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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-06-28
CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.

Washington, June 27.-Anthony
reported back the letter of the Secre-
tary of the Treasury in reply to II reso-
luton submitted by Dawes in Feb
ruary last, transmitting lengthy
report showing the amount of balance
due the government from public Off
GERS, etc., since 1886. As much of il
was unimportant, Anthony recon-
mended that the report lie on the
table, and condensed report be
printed instead. Agreed to.
ingalls, called up the House Joint
resolution authorizing the Secretary of
War to issue arms. He said there was
great danger of an Indian war aud it
was important that arms he issued
without delay to settlers. Referred.
Morrill, reported that the conference
committee on the Legislative, judicial
and executive bill had been unable to
agree. He moved that the Senate insist
on its amendments to the bill and agree
toa new conference asked by the House
Morrill, said the chief points of differ
ence between the two houses were
two: First, upon the general reduction
of salaries and second, the reduction
of force in the departments MS proposed
by the House. In the latter question
the action of the Senate had been TO
concur in the action of the House to a
certain extent, but on the first the
Senate committee felt bound to APP
propriate money to carry out the ex-
isting law. sF
After discussion a new conference
was agreed to and n committee APP
pointed.
HOUSE.
The bill in regard to the sale OF
spirituous liquors in the Indian Terri
tory passed.
The bill providing for the sale of the
Cherokee slip of land in Kansas
passed.
The bill declaring the country north
of the North Platte and east of the
SUBMITS of the Big Horn mountains,
in Wyoming, open to exploration and
settlement, went over without action.
The report of the committee on the
charges against Clerk Adams, was
adopted.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-06-28
IMPORTANT
TO THE
TRAVELLING PUBLIC.

1t il the duty of all persons before
starting on journey to ascertain by
what route they can reach their deS-
tinatiou with the least trouble, and if
there are two or more roads leading
TO the same point, to decide which is
tho safest ami pleasantest to travel.
We take pleasure in stating, that
the CHICAGO AND NORTH WESTERN
RAILWAY is the oldest, and several
miles the shortest, route between
Omaha and Chicago. Within the
past two years the road bed has been
put in admirable condition. and al
most The entire line has been relaid
with steel rails.
The Depot in Chicago is centrally
located, and as their trains arrive
there. thirty minutes in advance OF
all other lines, passengers can always
be sure of making Eastern connec-
tons. For all points in Northern
and North Eastern Iowa, you should
purchase tickets via Marshall, Cedar
Rapids or Clinton. For points in
Northern Illinois or Wisconsin, via
Fulton; and if you are going to Chi
cag0 or East, you should, by all
means, purchase your tickets by the
Old Pioneer Route
The Chicago and NorIh- Hes,crn.
You will find On all through truiuf
Pullman Slcepers, new and magnifi-
cent Day Coaches, and the best Smok-
ing and Second Glass Cars now on
any road in the United States.
Particular information, with maps,
time tables, etc, mny be had ut any
of the Through Ticket Offices in the
West, or upon rcrs".al or written
application 10
j. III. MOUNTAIN, Western Travel
ing Agent, Omaha, Neb., or 20
w. II. STENNETT, General Passen-
ger Agent, Chicago. w-1y
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-06-28
NEW YoRK STOCK MARREr

New York. June 27.-Gold closed at
I115@lI2. Money. 2G12!. Govern
ments dull aud steady. Stocks dull,
with better feeling. Following are
quotations: Western Union, GGa /;
Quicksilver. l4G; Pacific Mail, 245 ;
Mariposa. 81; WellS-F'argo. s9l New
York Central, los; Erie I3s; Panama.
1870; u. p. stock, SO; u. r. bonds, 1863 !;
Central Pacific bonds. lin.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-06-28
Redeemed Bonh Notes.

The amount of bank notes redeemed
and assorted by the national hank re-
deeming agency during the present
fiscal year is $500, 900. 900. of which
S25, 900 600 are notes of banks which
are reducing their circulation or are
evidently 10 liquidation.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-06-28
TELEGRAPHIc BREV71Es.

{ Senator Morrill, has not yet accepted
the Treasury portfolio
Rev. II. w. Beecher has engaged to
lecture so nights next season, for
which he is TO receive $40, 900.
Oliver Wendell Holmes has conf
pleted his hymn of welcome To all
nations. To be sung at the centennial
ceremonies at Philadelphia, July 4th.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-06-28
IHASIIINGT TON.
adams Acn,,iktcd

Washington, June. .27.-The commit
mittee appointed at the request Of
Adams, clerk of the House, to invesii-
gate the published charge against him,
unanimously report that In no in
stance did he directly or indirectly
receive any pecnniarNor other consid-
Grafton for any appointment made hy
him.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-06-28
M ational Salute
VIII be Fired.

VIII be Erred.
AZ o:oo a: m. the several Companies
and Organizations will assemble Mt
the Rendezvous. The Procession will
form on 18th Street, the right resting
on Eddy Street. All Organizations
will be assigned to their positions in
line by the Marshal of the Day.
At 10 a. III. the Procession, headed
by the Fort Russell Band, will start,
and Parade through the Streets of the
City. After marching through the
Streets the Procession will proceed TO
LAKE MINNEHAHA, where the
Exercises of the Day will be held.
The Exercises will consist of
!. Music.
2. Prayer by Rev. f. w. Hilliard.
5. Reading of the Declaration of
Independence, by Hon. L. p. John
son.
4. Music.
5.-oration, by Hon, Thos J. Street.
Z. Grafton, by Hon. Wm. II. Miller.
8. Grafton, by Hon. J.J. jenkins.
10. Music.
IL. Reading of the History of Chey-
enne and Wyoming Territory, by
Hon. j. II. Whitehead.
Suitable Buildings will be erected
for shade and accommodation.
After the Exercises the Procession
will reform and march to the Rem
devious.
In the afternoon there will be Run
ming, Trotting and Scrub Races at
Emory Park, near Lake Mahpalutah.
Also. Foot Races, Sack Races, Climb
ing Creased Pole, and other Sports.
Grand Display of Fire Works in the
Evening.
a Grand Ball will be given at the
Opera House in the Evening, under
the auspices Of the KNIGHTS OF
PYTHIAS. 27-dtd
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-06-28

took recess until 5.
The evening session was called ia
order at 5:25. The committee on cred
entails reported that there were no
contested seats and that the States
were all represented.
A petition was presented for the
admission of delegates from the Dis
trict of Columbia, and after heing
amended so as to include all the terri
tories, though not giving them the
right TO vote, was carried.
The committee on permanent organ
lzation reported for permanent presi-
dent Gen. John A. McCiernand of
| Illinois, and also a list of vice-lresi-
dents and secretaries
Gen. McClernand being conducted
to the platform. addressed the conven-
tion.
Belmont rose to read II paper 20 the
convention, which he preceded with
some remarks very indistinctlS heard
in the confusion of the hall, but which
were understood 10 have been a sharp
criticism of the Republican party and
administration, followed hy some sug-
gestions as % the duty Of the Demo-
cratic leaders.
Without further important action
the convention adjourned ill to-inor-
row morning.
The Outlook.
To-day's proceedings showed re-
markable lack of enthusiasm. The
contrast with the Cincinnati conven-
tion in this respect is most striking.
Evidently it is because the members
have little hope OF success, or they
would receive with more marked dem
onstratiun the cast iron predictions of
victory which scarcely elicit even a
cheer.
phe opening prayer was ughably
inconsistent with Watterson's address,
for it offered special thanks for national
prosperity, announced busy factories
and furnaces, and abundant demand
for labor at remunerative rates, all of
which Watterson had denied, because
of Republican ascendancy.
Tilden's friends are evidently con-
fident of securing his nomination and
are hurrylng the proceedings to reach
balloting before the situation changes.
His opponents, on the other hand,
don't give up the fight and still hope
to combine for his defeat.
LATEsT.-The best judgment in re-
view of the days work is that Tilden's
strength has waned somewhat. While
he still holds u decided majority of
viction that he can't secure two-thirds
He will fall seventy-five short on the
first ballot, his opponents confidently
predict.
Tilden's management generally
makes him stronger in the convention
from unexpected quarters than is an
ticipated, but unless money shall be
freely used III certain quarters to de-
feat the combination making tonight,
Tilden is in imminent danger of defeat
unless nominated on the first ballot.
In that case present indications are
that Hendricks will also be shelved
and Hancock or Parker will come to
the front.
Voorhees, speech to-day after ad-
journment was good stroke by anti
Tilden men, and effective in augment
ing the influence of Hendricks friends
against the policy of Tilden's nomina-
ton. Those who called him out also
had in view the object of bringing him
into prominence before the conven-
ton as n possible compromise for one
place on the ticket. as there is II general
feeling that special effort should be
made to save Indiana by giving her
one candidate if possible.
, 1876-06-20
Serbeerrnoc JcuersbrInf.

50 It D n. 10. SUM-. ct. Sobns in
Der canaoil@en Yrouin5 Quebec WurOe
geltern BON elmer perbeerenoen .Seuers=
brunlt bcilmseiu1t. Da5 Clement SER
lt6rte i'm @el9dftstbeile Der Staot cine
Strede bon 600 6ub Sreite uno elmer
Mcile in Die 2dn9e. Sieben Sotels, 8
&ir9cn, oos 3olbuns, @eri6tslaus,
BoItamt, oas amerifanil9e Gonlulut, 2
8anten, Die 9ods, mcbrere S6life I'M
Slulle, Sbeile Der Bride, Die ct. Sobns
8oQlpinlerei, Stones Yoraellan Ma=
easin uno $50 9doen mo Wpbn6duler
lpnrocn jeritDtt. 9os Jeuer brad 9e=
fern Morsen am obereu Gnoe Der 9fi'
0elieu : Str. in 8usquet's SampfIase-
miible aus. Gin i~tarter Siiopetmlro
trieb Die Tlammen raid welter. Die
y8oNerleituns mar infpIge elmer Gepas
iatur ni9t in Sronuns, nno bic Sprlts
sen mubten ibre Yorratbe aug Dem 6lnl=
le Sicben, ipas bic 9Dl6uerlu9e lebr cts
i@wsrte. @e9cn 3l2 ubr tamenSp rlt'
,3cn bon Moutrea, uno nm | nbr Suite
, 1876-06-20

Dem SAouIpieler. Der lid uid)t ocrpf(id)s
tie, niemalS uicOer ,u 8iibhe 3uritf;utebs
rcu, bic GbeihiieBuua gu uerpciaern
Lib ELI oerorti9eS Boreehen entlprad) 10
Iebr Der i'll weiteren &reilcn perbrciteteu
baB, ais Der 8ett8anualt
ouerue Die Ia Motbe o~ul1elbe in elmer int
Sabre 1851 eridisneuen 5d)rift ol8 icans
oul0s gu be;ciduen ,ua9te. ielnWerf ourdl
Oenfe abouh pcrbraunt mo er IelbIt ans
or Site Der 4Oootaten 9sitreicbcn wuroe
Grit Der Suitinttpe 8oltairi'S mar es al
ueroaufer, mcuu in Oieier l3r3lebuua enbs
LID cinu nihuun9 III Der Offentlibel Weis
rula eintrat.
, 1876-06-20

Boltsei @eri0t. 6n(genbe
Eale famen geltern in otelem Geri6te
|ur Werbanolhrg:
ggiaiam SobnIon, angcflagt cine pi-
kfolc an Sonnta9 Dor Der %Soe'ten Mfri-
Eau &irNc abscfeuert SIT baden, iunroe
BE- ssitraft.
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b. Wtlfsrlon ansegriHen nno 9el9la=
|Qen lit baben, wuros entlaIen.
Sre SoDlor, Srunfenbeit, mubte 81
biro Die Soften besoDlen.
Charles Sastins, Srunfsnbeit, 50 9e-
pbitip 2uabert, angetlagt luescn
|Ernnfcnbeit uno leins Yerlon i'm 2ten
|Mtarftboule blosselieat 5u BADEN, 'puroe
|$a scItraft.
6. 5regler, aneetlaet pegcn Srunfen.
Nett nnb unoroentli9en Setrageas, ipur-
be seitraft.
, 1876-06-20
Ri0monb pDit Office.
prif-A rronoement.
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Is. Oftober 1875.
IL. October 1875.

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q. ID.
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sgnaNars Charlottesville, @tauntcn. mb;t.
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eefr Ser,t9s @nfmnft 5 g. M-- Weif.
l4lub $50 81 N. Spp'
CT Wea yniat hub s%tatiancn an mr. y. ~.
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esn'iaf = Anfunft 1890 Y. M. Wo,t-
gl'ueefsr, liter BeF pcint. ,aorid.-gu
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Handicapped, iiter 9ilb Saul, tdolia.
""f1"ft $50 o. VI. @eil6Iui i 81. Sd.
Samcs aiacr eampfer. Dreimal ,rssh,rt
t.W: = anfunft. Muuta3s, MIttwpd,s u,s
Sfs,taas. q. Dr. ohi@lnb, Tisnifaos
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, 1876-06-20

oon Sf. Nlbnns, VT, ctn. Sa5 Teiicr
bate bereits Die game 9in9e Der &i6e-
lleu|traEe perbecrt uno in groB=; ct.
George. Sames=, Gbarles=, ct. BauI-
unb Miooleltr. eroben S1aoeu ange-
ri6iet. Sie 8tpobner pieler SduIcr
retteten nit tnappsr gtotb bus 2eben.
SRI. Sap, cine Yusma6erin perlu1te
perl6ieoeue Saden 5u retten uno pers
b%raunte. Trau 2pn9, Elm junser Dam
Namens 9ouin, S. IS. 5bomas uno
G6arles 9Irsano erbielten i6Iimme
Sranowunoen. 0eaior &olliter, ocIien
0ous mo @erberei serit0rt muroen,
lpuroe i6Iimm perlebt. Sn Der @ou-
lplnnerei. u%erbrannte 6lane!l sum Sstros
ge bon $4,000. 0le msilten 9dnier
lparen nus SodItein uocr Stein. Ser
GeIammtucrlult miro uuf l. Miliouen
geibdst. 0ie meilten 8ranolAdosn
lino in England uerli0ert. Scr ab9e-
b%ronflte StaOttbcil miro lofort luieoer
aufgebaut weroen.
9iew~ Dorf, IS. Su'i, @ine
ldredllde Scat 1T locben wieoer ans
2lGt gefomnlcn. Gin 17idbrige5 Nfdo.
d)en uuroc iosben Derboftct mo bat ge=
i%tanoen. Dap eS ein 7idbrige5 &iuo nit
Sauerfleeidure uersiitet bat. US erbclt.
oaB oaS &tno. oas UNI SAarlad)fisber
franf oatnieocrlaq. iid auf Ger Seiicrune
bcfano. ais oa5 WaoAen oaiielbe oeran=
luBte, Elm Wlas Wiilh, IN weldem Suu-
erfleefauer aufa l0l't mar. su t%rtnfen.
Oas &tno itarb uno Der Ir3t CAB eiu
@ertiftfat, uoraad) e5 inSolae elne5Jtidz
lales Der &rarfbelt aeitorben mar. Die
Setd]e lpuroc %be9rabsn. aber oa5 nfdod,n,
BON Reue crariffeu. be iiel iii &rdmpfe
uao qeitano iooann baB iie Die Dtoroerm
Nes &moeS lci. Das Mdobcn b~efinoet
iih in 5aft ulo ole Ausarabuus ber2eid)e
lit befohten morHeu.
g +. CONT 8. Is. Suuir Gin afteS
3ebduoe an @Ge Der 5. StraBc uuoGpiz
fin Muenue, weldcS ols Elm &oitbauS be-
nust wuroe, Ititr;te nut 3l1br beuteIior=
gen 5uiummeu. BUR s3eit oes SoriaIs
befanoel iih II EcrIoneu, oarunter Slp,t
Srouen uuo Elm &;uo, II Dem Sauie.
Tier berlclben mnrben beoenflib petleet,
Die uebfigen farnen init ulbeoeuienleu
Suetldun9en baoou.
@beDeunc, @bomira, 18. Stunt.
Webbcr, ell Nad)ts 8,ebbitcr. wurbe am
Is. .. MtS. nabe SionsD am Ylattflulie
BON Suoianern ermoroet uno Tfero u,,o
Jlepolpcr bsS llnsllldlideu geitoblen.
8rDn M IN +, pa, 10. SUM.
Gin &uti0er, Namens Milliam Saplor,
wnroe 9eItern Morscn in Der Ndbe Die
lcs Ortes BON einem Bobnu9e ilberfab.
rem uno ausenblidli9 set0otet. IS oer=
lautet, oaB Der @crltorbene als elmer an-
sensbmcn SamilIe in New Durt itammt.
huntingdon Ya., 10. SUM-.
8eitern Mor9en friib iab lid einc So
mile, aus 0auio &eeo, Trau mo Suei
Sobnen bsitebeno, se5lpuus en-, lire @ub
nuns 81 Goaimont, welNe BON elmer lee
berl6uemmuns bcorobt mar, 81 perla|-
len, uno lpuroe bel Dem Serlube, einen
enscl3uuaenen 8crstrom gu Ii berl6rei=
ten, Don ben Me0en fortgerilen. MIe
Gier ertranfcn. Sic 2ei6en oericlben
wuroen untcy6alb ans llfer gclpilt.
, 1876-06-20

L"
Gbcli6er 3wi It. Sonnta9 9e-
|ririb oas slidli6e Meserpaar, Settle nno
'Dauib SoDnlon inStrelt, ilber Die @ro=
Be oes Mtpnoes uno Die Gntfernnng oes
Der oqnlit enoeic, oaB Die 6ortc
IGbebdlitc Settle, ibren sellebten Serrn
uilo @bssemabl er9riif unb lbn aus benz
bcs ~srpeiten @tpdes leste. gr
fam 9liidli@ oapon, bcnn CT brad inl'r 3
3lppcn nne erbislt einiseA uetl9unsen.
@e fern Morssr mllbte 2ettie i'm BoIi-
ssigeriat erl6einen, uw Die urla9e Deg
Samples Su ertldren, bod ga lbr 8atte
lib i'm &ranfsnbaule befano, ,puroe Die
.6a6e ouf Mtittlpo9 perl9obsn nno lie
mubts bis oabin III Die Sail lpanoern.
, 1876-06-20

Ser erite oaps uno Wbeeler Club
ipnroe am lebten Somltas BON ben bel.
ben Seutl1en Wagner uno Sled, in
9enrico County s%egrilnoet. 6olsenoe
9errsn BON Dem County 9enrico, MR.
Den ols Seamte erwdblt Is. @a9ner,
8reFosnt unb 8. Or. Tlcd, Setretdr.
98ilburn Sontbaro BON Garina Soun=
ibip, Sc. 8. Salp BON 6airTeIo Sowa-
flip, 6. Solton bon 8rootlnno Sown.
hip. %. Spbnion BON Sudaboe Sown=
hip, als 8ice=Yralioenten. Gam. 8.
Mnable als S1abaelter.
, 1876-06-20

8 urAgcbrannt. &eltern Mor=
gen ols SEER 8. 8. Grenlbaw, IT,. bur6
Die 8. Strabs. fubr, lief eiues Der Sor-
berrdbsr bes Wagens ab, Die N1Ie BEL
ielben fiel duf bas Blalter, Gde Der
8anttraBe. 9as 9fero wuroe iAeu
uno lief fort. @err Grenlbam luuree
binaus 9eworfen; Der Wasen fubr iiber
i'm meg. Gr murOe D Ieinen Treun=
Den mad banlc gebra1t. Sas Yfero
lief na4 Suga1s Mtiible uno seseu cine
Mauer nit elner lOIAen @epalt, oaB es
tppt nieoerltiirste.
, 1876-06-20

3age, tpelde Nttdn,p b tint S:45 y. Nf. %Serlalen, fab
rem ta9l'd (Ssitnt. g. auSsenrntmeal nab baiteh an Bet
allen sep1tnli6cn 9tatipnen.
3u8e, wel&t &idnDsp um TOGO q. 81 s%erlaTcn,
fabren tdalid unb baltctt az in Sanrper. yplila @pra
nensSile Charlottesville Spp. @3fum'5 SILVER, Greet
rrpo, gfdsn fbprp, Staantpn, Sober. Mtltpru', erss
nSten uno alen Statip1ea pcitiid ppn Iqe5bang.
&c'cmEap. atipu. 3u9e We laHst 9ti6npn0 fir @pr-
bensotue unD allen 3wtiden Gtatipnsn tdefi6 (G pnna
tags auSaenpmnien' I'M 1902 W.
Neue eodlafpagen fabrei init eent 1000 auBe, ;tpi-
iten Rid rpnc uMs GpSinptpn.
3i3e tpinnet III Ntdmrnp an ME fpt0t:
GrpreB : 5iB td9ltd uf1 Y. Mf
Doi 3uata lid tSpnntass auS9erpm. } nm $50 " W.
4eep ntoeationju td8Ii6 (5pnata9s aass.)9:00 Scr.
3ige, r,slde TT @idnpnb aDtcmmen. baltsn bei ZEN
Statitnen an. pe pbeu.
Die Bulge p~erbtueen ith NIT ben 2G9rn Ter NiHmpnb
tuc Darpile u"s Wttmcrb tne petersburg &ilenbabn,
Ipipte BON AIS nab 8i6mono.
Natsre Insfunft wtsen gieiie etc. mirb III Mp. 500
Mlain Sir, peer in Der . f6re Der Gphtfd9rie srtbttlt.
@Dnwlp st. Spwlrp.
@eneral pa6asjera nab Gt6et-asent,
81. 80. g. Dunn,
Snnenteur uub Gnperirten> cut. 27
, 1876-06-20
Theater unD 6 I. h e.

Tbeater uub STRIDE. Wtit
meld1er @rbittcrun9 Die Gbeoloscn oeS
iiebsebnten unO adtsebnten S%abrbunoerts,
;umal in 6rautreib, eatipredeuO Der in
oieier Sesiebuas auerolnss flaren unO
beltimmen &irbenlebrc, 9esen Die 2bea@
ter un0 Shuuipieler por9ln9en. 1T bcute
faur1 mcbr p%eritduolid). Ollie berufs=
mdBiscn Stauipieler wuroen alS in Dem
@tanoe Der 500 iiinoe befinolid erfldrt
ODER aalten aac o9ue w%ritrrcS oils erconl-
municirt, oelart, oaB ibnen oas AriitlIhe
8esrabniB p~eriaste wurce. SAlimmer
ais ras mar eS freilid. oaB man ben
SNaulpielsrn oaS &eAt, iid gu perebe'
li@eu, ent iOs, lpie oenn noh INN oleOft
te oes poriAcn S~abrbunnerts Der Gr5bi'
ihoi BON Yaris iei1eu @'crns anlpieS, les
, 1876-06-20
M a II 6 c f r.

Unfair. Spnnobcnb N6enb ipur-
Sc in 9npia 3ieaelbrennerei sinem
Mannc, Nomens Jtiharo 6ult, ucl6er
bort bel0dftigt it. pon Der Maldine ci=
nen Singer Der re9ten Same ub9clbnit-
ten,
, 1876-06-20
Scr Wnfer.

(Nus ugr muB ouf's 2anS," pter .Th
sirous Family".)
Sa9tdsli6 Sebnmal betsn
llno SIbeliprii1' i'm Maul,
Cont bub' id) nihts uonnDtbcn,
Bin gang eribredlid faul.
Sd mar Gin armcr S9luder,
Satt' foum oas lisbe Vroo,
9a wuroe i1 elm Mufer,
nno nun bat's feline Notb
gci ieoer neusn Sibuna
Oie unl're Sunoe bdlt,
9u miro mir untsrpiibuns
0ur6 blantcs, baarss @Io;
SoB ID bin frpmm 9emproen,
Sat mir gar iebr sefrommt
Gieaei9t, ood mod elm Orben
Mflr i'll oas &opflo4 tommt.
Ser &Opf 9elentt our Groe,
@eb i9 oes Worgens aus
Wti. beu6elnoer @eberoe
8 Sret' i'd in's &aHeebous.
Srint Wuier bort nit 3ufcr
uno ipcrbs Srpmme an;
&ein Wsnia abnt, lpas Elm Mudsr
gu 9aule laufen fam.
3n bobem Gins uerleib i'd,
g8as iA BERN Wudern ipar',
uno melne Seele ,Deib i'd
Sem 9lmmel immerOar;
limo cen @elpinn notir' l1
SIN irommen Yriioerbeft
Muf oieie @eile fibr' id)
Sn Trieoen mein @el6aft.
Scs Mbehos i'm S9eatsr
Sis i'd nit sier'sem Sinn.
nno lAmunSel ple Elm Safer
Na9 ieOer Sdnserin;
Wtlt melnem Optrn9udsr
S6au i9 nab BaO' uno 8rut
MN, lleber 8oit, elm Mtuder
Sat AUDI 10 ielne Suit.
Damn i9lsi4 i'd fin sur &lauic,
9a no mid Nlemano liebt,
llno nad) Dem abenoi6maule
SInS i6 sin frpmmes SEQ
&e1t laut an beiP9er Stdtte
8on Sslu CLANS uno 3brop,
9erpeIlen ma6t mein Bette
9le feline Settle l9on.
Sd preiie Die &esieruns
llno ilnoe Niles gut,
SD fliebe bic I~erfDbrun9
Ser ieBisen S%reibeitsbrut.
90 lsb' i'd ormer S6ludsr
Sang better, @oti lei @ont!
uno bas @eihdit oils Wtader
5.reib iA meIn S~ebsnlans.
, 1876-06-20

8nm 50la9 seribrt. @e-
fern Morsen, ais Capt. S. S. s. Sotts,
@etretar Der Banning & Snluronee
Company, auiiteben mollte, tunroe leine
3rnge uno iein redter 9lrm pom S9lase
seldbmt. @r befinoet ii9 i'll elmer ges
fabrliden Gage. SOFTEN mir, oaB feline
'hIimme Gnlgen Oaraus entlteben mD=
gen.
, 1876-06-20
Centennial : GicGets,

yiiGmphp, GreterGsb. IL. 9ptrmac @iicnbabn Gp. }
Sffee tes 8eneral . idst. " eenten. :
@ibmrnO. E. Mat, 1876. j
s!rn uns mad Mpntaa q. rem Stem rs. WtS 10 reeu
@rtdrFpnS-3 ftts spiIdea Sidpmpnp unb 4bifapelptia
fir SAL aus1eeeten. 0te(elben itnO rpn Sac peS
ausiicl MS an auf sretfie Ga is auItte.
eEesrl'sns~9id; 81 s~ilnsn " 5m 1.a, n1S Saltimrrs
muir UNI 2:35 gtddm taos. Nud biee Gidets inp ppm
1asf Der Iasfellan8 aef 30 Gage aiitts.
N%eiienoe, w Idle GitNmpno I'm s ut Wrraeus " Is
i idIs'' S Eer' ~ p i g9 gtnmtsp i.i am O ais M .sii aasas x nnsr
anocrfn Sabn.
Iitsts tab in Der SiFce SEN q. %. @arbsr, SO. S26
Dldi iraGe, I'M @rtdnss 6ctel NIB III rr Sffre Der
6. u. an9l"r.
t55 @eneral . { d . N9cat
, 1876-06-20

W%erfauf i m Bo15eigeria t..
|NoA Den @cri9tsfunocn muroen BON
EGerseont Gbutlep on Den Meiltbieten=
ben peri1ieoene 9eitohtsne uno Den 0iez
ben absenommenen @egcnltdnoen per=
fault, aIs SalhenmeIier, Yiltolen etc.
Gritcrc iparen fir 10 Gents, lebtere bon
20 big IS Gents All baben.
, 1876-06-20
ecueftlpnen spn B~rieffafteu.

Non Halten an tcn smej beiorseren meosn.
mslas Gia Stfrnf0ftsn %bsfannr limb. 600 NM
ITO y X; 80 urb us 81. 81. @pun
ta9s-9-30 g. 81. unb z 81. ".
- AN Setertaeen = SEQ 9. gE. nm,
{ ": ": @pn alien nnsern Staten merss,,
ett Sfteft huf benz &udpey Der Iroaer anoes
WV. u. :. Son 0,tu, y W.
, 1876-06-20
Dad bet Centennial Nnsf flung.

Nidmrnt. grrt NtSer unb1
G~peidprate @~iisnbabn :
Super Sfitee Is. mai 1876. }
Mn BeIudcr Der ,,~@enterntal."
gnt uns mad ticIcnt Gatum percen auf 80 Sage Bonn
3atuni ibr,r Mtsasluns an sdlti E GrturtpnS s.
Ittet stpifhen Nt6 nruo unb Nttiaoeipbia vii gprf
Niptr Balm III bisf fer Sffce fir IS 70 aus eQeben.
2lisie 3idftt liAb ST. bapen in 81 btr's 826 Mai trabe
I'm @rtanae 6Dtel uHo II Ger S ritce bisier grmpaenis
az esr Gde her 23fsa unb 2pditrabs.
y. s. Npunlas,
NIB Superintendent.
, 1876-06-20
Ser SDIseu : |arf.

Der @dDuite uno rei;enitc 8urf ont
Snmes S'ub, INTERVALS 9ttdmpnS. neten Der
.,Samss RiYer gteam 8rewcIy" III ieet Gem
puti fntn aeCHnst unp tpirb an G%ielcOfGaften
fur q c-9iits etc. etc., pc3u berfclbe ou q leins
Gage iit YprjIsIid eisnet, bsrmistbst. 2utr
bDte lins iecer Set an pT %. Sirabr su be-
fcmmsn> I'M mad lem Yort su fIbrsn.
a3um 5i'dsu NIB fir Observation-Disclosures in
Der pts Iegr eeleeen.
mn .. q. Dinslins, ir.
, 1876-06-20

Steinbouer. Siinf5is Stein=
bauer. baben geitern in ben Ser. @taa.
ten SteinbriiAen gu arbeiten ansefan-
gen.
, 1876-06-20

g 6ubenparf. Sim Spnner=
flag Mabmittas miro Elm promenooens
Concert i'm Sdiisenporf %abgebalten 'uer
Den.