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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-11-01

Lyons Kathairon makes beautiful,
glossy, luxuriant hair; prevents its fall
ing out or turning gray. 1t has stood
the test of forty years. Is charmingly
perfumed, and has no rival.
ap27-deod1y
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Use S. ii. Kennedy's Hemlock Dip
for skin disease and vermin in sheep.
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Use S. II. Kennedy's Hemlock Lini
ment for horses. a27-dtf
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Potato Bug Exterminator" is man.
nfactured by S. H. Kennedy, Omaha.
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Keep it before the people that Polack
is selling boys and youths clothing for
less than you can make for. Call and
see. OBJ
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Use S. H.. Kennedy's Hemlock Elk
Termination. "True inwardness'' fol
house vermin. dtfa27
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publication must be accompanied by the
name of the writer, not for publication,
but as a guaranty of good faith An
communications written on both sides
of the paper or unaccompanied by the
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oyercoats and suits at reduced prices
at H'Ns
PoLACK's,
o3l Postofiice Corner.
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Democrats, Take Notice

John H. Bishop having withdrawn
his name from the Laramie County
Democratic ticket as candidate for JUS
tice Of the Peace for Cheyenne precinct,
the name of s. H. Wood has been sub
stituted.
BY order of the Laramie County
Democratic Committee.
GEO. WILSON, JR,,lN
Chairman.
CHEYENNE, Oct. 81, 1876. os1-7t
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Personal Paragraphs.

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Col. E. +. Hooker, of Des Moines,
Iowa, is quartered at the Railroad
house.
Mr.. S. L. Mills, chief clerk for
Supt. Shankland, Of the Laramie Divi-
sion, U. P. r. R., scooted over the hill
yesterday, hunting his home.
Mr.. F. NJ. Darling left early yester-
day morning for Fort Laramie. He
goes to attend the sale of Indian ponies,
and thinks of throwing some of his
surplus cash into horseflesh.
Jim Turner returned from the Hills
on last nights coach, fat and dust
bronzed. He reports the road in SPLEEN
did condition and free from any sign of
the Ogden Freeman's sshostile saw
ages"
Miss E. NJ. Travis, of Omaha, a teacher
of vocal and instrumental music, who
comes very highly recommended, is in
this city and proposes organizing class
in music if sufficient encouragement be
given her.
Harry Altman returned yesterday
from his visit to Mormondom. He says
old Brigham asked him to stop, select
twenty or thirty wives, and grow up
with the country, but the generous offer
was not accepted.
U. s. Attorney Jenkins and Marshal
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If faithful service and high qualifica-
tions are sufficient recommendation fol
placing men in responsible positions,
the voters Of this city should by all
means cast their ballots for the Repub-
lican nominees for justices of the peace,
John Slaughter, Esq, and MI. 7. NJ
Fisher Both gentlemen have shown
themselves entitled to reelection by the
able and impartial discharge of their
duties during the past six years, and
THE LEADER heartily supports them.
See that your ballots bear the names
of John Slaughter and T. NJ. Fisher,
and thus place in these positions the
men whose experience and ability fit
them for the duties devolving upon
them.
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Mrs. Holman and child, Of Fort Lar
annie, are in the city.
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GAdrertisers WiH make note of the fact
that THE LEADER has a larger circala-
ton than any paper published in Wyo-
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CnEYENNE, oct. S1, 1e76. oS1-
Richland beacon., 1876-09-30
REV. ID T FLETCHER
The COlOfed Vote.
(Ra.Ii,upr- Gazattnl


or al the encouraging signs none
gives u greater cunfort or brighter
pruu,ise than the splitting Of the col
or-d vote. rbr true era of freedom
is coming. The slaves Of the South
were -mnncipatrd onlv 10 bccome tie
slaves Of the Republican pnrty-a
slavery rs perfect as ever existed
The bondmen are thro wing off their
chains Weary Of broken pledges,
sick # ofi-rep-at-d. bu, irver fulfilled
promises. nv thousands tb.v are join
ing The grand ar..y of freedom aud
reform. They fnd u ready aud hos
piIable WELCOME. aud they will ind all
the protection that the laws allows
from the murdrrous assaults of their
isie masters.
The white leaders ofthe Republican
party may sow the seeds Of race dis
cord and = rife {; they may repeat the
riptous scenes of Charleston, but they
cannot regain their hold upon the
frpednrn. that is lost-furrser. Col
orrd nen need not fear To assert their
rights; they will be prot. cted just As
they were at Chsrlrs,on, where was
presented the heroic spectacle Of .
FEARLESS baud Of whiIe men ri.king
their lives to protect The oppressed
blarks. II msv be hard ior the Rrpub-
licans to let their cha tells ~. but The
property is no longer lenabIe. An
Attorney Genersls's order, backed by
Richland beacon., 1876-09-30
THE GREAT ROBBER HUNT.
Four of the Minnesota Outlaws
Captured after = Brisk Fight.

|. Sr. PAUL. MINI. Sept. 2I.-Ths
Pisaeer Press has special from
Madela, Watonwan county. MINI,
Announcing the capture of four Of ,bs
Norlh!ield Bank robbers
The four captured are those who
were los, track Of in the timber arouI d
Mankats. and two Of whom are sup
posed To be the notorious Younger
bruibers
The dispatch says the four missing
robbers Went to a house at I o'ciOcl,
his morning. about seven miles north
of here, bought some bread aud butter,
aud started West on fool.
News was sen, "a fast as their
horses could travel. and forIy or ify
n-n were after them a. soon as horses
and arms could Ne procured
TDey drove the robbers into slough
about eight miles north Of this place.
Then. having them on the prairie,
they op-3ed fire. which the robbers
returned. bu' KEEP, working their way
toward The river. at las, re aching there
and hidiug'in ,hr bush.
AT this time the pursuers wee all
,ogribrr, aad surrounded the bush.
Firing became general, our men ad-
vancing all The time. At last tho
robbers saw there was 10 use, and
gave up.
One was killed and the other three
are wounded. One was wounded in
The arm; one, surpassed 10 be Cole
Younger. is wounded badly in tho
band and back. ard The other has q
bad wound in the jaw and shoulder
1t is thought that one, perhaps two,
viii! die Of their wounds One of lhem
has an old wound in his arm, and is
supposed - he one Of The wounded
at Nor,hield. Capt Murphy was
, wounded in the side, and George
Bradford's arm was scratched, but
they are only Sigh, wounds.
The Pioneer Press special dispatch
from Sioux city says that the two
robl'rrs who We're chased into Dakota
were Ovtrtaken nv citiZens poSSe
six mile. above Yankton
The robbers when sighted turned
aud fired. wpundiDg one Of the pur-
sucrs' borses, and then took TO the
woods aud were again lost sight Of
The hunt is ring continued. and it is
thought will certainly end in running
the bandits down.
Gov. PiIIsbury has telegraphed the
local officers at Medcla to st once
send the wounded robbers and the
body Of the dead one to this city.
They will be here tomorrow morning.
The wounded robbers have rom
fe,ed to the Sheriff having them in
charge that they are the Younger
brothers. but refuse TO give the paws
Of their dead comrsds.
Richland beacon., 1876-09-30

t6e army ana navy. IAN not hold j..
and The Administration must acccrt
the Inevitable with hec"miug grace.
We 90 no; underestimate the infu-
encc Of thr s!miJ JiSirarion over tho
cnlorcd vote # has been power
ful Influence ryr rril. Since he ballot
wss FIRST placed in The bands Of tho
coiored men tie Republican party, by
he ,rd"c'ivc promise uC place and the
standing threat of its saift r.nning
d,-pea>1re. has managed In hold tie
biark aUyiiiaFir, 10 strict obedience.
Year after year i; relied with well
ioun''rd confidence upon the snlid sup.
pr, 81 The new born vo'c. M matter
What its platform. or policy or candi"'
dates. IL was sure of the black vu,c
a unit To ,he people Of he north
iGr mi-chirv"nS outcome If ,hs un-
holy pruprietorship care only ~ u
ta.r thai was told ; /" the people of
the South, ground and pluudcrel Ls
carir'-hagging snaves. the rule of b.
Radical task coasters was dreadful
really Of humiliation aud uiis.uverG-
uru:.
E1franchiscmsn, coming upon he
heels Of emancipation, with oil the
g!amnr of victorious arms, Ia ulalv
enough made the cul"red vote u piia-
biz and plas'ic elcmrni in The hands
"f the republican party. The raw
na'eria! WIS fa>hio"cd with d power
for wrong Freedom, free schools. the
press. The stump. the f,rLcarauce Of
the Sou'hern people; and the in.quity,
OF Radical rulers. have done their
work The black man came slowlv
upon the discovery. but he has fuusi
oui who his real friends are, aud
thai his real enemies are bis new
maS'ers who delivered him from on.
bondsss" 10 iuygie him into another
more dvhasei and wrctchrd
The co'ored men who have sought
refuge and hope IN the D..nocraiic-
Conservative ranks occupy Il peculiar
position There is enough evidence
OF the Republican party toward them.
~ ''''"i'S htt SI''tu pul HCt IOE iDT
crlcrrd Democrat, it demands far
election. provided the cniored vo,.
gnrS solid for Hayes aud Wheeler; iG
orders out soldiers 10 project cilizrus
al the polls. bu, only to protect Re-
publican citizens Up'n the colored
DemocIa's and their friends devolreS
the nice and arGuous duties of so de-
porting themselves as TO give no shad-
ow OF an excuse to visit upon them
The vengeance Of the administration,
Tue day is near at hand when the col
Ored man will no longer he held in
duress by the Republican managers.
Let him do his duty ~ citizen and
p item Y bide his lime.
Richland beacon., 1876-09-30

draws his pay fron the State rr.asu-
rv with Amazing regularity. Many
centuries ago IL was written that the
ass knOwe,h bis masters corn crib.
So dues Rearing. aud he therefor.
supports Packard for Governor.
Brown for Safe Superin,e ndcn, Of
Education, aud if be ever g-;s
chance will Complete the programme.
aud vote for Kellogg for United States
Senator. lie Is the non,inre of his
party for rc-rlectiun as Representa-
tive.
When Kril,gs carnc back b. ound
The war chest empty. The five per
cent. of ib- tax collectors commission
have been spent by members of The
royal household, travelling over The
North. iu rio,u.s living, gambling,
drinking. and any other w!ckcdne,s
that can lie suggested. He al once
ISSUED an -dict 10 the Office builders,
candidates, ETC., 10 come down for
campaign purposes This has resulted
in considerable swearing, but as a
general thing the faithful have ,hrllej
oui, and there is now on banL fair
amount ui funi- for b. Immediate
nscr>-ili-~ of the Packard'e-.
Kellogg and Packard and their
strikers are irving 10 make it appear
tba, if The Packard ticket Is no' -icc-
ted, the stale will be reconstructed.
They 'rlI US Iba, the republican ma
joriiy in this state Is anyw here fron,
ten To thirty thousand. aud that if the
Dra, Gratis behave themselves. and
the republican,, are per'ni, 10 vote. the
Packard ii kpi viii If course lW elec-
led II all this is true. and The re-
pubiicahs are not able I" protect thcu-
selves aud carry the state. i, ought T."
he reconstructed. aud annhrr and
better class Of office holders installed
in place OF Kellogg. Packard aud cou'-
pany.
Richland beacon., 1876-09-30
REATrY's CELEBRATES
GOLDEN TONGUE

Parlpr Organs ar. highly 1eoommend
Ell 10y Prot y. a tiunxer Rev. 4. NJ Jelly.
Baltimore, Nd; Prof John B. Rowland. Rev.
s. Domer, wr >LinT,an. ID c., G.. $. Dysar,
Bloomfield, Iowa; G. W Robinson, Prof.
Johnston, Philadelphia. and ,heasaods ef 9th
ers rs the best in USE. Send stamp tor extend.
ell list Of tesimony before, buyiras.s parIor
organ. Agents wanted, every xi,es- Ad.
dress, PANEL r. Be- TTY, sW..sh;~sss~
Richland beacon., 1876-09-30
HOUSEHOLD ANA Kitchen
Eurmilure for Sale. h

The undersigned offers. for sale ls of
Household and Kitchen Furniture, : consist
ing Of ,beds'ead, maiisesses cbsir,. tables.
cook-s,ove and fixtures, mbts ware. etc, ETC.,
saoi parties. in need of sach things would do
ewell to call and examine before purchasing
elsewhere, o tbsyfcsn sbeaz6uzI1 aryche1ps
THOS. J. MNGHM.
Rayvilleisl.I 2nSF ehS1 S76J x 10
Richland beacon., 1876-09-30
TO ALL Pc r s o N s

To cure you with one bottle Of Day A.nr
Tome. II never produces par r'at deafness.
diE,n-ss of vision, buzzing or n a. ing 'n ne
Sead. or any Of those nnpiaa-ant s.'mp'"'">
thai GolIrw the use Of Qi.E.ne. ard H.. c"trs
s:c rrcra?;. e1ecire: mud ?erm,nenr
Procure .To.n any t.r;:e -isi or ms:rha ~ one
3nu;e Of Day. Acnc Tonic. ne l. IA dir g 'rd.
and if i, fails, rs'nrn TIE empty bottle. a'1d
,h- money viii be .e.nndr:. To all
Richland beacon., 1876-09-30
FOR SALE,

S0n ACRES Of good Isnd. in five mile of
JVV basfnp, Mosehoase Parish. stuffed
in Gum swamp; 100 arres. in calnvs'on
entirely sheye the oyesHow of 1874 aodis76-,
Good schSot and church 10 The u~ishbf fhood,
Price So,000 one quasss cash. tue hianee
in three equal annual geyaents. ~
Any fr!u,ss incas--sso.ssa - nd n this
.odics. Nny 20. lSS II.
Richland beacon., 1876-09-30
.ONsUMrTTON CCEED!

NOAlp u AVAv - U ~
on p'y,t1a reriTrd tTuui active prac-
i,c-. having hal placed N his Lands by an
East India Missionary the forinuls Of simple
Vegetable Remedy, for the speedy and ~:
maneni Cure oi Coa.rmprion, Brnchi,!s Ga
tsrrh. Asthma, and all Throat and Lang 4 :ir,.
lions, also Positive and Radical Cure tor
Nervous Deb'Iny and ali NeTvou, Co.n, Iainr,
af'er having ,hor"nrhly tested its wcnderiui
curative powers in thousands of cases. fr-I>
II his dnIy To- make It known 10 his suffering
fellows. Act"sted by th,s motive, and a
conscientious desire to rriieye human suffer.
'n3 he viii send Oree of oddres) TO all vita
desire. il, this recipe. with fnli directions tai
preparing and successfully using. Sen, by
return mail by addressing with stamp naming
this paper, DR.. G. w STEVENS.
..,., Monroe Block, Syracuse, N Y
March 25, ls76.-ly. ......
Richland beacon., 1876-09-30
DAY'S AGUE TONIC
- bGIVFN A w A Y

To all person who have chiIls and fail 10 b'
cured Itisnot often daring these hard times
that we ever ear Of anything being given
way, but in r.- present case We have an
srl,cIc thai will l. ar the closest Grrii;ny. and
seyrrrI test IN cy.''y sense oi ihr word, and
feel 'eier;airsd IN i'I.ce it :'eio'e the i"'"l"'
in sucl, q manner tbst there cannot he a
doubirr Thomas .e.
To all who nav be afflicted with amy form
of ag..e, or chiiis anL' fever. we make tue
proposition
Richland beacon., 1876-09-30
.. w. SMITH,
BARBER d HAIR DRESSER.

" AS moved into his new shop "a Louise
I'LL Srret, ne door north Of w. L Jones
st"re. 2ayyiIle,. snd provided with all kinds of
perfumes. cosmetics aud hair dyes necessary
for the satisfa tory execution Of al work in
his line. AMI respectfully soi,cits the pa
ironags Of the public. He can shave. dye,
shampoo, and Trim = gentleman mp in any
style; end also keeps. fancy toilet articles
Jon hsnf TO, q, commoda,e the indies. 'tl-
June 5,IS7a-tf t.a.. - f. -'esf
Richland beacon., 1876-09-30

it'll: FIRM FOR SIZE.

I'LL. Nm EFVN ,hr" 81
"a miles his side Of Alto; 90 acres cleared
and in sssd ssnse of csftivseoo; leo acres
in the its~t--oas lof shs most dssissble
places in North Louisi.na. P6ssessicn sive6
Dee. 25ihs isT6su- Will be sold cheap for sash.
For further particulars. inquire of .l"
WILEY p MNGHM.
feb. IL, fs76-sfs ssol.,3 ~ Rayvilie. La.
Richland beacon., 1876-09-30
W 40 aAV z CHII.LS

This is surely "a fair proposition. yet strange
to say none haze .een retained "a u. Dug
G;a.- aud nesrha.is say i 2iveS more c"'n-
;iei- e-;i-r1c::un. aad sell. :,l"Ts readily than
auy chill .e:Hedy They eyer sold
fsi->oii ~ Druggists and Merchants gen
orally 1T = Re. hot;.c. Ju!y !, iS76--d
Richland beacon., 1876-09-30
MAY.

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tHtN'k II iN'S>it SNktI'
ScUENtE'S SPA WEED Tonic

StIIENtEs SfA WEED Tonic
StUENtk'S MANpH\KE PILLS,
Are the only medicines that will cure pulmonarv
Consumption.
Frequently medicines that will stop cough will
occasion the death Of the patient; they lock up tho
liver stop the circulation Of the blood. hrmorrhage
follows, and in fact they clog the action Of the
organs that caused the cough.
Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia are the causes Of
two.thirds of the cases Of Consumption. Many per-
SONS complain OF dull pain in the side. constipa.
ton. coated tongue. pain in the shoulder blade feel
ings OF druwsinpss and rtstcssnr>s. tho food lying
heavily on the stomach. accompanied with aciiity
and beching up Of wind
These symptoms usually originate from "A dsor-
dcrrd condition OF the stomach or torpid liver.
Persons affected. il they take one or two heavy
colds. and the cough in these eases h" >udienly
checked. will find the stomach and liver clogged
remaining torpid and inactive. and almost before
they aware the lungs are a mass Of sores. and
liberated. the result Of which is death.
Schenck'> Pulmnnic syrup Is aii cNp"c'orant
which does not contain opium or anything Cacu-
lated 10 check cough suddenly.
~chrnck's Sea Weed Tonic dssnlvrs the food
mixes with the gastric Juices 81 the stomach, aids
digestion. ana creates u ravrnOiis appetite.
when the bowels are co>ive, skin sallnw. or
the symptoms otherwise of bilious tendency
Scheuck Mandrak. Pills are required.
These medicines are prepared only by
j. III. SCHf>Ck Il son,
y. L.. corner sixth and Arch SIS. Fhila.
And are for sale by all druggists and dealers.
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THE NEW AMERICAN SEWING MACHINE IN CALI
foRNIA.
VIII, tier it was Tom Hoods VA thetic Song
Of the Shirt or the subsequent wall that went
up from the exhausted female scams'rtsscs all
over the world, that precipitatcd the inv, ntion
of the sewing machine, is not known but it
certainly is Il fact that the improvements con-
stantlv being made in sewing machinery are
truly marvellous. The principle Of sewing by
machinery has been i'll practical operation for
over 4 quarter of century, and its proper APP
plication has been a subie which has cngro>std
the attention Of many master mechanical
mind. 1t Is not Il matter for wonder. therefore,
that the improvements thus far made have we'll
nigh reached perfection. That such is the case
cannot he denied wh II We witness the browning
points Of mechanical genius as developed in the
New American Sewing Machine, few of which
are supplied with self-thrcading shnttes, the
first and only one the world has ever seen. Ike
selt-threading shuttle not only saves time and
vcxation to the operator, but il is great source
of relief to those persons whose eyesiSht Is inn
paired. It's simplicity Of action, a natural re-
suit of having but few working parts, is another
inestimable adyant ige-the machine being al
ways ready for work. The self threading shut
tie requires no attention to little holes common
to other machines, and Is complete as soon as
the bobbin is placed in it, de,ideratum that
can only he appreciated by n person who has
been annoyed with the Use of the ordinary ma
chimes. Although comparatively new to Cali
fornia the New American Sewing Machine has
been in the Eastern States for the past ten
wears. where it has met with the most hattering
success in sales and the most fulsome praise
from everybody. The machine has been intro
duced here by L. II. Harrington, who has estab-
li>hed a branch office of the company at No. 124
Fifth street. San Francisco. to supply want
long felt III the city and State. In the East the
machine has withstoOd the test of the severcst
criticisms. and in each case has come ont Of the
battle victorious. The ease and lightness with
which they run. their uuparallplel SIMPLICITY