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ass aors Drttts etrass

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SArn, Y bic NamsnsantsriSrtft ~ fratsrtn eissrfbS
@ss ssassE: Ssssatas" hS1 slAiAs " ~ ~
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Rsseesss sas Asstsda ~ nAsstsiVss GAssaa r.
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R. R. R.
RADNAY'S READY RELIEF
anrtvt bic i&linmfsn S&|n,sn In 1 bio 20
Mtnuten,
DD~ Nt&t etnV Stuabe 7Usa
asa ssfans sttfer anisiss bs auat tsstsA SsaaHs
GAmsrisa ~ ItiAsA.
Railways Ready Relief
Furirf ieben G@mers.
q Has bas erie aHt u
9as sinaise i&merifilenbs NitteI.

ssI&,t aaatnblt8li& ht, f&!tniM fsn so ms rtn. e&nA&s
xsb GntllHsunssn bsf.itist uns asnsshisnsn lurtrt,
eIst&stsl sb Ge In Der aunpt. I'm gtastn. 9taeswttbsn
sbsr isnatstn Draisn oter CrsaRsa Iissen, sar@ stas
Waltst Nnptnbans.
Sn elmer bis ,pansta @inatsa. stn,sIr uis bsfis slts
yHnissns Der S6mtri itin mag. Der RAsu@attfGs, Utts-
tAsrfes. S6na&t. 0erfrusptt,, SltrsSfe, an ysRFatass
asiksale sber Rr6nitlnbs ptrb IN
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Stdf,Rit fsatta nets cine FIai&s ssn Ratposy vtss,v
MtItsf bet I'D fabrsn. Gosatss SrSpftn In Dsdsr wsrlss
Rsanistit pbtr S&msritn, biz psm ape6fsl bss sDaH,re
lrrkbsta, s~prbtustn. - IN better ale franiBHiau
osanty pbH Bttttst ale Elm NtimtttsI.
, 1875-08-27

Fst uHbtlssut Hranibetsn aah bic msttiut(&e Debanh.
!nne %etrlelben Tam atemais ~ frab ttapnntn ptrbsn.
gtaa e.braa3e 80 yS&Dtbii& Sttt1s" stnaa rad h.
an%aiaae ane BE le4ts SPUR sa Sbtnssnannten id
strs s.rl9frtneta. Dem pattsntsx wtrb uafebitar 4
s%aaadasiss Sslarstsit iuraessstbea saS jssas ss fraAss
pttttststt aelt fh baIe pisbef sn ~
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ssssaI,s p ss!si "a. ''s g%m: stass Srt Saaftsa, isasss sia.
tu ppltonmea Iuf4GAtt@1 abldtuaasaitSI sell ~
strabrtsat wsrsta StAs AkGG&a All ~~ ~"s
, 1875-08-27

e . sssss nasGfIla, asA aat.ss ntausrEas esA
btsn sssfelitsli& btatbt ans
, 1875-08-27

ssssa kalfans SsutAsbea or ssss sssss .uan.
@ssaen uaaGa. ~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-12-14
ale anseisen ienbe man ipdtefea,
2aontas 2aorseu elm.
3e6 Ar6ettsn arer Art prompt nu0 Sigis
anssefi6rt.
Offiee Ser gazette
70. 442 MainiiraBe, ,tuiifleu 4. II. 8.

uon 6rauen unb Sinbern, Die Der Sob iiberz
raidt bate, aIs iie eben i'm Sesriiie iparen,
ii9 sur &ube ;u bese6en, ni9t ubneno.
baB es ibre ewise Rube iein iOlIte. 14O
Yerionen, bic pom benz S9leppbumpier
aafsenommen worSen, befanben ii6 in ibz
rem Na9ttleibern unb muBten in bisiens
Suitanoe nod Die 5abrt mad 9arwi3 maz
den. 6ier nabm iie Der beutide @oniui
SIiper Sobm @iaiams in Gurpfuns, ueriub
lie NIT 9leiouns uno Speiie mnb iorste in
ieber erSentliden @eiie fir fie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-12-14
Sotal. S3l3.6I2. sos

Sotal. 1913, 612 SOC
9aB biele Setrdse beoeutsno ernieorist
werben, bafiir biirSt uns bas bsmofratii6e
&epralentantenbaus unb ieoenfalls tOnnte
es nidt i6aben, wenn bas 9ioset um ei,
nise so bis go Millionen bei6nitten piirbe.
Der Millionen Oieb GweeS
1T fort, aus ieinem gefansniiie entiprilns
gen, ooer beiier seiast, feline 6reunbe baben
i'm laufen Iahen. Wtan seitattste cem
Gefansenen unter Der gesleituns zines
geamien aus;ufabren unb 6reunoe bielten
ibm bann i'm 8a9en 9eieai6ait. Sei
elmer iol6en g,slesenbeit ma9te ii5 Der
v8oB" aui bic Seins. &dbreno er uorsab
cine llnterbalti,ns NIT leiner Trau oben auf,
gu babsn unS isin Sobn ii9 nit BEN ges
amten I'M grbsei9oB umterbieIt, sins er
binaus, lties in einen bereit sebaIteuen
8asen, flbr nad Sobuten, beities bort elm
Sdiii, bas nit ibm ioslei6 III See ita6
unS oas ibn wabri9einIi@ na@ Cuba ocer
Siioamerifa 6riust. Sweeo traute oiienbar
Der 9uit in 9tew Yorf nibt mebr, benn ba
iein Se6ss sMillionensSro;eB IN &ursem
rpieoer aufsenonmen weroen iolIte uno feline
Serurtbeiluns trot aller aopotatenfniiie III
ansiidt itano, sos CT es Dor ben Staub
gtep Oort's BON ieinen 6iiBen gu i6iitteIn.
Der Sberifi uon 9tew Yorf muB ii9 nun
berausbsiBen; ieosnfalls bat er ben rSOB"
psl billiser lOssesebsn ais bic 9iew OOrter
slOuOcaten, bic ieinsn Sro;eB betrieben.
slrbeitSIoIisteit in BEN g obs
leubiitritten. Nus benz S6uplfil,
Ya., Soblsnbiitrist wirb bsri6tst, baB uisls
@raben seidloiien unb bic slrbeiten iber
@inter einseitellt wurben, neil Der Wtartt
rei6li9 nit &oblen uerieben iei. Die 9lns
sabI Der @rbeiter, ueI6e por gteuiabr in
ienem Oiitritt allsin broblos wsrosn, ,pirb
auf 10, 900 anssssben.
Sn @ew Yort bat es in Ietter Seit
wieoer nnter ben Sparbanten sefra6t;
mebrere baben ibre 3abInnsen sinseiteIt.
Seood, 10 lauten Die letter Seri9te pou
oaber, lollen feine weitern unansenebmen
lleberai9unsen mebr beuOriteben, II. baB
Der &rad mebr elm S9redi6aB als cine
wirflide Yanif mar. Sas wirbe bel Der
arbsitsloiisteit &ew YOrf nod febIsm.
an Observation-Disclosures
ten wirb es uns wabrideinIi6 oiesmaI
MD: manseln. 0a weroen mir einen Gans
oioaten aui Seiten Der Semofrateu unb
Iepublifaner babsn, bann wOllen Die @rans
ger i'm Yerein nit Der glrbeiterpartei aud
sinen Der Sbrisen gu Dem 9lmte auiitsaen;
sueifelsobne wsrben bic Semperen;leute
uerriidt senus iein uno aud einsn eisenen
Ganbibatem prdientiren unb iollt's uns gar
ni6t wunosrn, wenn'S balbe Subeno poa
wiirSe.
Uetanntli6 lit Ser Sriuats sSefretar
bes BraiiSsnten, @eneraI Sabcod, IN ben
@bistsy idwiuosI uerpidelt. Der grdiis
bent bat sin Rriessseridt ernannt, bic Mns
tlaseu ssseu ben iaubern Seerfiibrer gu
unte,iu6en. Oamit saben ii3 aber bic
@roBsel5wornsn in ct. 9ouis mi3t sufries
ben, iie babsn bic @ntIase seSen Sabcod
am 3. DECEMBER erbOben unb 10 wirb Ser
Priuatietrsiat gsIesenbsit baben, ii9 in
sinsm SOppsIten arOseiIe su reiniseu.
llsbrissns 1T es mebr ais Ipabri@einli9,
baB bic WsiIitartlase erit nad gsrbanOIuus
Der giuiIsIase srIsbist wiro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-12-14
Sarsms s. Dubuque Soma 9enaas, on IA. 9sem6e 1875.
Der seeisnetite, UNI bieie &eformen einsus

Der sseisnetite, I'M bieie &eformen ein;us
fIbren.
5inftens: Wan gebe iolde @eiete,
mel9e cine alsbaloige &iidtebr gu einem
seiunben 3ablunssmittel ii9ern, 10 baB eS
Die 96tuns Der g8elt er;pinst. Snbem id
3laube, baB ii9 bieie anidauunsen BON
islbit Der sroBen Mebr,abl Der redtbenfen,
ben unb patriotif9en Siirser Der Der.
Staaten empfeblen, iberlaiie i6 bas iibrise
benz Gonsreie.
Aus benz gorani9las bes ST.
nan,iefretdrs erieben mir, baB fir ben
Staatsbausbalt Der gereinisten Staaten
ndditss Sabr ioIsenbe Summen benStbist
firS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-12-14
2reiss DIET Snzeigen.

duesen fur Yeniss, scstriea @fhdsfpes x., ale ben
Sdas bu fatb. Rr&s sapissr. Emstn istss aafnabme.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-03-05
TO a BLACK HILLSI

J." the rntcrpriSing and %adventur-
vU~ l-uPlr ia tlie State VIII" visit the
delightful region known - the Black
i!IlI- country, in Imagination and
dIr.nr-. and arr anxious to visit il in
reality, w. rnlnrIy say, do not hc in a
hurry. Tine C"r"vcrnmrmt has said
through Its proper officers tia those
now there will be- rI-IOdgrL 10y the
military Il L. i'm earnest about tins.
Ia!l. H,nrl VII Ir~rnlchrd i'm mid
winter with q detachment "I troops T."
carry this o'd"r into effect. and only
thr severity al the weather prevented
lam from doing 80. II l. contemplated
t" start another expedition on the
same rrruud a. SION ~ The weaker
will permit. However much this
,"uI>r may hr against our wishes,
there l. no dispute that these miners
are violating Tia" terms Of The Sioux
treaty, and ure now on the SIOUX
reservation, and the Government will
move them oil.
There j. a prospect however, Of II
decker being made with the sioux for
the county known Is the Black Hills.
some Of their representative mcn -ay
the Indians are ready t. swap it to the
Government, and such IA thing a. II
trade and a new treaty may take place
before q great while. Until this is
done, or the nvuwrd policy Of the
Government on this subject changed,
PERSONS had not better 20 there at the
risk Of their lives aud the loss Of their
property.
That There is gold there T., a settled
fact. Several Of uur citizens are wit
ur-zrs uf this fact. There are other
valuable minerals there, and the couu-
Try I. an inviting and Interesting one,
and will lie settled up in II short time
after it Is opened. The ruuteto it from
Cheyenne Is nearly north, over "a good
and well Travelled road, through u set
tied country ninety-siX miles to Fort
Laramie. Thence via Raw Hide
Buttes. over an old military wagon
route that led to and from Fort Pierre,
about r~iEhty-hvr miles from Fort Lar
annie to the southwest side of the HIS.
The route is across IA good country
with wood, water and grass in album
dance; and when the miners can
safely 20 there this j. the route that
Will he Travelled by them.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-03-05
~IIE:RIEt"s SALE.

b. ,irur aud authority uC n urft nT execution.
i-S."u "U' 81 Ihs biz TlCi Cont within EHd for
.arrame t""nfy. Wyoming Te=riIOrN- in fsvur Of
J. hu " tu@urr aud against the property Of
J"me- =. Is ruuGu. for The sum o. $3s5 - AID
COSTS. to inc detected having failed 10 fluid sny
Goods aud hHtlrl~. have trytrd uuOR thx fol
90" ing drrcrihrd tumCS and IrnrmshIr 0I Jamr-
A brennan, To va
All the i1t~ and Interest % June A Brennan
tu and Iu ,i DUmhrr Xix ty IA block number
lHH hul de aud siNIreu a - in the city Of
fH'N rnuH. c. nnIy 81 luram.e and Tertiary Of
w miug- with u ! the buildings Ihrrron. know
IL Tie 49, lizard Hail q J.mr- \. brennan. SiIu.
H'cd Hn The >uuth -idc al sixteenth Street. lie
i've en- Eiuy aud Fig E-un > rerIr. Ia ~AId city,
county and Territory "a Hbuvc mentioned
al ct which property ! will offer At public
auction aud -rll TO the hi.hrri bidder for c--h
"n ThuT~day, the 1Irh day - March, A. ID. 1873.
ui , uC.ucN y NJ. 81 said day. in IRON Of the
ipurt House door Of SAID Lrri mt county.
y j. O'BRIEN,
Sh"riI NJ lnra".tv CuuDty, wyU. Ter.
CHEYENNE. " NO. TER.
Fvbrua~y gh. 1873.
febs- d3Ot
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE


EnuI further notice The FosIonioe vii be 0psu
Tor DELIVERY ana reception ofmuil matter from :
= IN. 10 p, IN. datlv. except o%uudays, aud on
SIuuaTE enc huuT sftrT arrival ~ WrsIcru mail
Omaha time = the uu- Of he snC'
AnEr3 8TdcT oaCc upyE from : = m 10 - . n
aaily. --crpr Suud4ys.
Western mails ciu-e sally ~ l.l0 ?. IA.
EAs'Jrn mAfl- close daily ~ It's J.. m
Denver BSCtnC H. r., Including DunveT ana
southern malls, ClO-r a. : g. IN. daily
Mails ATriyr from rA-l daily ~ lsIO p m, aud
from he wcsI daily A. AIS p. NJ
Mails arrive frum Denver, Ont. and way. via
Denver FarilC u. r.. ~ - q. -. daily.
Mails r'u-r fur Fort Laramie and FOU Petite
IA ~ On Monday q. 40 p N.
Naii- arrive from EOrl Laramie and Fort Fci
-rmau Sunday a. { ?. m.
Mails = rive FROM Iron MHuu'Hiu on Monday
~ pm.
Wall rl-'u Tor IrrI Mountain OF Fu sdsy al
: sg n n.
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Special Notice.
4 VERY CONVENIENT OLD ENC
LISH >Y>rEu INTRODUCED
IN AMERICA.

The extraordinary inducements Of
fergd 10y the present Postal law for
the SAT- and prompt deiiN cry OF pack
ages weighing / pounds and under,
viii enable our friends. customers
and strangers to order every kind
OF Dry Guul- of Us at the very lowest
CASH PRICES, and have same sent
hy mail Tor u very trItiiug eXppnce.
All orders, however small, will
receive our careful attention aud be
promptly forwarded by mail at n
postal" cost of only one cent per
every Two ounce
\ pnckag" weighing 1 pounds will
only cost b cents, aud amy number of
packages may he forwarded to the
sauIe address at the same time for
the rates above mentioned.
W" will ship by express when de
sired and collect the bill on delivery
of goods.
Samples forwarded tn application.
All orders will receive immediate
attention.
BULLENE MOORES & EMERY,
Kansas City, Missouri.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-03-05
The Omaha Bee on the y IT n Co


Inc mama hec' III commenting Oh
Inc Ieelihg OF hostIlty oelWcen the
Union racine ltalll"ah company ana
the citizens OF Cheyenne, and the
causes thereof, a. stated LEADER
not long since, II very sensible
view OF the matter, u offers some
suggestions concerning the effect this
unfortunate ieeIlhE ms an" VIII nave
ON 'h' INTERESTS OF Olni''lh' we copy
ia" H'' arIlcI" on our second page.
II At was "Iihln our power we
W"Uld hThAg TINS contest /" an u q
hut 1t Is not. In" railroad company,
Through It's representatives., has for
over NlA years d"n" III" rIar" damage
when II II Just ~ we'll haN" d"n"
n"ihihE at all, or What w""Id have
"rrn NOR" u"hv something
|" ''Ip tue pace. 1t l""I1IN''l l." h"
wonders III lN6" IN 'hr matter OF max
ing tn" town a great place; u iN
ihiN means, holding out inducements
mat II would hEiid up ana maintain
Industries AT 'hls point II s"lu th"u-
sands upon thousands "I dollars worth
ct lots tolhe contidihg people From
Time TO time assurances were gwen To
some OF "ur citlzenS 10y some Of It's
h~lr'cl"rsr 'haI "h"' h"h "teh pro-
missed 10y "eheraI l'o"ge ana Alnes'
NouIu De more 'hai carried OUT
mat the machine SHOPS would De
o"li'' ana more zone I"r 'h'Nehi
thhh was PiolhlsHu' or It's people
expected.
Last summer d"hl"hS'ra'e l" the
"llIIl' >a'lHi"''I"h OF All our people,
Iihl' All 'ite" promises OF 'he EfVa'
'"IF"'a'''h were "'''''""'' ana I'M
true IL "o''ih'" 'he people money
'"r It's l"'S "h"e' P'e'eIlses 'll"' are
now known l" haNe pe'h I"lse' ana
~oeslnes' s''"Nt /" a." US great marin as
town. ana Will continue 10 Il" us
oest III ti's ulFer'loh' we hFIhIf peIleNe.
we nave peeu ""''Ee" |" ACT OH 'ie
defensive '"r sohle 'lIlle "acN' an" l'c
result, since l'9' July, mas u'''' /" I'M
p"'r the reNehuc Oh ire '"l.'""" conn
p"hN quite sef'ous'N' at '"lS point
Al h" TIME since the sprung OF lNo"
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-03-05

TW-Our Authorized Ad,~rU-IHE Agents tor tho
I.TAuFE arc. In New York, = ". PctirnEiN ( CO.,
a, PB-k Row Geo. = R'Nell & Co, ~ Park Row.
-. Louis, Rowe ] \ Chr-mnn. 'or. Third aud
Ghr-iuuf SIrrtfu. ~ tnuir Ady~r'i-tnC and
PuhI -hiug Agency: Chicago. II II. thAHdlcr.
Tal south clark street. PHIfAHrluhtr. = ~.
Nvsr ( son. TS SAnrur1 street and I"o, W"ih-
-rrH s Ca Bulletin buildiaE.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-03-05

-nAItY IFADEH, MI transient advertise
HIout-, - cents per iiue Nonpnriel ench In
-srfiun; Q inecTtiunS. s cents per line; IN
Insertions > cents per line
Local Spticss. per line. BREWER. each irSer-
tpn. u cents per line - iussrtiOus, 10 cents
ppr line.
WEEKLY LENpEE All transicu; advertise
M"ntS . cents pee line, first insertion one
mo III, ~ crnts per line six mnnthH, lurCnts
per line: nEe year, Sc"nIs per line.
GHLyESSE Say lst, 1874.
u. GLAFCEE.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-03-05

Mr.. J. Abnry desires to inf"rm
IT," pGuptr ct Cheyenne that me viii
huvc it supply Of cottonwood tees
her" about the 18Th of this MONTH.
tn" Trees will be procured from the
finest cottonwood grove On the Sa-
UIIIe, will not be less than Jour inchVs
in DIANE ter. and have good roots.
Lcavc.your orders for these trees ut
the Post Office. mar4-dtf
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-03-05
DETHTISENG

Has created many 2 new business:
Has enlarged many nm old business;
Has revived mrny a dun b~ustnesss
Has rescued mnnv q lost business.
has saved mary II falling business;
Ha- preserved many a large business,
And Insurer success In any business
II you want To reach The masses tho best
sud cheap pest way to do II Is TO ndNcrtise in
the
DAILY WEEKLY LrSptR,
county or L%Afuinic. which circulatrS through
every post Office In his county. mo~C than
three times ~ many copies a q any other pa
pr puOljsned IN the Territory.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-03-05

The Cheyenne LEADER has been
favored. 10y the Department. of .AEri-
culture mt Washington with an assert
mrnt of garden -"c,i-. consisting Of
sweet corn, peas, beans, hrcte, luruipe.
lettuce, onions, tomatoes, cabbage,
rarsnips, squash, melon, cucumber,
watermelon and imported satisfy.
A. our present occupation prevents
our joining the Changers, We will
mOkiLU that element 10y transferring
these seeds to the patrons of h~usbandry
h~creabouts, who will agree to give
these seees a fair trial by putting them
in the ground instead of the mouths
OF chickens.
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n5-d3t-eOd
NOTICE.

| Will not he responsible for any
hill or other Indebtedness contracted
10y any employee OF the LEADER print
ing office, except upon written order
or acceptance previously obtained ;
nor will any such claims he allowed
upon any Indebtedness due me.
= ii. CHA FOX r.
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SALE.
C~HEYESSE. W. T.,
February 4 lT5

C~HEYESSE- w. T.,
February ( ISIS.
The following articles OF Subsistence Stores
will by ~Ild AT PubGr -IacfSOn. at the Subsist-
rHCv DepUt. Chey cnnr, wyoming. on the
/ Ih day ui March, loo, AT l. o'clock, II. M,
VIZ:
! BARREL u Sugar,
As POUNDS OF Brvf Ongues, smoked.
NJ smoke, l EreL,
o. hity Fish,
81 I!eITIHg, sIuOkcd,
H6 Cans Of Potatoes,
10 onions.
ID ls4Uu r~ of MAIZENA,.
Iron sal.
ANDW, * LONG. Capt, c..
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-03-05

"I'LL Risk IT."-"T That cough
will kill you, if you neglect it," said
II New York merchant to one ',f his
partners about niue weeks ago. "Try
tIale'S Honey of Hurrhuuud ant
Tar" he added. "it has cured my
wife of just sun Il cough as you have
and | believe it will cure you"
" Nonsense, my dear fellow" was
the reply, "mine's not IA cemetery
cOHgh. 1t will 90 away of it-riI. RI
risk it"' He did risk it, and is dt
present apparently in the last stage
of Chronic b 0uchitiS. He is q
taking the remedy he scnffed at, and
it relieves HIM ; but it remains to he
ccn whether it is nOt too late to
effect Il cure.
PIkE'S TooTH-ACHE DRors-CUre
in one minute. ml-lwd&w
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-03-05

Mr.. T. J.. Webster has sold his
interest in the Laramie HdcpcndCmt
to Mr.. c. w. Bramcl, of that city,
who holds the position Of prosecuting
attorney for Albany County. In a
s~nlutaturv the new editor says: Its
fhe HdCpcndCnrS) aim will bA that
of ~elevHting the standard Of morals
and politics in this Territory" We
will join hands with editor Bramel in
this but in q review" which fol
lowed the 'salutatory, the new edi-
tor launches into "A TRADE against what
lie terms, radical miSrule," which
causes the cloven foot to protrude and
makes it apparent, without further
explanation, that the NVdCpCHdcItt is
10 become a simon pure democratic
I.artY organ. We are also informed
that the Independent is to have Il new
heading" and would suggest The
Laramie Bourbon Democrat" a. the
most appropriate.
AT especial Conclavr of Wyoming
Commapdryr No. l, X. T., held at
Masonic Hall, "Wednesday evening,
March 8, $50, the following officer,
were elected to serve for the ensuing
Masonic year:
+. P. Snow, +. G.
w. b. Trufant, Generaiissimo.
J. II. Nichols, c. G.
J. 5. Taylor, Prelate.
w. H. shields, :. W.
w. F. Hosford, J. w.
n. Weeks. Treasurer.
A. j. Parshall, Recorder.
L. Murrin, St. B..
c. F. Miller, Sw. &.
L. R. Graves, Wander.
At the same time and place the Off
GERS elect were Installed and Wyoming
CommRndery No. l constituted by
Eminent Sir Knight, W. Y. Ryers, OF
Denver. Col.
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The subscription price Of the
DAILY LEADER has been reduced to
twenty-five cents a week, or ten dol
lars a year in n Vance.
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Taken up at Bard's Ranch, onc
mouse colorcd yearlimg horse pony.
which the owner can have 10y proving
property and paying charges.
ml-d6t&wlt ISAAC BARD.
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just received, Burk9kin under,
shirts and drawers Al IlELLMA>'S.
fvb+-tI +
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COAL.
COAL

COAL. GOAL. COAL.
The best Of Colorado Coal will he
delivered by w. II. Lee, by the
~haIf-car!uad or more, for - per ton.
Insmaller quantities at s. 80 per ton.
Leave your or lers at Bakers provi-
sion store. nUVlS DIFF
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The Valley House is the best fur
commercial travellers and transient
guests to stop ut in Salt Lake City.
The C earnest of rooms and best of
rs 80 &c - per day.
nUvI7-dtmay1
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TCKWHEAT. Garden Seeds. Butt,r Ladlr-.
a"! Prints GhurnS. Tail-. Bucket Glands d.
'iy"rr-i free or charge within the city limits. and
rvrryiEi 6 Warranted.
Cney cnnc. Wyoming.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-23


POLICE CoURr, YxsrRaDAY--.yustice j.. y.
White presiding. = Charles Smith, aged nine.
ty-one years, was sent to Jail for being
DRINK Ssta & 4ttsstf s3sss
archer Scott and dliia dlias LudIy Scott,
charged with stealing a lot OF shawls and
cloaks from sCasdozo, Fonrqnrean & Co.,
were sent to Jail TO await trial on the 24th.
Emily Green, charged With cutting Bar.
bour with hetehef,s was sent on to the Jan.
uary term Of the Hastings Court. Emily
was in court, but was m q very Gifiapidated
condition, and before the examination was
ended became insersible, and had 10 be car.
ried home 10 carrfage. 'S'as s7z2st.s s
stephen Williams feolosed} was arrested
Yesterday morning By Officer Miehaels, hav.
ing in bis possession. o pair eos boots he had
just stolen from Fernando Woods, q coun.
trymaD. He was conducted to tbe Police
Court, aud on examination was sentenced to
Jail Tor forty days. SiEf s4saS3 +
The case Of jim Robinson. charged with
housesbreaktnga was continued until to-day
Being recognized as The thief who stole a lot
Of personal property from james Quinn, be
was given six months In jsil on that &C.
coaut. ss.ts.t4 I: ~ 4 ia ;fa.3 81
The case Of Archer Scott and Julia alias
Ludly Scott, charged with stealing goods
from Cardoza, Fourqnseaf q Co, was con-
tinued till tomorrow.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

sSUNDAY.ScnooL ALB SoC1ETY.-This So
ciety, which is attached to Leigh. Street Bap.
tist church, held its annual meeting Tuesday
night In the basement of the church, large
audience being present.
A number of new members were elected /:
after which the annual reports Of The officers
were read aud adopted.
The report of the treasurer shows that
s279. 40 were received in money, and Ia con.
tributions 1854 leaving balance in the
treasury OF $3.50.
The secretary miss Annie E. Goddin) re-
ports that 80 persons have been assisted by
the Society. The following articles were
distributed Shoes, 81; hats, A; articles oil
clothing, 100. Since the organization OF the
Society 1.-TWO years ago) 129 children have
been aided, and 706 articles of clothing, in.
Guiding hats and shoes, have been given out.
The election Of officers then took place,
and the choice oftIhe Society resulted as fol.
lows: President, MIS-. Quintin Campbell
Vice. President, Miss Mollie S. Garlick; Sec
retary. Miss Mamie e. Goddin; Treasurer,
Miss Lizzie NJ. Garlick; Visitors, Mrs. Mary
Gary, Miss Martha Williams, Miss Indie
Westwood, Miss Mollie Tignor.
The proceedings Of the Society were very
interesting, and showed that the ladies had
accomplished great deal of good in the
eastern portion of the city. Some admirable
music by the choir Of the church added to
the eEjoy ment of the occasion.