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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-05-02
GruenuuN0en.

lleber bas Goniiiforium pom Stem gtpril
beri9tet elm romii9er Correspondent: Die
neuen Gminen3en finb :: y Der giidof pon
galui unb Teano, W~onfsnor BartoIomeo
b'auan,o, seb. ben 8 Suli 1911 su 9lpela
in Der Sioceie Hola: p Slater @ianbat:
tiita SranSelin aus Der @eieQl9aft sSeiu
(uie f9on beri6tst.) Beibe purben Gars
%Oinalprieiter. gei bieier @slesenbeit err
belt Der I'M @onfiito.ium pom II. Sep:
TENDER .. 3. ereirte Cardinal be groIIais
SaintsM Scare, ber aus ieimm Sibe &enues
ei9ens ber9etommen mar, ben Yres6pterials
titel pom Sta. Maria bella Sittoria, aads
Dem er NIT Dem &inse belebnt porben. gu
Grsbiid6fen uno Sii66fen purben fol9enoe
Prdlaten prdconilirt: Wetropolit unb gr,s
biidof pon 0isn, Monlisnor $. 9.
Gutidfer, bistsr Sil1of BON Garrbd in
part; Metropolit nno grSbiidof BON
2embers (armsnii@em &itus) Moniisnor
g. s. Romaibtan, Goniltorialahsiior,
Gapitularpicar unb Graminator in Der Cry
biSceie Qemberg; Grsbii9of BON @aeta,
Moniisnor q. Gontieri, aus benz 8aiihas
nerorben, 9sctor Der Ybiloiopbie unb Gbeo.
logic; giidof BON Gperies in llnsarn
(srie9ilden &itus), MoniJnor 90. Goth,
Oomberr, Seminaroirector nnb Or. Der
Tbeol. Yiidof BON 8nin in OaImatien,
Moniisnor M. &ubiniStp, Seminaroiecs
tor unb Prof. Ser Tbeol.; 8iidof BON
Sabriano MateIica, Woniisnor 8. u. Cans
tande, aus benz Minoritenorben, ieitber
grSbiidof uon geri6ia in part. 8ii6of
pom @roiIeto, Moniisnor s. 9. 8ase 4
Blafini, bic ber giidof pom gpbonia in
part. 8iidof BON Dram (QIserien), Mons
fisnor u. 8isne, Yrof. Der @loquenS /;
Sii9of pom Sesorbe (9aleneia) Moniiss
nor M. SO. @ome5, Seminarbirector unb
Srof. Der Sbeol. Sil9of pon Sesopia,
Wouiisnor u. @arciap Gernanbes, Ooms
berr in Salamanca, SsminarSirector unb
Or. Der GbeoI. @ii9of BON Serns (Srs
Ianb), Moniisnor 90. @arrsn; 9ii9oi
uon Groasin part. Tin Yb,psien), Moniss
nor 6. Isneli, Sausprdlat Or. Setlisteit,
apoftol. Yrotonotar uno Or. beiber Ge6te /;
8iidof BON Sripolis in part. (Pbscien) unb
glurtliar bes Sii9ofS uon Gomucdio,
Moniisnor q. goriii, Yrof. beiosr &e9te
uno Seminabirettor Sii1of bon Sanos
pus in part. Nesppten) unb GOabiutor
bes 8ii6ofs uon MttIeto (Galabrien),
Monlisnor 6. De Gaprio, Seminarbirector
uno 2ector Der Sbiloiopbie; Sii6of uon
Eeia in part. (Sonien) unO suriIiar bes
Siidois BON Senoia, M%oniisnOr s. SpIpe
aus benz Srben bes 9ieronpmus, SectOr
Der Sbeol.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-05-02
uiIon unter No. 1878 su finbsn unb tanu
~ieoerseit bort gratis s"eleien wsroen.
un:. -. e.. "a c.. A Cp.f

ptoo" u"'eb w. 1910 81 IutVeb u"o eu"h
isberseit bort gratis seIeien wsroen.
gBie mir bGren. 1T 5srr Riene pon Bil.
liamsbursb, q. q. gum Oelesat bes ct.
Martinus : &rantenunter ltiiSunss : Tersins
ernannt worben.
Nic nns mitsetbettt piro, molten piels
8iuiamsburser ii9 on Der SsrIammluns
Der 9anbsleute in Bbilabelpbia am 7. uno
8. Sum- betbeilisen.
ltebcr has 9ebrn uno Srsibsn oer9urem.
burger in williamsburg, u. y. BADEN mir
einen interefantsn Seri9t erbalteu, ben mir
Bel 9elesenbeit benuten. DEM S6rsiber
beiten Dant bafir!
Sas Jplgcnbs entneBmsn mir benz
,Serolo 6es @laubens" in ct. 9ouis
Ser bo9p. s.. Mebrins CAB pom Issten
Baiiionsi onntase biz gum 6reitas Dor benz
YaImiontase cine Miiiion in 6rsn9 Bill.
lase, ct. Srancois &c., Mo. Swii9en
10000 gldubise sinsen su ben bl. Ga:
framsnten. Seben Sag wuroen 3wsi Yre:
oisten in beuti6er uno Spei in fran3ofi9er
Sprads ssbalten.-Oer bo9w. g. Meb.
ring, Der erit por uidt LANCER 3eit aus BEN
@roBb. 2uremburs einuanberte, idnst &c:
rslts on, in ensliidsr Spra6e gu ~preOissn.
-Rir3lid mar IS osmielben %uers0nnt, eins
amsritanilde Dame auf benz Stsrbebetts
gu taufen unb su trauen, ba iie NIT ibrem
Mann Bis babin in Giuilebe seIebt bate.
ginise Stunben nadber nabm fe 9Ot aus
bisiem 2eben. Sbr Wann, 8ater pom ls
&inbern, b~ereitet iid iammt bieien eben Dor,
ii9 baloisit burd bic B.. Eaufe in bic tatb.
Stride aufnebmen gu Iaien. Bir fOnnten
aud bic Namen seben, inbeiien tbuen Nas
men nidts our Sa9e."
Gimen ihueren Sflag bat unisru
9anbsmann Serrn M. S9weiser in 8i:
mona setroften. Oas Wiuona Saus, elm
bstanntss Sotel unb ieingissntbum, 1T to-
tai abssbrannt. 9erIuit Sc 900, Tsriiae>
rulg 81 500.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-05-02
SttcrartShes.

Aus Der Serlassbu9banoIuns Der @e:
briiber Bentiser lit uns elm neues Wsrf
BON benz betannten Mulitlebrer uno Or
saniiten, ST. 9ellebuid, betiteIt: Can
tat0 CdtHOlicd'' susesanssn. gs
1T otes cine Sammluns pon MeB9eidngsn,
Yespern, 2itansien, 6pmnen uIu., bic
beim tatboIiiden 8ottesbienite I'M @e.
brau1e iinb. @is Der gsrfaHsr i'm Sor.
rporte iast, 1T Der 3ust bes uOrIiesenben
Werfes ein boppelter. ~ ben fatbolis
i1en &irdendSren, bieienisen @slanse,
melde sem0bnlid CUR Inuenbuns tommen
unb bic bisber in ben peridisbeniten 9efs
ten 3eritreut lasen, su iammeln. 2.) cine
before &idtuns i'm &irdenseianse ansus
babnen, uls bisber i'm @~usemeinen uerfolst
murbe. Die Sammluus bat Der 9err Yers
faHer erreibt, Ieiber gu gut erreidt, bas lit
wabr. Siel mebr ais bas Sammeln, tbut
uns aber bas Si9ten Notb. @as nil
our &eform bes air9enseiunsss brauden,
1T &iidtebr gum litursii9en, gum eiSentli:
den &ir9enSefanSe gum CHORAL. Oabin
gelanst man aber ni1t, wenn man @utes
unb MittelmaBises bnnt burdeinanoel
mii9t, wie bies in Der vCantata Catholica"
seideben lit, ionbern, baB man itrense
aaes ausideioet, mas Der re@ten &i@tuno
wieSeripri9t. Siefe 8unben beiIt man
rur bur9 raoifale Mittel, aue balben Wfit'
tel fino pom S9aoen. Die 9bii9t bee
Yeria6ers BEL Se~rauSsabe beS @erteS ii
fiber cine quite sepeien unb mir e~rtenner
iosar an, baB er ii9 benz @raOuale uni
desperate sendbsrt, aber Der @es 1T MIDI
Der re9te, wenn aud elm b~eiierer ais be,
alte. Wir wolen ni6t auf Sritiiirsn be,
einSelnen MeIobien einseben, bas wiirbe uns
;u melt fiibren, beionbers ba uiel gu lager
pGre. Druid unb @usitattuns bes S04
Seiten itartsn @erfes iinb iebr i66n.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-05-02

snisen bereitet, anb baB fe taum bic 3eit
eruarten t%onnen, bis uieber cine Rr. ers
i9eint. gltern, i9eut bic tleine Mussabe
BON 62 Cts. per Sabr nidt unb laBt guern
&inSern bic yWtariabilf" fommen; ibr
ma9t ibnsn suOIfmal cine Sreuoe bamit.
S9reibt an 9errn s. s. Renfsrt, SEQ. AZ
gbapeIltraBe, 9lepelanb, Ohio.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-05-02
SMsembMrsisches
Uereint9te Staaten.
Die 3uiamme nfwntt IN VbiIa'
0elpbta.

Die 3uiammsntunft Der 9ursmburssr
in Ybilabelpbia finbet am Z. unb 8. Sum-,
Mittwo9 unb Oonneritas mad Yinsitem,
fat. Oas 2oeal Der 8sriammIuns wirs
ipater ndbsr be3ei9nst. Wir sriu6en ALE
~bieienissn, bic ii@ betbsilisen wolsn, uns
biss iobalo mGsli6 burd cine Poittarte
miiisn gu laiIen, bamit Serr 8iefier bel Der
Musmabl Ses 2ocalss einen MaBitab an
Der 9anb bat.
Die v%9uremburser @asstte4 1T wdbrsnb
Der DauernSsr @%asfequus int Seitnnsspas
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-05-02

,,LOuise LGtenu.' Her stigmas
and exstasy 1T cine ensliide reteriesuns
bes BON Or. u. &ObIinS beruussesebsnen
Wertes, bic burd bic Catholic Review"
ueranitaltet wurbe, unO gum Sreiie BON 25
Gents pertauft pir6.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-05-02

Ia9 BON Der ,,Aften amo Veaen
2Belt'' erbieIten mir bar9 bic Girma Ben;
3iser 9eft 8 unb 0. Disie In ibrem 10.
Sabrsans eri9einsnbe 8sitidrift t0nnen
mir uniern 9eiern auf's Beits empfeblen.
sic peroient ss, INNER msbr ginsanS in
ben falbolii9en Sduisrnsu finbsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-05-02

Gs ma9t uns INNER cine pabre Srsube,
tusnn mir cine Nr. Der ,saaria6iif'', Der
Monatsidrift fur bic tatbolil&e Sussnb,
erbalten. Wi1en mir bod, bab 6ieies
8latt ben &Isiusn itets elm bsrli&ss Der:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-05-02
,,DeutC6en 6ausC6abs in

Bonn ,,Dent(6en Sau5(6at" in
8ort unb Bib, Der i'm WerIase BON Pnfei
in 9ssw yort Il Cincinnati eri@eint, bieier
m~uiterbaiten, iIutrirten 3eiti4rift, babeu
mir 9eft 8 unb 8 erbalten. 8eioe ebenic
reidbaltis unb sei9madpoa nit pra4tiseu
S@nitten ausseitattet aIs bic porberiseu
Mummsrn. M6se Der v9ausi@as" bod
Ginsans finben in bic tatboliiden SAINTS
lien! gr 1T es wertb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-05-02

Yon ben BEL Gerber in ct. 2ouis sri9ies
nenen ,,Aat9oli(6em 2li(fonen'' lies
gen uns bas Sebruars unb bas Mdrabeft
Dor. 8siSe iinb iebr rei4baltis uno auBsrf
intsre1ant. Oieis iQuftrirte Monatss
i4rift, bic gu benz auBeroroentli9 biaisen
preiie pom Sl.75 per Sabr poffrei uerianbt
wirb, fam ni9t ssnns empfoblen wsrSem.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-05-02

,,9feimer 9ateGismns i6er Ole
2lnfe6f6arReit oes Tapfte5" 1T Der
titelL zines Seft9ens, bas In beuti9er unb
enslii9er Spra9e i'm 9erluse Der @ebrii.
Der Bentiser eridienem lit unb in flarer
unb bsutli9er 9lrt in 6rasen unb 9lntwors
ten bic fir bic &atboliten 10 mi9tise Srase
Der llnfsbIbarteit %bebanbelt. 9reis 5
Gents per Stid. 100 Stif $3.50.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-05-02

&irsliG fam BON 0aibinston Die
Radridt, oaB Die Resi.runs $4,000 fir
ben v@ewtIens:S ono" surif erbalten
babe ; man persuB aber babel 81 bemerfen,
baB oieiss @elO our9 bic Sanbe bes Gars
binals Wfc GIostp babin selanste.
4.,(..A
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1876-10-21
REGISTRATION OF VOTERS.


> SFrIcE OF SUPERVISOR or Rsa.sTaAq,eN, J
y Onnchita Parrish.
Monroe, August NJ, 1876.
NOTICE is lIEREBY GIVEN THAT
pursuant to tho proyisioAs of nM Act Ofth
General Assembly OF tho State OF Louisi-
ANA, approved July "a, 1874, entitled "An
Act to provide forthe revision and correc-
the State" etc, the office of the Supervisor
OF Registration of this parrish will 6e OPEN
ed at tho Courthouse, in tho City of Monroe,
on Monday, 23th of August, 1876, for the
thereto .qnaliiied voters Of tho State OF
Louisiana, and TO revise said list OF register
cd voters.
Said office will remain open at that place
until Saturday, 9th day OF September, 1876.
after which it will be opened mt the follow
Ward l---Grady's School House, Septem-
ber IL, IL and Is; i4ocharbor, September ID.
Ward Masonic school House, septem-
Ward 2--Cus., September Is; Logtown,
Ward o. Forksynle, September 20; Cade's
Store, September 81.
Ward 5---Mount Vernon Church, Sept, %.
Ward 3--St. James Chapel, Sept. d.
Ward 7;-Trenton, September rs and 26.
Re-opening at the Courthouse, in the City
| of Monroe, on Wednesday,, September 27th,
and remaining open until Saturday, Oct.
%, 1876.
Office hours are prescribed by law Trom 2
p. NJ.
All persons desiring to vote at this cleo
tion must be Registered, and MI persons
who have become voters since the last eloc-
! tioI are required to come forward aud re-
gister.
w. II. DINKGRAVE,
! supervisor OF Registration, Parish OF Qua
chita.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1876-10-21

-'Ii1V1I II SVIlIC TOUT HlIIt'S DNIOW tOWn.
Frequent reports were brought me that
armed men were suspiciously lettering
around my house. TO these 2't,naors I
paid no attention, but on two different
occasion after going to town on horse
back and returning in my buggy. /
saw, without being recognized armed
men under the trees near my house.
ssEore warned is fore armed" This
is Il decided case Of prudence. You
will obiige me by publishing my rea-
son for re5igning the supcrvisorship.
Respectfully,
VIM. II. DINKGRAvE, JR.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1876-10-21
SCREW W0

.a9 F.; now 7; p ?: aaa: hsat 11In
days ago ext
Mr.. Beasly
This seem
throughe
ing fro was Incorporated rs n city
atteY lacked u firat-ciass establish.
-h the top OF his head to the sole
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1876-10-21

When reading matter can be procur-
ell as cheap rs Mr.. Rills sells it, every
family in Monroe and vicinity should
be supplied. Put your money to good
use by buying books, papers, &C., with
which you can instruct your child
ren. If
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1876-10-21
FERRIAGE WILL BE FREE
MILCH COWS FOR SALE.

Several No. 1 Milch Cows, giving from 3
to gallons of milk IA day, all with youn
calves and perfectly gentle, for sale by
J. A MEREDITH.
June 8, IS75.--tf. Cuba l.. o.. La.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1876-10-21

0LD NEWSPAPERS
~ FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.
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The undersigned respectfully informs the
public that he has now on hand u we'll Se-
iected stock Of Office n,,tf HOttschotd Eta1,i-
t,trc, W0o,fcai cOUins, ffetottc Buriat CssShcts,
.Scf'ctes, etc. Terms, Cash. S'or" "u fN'4a3
street, near the Coartal
j. ~. i..a.4..s.
Monroe, La., March IL. 1873. n26-tf
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1876-10-21
MISCELLANEOUS.
HALF RATES FOR COTTON
FROM
RAYNILIIE AND ALL PLACES w EST
OF IT.
MISCELLANEOUS,

Monroe, La, Oct. 1G, 1876.
The undersigned members of the Monroe
Board of Trade, who purchase Cotton from
above points, will pay half the freight, he
seller paying the other half Liberal
price paid for Cotton. Merchandise sold
low for Cash ut any place in the
South. All are invited to try our market.
IL. GERSON, $. MEYER
JIG. SANDERS, ID. A. BREARD,
II. KING, s. MARK; J. BAER.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1876-10-21
DELTA, La, Oct. 1j.

>Ieiegrd2oh:
n issue OF the 18th inst. you say
tt.row of no reason why l should
q the supervisorship Of Ouachita.
bScason is simple and obvious on
eturn home every evening on
,back, / was generally late in
ing Monroe, and consequently it
late WHOM [ renchcl MY home
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1876-10-21

Don't forget the place for cheap kid.
gloves, at the cheap cash store Of Morris
RoOS.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1876-10-21

>Wners, Why don't you buy your
Nd attachments at the book
bryce Rills? You can buy
Y fifty per cent less than they
..r been sold in Monroe.
IS guaranteed. If
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1876-10-21
PUBLICATIONS.


OUISIANA As II Is.
25l Pages.
It's Iopoy,ul,hu ond Ptiuobie Resources.
DANIEL bENHErT.
reduction to deaIers--lO0oO copies just
published, 5000 copies sold.
The Editors of New Orleans have given this
book a strong endorsement.
OPINIONS or NEW ORLEANS BooKsELt.EHs.
IL is ~ book which has boon tont: wanted,
and oftcn called for. I selling copies
daily that mailed to aii parts of tho
world.
GEORGE ELLIS, Eookseiier,
Opposite the Post OiIice.
During my long experience as "a booksei-
ler in this city / have had thousands of in
guiries for such work. Mr.. Donnett's
LOUISIANA AS IT is is precisely the
book that has been called for. IT gives gen
erai satisfaction to my patrons in city and
country. If it's true character were generally
know il would require ten times the pres
ent edition of 10000 copies to supply tho
demand.
G. G. HALEY, Bookseller,
10 Commercial Place.
An experience of twenty-five years as
bookseller in New Orleans will Justify me
in saying that the book just issued by Mr..
Dan'1 bennett, LOUISIANA AS IT Is, sup
plies n want long felt by residents and
strangers. The demand for the book is nc
| tive, and is steadily increasing.
JAM ES a. GRESH AM,
81 Camp and il9 Canal street.
| n
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1876-10-21
JOHN M'ENERY. -,---
!. IL >. ID. McEnerv-

,r,,,or', >. ID. McEnery, .ss
A ITORNEYS AT LAW. Mon, %"
- practice in the Parisl, ant-
courts of Ouachita, Morehonse ,,.
!Inchiand, Caldwell and CatahoTi t'tcii-
IN the Supreme Court at MonJ to re-
,eu siates Courts. ParticuIaro
10 business in the Land Ofse fortune
"i the General Governmenty before the
Dentisssts of a large
DR. 81. BRACEYse interests were
citizens of Monro' his own. In this
Years iavng in theg n. a has exhibited a
giwing civ, ing satisfa,rtitude, under the most
onice at resaences: which have been
me 'emaicommended. His capacity
--er seemed never to fail or re-
M "a if he did not succeed it was
naps due to the fact that he at
.,lnpted too much.
Col. Morrison was native of this
'tate, and citizen of this parish for
IS years. He was sc years of age ut
lis death. Mrs. Fannie Farmer Nor
ison, his wife, died but few months
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1876-10-21
MONROE FERRY.
FREE TRADE WITH MONROEl

FREE TRADE WITH MONROE!
The Board of Trade of Monroe inform the
public that, on all persons and teams bring
ing cotton to Monroe for sale and returning,
FERRIAGE WILL BE FREE
at the Monroe Ferry. ANY other person.
crossing at the Monroe Ferry, either on
foot, on horseback in vehicle, who
purchases merchandise TO sufficient
amount from any member of the Board of
Trade, will have refunded to him by the
ieif i Iifaf, thf3ush the fhefctitht from
paid for ierriage in coming to Monroe and
will .be given free ticket for ferriage in
.rethrning.
| Monroe, La, Aug. 2l, 1S75:--tf.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1876-10-21
Dlr. >. &. MaRrDhsy.

avlng returned to Monroe. Offers his
~ Proiesslonal services to the citizans - :
De found, when not professionaiiv .,,le ne may
inr .er o at ms office in the Keller 6,tiiT,
t,sS.,.;t t,S, ~ at ms residence in rear Of t,'a
November IL, 1874. o.,
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1876-10-21

the dlsffanehiSenent OF the blacks
fWAdc Hampton, the king white msa
] Of South Carolina, says that It will 4
q0lre the united effort OF the South
malntafn negro suffrage In the future
ne predicts that u powerful party vii
araSe ~ ehe North demanding thaclfs
titanchtsements Of the. negroes, l,escaus
tneir enfranchtsement is giving ss,cl
po!ticai power to the South that sh
VIII soon control the National Govern
ment. He thinks this will be the nez
great battle, and that the snnther,
Wshite men must defend black suifrao,
with all their might, forlif 1t Is lost.th
South will cut no figure at all In the
| National Government, having bu
about eighty-five electoral votes.
Behold what great power negro sutE
rage has given the South It has In,
creased their representation so larrefv
that, with the aid of New YorG Con.
necticut and Oalifornia, for instance.
they can control Legislation, elect the
PRESIDENT, and administer the Govern
ment machine as they may see at. The
rest of the United States can whistle.
The solid South and the three States
named will be the Government In all
that the term implies. atsi " NO.
The N North will not relish, this; Tn.
deed, there are signs that they do not
relish the prospect now, and hence the
very great effort to hold New York TO
the Republican party. The far-seeinr
men IN the South, or those who are es-
teemed as far-seeing, declare that
nothing can prevent the South from
having controlling voice In the Gov
erhment but the Acknowledgement of
the blacks. And they argue that this
81 +.
will agitate the country, the North
for black disfranchisement.
in order to keep the South from run.
ming the Government. asf.gl
1t is plain, very plain, that the
blacks will.be made subservient to tha
whites in every Southern State. arr,
mat so far from enabling the North "
mold the Government, this enfranch, ut.
menu Is having precisely the ODD,
enect, giving the South so large a -
1er OF fCOngressmen and electOral5t6
nat this, section will virtually r.
sfter be the ruling power at WsNp
on. a, 4 f-[i
Look at Georgia. Thewhitei SH
ion of that State is but little
II double the population of CHEERING
ret Georgia has nine Democ,
two Democratic3T., MONR
nd eleven Democratic elect
\ population but little 'ces oesd man Man,s ev '"
hat of Cincinnati has ALI
hrows them in solid Iund Caps,
interests of the solid Soutoys' Boots an
he blacks of that State s1es'S ana Haols a"ys
hey have no more yerchiefs,
iOnal Government tSth Brushes, Com b.
tumps. The ve~ trunks, vaitses and :
tor and meir ss... -
tonrui., iSo
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nd -
S.aving secu red the services of Mr.. PIERRE
suitable for gentleinen's wear, am prepare
lost fashionable styles and at reasonable I
to. Oct. IA, 1876
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-06-20

there is truth il the ntur, that h.n,-
tile bands of Indians are r~aiting
around between he Platte and t. =.
railroad no one cal doubt, for The
men on the round-ups bsve hurried
oyer some of their work in order 10
keep their horses from being stolen,
and to insure their own safety, and
the men that compose the roundup
party are not the kind that are
easily frightened by Indian stories.
The Denver Times of yesterday
has the following note from Greeley,
dated the 18th, which appears to be-
reliable in regard to the Indian ru-
o of the past few days:
Please contradict the m in
yesterdays paper in regard to men
killed by Indians at Fremont's Or
chard. / came from below to-day.
l was at Fremont's Orchard Thurs
day night, and saw no signs of In
dams at that point, and none have
been seen from South Platte up. Re-
specially, ]. Shinn, Mail Carrier.
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No Crows for Crook.

Lieutenant Quinton, of Fort Ellis,
has been at the Grow Agency for the
purpose of employing an interpreter
and two or three hundred Grow war
riors to send to General Crook. The
Lieutenant failed to have the author
ity to pay what is demanded by good
scouts and Interpreters. The object
is not likely to be accomplished.
A letter from the Grow Agency
says:
The entire camp of Mountain
Grow Indians are on the Big Horn
close to the mouth. 1t is thought
very doubtful about them getting a
body of these Indians to 'inount
their steeds and otto the wars again.
for they would have to travel through
the heartsof the Sioux country before
reaching General Crooks command,
and they fear the Sioux terribly.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-06-20
Lynch Law iu Nebraska.

Plum Creek, a small w~ay-station
on the U. P. in Nebraska, was the
scene of a horrible tragedy on Sat
urday last-a tragedy which resulted
in the death of three men. On the
day in question, Thomas Hallowell,
an Englishman, who had jumped the
claim Of an old German and had been
ordered off by Justice Pierce, did not
obey the order and a warrant was is
sued for his arrest. While Charles
Mays, sheriff of Dawson county, and
a constable named Freeman were
reading the warrant to Hallowell,
the latter suddenly fred both barrels
of a shotgun at them, instantly kill
ing Mays and seriously wounding
Freeman. Hallowell was placed in
Jail, but before night the people be-
came wild with anger, forced the
Jail, and taking the hapless Halo
well out, hung him.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-06-20
Chinese Centennial Commissioners.

Yesterdays east bound U. P. ex-
press bore two eminent representa-
tives to the Worlds Fair at Phila-
delphia. They were Chin Che Huen
and Ii Hsiao Chih, Mandarins of
high rank in the Celestial Empire,
and delegated by the baby Emperor
of the Flowery land as special COM
missioners to our Centennial blowout.
Hon. Francis Knight, U. S. Consul
at Canton, China, accompanied the
pig-tailed celebrities, himself bearing
a commission from the autocrat Of
all China. The commissioners are
very well educated, write English
and speak it fluently, and in conver-
sation with a LEADER reporter, ex-
pressed themselves as being highly
pleased with our country.