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- wv SbSHuhh gAudJtAss
Orets orc Eanc 90 Vents. Oebuneen In eesn,
wane pro Sane % Senss.
1. esme Der Isste Spmbarstsr. |Ossus bon
4 Der acknowledgements. graablnHs
BON Baloutn WtDabaulen.
Die Blauen une 6elben. gene3uela.
niibes @baratterbilo pon Grisorlh
Bern6der.
Der Ramb gtraAburs's. gaterlanSi.
11er Rotan BON beribert 0tau.
q. GeutidlaneS Gbre. 6iitoriiher Tc'
man bon Serno bon Buied.
q Das Seitament Reter bee @rpAen.
9toman uno GslbIbts pon Sueian btr'
T. Ser elephant. ROmii@sr goman bon
u. ,. 9Sinterfelo,
as Der fiesenns S%cldnner. 6iftori.
.'-t i1er &oman BON v. u. Bra@oogel.
s3tpei BQnoe.
L. Ole oblpasiebs. Cine Gr,abIums aus
,Dem alten Berlin, BON Geor9 Dill uno
Desmeia, Criminal 3 Deldibte bon
Grieo. 6risoriH. 3uiammsn in einem
BanD. .....fs
II. Serr setoa. Criminal . ROman bon
emil Californian. Ifr.t- A
II. Swsi beitere @efdtebten. Bon Ibolt
- = Mtlselburs. = 3pei 26bne.- SerU'
t bias. 3ulamnen in einem 8ano.
II. Der tpfie SanS. Criminal . GeIhi1te
bon u. 6trediuB, llnp Die &pbne
garnepelts. 6iitorii9er 0toman BON
I'll. ebmiOt . gseiBsnTs!s. 3uiammsn in
.t enem Sano.
Ia Inn Tbron nte eeben. 6iHpriIdsr Ro.
man pom Beor8 6iItl
IL. SIM Gdfenfter, Speialsr Ronan bon
IT SSrieorib GerItGder.
Il. asabriele, eaS .SSeib eeS 2ptelerS.
Criminal . Nooelle pon 6. 9itanaa !;
49,. uno Ole 6ranctireurs, GrJdbtun9
aus benz oentIa : tran3Diiihen 8riese
pom 6risSrlt Ssr,tader' 3uammen
in einem Ban0.
II. Sin 8erpprieuer.. GriminaI.g tposue
ppn 3. D. Semlns. -1aS 6prftbauS
D.. Doer Die ptloe Sasb in Der ,pial, Gus
jammen in einsm 8auo.
10 Seremias une bic idDpne 0tncenSia,
~. Der PER- bsS b&uies.-6rau 0ps
d,en.-Dte Serlpbte,-ReSine. Gr.
. l~aDlIngen BON yVaria BON Oilers. 3us
~. iammen in einem Banb. -,
.. u. 20. Der Sets ppn GrS.. gon..I. q. Sra&'
oo9el. 3iuei Sdube.
nj. Die alte ipaniidbe ~lrfunee, pru Nr'
m1no un0 SaS @sipenh. ,,GpiIoos
aus benz oeutid. frarjpfidsn 2rie9s
non D. 3. BON Oebenrotb. 3uianrmtn
in eiuem 8ano.
m, Bier SIltben unb cine Trmdt SO.
! belle BON gSilbelm S9mibt. Is plcmba.
9looele bon prO5per Wterrlme. Gus
BOD, Ianmen in einem 8anp.
%, GlanJenee Sabnen.. Hontan BON aug.
Sllberltttn. liter 8ano.
"A e3lGn,cuee Sabnen. .Noman BON Nue
SilberIiein. 2ter Scno uno Die q pnr
brinet es an BEN Gag. 3ulaminsn IN
einen Sano.
~ Die Sarpnin. &oman bon @uesn Tar
beurotb UNI IRit ciierner $anb. 81,
lamlnen III einem Yano.
ID Tts 1flqperei Der eisbs. ROma Dor
&spsRe sab
, 1876-01-18
n. 70. Bo. Tte Eatns;etden. gspnan bon n
W. badl1noer.
x.s 30. I'D. Inn 23epter unb Rrpnen. 3eitros
man bon Oregon Samaron,

n. u. 70. Bb. Tie Eatns;etden IN. Epnan BON n
W. 6aflGnoer.
-. v. 30 Bb. Inn a,epter unb 4rOnen. 3eitro.
nlait bon Oregon Samarop.
Ser gfOro Z NmerifaniIGe 9pImetidet
nnfeblbare Jtatbgeber
fir Ginpanberer uno Ginaewanbvrte.
entbalt cine tnfs sstaBte unO fir SsOermann peritans.
lihe
..@ramnldtit Der en9lii6en Sprafe,
ncbl @nleituna in turjer ,3eit
rbns Sebrer eii9lii1 fpredDen nne fd,reibeu IN
lernen:
duBeroeir s,us
poll ftGnbtge Wtu@> "a mIuna
bon 8~rieten, &e6nune.u, c~s~pna.n. Sontratt.r
aBedleln, Nnipeilun9en, 3ettunas.Qnnoncen,
beiGditstarten &C.
StebfnJcbnte Muiase.
Dappoetel 9~ebulbDen, 80 Gents, nit Geoer . Ntideu.
go Gents.
Ole Contribution ber Ser. Stdaten,
ne5it erlduter!iiraen uno 9eidbibtliber GinIsituns
Sur ~ipe5icqen Benlsuns fir
Ginipauoerer unb Gbu1en.
Vfarbeitet bon SuliuS @etn.
9ritte NuHase..
Veoul!oeft, gu GtHts. Gartonlrt, IS q 'nf4.
Gebt6t e
Don
S;tbmig Iblanb.
275 sti'en soo., brpIbirt, 81 90. GIesant s~sbunosA
NIT G"Ihsreiiuus, $1.5O.
Ser alatrifaniid.s. Gaitetens8 Bidder
. ODER
G~nffructiDe InfpeifMna
3ur NnfertiQuus aaer glrten
Yaiteten, 2Crten lttlo Gterrabme,
oon c tito 8 rtebri6, prafti'dcr paIteten . Bidder.
M-si3 rs Gcits.
, 1876-01-18
Giniae quite Griinoe :

1.-Gine neue GrRnbuns. srinSlt& sspsats
uno aeIidert bur& Tatent.
Z.-Wtatt eiueit poIIfp mtnen 2ad'Su@,
sleia auf beicen Seitsn. an anen Irten BON 5tofs~.
S.--9auit leidt, ianft. eerGuidlos unb rai@-bsrs
6 o III ii o n bon Gi9en tafteu.
4.-0auerbaft-auft bre Ian8 pbns Sfspa'
gatuaen. s.sl.
5.-@ srrt&tet aIGe 4rten BON @rbstt
uao 8 auep WGbereien in elmer por3i9liden99erle.
G.-Sit fir ben Irbeitet Iebr lei6t 3u ) a n o.
Fatsn. Vie 9dn9e Ger slide fam resuiirt psrosn
f;1brsno Die Dtaihiue i'm Ganse lit, uno niels taHH
9lit e,rsm 6aosn psrIeben psroelh, obne bob berielbs
>drb GLIDER iu seben bat. L.
s,-pllW eiufab, itnnretd, elegant tnoeril
fer Std obnc cen Gsbraud3 bon @os 98beel Gears,
totarp Ga,Rs unb &epsr 9lrms formirt lptro. bot Den
q utomatieDrop Seeo, tuelter zine slet%-
mdBisf San9e ,bss Sti@ss bel irseno
ciner Gfihwiubigfeit f4ert. Dat unlsrsu
teusn Sbrrao Gontrolter, ipeIber eiits 8ieI~'
alGBies 8eps9uns Der Stssolsr@ar srlaubt uftn e'uer
Series bes 8 aben po%rbsu9t -.
Sc onitructipn d u 8 e 4 sr9fGlti9 uno p0a'
e1Iptt. ST ~iabriiirt bon ben sei6itteteu nH0
rfabren Irbettern in ber b~sribluIsH
Remington girmprp, Suon, ". q. @biiaeeipgsa
Office. $50 tSbeftuut StrdAe. 29R7mai.
, 1876-01-18
2auienp I'm Druid nab Hasm Wcuat'
MMTanenDer GrfpIa.

Gin @8ent pereient $ti2 tn ptsr lasen uuh sn Mnst.
rsr S45S in = Gasen e'Wb ben gsrtduf ron
Seean's StprD ; :sn str TsSsss Ss9as s ss.
eeduns gen, 2lbenteuern une DnnEsrn auf
antsr prr see; lauben, S6Ilmmen, 8ats etstfNtn Il
anti 2S5 ~pafsneen abblIeunesn. Vrets ~ ssrf Gteeris
@at Den raltltsu Atsans. piau Ssrs lid saie ~,
afifaf
, 1876-01-18
Macuten oerfauetf
prof. fowler aber Maanbarkeit,

@siblicbfeit 'nne eeren stssnlsitta 8e,iebun.
eiebe. ibre @eisse, Weadbt &c. ~Slssntsn ~usrfaufsn
tdalit pom t5-2h @rsmplare. Man ipsnte T6 NIT N:-
@irabsrer &~y-tigfsit an hts %atii ,nai wubliitins
philadelphia. %, 4gDt1asn
, 1876-01-18
Spatt'S 2ebeus'Sclidin.
Gin me0iainiiAeS Wunbcr.

Wuu Mleut3tutlWeS
Meumattsmus, Neuralsia, @tdt in ibrsm i6iimmxen
starturn, Serofeln. &pni8s. arautbett. &rpipelas, site
8ei&wlrs unp bic i4Iin,mien Jdae Won Slutfrantstt,
ten, ercBe S6pdbe, Gsber. uno Mtsrenleirsn, Nins-
purm &c. &c. pirp ,iuf's Ssfiutmteae eurD eieien 9pnis
aasr &sintsunssnittel stbstlt. Derisibs tit smslSHO-
spandie Sabre p,nbnr6 sptn publttum erprpbt, st
punperttauienee Won 5aaen eststlt unS eurirt nets,
lpenn nab 0oritrift ssnpmmen.. ST elm iiGerts Ye.t.
rnittel ppn bttttln IN allen beilbaren Jdlen. eurirg pt
%faalltsn oltsn Sslbpars. ielbt NO Ger 8ne8sn lbpH an
9%eirsien tt. q a1 tBfN -
Spatrs 2ebenssR aIfam' eurirte Ssrrn j. Q. As,1.
nap, Iraepeen i'm garf-9beater ,u Sroctipn, ". Vs.,
orn1 drenti6en Rheumatic mus, naAeem eerielbe p,ue
Grfclg ron ben pprSlslttiten Ner3tea @urppa's Enb
Nmerifa'S tsbanbslt ippresu mar.
Sparts $ebeuS. Naltam eurtrte 5errn q. y.
Seup. Oodnarfer No. III Diabtlpn Str., non ttn EN-
getabrlitsn GciGpIr, natpem er iehS Wpnase TN
Srpappao 6pipital mar Mne bort ais unbei!bar ertIart
puree.
Spatt's Reconsideration tstlts Ssrrn 5aepb Nctp,
Office No. 242 @ystnpth Str, ron eiuem ierpfuISlen
Wel6wure, wpbst bic 6aulniB f6pn bic aWf ben EnpGen
eebrunsen mar. Serr u. BAT pdtrene 10 SabreM mad
e~eitsbener 5eilnns Ielne QDisDsrbslans Der 8ranIsstt
%trtabren.
Spatt's ..eebens. Saiiam eurtrts Ssrrn QDiutam
Springer. so. 1888 8rpVme Str. ~pplfanbie pen sats
,inretem Rbeumatismus 70 ernhlt6er Art. 6aB b~srIrt5s
zen Gstf hes 8rantsn i&On perpirrt bate. Der @e-
mar pdbrenb prsier WiOnate ans 8ett asfeislt.
gu BADEN IN Ger 6dupt, Office, 246 @ranb Ctr, xat
bel Apctbstern i'm @%aGemsiuen. sa 81 per 5lal&s. SsGs
klalhen S..
Saatt's bsraBmts 9etlmtttel ftnb:
Spatt's uIfsblbarer Qebsns- 3 aiTon su 81 90.
Spatt's IA b., bstpslt itarter eebens. 8aliam, Az
LIS. = Spatt's pulmpnte SaIfam, pbsr Der s&wiHo.
iudtisen 6rsunb, sa $t.M. Spatt's Spis Stni'
msnt, ~unfsblbar fur eetpen uub S6msr3sn jsber Mrt,
gu so Gents. Spatt's Snsd, Sur fir @rfdlan8,
Appfwsb. SnRusnSa, Gatarrb, gu IS Cts.
gDsnn pbtee artttel ni6t in surer Apptbefe pbcr an III.
rem @laSe su batsn tnb, 70 wenes man ifG bireit an eas
Central Depot, 246 @ranbfr., u. D.
@ewin 3. bpatt & Co., &teentblnsr.
uebsraa bin per SrpreB peri&tdt bstm haIbsn
JnRenh. - 13rn2inan
, 1876-01-18
Nmerifuniide Sngenb, giblDtbef.

Nmerifuniide Sngenb. giblDtbef.
Sn bibide Bappoedel nit Muslin.R;idsn
gebunoen a 25 Gents.
efeser nnc aseise, BON 5ran3 bpffmaun. - Der
treue @dd)ter. s3uiammeu in einem 8anb.
Der @iceripenfsise, bon Sral3 bpffmann.
aieines 1T Die RSieee ces 9rpAen, Don Jran3
5oifmann. - ale fisfabrt. 3ulamnen in
eineln 8ano.
D1 Senaelcufaten, bon Sran3 boffmann. - Der
Gdbiffbrudb. ,3ulamuen in einem Bauo.
Sb febe eid fd,pn. ppn Sulius bpffmann
Su iplff ntd)t ifeblen,
SrpRparers Siebling
Der fdbparje Gam,
Der blinne gSilbeim, bon buitac Riebel.
Der Secfpfennig. Orei &dtbarinen. Aua
Der Ge8enpdrt. Srei gr3dblunssn bon Sbsfla
bon Gumpert. Sn einem 8anb.
Nus Wadbt gum 2idbt, BON 8tidarb Baron.
0al unc Damaianti, bon 5erbinano Sdmibt.
Belphnte Erene. Safnntdla. Der miifp>
mar tn Mfriea. 3ulammen in sinem Banb.
Der MibIarst. Der Birfbof .3wei G~rsablun.
gen BON s. st0ber. 3uiamnlen in einem Sanp.
Has Der Meeni1 idet, nas wirn sr sud, ern'
ten, DON Rldoaro Baron.
, 1876-01-18

TO1eeuse binise
%oES=, SngttoiGrlitctl
nlt0 ROmaue
tnS 3n BADEN tn olen beuti6eu
Subbanelungeu in pen
Serelti9ten Staatea uno Ganaoe.
Grjdblnnget bon @nIiau Wieris.
Sn bibi6e Yappoedel NIT MuSliHtRiiden
gebunhen a 20 Gents.
9as Itanhredt.
Ste Sepprttrten.
Ste Mustpanherer mad Gfrita
SdDnetcer une 6eiaer.
Sbrifppb Columbus.
Siarus unb Maria.
Srane Don Sbnbura.
I,lredbt Out sebcibef ntdbt.
Sie GrffnSniig ces WprSeuans.
pie 0roRmutfer.
Ser cite arisssr unO iein sobn.
Ste gtpleiliiuDlt - Der eleine Edindrtfer.
Die SSaife, ober cine quite Shat iinoet oft auf @rora
ldot lbret 2obtl.
SoDdula, ODER burd1 s,dd,t ,um 2td)f.
Ser drire @otffrisn.
Ger 8onts ure Der Maler.
Sds Sieeblatt. Drei Geinidtet. l.. Ser rrels
Siener, @. Der pal4es nto Ie:n So9n. 3. Stf
Thdumenmdnn~x. ~
Die Gucagufsslilr.
Sdepb nnc feline Gpbne.
Gr~3ablnngen ION Gaiparius.
in bibiAe Bappoedel nit 0tuslin.Giiden
9ebnnoeu a IS Gents.
OefotId,ten ans benz gpciYart.
sOer Gdbnimeifter unc fein gpHu,
StraRburs auf Der 2d,ans.
- '." Solf8geididten.
Sn htbf6e Bappbcdel nit Mlslin,Riiden
gebunbe1 a 25 @entS
Ser atseuS1er, oop Ulasbreht.
q ebrefcuSidbre. -
gfe ZtMmme non portici, pom 6laubrsbt. unb
Spbonn BON &speen, Der ~Vropbet. Bon
Mpbert beroer. ,3uidmmeu III einem Wu1.
Gefd)id,ten hes Nfarrers siebsntiidb. Don
&arl Stober.
6fadbtlaser in Granada. Bon Ir. Norben. r1nb
Eaurbdnier. Bon Norbert 6lrte 3uiammem in
einem Yanb.
Barrier Sausentd,ts. uns
SunlPact S~asabMnsMs. Suiammsn In einrtn
6ans.
, 1876-01-18

eSaAA Wdnner une Srauen wercsn test rtr'
eSNU nat FIR unfere neuen SOieieeern.
Btletr. Gdbfeibe, eeineniaeen nne Sdbretbpa'
pier. 9roRe Gtnnabmen matt 2tdperbeif sc.
n,ddbf. WPan fdrgtbe icfort UNI Circulate en- .. Z.
9'uern n. Tublifher, Concert, 81. %. 49D4ma.
, 1876-01-18
6simatb nno Gremoe.

Homane nnb G%rjahlungen IN groB Snc. Eor
mot elegant broflrt.
Qrets orc Eane 80 Vents. @ebuncen In Setn
wane pro Sann 20 Gene.
, 1876-01-18
KNAUTH,
tsg4 q
;4r
S& E,
3 an k Gef1Q aft,
113 Broadway, z &
NEW YORK.

ssedfeI auf msbr ais 200 Der bsSsutsnoersn etaSts
In europa.
@els'slusiabIunsen burA Die poftdmter iouis per
4elesrapb nab ausn pIaben In Gsutialans,
Dsitsrrsi@, Der SHweis, hoaanp, Ddnsmart. SGips.
ben uno Norpsssn, ben GmpfGnsern frsi ms baas
e~eIiefert.
grstit'Sriefs fir NeifenSe ,ur 1snubuns in allen
sr6Bsren Stdoten Der alien G0elt.
gintafTrans BON @rbfAaften unb 6srssrumssn
isper Writ in allen pIasen G~uropa's.
EerihiFans bon 1atsrn unS ~adstem mao
europa.
Dersoauns antommsnosr SITTER in s,sip pOrt. uns
Wsitsrbeforosruns ~psrielbsn mad BEN SnIanbs.
Gur0pdiibss 9sIs alsr Irt sstauft uno otr.auft
Saus In Dsutidlanb:
knaatb, NadDoo 1 Rabne,
2Ai9ais.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-03-12
Church Services To-day.

Rev. Mr. Porter Is III and there will
be no preaching at the Congregational
church to-day. Sabbath school at IL
O'Clock, as usual.
Regular services at Saint Marks
(Episcopal) church at IL a. M, and
-7:30 p. m. Morning subject: Life of
Christ" continued; evening subject
Thou AIT the man." Daily service
during Lent at ESQ p. m.
Regular services at the Presbyterian
church at IL a. m, and 7:30 p. m.
Morning subject: Man a partaker Of
Divine nature" Evening subject /:
minerals illustrate character" Sab
bath school follows morning service.
Cordial invitation TO all.
Regular services at the NJ, Z. church
at II a. m. and 1880 p. m. Morning
subject: Good Manners Evening
subject: ASK Wisdom from God"
Sabbath school at IL m. Prayer and
teachers meeting Thursday evening.
All are invited.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-03-12
A BREEZE FROM THE Hills
Joseph ward, a Reliable cheyenneits
Tells What He MaoWs About
the Hits, Having Just Ar
rived from Custer cir.

Mr.. j. NJ. Ward. who arrived here
Friday night direct from Custer City,
furnishes US with a few items. He
states that the saw mill of Ward. Par
shall & Co., had started up before he
left, and is running well, turning out
large quantities of lumber. which
meets with ready sale at $50 to $40 per
thousand. Mr.. Ward confirms the
statements telegraphed to THE
LEADER concerning the new and mar
velously rich discoveries on White
wood and Deadwooa creeks, and states
that large numbers of miners are con-
stantly leaving Custer for the new dig
gings. He also states that the Mon
lana company. who have extensive
and rich claims near Custer, are work.
ing a large force of men and meeting
with good success. There was nc snow
at Custer when Mr.. Ward left, and
the roads were in fine condition.
He counted twenty-seven females
among the nine hundred and seventy
eight people he met on the road be-
tween this city and Custer.
On starting out. Mr.. Ward attached
an od0meter to the wheel of n of his
wagons. and the distance by the route
now Travelled was thus ascertained to
he exactly 24S1 miles.
MI. Ward will return in a few days.
He is fully satisfied that the Black
Hills will pan out better than the most
sanguine friends and advocates of the
region have hoped for or expected.
His statements may be depended or
as being strictly true in every respect
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-03-12

our merchants, snd the remaining
pinety-faur went an west Among
them were two cars Of cider, which
some foolish GIichigander j. taking 10
San Francisco. When he reaches the
frigid region Of Nevada and The train
is blockaded he will have cider ice for
sale.
1t has been decided not to change
the time of the Denver Pacific passen-
ger train, which will therefore con
tinue running as heretofore. The
freight time here will be changed, but
we have not yet ascertained the new
time table.
The two tea trains which passed
through here Thursday had 9.79S
packages of tea, divided as follows /:
New York, 7.15S packages; Montreal.
1865; Chicago, 1928; Boston, 81.
Among the other freight on the
trains was 1927 cases OF fans and o42
bales of silk for New York.
The emigrant train due here at $3.50
p. m. to-day has six full coaches. One
car of horses and one of mules, both
for Cheyenne, will arrive on this
ain
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-03-12
COMING AND GOING
Cheyenne Submerged by a Tidal Wave
of Treasure Observation-Disclosures
In the Quitting Line.

One hundred and fifty Black Killers
arrived bere on yesterdays trains.
Nearly all were from Iowa, Illinois
and Missouri.
Whipple & Hay QUILTED fifteen
Black Killers, yesterday, most of
whom were from Iowa, and and the
rest from Utah.
w. l.. Foglesong QUILTED nine men
for the Hills yesterday.
Pease g. Taylor supplied outfits for
sixteen Black Killers yesterday.
Leibey & Nichols sold Black Hills
outfits to seventeen men yesterday.
Thirty g~old-hunters were QUILTED
by f. Maggie, yesterday.
One hundred and nineteen men left
here for Custer City yesterday. and
ninety-seven on Friday. Fully five
hundred have departed from this place
during the week just closed.
Advlces received yesterday indicate
that nearly one thousand men will
arrive here this week on their way to
the Hills. Col. Carpenters st. Louis
expedition, a very large party from
Chicago, another from Ohio and Mich
igan, will undoubtedly come this week,
and the list will be swelled by small
parties from different eastern cities
who have written to friends here an
nouneing the date of their departure.
The press and material for the estab-
lishmcnt of n newspaper in the Black
Hills ure on the way from Missouri
and are now detained ut Juniata, Ne
braska. by n snow blockade.
The Buffalo IN. " Commercial
Advertiser of a recent date, published
nearly n column article. Oh the Black
Hills question. 1t notices the presence
in Buffalo, of Col. j. J. l.. Z. Jewett,
of Omaha city, and Capt. Thomas ii.
Russell. of Sioux City. These gentle
men are working together in the inter
est of Cheyenne and the Union Pacific
railroad, and they Will direct all parties
of gold hunters forming in that section
of the country to ON 10y way OF
Omaha aud the Union Pacific rail
road, and will not permit them to be
misled by the representatives of the
Sioux City and Yanktou routes.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-03-12

THE LEADER office has on its books
numerous little accounts, accumulated
during the last five years, which we
have been unable To collect. The par
ties who incurred these bills have
either refused L settle or else have
postponed the settlement indefinitely,
and we have concluded, in order 10
save the time and trouble OF entering
suits ut law. "a offer these accounts for
sale. For this purpos we are now
preparing u list for Insertion In the
Daily and Weekly LEADER. which
list we shall keep before the people
until the accounts are all sold. Some
OF our very active collectors aud others
| who want to speculate, Will O have
! n good chance for Investment.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-03-12
To Subscribers.

On and after this date, March 1.
1861, the price of THE DAILY
LEADER will be onedollar per month
In advance for all subscriptions receiv-
ed for a less time than one year, or
twenty-five cents per week to all
who desire to maka weekly payments
Daily per year, by carrier or mail
sIO. INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE.
II. CLAICHE, Proprietor.
], r. RAMSEY, Subscription agent.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-03-12
General Court Martial at Cheyenne.

A general court martial bns been
ordered to meet at Cheyenne depot,
tomorrow, March Is, 1875. The fol-
lowing is the detail for the court :
Capt. James Hcnton, Esd infantry E;
Capt. Frederick Van Vliet, Sd cavalry;
Capt. Josph II. Haskell, 2sd infantry /;
First Lieut.. Louis r. Stiile, Odd in
fantry; First Lieut. Adolphus III. Won
Luettwitz. Sd cavalry Second Lieut..
Edwin b. Bolton. 23d infantry Sec
oud Lieut.. George Il. Chase, Sd cavalry,
Judge Advocate.
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n y TVOBBI-Fo.
Sergeant Signal Service. U. S. A.
IMPORTANT TO nANCIIMEN.
Posts. poles, house-logs, stable. logs,
hewed and u,ihewed. fencing by the
panel. Ranchmen or others wishing
to build good localities shown, build
ings and fencing done without further
troubling. Contracts to any amount
promptly filed by II. Grant Dalton,
Up er Horse Creek, Cheyenne.
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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-03-12

Desiring to reduce my mammoth
stock l am at present offering great
bargains in boots and shoes. Special
attention given to 'booting" and
shoeing Black Killers.
m11-2t STEPHEN Bon.
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l.. Murrin has now on hand, n COM
plete stock of wines, liquors and cigars,
for the trade, and will fill orders at
prices as low as those of Omaha rKan-
sas City, freight added. No crooked
whisky, or ready made goods, in stock.
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Fayorite Remedy is the best med
icine ever introduced. 1t is sold by
ill druggists, and by G. j. Mastcn,
wholesale agent. Price, Si.00.
- mI2-2t
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Smith, Guitcrman & Harrington
will occupy a store in Carey's new
block, with a fine stock of clothing,
in a few days. m4-dtf
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Wanted

A partner with = small cash capital in
a good paying business thai IS parti-
ally established. Apply at store in
rear part of Metropolitan Billiard hall,
col. Eddy and 18th streets. ml2-1t
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have this day sold 10 ]. r. RAMsEr. the
.nd hereafter. until further notice, he Will
deliver and collect Tor the same, NJ. Ram
sew is the only person outside o. inns omce
saynorized 10 collect subscriptions to the
DsiIv He is also authorized TO make con
tracts for advertising and job ptiniing ant
SOLICIT for the same
CHEYENNE. Jan. 18th. isss.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-03-12

Maillard's Paris Bitters-the most
potent remedial agent known to the
profession, are sold only by us in this
city. mlI-2t MAILLARD IL Co.
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II you want n good. square meal, go
to Diefendorfs Restaurant, first door
west Of McDaniel's Theatre, Best
brands Of oysters served in evsry style.
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Astenuon-more truth man Poetry.

1t Is well known that women who
suffer year after year from the dis
cases and Weaknesses peculiar to their
sex, do not receive that degree OF
CONT assion from others which they
should. To such we would say, be OF
good cheer, for there Is a medicine
that will las 1t has t~housands) restore
you to health. Try IL, and believe US
when we say you viii nave reason to
bleas the day that you read this no.
tice. U-e Kcnnedy's FAvorite Rem
cdy. Sold by all Druggists. Price
sf.ee mio2e
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Favorite Remedy cures, Ulcera-
ton of the kidneys and bladder,
gravel and all Urinary deposits. Sold
by Addoms & Glover. m12-2t
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For something new In the grocery
line, go to LEIBEY g. NICHOLS.
m12 1t
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Favorite Remedy Purifes the
Blood and restores the disordered
liver. ~
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IT is astonishing to see the lar

1t is astonishing to see the large
amount of butter, eggs, etc., that are
daily sold by Hughes. on Nth street,
He Is a great favorite with the me-
chanic and laborer, and they purchase
largely and for cash, saving thirty
Ave per cent. Just think of the price
OF frst-class fresh butter, at 25c; good
roll butter 20 and firkin butter, 15c.
Fresh eggs, l6c. Hog product and
other produce equally low. Coal oil,
SOC. Hughes understands the art of
making money in keeping the best
goods, selling exclusively for cash,
but for very small profits. m12 II
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Favorite Remedy is a certain cure
for all the diseases and weaknesses
peculiar to Females. ml2-2t