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Two Swedes, crossing the Snowy Range
on foot. left tire summit House, IN Berth oud
Pass, on Sunday and started down the west
slope. Both carried oundles Of blankets and
provisions. each pack weighing seventy Eve or
eisnty pounds. on Tuesday evening one re-
turned TO tae Summit House. lie VAS snow
thnt. frostbl ten, and had barely sire 9Th
eao 4sn - walk. He reported that bis com paa-
lon had froZe1 70 death. Sqoe AZ .eE eAvins toe
>unmi; tie Storm SCI In. And.they became be-
~lideEed. Be L4UDei wi.h cold. md lost their
way. Taey threw AwAy inelr blankets 10 iAclA
tate their n owe meets. aud tie matches with
which they were provide being wet. refused 10
Ignite. A party Of n en- az summit went down
TIE tEsi'. or road. and On Msines- Ay found the
dead S~ede. The snow = deep ta4s toe re-
then, 50 they buried II Temporarily uoder sif
feet VI snow.
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ANOTHER IBERVfELE TR4GEDY
Two Murders in n l. uMter Ca mp In n sws mp
whie the Victims were Asleep.


Reuxa Jackson, a negro, at a lumber
camp In the Dies GiaiIes swamp. killed M en-
d. yefs, fcens AcC4rdle ard Murray Graham.
an1 ansef9usly wound ed Dun olyi.Ie Deye.in.
dter tie. bal retired 10 tBssr D. - ia the small
A. roar uing MUIR 0rahams bed. be Gtes
lri-e sae lc-. so par, sI 0osins the head Of
tie sfeesef. an4 raising Auit - heavy -xe,
u--ie- 3 Glade So sc Kun 4 his victim. Thea
ne turrsd q Nc, Arcly bed, and ffsi WITH the
u-tt and tte4 wltA he 81 ATp scgs. strscA 90
had 4ll sn lttea that uunonvihe neArl tie
begs. aad - r.4ls from lis sec. ~ sl-. Z. eI-
cl4.l-sd. ~ b. ,. ooys. the eampls falung" Use
nero heard tris. III dzsriu. . DIT o~.viiie
made ti-~ a. 4iiu taEooSu tae q 80 .l.o 5as
t. Glow Aapg-c al L. Be Sltb the Ia II The
d melville teius ln-rrned, crep; under The
utt. AL there received smother ttos, and q
"a wet k--ck-- Ll. !lt. toe w-tsE.
Ait4c1e- . t1- Faft n = tich the cabin or
- nv vs. l.i.. va a "a WuiCt DIuouyilia
- ket p, f-e 7,efl. nut Toe negro discovered
hll., art rl-t ~ INTO th= toaf. s.ruCk Ia 90
iLs mex. and fore. iliu - l-i - uis Did
rae ntsrs slp.--ct MS victim was dr. wn-d
~ turned TOW AEi the csrin. but n imonv-iie
hat strength enough left & cl.n NJ 10 son@ b4she.
% ID, e;i:y feet u nd tea he n rsi r.
o. Dse lvnts As the nesrY turIei away &c
ni.s-c between he tee n, YOI white -.
y - > 80. to-. 80 Desro TIE P1ure. a.
oil lNtr tLs Gaia on tue rA.t. and. before set NJ
-ii warm. sni cooi.y rined them Of everything
81 e, rOiila ~ u em over md over. anu then
taluwl c tue N oSes -oarc. 1uen caansinx his
Il les. be clicked ~ NJ Grille eaIust 4. and
set tla raj. n Ere DUN nv le saw 81 IN dtsAp.
a.. IL ! - las- tie lie b. led
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The Bishop EIec' Of Iowa

The Rev. DIR. William Stevens Perry, re-
eenils elected ESiseopL Bsnop II Iowa, was q
Providence boy. HIS mother VA one q our
most fashionable miiitners w the Arcade. He
prepared for college al "tne University Gram
mar school" and T. IT duate 81 Harvard He
vas ordained deacon oy Blsnop EAstburu on the
2Sts OF March ls5s. For several years he has
been rector 81 Tr1n'tv Chur.H. Gea@va. Western
New York. since l-t5 he has been secretary Of
eral Convention. lie has also been historic
grapher OF the Church. Within few weeks he
has teen chosen President Of tvo colleges. and
- nov Bishop Of oos OF the largest Western
dioce~es- And yet ne 10 not much over forty
81
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The peatA Of Macdonald Clarke.

On winter evening. some thirty years
az. The mad poet VAST centre Of group 4
vicious m-n and bows in front Of 50. Paul's
huron. BrOAGuay. 1bey bad mn penn-d Up
aEsinE the piirgs q that ancient ediece.
Clarke appealed 70 them 10 81 MIN 40, bat in
vain. The nlsri was terlp-st-cus, and the POOR
20 iHsss-ss unsA a. llst tie square was almost
n nsss sbis. Poor Ca ke was iOst I'd to and fro.
oVfeted, and made the suritct Of u any cruel
tricks Az last the hungry, s1tyeFinz bard was
taken to the Tonos. and ne lied IN HE eel be-
fore mofOiae. Il 10 sad that toe actors 10 the
tragedy Were known 20 few uersons a. that
time. but that for prudent reAsons tneir uAmrs
were concealed. GaGks buried II JeIs
MOgnc.' Ia GEeenwood Cemetery.
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Dom Pedro at wa.hiu.ton'. Tomb.


In the cool OF the evening the visitors
diseuO .rsed and started W tue NIL - ,he
the mansion was 10 read ness - convey ,Le
ROYAL parry, but the Emperor rr-ferred 10 w.lk
lac Empress ana several LADY frieu ds tex tue
vet .-le. On srrSin- % the tou ne party gath
eied Mound II. wade tle Emperor Don Pelro
M oyetet an stood f.g several Ron rI.s 81
= tlF .aLll- - -a .sFcl, L IS Cln.Alllu- tie
reu.al-s - W stirEtc1. Tue party then no de
tn-.r Nay 90 t1- % -usiun. AID there they we're
re- "a ~ Madame ierEhuann, President Of
tue h'frd OF REGENTS, and esccrfed through the
mal-i aud 80 uuls. Af-rr : lone O.. served %
ihe !luE4ly, d. y PEDRO rst4rleI " tie Arllns.
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A New York om-ial'. Record.

In view Of the fact that Mr. Green's term
viii expire on the Pa Of November Ie1t many
pe 1l!e nave Asked Whether lie Is sufficiently
wealth . I've without a. e for the r-us. eder
o! ms lie. he las held IL alive positions for
the last twenty years, ana " should ue >aid TO
his credit IL Il be mas not been spe ndtnrifL
perate IN eating, drinking. and dressirg :. and . G
Il prodigal la 3thins. He b = never been With
out o. ht on DIS hands but be never spends
MS own mOney to aclieVe victory, Aence. tAk-
iuE into consideration the aggregate amounts
received by mn while IN once, carefuAy 10
vested, he Is believed 10 be worth abe u QlAr-
ter II 4 million Of dollars.
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Three wa.hiustou SALARY sLavsr-


In the ofice oppos T. Wilarl's. over
E-ceys. will tv f-4u1 Iuomuson. Dean. AID
B-.uh4m, L.,c-4T.e4 - y-ruur4t Ncial-. ~
leaned tlrlr trace et--r-iHn ia toe d--sr.-
ne =. In mp-ou = nl.lt watcuUAl ga lie
capitol police, and - BE- does duty only every
o-ler ui-h ut be h.z ample tune l. devote q MS
lit.le / 4siuess, ~hich VII cover 40 Ut SON
a pt IN ste lcy Circulation 81 frum 3 20 10 per
rvst welding nice lit lie income fFo m 81
- Ss' Gear uuut-li gfol,.. Oh Dean so- p
2u t-,W into toe o.. ness, II lds re y4table oy
tie unS arrant-d ssuluon II cnief and pay
clrfh 10 De Nar--- rr4f me e. aud be ~ Aes
uis ~ 90 > yl-il - per cent. yer. Burr ham
wa, uuti 1T ne year az4. mes-e g-r ln
the IN e. 20 toe Quartrria asief -lreueral, Nnere
lie 4ietly 1ll=l IL, IL .-r cent. 3 slue.s, sAln.
n!nE as fellow ne Myers n -hiy olt of IS Z
90 cir allowance q ga he .oks. washes and
lFuis f-r hlu--li. % -lee fl tt- Jack no n
q sh-niy u - DC ren,s q come COLOR. W..
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II seems probable that Gen Banks and
PIT >e=y- sll SO. Crapo viii b.. Cue 10 8
MEMBER re @c,sd tnis autumn. NT Ct 20 %
Re reL-u ,rrd a. the oldest man ! al tie
-tlr. 49,. o.. -ti.- ssh = H. NJ. B tils. .
vacancy. G-h. bffks vt'l - h4ch, W.l1n-yet
"a o. u 70 me ASCENDANT he Is So beloved ~
III. district tn4t politics dnf stand o. as way.
AMI WGrtHeF kspuUltcan- - Democrats succeed.
he i, aSsis 10 tue ascendant. Al tAe stume
t1ere a. d sweeping mango o. toe ceeg4ti ~
when tie hnuw-N JtAiug- came 10, IN ls4 o c
va. spA red vito only single co 1anion. le
STATE Us not n ad- ~ rs Mid g. reflect NT.
b. g.Neu 70 tle mixed states Senate.
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Whence .Eailread Empire :. Ruled.
~ lnft -<'lcf . lft '.t- EsFI.1
The Commodore formerly hyed over on
n = AIDE II tLNn- an A.,

- -'7--- = - = y y II
The Commodore formerly hyed over on
the eesf slde II tovn. near tue 81 70 Yards cat
Wien be -ClI C4t lis vessels and became a faf..
read 40, Le moved 10 rs present nome.
witch il coustlIeDt 10 tnat iLtsrsss. H. rr,.
wife a - u.efreer 4 the Rsf-r1 ID Ctlr.h n
y r. ess side. tLt after tsels renoy.l she Joined
the " a-1tnstIn square cot sregatiou, aud % IL
it renamed tll her deata. eisrt YEAR -
t4-t Dc nov Ives In, ID was I.tl- past tf.y. AID
w. q A1Oul million. A nost All Ms fnau-
4 u greatness been attained ia tals % fash
i3red house and the cjAceui onlce. Tue after
L. a sis4. Il l. siI ~ dwelling use, the
W . r tart 81 VIII n - occupied by tenant
business IMPOSES. lea pictures sdorn tue
walls. lein- che d. u those u - tl4l gave aim
his mt uoteretv. Tie II ~ room Is w Ter 10 e
care u q old bookke- per. who attends 20 gem
erai duties tue FEAR room 10 the Comm I'd ores
lTiyat- nee.
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Alexander T, stewart. VIII.
L.asr % ne Eae,es.,, D,meerl,4ra c.ro4.

LII % 70 M f7'FF UfTI-dTIf ma Cir0IT-t
More than three years ago announced
m YOUR . llmrs tnat -fewfrr Irlsh 70 a'iy-s
WE look tng after uis estate win = wisfful eve
/ w as wvit ii tlA the 4rueys w-re not
al ne d, aLd EuoN that they nave strong ex-
L-f'aN % Nt r.cr-ss. Ole tain. certain. II
judge Hutton ana 4rs. stewart Gesl e TO escaDe
suhoS anes t4eY can DO ~ oal5 % compton,
'hg Nit- t.- il-r-ls. Otler Wise Mrs.. stewart
viii re DROUGHT INTO court as a witness, ana ~ q
nervous CID woman IL might ne fatal
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The Atbol Mas. Baby show.

Star Han was filled TO overtJwing. There
were Us little ones. from one month VI TO Two
YEAR, Old, on exhibition from Ataol anu tue
sIrrouDdin. towns. Tue prizes gold pie ces
were aw rded ny drawing lots, ~lth toe follow
ing result First oi 81, - Nrs l. A Cnau Der
lam OF Orange seconded tlO. to MA. viii am
Pr-ntIss, OF orange; IhiTt - IS. 10 MIS-. l. A.
SaIh Of AtI0i; fsurtn Of e. So Mrs. +. A. Nor
eros. Of Athol; nfth Ol 81, Mis-. II. Has,.nss Of
Athli. 1ne proceeds OF the show are 10 80 to-
- IDS = fund Tor sssLns oaI shade trees IN Ihs
villages.
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The treat I,psunaer'. Narhasla Estate.


The Careswell estate. formerly the prop
cry 4 Dante. Webster, and the residence u col.
H-i- her WEBSTER. consisting 4 large and CON-
mo- is-s g.2as!ou house, stables c-rrAse rouse,
buildings aT94rt-EaLf 10 ar .-cla.- e.,.i lis
leut, - tcr.- 4 land. including ~ scres Of
lrg~ forest trees; srttnciai pOt1s ana orchards
Il the choicest flgN tres. yrldile Annually
ssVera hlnire h2Frc.' of PIES. - ars. reaches.
&c. 49, 500 . auctl ~ on 1 4rsday 10 Brad
forI BiancnaT1 Tor $50 cAsa. Ine pnes n
ilsL k4d Der
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A Boy over Cataract.

Prem lA< Gatsoa tiaaJ co.rt<r, JunsL
There was picnic party Of twenty-five
oTtnlrtY en- q, al City Fails 90 sat 40 ~ and
one oi taeu. Miles Hardin. lad ~ thirteen.
peflrtd -,. 30 distance q l. feet then /. "a Sd
fee t1-n f-il a.. feet. and rolled ., ire bo:'y 7,
" tpe ft4.s - ieet further. ltc ef,i-a fall was
lt6 feet. down preeirl IS aud over rocks aud the
rough uii SIDE. Hart q was -lcous,ly4s when
be v 40 pl-srd lp bLi rs sense. sueedily re-
turned 20 hin. his skgu and collar bone were
Irf
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she Married HIN In jan.


on last Thursday Charles Hall and " IS
Kaie R-n.rds. both recently from Pet1'uma.
were married 10 The jAii AZ santa "a o, Jusuc =
J. III NcGer. Hal /, ainan about twe ete o !
years q a-e, ard Is "a i 10 pe very re-p=ctatly
coru-cie-, He wss committed % JAZZ s-me
"evAs s4ncs ON = caargv VI grand larceny, 10
await tue tttI n a the mex, CT nj jury. Mss
k hards 10 about twentv-one ye,rs 81 scs, ana
nAs been eus ssl - Hall for soIne time.
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Two Gla..e. Day 70, Every InAaSnau,.


.fA ~ { 't-t4 t-ffifrff e4Nf .
During the month Of May there were
made Ia THIS city about u 20 ke,s a lager.
There are S-Q'0 pe0Vle 10 tus ct.y. Thi, - 4 II
about ~ slasses; l50u Aegs would coa,sln
lsn'np. is ~ 81, every person TO ne eity ~
asses Il Lager Gu dlrn. Tue month Of MAJ +,
Or two dIl-ks day.
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The Kind Of Boy ID. Fourth Ward Rear.

oncer Bartholomew NurphV, % the OAK street
police. aos II IA GRAFT .ease % ssa.-Aser but N
ss,ur4sy uigh Aorrs ;. Hgo~r y'st1 VI Pear street.
o1-rr1 IN base hau DAt Tie c5rsI ErAspe4 a. and
found Il eovesec .a ,rcsa b,ek pa.nt Toe poSs -
gaVr Nut, 40 n lie TO ~ p. e. tolrf. yts srtay
u. FL.ls J-st-s Naaee.. rss1 al-s ieg .efv.
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Tn. New York Girls Way Of Loo1ia. a, 1t.


E~' wa ~-f'-~-s -'ftff $50 hfAfeNSFs
This young lady informed me that her
trouss-Au cost Upward u 5000. ami when /
eIQrvss-d astr nish ment AZ tots sxirayag4nt eI-
p<utlt-re q uoueT, soc naiys.y feyiisd: " Yes
sgelt sreA; deal Of money: but enc never
ex.e cots - o. arrY ID gre than ones IN a lifetime.
AM eesi-es, papa may fai.. Emma - often
expresses regret that she ID Z - buy los Of
petty tLiuEs wuen sue va 10 Europe Tor her
made mus EsTsnes'
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frcr ~ ffcrf itats g3hrrl-
Since Monday last, on Swluhurne Peck
ham & CO, wharf, very small SPIDER has oeen
raising from tue ground 10 the rouf II a snrc a
rilt per ole twenty times a. lirge hiu self
and uU 90 80 evening 10 had r-a IN ed a he .hr
Of AUoIi I've lee, r. IL tae ground. IL j. siung
10 weO - sAlflly ana Systematically - could
oe done o. tle most sAillu. hum an hand. Two
ana uAf feet lsler wi4 pl-'- t1e stone on
the roof, from hicA tue insect ccmlLenced 10
.Ha
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seouparel. Mi.s.Ias the Western Pres.

non Ns Ge.rssses Is<en cernoaeT, M 2.
Hard-working and MISUNDERSTANDING
mechanics and laaoring men have been enticed
to Galveston throUsn Advertisements 10 Nss.-
ern newsgapers thtt lAtUrers are 10 demand
here . = 81 q e. per DAY carpeuters and oricA-
layers fEoul $50 - g. ney spent al ineir
means ~ - Aere, and they ave obtained OF -
a few days wcrA 40 q ~ per day 10 siI weeks.
Toe -ity = fun 4 poor men VINO have peeu en-
tlc-d aere ~ Wig I'd yertisement cunninsly in-
serted IS aeaTiless contractors ~ order ~ over
stock ths lAooE market.
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y ~ - . '91I ITI|1sFF7
a number OF gentlemen contemplate
the purc -se Of tue Oh south Ct4rce ana the
ana % whlch II stsnds. SO as 70 preserve the
ellhce . toe oenv1t Of future generations, and
ss memorial q tne past Tue Plaza Is % Use
lhe W-.n .ooH for public sAtLerlnss. lie, IL Tor
meeuns' &c. or for other general yurI oses, and
maze business onces 81 the re-t. IL Is under
Gown tl'uo apiece - make Up the 1rst tlQ0lo.
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FrQT re tAtrfg1 \ .sg.s, jINs >.
At 4 little past 10 o'clock last even ne
copies II the New York papers % June .rere
IN the bands u COicaso r. adeFs-a circt ,nstanca
ID 4 ea,ts toe last mail schiesemeEss lar into
tue sns1a-
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TO WpITa Io,xfty y 10 sdAH. HVLDbtS,
CAIEs Will u AbMITfEnn N-AiH =

Two rheels vii q provt-d-oae holdinr the Names
81 'AArenoisss AID tae otllr hQdios numOlrs a
We ptots Nj iots \ lAne Aad Eiil Be trsvn
tnl ttceguslT rntI bytn Wheels empty AID The
tSrde caled esea shar aoder Be- a. TO EhicE-
evt 2 MS nufnoer desiEns - on tie utp
staieto iers enter into the cis r1bution
nne-s bis OF her paT nents snA 10 uenty.nVe
soirs On etrh tharr skel ~ TIE Of The aistrba
t2e: T.. y !. seatsl 20 preserve sosa fAitA BE-
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.fur Sal, Srs to Al.

OFFICES TO I. E'r IN s-cca s-JrJ s1- ,zlA1fux
~ 'runt h1d 'eAr, sci tgnt - All sean neafe1 Az
~ 81 sda faDl aisl O1.s- sAs-A4 Aas frAa sfjrt
SrEAM POWER. vth rrfri Art four;h roor.,
- lArge AID SEQ llxhi-a al lls. iease
- reat. PHILIP sTUOBAL son - Elz .ost. 81.
SEVERAL desirASe nosse, IA E-..S iosth q. 70 let
pH 70 HORACE :. ELY - P.as
SHOP and .ia.ies to let. IaSalre q, i3s ana ~
- Xvi gtOn
THE STORE is5 S.ssaa St sun eantinz. 70 Iet.
s-4l-oie Too n2a sag % 1r4nce. 81 Sen-FA bsi-
rss. scan aea,et Aopy A. the sun ~ sls,asLaa
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Take Quirk's Irisb Tes, the wond erful bilious
rsHsedy. @friss sc Psr FaeI.rs. AZ,
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HLRIyE INTELLIGENCE.

uNA--sx .tN.NAr-rurs a.v
81. rises - On sss. - Aooa ats 10
ssHsy HOOK Il Gov. i.A,a : 20 Hen CATE. ga
Arrived-srSJAY. JsneA
ttearrhiu Aitenare Lev-s. rlsss. al 49,
SsA sS ia,s . a.. 80. 80.
s'eiusr.p Pefaoren. Pais1e psiA
san UIuaFI, 6lcstis, nd.s
s1 ls t i've e S,ssis +, = ,asS -o
Bar Glnho, BorcesgI. l. oAas,
g toe u,1al rFer an1 eskst-i-s v-ssss
Saaai;s E,r,il
To Naiher--
NJ wfNsLOTs SOOTHING sYR-P - c-r irsa
,s ss'a a ~ y,. -. - s5 ,s r..
\ Mar,elies- Impro,eneut.-rss eelsu'u-
s1e i'Es sl.s E..'ie IIs'. 80 @ ,, sa,is !f.,:
oay. eErss EG9.Gre
Avoid the ordinary nsu.eoas and Irritating
ps's-i:Ess saeA siVen 3 ea..-fse. az si-.E-aisr
Mo,s. yae'ysy 'I.fa...4 4; :taH farsi,ars car
o. g WAEs. s2l Broadway.
T. VI. stewart. tie steam CARPET Cleaner,
40 seVetia AZ. seq ~ e-Fss.A-s-
ut fu. :; "a s siS s. =; i LAS
HA- &c "a tea, tender surns
MARRIED.
COKE EstEsRRook. = Brook ". 90 Thgr.e.y,
. w., LA. A. E.,s'Sf,,s ---s,'si ne az 80
hfGE.AS-ALts HorsF GA T1..4ty eveoin.
H, y w-i.- t-e az = M r. lassa., - ~ II
N rr * = na- lap-Tnae.e ta-rca b. o. Miss came
w f2x yFh 4. 20 ,, Iss.'aa s is:c g ~
Ter 4 LAss.a y. F--rr.
DIED.
CAsILFAR.-ou sAtgrl.y Jea- g. Eil1t Y C..ie.r
--'=f Il Alrl 49, 'Ie Ai- J-la - .s-'. sa -
Tae relatives ,nc ~ -ts aye re.e.c,f4.y !,r,si 20
Auenl - flner.l fr.n a-r ATE F-s-elt=. - Fr.nI
sFru. soiu,a
>UNnER WEAR.
.iAs D"A IN inches. - PAIR
AT
Ee - 'of 2'e,,,..,.f; ~, ~ y2 rPNARl6. -''
s'ooeA>p Il -" foRS
- eIa A.. a. .Saa .sIa ST.
POrATU
r,,..s, 'seee''fioy az ,''i1srys
NcALssJN POBalNs
a.; ..s4-T. eAs trss; &. 80 ,As re- -.
L.-. tA-N.t Al AO3Es,
Is -A---rs e A-~ ! "a.
KEEP Crsr0n sh,Rr>' MADE 70
g sil5l - lAke orSe-. alf % "a -. psi'
f-cIT st,riie,9T!. 81 bf A--.,. 49, -. AS a..
Ia s;- g1.a
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
tr,l.l
VI ee draw % Jaas O. PrIas ,A,-sl, or4srs
tAe- !-!erIAu3u f--lisaei free
IAILOS ~ sAnse~
~. IL " al - ~ T.
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Rtsl 6stItt.
GREAT CLEARING our SALE

- -nisIRIEuIloS Of HorsEs Az LOIS
~ IHk AEW AND THRIVING SETTLEMENT or
HITCaCOCKS
49,. cARDFN CITY PARK.
teperrsd ony oJ the rOs1 Uack from TIE Hon.
A. 1. hIkWARI's GARDEN CITY.
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LIST OF FE gT FEET x o ~ raE UNIFORM

~ W tA.y ffk eHAht
ONE AWARD q Llrxr Minsiou, urth - Lots corner
efJsrlcAo 20 leyarn A1d stewart sv- Ortn si5c1o.
WI AWARD II L-rge safe root b "a add Lotx
e.a,r q s!@ssi ~ 4ni At -. -orth 81 100
lHkEt AWARDS Of NsE Tvo-story CottAgrs and
SEVEN AWARDS Of sirtees-Lo, Pss At u.ooo
IsS AWARDS Of EisAtLo, Plau v,iaed a, ssos
rsy AWARDS Of Foer-Lo, Plata -liued ., ,soo
FIFTY AWARDS q Lot, yslued At $50 ,.eh
each. - ~ - 'A-~
EIrrr AWARDS - Lots vsiu.f At tiso eaeA
f!rL1 ANAkl, OF L - Va ned at tLto esrn.
1--WE htNnktp AND kiGHTEES AWARDS OF
ZACH SHAREHOLDER vii receive run Covenant
warranty Deed for i-- Ii, LOIS AVarded upon the
eoIaplstsoA Of The DAy1eaL
DAILY EXCURSIONS TO TIE PROPERTY.
LAdts and Fcr'isulsn cesr Of NJ TIA prorN
cur saiesrar from sore. ass 81 AZ 4 so'cirsS A. n
OF Ca iALe 10 oeicck tran fr rtxAt ~ ferry
lanrsf Al Hunter. Pcint C-c- Ata o. ferry Ss5
4. " O James Zip ferry, lot " Chir Der. IT.
Z ". HITCHCOCK. rs 81 Az,
corner . -. Se- York.
FOR sALE-ia wfiiiussr-sH-A :-s,ory sassu mai
sld ehetp ierus essT Iuqu4re A. -. sal MAJ ay
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eteT, Queens eouuty. lonz Isssd- TaNe II o'ckeK
irse fresi Huniev.s Poiaf ana - osrxain.
OAFfSEi sNll n. Aa-tionscrs. clc-. Il centre
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SHARES 100 EACH
PAYABLE o. MONTHLY.
SBs HfhnKEh sosp ,oE EIhs FAYE nSS hor

1900 NAssioS
AND Two ACRES
o. re bEsT LAND % 'se VAIN STREET and N,
IT, 5-ocss ron tAs raiifoad aAtloo
lab ~ kChAsLR or A SHARE upon the par
y ne art iasta meet uir receive csr-ffcsfs
teItl1g Ian o. her 10 u toe ilts or plo;s rrn-
oaea W NE ,nneten hst TIE fu pawn ens NJ the
- - ere DJilArs e1thef in ueesy monthiy
stslmeuta OF casa torn tfe pure assr nav eferfs
ths oeton Of each purchasers properly 10 BE- deter
pRAsIve At THIRD AvESrs rHRArvE
-. y PkEeEN1 2 OF TAE sdAREHOLDEks
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TUEINPENDING LIVE ISSUE
r.rrsr ptcTFIC SLOPE NEWs on
4Hg CHINESE QUssIIoN.

u..,hsn law ante Tbeu-efves-0ther
Tor thelr Benefit Dimcult Of Appiiea-
-.a.. The Rev. O. Gih-su Bssied over
~, Goals rhe Threats ef . secret seeiety'
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v be draSn % Jlas o. Pr,fss cai-sl cf4ers
tAe- !-!er1Au9u f-'-isaei free
TAILOR 4 - sAaseN
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CHEYENNE TOWNSHIP.
LEGAL NOTICE.

Pursuant to law, notice is hereby
given that On the 17th day of Deem
Der, A. ID. 1875, a patent was duly is
sued, signed by tina President of the
United States of America, to the.
Corporate authorities of the city OF
Cheyenne, in Wyoming Territory
in trust for the several use and ben
eft OF the inhabitants of the said'city
of Cheyenne, according to their res
pective interests, by virtue ofthe act
of Congress of March End, 1867, enti-
tied AN act for the relief of the in
habitants of cities and towns upon
the Public Lands" for and to the
following described lands, to wit:
In Section No. thirty-two 1872, in
Township No. fourteen (Ii,) North,
nf Range sixty-six 1867 West; the
West one half of said section, contain
ing three hundred and twenty (32Ol
,cres, aud lot No. four "a containing
en- and nine one-hundredth acres,
1909 and lot No. five, containing
twenty-nine and sixty one-hundredth
ares (29.Gn,l and lot No six, contain
ing forty-nine acres, (49l ;and also:
In Section No. Six, (6), in Town
ship Nc. Thirtecn ll3) North, of
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RESOLUTION.

Resolred, That the plat made by
the Union Pacific Railroad Com
pany of the town of Cheyenne, is
adopted as the plat showing the
numbers of Lots and Blocks in the
TOWNSHIP entry.
In case of entries of less than one
quarter block, the same shall be paid
for in the same ratio, as the lots of
66xl32 feet in size.
No person shall be allowed to enter
any lot except according to the legal
sut-division-except in cases where
entry of lots 2ix132 feetin size is de-
sired, in which case the same shall
be paid for at the rate Of sixteen cents
per lineal foot front.
Approved January 18th. 1876.
f..f. JOHN NhALoN,
Vice President of the Board aud Act
ing Mayor. e.
Attest: i, GEO. b. STIMPsoN,
f1-10w City Clerk
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Range Ma. Sixty-six, 1851, West; the
North taif of the Northeast quarter,
containing eighty 1901 acres; and the
Northeast. quarter Of the Northwest
quarter. containing forty t40l acres;
and lot No. eight ls(, containing
fourteen and lightweight one hun
dredth acres (14.Ss.; and lot No. nine
(9), containing thirty-iour and nine
i've one-hundredth acres (34.95); and
lot No. ten (l0), containing thirty
five and thiriy-one one huHdredth
acres, 1921; aud lot No. eleven Qll,
Containing sixteen and twenty one
hundredth acres, 1920; and lot No.
twelve tl2), containing n and five
one hundredtli acres, tl.05); and lot
No thirteen tl3), containing six and
thirty-eight one-hundredth acres,
l6.3Sf.
This notice is given TO the end that
all persons claiming any of the lots
included in said subdivisions may
make claim and procure title thereto,
as provided by the laws of Congress
and of the Territory of Wyoming.
BY order of the corporate authorities
of the city of Cheyenne. Dated this
10th day of January, A. ID. 1876.
Il. s. l.. r.. BREsNAHEN,
President of the Board of Trustees
of the City of Cheyenne.a and ex-ofiicio
Mayor thereof. fl-7w