
Through tho lakes 10 Cleveland flying light. Auch !
thlng was mover heard OF before. Another veaaca
brought down load Of corn at lia per bu. The con-
t1aot was reported private tor,ns but hs ruin.
Gus rata WAa III Ahe received,
, 1875-09-08

Organization of n fIOnrtl OF Trauc--
Sudden Deaths,
!sptcta& Dtsuatch ~ 7As Chteago Tribune,
LAFAYETTE, Ind. Sept. 7.--Arscloa Of assocta-
tioh OF tho Laiayotto Board Of Trade woro placed
Oh flo at tho llooorlor's ofllco ycstc1day. The
association is organized under tho net Of 1876
which confors similar powors To thoso exercised
by DonrdH OF 1'rado iu other citios. Tho aeaoci.
alton decaros its objects are to promote tho sgr-
cultural interests Of Ttppocanoo County and to
dev0lop ttB manufacturing, cotnmorcia and iu-
d1htrinl intorossa. Any poruon may becou1e .
membor who Ia recommended by majority Of
the Executive Board. upon payment Of e16 an
nual membership foo. Thora aro to bo ulno
Trustees. who ahall constitute tito Executive
1}oasd aud from this bumbor tho President
fico-rroaiaont, Treasurer. aud Secretary shall
DO chofen. Beo. 6 gives power to change tl1o A.
sociation from membership foes to stock or
ghAixation upon = two-thitd voto At any aauual
nlcotlug.
About noon today Miss Lilly hfcCor-
mick, rohtdlug nt the coencr of 6eYonth and Ciu-
ciunati strcots. had chill, aud flor
wont iuto conyuletons aud died within twenty
minutes OF the first attach. Thia aftornoun d
man named Holmes, = waEon-mRkor by trade,
feolIpg i'll, vent to physlcian'a Office, obtained
a prosoti tiptio1, nud while standing vt drug-
gist'H counter waiting for tho filling Of the pro-
Beriptiout foil dead uj,on tho loos. 4 poat-n
tom will bG hold LII both caaeB.
, 1875-09-08
THE TEXAS EDITORS.

8psetal Dtspateh to yhs Ch,oaqa 7ftouns.
Fl. WAYNE, Ind. aopt. 7.--Ths Tn1a editorial
oxousaion arrived he1o at 2:20 thlA afternoon
from Chicago, and woro mot At tho depot by
Committees Of Inception on behalf OF tue Coln-
ell, Chamber of Commerce, and psess. After
dinner thoy Here conveyed In carriages to tho
Pittsburg, H. Vague l. Chicago ItaiIfoAd alopn,
several largo manufacturing institutions. Linden.
wood Cams1ery 5wuney Park. and other pointa
OF interest. The workings Of the fire. alarm sya-
and calling out the Department. At q p. II. 4
ttne collation. was Served At tho Bataso Table
clh-tootna, Tonight there waa grand Toeap-
tton It which n Mayor Zoi!ingor presided. aud the
drssscs Of Welcome Aftef lbs Toception thoro
Was batl sud banquet. 1t o'clock tomorrow
morning thoy will leave for Mansfield aud Pitts
GuFf, oa tho Plttahasg, Et, Whyna 4 Chicago
, 1875-09-08

EDUCATIONAL.
The Sage College for Lady Students.

Till 1nstttHtpn has bern rrcctrf AfA entlowrd ty
tile Hun. II. w. Sage, II rtnt nf fbn+0 III coihc".
tim With Gorne1l University, condition That yolng
~t,cn rha t+r"tv. at t}r any"rsty education u
tlHfnng'i And broad ~ thai prnsttri fnr ynnnR NEIL
r.. ,.,r'"r, f",a. sn to,ua ,xti .mt,,:
Eynrssintn totanical Rafhfn and ornamental grounds.
TIN la.iy ptD'icnta lave th" privilege Of Ill ti,e
cousRes ot n.trn"rn given In t- University nnh 10
Tho strfn"n" ;rra"e during tho ycar IN te adjacent
Gnissrrity s;haEcl, fy distinguished cIergymrn of
various rt,fpnt hfr!fe4 from various parts hf tho
country, Under special cniownent for that rrrose.
Tlo elItirn tnHrr OF laiy rtlheutH who lie
ennRl"ateA i,trlny 4hc cuDir.H nlyrte!tg yrsr te.
ginning tn September, Ia mr. ,lntlEId aud twenty,
and applicants fpr roumH Will ,c srgssntcl IN Thu
ofdrr al application.
Fur cfrcn1.r rontalr'nc full rsrtfrnlArr. address
PRESIDENT or CUKHELf. UNIVERSITY, tthlcu,
N J.,
, 1875-09-08
elsewhere
ELSEWHERE.
pxotstoH IN TIE IOWA BEphEMx COURT on TIE
BRANDT CASE,

pxo1s1os IN THE IOWA sCPnEMs COURT on TIE
snAspT CASE.
6pte9at DfsDateh n Ths cAseaoo 7F'ouH<.
DEa MolhEa Ia, Sept 7.-The Supreme Court
thia afternoon Alod ita opinion in In, ch.o nf
r.s,,. nrnndh .I.D.,,,+v u,.to a,sss.,,S~ -.
.1:a.s, ~. apas, ~. n'Hs. 1rcaeatot' ~
o'o'ea aaa co'1s1csoa 1oE eaoozzenacns OF public
money. Tho optu1on WAS prepared by Chof-
Juatica Miller, and 1t holds .ttlrst. that the
faiture of ths fn,iuaa of sIact,o, ~ Fr.n,,;,,
Town,bi, tn sa,oct s,s ro, W. ~ 9aa''' 4'aa
, 1875-09-08

Rlshop Hare in Defense OF tho sec.
rGtAry.

Bishop Hare in Defense OF the Sec.
rctAry.
WARRINGTON. Sept. 7.-Asslasant- SECRETARY
Cowon furnishes the following statement i
DiAhop lIhro asated 10 conversation la4t ovoung
TINT Mr. Welsh was siono rosponsib1o for the
statomonts In his lettors that mono Of the othor
members of tho Executive Committee Of tho
Episcopal Church Bysupa.Azol with him In hss
assaults on tho Inferior Department; thht Or.
DyAr, Chairman, aud ltogarn, Secretary, OF tho
Commission, would chcesfulIy testify that thor
havo now. IN tlloy hayo always had, onttro cou-
ildunco III the Integrity aud gool faith OF tho
ueyor baon dictated 10, intarfered WITH OF em-
barrassed III MI imptopor mannor III thor mnn-
agolnant Of 1ndian AFFAIR.". Tho bishop or
pressed lliH owu ontiro sympathy with tho becre-
tary and hiH confidence III the Integrity Of his
Naturalization.
, 1875-09-08
......... EDUCATIONAL.
Lawrence Scientific SS..aI.N. kIaEVar1 lJl]TeTSltT

Ih'' 'thoal tr"Fii'a fntf yrare' r'rrs" in EnRt-
nrtyng. leading tn tn" d"yfee # t',v Iigtu.-r ~
nining It4ptnerr amt t:r. yrars' rout--, N t:rrm.
fary, an Natural Hrtory sn! III Nsh,inat1A Yt.rs
anil AArnnnY. ract4 Gf ~hrh lras Ihr tteptra q!
i. h. 1arge isrtinn of thu ,ntrurtf. sho same a.
that e1<cf, :" t'ntrtCradna'~ D tha ors". stn'n'a
f,ulnsr and bra.i 1t Memorial ttA. Tine nprne,,l.
nitea fot Ktn'ete III all thu branr!t abose nt1n
are very great. tbs En.sRstty teInR AMPLY prh.ldcI
with abnrnIreR apparatus. aud cn,lectiaf. E.ausi-
nastons for admission w 1r held h"tt ~ and Oct.
beginning 1t . 4. IN FIR information. address
JAMf.H ". fIA1RfR, Secretary.
, 1875-09-08

An account ID 8tyon OF the arroas In tho nut
skirta OF pozt-au-pFincs Of lotp-qaron woman
q tho very moment eae HAa about to suck M
Ate-blood out OF child. The acconnt st,tas
that il IL well known that many chiireu NJ
without having ever hSeu ILL., owing Ia ia
witches Hho suck thalr blood. aud mnny Of ihs
children who died recently. were found to hs1s
4tfo Asa been sucked AWAY. ~'@ ''@s
, 1875-09-08
WANTED.

l77n THE VYOnIN'A EKtlINfTION 1876
A FIhST.CIA6A SOLICITOR, thorough, energetic,
aud Vt good sdfess uou4 ohess pesd apply will nrd
pcrmsnsnt sttuattoo, It W "a yl9Q Pse month. ALL
dxuaJ With return stamp, Weeks, i.
CENTENNIAL GAZETTE, -
Room .. 62l Chestnut-st., thllAueiphIa, IL, =.
, 1875-09-08

fhfhdo' ...
1na.ena Of 40 improvement of bu*ntaa along Tho
tncts "A has reu csnnpntlr esrectch 1t II getting
,tu,,ct rvnrv hav This lumber PaeA uTtng tyr Ast
iw ,1aye nyp 1ncn very few, and tle l fleet whlr
rn, II, SATURDAY arh f,,raY ia ettli al tim narlet
Thc INJURY comox from, nil sides, 'Whtti4cr arc
t,rf.iur ~ Tho ecpw Ajax sct: into nto of tho
.t, IT lin f,caro 1,ry unex car,sny ycs,ersy At.
,ela % re- reseTs .s.n W.! ,,E,, mi hero
in tt,Hs r. Ito natt in thr 1.t II Yacht rsrn nJ1j,9
hy her rcmttatton M fatt snflcr sha bids faIt
10 ,,twlnR 10 tle unprecedented in,lness ~
oan'nfs" , .nss'a masr y, @ In nrnn
fan,no,oro m met with lcr arst s~rrnt htn,'ay .nr
inK While ntrrtnK tl.n hsror Of Atllwnakeo shr ran
. II: S::.:l Il: s "a: Ut. # :.y 3s 5s. '"'s'&
Tho scr @. G. TrumrG which len s1wSnkcs ,a s,1a. r
from oneler 10 torto IN he t'rt time Of twenty ,t',
e'eh ,ay" nn saycn % sm'e,y =. ,a TX tE r ,I s t;rsna
o Sui South A1nesca tho *as locked an hntn hei
nst1ln ncraea ni eexs". ~" n.sss mss III , ai,Ett
f"r &C., e. rrss an IL ana on
ater nE l'r ,5e.c snksse'1sn :: %"t ,yy,sv II fv
n.mn ftei9. sna hcs e"psosu WILL 'aSe nss "n'S0'ef
ho can make II pay
. ,avr eo,r
n,.rraLo.
,se,et,, Dt.patth IL n, tatoass r.,s~a..
uofFALo' ~ - eep1' ''-lnD ho".W ~ ,ss ~
e1e ts Association, commenced eloFat"A to-osy IN
tvo ycysrts mt e tn vcssct and 10 10 gfain which IL
i q heloY Association rates.
- rnr.
~ ....... -.,,,,.
1rtttt' Hftnasrn 70 ne "ttn9' ~ ,.i" ,,ia .s.,
ERIE. a., Hefl' 1.-Delnti"Fo ~. o"..."o 49,, 49,.
rsur Jarvis 1ntd, will, rg-!ron. Thu ht1hf chicago
1r,lc In l}bcc u tho sim Of tt0b for carrying moro
n.s.any1rs ,..," NJ ~ thau hcr ll,pnro al,wel.
e"'77"o''o -
M1scEll hhEouB,
r. tosv ~ one ~ In mn men drowned on tho Con-
1hc uo'' Va s'I - ~ =, IT. H., ..,,ss ...i e. 49,. a..
nne'o laet frfinB u III t'e "s"o.e" .o'e" ' ns
diver w1o laa Leon employed py the Monitor sakR
stona f.on tho Coisclo. Tho 1alc OF tho schr L.
t t,,os b,r,, nj. 10 invn snksn rlaco m t1,a m,
~ |" rT., Ia. t,,, .,.t,,,oa =.
lhss. ~ Aa"a'o' ~" 'e P''p'"eu ~
tho 10Th. An attempt VIII 70 fn7ds
! at Port Huron 10 recover tho eatRo
of tho nchr bsll'o "lelI hunt tN1tJ.sWN 1ca11 neo
~. j.. ~ 1stma. i. nnn.Yor IN r,jso In snrtn
wreck OF tho prop steteor nt Detroit, ar uyo fur
thcr III aorc. Tho depth Of water at tho ernnc" 70
~ hstnor o. I"'t i1' % - .t I'll III. .ne urPt
.M"sn frt'n tha e,'t, nj tha Eaat rlcr fl" tmo 1tca
rue, wh her rDt,surt JOHNSON, conncnced wnsking
OH Tho eehr Ottawa Monday morning, ana had *c-
cecr In getting her OH an even Keel hho lia2 trpt-
nb1y been raae*t hsforc this std viii be ropsite ut
Iurt unrdl. Tho prop Alaino. Of thu Northern
TRANSPORTATION EontnhyH Line which carried nwh!
tIlf gslhs OF thc hlIhAntrg Lnck ~ tho "ellnfitl
Canal last Saturday, Will pay tfe damage, which
amounts 70 ab'ut $! 30. >. Tho 1lnIa1o totrttr
etacs That the schra H. D. oot, George WorthinEton,
and had most ss shctr cunra# carried away. The
nrur jrotUn King tl,crl II, Whf1t
, 1875-09-08

docs not charge to whom Tho ramn waa loaned,
that tho onenas "a dompIete bv Tho leaning of
lin nm n any crnnIi, and tint tho tlntot,l.nt
!s entitled 10 10 informed by rpoc,iicntipu. in
TIM Intiictmont tp whom tho n1oney waa loan'.l
IN ort"r tint lsu may prepare to tlnftnt
himself lIt'on tito charge made and also that lIe
may lr, able II ploaI llia nctluit.al or.cnnvc.n
IN lar of troHecutiug rt1tti. that tho ,n'i~t-
,Deut was alap had NJ to tin eccona cntnt. he-
csf,sr II faol to Hpocty hos tho defendant cor
verified the nionrv nf tho Stnte to lsia own uhe."
Al Tho 1ndgns CONCUR in tho tlrnt two points,
J1ldga+ Et,ic ansl DAY cnbcYr with TIM Chief
.Iunslco nlbo IN tho tturI and fourth points Of
tin npinlon. Judge cnl. cmlcnrd In the fifth
and sixth points. Judge lock riHFents to
all but TIN flfnt two lrlnts Judge 1'Ay
tlhcA mt coIlcur III tho last .wn. Tho
see!t in thnt tbs Judgment bf TIM l,iatrict Cont
in tevnraed bncauAc tint tue f;nrt failed to rus
tain thn nlotlnI u the defendant 10 1unab tho
Indictment. md alro hecau.n It ovefrnlct1 tina
demurrer to tile indictment nD tho ground that
4 did mt charge all oGnhsc u,tior Bec. 4.243.
Thu on'ntnn rt'vers GfIy tf:fen closely wrlttcn
pnvan u legal cap.
, 1875-09-08

Tho fsrtdG Dg m EEOrtr.
The ForestsiI!e correspondent Of Tho DnflAfo
EIrrf*s relatos thn among tho occurrehcea nf
last Thursday ~. q. Mount WAS married to
Mira Graro Ann CtowsI " IlAn,ett. this morn
Ing and ab,ut noon The couple drore to tho rsil-
way Rtatrpu to start oil their wert,, thur to
New York. Wie unloading tr1lnhn TIM tnam
hecane f1isitcsI aud rsn away, throwing the lady
out Of tbs wagnn. III tnlilng hcr head ntrnck q
nu.t In front Of pAraorn Il lIoMsea stnre. oppo-
rtta the depot. u1ih tl,e was ~ A"rioury iulufni
That nEc only lived hftecn minutes. She Nas ca
Seain nIb.s'