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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-01-30
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cHEfENgE falii:Ts.

Gre-erIs. Grain, Pr B~gIsion. Etc.
Corrected weekly b. Whlppe 4 Hay, whole
sale aHd hetsn G.Oesfs ap1 cJaaassiSa Aer'
chants.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-01-30

n-:,ur Good. are kept for sale by e. II. Lei
hey. Cheyenne. III Jyis-eu
, 1876-05-23

gshon be brought To cloae3ond gou M1l therefore,
bring Jor,sard vorr sstn<'sss during IA latter part
"Yau ase further Informed that you can exam.
Inc tho testimony at any time 1ffsr Ihurtddv
morning al 10 o'tlotk, tn fte cornnIttce.rooma,
and the COMMITTEES desire to add tint y0n arc A.
liberty II bring bcfors them my reputable member
oi 'hc legal profeaalon ~ eonn.sl ts'y 1s.pess'
''Thc Hon. A. *. CtArr, Congressional Printer"
ca,cd-fera tim thrce days..was inant1'c1ent for
even a careful examination Of the pretended tea-
Jimmy alrendy taken, and It was impossible for
Tint rcsson fof your mcmoral!st u produce tetti-
nlony 10 estnhllsh the facts In relation to the
matter c0vcred by raid tnvcstIRatlon or rebut tho
numcrons mistakes nntf fhseh0ods which said pre-.
tented testimony contained. Theraupon your
tntrpDrAiIst conBnftcd counsel IN fcKRrd IN tho
pro,rr eorrse To be pursued by him, and was nd
yI%ed y his counsel that The House Of lcpFesehta-
tyca Ind no Jurisdiction him for tho pnrpose
pf impenchrncnt nor for tho puFQoRc % criticism
ur ce.ure. and that II was moi proper for him, o.
an officer Of the aeAntc, to mako hny appearance or
rnlt any w!tncnHca IN an investigation which the
Nut your memusinlAt further represents TINT he
II ready and able to vinlicntc hls character as an
ncer nf the Sennte against the aspcftfona cast by
tbs report uf tnfd Committee and show thai he has
tn!thfny performed RI! tho duties Of hia said Office
nn hc prnys that the Senate will direct some Cum
n,ltsce 1T the Scatc TO investigate tho manner In
! which your memorabilia has performed h!s dutet
such ufccr Of the Senate, as well az the genera
management Of sald printing establishment sfncs
I II has been under the charge Of your mcmofA1tat.
! 4, n. cLArr. Congressional PS!nter.
, 1876-05-23

ANOTHER WORTHLESS w1rHEss.
WAsntY0Tos, D. c., May 22.-D. D. Foley, Of
Washington, testified hcforc the Luuislana III
vcstigating Committee to-day tint, as lawyer,
he WIS engaged in the prosecution Of large
claim for Peruvian gunElo, involving slO0, ,0o0, ,00.
During the prosecution Of that ciain lie learned
TINT James Casey, T.. +. Herwig, md Nicholas
Casey were Interested In the clAItn, having paid
Dr.. J. T. Latdrcn1t, owncr OF the clui1n, 92,sU,
and promised to MD III tic prosecution
Of the case. Thomas, Minister to reru,
and lIerwlg were 10 receive 50 per cent of .hv
proceels 81 Tits claim. Witnrra had cnaversa-
lhe appointment would not be adc until hftrr thu:
s VII. 'stses se ae r. aS %ses Il
Ter the Senate adjourned Gibbs was appointed
Casey told wtneaa that Secretary Fish orpoAet tho
ill., Iandrena and thu latter wautcd witness 70 90 to
Peru ns Secretary 10 Gibbs 90 that la could better
o sea a1 A9 ny y b It'd as
IL pssanisfy interest IN .hs nattei: Witness .aji
tho statute In buying IN interest In clnLm lit
which the United statea was pnrty. Witness
worked nine .nontts tor Dr. !.a,;drcau, and then
Cooke, without paying wltness for his services,
The atatuse Wns hunted up anl read, aud the
e. p FGsy s st hs VA. oy
Ing as negolutor., wiillout having cent oftnler-
This Witness had told the Committee about ten
dayk ugo that hc had some fsaportant information
10 Five, nnd thu cnminittce l,Md him suninoacd
md he has bcen waiting TIL to-day to testify.
The tesliniony be stricken from the record us nr-
tDg no beArns the matter before the Committee.
VIZ anally n!owSH To- & remain ,or @ ~ fiw lays
Adjourned.
, 1876-05-23

sns nayal osheers generally ! A.Mi1thinf il does;
ba1s endeaSersd G fsialIy t. si.ehs.Ss .hsif dsty
and reported some abuse o. something Of that sn..
hare been renewed AIfes, Iii k1oE The @ esse
not. unfortunately. give bis name. csnnot give
instances, but my general impression is .hat u a
reiasei 10 DO Whit he was asked 10 DO, tn1usnees
would b. brought 10 bear hganst him.
nEN nurLEh TAXES 4 HAND,
Yard, gave the following BIT Of testimony about
the men that run the Yard:
Q.-WnsIt It to remove yon or to place yon somc-
where elsef All was that ehonld MOI rcmaIa
In Il, taat oa'ee' because would not retain As.
Q...Iie could remove yon to eomc ether station,
nn.lIe could only prevent ny remaining here At
moved Il yon tId al i.ot rstaln Mi: riankettS A.
QThen yon @s srse s' torsea 10 ressa Mr. pnnket
u bad sens s,ters 'GR iroSS S'; s:S!sRton ad,'ns
9,wwno advi,s4 soa' A.-aF watmonth' the
Taymasior.G Generul. Did you communicate to him
tho fact that Gen. Butlcr had Threatened your re.
m?sel' A@So, s4r; but he WI. aware p i from
see Gen; HatleI.", 1hen rees'ved letter f!on,
were sgycrnI .appiieantA-thtce Of fur" ana he
said, II think will BE- able 10 retain you there,
bat you muas ses Gen. nutlot."' j. was substan.
tally that II did not concllIate t'en. Butler hu
at that office, but II yuu do not eoneilfate Cen
l,utlcr yuu will not be able to remain."
Q.-Theu you went to Gen. Butler and mnde the
offer to accept the clerk? A.--Eo, sIr; did mol
go to him. that was before had received til. lot
ter from ucn. Wassnoutl; DID not 20 to ace him
| again, hut said to my clerk, the oue whom did
sclcct, swell, would like t, rcu,nin here. II i.
near my homo; anu yuu want 10 come Into III.
olicc. Now II stick to sou We shall neither o
us accomplish ythinE. because shall be detached
aud that wilt not do you any good;" and ta said
'Wcll. don't let me enbatrass you Will with
draw" lie wtthdsew, md then sent word 10 Mr.
rlnnkett that would rctnin him.
, 1876-05-23

The Committee waa careful not to enter into the
s9aIn.t HIN. Ind which Nora severely ehar:
hctefzcd BY LAHlnr. Tha Committee, on
frivolous and intlecorona = bigger man" letter
writing for which tho iouEo declared Fitzhugh Hn'
worthy to bo it, Dooskccprr... Fitzhngt up 10 tho
Inst moment did nut aupoaG ha sFhs to be tenovcd
The Committee dealt With difficult subject In m
Ingenious way. An attempt was mnde u, break the
effect Of the downfall Of Fltzhugh by rcferrtng to
Republican Aaststant nootkee per of tho last Con-
grces who was brltcd By fncf6c Mall mDncy.
The Democrats have thus established tho pre-.
ccaeht thnA foolith letter "a evidence Of an un-
evenly balanced mind, which un6ts this posseAsor
for public Office.
TIE NAVAL INVESTIGATION. ..
Naval Constructor Easby tttt!1ed before the
Naval Court TO- ny erlatlrG To the construction Of
the Adams, Mt K!stcry. EaAby testified TINT fnd 4
not been for tho visit nf the Investigating Commit
tee at klttcry the contractor. NOT Mckay, would
under pfcvfnns arrangements have tcceIyfl Esa:
tul.y Of s23, 900 on account Of that sb!p. aud
that even now under existing orders, he wonld
tciyc $fB, 200 NJ Rrntnty. .-
THE LITTLE HoCK INVESTIGATION
wah poAtpuneh tt,.day u@ng 10 tho Gunt!nncl III.
ncts of Mr. bIanc, lie Ill suffers from ,nhlhra1
fc,urt hut expects to b. out tomorrow. The
Arkansas Witnesses have arrived, and seaty tt
testify. Another wIinets has becn found IL the
peraon of tue confidential rccEetaEy Of Ca!awe!i.
, 1876-05-23


WAsn1HoroH, D. C., AIay e2--Ths House
District Of Columbta Committee has nearly
completed Its report The Investigation has
been very pEotsacted. The report Is fortified
throughout with rcfcrcnco 10 tho testimony md
statutes. The report is mainly devoted 10 tho
conduct Of the District Commissioners aud
Board Of Anlit. Tho conclusion is reached that
tho District Commissioners hAd no power To
bind tho District Of Columbia to pay In the f1,-
turo for continuing work Oil the Atrceia under
ceut.ncto, and fur protecting the improvements
already tnade. In other words, tho
issuo Of 8.65 bonds In payment for
work Of this kind was unauthorized
by law The majority of tho Committee is very
clear upon this subject. The Committee claim that
smoans q Tss s comttee ISsasd 1sisr from % ths
specch OF Senator Allison, Chairman OF the District
81 columbia Cemm!stee q la74, !n support Of
tslct colnmisstoners have wsongfuly construed tho
law to legalzing existing contracts, md, under
Re Rsx seat'.e4 q oE saasEa.s : ia* Mqsh aas e
tho payement haa been repaired et nominal e1.
pcnse By he contractors Yho arc Ioand e keep 1t
mittss will .eport tho Increase Of the debt foF that
purpose illegal. Tho viii say tia: some repairs
s Il e; III s a. s os q 4.
i 900 6oo iastsad u 81 900 ooo, the sstin.ts
charges ! looseneas u interpolation sgainst the
board Of Audit, ~ q consequence u which many
elaims ~eFe Improperly allowed: %s,1v
Ex-senator Mcdonald, Of Arkausae. testified To-
day before tho tIousa Comra'ttcs on Ezpendltures
lie FIG ssa Silver Mins, s!taatei near the Rluma
Mtne In Utah sent shaer to Eutppc to 'e tho mine
before land-ratsnt was granted The mine wss
ia,tIastioa. . ~ 81. go . John pslsao; Il tssa
, 1876-05-23
NAVAL ABUSES.

rREsENT TO CIIIER-CoNsTRUCToR nATscoM-
REMOVALS THROUGH POLITICAL INFLUENCE
DEN DuTLEH's POWER.
Special Correspondence 9r TAs Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. c., May 2o.-Willam Hick-
born, foreman joiner at the Boston Nnvy-Yard,
testified NJ length, before the Naval Commit
tee, as to the abuses In TINT Yard. Ic had this
to say OF presents to Chief Constructor Hans
com, whose reputation Is much injured by tue
Investigation:
Q.-Do you know Of nny money being raised to
give any officer or any member Of his family pres.
Cntsf Al don't suppose know any more than
present to Nayal- Constructor Willlam L. nauscom,
Q.-Iiow much did you raise for that purposo, or
how much was rasxcdf A.-netween $500 md 5000;
/ was invited to the nouse In tho evening and saw
think, except camels hair shawl. There was
tic sum was rather Insignificant ididn't 60 around
and ak anybody. They handed It 10 10 me-. !
I present. % 70 M M1s m iianseoH @ ThcsIr NV 4ns s Something
said about marching down With band Of music,
aaS libuta for ~ asc and e haye
ei0se e'.o BE- 8 saw w S to sase ~ IL
xnSy msn al 1T Mr. a II
tls Eequsst Of III. 4anscom. nefore ! called Tho
1S @ s W. II ss, q II n sys %.e
wnuli in tEo evening and then told them what
tie Cou1,nlttc. had to!d nc.-that shcro was to b
band Of music, and they would meet at ecrtain
pl1co.
Q--Do you know OF any furniture being. In.
ploperfy taken away ~ from snc yard By any oilses,
A.-Wo have made furniture for tho eoMns.suctor's M
house. ann suppose y h ihero now Tho assist
shop md got nice dcsk that WAS made for one Of
tho ships. lie carried It 70 his house. reeolect
r beaanse he g9t ny quaFte1mant I 70 altsr tho sos.
standing that ny should fetch Il back again. uis
house VIVA outside. l know had to mako another
ssk sass %hs1 5 s went oes ss
been there. 1t was worth $40 or $50.
Abo yoa kuSw o. haSs snH. yoa !s hsaTa - aa! q
yard w6o had been In The employment Of the Gov.
away with thum that belonged 10 tha Geyer1menti
Al know ! have naade furniture for lhe con. con
s.fuetots aonae7blesk walnut bedssesds ny ~ ssfa
you Ind not asked mo. There wose two black wal
nut bedsteRds made, and one Of the men who wost-
Souse aa b. tpd ss ese Mssas ba ess
now. thsuk that constructor Was William l..
WI q e, @ .sa aspE r., ss sste to.
ally borrowed furniture belonging 10 The seips to
10 sent 10 the houau. Sometimes they would order
had npsslng to do with It.
hoss ang: sh, gsSns
taers WA fetching Iack, aa geperal thing always;
'9 S$s gt ea ~ essa T. ssss sssps seas a
brought backf :A:-No. sis;
yoa notf All Il lad Sssa u aay. Importance,
should hava been r1ther surprised have brought
bact. Tho constructor was coning&ity borrowing
s15nS1s e. to tue 'hp' ind al '1'
1-Dia iha ottieors bring the furn'sur. back.
, 1876-05-23
BUSINESS NOTICES,

Dangerous symptous!-aIntter dtscllarg-
Ing from tho throat Of nose reveals
liberation uf the Ptultoua Membrane, c1us-
Ing Jdtal dAsast Of tho Pulmonary Organs, unless
stHl4ty eurtd BY WisuAnr's PlsEaFRKx TAU Cot.
DIAL, m tA}ait6!s Dlood pur Tying lscnedy, which
has tare4 many <houA5sdl Wis expected 10 dk Of
EQnsuMpAonl
, 1876-05-23

Dir. @. W, Hen4on's Gallery and Cha1non1lls
Pills are prepared expressly to cure sick headache,
nervous hesdaChc. dy.peptlc headache: neuralgia.
neEvou9nv&s and slteplessntss, aal Will cure any
aon Reid. No. 02 Lake sttsst, cosaer dearborn,
aud all dFu4X!4ta
, 1876-05-23

WASHINGTON, D. C., May 222.-The House
had husy Monday. Notwithstanding the ad-
vancctl stngc OF the session, the number Of
bills introduced haa not greatly diminished.
The Bouthct1cra, ns uaun1, were well repro
scented by claim bills. Among them was ono
which went 20 far as to require the Government
to pay for rent Of lands sold for direct taxes,
md occupied by the United statcs during the
War.
DECIDEDLY AMUSING.
There WIS much amusement In the House
today when q resolution, laid over for some
months under the rules, pas rcaehcd, which had
manifest reference 10 the third term. IA prcsl~
dent Grant hus permitted tho announcement u be
made that soon aftcr the 4th Of March he expects
to commence tour of tho world, the resolution
seemed gr0teeQuc, md wna tabled.
KELLOGG sNuHBED.
Gov. Kellogg has bccn dnnbtcd BY the President.
Gen. Grant q rcIostsd to have told bin That Il he
Gnsses. Instead Of arking for tfoops, be would be
able to prescrxc the l'caee: shat le had abundant
md authority 70 put down disorders without
Stats affairs. The Frenftent ,added wish. veic.
tnencc that he was tired Of being annuycd with
LouItane affairs. and he hope;a KelIosg would nj.
NELKNAF.
There no longer been4 to be any, doubt that tho
Senate Will decide that it has Jurisdiction In the
great extent devoted to a general denuns!ntlon Of
tie entire impeachment procedure ns relic Of the
t,nrk ayes, md an Importation Of british tyranny.
Mnnngcr Lord to-dny expressed the opinion that
the trial. when It begins, will occupy. nix weeks
In the event of the Senate taking Jurisdiction in
the nclknnp casc, It has been very generally dccld-
cd amongst Senators to appoint commission 10
take all the testimony bearing upon the charges
against ticn, Delknap. and 10 rcror! tic same to
the Senate. Tho commission would 60 to work at
uncr. Pending thls tlc Scnato would proceed on
It's regular husfness and thus save time.
THE NAVAL HILL.
The debate upon the Nnva! Appropriation bill
was attended, by considerable political excitement.
Mr. llalc.. referring 70 the amendment reducing
since the War that attempt has been 1uado ia
strike at the nnyy. lie thought promotion the
only reward that could be given men who rescued
the nag. The Democfatd we're hardly pressed by
such suggcetions, and could only answer Ly eheli
spectous rcas for economy.
NED1CAL sTAT1sT1Cs.
The report Of Medical Statistics, by Chief Medt-
cal puNcyoF Baxter, ts ready for distribution.
This rcpnit consists 0f two volumes Of 75O pages
each illustrated by lithographfc charts. showing
IN result Of tho examination o! over million oi
men the relation OF disease 10 socinl condition.
Early application 6f those desiring tho report
ehoul1 BIZ tuade 10 their Mcmbcrsor Senator.
4 DENIAL.
n ths Tettern Azsocfdfsd PTts1.
WAsHIE"ToS, b. c., May 9".-Gen. Q. Q. How
ard tccgTnpha that he did not - the report Of the
Committee on the Fsecdman'a Bank asycrts, seryc
as Trustee Of TINT inBtitHt!oH.s
TWAS reported hero that the President hnd tc.
cciycl u cable from London to-day announcing the
death in that city last night of the infant child oi
hls daughter Mrs. Sartoris.
, 1876-05-23

Nervous HeAlache.-Dt. Hcnson'w Celery
and Ghamom!le Pills will cure neryoua headache.
sick headache. neusal1ia and heryousuess. Fltty
cents box. Sold by ali dfuggtts, Office: 100
North Eutaw stIeol, Baltimore, hd.
, 1876-05-23
THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, D. c., May 23-1 a. m.-For the
Upper L&kes, Upper Mississippi and Missouri VAL
Ieys. rtsiug followed by falling. barometer, cool
norther'J winds. veeFinE TO warmer sAst or soush,
and generally clear weather, except poas!bly occa
aional faln1 In tho last section.
LOCAL. oBBknYArl0Ns.
, 1876-05-23
DnEss GOODS, =
Ut PAYS TO TRADE ON TIE WEST SlDE',s;;
MOST ATTRACTIVE BARGAINS
DRESS \ GOODS
AT TIE
West.End Dry Goods House,
Madison and Peoria-sts,
CARSON,
PIRIE & co.

OFFER tho following among many
other bargains bought in tho pres.
ont depressed state of tho market
at serious loss to the Importers, and
never before offered 80 choap:
At 12 l-2 CTS.-t0 cascs finest Printed
percales, regular 26c quality.
At 90 CTS.-TWitlcd Serge Debeges,
1'oplins, and P1aids WORTH rs cts.
At 70 CTS.-Silk.mixed Mohairs, Pl,ds
and Stripes to match worth 40 cts. ,
At 95 CrS.-Plajn C0l0rcd 1fOhairs. nj,
aaEonals, Serge Stripes, etc., formerly
AT 30 cIs.-rtncst ca.uel's hair snft
inss. light shades, previously sold fol
At 30 cTS.--llaudsome diagonal Costume
cloths, twifled D'hcgcs, and Arabesuuf
Molnirs cost 45 cty to import.
AT ~ 1-2 CTS.-Extra line al1-wool
Ubegcs. rcgulnr SOC quality elsewhere,
At so C1S.-Snperflne, Merino, Wool,
Serge D'lcges previously sold for G5c.
AT 50 CTS.-Elcgnnt quality nll-wo0
French 1'atlstes, choice shades !; former.
At 50 ClS.-French Cashmeres, Damas.
scs, Canicl's hair effects In stripes ani
plaids !: worth 65 cts.
A! S1-H-l Ca1nci's l,alr suitings regu.
lar $1.50 goods.
Elegant lines Of all the latest and
choice dross goods fabrics in tha
most fashionable shades.
Special Bargains in Black Cash
moro8 and Drap d. Etes.
Our scle of Colored Lyons qroa
Grnina ct astonishing bargains con.
tlnues as previously advertised.
, 1876-05-23
CLAIsP.
hts MEMORIAL TO THE SENATE.

.,," H,nrn,ra H. shsr,no NJ, nrcso,t,, thc fol1nw-
Inns oEnins su ousfn" ~ msse"'.a a.. 1'I0 S au"
r,Hn,t prirtnr which wns rrferrr1 tn the Conn
s'onn s.pm.aa 49, spr' ps.,,nnes and F,nc.,ons.
To ne Senate ef the United States:
Your Incmorlalsst, az otlcet Q! dhe senate. re-
hpecttnlly scprcsents TINT un thc 18Th q January,
United s.ates adopted 5esoiHt!ou as fo!lows: . -
,his loss BE- md shsy ar hereby nst5us,e1 70
inquire Into anu ascertain tha cost OF ana Ghhfeea
nude TOT work dohe i9r @ Gong,ees ama ,I1 to hxeG@ M
tive ~ to ,. a1.n's a1 TX ~ T..
done tor il other otlsqs; tl,at my ascertain she
soss ha,1 i pns " Pnr
for congtcss anu m ESec4tave peparthehts aoho
~ economically ~ u shou!1 ne' or a. y may pe
5as dDns sg naa int s u.et
and printing osleseu by tne txeGnnVe neparl-
mens and whether %ny limit shoaa h pc at aas upon
presaly authorized " lay; TINT they snake thor
ough exanilnhunn lnd1 INC opetat!ons o. tne . Gos
eInment fr.lni,ng.OMee wl.n G% M oda 70 learn IN
plan aaopieu 70 ieescn the cAp y! ~ Sussa
mcnt 1os tt!c vafous ltctus VI pnhIng 's4I!rea,
hha t4as INC Gn1utee y .,s s,o,, nko 70
this Houso ~! report OF thelF nvcstgat'ons To-
Eethef WIN tnG testimony lakEn " a.etn, anu ~
thai Gnu ahe saa s snn hIxG so powSt
fctd LOT PERSONS A"u Iapsia' a''u " uaa 'noit'
hana reporter. ,,., .
The oo}eet ot tnia reso'4mon . maniesy Was 70
AAE[h ~ AstAtss seA
ernnaent rrinttns Oiee o. bass io1 ~ Mieg!s!atlon,
II any ehoalo nppeaI "a 20 necestary. lHe commit
tee stale tic oblset OF inc resolution ~ leio"s;
1.-THE resolution contains u, ISe points o. M9ulfX
which, lot the purposes OIL lAls fcpoEt, may 10
stated % fo!'6ws:
"rsl-M hat are the eost o1 me S3anffes !ar
"ofk uonc 1of tunS1ess h.iu tAe EAeCttNi nepaIt-
n,enA, - cpmpared with tf,o expense of doing the
sumo work W psiyate par.!car n.,.;, ou,.
'6<eond-ls nc government PRINTING ohice
economically manasedf
Ihtra-liow does the cost OF publishing the
Congrtst1onal Rteord III tlie government Printing
Oiec compare with thu cost If onc by rriSate par
tiesf .-.,- =, H..
''FoHrfh-Whnt extent of Printing - done for
the Executive Departments, and would It bc adv1s-
able 70 reduce the eamtf
FUth-What 10 thu general management Of tho
Government Printing UHicc!' ..
Understanding tho ecopo and object OF this tcs
olut1Un " be ~ above stated, your Hlemoralst an
hip subos1nates aud employees In aaid printing es-
tAb!sh,nent Intended As witnesses before aid Com
ullttcu at u ttqaeat, TO furnish the sad Commit
tee with all the Information they p2sscsHed and
your nlemoFtnlst pEnduced and dtl!vercd TO satd
'Conmtttee many Of tho books belonging To his of.
fec, which arc daly necd.d IN sad office for the
transaction of tue business pertaining thereto aud
which books. Or some u them, haid =, Committee,
fGNnG&tEu, hHFG SILL 70
, 1876-05-23

Sick HeA6Rcho.-Dr. Denxon'a Celery and
ChAMonaLlu Pills invariably cuFn sick aud nervous
headache, neuralgia, ana uskvousnssa. Ptkce 80
csnts. Sold h1 IL dxa2xa&. Postaxs 1sa.
, 1876-05-23

Tho attacks on Da1srow by Tho 1Vhissy 1hfaxs'
Organ grow more and moro malicious and dc
iamatory as tho time for the Convention np-
proachee.
, 1876-05-23

RUPTURE. !.

sIlEKstAN respecstu!iy notines ths scalsted
the country scns Initiation appliances and polsonoea
rl1turu curative cou,puund, frauaucntlJ pTetcnd-
a sSi *2d causing ,rrpaIsse injury f. Tie aa!9ttS.
In III business. Dr. sl,ertnaa Il now In St. LoAtst
and will IT, n Chicago ID 1unt wherc thn4s
experiences and reiuedtea PRINCIPAL Office Ann..t.s
aitsr cufc, mailed IN receipt VI 10 ceata.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-01-12

We hope hereafter 10 make regular
quotations ola market which has been
closed Cor nearly . year past, bat which
opened again last Tuesday under the most
satisfactory auspices. Notice q the re-
npenlng Of wrLb's Warehouse BY Pogue
4 Go had been 90 short. that . large At
tendance was not anticipated AZ tile first
sale, vet 70 the greatsurprise ~ every
body, the streets were on The day % sale
early crowded with wagons, and the sac
was held with great animation under the
persuasive voice and hammer Of tile auc-
tioneer, Nj. Arnelt
About fifteen thousand pounds Sold
bringing prices quite equal to those OBJ
tained elsewhere. aud the only disapPoln-
Tel men were those who have NOT yet
cooled down ffom the fever 81 last spring
when prires went crazy, and the com-
monest stuff brought fabulous prices. To-
hacco like everything else. has had TO yield
tothe scarcity Of money aud the string.
ency Of the times, aud will nov bring no
more than II Is instrinsically worth There
j. little room for speculative buyers.
Little Of lne quality appeared In our
market on Tuesday. No doubt the activity
Of buyers on that day win bring nil grades
here. With proper judgment AID right
dirrctIon Of energies this can be made "a
hold a respectable competition with an,
oller market. aaI
We quote some 81 the sales
I'riming.-coni. 10 good, $3.50 10 800
Lugs-Ccp,. to good. 2.5O 70 b.s'
Bright. CON 70 me. $50 70 1000
Leaf DARK, i,sOto 6.5'
!. He'd. com. 70 good 800 20 So
Briph, I.saf--com 70 msd. 1900 70 % "
ohus brights 10 the market though y
drmand Of fair prices.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-01-12
REMEMBER THIS.


Now is the time of the year for Pheu-
monia, Lung Fever, Coughs, Colds, aud
fatal results Of predisposition To consump-
ton and other Throat ans, Lung Disease.
BoscHEE's GERMAN SYRUP has been used
IN this neighberliood for the past two OF
three years without asingle failure 10 cure.
IF sou have not used this medicine your
self, goto your Druggist DR.. o. Hooker
and ask him IL Its wonderful success a.
mong his customers. Two doses will re-
lieve the worst case. If you have no faith
In any medicine, just buy Sample Bottle
81 BoSchee's German Syrup for 10 cents
and try II: Regular size Bottle IS cents
Don't neglect cough tosave IS cents.