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oIiCE.oThe Chesapeake ano ~,
~ Canal Company.-A genersI Iu OeliEi
sne n company will be held Al = ~. aee!n,
riSnaliadeiPhia, iSa on MONDAY n noCs ~. Once
1915. at II O'Clock, A. M. DscenOei q
hovl.s.3,29 HENRY v. LEsrpv
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Sheri6's sale.

Sheriff's sale.
DY virtue of a writ OF Levari Facias to me
ID directed, will be exposed to Public Sale,
at the
DELAWARE HOUSE. No 5I3 MARKET ST.
kept by George VI. Ortlip, in the city OF Will
mington. New Castle county. Del. on
SATURDAY,
THE 9Th DAY OF NOVEMBER. A. d, 1875,
at 2 O'Clock, p. M,
The following described real estate, VIZ:
All that certain lot or piece of land with a
ate in the city OF wilmington aforesaid.
bounded and described as follows TO wit:
beginning at point in the northerly side
Of Apple street. at the distance OF one hun
dred and eighty-six feet easterly from the
easterlv side OF Heald street at the westerly
side of an alley three feet wide leading into
Apple street, thence northerly and parallel
with ueald street about nine feet, thence
easterly and parallel with Apple street one
foot and half. thence northerly and parallel
with Heald street sixty-three feet to the
southerly side of three feet wide alley,
thence along said alley nide westerly and
parallel with Apple street thirteen and q
half feet to a stake. thence southerly and
parallel with Heald street and passing
through the middle OF the brick division
wall between this house and the house ad-
joining on the west seventy two feet to the
aforesaid northcrly side Of Apple street and
thence thereby easterly twelve feet to the
place of beginning be the contents thereof
what they may. with the free use and privi-
lege OF said two three feet wide alleys in
common with others entitled thereto forever,
subject to his portion Of all necessary ex-
penses which shall from time to time accrue
In paving, repairing and cleansing the SAID
alleys.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro.
perty Of Patrick Quinn and tsrre tenants. anA
70 be sold by
WIN. H. LAMBSON, Sheriff.
6heriff's 0fRee, New Castle.
Oct. n. A. D.. iS7A. / ostiS-etswts.
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n p.s A week guaranteed TO Agents
and Female, in their
On own locality. TERMS and
. 4 a OUTFIT FREE. address p.
o. VICkEliY Il CO.. Augusta vaine
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Prescription Free |!

for the speedy cure OF spt cial troubles COM
mon to the young and middle.aged. Nervous,
mental and physical depression. loss of MEM
ory and energy, pains in the back, self-dis-
trust, dizziness, dimness OF sight, confusion
Of ideas, and other disorders OF the nervous
system consequent on various habits that
lower the vitality Of the system. Any drug
gist has the Ingredients. Address DIR. Il.
ii. HILTON. Cincinnati,
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G10 - day at home. Agents wanted Out
W. fit and terms free, TRUE & co. Angus
In. Maina.
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BANKS AND BANK EHS

Philadelphia and New York Exchange fur
ished TO regular Depositors without charge
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NEW ADVEhTISE EMENIS
Maryland Eye Il Ear Institute.

HHUt FuHU F1yO % Gut HuotTtuI6s
68 n. Charles street, Baltimore, Md.
GEoRFE REULING, NJ. D.. late Prof OF
Eye and Ear Surgery in the Washington Uni.
versity, Surgeon in charge.
The large handsome residence OF the late
Charles Carroll has been fitted up with ali
the improvements adopted In the latest
Schools Of Europe for the special treatment
OF this class OF diseases. Apply by letter to
GEORGE e kEuLtNss, IN. D.,
Surgeon In Charge.
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SHEnIFF'S SAL ES.
Shrrtn's sale.

DY vi.tue of writ of Venditioni Exponas
ID 10 me directed. will be exposed to Public
Sale at the Hotel of homes ., Brsdway IN
Delaware City. in Rel ion hundred. New
Castle county. Delaware. on
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sHERIFF's SALE.

RY virtae OF . writ cf Venditioni Kxpeaas
- 10 me directed. will be expossa to Pubic
Sale at the Hotel of Thomas D. Bradway,
10 Delaware City. in ked Lien Huadred. n ew
Cnsfle conn calaWare oa
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1875-07-23

We confess to being unable to I'M
derstand what our Democratic ex-
changes can hope to gain by their oft
repeated assertions that the ticket
dominated by the late Republican con-
vention was selected by Boss Reyes.
The ticket is composed throughout of
men eminently honest and capable, and
if Boss Reyes did dictate its nomina-
ton, it certainly proves him to be any
thing but the political corruptionist
our Reform friends would L~~o -e
believe him. The nomination and
election of such men as compose the
Republican State ticket is just the
kind of political trickery," the PEG
pie want, and if the Democratic press
shall convince the people that it is
Boss Keyes who has brought these
things about, we are sure the people
will respond, call honor to Boss
Keyes."
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1875-07-23
Written on the Death OF Edward
III. Williams,


who was drowned In the Wisconsin River neal
Arena, on the afternoon of July II, 1875.
Wh;n death enters community in any
ordinary manner, and claims one Of its
members, a gloom il cast for a time over
the minds of all. But when he comes
with noiseless tread, and with no
voice to herald his approach, it is doubly
grievous, especially when the person whom
he bears away is an inoffensiye and es-
Unable citizen, a good son and brother,
q friend to all.
Such o person was Mr.. Williams
Though praises cannot reach him now, it
is Cue TO his memory to say that he a00s q
q00d q0ung man. His unobtrusive yet
agreeable manners, unaffected poltieness,
ma tural goodness of heart, strict honesty
and unselfshness, won for him many
friends, and it is cause for deep regret
that the Death Angel, hoyering over
Arena, should have selected him for his
prey, and that no friendly hand was
stretched forth in time to save his
life, awhile many who would have given their
lives for his. have nothing to give but
tears. ..t a#tt
Very unaccountable, too, it seems, why
such a worthy person should be snatch
ed away by a sudden death. Yet, the
Great Ruler of all things, whose way sare un
searchable, merciful and just, often spares
some individuals for longer day in this
world, while "He giveth His beloved
Sleep" Requiescat IN pace.
,rha fAllee"ins hAa.tifnl poona by Mrs.
Sigourney, seems appropriate:
THE HOLY DEAD.
Who are so greatly blest ?
From whom hath sorrow fled
Who share such deep, unbroken rest,
Who're all things toll ? The Dead
The Holy dead. Why weep yeso,
Above yon sable bier
Twice blessed They have done with woe
The living claim the tear
Go.to their sleeping bowers,
Deck their low couch of clay
With earliest springs soft breathing flowers;
And when they fade away,
Think of the amaranthine wreath,
The garlands never dim
nd tell me why thou flyest fSom death,
And hid'st thy friends from him.
We dream, but they awake
Dread visions mar rest;
Through thorns and snaces our way we take,
And yet we mourn the best
For spirits round the Eternal Throne
How vain the tears we shed
They are the living They alone,
Whom thus i0e call, THE DEAD.
sINcERE sYMPATHIzER WITH THE FRIENDS OF Mr..
WILLIAMS IN THEIR GREAT BEREAVEMENT.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1875-07-23
Proceedings of the Iowa County
Probate Court.

Monday, July 10Th, 1875:
Estate of Darius Knight.-Order
to hear petition for administration
August 6, 1875, at 10 O'clock a. m.
Estate of Evan Lloyd. Order for
final hearing August 30, 1875, at 10
o clock a. m.
Jane Scholfeld appointed guardian
of Mary Adversely, minor heir of
Chas. Adversely, deceased.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1875-07-23

twOne of the Madison papers re-
marks of young lady who was pre-
pairing to read an assay on cers5
tain Commencement day, that "she
was all hustle and confusion What
a sight she must have been-after the
confusion subsidized Lancaster Her.
aid.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1875-07-23
Republican Ticket.

FOR GOVERNOR,
HARRISON LUDINGT0N, of MiIwaukees
PoR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
HENRY L. EATON, of Richland.
FOR SECRETARY OF sT ATE,
HANS B. WARNER, of Pierce.
FOR STATE TREASURER,
HENRY BETZ, of Afantowoc.
ron ATTORNEY GENERAL,
JOifYR. BENNETT, of Rock.
FOR STATE SUPERINTENDENT,
ROBERT GRAHAM, of Winnehago.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1875-07-23

ssg August, the month of heat, will
bring the unusual occurrence of two
new moons--the first moon coming
on the first day of the month, and the
second on the 30th. This has not hap
pened since about 1858.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1875-07-23
MONEY TO LOAN |!

MONEY to loan on first-class Real EsA
tate. Apply to
REESE & CARTER.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1875-07-23

Best display of cut stone, marble 81 cemmon,)2 90
Best display of cabinet makers worE, 90
do sash, doors and blinds GO
do iron castings, turning and fitting, 10
do dozen broonls i 0a
do beehive Dip.
do sewing machine, Dip.
do pumps for wells and cisterns, each, Dip
do washing machfnei Dip.
do windmi II for wells, Dip.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-10-23
Zen. nurIer ON Currency.

CThe ESex statesman gave himself
AWAY Ia tile bdllInnistS, in ARGENT
speech on currency, In New York
4 He proclaimed the following finnii-
cial .'lhe-ps" ~ c%minenlly sound and
star .snfanfike, and 10 be what he
wanted:
THFra-A dollar that shall have ut
ali times a ctrtitiul hxttll aud stable
value below which 1t cannot go.
SecoHd-l demand that that dollar
shall be issued 10y tlr government
alone i'm [ q exercise at its high pre-
rogntive aud constitutional power,
and that that power shall not he del
tgated to any corporation or individ-
ual. ~ r.Lr LL 4,
TAird-I want that dollar stamped
upon some convenient and cheap ma
terial of the least possible intrinsic
value, 50 that neither its wear nor It's
psiruutiunsw will be any loss to the
q government issuing II.
FOlpih-I also desire the dollar to be
made of such material for the pur-
pD.e that it shall never he exported
or desirable tn carry out of the coun-
try, Framing an AMERICAN system
of hnanea, do not propose 10 aiapt
tito ihs wants of any other nation,
and especially the Chinese, who are
nearly one-quarter of the world,
Filth i desire that the dollar 80 is
sued shdH neUer be redeemed. l see no
more reason why the unit OF measure
b OF value should be Redeemed or re-
deeinabie than mat the yard-stitk
with which | measure my mix,
should be redeemed.
Srih-For convenience only l pro-
pose that the dollar 50 issued shall he
> quite count 10, or a little better, than
the present value of the average gold
.doiIarufsihpSworhk not tn be changed
or c~hangrable, IL the gold d lllar
CREWS TONer iu viduevrgrows itgher,
or to be obliged to cOufurm Itself IN
value iHqny regard tO tho dollars OF
any other nation of the world, Keep
Itself ufuuyS stable and fret, 81
that when ali the property OF II
eountry adjusts Itself 10 IL a5 ~ Intfts.
urefoiak aiue IL shall remain II hxed
rstAhdanl forever / need Ep no tur-
ther than nur present gr"enback Tor
all these desired qualities, including
uniformity of value in all parts OF
the ciuntry, except in fixed and in
trinsic value. If those two qualities
can be added to the greenback, II
completely, fills the six requirements
which I have .abnve set iurth, pro-
vided all thought Of is redeemd6Hay
in gold and SitUer be taken array.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-10-23

The Sdie Of Nevada has "a popula-
tion, all told, of 50, 200, and this Is on
the decrease rather Than on the in
e Let us hear no more about II
lack of the requisite population in
C~oloradn-DeRUer Tribune. 4 81
Certainly! No more nonsense about
requisite population. What if Com
gress does, by law, require II p"pula-
ton of 100000 inhabitants in Il Terri
tory, hefre lis admission as IA Stale!
Colorado Territory has rs many IN
h~ahitants as Nevada, to-wit: $4,000,
and should he admitted as a State.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-10-23

DR. W. Harris, of Llraniie City,
having rendered his resignation to the
Governor, as a member OF the House
of Representatives frpIn Albany
county, Gov. Thayer has Issued the
following proclamation. directed to
the Sheriff OF that county
F. WYOMING TERRITORY.
Executive DEPARTMENT,
Cheyenne. Oct. Is, 1870.
-wHEREAs, wTTtiam Harris was
elected a member of7the House Of Re
preseiriatives forthe county OF 4Hhapy,
for the term N two years from the
second day OF November next. aud
has this day rendered his resignation
Of said nfiire
.NOlg. therefore, I, JOHN VI. THAYER.
Governor Of wyon1ing Tertiary. by
virtue u the authority conferred 10y
sections > and IL 81 the act OF Dec. 10Th,
1869, providing for elections 10 hereby
order that a special election belield at
the various precincts in the county 90
Albany, on Saturday. the 9Th day
OF November next. 20 ill the vacancy
caused by the Resignation Of the said
William Harris,
In testimony whereof, 1 have here
uutu set my hand aud caused the great
seal Of the Territory u lie
Done at the City Of Cheyenne. this
sixteenth day of Octnber, la tIle year
Of our Lord eighteen hundred anil
sevepty-fve. and Of the independents
of the United States the one hun
drctlth.
[sEAI+l q JOHN NJ. THAYER.
By the Governor:
G.. w. FRENCH,
secretary.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-10-23

The King of Bavaria has refused
to receive the resignation Of his min
istry, or lie complimentary vote ten
dered him by the Chamber of Depu-
ties. AS the ministry resigned
because Of an adverse vote against
them, by The Chamber, it is clear
that the Bayariau King does not rec
ognize the potency of the popular
majority.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-10-23

Cnunt Non Arniin is out of-luck.
The Supreme Court of Germany has
affir ned the sentence of the lower
courts against him, and the Count
will be obliged To pay al costs in-the
case, which will amount to several
thousand thaiers. a'..
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-10-23
GgHgRAL
Delegate an ~congre-s,
q CoAg,as-Hou. W. X. Steel
TerritortaI omeer.

6Orsrh0r-JHO. NJ. ThAyvr.
Sscrst4ry-G. W French.
Jasttss ~ oaEssHt Court. ". Fisher
assvciats 7JHsttues--JUs. M.t'zrcy. Z. A. Thomas
LI-S 0lssLOe-E-P. Snow 49,
SarGtgUr LuhsrIL- SilHs Reed.
Esssitt' y FuGHe AOHsVs-G-W -tOreyS -
X gEsfeT u 3. Lts1 grcs-S- n Aius1I.-
TsrrIfOridI Trusurer-S. w whey.
4TerTIt0ridt AadttDr-J.H hay fUru
I. L. Arnold.
COHnEissioln Of PsRitsHtiary3 Charles HulloRs
AH.E E. PUst.
IerFdOg fui LbruFidH -John slaugh :er.
CoaaHHtsss0Hsr 81 bsDlAgnofi00- JenreNtta
Superintendent u ms rHeaSh-John Slaughter,
DsfT4a dnOTAtg-E. 7. JUnnrub
U.4ne1 Sfufss tOn4GnISsSDuerJ w. Brunsr
cL-Cf o. ~ Js55eiai nLsfrtct| W. brhRer.'
HIrshIt-Git bert Adams.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-10-23
SATURDAY, OCTOBER % 1875.
Extract from President
Grants Speech at DeSM oines

Let rs all labor for more security
OF frss thought free p5sth, free Press,
pure morals u5ettered reLlgious SEN
timcrits ana eqitat rights and PriUi-
legcs to al lmea 6rsYeetiUe Of ma
tionality, color or religion.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-10-23

The Democratic gamblers of New
York are now betting on only 10000
majority in that State. They began
with F0.OOO.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-10-23

Presbyterian Church, Rev. ]. Y. Cowiek.
Pa tor. Services at II n. m. and ~ p. IN.
Sunda, SchUol. directly aner morning SER
vice. Prayer meeting every Wednesday eve
ring at IN O'Clock.
Methodist Episcopal. Rev. W. F. Warren. pas
or. Preaching every Sabbath al liza. IN.
md p. IN. sabbath school al ~ p. m.
'rayer meeting every Thursday evening. The
,nhlic are cordially Invited to all The services 81
the church,
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-10-23
RHEUMATIC SUFFERERS

For 50 cents I will send postage paid n
package of my RHE URE
which has naver failed TO cure the worst
cases y B-This medicine is not for an
outward application. hut tn be taken inside.
stismi is rars-d by POISONOUS matter
in the lOoi. hence to cure II. You must com
mence in the right D ace on Fard appiica-
tons may rell.vr The paip- for a while, but
sttey cannot ca e fAddrtss
j II. GGBERr.
E BOX o3a Portland NE
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Masonic.

Wyoming Commandery No. l. Regular ION
cIave FIRST Friday In each month.
wyoming Chapter, No. l. r. A. N. meeia-
nall. on the arri and third Tuesday evenings Ii
each munrh, at : o CLOCK p. m.
Cheyenne Lodgs, No. Is, meets hrri and third
-aturday nIghts In caci, month. at Masonic Hall
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-10-23

II Marks church Episcopal. Rev, p. W
billiard rector. .Spnd } s~,rrice- u n. m. nud
So IN. sunday rchu.l sftrT mourning service.
ents Tree. A persons are 70: dially inIiied &c
at nd.
. Roman Catholic, Hev, Jas. AeIolrich. Pastor,
tvy. Emgsae Cnssan. Asst, Church onO'Nei
treet. abuyr Twentieth.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-10-23

Hope Fncau. Smcnt. No. 2, l. o. o. r., meet
Every 2d and ith Wednesday OF each month a
Odd Fellows Halt p gHaE r.f IT'#
Cheyenne Lodge, No. /, |. o., =. r., meets sT1p
Monday evening NJ odd Fellows hall. Is =
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-10-23
County Omeer..


LARAMIE COUNTY. -s-.
tGeo a Draper, chairman
""'"'i'''0"''' + + la B @s5,
9AsrF-N J. OBlien.
C0asiabLes-w. 1%ay,or.C c. :. Devne.
f'@h,s e 81 hs Psaos-Juu. Slaughter. TN Fishes
gLsfk Hsf hscoutsr- 90. b stImbsOH.
TrsGSgFsT-D. Tracy
Pc0i-fs JadOs-D. e.. Trey.
Prosecuting AHOrHey-W ". Curlett.
Sehooi .SaI- riEfssdsH-F. " HiIisrd.
CJroBsr-IA Talhnf.
tssssSor-Ed.J Morris. 1l
CHEYENNE CITY.
IL. whtpp'e, Pres.sx Of. Mayo
john Neaion.
ard Trustees John +. Davis.
Ill bTe-uShrH,
Peter HANNA
CisrI-w. Rirhl d-uu. ar. Of. Assesror.
HHShG-i.N Dry"e.
fr@dsHrsr-t Aac Bergman. A
iH0rnsU-T !. = rect #-t.fA
SH.r oy+A J.PnrrhAl 3 o.
POLsc .Jzsiioes o. ohm Slaughter, T. VI Fisher.
su,Ing- Of The Town Trustees Friday ever
lug in each week, atthr chs hhL
rfas ia ALBANY COUNTY, 10. Hsr
op,%fso'e. II bgi ss6't. * NJ.
Js-hic.. nj ne Psac, y. P bi.,er
rLcrE-J W Mid un,.
p 5Rs Jsiqs%G W. ihuer. sr-oaeio Treasnrs
Ssp- riai,D;esf or Sslool.-N. l. AudrsWs.
C0roAsr-Jame- Vine
LARAMIE CITY.
wn. Harn-. >r oneS HAJo
J. II Fiufroek.
B0ard Of Trustees Il. raIbIsih.
T. !. Webster,
. lJAnre Niue. &. f-.L
Ckrk-Johu Mel esd, ec-eFeiO Assessor
H1fsRdi-M \. Hsuce.
Tr aSHrsr-L ID. Peace.
dbOyueU-l0meT McrTrl'.
POh0s Jasfe,-L.D D.. Peq-e.
CARBON COUNTY.
H.. b. Adams. Chairman.
CoDaaissioRs's y 4 Glay, sH
~. II. hammer
.S5stJg-D F Il nniu.
clerk I'rrry Lssmuh
PrNbah Judge IA. l. Ash.
SaEss,neadsht or SaIsol,-B F. K,Bhsy
swEETwATEI COUNTY.
w. 2 y btr. Charms An,
cOfH"i''ioH'"' Mili:T fss%,.
sheriff z. A. AcPbye.
GsrK-A. Mciptush.
Probdns J4Ig--Ias. A. Brennan. ~. Of. Tres
.issessDr- Nm. A. johnson
uINTA COUNTY.
GA rhipp-,
CnmDlIssioHsgs Ne ell Bremsn,
=. X. sloan.
S~hetfB-winiarl Hinton. Nal.
Gsnk~r NJ G.Lees
Probqfs Jittgs-w u. Remington en. Of. Treas
Prns. cutting AhOTDsy-li. GsrbanaU.
Hsssssor- Nj. lIaF
SyrreyoT-H. Rubin ron
SuDsristegtisBt Of Srh0oLs-S. X Temple.
rapan. - I'll .trna- gfFFEs ~
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w. =. n 'btr. CHAIRMAN,
ComnissioHSrs Wl'liam EvAnr.
james calhoun.
sheriff 4. A. AePhye.
Ct.rE-A. Ncipirsh.
Probuis JaIg--Ias. A. Brennan, ~. Of. Tres
.isses sur " m. A. johnson
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uINTA COUNTY.

S~hetff-winian1 Hinton.
gLshE-r Ar g. Lee
Probate Jnigs-w II. Remington sn. Of. Treas
Prns. cutting AHoyDsy-H. Gsrbanai.
gHssessOy- MI. Hopkins. no
SHrregOr-H. Ruhir ron
SuDsriYkestisBt Of Srh0oLs-S. X Temple.
rOT0ns F-Th Ums- Strrrf.
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su,Iug- urthr Town Trustees Friday ever
lug in each week. Atthe CiiS DHuL
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CARBON COUNTY.

~. b. Adams, Chairman,
CODUajSsfOasYs ( y X CLAY, sfHH fnr
u. II. hammer rr.Hn Bra
.Sbs1Jg-D F h mule.
clerk -rcrry LsSmth-
P.abqh Judge " IA. T. Ash. H.
S,DsTaslsHds Vi or ScIsoLs-B. F. K,Bnsy.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-10-23

n ~ 17 Pc WEEK GUNfNNTEED o
" ,scurS. Mn'r and Frmri" m th'ir bwn
D Er 4 !$E TTo5 q, NJ FkG gp trTrFnE'.
AuEu~'A NJ
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ALBANY COUNTY,
LARAMIE CITY.
WIN. Harm. e oHes HAJe
J. II Fiuiroek.

Ckrk-Iohn Mel e7id, er-eeaeO AsFsssoF
HItsRdi-M \. Hsuce.
Tn GSuFsT-L ID. Peace.
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FRANCE

PARIS, July 6.-PresideUt Mcmahon has
returned to Versailles.
lie Pays publishes a letter from Cassag-
nae, holding Gambetta responsible for the
insulting language in La Repu5EqUC Fran
caiSe, aud demanding satisfaction.
A duel was fought yesterday in Belgium
between two Partisan journalists, R0sati,
Of lie Prose-, and Pervier, Of lie Figure.
The latter was wounded in the chest and
arm.
NJ. Gambetla has declined TO accept Cas-
sagnac's challenge to fight a duel on &C
count Of the articles in the RepubHQUe
FrdnCdiSe. He says he cannot hold him
self at the disposal Of the first conner
among his political adversaries, as he has
other duties and responsibilities to fulfill
towards his party, France and the Re
public.
The report Of the recall Of 81. DeCOu-
tant BirOn, French ambassador al Berlin,
was grOundleSs.
The Bureaux Of the Left have decided TO
introduce within few days a motion for
dissolution Of the Assembly and general
elections of November.
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SPAIN.

madrid, July 6.-DidriO says it has
reason 10 believe that DOrregaTay's army,
feeling incapable Of resisting an attack of
the AlfoDsist force, has left Cantaviega
and crossed the EbrO and is now marching
into Catalonia. Several guns Of heavy cal
ibre have been disembarked from steamers
at San Sebastian. They are intended for
detached forts at Rentiera. The CaTlists
have erected fresh batteries against San
Sebastian. A French gunbOat has arrived
to protect the interests Of French subjects.
A commission of nine members appoint
ed to prepare draft Of q new constitution
for the Kingdom Of Spain has concluded It's
labors. The draft opens witha declaration
of individual and religious liberty. The
Legislature is TO consist Of q Senate and
Chamber OF Deputies, composed as in
other liberal Monarcbial States. The Ma
gistracy is to be irremOyabIe. It is be-
lieyed the constitution will be adopted
without modification. It is rumOred the
Alfonsists have captured Corta VEGA. The
CaTlists have cut the railway between
HUesca and Barcelona a. TCrdieula.
HPARs, July 6.-The father OF Don Cali
los was arrested at Hendayc, on the Span
ish coast and conducted TO BayOnne. The
Spanish war steamer VittOlia has returned
to the Northern coast to complete the de-
structiOn Of the Carlist pests.