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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1876-03-02
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SDertU . gsrtanf " gamasI erp5bpea ,btuai's &C. !"
gen Subn q. Suberts u. q. Common glsas Court Spn
SrantItn gountp, Gtaat Sbtp.
Rraft eines gertaufsbe6ls, eler ron seha6ter Court
an mid seriAtet trurbs, perbe i'd AM
Samfaa 4. Rdr3 1876, UNI 11br Ra9n,
sor Ter ESix bes guurtbaufes In Der Stab gpIumbps
flip, Granftn County, Staat Stip, selegene Grunb>
esentbum tn 5enter Nuetipn gum gerfauf ausbieten:
erftsns:- 8esinnenb bel einem gfa6l In Der 9rot<
r bie Norbpiefe gebater Sarsep unb trelt9 laufenb
12l 9oles ;u eie 5iGsrp uno ether ulme In Der 2nie
BON SObn glarf's Sursep SO. 51O6 BON ba fiblid IS
9Dles su elmer eide anb llme in 9urels 2tnie; BON
ba 6lta 127 9pe8 3u eine 9fabl In Der Siltnie aes
6a9ter SurYes; bon oa i6rpli8 6 Grab peifli9 654
ppleS gum Mnfanespuntt, entba!tenb 30 @der. 3wei~
tens; Sbeil Der Got Summer spet 2 in Der SubbiSt>
fon bss grunbetsentbunts beS Serltorbensn Spfepb
SSarra, tpe pr5ei4net auf bem 9Ian ," fpelGer bon
So %. @clarb entporfen uno In benz Complete Reeprb
RC. 81 g. 45O, in Der elerfs See Der Court Of Conf
mon gleas BON granfItn Counts, Obiu, resfrirt 1T
8esnnsnb BET eiaem 9abl in Der County &pab in Der
NcrbpfeGe sebd6ter 2pt SO. 2; BON ba fib laufsnb
Grab wsili 81 85I100 gples su eirem gfa6l in Der
gountp RDab; BON ba fiblih 8s Grab As Minutea 81
lid 20l10O goss ;u Der SIbolfefe seba6er Got 2s.
2; bon ba n6rblid @rab 80 9inuten weli "a s5JlOO
golea gu etnem 9fahI, benz MnfansSpsnt, enitaltenb
Elm bunoert unb bret 9ples ntebr pber eniser. Grit
tens: GDt Nuumer brei (3) In sebahter SubbtSiiipn
oss 8rnnbetgentbuns be8 eebahten perprbsnen Scepb
S9arra, enbaltenb 514 &fer nit &usna6me Srn einem
unb etnem Btertels l4 older BON Der Sabfee geSa6ter
Got SO. g. vel6e DON 9afapette gBopbruf unb feiner
Grau @aria 6. @pubruf, bur6 Raufbrief ROM IA gars
1855, restrirt tn Der &eerrber's Office BON 8ronItin
gpunts, Sbir, In Bud so. 86, g. SIT, an Nidael
S9rne nbertragen purbe. gprertp6bnte bret, bur6
MDrtsase Deeos lberrasene, @runbitide nb bieelben
pslfe BON 2afasette Du0bruf unb gaarta 6. DppbruF
iener Grau, bura 3aufbrisf Spm T. DECEMBER 1859, an
aeba6ten Graneis Rpberts Ibertragen tpurben. Das
8an3e sDrbe8rbene Gtsenbam umfa6t 1o1 sfer, utebr
pber tpenieer.
absefddst su 10000 per afer.
g8n,. 6. 6orn,
S8erfF unb Raiter gpmmififuner.
8. GnsIiib, InpaIt.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1876-03-02

gewts Isbenb III fuleenbe @istbsilnns bee 6rrn
2ebrer Sofspb 9. Rin3, tn Rprnalf, Sbio: ,,9o&
feIten bat cine giebisia rl9en grfols anfnneen gee
batt, pte Or. Mmguf RSntes 3amturgtr
Erop fen. Sn feines 9auft fctsn ff fsbltn, btisn~
bers bst biefer Sabressett,"
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1876-03-02
Srpfe
0reiserm1Bianma fir baares WelO.

Die 1tnterssi6neten erlaubsn f6, bas gublifum son
WafitQon unb Ilmsssenb barauf aafmerfam ;u ,naden
bab e felt benz 90 .. Nts. nur fur gafb, jebu su febr
berabeeIesten Yrsten, Grpeeries gprselan glaSwaa~
ren, Sbee &c. Ssrfaufsn tpte fplett
Better eerSfieter Raffee 5u $50 Gts. per 9funb.
Better 9runer Raffee ;u Is Gts. per gfb.
qsetner weieer 8afee~9ufer su IL Gts. per gfanb,
sseinfter eelser 8ufer 3u gts. per yfb.
9meite sprte opIbener Gsrun ~ s5 gts. ser goupne
Drei gfanb neue setrpfnete 3petfaeen gu rs Gents,
geite neue frans6i6e 8petfdsen su l3 gts. per gfb
Se6r feline neue Sal. Rpfinst su Is gt8. per 9fc.
Galtfprnifder Spnis in @Dmbs su S5 gts. per Yfb.
Grti1e autern, Ranne su 25-35 Cite.
Sbio Self getroIeum su is gts. per gallpne.
Sn bsmelben 8erbdltnib fnb bic @reiie aer anbereu
in biees gef6dft eni6lasenben &rtifel bsrabseest.
B. DieIbenn & Sobn,
jan 20 gB Nr. "a Sf Mainftrabe, @afffapn, .
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1876-03-02
gharlottesbiQe. ga.

Gr. Magaff R5ui8'S 6amburBer 3ropfen
anb 8rnafhee nb BE beiten Rebtsfnen, tptl6e mn
ie In unferer Tantlie eebraut babeu ale, ipele bite
fsIbsn sebraudt saben, iasen Sanelbe.
S. W. Sortnsann.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1876-03-02

6err Soba Gais, grompsa, Union Gpuaip, Qa.
6retbt: gBir taben bie 3ropfen NIT grfslg gebrau9
unb baben btefeten BET alt rnb Sung CUTE Dtene ees
tban, 70 baB tG ns6t usbr rRne beisIbsn fsu 66ts.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1876-03-02
Sentaur
e / II / TT { n t 6.
9te i9neafem, itberfen II. 6ilItgFet
9eilmtttel.

@er3te epfeben uno &bier6r3e erflGren, Sa5 mod nte
SGrber ioae 9etlmtel tm GebrauGe paren. Worte fnb
btutg auetn bte GisentbImer bieer @ebtsinen erben
faf6en umfpnft se6en.
Oas @entaur 2intmen Mt nit nsiBem ltmf6las
furirt &Nsumatismus, 9euroIaie Qumbaap. gciatiea,
webe 8rfe tpebe 9ruttpar5en erfrurene iBe, leber>
betne, 0efawul 0srtau6unaen ltnb ale aetpbhn[ifen
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antieslmue Guasnau in alabanta.

100000 @6er a $2A bts 81 psr 4fer, aabl6ar nit
Elm Hnftel baar unb ieoes nstere Satr elm 8anftsI.
2pts 1856 BET l32 uB, "a 5000 tn Serrttnsu, baar
Dtes gelcnie bebarf fener eeren Gnipebune als Die
Wittbeiluag ba6 e in nt sor3 brei abren absr 5000
Geelen 366ft, aber 1O0 6dufsr nit sSabrfen Mnblen
6otels, Gtore3 n. tnt Stdbt9en, uab aeer 70sooa
@dsr aan6 berstS aenpmaen iin6. - aasli6 fontmer
asue anebler an unb tatten mir fapa an ei.tsfa Gage
80 gericntn.
Sobn @. GuumatsSs,
In gullman, 8lount Gpnntp, alabama.
IAN 3mffp
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M y g - s
SQrSuDoril(o. 9

gegen StropbeIn uno ale
itrppbul6ien Grantbeiten, 9lpie
poer Rotblauf 6autau8z
i6ldge, @ei6pitre in Der Sc
ber, oem Wagen, ben 9lieren,
ben 2ungen, Sinnen, 8Idsz
den uno 8oituIen altf Der
9aut, 8eulen, ibwarse Sleden
auf Der 9aut, @eidtplIite,
@rino, SalSfluB, 9tin9purn,
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1876-03-02
Offtte Der Columbus u. Soleno 81. &C. Co.,
GnIiffnhlfa 8 ID Gnfftfnr 1870

ATItte Oct W0IuMbuB u. S0Ie0O M. W. Co.,
columbus, o., IL. Sanuar 1876.
Die @eeninbaber Der gpluntbus unb Eplebp Gieubaku
eOnpa9ie rerben bterbur In RenntniB seebt bas aus
beuttgen Sage bas Direcprium Der @eea(haf befpiei
bat bre weere Staten be8 @ete>gapitalS ensufprber,
ndmli6: 8ebn 9rp3ent an iebsm Der foIsenbet,
gage TO- Ssbruar, 10. Nars nnb 10. April 1875, Su>
aBtDr, S9asmeter Der @eeli6aft, in feiner Office In
Der Stabt @pafnbus, S4o, pber an fclsenbe geete ID
be,aben: Sn Deatpare, Sbp, an s. 1icore In Der De
laipars County RattunaIbanf; In Maripn, Obtu, an s.
s. pane unb u. .. alina in Der 8armers ganf; IN
Upper Sanensfs, Sbtc, an 6. a. gprbcn In Der Wba,,s
BOT Gounts< <Sanf; in gares, Obtp, an u. Dom; In
Goicria S9ip, an 5. 9. Balbribge In ber ortbeifern
savings 8anf; In GpIebo, Sbip, an s. g, Walbribas
IN Der Nprtbwetern SaSines 8anf.
Saaes 81. WiIcor,
Secretdr Ser gulantbus u. gplebo R. 81. Go
ian I5 4nigB 1nbtp maE sE5s
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Ca grsHe, Gisc.

SD babe Dr.. au8ufi RSnts'8 6antbnrger
Grppfeu gebrau6t, mid paatt tpen einem Nasealeben
furtrt an6 fonn bieslben nit sasm Gepten js6em 2ss
beabsn empfsbiea.
gBm. 2eberer.
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TIeifd=, 8ein= rnb gglusfeIidmer,eu.

gSir beonprH4en rtdt baB btefer MrtifeI ben Rrebs
tnrrt serOrene RaOfa Dieber erfebt pber einen Sun
S1naps eur9brun8e1en Rbrper tnieoer gefanb madtt,
estn e. ptrb fets gntslnbuns beben anb Bic G6msen
befdnftigen.
Gr sieet bas Gift aus gtfen unb Sti6sn unb 6eiIt
8ranb@ pber 8rdbuunben pbae eire 0qrbe. Qdb<
muas, fawades &reu3, pebe 8riife, Sbrenpeb, 8abn<
igmers Rrdss unS Sautansi9ld9e tpei6sn eidt fsaer
5enrs glaf bon aba, 5arbtn Counts, Sbic, fat
.etns Srau bate ben &beumatismus fiaf Sabre lang
feine Rube, fenen SGlaf = ,tb fonnte fanm ber Sas
8tnner gebea. Sebt TT fTe bur6 ben geBraud 6es
gsntaur eniment8 sOatanbs sebetlt Dir ale banfen
Jsnen nno empfsbIsn Sbre wmaterbare Rebsin allen
uniern s5reunben,"
San.es 9nrb BON 8anessias. Sbiu, fast: .Das gsn>
ta1lr Eminent rurtrte meine gleuraleia."
Altrsb SUP BON Neiparf fdreibt: ,Senben Sic mir
ett Dusenb Glafaen Ser ErpreB. Das Eminent bat
metn Bstn gerettet SD min es mtttbeilen, &C."
Oer Werfauf biefeS Qiniments 1irnrft rofdt .n
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1876-03-02
9as ael6e Genta,tr 0iniment
1T fur Ste 8dHe 5aut, SIeifd unb @usfeln Don
Nfer0eff. WnnIeieT0 ttnN Snr.i7;ep.. csh;ers

TT fur bic 8dbe 5aut 8Ieifd unb Musfsln bon
Vferoen, Rangeieln uno ioniaigen Sbieren.
Bir baben nod feinen Gal BON Spatb, @inabein
gBtnbsaue, pfene &e pber ppa>@Sil aefannt. tpelde
otelss Gtntnent nt RAID 6eert ub mir baben ert en
Paar Saue 9eleben, III oenen eS Feline Ruren BE =
ptrtt pat. 2Benn tr9enb epaS mod AL furren in, 70
ptro es oteeS Eminent tbur. Gs lit IbDrbeit, etnen,
3pterar3te $40 5u be;aben e Elm Dollar wert6 btes
S1ntments NOD n,ebr ausritet. cIeenbss 1T elm Rusr
Der einlaufenben 3eugntlIe.
W. (. 9ppttns, 9otmetfer su Qiqna S6to, fdreibt:
geenfaur 3tntment fann nt6t sebpten wsrDen. 60
furtrt ale 8eit."
gelsertpn, O., 2. M6rt 1874.
Dte eentdur 9tntents iinb bic beifserfduHten IPe>
ot3tnen, Die mir ientals batten. Die Nafraae barua,
TT iebr srpB uno mir f6tnen nidbt Dtne fte letn.
q. $. Siien & 5obn.
Sefferfpn, Mp., 10. NpSenber 1873.
ypr etnissr Belt ser5anote t6 gfsbe mad ct. 2ouis
SD bate Elm iebr Serfrippeltes In Der Gar Sur nit
S1pertgteit bra6te i'd es in ben SaII. Der Gtaabol>
ter CAB mir cine Glaf6e Sbres Eminent, bes i'd nit
ip6em Grfplse brau6te bas in spet gaaen bas @ferb
mtnter uno fa eennb mar. Sd mar felt breiBis Sab<
rem Sbtsrar3 alein Sbr Eminent betst aaes mas Id
ientals fab"
u. S. Re@artn, geterindrsArst.
Sur cine 9pitmarfe snbsn mir etnen gentaltr> RaIsn<
Der, Der huneer BON oeusnien aus isbem lufpnslfaate
entbdh. Dele 2intnentS werben ett BET alien 6dnbe
lern in bieieu 2anbe ssrfauft
2aborotortum Don S. 3. Rofe & 60,
Rr. 46 Dep Srase, Rsp gorf.
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Odrtner 1t1tO eyarnter /!

gBir ba6en serf9ieDene bprslsttde garsn> unb drn>
2dabereien bon 20 bic 200 adsr, nit nnb rpne Btr<
belt fur 3Ieinpbtsiaer un6 aRefer. gBir babsn nod
rie cine CUTE 1lhwrbfhoft bier se9abtun alec aein<
obj wirO srn ausp6ris berber gefanbt. Gine Siabt
BON 1000 Girmpbnern unb brei gilenbabnen. Wan
fdreibe in gnSItfd an
ssiiber U. SadEon,
Jan 6 Imtw linton gttp, Snbiana,
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1876-03-02
9alenOer ,tnO 3eiti6riftelt
fur 1876.

fiIt 1876.
Bon na5frlsenb serset6netsn alsemein beannen, be-
lebten unb btlisen 8eGrtften babsn neun Sabrgdnee
beecnnen unb fnb btelelben ebenp ME bic areefItrten
8aIenber burd bie unterse6nete gnd~ nnb Rlnfpanb<
lung III beBieben:
*Das nene gIdtt rs 6efte. @it ber @oben>gsi>
ldge ,,Reue1te Mpben", IL gtrr. Der Sabfs.. 81 SO
*Das Bud fur @lle. rs 6efte. y ;, :. 3 IS
SlIufrtrte g9rpnif Der 8ett. 26 6efte.
DaSsim 0sig Gin SsatiSss yamtiisn6latt nit Saa-
nrattOnen. 26 5efte. Der Sabrg............. 3 SO
*@Ils metne S fdmiIten3eitnns. g5rpntf
bsr @essntpart sar 11ntsrbaltuns unb 8eIe9rnn8-
Ii 5efte. Der Sabrg 50
Deutf4e Rpmanbtbliptbef. 2s 5efte.
Der Sa8r9 Is
@pman3 ettun8. 48 Sefte, Der Sabrs....... 90
Dentf6s Runbf4an. u 5efte, ber Satrs. 10 40
S1r9enlpfe Stunben int &retle beItebtrr
GrS6bler. 25 5efte, Der syabrs.. 40
*Dte 6unte gBelt. gef6tGfen II. gtber 3ur
Hnterbaltuns unO BsIsbrtnB 18 9efts, Der
Sabrg IS
anb 9eben, Btffenfaaft unb Sunf. 20 9efte,
Der 50
% efter ann's iaufrirte btutfas @ionatsbsfts.
II 3eftel Der SaRrs....................- -...e 25
*1eber 9anb nnb @eer. alsemene tllu<
trtrte 8euns. 26 6efte, Der Sa6rs........... 6 90
Weue tlluffrtrte 9ettune. SlultrirteS Ia
GantIienblatt. 26 5efte, Der Sa6ra........... 10
*gmertfantf6s 8amtIienbl&ttsr. 26
Ss., r. iiSs "a rifs Sr sSro SS SS
:
@mertfdntfG Gamtltenfd nit
@rati5> 9r6mie. 26 5efte, Der Sahrg..... 90
Sn ben dnseSe6enen @refen TT bas 9pfpcrtO, frslGes
ScrauSbe3abIt tOerDen muB beretS NIT einbesrthen.
8u ben nit be3eitneten 8ldttern werpen grdmien
sesen 9a9japluns seIiefert.
RalenDer:
Der srObe 2etpsiser SGufhtrte 8aIeaper, 81, Sabr>
gang 81 90
9aheint> Ialenber S5
Ntertb beutlber Bplfsfaenoer so
Sloenbureer 8olfsbcte n 40
Slntrrter ilraelttif4er gpIfsfalenber +, B. 5, b,
gB. 5636......... ......... ............. 3S
Slufrtrter Gam,tlien>7alenber, nit einem Del
brndbil6e, sdblret6sn PDlsi8nitten urb elmer
eolprirten Sarte Der 8ereitteten Stdoten BON
Nmerifa.. rs
Dec 9abrer Sitftnben 9pten, neuer ttffprif6er Ra<
Ienbsr (ber albefannte uup tpeItserbreitets pin
fenpe Gpte) 20
Suuitrirer tabpltlder Observation-Disclosures. =. 25
Gtatepler EaenDer 20
5tdels taufrirter beuifa faeamerifanif9er Eami@
IenfnIenber 25
8ew5bnlt6e Ralenber, beutldt unb enslifGe ......
~ Nieoerperf6ufern fptrb befpnoerer 2abatt es<
wdbrt. 1855
g6ifipp &. E6eo6arO,
TIM @ourt Saus, Gtmctnmati, o.,
bef2 m
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Anforoerung 3rr Gin,ablnug.

jan 1S ~
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-03-01

the verdict also created the same
CONSERVATION, and Is The subject of
much comment Secretary BristoW
has refrained from expressing any
opinion as to the merits OF the case,
while solicitor Wilson has been very
outspoken in saying that he believed
General Babeoek guilty. although he
did not think he would be convicted.
In view of the free ~utterances of Mr..
Wilson In ~condemning Gen. Babeock,
it is considered quite probable that he
will not feel free 10 remain in his
present position very long. The story
is also current. and finds many be-
levers, that Secretary Bristow. for
personal reasons, will not remain
much longer in the Cabinet Some of
his friends say as much privately.
They are now satisfied that the Pres
ident does not intend to ask for his
resignation, and hat If he ~retires, as
they believe he will, it will be volun-
tary on his part"
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-03-01
LOOK HERE EVERYBODY.

Twenty-Five hundred dollars worth
of rancho property, consisting of six
hundred acres of meadow, and graz
ing lands all under fence. Inclosing
ever living springs of sparkling cold
water, sufficient for thousands of
$ I ock k + Barn, corral !,
milk house, chicken-house and dwell
ling worth $1,000. Timber for logs,
poles and lumber, worth 81, 900
Twelve horses, wagon, harness, farm
ing utensils, &C., &C., worth So 900.
Ali'in perfect order and good condi-
ton, and all for the sum of 50, 800.
Terms to suit the purchaser.
Said property is situated on Spring
Creek about 26 miles ia a north
western direction, from the City OF
Cheyenne, Laramie County, Terri
tory of Wyoming.
Never in the world. in no place or
country, was there such a bargain of
fered, for so small an amount of
money, only $500. Cattle men,
sheep men, hog men, horse men.
husbandmen, where are you? Speak
quick or you lose a fortune.
The owner is sick, out of money,
has no heirs to leave his property to
and expects to die. Otherwise the
property would never be sold. APP
ply to Geo. A. Webster, Real Estate
Agent, Pease 4 Taylor's block, Chey-
enne' fl6-dtf
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-03-01

The last session of the Montana Ter
ritorial Legislature appears to have
been willing to sell its very soul for a
railroad or two, having voted with a
recklessness unparalleled to substitute
the Northern Pacific Railroad with
Territorial bonds to the amount of
IS 900 600. and the Northern Utah
Marrow Guage Railroad to the amount
Nof$l,50O, 900, rs an inducement to at
tract the two lines through Virginia
and Helena cities. Such a saddle of
debt, if endorsed by the people of
Montana, would SO gall and fret the
young COMMONWEALTH, that, before
many years shall +, have pass ed, it
would be to its sister States and Ter
rftories about what a worn-out mus
tang pony is to a well. bred horse.
Four millions and over, in a sparsely
settled territory, for Railroad purpo-
ses. Montana, don't you do it
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-03-01

- w.
While arguing a case before the Uni
ted States Supreme Court, in Wash
ington "a few days ago, Albert Pike
made a clever reply to an objection of
Attorney General Pierrepont. The
Attorney General.ha questioned the
evidence of m of Mr.. Pixies witness
es OIL the ground of the extreme age of
the man-73 years and presumptive
failure of his faculties, well, your
honors,n said Mr.. Pike, al don't al
together like that myself, for am
GO yearsSold, and IN d little while /
shall be 40, and even 70, and 1 am
somewhat sensitive about old men
with nc memories, l see on the bench
before me one Justice hearing this case
who is. go years old, another who is -,
apdI world like to ask with what
force the Attorney Generals argument
strikes them that n man has no mem
Dry at their ages Mr.. Pierrepont
yielded,thapoint. C%urfously enough,
theAclient for whom Mr.. Pike was ar
> guing was ext Governor Rector, of Ar
kansas. with, whom he had once
fought a duel. sg fff Frs7ou
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-03-01
REPUBLICAN TERRITORIAL CONyEN-
TION.

Notice is hereby given that a Union
Republican Delegate Convention will
be held at Evanston, Uinta County,
on Monday, the 9th day Of March, AID.
1876, at 3 O'Clock p. m. of said day
for the purpose of selecting two dele
gates, and two a~lternates, to represent
Wyoming Territory, in a National
Convention, to be held at Cincinnati,
Ohio, on the 18th day Of June, A. ID.
1876, for the nomination OF candidates
for President and Vice President of
the United States.
Such other business will be trans
acted by the Territorial Convention
as may properly come before it.
The counties of the Territory will
be represented in tho Convention by
.sthe following number of delegates.
Laramie County. four, (4) Delegates
Albany County, three, (3) Delegates.
Carbon County, twort2) Delegates.
Sweetwater County two, ~ Delegates.
Uinta County, two, ~ Delegates.
And the Republican Committees of
the different counties are requested to
call Conventions for the election of
the Cnumber of Delegates herein
specified.
The Territories have no influence
in National politics except through
the National Convention, and as the
issues involved in the pending Presi-
dental campaign are Of deep interest
to our young and growing Territory,
. the Central Committee urge upon the
Republicans of the Territory to unite
in sending from each county a full
delegation of u wisest and best
men.
BY order of the Republican Central
Committee. .cst
(Signed) S. w. DowNEY,
Feb'y'l9. 1876. Chairman.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-03-01

At a recent society party in WASH
ington the ladies were freed from the
rule of etiquette which requires them
at a party to sit pensively alone until
gentlemen offer to escort them about
the room. The result was so pleasant
that Miss Grundy suggests that this
breaking Of the rule should form u pre-
cedent, as there is really no good rea-
son why our matrons and maids should
be forced to sit mornc and dreary along
the wall until gentlemen release them.
And Miss Grundy, for once, is right.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-03-01

Some person in Colorado has SEN a
memorial to Congress, which was
presented to the House by the delegate
from that Territory. submitting a
plan to avoid the Inconvenience of
lighting the United States with the
sun and substituting some method
which he claims to have invented. He
NAL Celebration.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-03-01

The Chicago Journal, q usually well
informed paper, has the following on
<fthe tBabeock trial 1.-The opponents
of the administrator have not yet re-
q cDvereddrom the shock received over
the verdict in the Babcnck case, they
having confidently expected convic-
ton, or. ut least. n disagreement,
which would have answered their
purposc.' At the Treasury Depart
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-03-01
TO ALL WHOM lr MAY CONCERN

Be 1t known that. on the 18th day
Of February, 1870, at the Union Pacific freight
nous in this city. there were seized by me
the following described packages OF distilled
spirits, to-wit:
~ one 10 gallon keg of Rum.
~ Three 10 gallon Kegs of Whiskey.
The same having been seized for violation
of the Revenue Laws, in shipping without
stamps.
Now, therefore,. any person or persons
claiming the above described packages of
spirits. are required to appear and make such
claim before me Mt my office in Cheyenne
within 30 days from this the 18th day ofFeb-
ruary, 1875. EDGAR p. SNOW,
fl7-3w Collector.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-11
MIR. FERRY TO BE RETAINED.
MR. HiM1IN AS A CANDIDATE FOR THE PRESIDENCY
PRO TrM NO LONGER NAMED--Iwo or THE NOR
TON RESOLUTIONS UNANIMOUSLY AGREED TO.

MIR. HiMIIN AS A CANDIDATE FOR THE PRESIDENCY
PRO TEN. NO LONGER NAMED-Iwo or TIE NOR
TON RESOLUTIONS UNANIMOUSLY AGREED TO-
IBY TEIFGBAPH TO TIE THIBUsB.i
WAsHINGTON Jan. 10.-Thc doubtful question of
the Presidency pro tenn Of the Senate is settle
mcnt The Importance of having the case definitely
disposed of, and precedent made for the future, is
of infinitely more consequence than the selection OF
any particular man for the place at the present time
The auestion came up again in the Senate to-day,
and the action of that body leaves no doubt that MI
Ferry will be retained President pro tenn, while
the principle Is laid down that the office Is held at
the pleasure of the Senate. Mr.. Morton, from the
Privileges and Elections Committee, offered four
resolutions, setting forth, inst that an election oi
President pro tenn does not expire untila successors
chosen +; second that the death of the Nice-Presi-
dent does not vaeate the office OF Presi-
dent pro tenn. third that the Senate can
change its President pro TEN. at pleasure; and
fourth. that Mr.. Ferry, by virtue of his previous
election, is President pro TEN. OF the senate
The first two resolutions were passed unanimously
The third was about being voted upon. when MIR.
Thurman expressed his opinion that there was some
doubt, and advised consideration. Mr. Edmunds
said as he also thought there some doubt and as
time for reflection was necessary he would move To
adjourn, and his motion was carried.
The general expression tonight among Senators Is
that Mr. Ferry will not be disturbed. There was at
one time well defined and apparently strong move
ment to elect Mr.. Hamn tie presiding Officer.
The oldest and most radical Republicans said ii
would be an act Of poetic justice to place him back
In the Vice-Presideut's chair. inasnuch as lie had
been set aside in 1864 and succeeded by Southern
Reconstructed Republican, and Mr.. Seward by An
drew johnson, who had betrayed the confidence re-
posed III him. What Influences operated to change
the purpose Of some Senators is not known, but Nh
Hamlin now seems to have dropped out OF promi-
hence as n candidate,