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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-18

There was only one cali Of bends to-day, as usual on
saturday and Southern securities wcre pretty m1tA
neglected. lot OF $1,000 Districtoi Columbia 36os se-
ing 7l7 10 the shaIcs Of the city banks the oy s%e
was of Leather Manufactures 10 g., TO- There was
less activity in the railroad bolG but business vas
pretty wei distributed Is different being repro.
sented ut the first board, asgrcsating S92'Oeo'
The bonds OF the New-Jersey Central were
prominent and while the fTSts new, were
down to I03, cODsOls were T73%7o9e"o
az against II yesterday morning, convcriblcs rsns
nom "a yesterday TO go Lehigh aud Wl1esbaFrc SOFA
at 47Ia ST. Paul sinking funds were steady at e9's
Northwestern oonsols fetching 1854 white Rock lSlana
? per cents were down to 1854 North Missouri Pacific
fsts were y higher at 97% Central Pacific rsis selling
1T II0aacllOll and Union Pacific snAiug iund at d ,
There were sales Of St. Paul. c. and D. Division at sS
rsts OF c. Grand at 81. Great Western seconds ~
60 Toledo and Wabash frsts 81 T. and Western Unon
Telegraph coupons OF 1900 at l024.
Customs received Washington to-day, $5sG,i73 To-
ternaI revenue, Sl45,87S national bank notes for re
dciuption 100000.
The Treasury now holds S337,3la,C50 in Uni'cd
states bonds, 10 secure bank circulation, ana U.s.
900 to secure public deposits; UGited SIaes
bonds deposited for circulation duriog the wees
ending to-day 81 0S9 500; United States bonds he'll of
circulation Withdrawn the week ending to-day, ~
1872 500 showing contraction Of the national bank CIT
cnlat0u OF 1913 coo; nttionhl bank cir uation nov
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS notes. $500, 733,5S7 gold notes
50 O9e 100 Two hundred thousand dollars per ee0'
bonds held 10 secure circulation, withdrawn ron
the Treasury to-day, and IA per eeat bonds sslau
Tue balances inf the Treasury at the close OF business
t0-lay Sere:
sp prTfliTy ooi Of legal lender. for res
os Sn 6 % G5asa sca @ SeTSas. ssd7s
ouSstandng legal tenders 35SS3teoS
Tr,g,nry shipments for the week ending today; LesSi
tender uotes SI,4 ,ss4 80; silver, $l0,SSl 30
E,cep II nAtiona! bank notes FOR redemption for IS
wscE ending to-day, ~ compared vita tee c0rresi"H"S
wees al iAsi year; go. ,s-a
NtS.York. ssS11 SSS
,aen :.......,........'''. 10000 SO
C5oa6o. oo'VVV oao
Slasneau :'....-.-...-..-- 7 Ss'9s9e $50 %
TO,al..... .s9.634,gOO st..s..ooee
ReeeIts to y ''''' o6
Notice has been reserved the Treasury IRON Tie uS
Bank Of San Francisco that i VIII Mthdiaw ecoVooS
of The bonds held TO secure theIr circuinuOn ~
depusit Az per cent instead !, .r..Ie,
The following shows the exports texciusive Q. stS
from tho port OF NewYork 10 foreign parts tor tne
ending Sept ~. aud sinc- the beginning OF inc year
s::,iss.y s.ysi. ;ss ,isss sss
!; ~. 's0 49, PisS ''i sss
The folio shows the mr ,rts Of dry goods and gen
sral merchandise al the port Of New-fork foc shs
ending Sept 10, and since the beginning 81 the yes
g:s.!: $:.. s:: .ssSsss 'asE ss
,ssss.; e:,: s:: .issss
Total .las. jan l. saSs ss7Sis sasasssfls ssssss''
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MINIATURE ALMANAC
S4A sets Goa Moor setS-- o:-S
HIeH wAfER THIS p6Y--A b.
7s2 Islam S.2l Eel O. Ferry lUiO
riIs-D8Y-t. "a -,
Sandy Hook SOB Cows siand s:42 Hell q. Ferry 103l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-18

There is a North Hill man who goes to
church three times sunday, wa0 always siri,s " IN
Glad savaiiOn's 4reu' 50 loud that tho deacon, whose
ears are very sensitive can't get within pews Of HIN
with the contribution basket Burlington Hawkeye
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-18

2g7E Westerdsd at al AIT 1898 Crosslry Ir ct a. agt
I.a,I1s SCTiDbers Club
1850 Cromwell 81 al agt. SAL. .BoUl nlm IT,, agt
B3rr -. MalheWs ,...,-
ASA. HOwrler agt New. 4466-- Htnnhg aEE SenutA
3,44 Ze,plecka art jackson. 44iO.- Wells agt cray.
ct.13 WoniiuIl al Angel A475. Core, agt Smith.
ia ia I'd sgt BT1nneI 1890. .GompreCht agl. Cohn
l2g Dsyy aLagt. jenkins. oOoJ.. kOuso agt COhel-
6l95 Duff agh 1ulinghast,
PART II-sHKA, @. j.
s5ss Reed AIT Farley 1900. Nc Donough agt Fer.
4522 ZeigcT agL EOlef. guspn
sI,;4 Meyes agt Ballen 4495-.l Tankel agt Homedel
A,ge wn,fneinsr aKt 45l4 .ConoIy agt. Plattner.
S;ianss $3.50. Geaata 81 Hateh'
1881 .u0leAreider agt Alb - held. e,,,,i.
SbESfuiihi aSb oho'hi0fS
1901 .Ringe agt. Mituacht - OF a. ,,-,.z
BIS Chataln Nat agt has. Ka'iih AgN i5nuhan'
Reed impl'd. i5.4. .McArdie agt. ny an
1905. .Fuerth agi. IsaacS
GRyvrAI sFsyoYs-PART I-HACKErT, Recorder.--JsInes
Io.di O,n 49,: Cbari S.goknOase and Benjamin NOD g.
brEaIy: Ionas Gray ana James Kelly. grand larceny
Samuel Goodman and samuel smith, false pfeteusea -,
PABT iI.-GiLpEEELRKys 80 has fttzcr nos hean1ueN
Kiihan Mark Garland John Mbl ny, huth
FtzpaTok zeno Bunsn John Green, and tIl"1r9 s1SL u
laden John MaiOn, Meyer Green, James FhherlS, Johh
Gordon AichaoI Pee cy, JOIishan Bnce, henry Wiss
w iiau Ftrger, William Grary. James smith, aud hehIy
X. Noe grand arc NY stephen Force receiver OF stolen
goods Harry Benjamin. Raise preenees; Michael hahe anu
"a es savage A. NJ. Tracy, disOrJeHy mousse
Iasmas Henson TbUmas Gore, EuwaId Mclaughlin, M-chat
(;auey Daniel FIedle, Edward Fisher john Ob ual WIZ
Lam a. Greene, Samuel Ga,es Joan Waite, Iohn " h
Robert BrOwD, and Frank GOesli assault ana Dat'ey'
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5ales un aAtIlon

A. MRRwIS, Aucuoneer.
by BANGS, MERWlN Il Co, G56 Broadway,
Id near Bond OF Books WDrKl Of Art.
: alONDAY sept. lS.-MIsCkLLANEUUs BOOKS, melud.
M some ew PubiCa lions some l.Ire OII WurAs
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illarsie ano State Manlcls.

COOKING RANGES that heat the rooms
~ above, srrantcd smoky chiaIaeys cured cure
send for cirUalar HULL, 0HIPPEN q Gu,
Third.aye. and pwenty .f0nrthLst., n. Y.
ID HAND, 81 West 33d-st., near Broadway,
manufactures Of Plaster Conleiecss and ket nav
and O. dcgns largest tie city; cary
packed and gil parts Of the at the lowest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-18

GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT - lOA OCLock
AND IL IL O'CLOCK A. ".
II q koo Rrgtatsred 49, n U $40 Coupon. 1897 -
100 '''S''' % iia,, $40 bee llG7s
: $40 Coup, go. New ~, SNIrei'S he 1917
IT, o. lisa oO'oVV''.'-''''', ~
U Is Is tb4O REGISTERED ZO'U0O'"''' ''''."o'i-''
l,.Oil.,.,,,,.....,l ~. ilJl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-18

The week ciOSes or an ample supply OF money teiloB
on call 40 2a2 per cent prime discount selling az TO
9 Tho rates Of domestic exchange are as hast quoted.
The following is the Clcari1 -house statement to-day
Currency exchanges. $626 23O; currency balances,
Sl02s.374 gold exchanges, S9232G3; gold balances,
Si2G0,G45. Weekly Clearinghouse statement: Cur
rcncy exchanges, S353.3G8.s96 currency balances,
Sl9,122,527; gold exchanges, S43,ss3,lSs; gold
Balances gg39OI24 The bank statement Cor
tne week shows a large gain in legal tenders
and a small loss Of specie. Deposih were up
aud the loans gained over S2,60O0oO The banks now
hold "a lawful MONEY! IN excess OF the 25 per cent re-
quuea by law, SIS O77775 which is 53775O ahead OF
List week The following the comparative totals;
sept o. sept. 10. DiiercEces
s25S 100 s2Go $50 500 Increase s2jg94oe
Leg es l 5 575aSaS5 55s.5i0S Infeise g5i 10
ps1sts 2Sl,0595D9 23i, 1875 100 Increase. 3,lzSO9i
Circulation. l437l2 900 l4,4J5,OOJ Increase. b5ooO
Tue following shows the relablUns between the t0'al
reserve and tie total liabilities:
snocro. 11s.l00 se24c4,2eo Dec. $3.50
legal tenders. 57,5290dO Ss-zSlOO Inc Ie9tI'o
Total reserve. s,Oso7.4OO ssl,ez7.SJo Inc. sSI9s0O
H SssHst dps dspsi5s. 57.7sZSs6 5s54J.5s5
EXCtssOl reserve
SaircnIeaIs.. 22.J49O95 23O7T,775 Inc. 5S7,75o
government Douds were quieg but strong on SAFES OF
cannon and registered 52Os OF 1865, new at 1884;
registered I0Gs at 115le coupon Us Of 1881 at llS
COUPON 52Os Of 1867 at 1865, and $4,000 currency
6s issued to Pacific railroads AZ 1257s012G3 TIE new
Ia per cents we're quoted at II49lll2s We annex the
latn.r strcef Cu,fattpus:
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CALENDARs-THIs DAY.

sUPBRMF COURr- CHANNELS -WBsTBRooK, j.
Third MOntlay Motion Calendar
MARINE CUGRT-FAkT i.-SHEhDAN, j.
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Co. 81 : B. Z O. g. i.s ii4s iI1s NV iis9 ias ,S
ghL . Alton % gS ~ 50 W5 0s 80
S Ss 3 $ $:s, p e. 81. = - g. g
q q Hui. Ca, Cd 10 r6S 20 90 10 Zzl8
Ere ltdy'rsy. 1875 IOA l0A l0h l0a l1S 1teo
Erie RslL pfd 10 70
NaVne.. ll log
II. ~ -. l2ia Ia l2H l2G ia l2ss loo
DO, Prei-... 81 y q ~ 20A y zoo
Hqfiea.. 1874 1877 t55H loI l31 l311 l0lo
Illinois Uen = 30 81 -
E Asss ss sas So. % So o. Sss 81 lzios
NJ; $; 4: s. 81 b ~;
sS ;::,i s. s. s.. y s: s. .,ssjj;;
4 7. sec Slh. isit ISL isiS s.E Isl isls' s%
North " pG 81 81 sH% tSSs COS IS sos l7cs
Sao ssa T. II lis 20 III ia ia IS,s Il 1850
:.,S Ssd.:.. % ass % ass g IS ,Sss'nSoe
s s%sss#7si:: r. Rss =
es s,I Is's%! l05', 1865 l5s los los ldss i06i
] D. Pre- f'.f ss4 asa aas as4 as gsss 200
S'1 8 Sac sss::: @ ., g. g. i 100
% Ss.{ & 81: Sc Sc a 7s IL ss 81: ssssi iSs
9 50 "a gs ' 90 .csr 60 y seller g eay
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KOCH Aslttlih
| 10 hess. ln5 2
2bH... ! D -
81 l., X q q n Pref
80. . be. ga
n Y. y ii and Hart
lO....be.iJis
Chicago AMI Alton
o ...Dc. 81
Chi, Bur & Quincy
100 .bU ia p
Han and IT 10 III
2Wi...... be 81
Nj southern
1 u bc.
Albany and Sns
10. be. 81
Morris ami Essex
80 he. byL
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SheriH,s Sale.
Succession Of Callle ". Newman, decee
Opposition Of g. w. NewmaA

SUCCESSION OF Gallo ". Newman, 0ece
Opposition Of g. W. NewmM
i'll c. Graham, Administfstss
In Booster Parish Court, Louisiana, - =.
Dy virtue OF writ of feri faCias - K
~ the above named suit, and t. NJ ON d. -
have seized, and viii proceed to 81! 8 n I.
auction, to the last and highest 49, y.
Court house, in the town Of BeteSgA u.
within the legal hours OF sale, on 6at1n
9Th day Of February, 1876, the foAov3ao
scribed property, to-wit:
The north half of section nnmo6 N.
containing three hundred and twe1s4 e..
more or less. Also, one hundred I'D NJ r.
of the south end OF section ono to rue z
across said section by . line rslRning O. s.
and west. Also. one hundred aDd axy .z -.
off of the southern end Of section IVA
meIleing at . point SO as to contain 49, i .s.
berof acres By running due east and -
tirely across the lands owned by 20
Newma and ID. r. Dickson, dcceaeel y y n
section two, with all improvements M4
containing in ali six hundred and thirty
more or less. All situated in the r.. l.s
Bossier, La, in township number ~, g
number fourteen.
Said property seized a. the property ~
defendant, j. L. g. Graham, adminl.
and TO be sold to pay and sstisfy saaa
say $62l7 80, besides interest and coeM =.
Terms Of Sale-On credit Of y .x.
for whatever the property may bsin9, ~
er giving bond TOR price bearing inter 49,
day Of sale, with vendors lien and NJ
retained on lands bought to secars
price. s.
January V, 1876. lpfs
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Public Sales.


Joseph +. Jocks0A
No 225 Webster Parish Cont
Dy virtue of q writ Of fiera faeias IN ~ -
ID suit and to me directed, have -
and will proceed to sell 81 puh1io eueelD =
the last and highest bidder, at the c.
house door, in bellevue, La. within TIL
hours Of. sale, ON Saturday, tbs 50 - - -
ruary, 1876, one old buggy and Bln0k H
Terms Of Sale-Cash, with boneat Il a
praisement. ..
Bellevue, In, Jan. Is. 1876. ipKsM0
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Second Days Proceedings.
POLICE jury Room,
Bellevue, BosS Der Parish, La,

POLICE jury Room, )
Bellevue, BosSs Der Parish, La,
January 11th, 1876.
The Honorable Police Jury met
pursuant to adjournment. Mem
bers present:
J. J. Swindle, President;
John G. Allen, league Miller,
Sol Eley, Emperor Thomas.
VIM. FL. Hill, Clerk
After berng called to order by
the President, the minutes Of yes
terday were read and adopted.
The following named road over.
seers then filed their reports, which
were received:
Phil Williams, overseer on the
Bellevue and Atkins Landing road ;
J. G. McDade, overseer on the Belle.
v0e and Fillmore road; Anthony
Burton, Overseer on the Willow
Chute road; George Chambers, over.
seer on the Carolina bluff road
ROb't Glenn, overSeer on the Shreve.
port and Arkansas road.
The petition Of Pickett, Vance
and others, asking that turnpike
be built on the Shreveport and
Arkansas road at or near Buck Hall
plantats0n, was then taken up and,
on motion, was laid upon the table.
The body then went into the ap.
pointing of overseers and appor.
tioning of hands on the public
roads; when the following appoint
ments and apportionments were
made, to-wit
4. IA. Stewart, overseer Of the
Bellevue and Arkansas road from
old Plainville to Shreveport and
Arkansas road, and is hereby au-
thorized to order out and work on
said road, the following hands, viz:
g. s. O'Daniel, w. G. Wyche, Geo.
and w. Neese, Richard Howard, N,
Carter, Jim johnson, s. Ford, A.
and Frank Hudson, j. D. Moore,
hands on A. Whitaker's place, j. r.
Hamiter and Mr.. Vaughn aud all
hands on R. d. Wyche place, and
all other hands not otherwise ap-
pOrti0ned.
G. n. Goodwin, overseer of the
Bellevue and Arkansas road from
the Martins ferry road to the Ar
kansas line, and is hereby author
lied 70 work on said road, to-wit :
=. g. Allen and sons, B. 81. Allen,
Ed and w. Barnett, T. G. Drewry.
y. 9. Care, g. J. Goodwin, Edward
Glass James Hamiter, VIM. Heif.
|nsE, ]. HcIemose William and Ait.
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Several OF our exchanges III.
that ex.Gov, Walker, Of Virgin. !
the handsomest man in Wash,.-
ton. They could not we'll Nssy IL.
if Ben Butler was still 10 Con,,,,.
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Bal. due parish $S 30
Received, December 31st, 1876,
the above balance of eight ard
9O-1O0 dollars. j. A. SNYDER,
Par. Treas.
To the Honorable Police Jury, in
and for Bossier parish, La:
The undersigned respectfully rep
resents, that the foregoing is a full
statement of all sales made by me,
as Stray Master, for the year 1875,
to 31st December inclusive, from
which more than the expenses OF
straying, advertising and selling
have realized. Respectfully Sub
mitted. HENRY STONE,
Stray Master.
On motion, the board then adj
journed until to-morror morning at
8 O'Clock. w. H. HILL, Clerk.
Read and adopted January 18th,
1876. j. j. SWINDLE,
President of Police Jury.
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q MI. John W. Walker, Gin.
of District Court for Booster na,;..
has rendered his resignation toe
Kellogg, and left the STATE ior Oil
iforHia.
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Gregg is the only county in Texas
out Of debt and with money In her
treasury.
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a BE sure and subscribe i !.
other paper until you see .Sat,.a.
Night Terms So. Davis q ~.
son, publishers, Philadelphia 5.
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There are at present forty-two news
papers In Colorado.
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n Hon. John G. Moncure i. i.
choice of the Morehonse Clar;on :.
Governor of Louisiana.
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AN ELEGANT SToCK.-ITha 49,
lishment of Messrs. Raphael Kahn !
Co., Shreveport, is now one Of the M
attractive places in that city to he /.
dies. Their stock of staple and hacv
dry goods is superb and IL the dr..
ton Of their visitors, as, are Their -
prices. Their stock of clothine M
shoes is complete, and their line q q.
pet goods is unrivalled.
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January Session.
First Days Proceedings.

VIM. h. Hill, Clerk.
The board was called to order By
the President, when the following
proceedings were had, viz:
The committee on bridge over
MARITIME creek on Cooks ferry road
filed their report, accepting bridge
built BY F. N. Hanks; which report
was, on motion, received and adopt
ed and committee discharged.
The following named road over
seers then filed their reports, which
were received and ordered filed.
toswit: Report OF j. d. Moore,
0verseer on the Bellevue and Ar
kansas road report of j. b. Craw-
ford overseer on Martins creek
road; report j. B. Swindle, overseer
on the Red Land and Walkers
Chapel road report of w. r. Hol.
loway, overseer from Shreveport
and Arkansas line; report of w. B.
Boggs, overseer on Shreveport aud
Martins ferry road; 3. ]. Arnold,
on Cooks ferry road; g. w. Lilly,
0verseor on new road from Durdin's
ferry road to the Bellevue and Ben
ton road; S. j. Clark, overseer on
road from Concord to Graham's
crossing; Elias Skannal, overseer of
the Hickman and Grapp road; w.
ii. Clark, overseer on Rocky Mount
and Hickman road; Henry Lemons.
0varseer ON the Bellevue and Arkan-
sas road; e. ]. McDade, overseer on
the Shreveport and Minden road;
James Edwards, overseer of the
Bellevue and Shreveport middle
road; j. j. Stockwell, overseer on
the Bellevue and Shreveport lower
road, 3. NJ. Plat, overseer on the
Bellevue and Fillmore road, via
Hlckman's. M
On motion, W. G.. Mel Donald, j. G.
Allen and B. F. Fort were appoint
ed % committee to make q settle
ment with Percy Baker, Tax Col
lector, for the year 1876, and report
to this body at its present session.
Be 1t resolved, that it is the wish
OF this body to retain as our Parish
Attorney snd legal adviser, w. G.
Mcdonald, Esq, for the year 1876.
Be 1t further resolved, that this
body send q memorial to his Excel
lency, VIM. Pitt kellogg, Governor,
asking the reappointment Of w. G..
Mcdonald, Esq. to the office Of
Parish Attorney for the parish Of
Booster, La, for the year 1876.
On motion, the President then
appointed J. G. Allen and w. 81.
Hill AZ q committee to purchase for
the use Of the Jail, three pairs of
blankets; and, on motion, the Pres
ident was added to said committee.
The petition of j. B.. Pickett, s.
w. Vance, and others was then
read, asking for . turnpike to be
made ct or near Bnck Hall planta-
tion, on the Shreveport and Arkan.
sas roed, which petition, on motion,
was reeoived and further action on
the 6ame was deferred until tomor.
row morning.
There was then presented q peti-
don, signed BY e. Cook, and others.
asking change in the Durdin's
ferry and Concord church road,
which the board refused to grant,
ior the reason that the said petition
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Twenty-one Illinois railroads !.
10 the hands Of receivers.
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Four horse teams are oil the q.
And they CO.
Very slow,
The COMPOUNDED mud, you know.
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A KAHN 4 CO.-This firm, With
keeps the only exclusive house fuani,h.
ing establishment in the plAes, has On
sale one of the very finest and larrsut
stocks of crockery, glassware, cutley.
stoves, tinware-in short all article
embraced in the house-fnrnishine b.
mess, ever offered in this mafket,
Their prices are as low as those of ~
similar establishmentin the Southwest,
They are also the sole agenh h
Shreveport for the sale Of the hmou
Charter Oak Stoves, with all tie III
improvements, which they are Offering
at reduced prices.
REMOvAL.-Mr. John Caldwell
having disposed Of his lower stahls,
corner of Texas and Edwards stretts
Shreveport, La, will concentrate ~
his slime and TALENT upon the EcIipe
Stables located farther up on Ter
street and near the middle at the blodk
He proposes to make these stables
regular "Horse Palace,n at the mas
sight of which animals Of the equlns
persuasion will neigh their appFeclA'
ton and delight. Fine saddle ~
harness horses, fine buggies and -
riages and hearses, win Be his ~
gralnme, and he is determined, ~
strict attention to man and beast and
business generally, to win for hisboard-
ing house and stables yet hgha
Iniche in the temple Of fame.
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Oct. Cd bay mare sold to
Joan. Smith 81

Received on the above, thirty
dollars in parish scrip from Henry
Stone, Stray Master.
Oct. 23rd, 1876.
(Signed), j. A. SNYDER.
Parish Treasurer.
Dec. Ill COW sold to L.
w. Brasher for 1927 90
Crs
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Crs.

Crs.
By amt paid printer 80 90
Fee for straying and
swearing appraisers 2 30
Keepers fee at 25c.
per day for 10 days 2 80
Fee for recording 2 90
Paid party estraying 13 10
Paid Parish Treasurer ID 10
Com. on $48 90 at 10
per cent 4 80
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-12-10

Company F, same regiment, is order
ed to Fort Riley, Kansas.
"A. Surgeon B. /. Holt, is ordered
to Fort Fetterman for duty.
Company D, Twenty-third Infantry,
is ordered from Omaha barracks to Fort
Leavenworth, Kansas.
Company H, Fourth Infantry, is or
dered to take post at North Platte, Neb.,
relieving company B, Twenty-third In
fantrysr-ordered to Fort Dodge, Kan
sas F
Leave Of absence for one month, with
permission to apply for an extension, un-
til February LIST, 1877, has been granted
First Lieutenant Augustus c. Paul,
Third Cavalry, tsub-post Camp sheri-
dan, Nebraska.)
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-12-10
a. Personal Paragraphs.

People sometimes make a mistake
and address the acting manager of the
A. g. P. telegraph Office as ''ex-Secre-
tary Borie." He is not that Borie; he
is grandfather of that Borie, and wants
the fact distinctly understood.
Hon. A. R. Converse returned yes
terday from his health-hunting trip
throughout the east. He is looking
and feeling extremely well, and is more
than glad to get ''home again." Every
body tenders a cordial welcome.
Mr.. J. Chase, who is one of the origi-
nal owners of the Hidden Treasure
gold lode, now the property of the B.
II. G.. NJ. Co., of this city, and who has
been experimenting the development
Of the mine since its discovery, arrived
here yesterday from Deadwood, having
made the trip without change Of horses
and with a load of fifteen hundred
pounds on his wagon, in exactly seven
days. Mr.. Chase brought to this office
a piece of ore from the last blast fired
in the mine previous to his departure.
"Magnifcent" is the only word which
describes this chunk of quartz. It is
covered with free gold in fake and
wire, and is the finest specimen we have
yet seen from this mine. The ore is on.
exhibition at Stebbins, Post & Co.'S.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-12-10
Change of Mail Route.

Owing to the heavy snowfalls in the
mountains which have to be traversed
by the mail carriers between Medicine
Bow and Fort Fetterman. Mr.. Thomas
B. Durant, the-mail contractor and
owner of the stage line between these
two places, has made an application
to the P. o. Department for permission
to change his route via Cheyenne and
Fort Laramie. We expect his request
will be granted, as the Medicine Bow
route in past years has been blockaded
from December to April; and it is next
to impossible for man or beast to pene-
trate through the mountains of snow
that lodge in the deep cafons ON that
route.