davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-08-14

SiuarD 9a9t. Sc lit lhon 10
piei iiter ben geser, welder a1s Moro-
brenner peruytbcilt, bin uno bergeI3rie-
ben uno fir i'm setbon moroen, bob
mon6er @ei6er, Der 9eQen leinen Wtlen
gum @erbre6er murbs, ibm I'M oieSpm
potbic, welde ioeor bns 5arte @eIAleAt
Inn belpeif, beneioen biirfte.
Gs lit oos natiirlihe @eieB Der Mens
ldcn, boB bieIelben olle @emeinldaoen
nit Der Wursel aussurotten ii6 beltres
ben. 9is @eieaIhaft frdat nidt Dor
mad, Oh Die Natur 1ie 10 seI9oftn. ions
bern 1T MIR ouI ibre eiene 9iderbeit
bebaAt. gBenn cine 6@lan9e iid in
Elm Sous einneItst, 10 .3iro lie 9ct0otet,
obgleit iie 10 uni@utois 1T mie irseno
elm anoeres 8eldDpt ba Die Sriebe oes
Moroens ibr bon Der Natur perlieben
woroen 5ino, ober lie 1T Dem Meniden
ecfdbrli6 urb er pernidtet lie. 8enn
MN Elm Meni9 einen Sang ooer eine'
unmioerIiebli6en Srieb gum 9erbrs6im.
mie es bon Dem Ne9er, SiaarU Bo9e.
beibt. fir Die Sri. 4oltmeiltsrln iia il
iebr ihterefiirt, o Der Natnr enlpfan'
nen hnt. ipn i"einetlpeosn. neil er. .lpie
rer" bsmerft, ldpar3 1T, einsaasnabme
bon Dem 8eitts 9ema6t lperoen? @ir
glauben 1ider, bab @ouperneur &emper
Die So4s iid uno nit slnoern
wobl iiberlest fat nio selvlB lieber
Miloe als Strenge walten laIien ipiirbe;
obeleid cine Su srobe Mlloe Der
5dwodbeit gIeidtommt, ober bab
@riinbe ba Iinb, Die ibm psrbietsn, bier
BON ieinem Bssnobisunssre@t8ebrau6
AT MAIDEN. @erooe, neil Yase ielblt
ausiast, baB er lib ni6t belfen lam uuo
baB or bremen mub, lit CT li9
Mno anbern CUR 2alt uno Der 8elta-
idaft ssfdbrli@.
@as wurbe nit perI9ioenen @iifmi'
i1erinnen in europa sema6t, melde
aud Dem Sriebe nidt tpieosrlteben fonn
ten, lire Nebenmeniden 81 uerslften ?
Nicmano wiirbe Den faben gutlhuloi-
gunssgrnnb eingebradt baben, oab tie
MIR Der Natur ssbor6ten; ,pepn Dem 10,
! pobIan, 10 fol9t aud Die @sieaidaft
Dem @eiebs Der Natur, wenn lie 1i0 fol.
der Sdeulale entleoist nno s,uar 10,
baB ibnen garteine @eIescnbeit se9sben
wiro, ,peber iiber turs ooer lang, ibren
Sntintt wieosr su befrisoissn.
, 1876-08-14

CONDOR n, IL. Mugu1. Sic feline
5baIuppe rGentenniol", BON 2iperpool
unterr ees, pur5e am s. bs. SO Mellen
aoroDltli9 pom SGsfor-2subttbnrme
sstrofien.
2iberpooI, 10. Aug. Sos ome.
rifaniiAe 8oli6jff Defiant gapitan
GromlpeQ weldes am 16. Wpril bon
San Sraniiaco auslicf fam gel tern bier
an. gapitdn Grompell meloet. bab or
Die Shaluppe centennial" om 8. Iug.
Is Meilen BON observation-disclosures
s%ntfsrnt getruffen uno Gapitdr Sanien,
ben fiihnen SMifier eeiproAen babe.
, 1876-08-14

DieuGlouhs" (g8 oIten). Set
elm paai 5agcn iinb pisle v@louhs" BON
Moibinston bisrber sewebt uno auor in
FOLDER 3abl oab iie bic Stroben Der.
buntslten uao Die ~Mtmpspbdre nit einem
glroma erfiiIen, wel6es ouf Sarte Nerpen
rnb quite &iednertSeuse icbr empfinolid
mirtt. 9ieisr Stoff bat cine 10 itarte
Nei9nn9 nit onoern Stoifen ie1te demi-
f6e Verbinbungen einSuSeben, ooB oft,
wenn sGloubs," bic bamit gei6pdnftert
iinb, einem Saule bcIisn Geniter uno
Sbilrm often, mic mir es ieIbit Sonna-
, 1876-08-14

Steden qebIieben. Mls @onn'
obeuo Nodmittae Die 9ampfpal6e in
Der 9~roaoHroBe, swii9en Monroe nnr
3enrplr., sebrau9t wuroe, um bieStrn-
BE su ebenen, 1onf bieielbe, Ode Der
Mpnrosiir. beinobe 2 TuB tiff uno blieb
iiefeg. 9erWa}hinetnner.
3ing muroe ba0nr6 cine mlbe Stunoe
a~ufeebalten. ha ma perIudte, nit Siilfe
Der Gofomotipe. Die Wal5e beraus5usie'
Den; absr psrsebens, tie b!ieb 9efiiblIos.
, 1876-08-14

Sic YiIaoeIpia @taotpd d.
ter. 9ie Stabtpdter ponYbilaoelpbia.
,pelAe lid in8ibmono befinoen. bsiudtsr
@pnncbenb Die Stsinbrii6e. sic ~ioltsn
fi1 elm MipoeG bon uniern Wajerper.
fen nebmen. unb BON unierm 9ebmiafi
stluos ouf Die Musitsluns %brin9sn. @ir
fino iiberseust, CO wiiroe @ufieben erres
gen.
, 1876-08-14

Silben unb Senbrids Mn.
bmei6reiben. Nuf grIu6en
pieler %unierer Seller, brinsen mir Die Mns
nabmei6reiben bon Silben nnbSenbrids
eons uplitdnoi9 auf Der smsiten @site
nnIerer beutisen Drummer. Sc Iino bic
1elben S6riftitiide, bic Mander als Gr-
inneruns fir ipdtere Sabre ouf;ubewab-
rem ,piini6t bes9alb lino uns 2OO@gtra-
Gremplare bnpon beItclt.
, 1876-08-14

gntfaffen. SaSeiuell Corr unc
Sarob MontelIe, ,pel6e an9eflagt mo-
rem, in FREEZER 2iebe selebt su baben, ,pur
ON 6%pnnabsnb bonn Yoli5eiri6ter ent'
laiien. ba Iie li9 idnsl in Spmens'
SsIisln batten i9pinesn lalen. .No
more 2ibertp."
, 1876-08-14

GrboIuns. Ser enquirer" last,
Dob alderman @panaenbera ii6 nod
ieinem 2uiti6loB in @beiterfielo County
beseben, nm Iih BON ben 9trapo3en oes
gew0bnIiAsn 2s5ens auf furse 3eit 81
erbolen.
, 1876-08-14

bend in Der 8roob Strabe empfunoen,
boriibcrsieben, Der 9toif li9, %beioncers
,ucnn oos 3bcrmometer 80 @rao 3eist.
an M6teln nnb 3eu9en feItiebt uno
mon, ipenn oieisIben aud iAon fun
beulon9 pe,p1o9en, md ben Mromn
ecnieBt. @liidliMerpeiie Fat Der n0rb=
Tide Winb. lie luieber Gonnobeno Na6t
nod 0aibinston auriif 9efibrt uno bic
2uft lit mie6er reiner.
, 1876-08-14

Gteaern. Sn Der Isbten @oGe
iuuroen i'm 3ten Diiiritt bon 0irsinia
foI9enbe Summen fir Steuern einse=
rommen: Montas, $13,523.6O; 9iens
flag, $11.197.SS; Mittmp6, $S.57S.-
IS; 9onnertaG %$16,613.46; Sreitas.
$l2,Os2.27; 9pnnabeno, $10,571.6
SIN @ansen, S72. 567. SO.
, 1876-08-14

MuB oergr6Bert werben.
@onnabenb wurben 12@efanseren BON
Doliseiri9ter mad berSail %scianot. Sus
Snfitut beSablt ii1; ,uenn es 10 fort.
gebt, m,,b boIIelbe persr5bert per0en.
, 1876-08-14
epueftionen BON grieffalfen.

gon aaltsn AT teu apej telrnbcren W,eoen.
ps'pe eas S!efnfaftsn %befanni ine, 600 ms
il'4o z. W. 2.30 utb us 81. vi. @nnn
ta9s-s.30 9. 81. unb Z 81. ".
y I'm Setfttasen 500 g. N2. nm,
". W. Tpa alleu anssrn .Solten mers",r
e1s Sr'eTs auf benz &idwey Der SrSoer ono,s
ppn. u. =. San Gem, u IN
, 1876-08-14

Seute iinoet oas Ylc. Nle oss 6rauen.
perelns her ct. Sobonnis @smsinoe in
VIsnner's Sprin9 8 Part ltatt. Sisbe
MnSeige
, 1876-08-14

sluf benz 9ompfer rMeyican" ipeIde,
6reitag BON Baltimore na1 2iuerpool
abfubr, befonoen li6 Sarrp @pman uno
S63mas 6ielb aus Ti6monb.
, 1876-08-14

&idnprb, gprf Riper unb)
G~btfapcafe G%tfenbabn :
Surer Office IS. ,ai 1876. }
Mn Seluder Der ,,~@entern,al."
Nm, uns nab tiefein 8atum nereen auf 80 3ase spnl
Datum itr r GusiiiGune an sI,tt c 6
1tdet spifdsn Nid ,npnp tno TbiiapeIpbia viz gpri
9itScr Tdhn IN Nj fer Office fir IS 75 aus eeeten.
A,ieie 1idet fab si babeu in Ga btr's S26 Afai frase
TN Grhan8e 4eptel uao n Der / titce tisler Gpnpasnis
an Der Ode Ger 25fen unb 2rdtrabt.
.. :. OCuaIaS,
NIB Superintendent.
, 1876-08-14

GIarirt. 9ie britiide Barrie
.Salisman". Capt. 8Iadforb. nit Webf
fir @io be Sansiro, eIarirte Sonnabenb
I'M 3ouban5e.
, 1876-08-14

Sum 8cten oeS SoHbs fir cine
benz Sen. u. &. See gu erri4tenoe &ei-
ter .Statne beobFAti9eu Die Serr,n
wst9e fi9 belonoers fir Die @srsrbbl.
, 1876-08-14

8ieI Irbeit. Yoliseirt6te@bite
entl3iso a26 Sale lebte erode; ZIG
Criminal uno 40 GiuiIsD1le.
, 1876-08-14

8ctter. @Orseitern 5sists ousS6er
mometsr I'M 3 lbr Na4miitass sc
@rao.
, 1876-08-14
RtNmpnb poif. Office.
ppff-N ARRANGEMENT.
IL. Oftober 1875.

WSrslide SurdboH. 2hcimof txalie,
Senntaaa ausesurmmen-@ rfunit s s.. %.
Itro Las u. W. -Poff8luB J ,35 unb $50
u. Do.
Sonn,ae - g1tmuf SO, 81. -gcas
fftue 1875 q. F.
Wora!itc @cs-Eof. 2Gerid, aussenen.
men Senniaae. - Mntunff IDS q. 81
WOfi6lue 1876 unb 8 20 q. M.
sanIide Fof. .3meiwal taalid. Conn.
tags dusasnonmen. - Nnfnnft 1900 W.
nnt 800 y: vi. - VOif1tub 4 9. 81. inns
12.A5 n, 81.
gorntaas:- antunft 1900 Dr. gua
fblu6 1915 q. 81. ."
rid rionb & Gamniae Gifenbabn. goos
lid. s~iSfuaft 2.30 81. ~. - Yof5bina
12.45 q. 81. "'
Sanbiat e. Greensboro. i3weimaI tas
it9. Mntnntt $50 unb 9 81. 81. - poa
itlub 4@~ 81 unt 12.45 q. 81.
Sarmhile. TdaIi6. ernntass auea.nuu.
men. - Mntunft 2.30 q. M. - ppftldlua
8.30g. 81. 'N''S'"'
6befapeafe & Sbio Giiembaba. IaaTft
Sonnthgs aus9fnemmen. 9lnfuuft 6 *. m
- pofi6tu6 $50 g. 81.
Qnnehh.~o Gt".tOstspiae, Ciuuutou. g1bits
Snlpher Sbrinas nre meflid BON Wbites,i.
eprr Springs - Infunf 5 9. M.- Srf.
fflub 500 81. M. S"P'
Wst gnint nnt etatiouen an her Q. ".
VI. in0 G"&- q. 3dali6, Spnntaos oyso ~
semmen; Mufanft 1870 y. Wf. ls3t.
i9lMb 2 81. M. $NH'
9lOueeifer, iter MeF stuint, ,aoid.-u.
fnnfs, 1o.3a@. ~. pOniAiue ~. 3D.
1apeabannpd, iiter Silb Saul, tSoIih.
""'a"1f 6.3o y. M.- guiidlu6 i d. 81,
Sames @iner eampfer. DreimoI nHGn,r.
i,a': - @nfanft MentaJs, MFttwOdls unn
grs'tass, ~. ". YpliaIuh, 1ienifaos
Aonnsrl'ags une Sosnabents," 5.3OsS' SD
Canal Gafct. Gr.iaa1 nSdsntrin
antnn1t Wf'ttmeds, 8,sitaas mt @unntoos.
S' " poal9Iub, Mentass, Mit.wpda
nao 5retia9s, A ". ~.
Sgort yutnh Route. :3peim Al wStb.ntlidt.
a. Anfunft, M,ttmr9s ano 2 oupa6suns e
". 70 % gDlti9lAb, DUnnesFass uae @Onn
"o" ~~'
, 1876-08-14

Sieier CONNER 1T Der beibsits in
Sc Sobren.
, 1876-08-14

8olo ihlob pOrseltern Nilttas in New
Dort nit 11l$.
, 1876-08-14
ssI@moaS feaer Alarm-G slsarapb.

wv
u m 81 f D..
Mp. 2 erls gplisei station,.
Nh 3 .3'peits poIi5ei Station.
~. Critic vorisei Statien.
N'. 5 Gprisfnbaas. Bite Stroae. ne4e
grpab. ~
"". o~S0Ofanb gatbsr 5onle," @apas
grape, awtlten Der 9ten une 1Oteu.
Ne. ? sPriyeubaus, tstsy e1z,. nah.
5,anflin. IVY
No. f-2 Nsdetts.
10. 3 Ode tsr 12tcn unb Main CIR.
N'. Ia Ode Der 10ten sus gsrS 81,
Mo' 10 Gde Der tlfsn NIB @ars Ctr.
9te' 1t ede Der giue unb Matu ctr.
Np. - ede Ssr 3tsn unb gusaI ctr.
Np. ri Ode Der 25fteu nnb 9roob a.
~. 2-3 Gdt Ger l7ten inns Mor(boQ ets
no. "a cdr her 17ten n Qlassiuo,sa
Ctr.
No. rs @istrppulitan eiisu. mufs, z.
Ctr. y
10. 20 Cir Der 5isu lmS Miain Cir.
no. 81 Gde Der 14ten unb Main Ctr
Ne. SO gde Der 22ien uns W7ain Ctr
MO. 81 Ode eer 13ten uns gasY Ctr
20. 80 Stabtii9ss armenbans.
Np. SO Greresar GilensgBerfe.
Mr. Al Gde ssr 9tsu unb 2eia Ctr.
NO. a 2 @roao strabe sde Sail AIS.
Mc. ~ eds Srrits unb pine ctr.
No. As Ode ct. Samss aub gural e.&
no. 4-6 Ssr ssnb'u us, 25fe ctr.
No. 81 Spriyenbaus, 10 @tr.
no. SO Ode ber Clap IN @iln1er CTR,
, 1876-08-14

8aee, pslGe @i6mpe % I'M 9:'0 .. 81. ~S.rla1sn, ..fat-.
rem taslih e cnnt. g. a~us3enrmmenl unb talten an bet
allen sepSbnltder S~tatipaen.
9ise, wei6t &i6npnb un 1870 q. 81. s%eriaftr,
fabren tagIid unb baIte, az III 6anpper. fcuifa @pr.
oenssiae charlottesville Sps. Msdum's Silver, @reea-
pcpb, sfapnsfbpro. S~taantcn, @rfbsn. NiatprD'. Gpp'
nstru unb alien Stattp len tpsfiid non @~aespans.
NC pmsap ation-3Ige ne la1en hi6npnb fir @cr-
bensptQe unp alien 3nifhsn Statipnen tdef;h ts pun.
tags aussenpmmenl UNI 4:i5 u. M. Die sDafaaiers
b efes 3uses trsfsn uin $50 .. 81 tn Oaf n ton Elm
3i ,e tpminsn IN SiihmSnb an ME fpIet:
Grpre6 9 Bug tdsltd IN, Q. y.
gef 3ustd lid (Spnntass aussenpn,. } nm 6:50 y Q
Mccc mpbdticniu tdsIi6 (Spnatdss duS8.l8:30 @.Wf.
5ase, melbe In Wi&mpub a.fpmmen, balten bei ben
Statiouen an. Dte pben.
Die 3Iee Serbinben Fd init BEN 9ieen Der Hidmpnt
uno Danpiae urb &,6mprb unb petersburg Giienbabn
irir;e esn aS nda &ibno NIB.
gdtsrs ansiunft wesen gtetfe etc. mlrb In No. $40
Wain Ctr, pber tn Der Office Ger 6pnipd9nie ertbetIt.
GDnip,p 81. 5cwnre.
General paiaeier. uab GiGet.aeens,
W. 81. g. Dunn,
Sneenieur anb Snperinter> ett. ~
, 1876-08-14
@@zzgE -
Gbelapeafe nnb Sbto Giisnbabn.

GBefatease uub Sbtp Gtf,rbabu,1
@afasier,G epartsmsnt
&thinpnr, @a., II. SUM, 1876 }
Mn UNI mad Dem 18.Snnt 1876, fab!er
bic ga 6aSleI-3ilae, wie fclst
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-12-20
U CAROLINA.
Hang Dog Hampton.

f1dng-Dog Hampton.
Columbia, Dec. 19.--Hampton is pro-
ceeding to establish his government.
He is determined that it shall not end
in a lzzle, as McEnery's did in Louisi-
ana. He has ample assurance from
property-holders in the state and from
the banks that all the funds he requires
to carry On his government viii be
forthcoming, to be hereafter paid when
the legal Legislature passes a tax bill.
A significant fact as to the stability of
Hampton's government is found in the
receipt of letters here from northern
bondholders of the state, who are
anxious that Hampton should be recog-
nized, as then they would be sure of in
terest on their bonds, while they are
satisfied of the inability of Chamber
lain's government to collect taxes, and
consequently their bonds would be-
come worthless. The anticipated first
clash or conflict between the two gov
ernments will probably originate with
the county officials appointed by the
respective governors.
Chamberlain has already attempted
to remove certain trial justices, and has
appointed others in their places, but
the incumbents persistently refuse to
acknowledge their successors. In this
way a clash is possible at any moment.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-12-20
THE ELECTORAL MIDDLE.

A New Proposition for Its Solution.
Washington, Dec. 19.-The latest
plan for the peaceful settlement of the
electoral difficulties has been suggested
by Senator Wallace, of Pennsylvania.
His plan is to have all disputed ques-
tions connected with the count referred
to a committee of fourteen, seven from
the House of Representatives and v
from the Senate. This body would have
the right to act upon the Oregon case
and upon the issues presented by the
South Carolina, Florida and Louisiana
elections. In short, this joint commit
tee would have the right to declare who
shall be the next President of the
United States. 1t is, however, in the
method of appointment that the pecu-
liarity of Senator Wallace's scheme con-
sists. He would have them chosen by
lot. A certain number of names from
the Senate would be put into a box, and
an equal number Of names from the
House would be put in another box.
The joint commission would then be
determined by the first seven names
drawn by a blind-folded official from
each box. OF course, in this "a $ it
would be purely accidental which party
secured a majority by the lottery; but
Senator Wallace insists that there are
many presidents in history and grave
crises in the political affairs of nations
which have been decided by schemes
apparently as trivial as his own. He
says the main purpose is to avoid war
and confusion, and as the joint COM
mission from Congress could not act
with authority, it would be well to
choose them as it were by Providence.
The other senators are non-committal
concerning this scheme.
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A Very Valuable Work.

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TICKS.

Gold closed yesterday at 1914.
Another large fire broke out at Little
Rock, Ark, Tuesday night. Loss
heavy.
Vallagrana, late governor Of Lower
California, deposed by the revolution
lists, is now in Frisco. He refuses to
state the object Of his mission, but it is
reported that Mexicans there loyal to
his government will be appealed to
to contribute men and money to aid
him in recovering the national govern
ment.
Minister Washburn has presented
President Grants apologies to the Duke
de Cazes, minister of foreign affairs Of
France, for the arrest at Philadelphia
Of Capt. Aufreye, ex-naval attache of
the French Legation at Washington,
and delegate of the French commits
sioners to the Centennial exhibition, at
the instance of N of the exhibition
policemen,
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RA A ACCOMPLISHMENTS wanted every.
-VIVhb uwhrre. business honorable and hrrt
ISAks Uclus. Iariicniars sent frce; Address
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CONGRESSIONAL.


ga SAT .
Washington, Dec. l9.-Windom re-
ported unamehded the invalid pension
bill for the year ending June 3oth, 1875.
Placed on the calendar.
The chair presented the secretary OF
states communication concerning con-
suls. Ordered printed.
A number of private bills were then
passed.
Objection being made to taking up
cameron's resolution for the adjourn
ment of both Houses from Friday to
January LIST, Cameron withdrew the
motion. sevs mI asl
After the morning hour Boutwell,
and Dawes presented the statues of
Samuel Adams and John Winthrop.
The Senate then proceeded to con-
slider Mitchell's resolution in regard to
the appointment of Cronin a Presiden-
tiaI elector in Oregon, and a long argu-
ment ensued.,
a HOUSE.
Wood reported a resolution for the
adjournment of the House from next
Saturday to Wednesday, the 9th,
and from Saturday, the 30th, to jan
uary Sd. Wilson suggested that such
adjournment was unfair to western
members, who might wish to spend the
holidays at home; besides it seriously
interrupted business. Wood said the
81
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Compiled Laws of Wyoming.

CnmrfIed LaWs OF wyoming
A few copies of the compiled laws of
Wyoming, full bound, can be had on
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800; sent by mail, post paid, for S.. SO.
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This volume contains all the laws
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MIG HIT REPORT.
LOUISIANA.
The Senate Committee.

Inc OtlQtt commune.
New Orleans, Dec. 19.-The Senate
committee met at noon. The chairman
stated that the statement of the clerk
of the returning board was defective in
not giving a detailed account of the
votes rejected and only giving the ag
gregate number. Morey, of the Repub-
lican counsel, suggested taking the
statement of Eaton Logwood, as he
raj about to die of wounds received in
Ouachita parish. 1t was decided to
take the testimony at his residence
before the committee. The evidence
was materially the same as sen by the
committee Nov. 28th, ard in Sherman's
report. The clerk was instructed to
procure the required tables from the
secretary of the board. Adjourned.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-12-20
ADYERIISED LETTERS.

List of letters remaining in the
Cheyenne Postofice, Laramie county,
Wyoming Territory, Dee. 18th, 1876,
which If not called for within thirty
days, will be sent TO the Dead Letter
Office. Persons calling for these letters
will please say advertised" giving
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-12-20

For reference only. y
Archiues & Iii stnrica1- De~partment
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-12-20

The Pacific Mail steamer Montana,
burned near Cape Haro Dec, Bird. No
lives were lost. Lieut.. King, U. s. A.,
with recruits for Arizona troops, was
on board and is now at Guaymas.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-12-20
CITY ELECTION.

Notice is hereby given that an cleo
ton will be held in the city of Chey-
enne on Monday, Deeember 25th,
1876, in the City Hail building,
for the purpose of eleetiHk two Trus-
tees, for the term of two years each, in
place of L. II. Iresnaben and John.
Sealon, retiring members of the Board.
The following named persons have
been appointed judges Of election, viz:
]. ii. Nichols, r. y. McHamara and ].
By order of the Board of Trustees.
80 L. r. BREsNAHEN,
President and ex-oficio Mayor.
Attest:
GEO. B. STIMPsoNg City Clerk.
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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1876-04-12
The Telegraph.

At last we have the pleasurable
announcement to make to our read
ers that the Telegraph here, under
the management of Mr.. Langford'
the lessee and operator, has gone into
full working and ticking operation
and that we are now in lightning
communication with the world, his
wife, and the rest of mankind. Be-
low for the benefit Of all interested
parties we append Mr.. Langford's
rates:
To Minden, La, 10 words s. cents
each additional word B cents. :.
Rinqgold, La, 10 words 85 cents-each
additional word cents.
Coushatta, La, 10 words 80 cents-each
additional word cents.
Campte, La, 10 words 90 cents-each
additional word cents.
Natchitoches, La, 10 words so cents
each additional word a cents.
Montgomery, La, 10 words 30 cents
each additional word 4 cents.
Shreveport, La, 10 words $i.35-each
additional word Z cents.
Baton Rouge, La, 10 words $l.60-each
additional word 10 cents.
New Orleans, La, 10 words $l.6O-eacf
additional word 10 cents.
Money orders received for all points a,
double tolls and one per cent.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1876-04-12
DICTURE FRAMES,
CORDS and TASSELS
FERGUSON g. SCHNACK.

-OUR river presents at the pres
emit writing a huge inland sea, and
has actually risen four feet, ten inch
es since our last, and we hesitate for
the present to take either side on the
overflow question. With the present
rising lights glazing us full in the
face, we incline to the watery notion
that unless there be q change, and q
sudden one in the weather, we shall
be treated to another 1856 disaster
We can stand yet eight feet Of rise
and as it is going up at the rate Of
eight inches in "a hours, it is rather
serious to contemplate our situation