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CATA-R RH

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llncntrCtrd Will len a ~ more
dangerous Diseases,
H.al few II lilo many 'Ir.llnnonial.
Fifteen years afflicted with cstarrh,
cured by three bottles 1owns's
Universal tainrrh Cure.
Mr. J. ", Town. Chicago. April n. 10
Hir fpr ysRrs MI. afflicted Will. I'll.
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count III ils oIi1nsisrLess ! have Iii Tho
past ID juars tfisl every remedy but With
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thought would Try again, and | santrtls
sHs snt ~ .lpAa int fHnk with tIIs many TN.
airs III thai line have used three BOTTLES
md an entirely cured Would heartily
recommend II ~ ali afflicted Al, uhr .Lp
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md Will tell iieni Invrr fully ihe benefit |
received from your ratarrh i.pmrdy
Respectfully. Mrs MAAnagtf III
llK, !iia West Adams NJ
Relieved upon msiMg II the nrst tin,c.
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for aesvn y.sts, aud trIsd sarl.,is rene.
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inc Wishing - consult me about Ii Lsfolu
uslng mn, q" 70
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more rslisi than all other remedies.
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This t'atarrh Kennedy yam ssnt ms LAs
glsoh inDre relief than ali other remedies
that rssr lriui hns~ nnt Lssn tru,.ll,.l
With ths beadAuhe arising irpm II. and lesl
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months, nnd si.ssrfali, recommend itIy ai
troubled with Gaiarill.
Nils, Al eko.AsH. t1U HAST MadIson vi
Decided Relief
Mr., ToEne, Chicago. MY. II III
Your Universal casarrl ,nrs gave mr. H.
eldei rslirtl - much Tint ran safrls 81,
That ! have ssraprd my Naual f,ll ailuek
which u something ssnld MT say far iii,
past I'VE years. Yours truly,
Joseph j. lhalisn, I,oarl IL Trad.
NaIned Hlstecn Pounds " flesh.
y " To.hr, fhieaan, April 4. Il
! penr Nif Fieasr dnd vneio.,l 4, II.
which, pltnsr hand 81 bpn,.r .u,t,l, i
your satsrrh euro. | have pHinr,l IL ipsl
L III pounds AlHre | eoinM. need iakIn1 III
medicine My tatarrh u muph hotter ,i,.l
u has besn before III year. iuurs truly.
! ". Tucker, conductor II 4 Il. nh
CI<Js In receipt of ~. Two Hottie. VII
~ seiii Express pail IN 4 Ipnus, 10
Wabash Avenue, i'hiqss,, ILL.,.
j For sale by JOINT I,rp~n, ptuexi,i
Vim behaavk, Stevenson a HE'LL.
iNis Wholesale Agents. fhiesg.
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katnisu Liea Ii Ill lsa ra,isa I'll RI.
Etri that any p.ta,i, will persist In nsing
a,lulserale,l i,aking Powder and el,rap ssl.
crn,us, ,hn ielnflns iheit health. WHEN
lhHy cnn save muney and health ~ using
ID. II, DsI,aud Il tu.s l.psi thamlrnl sal
rfalus. llle mauiliua inltfs. 4 a. l,s-
Land x % ars public bvnefarlurs and
they warrant lietl H. ntisai Sulpra.ns II H.
always uniform. lu,tr. haillinI anil lat
l.l,ai ~ III, ttl.af hriltlr far tunklig tst
pasrs II lias iustf tiitll ~ rttt snii*.
tnr,I.n Try u, altl ~ larts l'us i III
ra.pr
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TIE liza i'lsn l,tsl~t shsl ltsnis'
silis Weekly t'aadsF leufaal ens
year ~ easa. Tva psren ~ li,slt
mets ,haa the rties II shr Asnd "
w II, and receive snur ha,ns rares
with The rua,ist.J eatnsl, The bps..
~it.isM, brightest and albert ti.s
Mvskly In ths eauntss.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-01-28

Mias Lu,isis y, Kline las novel 10
asr home opposite tho Webster llnu.p
where ais VIII do pfnN and clnnk
making. and be- pleased ~ receive hor
customers,
Graseo, Jan. ~. 1870,
MISS Lauisk y. KLINE.
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TnR INV klKsArsn w II
Nallrsa hraks ground Cor the new
grain Elevator ~ this plass - tie
10th. n iargs force Of msn ars II wpfk
aud IA Looks A. though hr msnns 70
rush .ha work N A., early eninpletiun.
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Tho Dubuque Herald AAys, Tho
Iowa Legislature ID on she war.rath
VI the thrss.sard npnte follows. A
bill has bean introduced III both houses
10 suppress .hem. II gives railroad
conductors. railroad. steap,boat. ani
slage-soAsh agents, hotel keepers.
managsrs " fairs and exhibition u.
hesrs power 30 arrest wlshvst : war
rant. oil thrss.cnrd.monie msn. and
tarn them over 10 tho nearest nagis.
lrats II aim makes the jnrisdiriion
u justices u ths peace and MI eihor
courts co.oAtsu.'vs with tl,u limits IL
tho state COZ The purp.sea u thu law
The penalty of conviction II tho peni.
Tertiary.
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An0ther Nlsofsr Case We afe mot Al
lllWfts II rive tltr nnints iii tht IHttlss
hni they AZ well Answn h.fe. and " len
Mi. snse siHps NJ II willtsrAn 4 sensation
III fashionable ,lrlrs, thr rrnstmtn il
now suffering truth ~ attack II pneumonia
bnt IN recovering ~ the nsr iiaIl's lsalsain
stelnrsis that ~ tlhsynsll.ti tut .lia rfni-
plstat W. advise All ts. IA, Whether
tliry havs divorce ease or no. Price
Al TER ltNtiIr.
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~ n v aN#s. 49, s.sMfA few hsA
isAssse tsaAs i sssw4AAs "A sta~esi
shsA VI ~ AxsiA " stAas II sattsa
IL - ssAf.asAAysi AMAs4a
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tsntn mrsl Al ,hs TIT llak..s

There wsll H. i asnsssaa ssis ~
The ktnsh, n hs. ! l,eiIh, "
wsantsls, s,.niag Ieh y. ~ lssie
Hall An sse Invited.
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Will rell my improved farm. stu.
aiel IN Paris and Nsw Oregon tawn.
chips. consisting u 40 Aerss.
oil under fence. = eogd hours
and barn. with 40 acrss under euIli.
yaIion, viii ssll II Ill together " viii
divide Int lwo farms; ons fourth II
purchase money dawn. and The bal.
~ " suls purchaser,
Otsseo, Jan, 70. 1870.
itMc PRANK OIIETTE ~
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k;rre,.s o. lSsslh.

Il 0uuTLuhAN VIA suffered fur yrars
A fsea Nervous Debility. fsfmAtufs
psssy, AMI Ill ths SHEETS VI snnihfal In.
lleesetlsM viii. fpr ,he ssks III SUFFERING
AsmAnlty. sesA free 10 oil ~ho nesl i. .
80 reaIrs and direction fur mailing shs
slnple remedy nv which No ~As cured
osasssrs elsAina - pfeht BY the Adssr.
atssr's sapsrienes eos d. - by addressing
u pesfsss confidence. Jshs h t,xdsn
- Cedar seeees, n. Y. AmU
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-01-28
Tho treat Lecture Of Tho Season

Hon. ssnryLNR talpAx will lecture
In Lyric Hall next Tuesday evening
February 1T. 1910. vs. have room
for oil.
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uDCNTAD.i
sEW tIiiM AND NEW PRICES.

Tho uniuftigned have formed co.
partnership for tho purpose u rracsic'
Ing Dentistry In crsseo. All In want ~
Dental work will consult their own
interest by calling on "; W. have
work In Wibaoshisk. Fayette, Fill.
mare. aud Howard counties which
will sreak for Itself, 10 Which We refer
sou thur work viii IA 1rni class. and
N represented, II any ~ Il falls II cap
he returned II our sspanse, tall and
examine Il and gus our rriraa bofprr
enpaging elsewhere. Alno wo hase .
heavy work tanm for salo u trade for
inwn property Call and sue us.
Office over CaNatl's Store.
KELLOGG n l,lt.Lisas.
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Gor sale time 1T. NJ. q. block
~, on Market street. Crasco, Iowa.
also the r.v,. snl LOT occupied By j.
j sIoau.
address. " W Alln,d, spring Valley
Minnesota i5!if
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WV. BALLARD,

CKEneO. low.
VIII repair c1OCkN, anil guarantees
satisfaction. kywy clock warranted ID y,,n,
bring along y0uf Detective elochs 10 hi.
rssldsAN. and m Will ~ them ttrt,l
('hsvyos st,sso~sAie
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sHA1.L ron Ong D0LLAD.
Ten elegant sheets II Cksjss AusIs II.
ranged fal The Plano Hutto viii he eeoi
Ihy null 10 tufslDs " me Iuliss, lpeelDAt1D
IOf slhals coplss ~ IN Ssnts saeh.
Thy - also " ordered thseu9A eDy
IseNflsalef n the i'niisd etales y
,ialHrlsr pays. Ihsitu'as1sAl Tss nreva
y Y 80 , ~, IefsA clssibel !,
raf 80, Il. nafN. Mayfair
feh ~ ~. 0tSoaee,
puwis where ths NIaists Grow. Ne1lerne.
Win I'D Jackson had his bay WorlssaA
H. 'ir4ni Oil Rarm HvIiss
.hv ..il.!s Qnseh.'sp e.st4An
fhstssa Letter hi lilo lAsale tsoes.
" Wv Evatly TAIat ~ Dt1t
AaatsV U1tss IL Ilsal. ". MltshssSl.
Hp" ~ - rAifi Avenue n Y. sT1
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NseciAA Nt,t,ets,
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Ahs address, tsrss raid en receipt efss
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M tO.s.St.MpT1u.EN

SAe Advertiser having hssn permanently
eaee1 N tAat dread dlssAse. ,'aesam.aian,
~ 4 AsMtts tsmshs. IA snsiers III make
kasss "A VIZ Fslin~ .aNsT%rA VI meanH IL
cste Te oil cha desire II, he will ssni n
saey 81 ths prescription sssd, free u
sAAkgel With The directions mr. preparing
Cd aslne The AAme which they viii hha i
ssrs cure tor sensamrtIcn. A.'hms pren.
sAlNs, Ae rAstits Wishing the rrvsrrtp.
Nua slii pisAAe aLIre~s. Rev \. A Wilson
ia Pen u, WtliiAmsNargh, n Y sHu
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EXCHANGE MARKET

u sssh sssn,ltIss " purchasers may
Anlre.
Farmers Will And this their OPPORTUNITY
10 ohtAlM Flour, nfaH, nhafis, Fssd
Dsst wheat nour anA earn Meal, wlthen.
~ less nj tins and rsrrnae ~ going ~
Mill, thus sn2hlirk them ~ always yet
their srlst' ready ground ~ their e.n
1ess, " thalr place ~ business procuring
= nash n quantity snd ~ teal W, ai'al.
w q fron THAR ewn wheat. Ny flour Ii
Ms1a " lbs best quality of grub land
wheat, which u hsi.sr than prairie ~hsa.
vii MAts. Come Aut try nv INV pIsn VI
gaag N Mill,
q II, NsvsAttk Will ~ In attendance n
All ssAsasable hours " Nstshi W yvn,
waats AA1 er1sts
4ais q. u MEREDITH,
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Warm meals I'd cts. d The City
I,akery
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Farmers Produce
AND.
Flour Exchange.
SAs ~sAsrslgned kAs opened On
Mork % street.

CREHCU, IN vi.
rlpst deor west ofOwen's Hotel, neAf
vismmiae's iambsr nfIies, An exchange
uArhss where W. viii ~ MI iimss
hAve ~ hsnd and aAehanEs ivr Wheat
Slsas, Siberia, bran and kssd III suel
@Manusiss ~ may no wanted Flour will
~ asiA n Jass saeh 1uantltlfa " nau.n,H'
sss nAy vaAs. fro,n oHs pound 10 ~ many
Asa1rsds ~ desired, Thu price will NJ.
wsys b. - lev % any In MARKET she lual,
~ gsArsntsstl ~ hs gnoi III essrs IT.
ssAass, Hisav, shorts. bran, hsekwheai
osss and eorn meal will bs soId 10 chs,
e0nsrs 81 retail II tts
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cRESco xARKET.
Corrected weekly by
13enlllN ~ Hunting.

MutwAukkt MAHkEr,
" hest NJ. i. Al ~
t'nicaso ManKnr,
Wheat NJ !, ~ ~
NEw ynHR MsrKsr.
When, So. Il NJ ~ N~i ~
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E<Js I'm receipt Of ~. Two hotties vill
~ Asht Express pail Il, Ipnus, ivI
Wabash Avenue, ifhieHvy III.
For sale by JOINT bfn~n, l,tnggi,i
Vim behshtA, Stevenson Al ilstl,
iNis Wholesale Agents. chicago,
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MASSACHUSETTS.
Donohue's Disgrace.

Boston, April 6.-The Springfield
Republican says that In settling tho
affairs of Patrick Donohue, proprietor
of the Boston Pilot, the Catholic
newspaper of this city, who recently
went into bankruptcy, facts of the
most disgraceful character came to
light. 1t seems that for many years
Donohue has been in the habit of re-
ceiving funds. from persons who wish
ed to place them in safe hands. He
had the unlimited confidence Of the
public, especially of Irish citizens.
During the past few years he has
been the recipient of thousands of dol
lars from this class of people. DON
ohue, as president of the Emigrant
savings bank, suggested to ignorant
depositors that he would invest their
money for them and pay them z
per cent. interest. In this way thou
sands of dollars were taken. 1t is
found that the trust funds confided 10
his care and the money received on
deposit has been put in,o his busi-
ness and lost. The suffering which
will follow or account of this breach
Of solemn trust cannot fail to ba
very great.
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Sparks from the Wires.

The Prince Of Wales has. arrive d
at Malta.
The Missouri State Democratic con-
vention meets May 3lst.
A $4,000 fire occurred at Roches-
ter, Ind, Wednesday night.
Jacob Young~~was murdered al
Harmony, N. j., Wednesday.
Do!an, the convicted Noe murder
er has been respited for one week.
1t is now thought that Congress
will not adjourn before the middle ni
July.
Three boys were killed by the fall
ing of Il building in New York, We'd
nesday night.
CIymer's committee devoted yes
terday to an Investigation of the wit.
ness q. S. Bell.
The President yesterday sent to the
Senate the name of W. e. Painter, 10
be Receiver of the Wallu Waila, w.
T., U. s. land office.
The London Duly News severely
condemns the action of the United
States Senate in rejecting the nom-
ination of Dana us Minister ID Eng
land.
At Tuscarora, Pa. Wednesday
night, Geo. House and his sister were
gagged, heaten and robbed by burg
lars. House has since died of his in
juries.
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wAsHINaTcy.


e-
Washington, April 6.-The House
committee on public lands agreed
upon the bill. this morning, granting
to the Territories of Dakota, Wyo-
ming. Idaho and Montana, two town
ships of land, of seventy-two sections
each, for college purposes.
A New Dollar.
The House bill to provide for the
deficiency in the printing bureau and
for the issue of silver coin in place of
fractional currency is amended by the
Senate finance committee by striking
out the 3rd section and providing in
lieu of it that there shall be coined a
new silver dollar of 4l2S grains of
standard silver and that this new
coin shall be legal tender to tho
amount of twenty dollars in any one
payment, except for customs and In
terest on public debts. These coins
may be exchanged by the treasury
for an equal amount of United States
notes TO be thereby retired. The de-
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Latest News of the Globe.
CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.

SENATE.
Washington, April 6. -Edmunds
reported bill to further provide for
the administering OF oaths in the
Senate. Placed on calendar. He said
this bill was.submitted in response
to the order of the Senate of yesterday
instructing his committee to inquire
into the expediency of reporting such
bill. Bills were introduced and re-
ferred as follows BY Boutwell,, ma
king an appropriation to defray the
expenses of the committee appointed
by the Senate to investigate the re-
cent election in Mississippi-referred;
by Sargent, to amend the act of Con-
gress creating the court of Commits
sioners of Alabama claims,
approved June 23d. Is74-referred
The bill fixing the rate of postage
on 3rd class matter then came up.
Harvey submitted an amendment
prac .ically looking TO return to the
old system, He spoke in its favor
saying the people wanted cheap post
age and didn't expect the postoffice
to be self sustaining.
Sherman reported favorably
the House bill to provide for the de-
ficiency in the engraving and print
ing bureau of the Treasury Depart
ment, and gave notice that he would
call it up for consideration on Mon
day. Placed on calendar.
After considerable discussion the
bill was ordered printed and the Sen
ate adjourned till Monday.
HOUSE.
Holman reported back the Senate
bill fixing the Presidents salary afte.
the 4th of March. 1877, at $500
which was passed without discussion.
The question was then taken on the
motion made yesterday by Holman
to refer to committee of the whole
the bill reported adversely from the
com nittee on banking and currency
to regulate the rate of interest
throughout thh country on national
bank notes, etc., and to make it G per
cent. The motion was rejected and
the bill laid on the table. Ward re-
ported a bill exempting masters OF
vessels engaged in trade between tho
United States and British North
America or the West Indies or Mex
leo, and masters of vessels of less
than rs tons burthen, bound from
ports on the Atlantic to ports on the
Pacific and vice versa, from the ne.
cessity OF shipping their crews OF
procuring their shipping articles to
be signed before the, shipping Com.
missioners. Passed. The House then
resumed the consideration of the bill
to carry'into operation the Hawaiian
treaty.
After long debate, which was con-
tinued at the evening session, the
House, without action on the bill
adjourned.
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partment may also exchange these
coins at their nominal value for sill
yer bullion nj its market value as Ak
ed by the director of the mint, and
United States notes and fractional
currency redeemed under this net are
to be held as part of the sinking fund
provided for by the existing law.
Another amendment provides that
The trade doll,rshall not hereafter be
legal tender for any amount what
ever.
The New Territory Bill.
Senate committee on Territories
to day agreed 10 report "a bill to es-
tablish the territory of Pembina.
The proposed new territory will con-
sist of that portion of the present Ter
ritory of Dakota which lies north of
the 4Gth parallel.
A New Gulf Railroad.
The House committee on Pacific
railroads have agreed to report a bill
directing survey TO be made of a
route for a railroad from Austin,
Texas. TO Polovainpo Bay, on the
Gulf of Mexico, the consent of the
Mexican government for such sur
vey being already obtained. The
same bill was reported by the Senate
committee last Monday. 1t appro-
PIRATES only $4,000. but Owen, the
protector Of the route says this will
be sufficient to secure n report on tho
general resources and characteristics
of the country to be traversed and in.
sure further appropriation TO dem
onstrate the entire feasibility Of the
routciby,means OF instrumental and
scientific survey.
The Navy Investigators.
Washington, April 6.-The House
Naval committee continued The ex-
animation of Mathews, the Brooklyn
contractor, last evening, but very lit
tie that was not known was brought
out In his testimony. Mathews was
subjected TO a very long and search
ing cross examination. the apparent
object of which was to trace some of
his payments through Cattell TO the
Secretary of the Navy, but witness
most positively denied that Secretary
Robeson had any interest in the pay
nents or any knowledge of them
whatever.
Secretary Robeson has sent long
letter in reply to the inquiries made
of him about two weeks ago by
Beebe, chairman of the House COM
nittee on expenditures in the Navy
Department, touching the grant of
acceptances to the amount of 5000, 900,
which are DIR. Its, he says, that are not
to be paid of the appropriation for
next year, but out of that for the cur
rent year. Considerable sums of
money are placed in the hands of
Navy paymasters on duty with fleets
in various parts of the world, many
of whom Will at the end of the year
have in their possession unexpended
balances to be returned to the general
funds of the Navy. When these bal
anccs are received in July next they
will be available for meeting drafts
which Secretary Robson has accept
ed.
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MISSOURI.


st. Louis, April G.-In the United
States Circuit Court, this morning,
Judge Dillon announced that he
would decide the Mckee. Mcguire
and Avery cases, and all railroad
cases before him on Saturday, when
his court will adjourn. If the motion
for new trial in the Mckee case and
the motion for arrest Of Judgment in
the Avery case are overruled they
will receive sentence. Judge Treat,
OF the District Court. will probably
pass sentence on Mcdonald and all
the distillers who have pleaded guilty
In his court, some time next week.
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CALIFORNIA.
The Pacific Nail Co. in Hot Water.

The Pacific Nail Co. in Hot Water.
San Francisco, April 6.-The Pa
cific mail steamer City of Panama
was attached yesterday at The in
stance of the Panama Railroad Co.
The Grenada, now due from Sydney,
will be eattached on its arrival ,and pro-
badly the Montana and Dakota, now
ON their way from Panama and
Oregon.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-04-07
NEW YonK STOCK mAnKEr

New York, April e.-Gold closed
at 1l3; money 4. Governments dull;
steady stocks active but weak. Fol
lowing are quotations Western
Union, 6ss; Erie, lss; Quicksilver,
l6i; Panama, l27s; Pacific Mail, l6i;
Union Pacific, 62l; Mariposa, y;
U. r. bonds, 1.05l: Weiis-Fargo. s5s
Central Pacific Bonds, l.O7s; N. z,
Central, f.13f.
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ILLINOIS.
Continued crookednsss.

Chicago, April 6.-The trial OF
Treisinger and Seaverns. dislillers,
at Milan, Illinois. accused in joint
indictment of WHISKY frauds. began
in the United States Court this morn
ing. The evidence showed that the
defendants shipped Illicit goods from
Milan to Chicago, by an arrangement
which they had with railroad agents
without entering the amount on the
railroad book. The spirits were then
shipped to New York as coming from
Chicago.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-04-07
NO. le7.
lNTER.ocEAN BARBER SHOP

] lake great pleasure In announcing % the
public that have taken rhs mansgement
OF the Inter-ocean Barber shop. and have
engaged th- vices Of Ar. Id. Johnson. =
nrst-elass artist. and Frank II. thnney q deal
mute harber; he Is Q royal workman, and
Will never talk his cfsi omers to death. Dor
myself my work will be my advertisement.
l most respectfully solicit the patronage Of
NIL the old Customers and Ms many new ones
as ay pleare 10 give us q trial We Will bs
always en- hand 10 wait upon customers; our
work shall not be inferior TO any in our bu.i-
ness. mar2s-Gm HERMAN HAUSsLkk.
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VOL. TX.
U. P. R. R. pCUSE
Cheyenne, Wyoming.
G. M. JONES. Proprietor

All trains stop here Thirty Minutes ~
"A meals. This house is new and elegantly
furnished. has light and airy rooms. bath.
rooms, &c., and affords all accommodations .
ke travelling pub lie can iesire.