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TIM Detroit Mttfn, of which Mr.. u. Hayes Ia now
rtopristor. Nr. Da!ch, Of ths city, wRs =. that
timo be4ry dealer 10 grain and Hour, aud alsD
a heavy ahtppor.
Thor forfi,e. substantial and we'll known honra
hns lately been enlarged and strengthened IN
business capaesty and reeosoes by tho accession
Of III: II. y. WoodfoFd. late Assistant General
snnesiu!anslens Of tho Groat Western Railway Of
Canada Mir: Woodford. a gentleman we'll
knowi and highly astoemed III railway ctroles,
WI, n9 dn'lbt. prora = valuable acquisition TO
t!'e wldo"a"aao and onteFpFi'ing llonBe, and all
hers viii he dovotod 10 CAREFULLY extending their
conservative and welt-asiabshed trsde, and all
western dealers who wish to benefit hY long OK
poFienoo and upright b1a!nesa principles, can do
no 'o osttef I'an correspond w!sh tho house Of
EooLEsroH. HEhhEss l. CO,
Away back Ia ldis. wLen vefy uany of The
sucopesful commission men of tho tlay wslo
either just atarting In buaineBa, atruggling with
a clarkahip. or It may be too Juvenile In appear
auce and experience TO walk tho dizzy board
twehty-aeren yesra ago, when Chicago WAS
hardly Of sufficient importance to carso \ pans
Of Jealousy In tho breasts Of her rreaent maie1o-
liant rivals before thts city could boast OF
Eoard OF Trade, and before any pe1.on had
oonhdsnea In her ability Al tLst time 70 form
such an organization. Mr.. D. Eggleaton, tho
EEHioE pAllHc[ u 4no 1eaeHL uuHho VI l.ErteRL0H,
Henness Il Co. became engaged in tho cou1lnts.
sion buslneas In Cfnsnnhst, and soon attained y
prominent place among her dtalcv. u. Egslea-
ton, y. T. 1ienpeHs, hid G. u. EgE1cstou, com-
pr1sing tho present firm, located q branch house
at Chicago III January. 1850. The fold occupied
bv them includes lilo principal products bought
aud sola on cos1miss.un:-i. e., all kinds Of
erain, different brands Of lour. and provisions
renoralIy. One Of tue principal features Of their
businsRa, hnwaver, in thair heAfy trzdo
in provisions, Thoir dealings are s5
extended In this direction shnt they
aeo probably Al we'll acquainted ~ith thia
traae ~ any firm in tho city. In fact their
knowledge aud facilities are such that they nro
accustomed to isauc n weekly clrcnlar, contain.
Ing csrafnl and reliabls roTlev of the weeks
tsade, together with prevailing prices.
This firm tyansaots both Receiving nnd ship.
plug butinees in all the prominent branches Of
tha commission trade. Thsv nIso buy largely tn
fill outside pruerR, and facsivc many orde.a 10
buy and EEL upon this n,arlnt. Every Western
shipper mist be we'll aware Of the fact that 4
house OF tho aHo aud standing Of Egglsston,
Ie,.neas ds Co. hare not arrived 1t thoir
present pitch Of prosperity Bavo through careful
attention to all tito business lntrusto1 tn them,
and m upright napner Of dealing with all cus-
tomerB, aod We aro glad 10 state th4t Nth
present Information tho house can be safely
recommended to the trafo and public generally,
faeliug satisfied that any businesa intHusted Ia
their caro- will bs faithfully and honestly attend-
ed In
, 1875-04-17

PHILLIPS l. CARMICHAEL.
Ono Of tho Bix loading roeeiying houses Of the
city, in point Of heavy receipts, hoivency, and so-
cnrlty is that Ut Phillips l. Carmichael, % La
blllo street. Tho house Was frat established In
Chicago In 1869, tho firm being known ~ Phillips
nroa. L Co. Tic senior partner. Mr.. William N.
Phlipa. and hta brother, Thomas s. Phillips,
had been ongsgsd. for como teu yoars previous
~, in tue grain trade through Central Illinois,
but on tho completion Of tho Chicago, Duriing-
ton & Quincy Road, trayersug the regions In
which they haa boen operating, they can!o Into
tho city. In 1861 the firm, was changed to Phls-
lips Brothers. and 10 1869 Mr.. George 3. Car
niicllao! ws4 associated With Mossrs. William
titno It has continued without change.
Tho bualncaa Of this house iB extensive
and permanent, auetuatlng but little for TIN tst
corn. corn md md oats from jllinofe, Nebraska
and Iowa, md sell In tho market hero,
their buainoss being exclusively commission
| QUE. At tha rroscnt writing Phillips q Car
mehsel control ovor zoo ooo y, husp!s ~ & ot corn
| oats, besdos corresponding quantities. Of other
cerealE+ lp tho conduct of their extensive husi-
| ,,css thoy hayo warehouses At numerous points,
owning large and oommnaious structures =
Galya. Woodruff. and New Windsor, and partly
owaing. aud wholly contrpllug, oslera at Gales.
! burg aild Alolo.
TLcir ontiou htalnass ia fully equal to That ol
any receiving ho,,so in The civ some authorities
placing # at Tho hoal Of tho Ist Theso optipna
aro purchased Or sold exclusively for account OF
(! customers. The Intelligent md conservative
couFas adopted apd pursued BY t!oso gentlemen
las proved their wisdom, fol, during easy aud
tight tlmcs, In tito steady ctirrout Of trade, or
amidst tho rush Of panic their paper las al~sye
boon worth lis faea, and their DRIFTS and checlt
have always commnided cash, "a record scarcely
to bo boaeted BY oven Tho heaviest Of their con:
tomporarios. In buainess and soeil relations
4psars. Phillips Il Carmichael, individually spd
collectively. command the Highest respect, and
, 1875-04-17

AWhv pecE ~ laots V1o1 t4o UqqFd Of 1laue
Was proud Of small ropm up three pftrs Of
aeiFp A. the foot pf tesai|e ssTeeE bfr. 4sspc n.
Arb, tlhcq yery Young man, became engaged n
tho conmtsa,oa huRinssB flo continued aloncc
until tho year 1852 vhsn no beca1ne associated
.mea ara at present tle sole parties tate!DsIea "a
ths 6afQ a4t profitable trade controlled py them,
Tho irm arc lienyy roceiyosa Oh ~ Western
ToadH centcEIug tn ohtcago and on the lino Of tho
Illinois q Nchlgta Canal. and lenea transact >
@eonsa s9i sna pes eS; sna a4e sssys 1eaGy Z
make advances on Ill kinds Of ceraals. They,
haEsyst' elAIn to control T. rHBEa Ba AZ sNsbras4s
t[saH r ky h2Ee Y sty sg f Rsgff
grasa Faaeds, aud afe worry large rechtyers Of
Es " t. lhs %SEs %ss 'e t'f2s Gsvs
tLeIr huslnesa constantly increasing ~ tho re- re-,
s9lt Ok thelF conservative method o. aaalipe. aha
bacAuso thay rely for cons'gnu'ents npou regular
customers, aome Of wllom haYe dsA|t "llA t|!a
tEm al99ee ~ Organization.
MDERMID l. oEHTEL.
commission merchants. sre located st ia +s-
Ralls atrset, opposite ths Chamber Of cPmmsrce,
~ aue of .1o p9st sRye.A1lo positions y t4q
CITY tpF comnls4ipp Office. Tho jlrm 4aa been
established for about tos, yours. aud now Polnts
to ils success in trade AZ proof that decado's
axperlence on the Wall Street OF Chicago haS not
bsan destitute of rich rcautts. The hEnafa bust
uaas hsa Shown steady iucresse nor las tts sa-
yAaesment TO 4 prqmilpnt posisiau been s,ov,
~ ts proved hy EAs fses that fAa year lS14 found
them the heaviest recc.yers Of dressed hogs ~
Chicago, qtstipcton wLirn must colnaaena Tie
house to country shippers aud dealers Over tho
Chicago Blslington 4 Quincy ltoAd tuey zauk
aacpna - teceiYeFs. besides Raeyy cQpHig1Mfpts
from other distncls through which other roads
paaa. Tie t1tin has 1eFY, large NobtaakA trade,
ptobsbly seaand ta ,noas IL tue city, 4nd ths
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INTRODUCTION,


MCCORMICK, ADAMS & co. s.
Those gra!n men 'nho, BY association with
tha in!estnt, nro in possession OF tho
data, and aro couneton. to Judge of
the course Of the trade. place Tie house
OF Mccormick, Adams Il Co. among thp
tlvo great FocoIving houses Of Chtcago,-ths five
which receive fully oue-lalf Of Ill the graln
coming to tim city. There can bs Ilttle doubt
but that tho name Of the senior partner
ia tower Of strength to tho conce1n ;
end there u no donbt but thai thu
commercial aoumsn and supervision Of tho
pshSF tWo menhets no TO- BY ercdita4 With tho
aaaAa 99unT4et!on s4a solvent position af tep
epsth sS His;it skaHw5 1oaFE
R.as Rtaast fs.psF Mccormtck ~ aud, iu commercial
cisG1ss hls partners, Mr. Hugh Adams aud Mr.
and rollstie bnainess nsn. TLis Sonss iad IL
beginning In 1852. ths original partners boing
Mossss. N.ss u. u: hleuosmick aud lIERh Adams.
aMS !eis|as g9Atlamhn " ono pf the oldest. most
't pf 'ths eR4 o.rd dHest r AEGy estss@ed Hompe5s
Adaml WY admitted in is7s. They
do. ~ above stated, ~ tsn,nouss recelying basl.
ness; craving ttosn Wisconsin, llIlpoIs Nix.
Epnsi, Mlnn9shote, IoHs, NebrRska, aud p4kota,
hnp poass!1n4 eoqslgpqrs " far weat as Uial. Il
- sata !hnt INC houde has STAINED = position
saestviuK lntesaAt. o. Hey ste eontro,I,pe I .is
receipts 4e1s q one q lhe hFsess TIoat .sh.ns ns
G|sgsE e9TNPlpt|oa' RI :MAi9pssto|9o or tis Eefik:
Id optiona. they transact tho 1s,gest bn,,n...
Of any recssing-house here, on qommIxstn1;
ealsly, NdR'g|pE % thsjs oYp apeaupf In no
t2soulaa's naae NhatsSoE. Like slo o.hos
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In 1858 alosaru. q. i. % "na j. =. Culver begun
na aussuess ooa VI Is 1eee,sns ,e gfen ~ e4a WY
ha7la1 % op'ce ~ tne pid A1llshsa Aloak, neRr
tpe Elark etrcpt bridge: ~ HAT t!p!e aho fpter-
est, Which has HOW repched auch Mpnlpstul and
n,arnificent nronoriiona. wna atIiiec1in. .r,3
,,m5af,nol .t,, w. .,,',aa. .a.,,'.sa. -
9uaSunsu, nuI sns s4aasn H. ioa.4nes .. tete,
4ayE l!99osatte!o % Fee43?. 4ae aaeesfs un9Yers'
experience was that Of most Of the hoaYy touses
s4st tayo Feaisted t4o a4ocka of Qro ..qQl NaS.
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HOTEL. ARRIVALS.


CLEM BERRY came TO us yesterday with
a long yarn about having been assaulted
by night watchman Bob Duncan, and
told US, with sadness in his voice and
sorrow in his eye, TO feel Of his arm
where Bob had struck him. What did
he hit you for : - we asked. Nuthin
in the world, says Glen. He jist up
with his grea. big hickory stick and
whaled me over the ARM" continued
that veracious Stentor, land ! asked
Patterson TO get me a warrant and he
that to 90 2" WELL" we said, what
can we do about it % Pat him in the
papers. says Glen and that's what we
are doing. Last evening We went and
had talk with Duncan, to find out what
story he had to tell. He related that
Glenn had some company from Virginia
City, a woman and her little daughter,
and that they (Clem and the woman got
full and neglected the little girl. Seeing
the child il distress, Duncan took her
into the parlor of the Carson Exchange
to wait for the early morning train to
Virginia !; but Glenn, who had got still
more beery, invaded the parlor and
frightened the girl, whereupon Duncan
ordered him to be off; but Glen got
sassy and wouldn't bulge, whereupon
Duncan punched him with the end of
his cane and compelled him to do as he
WAS ordered. AS the case stands, it is
an instance Of served hin right"
The SITUATION reveals no new phases
of the alarming topics of the times.
Since the burning of the Lamaroux res
idence there have been neither fires nor
alarms Of fire. Our townspeople,
aroused to vigilance by the dangers
which seemed to threaten them, have
set watch over their own and their
neighbors' property, and the Sheriff and
his assistants have been Industrious and
prompt in making Investigations and
causing arrests. 1t is assuring to know
that this vigilance upon the part of citi-
zens and officers will not be abated, but
that q strong patrol. well armed, is te be
maintained in all parts OF the city. Some
we'll directed efforts Of the Sheriff and
his deputies toward obtaining q clew to
these house burnings, are suppressed
from print ior obvious reasons. We
make no pretense of hiding any impor-
tant secrets, for We have none but We
hope that what we suspect is being done
will bring on much desired results, con-
Tossing, meantime, that We believe that
those who have these matters in hand
have wisely kept their work from leaking.
Doctor Butts was a curing of the
bitches round about the Episcopal
Church yesterday, having his class of
students with him and rendering him
the needed assistance. .
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The STATE FAIR at Reno is said to be
doing quite as successful stroke of
business as was anticipated. The short
horns are as sleek, the stations as silky,
the pigs as fat, the goats as heecy. the
fowls as feathery and the patchwork
quilts as interesting as in the purer days
and under the auspices of the most IA
vored nations. 1t will be observed that
we speak as from information received
and not from actual experience enjoyed.
We hope to be able, ere the curtain falls
upon these bovine, equine, porcine, cap
ricornfed and ornithological scenes, TO
be able to visit the same.
PEEsoSAL.-Mr J. Z. Freeman, to de-
scribe whom would be to paint the lily,
as it were, came this way for moment
airy reunion with old towneys Yesterday.
He reports himself laboring under com
Portable load of health, and as to a ques-
ton Of what's new at Hufaker's de-
poses . nothing special Mr.. j. S.
Thompson of Boca, shingle weaver and
an ice man to meet, came among US yes
terday. He was with our accent and
excellent friend Major Richardson, who
is also an ice man and one of the Salt of
the Earth.
The FIRE ORDINANCE as passed by the
Board Of Trustees is given to our read
ors this morning. We believe it to fill
the bill and that it will be found to work
well. Certainly we should think it would
prove satisfactory to the fremen, for it
seems to be fair all around. The end
sought is efficiency through system and
discipline. Nobody who has the good
of the city at heart can object to this,
especially after the burning Of the Tufy
house. -r-a- ..
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:. J. HHifE. NJ. q. El.,s.,.sr sd scrFeoa,
= once more at his cd quarters ov'- Posters
Drug Store, Carsor street, o,pcs. e 'La Csri:ol.
-UJg-.f
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HOME GEowH PEACHES. --Dehcon Rice
handed US a hali-dozen or more heauti-
full, luscious peaches yesterday. inform
ing rs as he did SO that the same were
grown on Simon's Ranch, INST over the
divide yonder, in Waahoe. They are
the best peaches, and have more o. the
true pouch favor, than any We have
sampled this year.
RUNAwAY.--A four-horse team belong
ing to Jim Stephens of river driving re-
nown, ran away yesterday abou: half
past O'Clock and came up, all standing
but one, against telegraph pole in
front of the State House park The one
that WAS down WAS thought 10 be fatally
injured, but ne 60: up. shook himself
aud moved off with the others. No
serious damage done, We believe.
ANOTHER alarm of fire last night. As
near as we could learn i: vas caused by
flare up" Or blaze in the range OF lie
old baltimore restaurant.
PIANO TUx!NG.-Fretesso- .ja,.b z. p, the
wsu-known piano ;uner, VIII arrive y Can"o
City, on W.du, sdsy, the goth Gay %! 0otai'~,
and r,1rain long enough 20 3: ii '~leg al
pianos ~ Orgaus that may r'QU'.' his a-S's'-
aurc. UTGrrs left al the stores If J'll- e. *,
Chae. ". Friend. ana at II" C.:y NarA.;. with
JOHN z. M.der,th proprietor, WI. - PROMPTLY
stt,uG,d 20 ~ tie arrival Il t. F!''tst'T.
IMPORTANT. Endorsed hy he Mea.sGl 'r'>
festion. DE-. wM. HALLS BALsAM FG3 TIE
Lungs cures CourLs, Code srd e. rsl,rT .0r,
and ali diseases Of :he Thruat and Chest. DR..
TOWNSLEY 5 TOOTEhLHE. AN9pINE cures
jim Que MINUTE. Ihl1-tIa
TEE TAvoE!Er The Esnk Exchange Saloon
corner @. King sid O!msty Sire =, = te-oZ-.ug
the favor.te resort of lbs c:ty. To prt4;
attraction Is Fredericksburg Beer, while &c
Lrrt Of w!nef, liquors ana ci,,ar5 r?7 also, sod
q; the bar. 4 Grst class PstTo care tos tIe
l-ugseu..r. Of guests, cold lGE at 81 hours
and hearty GOOD cheer fur al s!e .ts re- onluer.
cations to public favor. z. z. Brown IL ;Le
proprietor.
:. J. HHift. NJ. q. Tl,s.,.sr sid scrFeoH,
: once lror- at his cd quarters ov'- Posters
Drug Store, CarsCr Street, o,pcs. e 'Eo Csli:ol
-eJu-:f
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uN.-.r. IN
rluse'y 20 once uutIes Gt headquaT-
lrIs. me 1ayInasler j. known py all
on me irohiierr and his coming Is
T"ays h1iItu WIN unqualified joy.
Upon teANihE each post he has iumu-
'.,'"'Ht tF''y acc"Ain".tailons 10
rN,s'" IN inc way Oh -et,li"E ur "r-
',u,ll II troops al ir'iinS points,
49, i"- message iH"A'H- purchases
w. 80 ''' Se.HoIi' s'' 'E5 outside
"'i'" H''i "'n'T similar eTrtHd-. II
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purchasing useless and cumbersome
articles.
There is a good stock market at
thls place for the purchase and sale
Of horses, mules, and cattle. Several
persons are engaged more or less, in
The business OF dealing in stock,
among them w. NJ. Ward, J.. c. Alb
Hey, Barnard Il Co, and Tracy & Co.
Those who will come to Cheyenne
rs The starting point will ave money,
Nint aud trouble in purchasing their
mining outfits at this place. ~
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Churches.

ST Marks church Episcopal. Rev. 2. W.
billiard rector. Sund \ services II a. m. ana
s y. m. sunday scho'l after morning service.
seats tree. AL persons are cordially invited to
att-nd.
Roman Catholic, lev. Jas. MeGolrich, Pastor.
Rev. Eugene Cussan, Asst. Church Ono"Nei
street, above Twentieth.
Presbyterian Church, Rev. w. Is. Reed, Pas
tor. Services mt II a. m and SIP. m. sunday
chool directly after morning service.
Methodist Episcopal, Rev. W. F. Warren. pas
or. Preaching every Sabbath 81 LA. m.
and 7 p. m. sabbath school at AZ p. m.
PRAYER meetiug every Thursday evening. The
public are cordially invited TO all the services Of
Lha church.
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LARAMIE COUNTY.

Coco A. Draper, Chairman,
Ho"''ot''toH"1 ! p HsaTy,
shsrss-E. j. GBB,lGaRa.. u"u'
C9EstlBtcs-W Taylor. C.. $. Devoc.
J tsn,ss ef ths Psaes-JuO. Slaughter, TN Fisher
GtsE& ad hscoEacr-Heo b stimpssn.
PrObrs .nfdge-D. &. Tracy.
Prosecuting AttOFHsy-W. ". CorIett.
school SuBariuiSEdsat-E W. Hi lard.
4ssssscr-Ed. J. Morris.
CHEYENNE CITY
a. C.. whiPPle, Pres<E Of. Mayor
John NcnlOu.
Rrd TrustrssT John Is. Davis.
L. Il Bre-nahvn,
Peter HANNA
CIV IslchaIdson. s1. Ell. A''sIsos.
Ift0sHrsr-isaac Bergman
An0rHsg-T J. Street.
Sgyusgor-A J. PBrshEl.
Polss JasficsS-ohn Slaughter, T. ". Fisher.
N ,ern,gs ofthe Town Trustees, FrfaaY ever
lug in each week, at the City Hal.
ALBANY COUNTY.
w. Il; Haniday.
Thomas Alsop.
shcc.g-J. Il. BroPhy.
Jnsfiess Of ne Peace q :. D \, P Ei,.sr'
r4rrk-J ". Medium.
prosecuting Inorasy-C W. Bramel.
Superintendent Of SchOOls-S. L. Andrews.
COroESg-Jamcs Vine
LARAMIE CITY.
VIM. Harms. sz oGeo. Mayo
J. II FinfroCk.
Board Of Trustees r.. Galbraith.
]. j. Webster,
flames Nin=.
CsrE-John Mcleod, eseFeis AsssssOF
MIrsAdi-M. a. HAncs.
TrsdsugeF-L- ID. Pea-s.
Ak0rasy-Humer Nerroll.
POLICE Jzstcs-L, ID. Pea-e.
CARBON CoUNTY.
r.. +. Adams, Chai. maR-
Commissioner D. x Clay,
u. II. Brammer.
Sbsrig-D F. R-nuie.
CLERK Perry l.. smith
Probate Judge Nm. L Ash.
Superintendent or S5Iooi-p F. Knasy.
swEETwATEr COUNTY.
CW.P E"D,e, ChHrnas,
co"71'io"s'' %5di.% P Egans.
sherry =. 4. NcPhoe-
CisrE-A. Mcintosh.
J P,o5zi. Jndy,-Ja~. A. Brennan, ~. Of TrgS-
AsasssJr-h IN. a. JUhnFUn.
UG%TA COUNTY.
ComHLsion,ss Ne" ell Brrra,Gn,
y. X. Sloan.
>~herB-WiTiaHr Hinton.
ClsrE- Az. g.. Lee
| Probate Judgs-w. If. bennington .r. Of. Treas
| AsSsSsor--M. 4. Ito Ekins.
SaTrryor-H. RObi"sun.
Superintendent Of S@hooGs-S. X. Temple.
COTOHCT-ThO mas Street
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DTERTISING cheap: Cool: Sys-
y kHlIttc.-All persons VINO contemplate
making contracts with ucV spap~rs Gr the
insertion Of advertisements. should send -
CENTS to Geo. +. RONril . Co. IL Park Row,
New York, for their PAMPHLET-BOOk
lnincty-seyenth editiDu1, containing lists Of
over 2DJ urw~paper>a aud estimates. showing
the cost. Advertisement taken for leading
papers in many states at "A tremendous Tr-
ducilon ITDIl publishers Tales. GET HE
BDgk.
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GENERAL
Territorial OBeer.

Delegate In ConEre-S,
F0Ttv- z|iTd CoHgTsss-Hon. W. r. Steel
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FesTitOT1al Officer.
FOgsTR0r-Jno. NJ. TLnysF.
S7cyctdry-G. ". FeLslu-
ChAJ Js@':e' Of "apfrhHt CoaHt-J. v. FIsheT
AssOchIas JTsGcss-JU~. NJ. Carey. Z A T6nn,,
Una. Stuiss CDt!sct0r-E p. snow.
SrTUsyOT GsAsrE- silas Reed.
Hscss.s, " EUSfIc .HyHegs-G. W. Uorrr
HEytsteT 4. 5. Ldsd OD5te-S. Il. wissof.
IsTT3tsrlQi ITsasHTsT-S. W. boWney.
Territorial AHddOT-J. II. Bayford.
- I. L. Arnold.
toHtHEtsStgltsT 81 FsHHrHttdryS Charles Hutton.
NJ H.. Post.
Territorial LEbTgTtH John slaughter.
Commissioner Of BHnsigFdtiOn-J X. Jeffrey
superintendent 0T NtSnrBcEsR-John Slaughter,
DLStTfcJ AHJrJsy-E. r. Johnson
LRtkCt State CONHJHIssi8Her--J W. Brunsr.
CLsrE Of lf Jgd5cigi HistIct-J. W. Bruncr.
HGEsAGk-FTank WOlcOtL
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conduct an Agency for the reception Of ad-
vertisCmCuts for American NEWSPAPER
the most complete establishment Of the kind
In the world. SiX thousand NEwSPAPE :
are kept regularly on file, open to inspection
by customers. Every Advertisement is
taken nj tue home price OF the paper, with
out any additional charge or commission.
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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-04-01

Cheyenne Lodge, No. 81, l. o. G. T., meets
every Friday evening at food Templars' Hall,
nth street.
limitations will be conducted only on the hrst
and third Fridays of each month. The iDteryen-
ing Fridays during the month will be devoted
literary exercises. DAN. FALLEN, W. c. T.
W. II, WAQD, W. Secretary.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-04-01
N RsOnIe.
Knights rempIRr,

Wyoming Commandery No. l. Regular con.
clave first Friday in each month,
Wyoming Chapter, No. l. r. A. M. meetS
HALL, on the FIRST and third Tuesday evenings in
each month, at : o CLOCK p. m.
Cheyenne Lodge, No. 10, meets first and third
Saturday nights in cacL month. at Masonic Hall
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-04-01

Hope Encau. Smcnt, No. 2, |. o. o. F., meet
every 2d and 4th Wednesday Of each month a
Odd Fellows' Hall.
Cheyenne Lodge, No. !, l. o. =. F., meets every
Monday evening at odd Fellows Hall.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-03-04
THE SHAFTS STRONG BOX.

The strong box of the Shah of Persia
consists of small room 20x14 feet.
Here, spread upon carpets, lie jewels
valued at 81, 600, 900. Chief among them
is the Kaianian crown, shaped like a
flower pot, and topped by an uncut ruby
as large as a hens egg, and supposed to
have come from Siam Near the crown
are two lambslzin caps adorned with
splendid aigrettes of diamonds, and be-
fore them lie trays of pearl, ruby and
emerald necklaces, and hundreds OF
rings. A Mr.. Eastwick, who is reported
to have been allowed to examine the col
lection, states that conspicuous among
the gauntlets and belts covered with
pearls and diamonds is the Kaianian belt,
about a foot deep, weighing perhaps
eighteen pounds, and one complete mass
of pearls, diamonds, emeralds and rubies.
One or two scabbards of swords are said
to be worth quarter of million each.
There is also the finest turquoise in the
world, three or four inches long, and
without flaw and an emerald as big as
q walnut, covered with the names of
Kings vino have possessed it.