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allowed.
The Board, deeming it necessary that
immediate action he taken in the short
ening of the road from here to Dead
wood City, accepted the PROPOSE
ton of W. II. Ward and J.. D. May, in
which it is agreed by these gentleman
that they will make and maintain a
frst-class wagon road for the period of
two years, from a point on Running
Water creek 40 miles north of Fort
Laramie to said Deadwood City
by way of Custer City, being
a cutoff from the present
travelled road from Fort Laramie to
Deadwood via Custer of at least sixty
miles.
The contract specifies that the new
road shall leave Running Water at a
point four miles above thepresent cross
ing; thence running north along Jenny's
old road to Old Woman's Fork, thence
down Old Woman's Fork to the Chey-
enne crossing; thence north to Beaver
creek; thence up Feast Beaver creek to
Jenney's Stockade; thence across the
Divide by Cold Springs to Castle creek;
thence down Castle creek to Mountain
City, there intersecting with the wagon
road, already completed by Ward &
May from Deadwood to Custer; thence
running from Mountain City directly
north, crossing Main Rapid creek and
Custer's old trail; thence over to North
Rapid creek, up North Rapid creek to
the Divide, and from the Divide down
Whitewood creek to Deadwood City.
For this the Board agrees to pay the
sun of three thousand dollars for such
portion of the road as shall be in Lara
mic county; fifteen hundred dollars to
be paid when the road shall have been
completed from Mountain City to Jen-
ney's Stockade, and the remaining fif-
teen hundred dollars when the entire
road shall have been completed.
The contract further provides that
moderate tolls, to he regulated by the
commissioners and Messrs. Ward s.
May, shall be charged over said road.
This contract being duly ratified, and
there being no further business of i'm
portance, the Board adjourned, subject
to the call of the chairman.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-12-09

The Las Vegas IN. NJ Gazette says
itdon't like to infict its readers with
an account of its own difficulties, but
the reason why it appears on paper the
color of a window curtain and on the
half shell at that, wa because a form
was ''pied, :" and its bull team was stuck
in the snow with a new supply of paper.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-12-09
n4-dtf

Hagan's Magnolia Balm preserves
and restores the complexion, removes
freckles, tan and sallowness; makes the
skin soft, white and delicate. Its APP
plication cannot be detected.
a~p27-deodly
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-12-09
W. F. THOMPSON'S
LII M B f.
Price List.

Abo, full stock Of Chicago Lnmber,
Doors, Windows, building Paper
and Hdsfering Hair, at Lou
est Market Price. Native
stock a specially.
Mills at Greeley. Colo. Yard,
Eighteenth Ssreet, Cheyenne. Wyo.
w. ". THOmPsON.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-12-09

A remarkable Iowa man was recent
ly run over by a freight train, which
cut off one of his legs. HE rolled him
self to a stump, where he tore up his vest
and bandaged his leg SO as to stop the
flow of blood, and hobbled back to the
track, where with the severed part of
the leg he tagged and stopped a passen-
ger train, on which he was taken"
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-12-09
Dare No, rrias With a Cough.

1t is inviting death when safety lie
within reach. Stop the cough, heal tbs
lungs, remove all irritation from the
wind-pipe, relieve the difficulty Of
breathing with HALE's HONEY OF
HoREHoUND AND TAR. A few doses
will effect a perfect cure.
Pixies toothache Drops cur in one
minute. d8-dw1w
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-12-09

Mr.. J.. w. Bruner is a red-hot in
surance a lie keeps up the reputa-
ton of his sterling agency by the fire.
quent addition of strong companies and
has just added to the list the CONNER
cial, of st. Louis, and the Garman, Of
Freeport, which are prompt in paying
their losses. For reliable insurance at
fair rates, call on J. W. Bruner, 18th
street, opposite Carey's block. d9-d3t.
Use S. II. Kennedy's Hemlock Lini-
ment for horses. a27-dtf
Suhccriha for Tuu \ uanun
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-12-09

Great Western Corral for hay
cheaper than the cheapest-sold by ac-
tual weight, not by so-called flag
weight" Plenty of good stabling and
corrals. Call and see for yourself.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-12-09

Lyons Kathairon makes beautiful,
glossy, luxuriant hair; prevents its fall
ing out or turning gray. 1t has stood
the test of forty years. Is charmingly
perfumed, and has no rival.
ap21-deod1Y
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THE COUNTY
Minutes of the Last Regular Meeting of
the Old Board.

The Board of County Commissioners
of Laramie county met at the Office of
the county clerk on Wednesday evening,
Dec. 9th. Present Messrs. Draper and
Landau and County Clerk Simpson.
The following bills were presented, al
lowed, and warrants ordered drawn in
payment:
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BUcKsK1N!!

5000 pounds Indian tanned buckskin,
Dlack-tail deer, of superior quality, for
sale by J. W. HUeUs IL Co.,
s30-d&wtf Fort Steele. Wyo.
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Sale of Indian Ponies,
CHEYENNE DEPOT, WYOMING,
December, 18th, 1876.

l will sell at public auction on Satur-
day, the 10th day Of December, 1876,
One Hundred and SIXTY Ponies.
All parties purchasing will be requir-
ed to pay for animals and take them
away as soon as they are knocked down
to them. JAMES GILLfss,
d8-dtd. Captain and A. @. NJ.
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Subscribers who fail to receive their
papers regularly will confer a favor by
Immediately reporting the fact at this
Office. t.
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1t is stated on good authority that
the Atchison, Topeka Il Santa Fe rail-
road company will extend its line nine
ty miles from Pueblo to the west side
of the snowy range next spring. This
move is to gain complete control of the
San Juan country.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-12-09

Boys and youths clothing at cost,
to close out that particular line Of sizes.
POLAcK,
d8 Postofhce corner.
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SAdcertisers toiH make note of the fact
that THE LEADER has a larger circuld-
tion than any paper published IN Wyo-
ming. -
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Caps-all styles-for cold weather.
Also, gloves, cheap, for cash only.
POLACK,
do Postofice corner
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"Potato Bug Exterminator'' is man.
ufactured by s. II. Kennedy, Omaha.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-12-09

IN BANKRUPTCY.
First Judicial District Of Wyoming
Territory IS.
At Cheyenne the Both day Of Novern-
Der A. d. 1876.
The undersigned hereby gives notice
of his appointment as assignee Of g. D.
Foglesong & Co. in the county of Lara
mic and Territory of Wyoming within
said district, who have been adjudged
bankrupts upon creditors petition, by
the District court Of said district.
dec2-oaw3t Assignee.
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ADAuNISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that letters Of
administration upon the estate of Julius
9. Strong, deceased, were granted to
me on the 10th day Of November, A. D.
1876. All persons having claims against
said estate are hereby required to ex-
hibit them to me within six months
from the date Of said letters, or they
may be precluded from any benefit Of
said estate, and II such claim be not ex-
hibited within one year from the date
Of said letters, they will be forever de-
barred. WIN. G. PRovNEs,
Administrator.
Cheyenne. Nov. 18th, 1875.
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listers with hoods, cheap for cash,
at Polack's, Postoffice corne d8
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No Advertisement inserted JoT less than dfy
cents.
DAILY LEADER, all transient advertise
ments 10 cents per line, Nonpariel, each in
sertion . insertions eight cents per line; 50
Insertions, 5 cents per line
Local Notices, per line, bourgeois, each in
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per line.
WEEKLY LEADER all transient advertise
ments & cents per line, nrst insertion one
month 20 cents per line; six months, 10 cents
per line; one year 5 cents per line.
Cheyenne. Jan. LIST, ls7G-
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from Eddy street to rooms in Bresna-
hens block, 10th street, over the WASH
ington meat market, and opposite the
First National bank. dat
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, 1876-01-13

NTc think TINT recent developments throw
somo light npon tlsis branch Of the subject.
It }las baou statol that tho diatillora both
here nnl III St. Louis wsra in con-
slant apprehension, of visitnttons from
Supervisors. If any heavy assessment wero
to be made upon them at nny particular tinao.
itwoutd 10 great encouragement to know
tl,as they wero absolutely free from sucl, DIM
gor. They would In that caao bleed mora CO.
rios1sly md with greater regularity. More
over, tho publication Of the order would in,-
ply that 1t wns approved by Mr.. MoSS'a BIZ
periors, or nt nil events not disarl'rovel
by them, for, il he could issuc s''ch an order
without bcin1 removed from Office AZ soou rs
1t rencl,el Washington, it woull 80 far to mt
issy then. that Illicit .listllation was M abso-
lutely Rafo business.
Tho Grand Jury will probably flnd In tho
course Of tl!oir investigations. that II good
deal Of whisky was made without paying tax
Immediately after the FIRST OF O:tobor, 1874.
, 1876-01-13
TIE WAXING CRESCENT.

Fnrnfpn fliapntchea show TINT tho Au6trnn
,t,n for tho future government of Turkey In
Erroro on,o,,nts practically to protcctorato
hv Anatrio md R,,ssia. II will bo the sort
nj nroteetion. too. lint tho wolf gives tie
ahean.fold. that Napo1Eoy III. Hayo tho
French Renublio, TINT our tariff gives onr
manufactures, The Turk will gradually bo
,,roo1 across the Balkans; tho Christian
nrov;ncca will be ahnrel between tho two
nrotect;n1 powers: md ero long tile Creek
r,,ca will ron,aeo tho crescent In Oonstanti-
nonle. wh;le tho Latin cross at1l the double
hca,lel eaclo wayo over what Il now tho
vestern ,art of Turkey In Euroro.
Tho Sublime Porto Is fricudlcss. Tho
ttree powers which plucked the CARCASS OF
rrrl,ov from tho hungry laws of the Mus
covv 1,ear. in 1851. will mono Of them strike
n liow now for tho sake Of keeping barbar-
ism in mower north Of tho Bosphorus. Tho
rcpudlatiou Of tha Turkish debt has struck
Join Bull md jean Crnpautl III tho seat OF
national affections, tho poekot, aud public
opinion in botl, is now hostile to my inter-
ference. Franco, moreover, is too weak to
Interfere, and must snve her strength for tho
next round in the hereditary Fight for tho
nhfno. sarflInIa Is 10 longer IN Independent
mower, and v1oron EMASrE1 is too busy In
, 1876-01-13

Tho Eilo Of the Union Ind an inning yes
tcr1sy in tlse 1Iouse ut Washington. the Com
fodcrAtcs taking tho position Of listener for
the time, ind uncomfortable liscnets they
wcre b.foro Gen. GAnr1E1D hal finished his
nblo and convincing nnswer 10 tho inac-
cnracics all c,nggerations With which DrS
llt1l'a speech aboundcd. Gun. GARFIELD
brought forward the record 10 prove that
JEFF DAVIS both permitted aud encouraged
t..e Anlelsouville horrors, aud That the
barbarous fcnl W1SpEn was rewarded BY
promotion for his successful. slaughter Of
federal soldiers. 111IL*s allegations OF cor
responding atrocities at Etnlira called for.l,
stinging drpial by telegraph from Con. B. F.
Tnscr, Corn.naudaa. Of tho Post, aud Mr.
W.IxEr. tho Democratic Congressman from
the Elnira District. who WIS tho Quarter
nlnster who furnished The prison supplies,
aroso in his scat and clinched tho denial.
Altogether it Was q bad day for the Con-
fe.lera.es, bad day for Dlack-Flag Hill,
ana very bnd day for tho Democracy in
general. To-day Mr. BLAINE will have the
door again ior tho closing speech.
, 1876-01-13

THO labosing population OF England has IN
unpleasant way Of celebrating Merry Christ
inns by getting disguGtingly drunk Some
noraiihls havo attributed this to DIoKESs'
gush in many books over tho extremc jollity
and general good-fsllowslip Of taking mtch
moro liquor than is good for you. Whether
or not tho popular novelist has this sin on hts
spectral shoulders, the fnct Of tho general
drunkenness is admitted Tho1ondon Times
gragoly warns the English that unless Christ~
nns I" takes solnewliat morn useful and
active turn, and so justiacs its observance to
the world, It will not much longer hold Its
owu." So 1t soams TINT tho Puritans,
who prohibited bearbaiting, not be-
cause 1t gave pain to tue bear.
but booauso It gavo pleasure to tho
spocsptors, and who nlso prohibited tho
observance OF Christmas bccauso It gave rise
10 "tnseoinly and goddess nirth," arc find
ing tarly justification for their acts. Bear.
bnitiug is gone, and now Christmas Is throat
ened with like fate. but as long as thero
aro children,--Aul there scoms no present
probability Of storpnge Of tho aupp|y,-so
long tho Christkind. and Santa Claus, aul st.
Nicholas viii como down chimuoya and fill
stockings as vigorously aa ever. The drunt-
onness Of tho poor will not be stopped by. de-
stroying tl,or holidays but by removing their
poverty. Tho colossal landed estatos OF En-
| gland, which involve tho wroschedneRs Of
tops of thousands Of people, nre tho real pro-
moters Of poverty, aul intoxication, and 'lt'
olcannoss in England. II ono Of these wsre
mt ,y, {n+o r,anrnnf fnxYnu +t,a payw o.ruerp
, 1876-01-13

Gov. T11pEa, OF New York, has set Gov.
DEyznspox an example whle!. he would DO
wolf 10 Htudy and emulate. Notwithstanding
tho extraordinary pressure that las been
brought to boar upon the former Governor
to pardon H1oKEs, the murderer of F1sx, he
laa refused II iu manner 80 poremptory
that no further etfort will bs mndo to secure
It. and hun iut'mated. besides. tha:, in Ills
judgment, Executive Interference will, the
sentences Of courts should have gotno sort OF
reason 10 rest itself upon. II nlny ba that
Gov, I}EyEntpaE has reason In each Of the
1aA pnsslons Issued last year, twcuty .Aye Of
them for murder, upon which Aa can rest Lis
Executive Interference, but ho has no. yet
youchsafea tho Eublio QUE out Of his Jul
reaeonG
, 1876-01-13
MERCANTILE FRAUDS,


Tho fraud which was practlced by the con-
fldontial bookkeeper DEcEw1Tu upon bis om-
ploycr DAnn17g, by which he managed to 10
euro 57o0,0o worth Of tho latter's property,
aud numerous other frauds Of o Bimi1ar olar-
actcr although involving smaller amounts,
aro beginning to attrnct considerable Discus
sion among merchants IN New York. It is
not PLEASANT for merchant who knows he is
doing profitable business to contemplate
tho possibility that he may wake up some
morning and ind himself bankrupt OR on the
verge Of bankruptcy through tho operations
Of dishonest book1eepcr. An expert book
keeper who is inclined to DO dishonest has
immense advantages. LII largo commercial
houses It Is impossible for proprietors 10 keep
track of ali tho financial details Of the busi-
ness, mil tho bookkooper, therefore, not only
kecps tic jiuanclal records, but handles the
, 1876-01-13

In London tboy say tAe msllonfnu aud purRa'
tory, and bstl-.lso. are Cumming.
tbs Overland Monthly IL dead. reace to tts
aahtsl Wo oHod much to 1t, and paid little,
8aakoY'd yoi,c llss bonn nrcsssratred. uo Mill
probably co iuso opass-tou1to non; all broken
down aiugers aa,
Tie fifth con.cnnty Of the birth Of Docoacclo
vas celebrated IN h.s pat,ve village. Ceataltlo,
uear FIo1onco, Doc. ~. Lltosaz1 msn fron al
passs Of Italy attended.
Tho etorts for tho refcaad OF 8toites. tha
murderer Of Fisk. seem 10 10 making little
hcadway. II 10 l,ad only lived in Chicago aud
bocu ptmbseF he would ue,er hare gouo to
prison At alll
David A. We1!k new book, In preas as sha
1Iarpe11'. is entitled "Ilob,nson Crusos's afoo-
oy." It Ia financial story, aud Tho dos1gn Ia to
toach Bon,s sssa;ix sratns Of political eeouosas
by tho all Of tiction. East will tlluAtsato ths
book.
EtrnuaherR, tAt European Railway King, sserna
to bo financial eanhou III lila ray. From ahe
Tenderness the Russian Government Ia disposed
to show htu we Jud2u that 4e l.aa the }n'wor to
hriug tho il1use auwu unpleaaautly about eocos
upbu ear8.
Mr. jain D1on'a debut A stAr actor At thu
park rhaalEo ID Now York wa~ made last Mon.
tlsy Might Ihu Herald Haams 10 think that Dill
lou Ia mot much Of comedian. though worry
clever IN bnriooqus; ste tun, on tho otAoF hand,
compliments tic performance highly.
hlr. storhea Tlstc charges tue failure OF h1r.
Otkay Hall ~ Rn actor npon tho Rross mtamsn-
ageasnt Of tho Patk Thaa:,e; and proposes
that fnrsweIl ennAt DO toudsfoA to him by tha
cntio profession OF Nov iora. at which hla
ulsy "'rt,e Crccible. shall bo asscd by tho bosa
latont in tho city.
John nascoIn. OF tho Wtsconhn Un.yerdity. In
diguantly d~nioa tho Htakement Ct the Prsaby"
Ieran 8ynol, that = considerable nambor Of
instructors In tue lustitutiou arc oilIeF inddels
OF opposed 10 evangelical Fsllsion. ue sayr tue
stato1nent Ii fAlse. "so complota,y false ~ 10
10 without o1tanultion,"
THO uoYcmous for byron monument III Lou
don lnneutsLes 1t u s.ld that QUIZ 81, ,Uoo lsfe
yet btsn collected. America vii! bai3l the
monument IL pecessary, all Ihe cs,low youth
w,tl aayo ono pound OF carAmcls per wook. aud
With tue proceeds soar ! 1ssttuoniha 10 gsulu4
tint MIL be ~ oruAmsut to The wottl.
hiss Hardy, the eldest daughter sof Admiral
HARDY, IN whoas arma No!soa s1ptrsd. u doAd
hhs waa lAe occupant Of salto Of rooms IL
Hampton Court Palace, allotted to has BY tit
Queen. Tho mu1kst ball by nhloh Nelson Nh
killed was tor many ysars kept - msmeuto "
Capt. Hardy, who had it mounted In erYstal aud
silver - lockss. lis bslassed aos 70 IL IN
tho possession Of tn Queeu.
Atts1 tho dsa.h Of slinistss Asat1. shs Chi
nots EoEe!go Oftios. which Il composed Of thi
LiRa and sru4tsd oiaosEs " tbs Empire. want 70
his WIDOW "a slsoorAsa klI4sn suro'l 10 Ia hndt
] In eAs lalA of 3uusutas. The lusoslps!Ja uioA
, 1876-01-13

Is to represent Iowa in tho Unitel States
Senate, as the SUCCESSOR Of A1r. Wn1aur.
shoso term expires Much .. 1877. The
Iowa Republicans thought tho man who beat
lie nneient LErlEE SO handsomely in the
'aco lnst fail for tho Govc.norship was goo:
trouen to GO up higher, and the country at
largo will asreo With them. Gov. K1GEwoon
developed nnlookcl.for strength in the cau.
Gus, and Mr.. NA>rAN.. wisely withdrov In
lime to avoid certain defeat.
, 1876-01-13

-
1lo 6pflnGhplu %AlhsssJ lfephHt1cHH as o't
to tho heart TINT tho Now York Herald should
hnvo nrosr,no,1 n ,,o,11,a xvft1, ;tu ropl, ,1nin
es 80 ...s. 49,, H., c.,...-. ra,.,,,v
AVE 'A"SS "uS !oi''o", oAA"Ass
ADAMS, ntld altoulu hava ihtsntatod Tint ihefo
~ n Formidable jntloucntlaut movement In
oc,;re nr,oroau u, 1,r;rr lin, forwnr,1 for th,,
,,...., ~. ...... j.. .r. 3,.,u.... -,
A4ospAu"eS' H11' nn""o 's "A.' 1'on n'I'
cil'sIs0 property. lio rNn Hin t0r toVethet
Of Massachusetts Inst full with distinguished
succesa. nnl no,y TINT t]to Now York Lcran
,,,,t, av, tx,r,ot,o,1 1;,,, IT., o,,,,,,1,, ,,o,t
o''".' ''"'o ~ eu.' ~. ~ '.' '""
, 1876-01-13
u LAT Or TIE LAND.

!. ho Sun. Tribune fight ia Nov York ss inter-
cetlng, especially siuce it 1ok Into ts scourts. It
began itB lcEnl phase with suit a7ainet tho
Tribune for sporoaohipg upon ground Owned by
the San with tho fona lationB OF ta tall tower. Ths
caBs WAS duly triod aud tho p>nlntiH "on. Tho
damages, however, wore eet at G oents. which
seems to show that tho picco Of earth from
which the Sun rh,ues IL not Of enormous value.
Ero long. this luminatv got out mn injunction
egal.iHt it's noiRhbor. Tho 6nn building ia as tho
curnss Of 'parx naw aud Barclay street, aud tho
Tribune LOT o1tenuB around it. Whou lhe 1r!5-
tine began to orcaTste Ia osdor to
extond ~ building 10 Barclay atreot.
tho rcllety rear vail Of tho Sun cdtflco
tt,l eatoned to cavo out. sncs tts founaatlona
nero nowhere noar M aocp as tho ditch that wha
dug alongside Of 1t. Hence tho injunction,
which was promntiy Dissolved. The Tribune
now took baud as p1alnsfI, aud pot prescltpG
from tho Dera. tment Of uail1!nEs dlrocs'ug tho
Sun Company to repair lie vail. Tie ne1t
morning detRctn,out Of mechanics went ta
work, bat they bud to occupy the vacaut lot OF
lllc Tribune III orttor to do 3d. and woro romptiv
ejeoted. The next tllng tn tho drama was lha
appcas anco Of scafrolIing slung will, rnpps
iron, tho ton Of tha Sun building. No sooner
mc1e tho men fairly on this aud ha.nmsr1ng
at the wnf than IN cuetKttlo diversion
of Tribune employees armed with big HIirks mslo
tic staging too insecure to stand on. A Lns,y
retreat vas necossaly. Thcn tho franc WA
sluus at the corner Ut the building. ovollnnglpg
pasc!ay Htreot. aud tho artiaaas tfiad to reaol,
around and fix the wall. This brought out
HlEcrA1n, the Tribune publ!hhsr. mto srmcd
Not 10 arm could 10 stretched out ahoye Tribune
so,1 rrnH, nj ho
, 1876-01-13

Per 100 lbs lower. closing nt 9l2.274 casl. and
$,..a7. for February. Meats were more active
md castor. at 7!@7se for shoulders, toztd,
1oIo for do sl,or. ribs, and 1o1c for ITO
short clears. 1Iiehwines wero quiet and I'M"
changed, Mt sl.os per gallon. Flour WAS
u,,iot, Whent WAS less ac!iva aal lt99c
higher, closing Mt SLIM easl, and !'o'o for
February. Corn WIS dill md lower, closing
tame ut Ala cash and 42ic for February.
Oats vcre In f,is dem yll and hr,ner. clos
ing nt 3oac cash a,d a01o for February.
1lyo was acsivo aud tirmcr, Mt tG!@'G7c.
harley was quiet and 1@i!c higher, closing
at s4e for January aud sl!c for Febn,-
nry. Hogs wore octivc oul closed oasy, at
s,7.oo@7.3.,. Cattle wcra in active demand
ut .1@1;,c advance. sheep wcrc firm and
unchanged. Ono hundred dollars In goll
would buy $1l..'3 lit greenbackz ut tho
rlnbn,
, 1876-01-13

IN London. tho city proper, With less than
90Obo inhabitants. has afty-oue chuTctea aud
liz parishes. VI t4s later, twoso hayo leaa than
ton dno'l.ug-houses aploce. Tie avorAge con
gregation c.pu!Bts Of thu attaches Of tbo Church
aud slx chaslty-cuIldren. Many OF tho parIahea
hayo largo charity funtla In thoir hau!s. aud
.huHe arc jobbsd. wahted, and mismaNsgea In +
fr1eh.ful way. Whouever anybody proposes ro.
torn, tho cry OF "yostsl riKhta" II rataod, and
tue British. who cousldas Y. Il. " equally aacrod
in either OF isa neutrality-suspicious. ltcStua or
Vested Il1ghts--ueekly submit. Tho union Of
Church aud staso il very good thing for the
men inside politics In esthes.