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Oar townsman Mr.. Charles Cruzai
tas received the appointment Of Reg
i.rtar. from Judge Chandler. This
i. a good appointment, IA most decI-
ded Improvement on Judge Chambers
a.ri snd will will give general salts
faction.
The law requires that "all Of the
Registrars shall not he Tcmbers q
tie same party" and VIC are well
satisfied with this representative Of
the opposite party. q
Chancellor Henderson and Sheriff
Runsav have yet to make their APP
pointments.
We have since learned that Chan
cellor Henderson has appointed Rev
j. W. Ferrcll.
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vofgns TIE other i1Il ptgs pioiufo 81
the nnmbor Is . graphic Battle of Bun-
ker Hil, followibg out the patriotic Cen
tenbiaI series G mmencod tbree months
ago and a bsndsome illustration Of
Scot, The drinking Stag" three noble
yisws u Durham Cathedral. and a por-
trait II Hoe. Luther b. WYNN, Of
Brooklyn, make up the %srtcOntehts Of the
number.
la let'er.press, no story of the seces-
sion war has been 90 plainly and yet
so sweetly told, us is "a Virginia Girls
Experience at the fall Of Richmond" Of
which a part is given IN this number.
The novel OF the Revolution, "The Spur
of Monmouth" broadens and deepens 10
Interest, and introduces new characters
freely enough to indicate u WIDE field be
fore the conclusion. Besides these, OF
prose, there are a charming little domes-
TIC story, The Bellenden Difficulty" by
Florence Allen, understood to be the
promising daughter of the lady who
taught ths world the sweet words Of
Rock me to sleep mother )" a pleasant
paper on Germantown" by Chandos
Fulton the first Of a scrappy series by
John Thoml son Jr., on "Odd Personal
Resemblances ;" careful papers on
Bunker Hill," on Music, Art and Liter
allure. Then, aud to conclude. we have
several worthy of their plac" The Al
dine Company publishers, IS Maiden
Lane, New York City.
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Tie headquarters of the National
Grange of the Patrons of llusbandry
have been removed from WASH g,
ton, D. G., to Louisville, Ky. The
official report of the Secretary shows
the Order to be in a fourishing con-
dilion, there being 1880 subordinate
lodges, with a membership of 1,500,-
zoo. The Order has $50 600 invest
ed in Government bonds, and &c.,
UOO on deposit in New York.
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NOTICE

ANY one trespassing by cutting or hauling
off timber or wood of any description 90
the following described lands to VII: East
half. south bali of northwest quarter, and
south halt of northwest quarter of south
west quarter section 7. township 3 Range
5 west. East half and northeast quarter OF
northwest q1arter of section Is, township
s. range 5 west will be dealt with T.
the full extent of the Law. FL. +. KREB
May Goth, 1875. Az
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A boy, who will yell like a Tartar
if a drop of water gets oil bis shirt
band when his neck is being washed,
can crawl through sewer alter a ball
and think nothing Of IL,
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"Now don't be rough" remarked a
person, who had been arrested Tor
ihievery, the other night. pray
don't say | am a thief. Be polite end
call me a canal contractor"
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Dasold Tickets CaHed IN
As we have hut fsw tickets left, and the
demand upon the General Office is increas-
ing, agents are hereby requested to send
In oil unso,d tickets, except such quantity
as they are CERTAIN of ss1,ipg before the
drawing, ] e FOSTER,
Manager Texas r. T.. Il G.. G, Drawing.
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NOTICE

INV one trespassing by cutting or hauling
off timber or wood of any description, on
the following described lands to WI 7:
Northeast quarter of northwest quarter
section 8: west halt of section s, town
ship s, range 3 west. Northeast quarter
of northeast quarter section ID, to gnship
township s, range 6 west. South half and
northeast quarter of southwest quarter;
southwest quarter of northwest quarter,
porth vest quarter of southeast quarter OF
section 81. township 7, range 5 west, and
north half OF northwest quarter OF section
7, to wnship s, range 5 west: viii be dealt
with to the extent of the law. ID. kREBs.
May Doth, 1875 4w
hereby notify steamers ard vessels that my
wharf is in a bad state of repair and not III a
condition to receive freight or TO have vessels
landing against it. Therefore if this be done,
auy damage that may occur will be at the ex
pense of those infringing this notice.
mI53m A. Chanterant.
pa scavoula. Nav 18th, 1873.
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Notice Extraordinary!
AYsTERa and FISH

Down With All Rings and M2n2polies
Fresh and Sail Fish of alt kinds, oysteH in any
quantities and at all times furnished at the
Lo~est Rates. Orders for any quantity furnish
ed at a moments notice. Small Profits and Cash
Sales is my motto. Iiberalterms to those order
to Sell again. Orders from Inland Towns earu-
estlv solicited.
C. X. BROWNING.
novl4tf BILOXI, MIS-,
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BILOXI.
To Whom IL May Concern

Having been appointed State Deputy
for the organization of Councils OF La
borers in the counties of Jackson. Harri-
son and Hancock I I'M ready to meet all
calls made upon ms for organizing OF
Councils within the above named coun-
ties. Address me at Biloxi Miss.
G. K. BRowNrSG.
Deputy Grand E~ncsmpment, OF the
Council of Laborers.
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sT.5BLE,

fASCA GOUL DEPOTi
y. y. Picket informs his friends and the trav
cling public that ne has established HE ldrsrv
Stable Vt the Depot, where he IL preparef 70 mr.
nish horses--saddle or 10 harness, with vehicles,
AZ any lime of the day or night Also. hanlins
Of all kinds done At short notice on reasonable
terms. With prompt and careful attention, aud
moderate charges, he trust to merit the patronage
Z he pnbIic. dec2f.lv
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EWTEHEU
~. ~ Csf8 Hsalefsaa. 40 fonf, hslsst ta
UaaHaf y TT0H8f
CLEANED
arhf = u Marshal Mafs4at. ~ tons. Bnstan,
Vt Pass Christian lf e4rzts 4iu Hub l1m
bsf. b. Naaselg. WHeeiWHf bt a 60
VESSELS ~ PORT
Swedish "a niuditosft johnson 10 tons
NGf Hk Psfuu ffedefskseu, TONS
gfif Iunti. ittnd.. fs tons Jamaica.
10 Which ae ~ be added Those above under
Ire bead VI Enefedf.
LUMBER STATEMENT.
Cleared FROM sept ist ............. 20 w oW'
since 18th nst...s.......s.. 2I'''u0
a@aaa
T,,J 2G.8g0. 0OJ
REMARKS.
70 above statement % per cent
should he added for lumber shipped
in vessels under %coasting license, not
clearing at Custom House.
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DIR. Geo. Walkers

treatment consists in the. INSCRIPTIONS rejec-
ton of all those deleterious mineral drugs,
which, while they momentarily remove the
symptoms, poison the blood and permanently
fix the diseases in the constitution, which form
the sole panacea of that unscruDulous horde of
empirical charlatans who fleece their unsus-
pecting , but too confding dupes, and for their
solid gold requite them with shattered consti-
tutions, and uncomfortable existence, and the
prospect of an n. timely and early grave.
Letters by mail enclosing fee, So, faithfully at
tended to.
Medicines provided and sent to any part OF the
United States
A CURE GUARANTEED IN ALL CASES.
Hours of consultation from Q a. N. to II m. / TO
; and 6 to 9 p. IN. Separate receptions rooms.
p. D. box, I779. Rug7d6m
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The silver is found in the ~quartZite
and old lime formations where they
are thick and largely developed, and
where we ! ass down over the Trias-
sic and c~retaceous rocks to the June
ton of the latter with the everything
Tertiary lime rocks, we find the coal
veins. some beds even presenting
oyster shells, because the coal deposit
ton commenced here almost stimuli
taneOusly with the close Of the salt
water subsistence at the termination
Of the cretaceous period.
Thus along the base of the noun
tain land probably along that OF the
Black Hillsl are found the coal veins,
and up in the crest Of the mountains
the gold and silver veins. The gold
is brought down by the streams and
deposited along their beds, as fast as
the outcropping gold veins in the
granite crest of the mountains decay
and crumble to pieces, and the melt
ing SHOWS in spring time wash this
debts to the streams below.
The Big Horn Mountains isso much
three or four tines larger and
broader than the Black Hills, and of
much the same geological and min
eral bearing character that we anti
cipate a vastly larger and more pro-
ftable field for a large population of
miners, in the Big Horn Mountain
than in the Black Hills.
The distance between the two
ranges cannot be over 100 miles
possibly not that much. The basin
or plain between them contains the
Powder River and other streams,
and furnishes the most valuable stock
grazing and agricultural lands within
the bounds of Wyoming Territory.
If the United States Commission
ers, now with theI Sioux Indians TO
treat for or to purchase their cl1imS
for those lands and goid-bearing
mountains, are successful, there will
be a great rush of miners, stock
growers and agriculturists TO that
country next spring and summer,
and Wyoming will soon have popu-
latlon enough to become a State. At
this time large numbers of miners
are at Cheyenne, having left the
Black Hills by direction of the mill
tary authorities, to await the result
of the negotiations nov going on
with Red Cloud, Spotted Tail and
other Sioux chiefs, and are expecting
to return this fall if possible.
But even if n treaty or bargain be
consumaied this fall, it will have to
go before Congress for the necessary
appropriations, the coming winter,
and thus we do not anticipate a re-
turn there of any miners before
spring, unless it he a few desperate
one who are willing to brave death
by a stealthy return to this place.
To be Continued.
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Hope Bncam 5ment, No. 9, /. o. o. F., meet
every I'd and 4th Wednesday of each month a
Odd Fellows Hall.
Cheyenne Lodge, No. /, 1. o. y F., meets ever,
Monday evening at Odd Fellows Hall.
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Hartford Conn. Courant (e o d., Daily, 5?S3
Wi mlngton. Del. Every Evening. Daily. 5,5u
Indianapolis, Ind, Seminal, Weekly, 500
AIchison, Kan, Champion, Weekly, Z, #nO
Baltimore, Id. Gazette, Daily, 1850
Weekly 500
Springfield, Mass Republican (e o. d)
Daily, 1t.682
Weekly, 7.23
Minneapolis. Mimi. Tribune, Weekly, 1872
Newark. y j., Advertiser, naily. $50
Babylon, y. Y, Signnl, Weekly, 5.7H2
Troy, n. y, Times, Daily, $3.50
Budget, Weekly, =
Utica, n. Y, Herald, Daily 5,551
Weekly, 6.JO0
Cleveland, Ohio. Herald, Lnaily, 1900
WePKly, 10000
Pittsburg, Pa, Leader, q t a WI Daily, 12.45l
We-tcheSter Pa, J~cffersOuian, Weekly. 500
Galveston, Texas, News Daily, S.BGi
Mnntpelier,N Vt, Argus & Patriot. Weekly 5,E3
Milwaukee, Wis Wisconsin,, Weekly, 1900
lGRT52
advertisements appearin the weeklies four
times and in the dailies q times.
address + =. HOWELL & 90. Al Pnrk
Row. n Y. aug29-4w dRw
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DIR. Geo Walker

having for a number of years made the above
maladies the subject OF his special study, and
moreover, by long and careful practice, modified
he treatment used and by such
eminent men as. Doctor Ricord, Lsllamond, Val
dean, Videl, Wilson and others, as applied by
them in cold and humid climates, go as 10 exact
ly suit the altered state of the constitution OF
persons who ha. e been acclimatIsed in tropical
and semi-Iropical COMMITTEES, feels perfect conn
dence il undertaking. the permanent ana efiec-
tual cure of any OF the above diseases of how
ever long Standing or inveterate they may be,
with a certainty of not only Graduating the DIS
order. but concurrently restoring the entire con-
stitution to perfect health and vigor.
The grand peculiarity of
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GENERAL


FOrtV-Tzind Congregation. ". r. Steel
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Pleasant and Profitable Employ
ment - Beaut fulT' "CharmingI - "Oh,
how lovely - What are they worth ?" Sc.
~uch are e~Nclamatious by those who see the
large elegant New Chromos produces by the
90. They are all perfect Gems OF Art No
one can resist the temptation to buy when
seeing the ChrOmos. CanvaSscrs. Agents.
and ladies and gentlemen out Of employ
ment, will find this the best opening ever
offered to make money For full particulars.
send stamp for confidential ircular Address
+. GLEASON & CO, TS Washington ST., Bos.
ton, Mass.
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County Omeer-.
LARAMIE COUNTY.

COUNTY.
Geo 4 Draper, Chairman,
SAsr9g-N. J. 0Bien.
COHsh6ies-W. Tnytur, c. 5. Devoe.
CLERK ard Rso0risr-Geo. b simpson.
TreusUrsr-D. c Tracy.
Probate JHdge-D. e.. Tracy.
Prosecuting AnOrHsy-W. ". CorIrtt.
School SHJ-riUfsndfHf-F. W. HiIiard.
CoroHsr-Ja Talbot.
4~sstssOr-Ed. J. Norris.
CHEYENNE CITY.
n. c. whippIe, Pres.sz Of. Msyes
Bird TrusLses{ John T.. Davis.
l. X BresnRhrh,
Peter HANNA
GierL-W. Richardson. S.cG. Assessor.
Rdrshdt-C. ; DeyOe.
TredsBTsr-Is aAc Bergman.
AnOrHsg-T J. Street.
Surtsyor-A J. ParshalI. g
POiisc Jusdoss-John Slaughter, t. NJ. Fisher.
Meetings OF the Town Trustees. Friday even
Ing In each week, at the City Han.
ALBANY COUNTY.
rw. II nidsy,
Thomas Alrup.
Sheriff.. r. Bropby.
justices Of ne Peace y y P Pna.er'
Ucrk-J W. Medium.
Probate Jn1gs-G w. Ritter. er-oeteiO Treasurer.
Prosecuting ARorney-C W. Bramel.
specialization Of SchooLs-N. L. Andrews.
CoTUnsf-JHmes Vine
LAHAMIE CITY.
Tm. Harur. s1 0heo. Mayor
J. II. Finfrock.
Board Of Trustees &. Galbrai,h.
7. j. Webster,
flames Wins.
Cbrk-John Mcleod, ca -ogfciO Assessor
M1Tshat-M. A.. Hunce.
TredsuTsr-L. D.. PeAre.
AhOrHsy-Humrr Nerrell.
Police JVStiCs-L. 4. Pca-e.
CARBoN COUNTY.
r.. B. Adams, Chairman.
Commissioners , ,. + + S lsgn,r.
SEsrig-O F. Rcnnie.
clerk Perry l.. Smith.
Probate Jaige VIM. l. Ash.
Assessor-B. r, RyRn.
Superintendent al Schools-B. F. Kinney.
swEETwATEE COUNTY.
wv. p. Noble. Chairman,
Sheriff y. A. McPhee.
Cork-A. Mcintosh.
Probate JUdgr-Jas. A. Brennan, en-. %. Treas y.
dssess0r- Nm. A. Johnson.
uINTA COUNTY.
Commissioners New ell Been an,
". X. sloan.
SheIig-WiHinm Hinton.
Csrk-Alr. q. Lee
Probats Judgs-w. II. Remington sr. of. Treas.
Prosecuting AHorHey-H. GArbanaii.
Assess0r--M. e.. Hopkins.
SurUsgOr-H. Robinson
Superintendent Of SchOols-S. X Temple.
TEaHaR- M nna a ..
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81. Marks church, Episcopal. Rev. p. W.
billiard rector. sunday services. II n. m. and
s p. m. Sunday school after morning service.
Seats free. All persons are cordially invited 10
attend,
Roman Catholic, kev. Jas. McGolrieb. Pastor.
Rev. Eugene Cussan, Asst. Church none
street, above Twentieth.
Presbyterian Church, Rev. ]. Y. Cowick.
Pastor. Services at IL e.. IN. and ~ p. m.
Sunday School directly after morning SER
vice. Prayer meeting every Wednesday eve
ming at ~ o'clock. 81
Methodist Episcopal, Rev. w. p. 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 to all the services Of
the church,
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AeEEltoFAai Omeern.
GOusrHOr-Jno- NJ ThHyer.
Sscrstdry-G. W. French.
ChAJ Justice n Supreme Court. ". Fisher
4sS0ciats JEstiess-Os. NJ. Carey. z. A. Thoan
Gr"-s Stdzes COASctOr-E p. Snow.
Surveyor GsH.nLL- Silas Reed.
RsosiUsI II PHbAe NOHsys-G. W. Corey,
Register y. S. LGHd OJ6s-S. II. WInsUI.
Trrrit0Ttal TTsasHrsr-S. W. Downey.
IsrTA0HA AUdtOT-J- II. HaytOrd.
?. l.. ArnSld.
Cog0atSstoltsT Of PcHtt-HhGrB3 Charles HuIIoa.
IN, h. Posi-.
IeTT1fortdi LibruriqH-John slaughter.
COMHtSsiOReT or LnsDiynGtioA- * Jenrsy.
ShprTthtendsHt o. LlestIHeasR-John ~SlAu.kteE,
Dastrief AnOT1sy-E- P. johnson
United States C0HREissionsr| w. Hrunsr.
Ckrt Of Lf Judicial nESfIIet-J. W. BTun~r-
HdrshG-Gilbert Adams.
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Surveyor General Reeds
Sixth Annual Report.
Continued.
Continued.

BIG HORN MoUNTAIN-1Ts GOLD
RESOURCES.
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Wyoming Commandery No. l. Regular con
clRve first Friday in each month.
Wyoming Chapter, No. /. r. A. M. meets
uall, on the first and third Tuesday evenings in
each month, at = o CLOCK p. m.
Cheyenne Lodge, No. ii, meets first and third
Saturday nights in each month. at Masonic Hall
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courtesy Of NvO. Nrchives {. n;a4A
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DENVER COLORADO.

For the treatment of all diseases of the Blood
and Urinary Organs, Female Complaints Hys-
teTics, etc. All diseases Of the Brain Epilepsy,
Paralysis, DImnes of Sight, etc, Contagious
and skin diseases, Loss of Power, Nervous and
Physical debility, Spermatorrhea, Semin al
Weakness, and all diseases arising from the in
Structure, Syphilis, Loss of Hair, Sore Throat,
Glandular swellings, Rheumatism and Govt.
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We viii insert an advertisement occupying
one inch space az lines nonprreilt four
weeks In the following - papers for $50, the
regular rates OF which are over SlJl-Our
plire being less than one-third a cent per line
per thousand circulation
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. s~wEETwATEI COUNTY.

lW. =. Noble. Chairman,
COHlDds5i0ntFs william EvRnH.
lJames Cnlhoun.
Sheriff T.. A. McPhee.
CiCrk-A. Mcintosh.
Probate JNdgr-Jas. A. Brennan, Gu. Of. Treas
IsstsSOr- Nm. A. Johnson.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-03-04

A MEETING of the old Literary
Society has been called to take place
in the City Hall on Wednesday
evening, when it is hoped to organ
ize a new one. Such an exercise
would form an agreeable and bene-
fetal place of resort, and there is
no reason why such cannot be made
success. There are many ambi-
tlous young men here at present
who have been accustomed to such
in other places, and who would unite
with the former members and form
a society that would be profitable
to all. Let all interested attend on
Wednesday evening.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-03-04
SECREr SOCIETIES.

"A. M.-lowa Chapter. No. .. Regular eonvo-
alton nra and third Mondays In each month.
"a. Yerrin, II. p.
AF "A. M.-MinerAl Point Lodge No. I.
Asulsr communications hrst and third Tueedsys
.h month. q. D. wilber. ". N
MINERAL Polsr ConxAnDsRr No 70. "KSIaArs
S,rrlAx."-Reguar mestlngs the nrst "Wednesday
.f esch ,rcuth, at their "Asyium," Masonic Hall.
vl.Iius Sir Knights are courteOusy invited to ~.
md R. Delos Pulford, +. O 8. A. Ferrin. Re-
order.
Lo,o.F F.-Iowa Lodge. No. /. Regular meeting
s.ry wcdnesda, evening, VIM. Treweek. N. 9.
UunsoS EscAxPMvST, No 81. Regular meet'ngs
second nnd fourth Tuesdays each month. josiah
Acka G. r.. William Tink, Scribe.
EEsLrA RgBEccA. No. 27. Regular meetings nrs'
Vues.sy each month. J. II Vivian, N, g.
I. O. q T-tmery Lodge. No. Sl1. Regular
.ee,ing every Friday evening. p. Allen, Jr. Wet.
B,Sp OF liopE-Cold Water Temple, No. 3ll.
Regular meeting every Tuesday evening. X. H.
6sidssor by W. ). +.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-03-04

BURGLARY.-Sunday night las.
the dry goods and grocery store OF
Dir. S. w. Lemont, of Wiota, was
entered through back window, and
a quantity Of clothing, lot of tobac-
co and number of pocket knives
Tazors and considerable other pro-
perty taken therefi'om, aggregatins
in value about $50 On Monday a
young man named George Proctor
was arrested on suspicion Of the
crime. He was taken TO Wiota, and
a considerable amount Of the stolen
property found on his person An
examination was waived, and the
youth is now in jail.-Darlinton Ae-
publican.