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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-11-11

NlroHA TEMPLE or II. AND 7.
SO. l-meets every Friday even
ing at 5 o'clock at Temperance
nm M 0Ql 2ncnnd airaAf-
New-York tribune., 1876-04-08

being obtained by means of lever attached to
the pump-handle. The apparatus Is carefully con-
structed so to avoid the entrance of acid either
INTO the flask or the pump, that the employment
of the acid need afford no inconvenience to the in
PRODUCTION of the machine in private houses.
The acid may be removed and replenisbed when
necessary. by means of "a suitable opening provided
on end of the receiver. When the acid is fresh,
the freezing operation is much more rapid than
when number of carafes have been Frozen nat
ural consequence of the weakening of the acid by
dilutfon from the absorbed vapor When the ell
cheney Of the acid has become notably impaired it
must be removed and replaced by fresh material.
The cost of freezing single carafe is est mated to
average about II to 3 of cent where the
acid IL thrown away after its work is performed
where the diluted acid can be utilized tnis estimate
will of course he materially lessened. The carafe,
decaner half filed with Ice. is to be completely
filled with water, and is thus brought upon the
table, being rcpenished with fresh water when
empty. The shape of the decanter renders the melt
ing slow process, and when once partially filled
with ice it will supply cold water for the greater
part of the day. If desired however it is obvious
that the same machine, with suitable modification
of the water-vesSelS, can be made to furnish ice
blocks of any size or form.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-08
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

FRIDAY, April I. 1873.
AsUES-Nohing Of import transirri i this market;
business slow and prices nOmindy at DC Tor Pots ana
csc. for Pearls
IEESWAN-Thcrci is scarcity Of stock, which. with tho
strldy iud ling, mpiTts firm tone to prices
wi. 50 }6c Western and southern yellow.
BROOM CORS-During tie Ia,t few days moderate
the aggregate has taken place At unchanged prices
quote Brush, short green, S2dlO ITl, green, y 10
SiadlOc.; Green, me,iium y D. 5d6rc. and Red and
Rtd.tppri 4 n. 3G4c.
CANDLSIhrre have been changes; business Il slow
aud unchanged. The quotations as follows; Al
amautine IL al7 l2d 70 sperm pc; Fat
sperm, 3sc PaTaine 2Jq2lc. Refined Iermacot 2T6
2sc.
CHICCORY has been quet at Iin5c gold for German.
COA-QuOations all kinds have reduced but the
demand been only We quote; For Liverpool
House Camel. sliGsl6; Liverpool Gas do, Sl0 New
castle do jOd 3D. Scotch do sjas7 do steam ~ %
s5 Provincial - 5Oa kj currency; Pennsylvania, West
and BToAdop. sJds5 %, and Anthracite $3.50 bv the
cargo
COCOA very firm owing scarcity at hdsc for Santo
Domingo 3c tOT Quay aqu 2Sd2ic fOt taraccas and -
Z7c iOT Aaracaibo-all gold.
COFFEE -io hrn l66 9c.. gold. for Ordinary TO
Prime cargos with fair business embracing 5O bags
Austria In lots within l,6lS bags Low Fair
ex T. O. warwick at lie. mild grades tlis market
CORDAGE-Tho following are current quotations Manila
Coriago above ~ thread IA c ID do do thread
and Ihreai 10 ac do do IL thread oci do Hay Rope
IA ,c Manila Bolt Rope Yarns. &C.. do do, % tires and
VtaIead. i7c. do. Whale Lines lG'se@ ISred NAnnA
New-York tribune., 1876-04-08
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, SHEET

l4c Fine Tarred Manila Lath Yarn l5c ssal Rope szes
~ tbr adj and sv Rope csc: do do 1O'ac DO d9
tlresd and Hay Rope, 12c do do thread and threat
I3r do do ~ thread, 12c. do do. Iath Yarn tairi,
III M Russia Hemp Iarred Corage lic; American Hacked
HEMP do. l3c. -. ,,
quotations without mater al cnange we quot. bmpv
iogsheals 6S2 80; Hoops Ii feet Ordinary 70 fflh
33q3c l2 do 7a3Oc, MOldssrs shocks 32 inches
with Heads 81 900 50 05 Sugar Shocks with LEADS 81
inches ~ j0as2 90: do. SO inches 81 7odf2 loi n9x
shocks 7OG7jc Rum shocks Sdsi 20 Pipe SHOCKS 10 oo
dS7. ,-.,.. .,o..-
OrTON-The market the spot steady at late quo a.
tons stl quiet the adyfces of dull IN
effect business for export me
receipts at ports lO098 bales against l9 ba,e
7Ol7 bales this day last year lo
week, 5593s bales against 62 400 bales last week a
3gO7G bales The sales To ay were Vo-
baies o which 1874 bales ast evening including 25o Tor
export 7GJ for consump and 81 for speculation 2io
bales were contract The quotations are SIN as
New-York tribune., 1876-04-08
LIVE SrONK MARKETS.

NEW YORK Apri 7.-BERygs-Arryals today, 90 cars AZ
SiNeh At and Is jersey C;y maaing i523 head ms
competes SJ the against N,i1O ast week stu
tac supply large FOR OF toe last weeks ~ Lent Deal
had a unsatisfactory Trade losing money on
most o their purchases Trade dragged heavily 10.
krep thcm Prices were htte lower than
they ere wednesday amt YESTERDAY IN Instances %
lover This makes the average decr since Monday about
c the sales decline OF 2c C1ue ol nearly
loo sDt todly ut S0Jc.. % 10 % cwt tose "
22J tidy steers. 91c ) 10 good steers ~ 50J 10 AZ
IOc IN 10 eC. mag BE- cGlol te top oi e Market
few, and tto3e Cl 900 o. solnE ~ l@I llc of ~
There absrce, bow OF really prime dtoNes No
Texans and only large lat 0us sold al so Prices
would not average loc. 10 day.
The condition OF tra1a ~ the West Is thus shown
by me Caicrgo Lir. Stock Rff"rter OF the 4th
"'rho receipts Of cattle In this market during tho
past week were tAc heaviest have ever had IN
Ike period-l statement winch s equally applicable
10 the pl,t four within Two weeks onr lecsts
aggregate 2lJ heai-a number which VAS never o"ch
eqe n two weeks Of any OF he yelr The total re
oipts March slightly exceed 10000 head the Leaess
apt ach 10 these April 1879, when they
numbered head ami the next u order IN June Wien
they numbered 4Sl hci Thus lar IN the year 1915 our
sUpy has that Of The period Of 1919 y tsiSO
het or very nearly per not however, as the rrsJt
az ann oadingy Increased resources IN the hapds OK
Western feeders, To tho D,oss biity OF hodng cattle
owing and muddy condition Of iced lots s GROUNDS
farmers aud dealers accounting for the enormous
Increase in receipts Of 1876; ID That the West
"A f OF cattle 0 under the pressure OF
selling m their Stocks and wiz continue
th work untl they are eAhaste We have Dot tho slightest
f In either In regard 10 the rsI tho excess
the numbers Of cattle already marketed from The STATES -
Ohio Michigan Iowa Missour and Wisconsin have tuu ~
New-York tribune., 1876-04-08
We annex the Closing quotations OF INC 1OrcIgH Z
change market:

There is no Change IN the mOney maThet IO-'Idy,
and four per cent seems to be the basis OF call loans
on ordinary miscellaneous collateral, with excep-
tons higher and lower the rate to Government
bond-dealers continuing three. There is no change
in the rates for or offerings of discount The United
States Treasurer received to-day SlOO, National
bank notes for redemption. The Customs receipts
at Washington amounted to 100000. The In
ternal Revenue receipts footed up 100000 The
following IS the Clearing house statement: Cur
reno exchanges. $50, 1905. .s3S currency balances,
So. .O7 5O2 gold exchanges, 5 I6sG, ,5SJ gold bal
anceS $99j, ,515.
United States bonds are strong and higher, the
advance in 1868 since Wednesday having been a
per cent to-day's sales being up to 1918. Coupon
new iyes rose to 1883, old 1S65s selling at 1lS.
We annex CLOSING quotations OF bonds:
New-York tribune., 1876-04-08
FROM gig O'CLOCK TO CLOSE OF BUSINESS.
FRIDAY. ADril 7-P. VI,

The stock market to-day. although only mod
erately active, was sufficiently firm TO cause many
conversions and before the end To be productive oi
cu;te respcctable drove of tender shorhOrns.' 1t
is not unlikely that this result has been produced by
the romantic reports that have found circulation
during the past few days concerning the " immense
improvement" in the earnings of certain railroads
that churlsy refuse all information as to their real
earnings. and the lips of whose employees are sealed
by standing threat of instant dismissal II they
chance to answer a civil question in a civil way.
The principal trading to-day was i'll the usual active
lst-Lake shore, Michigan Central, Pacific Mail.
Western Union and the St. Pauls-all of which.
after about the usual number of fluctuations mp and
down closed 3 to 7s per cent higher than yester
day. Erie attracted but little attention between
103s and 1910. Rock Island improved 81 per cent
on n fair amount of business. Northwest, that had
not been heard from up to past l O'clock, suddenly
las usual when the market is strong got
ND steam at 42ll, against 41'B yesterday,
and scored 1000 shares for the remainder
of the day, selling as high as 42l2 during
the excitement Union Pacific did better on sales oi
ONLY 500 shares during the day IN rise from d3 10
Gl3;. Delaware, Lackawanna and Western sofa at
l1G for round lots. and New-)ersey Central at lol2
QlO2. The fanccs We're steady ana without lratnIe'
fxpress stocks were quiet except for lnled states
which was stronger at 723iG7l073ai. The market
closed rather firm at trile below the highest prices
of the day. The advances at the close from y'stef
days final prices were in Erie Is per cent ONO ana
Mississippi, If; n. J. Central and Western lnon'
each - Lake Shore, Michigan Central, North
Western, and Panama, each l2 Northwest IRE
ferred and st. Paul Common, each os Rock Isiahd,
81 Pacific Mail and st. Paul Preferred each 81 ana
Union Pacific III. Illinois Central declined is' anu
Hannibal and st. Joe Common, and Harlem, each 4
per cent Other stocks closed at the same prices as
on Yesterday The followingdabl shows the
VANCE aAEkET. -
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legal NoIircs.
RENE COURT-NEW- YORK COUNTY.

SUPREME COURT-NEW-IORK COUNTY.
- Sloane sole acting Of and trustee under
the last viii Of Douglas Sloane dc ea,ed plani AGAINST
Percy r. Pyne Lawrence TuInurc Henry A. c. Taylor John
j. Ova Edward = Terry Tomas Tomas Robert H. Mnturn
John W. Nnurn, William H. swan, Henry L. Sewa, Jose
V. VIA Henry Beste, william w. spence. James c.
Spence, DsOrel y. Montague, william w. spence, r The
Prcs elt Managers and Company OF The Delaware and Hud
Company, John Sazerac Joseph H. GOtwln "a
slgnee william MOCI and AL for bencht of creditors vii
liam 4. Booth, assignee in bankruptcy OF William Moler
aS of County of New
YORK, defendants. summons for relief. - Com: not
Ser.) - No. L. 70 the defendants: You hereby
summoned and required 10 answer the complaint In
action which will Dc led in the Office Of the CLERK of the
CITY ana County of York at the CITY Of and 10
copy o your TO the said complaint the sub
Office. No. lji NasSaSt i'll the city OK New
Nork within twenty days after the service OF tins summons
Oi the day OF such services and fail
the said complaint within the time aforesaid the
plaintiff tins action viii apply tho court for the relief DO
mauded IN New YORK, sh March, 1876
EDMUND COFFIN, Jr, Plaintiffs Attorney.
the abOveeDtiil action filed In
the OF the Clerk of the City and County Of NewfOTk on
the 7th day of March. y. d., Is q. - $500
Mill law6wS. EDMUND COFFIN. Jr, PlIs Atty
New-York tribune., 1876-04-08
Jre Cream.

EUSSELL's ICE CREAM, - Bible House.
90 ptr gallon less than three quarts 40 cents per
quart Eeaicrs and churches, % per quart Cream
shipped anywhere out OF town
HORTON's ICE CREAM
4 Is made from rURE ORANGE COUNTY CREAM,
the public they
with others MAKE, made from Pure Cream.
gales exceed oi other establishment Of the
Kind ia the world and almost equal those Of all the New
York dealers combined. We thus enabled to supply
BETTER ARTICLE at LOWER FIGURE than any
other establishments
CHARLOTTE Russo, rich and delicious.
70 CENTS PER DOZEN, or 80 CENTS PER QUART.
DEPOTS-NO 30j 4THAVE and NO. 1904 BROAD.
WAY.
I RUSSELL & SONS. ICE CREAM.
~ II Bible House. opposite Cooper Institute.
Special atteatiOn Out-Of-tOwn orders
New-York tribune., 1876-04-08

For future delivery there was decline Of sedssc this was
in the to Disappointing adyices from Liverpool
sales yesterday after p. April 800 bales l32c bay
200. l5oo l3liSe ia 8 o. 94G so Jnns Sgs 9gg
3Sd ;, io total 4oo bales first Ca 10 day: Arril
bales l5isc sth June Ioc lSs,s3gc JULY 2gP sl
Junf. 100 bales .3:7ssc total, 100 bales. Imra ns
S9 eSn h 100 1u3 bales 5 q 6cober
Il iiac Dccrm6cr, 100, i37agc. total Is o bales
Nav Nav !5S1 iss $S i$ssc; 400 lal';fS ;Sa
l3i;sec POO 3,sc 900, l35g2c; June 6Oo lSStlcj oo
I}4Sg1c TOO l3:c 300 lSssse 800 lS',e; 800 i53's;
i$:1.c Jn o. ic 7Oo ilsc 2 10 i4e Agnr Angns, c"
lc; 100 l3l7ssc total, $500 oaes grand total 2OOOo
New-York tribune., 1876-04-08
WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING THE

UNI TIED STATES MAIL.
Steamers OF tins Line take the Lane Routes recommended
by Lieut. Mauy. L. = NJ gong south of the Banks Oh the
passage 10 Queenstown. all the wear round
REPUBLIC, SATi KDAf, Aprl =, 8 D. m
GERMANIC. SATU HDAY April 10. at 10 a. IN
CELTIC SATURDAY. A ril - at 3 =. ID.
ADRIATIC. SATURDAY. April 20. at $50 a. m
BALTIC. SATURDAY May u. al =. IN. - ..
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, PIER 81. NORTH
RIVER
These steamers are uniform size and unsurpassed IN a
pOntmcn The saloon, Staterooms, Smoking anu batn
Rooms placed amldships, where The noise anu hooh
least fef. anodng degree OF comfort h'hor" unA
RATEs-saloon $50 and slOO gold. Return Tickets on
fayOraU e terms SteeraRc, i2S. ..- -, -. A, !.
For of plans information apply at the
~'"pA"' '' Il. j. CORTIS. Agent
New-York tribune., 1876-04-08


The London advices are again favorable securities
being strong on the Stock Exchange. though British
consos and United States bonds were rlilc easier,
except Ten-forties which were a quarter higher.
Money continues easy and below the Bank rate the
sum of f41 900 bullion going into the Bank on bal
ance to-day In Paris, French Rentes were lower at
G7f. OJc G66f. 95c., exchange on London being
quoted at 25 2ic. Here the market for sterling is
dull but firm at rates given below, selling quota
tions being 81 SGl20St 81 and - S9i2aSi S9ai.
We hear of no specie engagements for to-norrow's
Cunarder except 100000. The gold market
was dull but frmer. opening at 1l2's
and advancing to 1881. On gold loans
the rates were 21o. 2, 1l2, and l per cent for
carrying to fat. The import entries of foreign dry
goods at the port Of New-York for the week ending
to-day amounted in coin valuation to S2,052,277.
The amount thrown upon the market footed up
81 ,799125 The Assistant Treasurer to-day paid out
81, 900 in coin interest on the public debt. and
50 900 in redemption of called bonds. The days
business at the Gold Exchange Bank covered Gold
cleared. $2O,417,0O0; gold balances, S15l.2OS !;
currency balances $SSG,f95. The principal gold
quotations were:
loOo...lI27s il:soil3 loo..li3is go ..""l 5 5s
lO3U...ll3 l2JO....lI3 l:3O.....ll3is 300 .ll3 :
ll:OO....ll3 i 1880 lib 200 lib !
The days business at the United States Sub-Treas-
ury comprised:
Gold receipt. sjOs362 7s Cur, payments 81 ?s3s59 S
Cold balance sci 5Is IA Cnstoms........ 100000 90
Curry receipts. 3,33S,OjJ tS
New-York tribune., 1876-04-08

wants. We present to-day statement on receipts Pc
exports for the hrs quarter OF mo
year The ece1ts think be largely atr'
ued TO favorable weather Tor drying Receipts OF the weeh
bOj92 sides ard il9 bales; exports lt4OO nnes VIZ i<
400 England. a0d 1000 Ia The roDtineDt We quote:
New-York tribune., 1876-04-08
Ocean Cleaners.

NCUOR LINE.-U. :. MAIL STEAMERS
N SAIL EVERY SATURDAY.
Passengers booked lowest rates 10 from any seaport OF
railroad station la Great Britain or Ireland
HENDERSON BROTHERS Bowling-green.
GREAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP LINE.
" NEW.YORK TO BRISTOL (kng.)-DlRECI.
Takng and passengers for LOnGOn Cadf Newport
Gloucester and all ports in Bristol Channel.
Sailing from Pier Is. East River -
SOMfESEI, NtSttln .....SA lJNIaf, AIill ~
cabin Passage SO currency Excursion, Sl2O lnteTme
date Sl0 currency SeeTage $50 currency Prepaid seer
Certificates r26 Drafts Tor Al and upward For reght
passage, apply TO
". y. MORGAN AGont, No. 20 Southst, New.York.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-08

In State bonds, District of Columbia 3.6js adj
yanced TO 10 new series Tennessee skies ruling firm
at IL paid and bid North Carolina skies, special tax,
second class, selling at 275, and new non-fundabe
South CarOinas at 1.
In the city bank stocks, Fourth National 200 sold
at 93a g3lo. and 10j Bank of the State at 10
Railroad bonds were quiet. The Union firsts and
land grants were, however, in good inquiry at 1850
1OJls and 1904 1001i respectively; Central Pacific
firsts selling at 1878 ST. Paul consols were up to
$685. frsts of Eric selling at 115Q115i2 and firsts
of Missouri Pacific at 02l2
The earnings of the Michigan Central Railroad are
reported for the
Fourth week Of Marsh. 1873. 75...........$?7l,o79 q
Fourth week OF March, lo7G......-...-. l9',4O IL
Decrease. .................... s63,4I9 7S
And for the
Month of March. ls75...........".....SGl1210 s5
Month Of March, l516.................. 5S3,i "a
DecreaSe..... .................-..... s-o,U'i 6l
The Missouri, Kansas, and Texas Railway report
approximate earnings for the fourth week i'll March
at $6i.71l corresponding period last year. ST.
7ii-decrease. $3033.
The following shows the imports of dry goods at
this port for the week ending to-day and since the
beginning of the year, compared with the CORE
spending periods of the two previous years:
rn,ffsd fE, nt at the sp port so6o6o s2i7'2s s2o,
Thrown maiket.... 3,liI7lO 2,l63A13 l,790l25
Entd al the ST. s3s 7Gl 263 $40 COS 1863
Thrown on market. 4OG9l97o 39225,6jJ 32o3''Ool
New-York tribune., 1876-04-08
old DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY

DACIFIC MAIL s. s. LINE.
FOR CALIFORNIA, JAPAN, CHINA, AUSTRALIA.
NEW-/EALAND BRITISH COLU UMBiA, &c.
Sailing from Pier foot OF Canal st., North River.
FOR san FRANCISCO via Il iHMUS OF PANAMA
ACAPULCO, saturday, april 10, IL no n. -
Connecting for all CENTRAL AMERICAN and SOUTH
PACIFIC POKIS.
FROM SAN FRANCISCO TO JAPAN AND CHINA
GEEAT REPUBLIC. Nav b..
From SAN FRANCISCO TO VICTORIA, PORT TOWNS
END TACOMA, PORTLAND, DC, DC,
ON the lOth and 2ath OF every month.
For freight or passage apply at loot O Canal ST. " r.
H. J. BULLAY, superintendent
BANANA TRANSIT STEAMSHIP co.
FOR SAN FRANCISCO. CALIFORNIA, AND PACIFIC
PORTS, VIA ISIHMuS OF PANAMA.
Steamship CRESCENT CITY will sail
THURSDAY, April 70 al ?. mr
from Per l3 North River. for Aspnwal,
connecting. PANAMA RAILROAD, al PANAMA,
with 6rstcass steamships for ports as above
WILLIAM p. CLYDE & CO.,
NO 6 Bowling. green.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-08

New-Yorl, Havana & Mexican Mail s. S. Line.
~ Steamers leave Pier 3, North River, at y. IN.
FOR HAVANA DIRECT:
OF ESDAN, ApTll ~
CITY or VERA CSUZ............. THURSDAY, April Is
CITY OF NEWN ORk. ...... .......1nJ k~DA1 ANN ~
fOR VERA Cruz AND NEW-ORLEANS.
calling Havana irogresO CamDeac Tuspan and auplco
y
t)..... ..l !,
For freight or passage, apply 10
f. ALEXANDRA Il SONS. Nos. 81 and 80 Broadway
Steamers will leave NewOrleans ApTii u ana MAY for
NcI 1 m IL Tho above
New-York tribune., 1876-04-08
MAIL STEAMERS.
ENMAN LINE.
NETWORK AND HAVANA DIRECT NAIL

These frstcass steamships sail regularly at p from
Pier No. Is North River. as follows:
St,9msllp WILMINGTON. TUESDAY, March o.
Steamsaip COLI NJ MBUS. TIL R~DAN, AfTl q.
WILLIAM =. CLYDE a. Co. No. Gowlilg. green
LING & Co. Agents IN Havana
New-York tribune., 1876-04-08
THE MARKETS.
carefully reported for rIg TaiByyr.I
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE

Per North Rirsr, Pss.sls, and Railroads.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-01-29
TIME TABLE
m.,i Arrivals and Departures.

Until further notice. the Posfoffice Will be
open for delivery and reception of mail mat
ter from s A. NJ. daily, except sundays, and
on sundays one hour after arrival ot western
mail. Omaha time is the time Of office.
Money order Office open from ) A. n. to
oF. " daily except Sundays.
Western mails close daily at l:lS r. NJ.
Eastern mails close daily at 2:l5 P. NJ.
Denver Pacific Railroad, including Denver
and southern mails, clos. NJ 2:s5 p. NJ
Malls arrive from east daily at l:l) T. NJ,
and from the west daily at 2:l5 r NJ.
Nails arrive from Denver. Col, and way
via Denver Pacific II. r., at 1881 M
Malls close for Fort I aramie and Fort Fet-
termnn on Mondays at 7 Am.
Mails arrive from Fort Laramie and Fort
Waterman Fridays at 7 r. M. .
Mall closes for Red Cloud and Spotted Tail
Agencies Tuesdays and Fridays at \. NJ
Nall arrives from Red Cloud and spotted
Tall Agencies Mondays and Fridays Mt Q r M.
Mail closes for Davis Rancho SATURDAYS at
Mall arrives from Davis Rancho Fridays at
Or. N.
Mall closes for Fort Collins and ~LonGmont.
col. Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays Mt
Nall arrive4 from Fort Collins and Long
mont, Col, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
II. CLAICHE. Postmaster.
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NOTES.

A new post hospital is in process of
construction at Fort Sanders.
The resignation of Capt. A. B.
Cain, 4th Infantry, has, 1t is reported,
been Withdrawn, and he remains in
the service.
A large government freight train
returned to Cheyenne Depot yester-
day, from Fort Fetterman, to which
point it had taken military supplies.
Company X. Sd cavalry. has been
ordered from Camp Robinson (Red
tCloudl to Camp Sheridan, Spotted
Tail, on account of the scarcity Of hay
at the former place.
A general court martial has been
appointed to meet at Fort d. A. Rus
sell. w. T., at 10 O'Clock a. m. Feb.
LIST, 1876, for the trial of such prisoners
us may properly be brought before it.
Detail for the court: Major John V.
Du Bots, 3rd cavalry; Capt. Arson
Mills, 3rd cavalry; Capt. Joseph Il.
Haskell, 23rd Infantry; Capt. Alex.
Sutorius. 3rd cavalry; 1st Lieut.. JOS.
Lawson, 3rd cavalry; LIST Lieut.. Aug.
G. Paul, Bird cavalry; 2nd Lieut.. Sam.
A. Cherry, 23rd Infantry; LIST Lieut.. j.
b. johnson, 3rd cavalry Judge Advo-
cate,
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-01-29

At the meeting Of the City Fathers
last evening. the bill Of Geo. l.. Holt,
was referred, and the bill Of Street
Commissioner Blackstone. for SIS.
was allowed. The LEADER Was
awarded the contract for the city
printing for 1876. The Office of city
jaiIor was abolished, and the duties
thereof hereafter devolve on the city
marshal. An amended fire ordinance
was passed, land will appear in the
LEADER.) An ordinance concerning
the carrying of firearms and one
concerning Migrants were referred to
the committee o police. The entry
of the town-site was ordered and
also the survey aud mapping Of the
reservation around the lake. After
some discussion concerning the water
supply and city improvements, the
Council adjourned to Friday, Feb.
4th.
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James Roberts, Chief Clerk at Red
Cloud agency, purchased yesterday,
of Whipple & Hay, a large stock of
groceri es, provisions, clothing. dry
goods, boots, shoes, etc., and will
leave for Custer City, this morning,
with three loaded wagons. Mr.. Rob-
erts has already erected the largest
building in Custer, or the Hills, and
has 1t in readiness for the reception
of his stock. He is well and favor
ably known throughout this section
OF country, and we predict that he
will strike it rich in his new VEN
ture.
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oas rhou.and DOLLAR. nev.r

The shove resand viii he paid by
Albany CouJfy, Wyoming TERRITORY,
for the apprehension Of GEORGE W.
RITTER. late Treasurer OF Albany
County, who abSconded from Lar
annie City, on Dec. ~, 1875. Said
George w. Ritter, is about As years of
age. about 3 feet s inches high, weighs
about 145 pounds, dark complexion,
small features, light blue, weak eyes;
upper set teeth false, and recently put
in; when left wore a small mustaciie.
The reward. above. will be paid for
his arrest and detention till informa
ton Is communicated 10 the under
signed at Laramie City, Wyoming
Territory. By order of the Board Of
County Commissioners.
j. X. BRoPHY,
Sheriff, Albany Co., Wyo. Ter
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