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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1875-05-20

kentucky Jeans Is cents yd., good Cassi
mere 80 cts. good Waterproof 95 cts. and dou
bic width black Beaver Cloth only 81 75
great bargain.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1875-05-20
Sherif's Sale.

BY virtue of writ of Alias writ of Lev. Fa to me
directed issued of the Court of Common Pleas of
Monroe county, will expose to sale, at Public Vendue
SATURDAY Y, Ma 7 22d, 1876,
O'Clock in the afternoon at the Court House in the
Borough of Stroudsburg, Monroe county, the following
described Real Estate TO wit:
All these certain tracts of land situate in Paradise
tsp in said One of them surveyed in the
rantee name of John Peterson or Paterson) contain
ing
4O1 1-2 ACRES,
more or less, adjoining lands in warrantee OF
John Hoglin, Anthony Ozah, Roger Welsh and others
The other tract adjoins the above, and containing
321 Acres, 67 Perches,
also adjoining land in the warrantec of Dayen-
port Marriott, Benjamin Brooks and Others.
The above tracts unimprOved timber land, and
situate along the Del Lack & w. X. Il. Co.. about
EIGHT ACRES cleared.
Seized and taken in execution as the property of
Origin Vanderburgh, and to be sold by me for cash.
JACOB X. S1IAFER, Sheriff .
Sherh's Office, Stroudsburg, Pa.
May g. 1875.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1875-05-20
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What Next!

Excellent Cotton Bats and Carpet Warp, a
great bargain.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1875-05-20
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What Next?

Beautiful white Counterpanes only 81 %
very cheap; Linens, Linen fowls, Napkins
Gents and Lydie's handkerchiefs from to %
cents.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1875-05-20
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200 trimmed and untrimmed Hats for La
dies, Misses & Children, less than half price
4LSO-Laces, Flowers and Feathers wonder
ful cheap.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1875-05-20
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Gents. Ladies', Misses and Childrens' Ho-
siery and Gloves, some of the best in the coun-
ty for the price.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1875-05-20
What Next?

Three thousand yards of
SILK AND VEL YET RIBBONS,
all widths and colors, nearly half price.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1875-05-20
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What Next?

Bleached and unbleached Muslins, some of
the very cheapest in the county. We want
every body to get a sight of these.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-09-01

fam es ni6t, ba Der 500 oen unsetreuen
&ne6t Der tpeltli@en @trafe entriidte.
Sic cinfo6e unb bp@ 10 merflpiiroi9c
Ssriminalgcl6i9te lit Diermit no6' ni@t
Al Gnoe. Gs lit tcin @runb, an Der
Mabrbafti9tcit Der Soocsaus lage oes
reui9en Beoientel1 5u 5,ueifeln, uno oen=
mod lit Sonatbon &rab foro ni6t un=
l6ulbig geltprbcn. 9(ub ct batte, na5=
Dem er sum- SoOc ucrllrtDcilt mar, Gin
8cfcnntllb ob9clc9t.
SonotDan Yrao fprO mar feiu reiner
Monn. 9lu9 CT batte nit 2iternbeit
@oyes am Wbenbc 5u9c60rt> ais CT BON
ieinen @1dben lpraG. Ser Seufel bottc
li6 1einer @inne bemd@ti9t. Mfit Der
9(bliht, ben rci1vn @ai It gu ermoroelL
uno III bcrauben, mar Ell in Der 9fa9t,
MeKcr uno 2aternc III ser @ano, in lein
3immer 9cl6li6en. 9(6er Der YR6roer
fanb> baB linn l9pn Elm Qnoercr lit 1ei-
nem Wforowerf 5uupr9cfommen ,par. Gin
leDr natiirli6cs Gnt1cben batte i'm CT
griffen. Gr glaubte Gil Gin Blenoluert
Der SDllc an cine Sdul dung 1einer
Ginne. Gr mollte ii6 ii6cr5eu9en, CT
ltreifte Die 8ettoede ab babel eHtfic linn
oas 9le11er. Na19 9riii cr es anf, als
er @crdul6 b6rte, uno 10 ltano Ct nit
blutigtm N}eier uno blut6ef flcdten @an=
Sen I'M 9(ugenblid, ols i'm Die 3eugen
betrafen uno fonnte feline Mn9lt, getrpi=
fen bon ktn 56lQgen leints @e,uillens
un0 ber fur@t6oren lleberrof@nng, nidt
perbergen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-09-01
Gin sfdrben.

@into, Elm Ber99eift, wanoerte einit
6ur9 oie96rfer in ber @bene uno belab
i9 Die Menl6en. Gr i@iittelte oft na6<
oentli6 feline Nebeltappe, oenn es 9efiel
linn beles un6 jenes nidt. 9m -
br,mmte 9into in ben 8art> als ct luie.
Der in 1einen Bergen ,uar uno binter ei=
mem Telsi itud ausrubte - Die Men}@en
tperoen INNER drmer. I'm Gins lit abcr
gan5 teionoers l9obe. @ls i'd Dor lieben<
nal lieben Sabren Die Meni@en belu9te,
oa fanb i6 foit in ieoem 9aus einen
gar toltboren @oel ltein. Sebt 1T er in Den
allermeiten 9dulern perloren. 9Bos 1ou
oas tperoen, tuenn lit ben 6anlilien oieIer
@tein bou Munoertroft febl? Bin leb:
be9ieri9, wie es lte9t, wenn i'd in ('eben.ss
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-09-01

MG6renb bie Ginlpanoerung aus@rob=
6ritonnien unO 9eutl9lano a6nimmt, lit
Die Ginwanocrun9 aus oem v8lumcnrei9
oer Nfitte" in bic Scr. @taaten nod inn
mer i'm @a9len. 5ursli6ti9e 0itlibe
Gapitalil item meinen> oas uare ia re@t
erfreuliG. @o erbielten 1ie bod arbeit=
fame uno biQige 9ienl ltbotcn.
Ginen ein5elnen gbineIen Der li6 in=
mitten elmer so1lrei9en angel 1d9(i|9en
BepDlferun9 1ein 8rpb erlpirbt, mag man
nun piellei6t nit 9utcn1 @runbe 10 an
1eDen. 9lllein BET ,pabre Gboratter jener
2eute uno Der BON linen 81 erwortenoe
Gin iluB auf unler 8olfsleben laBt I9
nur bo obl 96ken, no lie III grDBerer In=
5abl bel lammen woDnen.
$50 bas, lpie in Gan Groncisco, Der
|6ou it, tritt Dor NQem i'm I'm fano
6erpor> oer lie Gin fliillen bon @eiten Der
mel Zen 8ep0lferu"g 9an5 un5ugdngli6
ma9t: @ic 1inb alle miteinanOer 5u &C.
beimen Oroen perbunoen. SnnerDalb
sic ler sebeinisn @e1eul6aften, 1lf6 niDt
por ben 1ifentli@en @eri6ten bes @toa=
tes, ,peroen audi lire @treiti9teiten oft
in fl1r6tbarer gBeiie 9e19li9tet. Gin
paor Gbinel lenlei6en i'm Mcere> Elm Blu
tiger &6rper in einem Mb5u9sfanal 1T in
oer &egel 9(lles>' mas BON iol6en in
ner6ineiii9en Differen5en ans 2i@t
tommt.
Gs lit ober elm ppblbetanntes etDnplo=
gi19es @cleb oab> tuenn BON 5luei bei=
lommen >pobnenoen @tdmmcn Der cine
feline Gigentbiimli9teit trot alien 9ln=
1tren9ungen bcs anbern unperlebrt auf=
re6t erbdlt, oaB bann oie1er Ddrtere 54=
lebt lein Bilo ooer oo@ einen Shell iei=
nes 8ilbes Dem minoer 1pr0oen onoeren
auforitt.
@el9e Ausf9ten er0finen li@ oa aber
fir Die @taaten> >pel6e GDina nit oer
Wpantgarbe 1einer 5ablol len &inoer an
5ufiillen begonncn Dot?
Gin Correspondent Der 9}e,u Yorf
Sribune> Der ioebcn Oas Gbineien=Nuat=
tier in @an Trancisco belu9t Dat> gibt
!ns boriiber wertbpolle NvH6liiiie. 3n=
erIt 9ing er in oos bort bein0li3c Won=
golen .Sbeater. @lei6 am @ingapg oei=
felben um flint 9pllars BE 9ipinoelt> |
umfng i'm erltidenoer @efant. Mlsoann
betdu6te i'm bas BON @lieberperrentun=
een be9leitcte @e1@rci ber Ween16en auf
Der 8ii6ne> bis er balbperlpirrt benz Nus
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-09-01
Obio @ailenfreuuS.

NAL 1eben Sa9ren pieocr ;u Meni@en
fommc ! @laub's nidt, ooB i9 Die S6r=
fer mebr finee nit ben netten 9duiern!
Gs tanu ni6t iein, ebne jenen Goclltein
go iammerte er fort unb madtc ein
lebr betiimmertes 8eiht oa5u.
Da eilten 3'uei &inoer baber iiber@tod
unbStein uno l6lu6jten babel. vMh, mir
tommen ri1t mehr 1eim bisSieben mas
miro Der 8ater la9cn 2" "llno Die W(ut<
ter miro santen !" Saul, @dtpeter=
den I" So 16mdbten Die &inoer our6<
einanoer.
9a itonb pl1kli6 elm Mann Dor IT,
nen.- es mar 9intp Der Die @ei italt
zines 8auern angenommen batte limb
lprad "Rinher6en, tomnlt i4 bring
eu@ beim our re9ten 3eit." Mls 6as Die
&inbes b6rten> persaben lie ones Beoen.
fen uno Iieben li6 BON Dem Manne onf
ben Mrm ne9men uno che lie meinten,
oab lie fet 1iben> ftellte er iie Dor Der
Sbure hires elterli6en 9aules nieoer. -
Die Rinoer fogen in Die Mobnitu6e gum
Water uno our Wutter un0 biipften Dor
Jreuoe, neil 1le na(D re@15el1t8 penn 1a>
men.
>1info 1baute gum. SEM iter binein uno
frente lib nit ibnen. 9a erblidte Der
Bater ben fremoen Mann uns 9in9 81
inn binaus. Ser er5dblte ibm BON Dem
Summer ieiner &inoer. ~0as luollt i'd
ibnen niht rotben," lpra@ Der @ater,
vooB fe ii4 peripateten. 8 n@t nno
@eb orl AM III ub lein i'm 9aus."
So lpra6 Der Berseeiit mo 'oriidte
Dem Bater cine Menge @olofiide III Die
9ano. Pl0sli@ mar er fort.
9into fang uno piiif in oen8er9en uno
rief : "Nun bab' i'd Den tultbaren Goel<
ltein ,pieoer einmal 9eleben; jebt bab
ih mieoer cine 9liitlibe Ganilie 9efun*
ben. @ie lebe bod uno 6e,Shbre treu ben
punbertbdtisen Goelltein: Die T,trcbt
D ber&in beruori bren Gltern."
M10se Der quite 9info nab iebenmal
lieben SaDren ielen Goelitern in q llen
9dul lern fnben
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-09-01
- @intleinerl cd 81 Il \ rige1

@intleinerle6 sjdbriger
&nabe auf elmer Sarm oes Ofens
puroe BON leincn brutalen Gltcrn &C.
bnbeitsmdBi9 aufs &raul lomlte mib<
banbelt, 10 oaB Set arme Sun9e l6lieb=
li9 leines 2ebens 1ott uno miioe muroe.
Gr be9ab li6 allo in Den Sof binab al
cine @telle> on lpel6er eine 9rimmiQe
YuQbosee an9efettet lag. Sort trot er
an bas Sbier binan uno fra9te Oa1elbe:
Som, wilit 0u MIDI aufreHen 2" Som
19aute tnurreno auf, riibrte 16 aber
ni9t. 9ann lpra6 oer &leine tpeiter:
vG3ii G3ii ""::%%Sst MIDI auffreiien> Som! 9enu
oer @ater prii9elt tlig 5ii s!eI, un6 id
per]pre9e sir au9, bab i9 gut 5nm g.
len bin. Sieb, - i9 tperoe feinen g8i=
Der 1tano leiiten. llno nun iuarf ct einen
&ieIel1tein nod Dem 9unoe, ,pel6er bier
auf erboit auf leinen 8eleioi9er loslprans,
i'm nieoer,pari uno linn Die 3abne in Die
S9ulter l9lu9. Su bieiem Musenblide
|prans gum @liide Elm Na9bar, ,uel6er
bic @o9e nit anlab, our9's Geniter,
iagte> bic 8ulloo99e 5uriid uno rettete
auf Die WciIe oas per5Y eifelnoe &ino
Dem 2eben.
Cline eNr6eaufMttien n. Sic
Mopentiten inMafa6uietts ertparten oas
Gintreten Der @iinoFutb nod Dor Gnoe
oieles Sabrss. 9as 9oupt Der @ette .bat
oes9alb ben plan 9efabt, cine Mttiense-
leli1aft GUT Grbauun9 elmer sroBen Mrde
ju 9riinoen, oamit Die 6rommen li9 bel
benz Gintreten oer SiinoHut6 retten t5n=
men. Cine 20 0ollar 9lftie bere9tist ben
Snbaber su elmer 3pii9enoeds .PaNage
auf Der grde, ,pdbreno ibm fir fiinfaig
Dollars oiepripilegien Der /. &aiite au=
9elibert &perben: SIR mit5unebmenoe
5biere u,ub beionoers be3ablt tperoen,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-09-01

Die 5ono lino blutbe Iedt. Ser Mann
lit ber @irtD oes Sol |es, scr mie lic am
9(benbe sorDer nit an9eD6rt Dotte, ,uie
Der :Grn1oroete unporli9ti9 BON leinem
pielen @eloe 9e1pro6en, pel6es er. auf
ser &eile NIT lib fibre DieIcs @clo
lit per51tpun6en uebcroem be3eugen
8eios einltimmig, baB 8rao forO bel III
rem @intreten unperfennbarc 3ei9en bcs
@@ulebe,puBt1eius perratben babc.
8rabfpro pertbeibi9te lid Dor. @erid)t
mie er 1i6 Dor bem Triebensri9tcr uno
ben bei0en Gentlemen, na6oem er CUR
Belinnung 9etommen mar, pertbeioi9t
batte. 9(u9 er batte in Der 9fadt Gin
@erdul6 9ebDrt. @r 9loubte, oaB cin
ginbru6 sc]9ebe. Gr 5iinoetc l6ncll
Gin 2i9t an, sriH na6 Dem Wtelicr, Der
einsigen Maife, bic linn 81 @anoen mae.
60 iprang CT na6 Dem Ort> pon moDer
oas @erSi:iA tam> uno 9tluabrte bag
Gnt1eblibe, einen il; }eincm 8lute li6
palaeaoen, ermoroeten 9Jfdn:l leinen
@a5t. g9ar bas Gnt1eben, bas i'm er*
oriff> ni6t natiirli6? QSar es ocnfbar,
oaB ct ni6t 9e5ittert, nidt Die Sniee ibn
sel3lottert, ni&t lein 8lit starr urb
rnli6er 1ein {oute, als Sic beioen @dite
i'm in bie1 1er Sage betrafen !?
Gs ,par cine 16wa6e 8ertbetoigung.
Sic umitanbe 1pra6en gu mddtig geyen
i'm. Sapes NOR ermoroet, gang un5luei=
fcl6oft. ct tpdT5te ib nod in Ictnem
8lute, CT r69elte nod, ais BRADFORD ne
ben Dem 8ette fano> als bic Tremoen
binsutamen. Wober lolte elm anoerer
Nf6roer gefon1men tuobin our6 Elm
@unber perl6punoen lein :? unb luober
oas 8lut an 8raoforO's WleIer, an lei=
n;r 6an6? 9ie Musreoe, baB er Der
@6red bas Me6er beim Nnblid oer
Tremoen auf bic lien falen lulien, ooB ct
es mieoer 'oaf9elanst uno babel audi Die
6ano blutig 9efdrbt babe, erl@len oo9
al ol6ern.
9lie luar elm Snoicienbc,pcis ltdrfer;
Der &i9ter brou9te faum alle Inn ltanoe
ben @ej6pornen gu re- lumiren, lie fii9ten
i1 BON 1elb5t in cine 5ulammen6dn9enoe
Rette. @e9enbelueile paren niGt ouf5u=
itellen, Elm 9llibi unmDgli6. 9ie SurN
Elm unerb6rter TaQ, 5og 1i@ ni9t einmal
in ibr 8erotbun9s5immer 5uriif. sic
1pra9 ein1timmig l6on ouf i9ren 8dn=
fen bas @9uloi9 aus.
BRADFORD 1uaro balo Oarauf Din9eri6=,
tet. Sic glrt> tpie ct 1einen lekten Gang
antrat, 5ei9te teinen Mann> Der im Be-
tpubt 1ein ieiner @6ulSloli9teit nit freu=
bigger &larbeit Ser @eele Dem Sooe ent=
9egengcbt, nod AUDI einen Srotigen, oer
iiber bas linn ,uioerf rfa6rene unre3t CROFT.
Gr ging georiictt, aber nod unter benz
@algen ertldrte er> er babe Den 9ayes
ni9t ermoroet, uno tuiiie audi ni6ts bon
oem Moroe. Gs 9laubte linn Niemano.
2l9tsebn Wpnote na3 &raof forOs
5inri9tun9 itarb auf bem &ranfenbette
Elm Mann> ber friiber in Dteniten oes
ermoroeten 9apes 9eitanoen. Gr pal5te
i9 in fur1tbarer l1nru6e au 1einem
8ette unb fonnte ni6t iterben, lueil cine
@lnbenlalt i'm orldte @noli@ be=
fannie er: er 1ei es, Der ben 1eli9en N}i=
iter 9apes ban1als in, Wtrt9sbani ie er=
mor6et, UNI i'm gu berauben. =.
9as Ndbere iiber Die Sbat fonnte er
in 1einem 3uitanoe ni@t mebr befennen.
Sur 10 piel erfuDr man, ct batte i'm i'm
@@lafe erito@en> bann i6neq aus ben
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-09-01

gang 5ueilte. Das ud9fe Saus, in oas
man i'm fiibrte >por Elm 9ineli il9er
Scmpel. Sn ben 5o6lrei6en upn cinon=
Der abeel@lolienen &dumen zines Doben
l6mubi9en 9aul les tbrenten Die mannig=
! falti9Fcn @0ben. 9ier Der r@ptt" oes
Seuers, BORT Ser Deg @a1les, oa Der Der
2uft. gBieoer in elmer anoern &ammer
|1ob man Den tortaril1en Q(esculap in Der
6ano cine rie1i9e Yille. gip1 in elmer
onoern 1ab Die @0ttin bcs 9onoels, Die
Der unreiniyteit in Der lebten. Nor al
len bieien frakenbaften> nit allerlei 9rel=
lem Tlitter1taat unl60n auf f9epubten &C.
falten perbrannten eifrise @erebrer Pa<
pieri itiid6en, luelde tic UNI s. 10 ooer 25
Gents pon ben @1kenprieltern 9etauf It
batten. 9iur eini9e 'ueni9e Defenders
s9c;ei6nete Special90tter, >uie Der
vunterirbi11e Seu fel" uno Der uSiger.~
Mann" mubten our6 @6,ueineFei1@
uno 9iiille per10bnt weroen. 9la9 Oct
9ln9obe oct an Ort uno @telle >ualten=
ben 9ieropbanten fraBen Die D0lScrncn
Yiloer Die GleiI9itiid6en 1elber. Sie
unb ba trenfen biel lelben 9ol3tl0be> na9
Der namli6en G,&elle, audi @@ndple.
Terner bat ber rrelponbent Der 5ri=
bune nit ieinem 9efdlli9en Tiibrer ou6
einc Mn5abl BON Opiumfncipep ourb=
lpanbert. 9)}an fat wpbl Die unb bo
iiber Die 8ranntlpeini 6enfen Ser Srlin=
Der ooer audi iiber Die Bier9drten oer
9eutl6en 9elpottet 9lber mas lino ale,
lelblt Sic nieorislttn Branntluein= uno
Bier=90blen,m init ben aQereocliten Opium=
2otalen per9li1en! Seds Tub bei 5eDn
- 10 BEL 19rei6t elm lol6es uni Ier g}ew
@epdbrsmonn. 9ln ben Q8dnoen b6l=
5erne Pritl l6en eta9enweis iibereinonoer.
9uf jeber bie1er Yrit1 9en Elm bis Sluei
Mdnner, tDeils 1tieren Blides in 2eers
| 1tarreno tbeils nit balb9eldlolienen
9lusen un6 eingefallenen @angcn 5uriidz
leDnene> Elm breites Pfeif fenmuno ltiid slui.
16en ben efelbaf an9elau fenen 3dbnen.
l1no ber 9ampf, Der aus ben rielenbaf=
ten Yieifent0pfen aufitetgt, uno Die Gna=
nationen oes unl ldgli6en @6mubes an
Ben 9ol5perl 9ldgen uno Wdnoen biloen
su]onmen nit ben Mus0iinftun9en Der
mem 6li3en &0rper eine' 70 erltidenoc
Nthoipbdre, oaB einen ni@t oaran &C.
tp0Dnttn &autalier bas blobe @i9-9o=
rinaufb fbalten troaf ma9t.
No@ 9rdBli@er 9ebt es in ocn Opium
96blen nie6eren 9fanges 5u. 9a 9un=
oerte bon Glenoen cine fllr5e 8etdubun9
nit picll ltiinbi9en f6rperli6en @3merSen
uno 9eilti9er 3erriittung ertaufen.
Son Den aqerentlebli9iten Ga ittri itdt=
ten, wel6e oer 9le!u Dorfer na6 ben
Opiumfammern be1u9t bat> ipDllen mir
@&!nsissen, @elbit oer tur5e 8eri6t> ben
oerlelbe 6apon 9ibt> tuiirSe ilnfere oeIer
perleben. ltno bas @olf, 6eNen lociale
uno reli9i0ie Mittelpuntte 10 bei6affet
ino, SGDlt iiber DicrDunoert Weillionen.
Was tpiir0e aus 9lmerita >per0en> ,penn
CHINA ben Pionieren, bie 1eute III ben
@taaten am @tillen Meeren an9eliebelt
ino, audi nur ben pierten Shell leiner
eroriifen0 bi9ten i8eD6lferung na6len=
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-05-26
RAILROAD TIME TABLE


Until further notice. the PostOmce viii be
open for delivery and reception Of mail mat
ter from s \. n. daily, except sundays, and
On SUNDAY one houT altCT arrival 81 western
mail. Omaha time Is the time Of Office.
Money order Office open rom . A. II. to
q p. u daily. except Sundays
Western malls close daily at l:lH p. NJ.
Eastern mails close daily 81 Rs P. Il.
Denver Pacific Railroad. including Denver
and southern mails, close at 20 y. NJ
Mails arrive from east daily at l:lb T. NJ,
and from the west daily at 2.l5 = n.
Nails arrive from Denver, Col, and way,
via Denver PaCihc Z. r., at Esp NJ.
Mails close for Fort I uTamIea and Fort Fet-
terrRn on Mondays at \. n,
Malls arrive from Fort Laramie and Fort
ettcrman Fridays at 7 2 n
Mall closes for Red cloud and Spotted Tail
Agencies Tuesdays and Fridays ut : 4. 81.
NJ all arrives from Rcd Cloud and spotted
Tai Agencies Mondays and Friday nibP n.
Natl closes for Davis Rancho saturdays at
IAN.
Mail arrives from Davis Rancho Fridays at
Up. y.
Mall closes for Fort Collins and ~Lougmont.
Col, Tuesdays Thursdays and saturdays al
q A. ".
Mail arrive4 from Fort Collins and Long
mont, Col, Mondays, Wednesdays and FRI
IL CLAICHE. Postmaster.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-05-26

1t IS the manifest destiny o CNorth-
ern Wyoming 70 be settled by white
men, and the fact may ps we'll be re-
cogniZed now Is at lny other time.
The tai about Indian rights there
i simply sentimental. The Indian
has about the same rights there us the
buffalo, for he makes no better use OF
the country, and he will have to get
out as the buffalo does. Since the max
ing Of the treaty OF 1858, these Sioux
have not troubled themselves to OBJ
serve the rights OF the white men
under hat treaty they have not
allowed any treaty stiPuIations to in
t~crfcre with their prerogative Of taking
q white mans scalp, or stealing II
white mans horse or destroying his
property, whenever the opportunity
or temptation offered. Fine spun no.
tons about Indian treaty rights and
government obligations towards the
savages Of these plains, are, to use a
common phrnse, played out.
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PROPOSALS FOR COAL.
HE~ADQUAHTFRs DEP.T OT THE LATTE.
OFFICE CHIEF QyARrEEWA-TE-.
OMAHA, NEE. Aay ., Is

HEADQUABTFE= Dvr'T OF THE PLATE.
OFFICE CHIEF QUARrEETA-TE-.
OMAHA NEB. Aay ., 1875.
CEALFD PROPOSALS, in dup icate under
- the usual conditions will be received at
this Office until u O'Clock n. m, Friday, June
5, iST5. at which place and time they will be
Op-ned I'm the presence ~ bidders. for the
delivery un the cars. at the point nearest to
the mines, on the tine n the Union Pacific
Railrund, Of ssrsH h0tusTHd fee hTEdrsd tons Of
coal for supply Of fuel for military posts
along laid line OF railroad during the fiscal
year ndiug June 3, 1875.
Proposals for a less quantity will be re-
ceiyed.
The quality OF the coal will be carefully
considered In making the award, and the
right to reject any or all BIDS is expressly
reserved.
Preference will Ne given to articles OF do
nestle production.
The contract Will he let with the prOviSo
that the quantity contracted tor may be in
creased or reduced one-thlrd by the Chief
Q-uartermaster OF the Department at any
time penaing full delivery.
Bids should be endorsed on envelopes
Bids for Coal"
ANY further Information will be furnished
upon application 10 this office.
ALEX. J. PERRY,
my2J-dGt Depry Q. n. General.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-05-26

Z The notorious Jack Watkins, who
has made Laramie City his base of
operations for several years past, shot
and severely wounded Sheriff Brophy
and Deputy Sheriff Fee, on Monday
afternoon. The Sheriff had attempted
the arrest of Watkins and his COM
rade Rogers, when the former fired at
Brophy, the ball passing through his
side, but, following around n rib, leav-
ing only n slight wound. Watkins
then shot Fee in the left leg, inflicting
a very dangerous wound. The would
be murderer then mounted his horse,
and although pursued by a number of
citizens, managed to reach the hills,
and escaped.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-05-26

The destruction of life and pro-
perry by storms, fires, explosions and
accidents, this season, is frightful to
contemplate. Nature seems to be
doing her level best to impress upon
man the remembrance that he is NOR
tai. But man, nevertheless, continues
to go to sea in Schiller vessels, that
run upon rocks and get wrecked and
drown him. He goes down into the
depths of the earth to mine, and is
sufiocated or blown up. He stays on
top OF the ground and the woods take
fire and burn and destroy his possess
sions. He goes up in balloons-and
goes too highland comes down dead.
So, whether on sea or on land, above
or below the ground, his life is taken
from him. There is a moral in these
things which we suggest, but cannot
spare time to contemplate.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-05-26

Race to be run at Emery's Race
Course, one mile from Cheyenne, on
Saturday, the Goth day of May, 1875.
Free for all horses. Entrance fee, S25.
Four horses entered: Red Bird, Capt.
Jinks, Bismarck and 4 U. S. horse
from the Post. A lively time is ex-
pecied. Also, race for saddle horses ;
half mile and repeat $40 entrance.
The above races to be run by Nash
7ille rules, between the close of Fri
'ay, the 2Sth inst. Entrance money
IN be paid to Posey S. Wilson. We
g going to have some foot racing.
ace to come off at ] o'clock p. m.
ates open to all, free.
DAVIS & OWENS,
jdt2&- P~rOprietOrs of the track.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-05-26

The great swindle, the Wyoming
Lottery, continues to advertise in the
New York Herdid, "Monthly Draw
ings, Capital Gift 5000, 600" 1t is said
the Proprieters OF this scheme sauc-
toned by the Laramie City authorI-
ties for 5000 per annum, are making
money out of it so the fools are not
all dead yet.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-05-26
Office

The unsuld lots of the Union Pact-
fic Railroad Company in Cheyenne,
will he offered for sale on Monday.
May II, 1878, at the office of Corlett
& Stevens. 10y l.. c. Stevens, who is
the authorized Agent of the Land
Department for the sale OF lots in
Cheyenne.
Parties occupying lots originally
sold by contract, on which payments
are still due, will make said pay
ments and secure title as early AS
possible.
Parties occupying unsoId lots must
either purchase or vacatc them with
ont delay.
Parties applying for warranty Deeds
will hand their abstracts to l.. e..
Stevens, who will forward them to
Omaha free of charge.
o. F. DAVIS,
Land Agent, U. p. R. r.. Co.
fmI2 4wl
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-05-26

Notwithstanding the many sim
pie virtues of the Indians, they have
n strong weakness for some Of the
white mems vices. Not the least, is
their love of whisky. They like the
inspiration and exhilaration produced
by an occasional glass of crooked
whisky. 1t materially adds to their
in]solence, and gives them a vivid con-
cePtion of their consequence and digni-
ty, Heap big Injun, " Drink heap"
etc, expresses their view after finding
themselves on the outside of several
doses Of bust-head. The change of
hotels, in Washington, by Red Cloud,
Spotted Tail and Lone Horn was
owing, it is said, to the absence of
liquor at the one they lodged at. The
putting down of the foot firmly by the
Indian Commissioner is just the thing
needed now. The representatives OF
the government need to talk and act
at these red men as they deserve. We
do not advise "cussing," but some
substitute for it might be INDUCED in
with beneficial results.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-05-26

Young Observation-Disclosures
.he Minneconjau chief, is expected in
Cheyenne in a few days, accompanied
by a few chosen warriors, INT AN in
terpreter, en- route for Washington to
attend the great council next week.