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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-04-08
TICKS.

The Mexicans are preparing to de-
pose Diaz.
Hampton will shortly call the South
Carolina il gislature together.
Garfield is actively working for the
speakership of the next House. Cd
st. Louis new mayor, Overstoltz,,
will be installed next Tuesday.
The telegraph war continues. Fresh
reductions will he made tomorrow.
The action against Dom Piatt for
seditious writing has been Withdrawn.
The President and family were at
the Great Falls Of the Potomac Satur-
day.
News has been received of the death
of Philip Clayton, U. ). consul at Cal
lao, Peru.
The New York Times thinks that
Nichols will be recognized us governor
of Louisiana. FR,
The roll of the next House of Repre-
sentatives will show a Democratic
majority of ~ or II.
A conductor named Brown was
killed by an accident on the Western
Pacitic II. II. saturday.
Auc AsdilcHSniTe, EnY., cOttOn spin
ners are about 10 quit work, owing 10
trouble with mill owners
Mills & Japo, ship-owners and brokers
Of st. Johns, N. b.. are in financial
trouble. Liabilities 800, 00U.
Charles Wilson, of Galveston. was
shot dead, Saturday night t, at New Ha-
ven, while fleeing from the police, who
were attempting to arrest him.
The schooner Maud Thompson COL
lided with an unknown vessel in Flush
ing Bay. /. l.. Saturday morning, and
sunk. Capt. Weeks and three of the
crew were drowned.
The Missouri river still continues to
rise. The bottom lands between Oma-
ha and Council Bluffs are almost en-
tirely covered with water. 1t has fallen
some two feet at Sioux City, and is
rising above there.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-04-08
AN ORDINANCE
Regulating the Sale Of Railroad Tickets
Within the City of Cheyenne.
The Board of Trustees of the City of
Cheyenne, do Ordain:

-
The Board of Trustees Of the City Of
Cheyenne, do Ordain:
SEC ZION 1.
Hereafter it shall be unlawful for
any person or persons within the limits
of the City of Cheyenne to advertise,
by exposing publicly any sign, flag OF
emblem, painted, printed or written, or
by any other device, the sale, exchange
OF ba. ter OF railroad tickets, ~(excepting
only advertisements in the regular pub
LEGATIONS in daily and weekly newspapers
published in said city and distributed
to the regular patrons Of such news
papers).
SECTION II.
Any person or persons convicted of a
violation of the preceding section, shall
be fined in any sum not exceeding ONE
hundred (SlOU.00) dollars or imprisoned
not exceeding sixty (6U) days i'll the city
jail, and each days exhibition of any
public sign, flag or emblem, painted,
printed or written, or any other device
except advertisements in newspapers,
as stated in section l hereof), shall be
deemed Il separate offense and punished
accordingly.
SECTION III.
All such public signs, flags, emblems,
painted, printed or written, and ali
other devices prescribed by the first
secti IN of this ordinance, are hereby
declared to he public %nuisances, and il
is made the duty of the City Marshal
and police to abate and remove the
same upon the written order Of the
president of the Board of Trustees.
SECTION w.
This ordinance shall not be construed
to apply to agents authorized by any
railroad company operating within said
city, to advertise and sell railroad
tickets.
SECTION V.
This ordinance shall take effect after
one weeks publication.
Approved, April 9Th, 1877.
lEl- w. p. DAVIS,
Acting President of the Board
and Ex-oficio Mayor.
Attest:
GEO. D. SrIMPsoN.
City Clerk. aS-1w
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
An Interview with Chamberlain.

An AntcrVieW win Snafnpcfiain.
Columbia, April Gov. Chamber
lain was interviewed by an Associated
Press agent oil his arrival to-day, as to
his intentions for the future. He said
he cared not to state details as he had
no time to consider them, but in gen.
eral lie did not regard the withdrawal
of the troops as affecting his legal
rights, whatever effect it might have on
his practical ability 70 maintain them.
1t would probably be his duty to hold
his office until removed from it by force.
In answer to an inquiry aus to his course
If Hampton should convene the legis-
lature Immediately, lie said lie could
only say lie intended to pursue a course
consistent with Il firm belief in the JUS
tice of his position and cause without
regard te personal consequences.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-04-08
PENNSYLVANIA.
Progress of the Engineers Strike.

Progress OF the Engineers Strike.
Philadelphia, April THE Reading
railroad company has suspended all the
brotherhood engineers employed upon
the Germantown and N0rristown
branch to-day. They are 10 ave two
days. time in which to decide
upon remaining in the employ of
the company ut the cost of leaving
the brotherhood. A large meeting of
the brotherhood was held this evening,
mt which delegates were present from
more than a dozen railroads of the
United States and Canada. Tonight
other delegates are arriving, and the
question of resistance to the demands
of the railroad is certain to be decided
before noon Monday. Foreign dele
gates, interviewed tonight, say the eX-
i,tence of the brotherhood of locomo-
tive engineers is at stake in this contest.
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Dom, Wan, HIM to "Peach."

New York, April THE delay in
Tweed's release is caused solely by his
failure TO turn over the vouchers and
other documents revealing the names of
the public men who received ring
money. and showing the amounts paid
them. These men strenuously urge him
to observe the rule of lionor among
thieves; but 1t Is believed that Tweed
will he compelled to surrender every
thing rs originally agreed to, because
otherwise his own release will not be
contaminated
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MASSACHUSETTS,
The Roanoke Disaster "A Mutiny Sus-
pccted.

Pected.
Boston, April THE Herald will
publish tomorrow Il statement to the
effect that there are grave suspicious
that William NJ. Mcguire, sole survi-
vor of the brig Roanoke, didn't tell Il
true story. His statements to Capt.
Corson, of the schooner which rescued
him, We're contradictory. and gave rise
to a suspicion that the crew mutinied,
and probal ly murdered the captain
and his followers, and also the rassen-
gers, and that the vessel become I'M
manageable after they got possession,
1t does not seem consistent that the
passengers would have deliberately
drowned themselves while there was
the least hope of being saved. In a
safe which was located in the captains
cabin were fifty thousand dollars in
gold, a sufficient incentive for the up
rising of the crew. 1t is surmised that
the drank freely Of lager, and
while drunk went below, got the con-
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-04-08

tents Of the safe, and had a fight with
the captain and the sailors who re-
manned faithful. This is based on the
fact that Mcguire says M of the crew,
a Finn, Threatened to shoot the cap
tain, and the fact that one of the crew
was found dead with his upper lip cut
OF, when Mcguire was taken off by
Capt. Corson. Mcguire said, in expla-
nation, that the Finn got a pistol out
of a dozen that were lying about the
cabin, and that the dead man found on
the wreck had his lip bit off in II fight
with one of the crew on the 26th of
March. Mcguire, when found, showed
but little signs of exhaustion, = fact
rather strange in view Of his claim that
many Of his comrades had died Of ex-
DOSure.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-04-08
KANSAS.
The Truth About the B.nders.

Kansas City, April THE Journal
Of Commerce will tomorrow contain
an article in reference to the Bender
butcheries, which says: 1t is posi-
lively stated that the eI tire Bender
family was captured by a hand of vigil
lants and lynched while attempting to
escape from Kansas. The It ,tement is
based on the confession of one who
participated in the lynching, and all
tile facts in the case are said to have
been known TO Gov. Osborne and SEN
ator York ever since it occurred"
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-04-08

MIG REPORT.
NEW YORK.
vanderbiit.s Heirs.

New York, April THE settlement
between the heirs of Cornelius Wander
bilt has again beer. brought up, ON ac-
count of the difference between WIN.
II. and Cornelius j. Vanderbilt. AL
the heirs with the exception of Come
Illus had agreed to a settlement on this
basis. Cornelius j. however made Il
claim Of 81, 200, 700, and his sister, Mrs.
L.afitte, refused to make any settle
ment until Cornelius j. was satisfied;
meanwhile the will has been admitted
to probate.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-04-08
Starting Statistics.

New York, April 7.--During the last
three months IA persons were report, d
missing in this city and Al in Brooklyn,
making a total in the two cities OF lbs.
OF this number, 81 were found through
the agency of officers and detectives; ~
returned to their homes and gave an
explanation Of their absence; /, A.
Oakley Hall, has reappearedin England;
IL were found dead, having committed
suicide or been murdered, and 81 are
still missing.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-04-08
LOUISIANA.
This Looks Wen for Paekar1.

New Orleans, April AT 3 O'Clock
today District Judges Marks, Cole and
Hunter, for the 4th, 9TH and 9Th judi
cial districts of the state, each elected
on the Republican ticket, had a long
interview with the commission. and
emphatically declared the sentiment of
their districts to be i'll favor of the
Packard government. The three dis
tricts embrace eleven parishes, with a
total population of 49,, 600.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-04-08

Ne,o York Money and Stock Market.
New York, April Gold closed
at l04a. Money 2. Governments dull,
but strong. Stocks active and irregu-
lar; Western Union, $50; Quicksilver,
Il; Pacific Mail, l7a; Mariposa. A.;
Wells Fargo, SO; New York Central.
92}; Erie, 81; Panama, 90; Union
Pacif stock. 62!; U. p. bonds, 1919;
Central Pacific bonds, log.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-04-08
Notice.

A promissory note for $1,000, given
to me by Geo. F. Chase and endorsed
by L. Murrin and A. H.. Reel, has been
lost. 1t was dated Noy. 14th, 1876.
All parties are warned against trading
for til" same, us it has been paid.
apr4-6t# THOMAS MOORE.
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TRANSFORMATION for such of the above sup
piles rs may not be contracted to be deliver
ed at the several Indian Agencies.
Schedules showing In detail the quantities
and kinds of goods and supp les required for
e,ch Agency, transportation routes, time
and place OF dell, cry. conditions 10 be OBJ
served by bidders, aud terms of contract and
payment, together with blank proposals and
forms OF contract and bond, will be furnished
upon application IA this Office. lin Washing
ton ar at No. 10 lie 'nard st., New York, } to f.
NJ. Kin.sley. 81 Clinton p ace, New York; ito
VIM. Nicholson. Superintendent Of Indian
Affairs. Lawrence. Kansas; to the Commits
saries ofSubsistence U. A., At st. Louis,
Chicago. Sioux City, st. Paul, Leayenworth.
Omaha and Cheyenne; or to the several In
dian Agents.
apra-dIm 10. SMITH, Commissioners.
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Proposals tor Indian Supplies, Goods
and Transportation.
Department OF THE INTERIOR,

iAA 49, We FIhlO4lt
OFfI'E Of INDIAN
Washington. March 80, 1877.
SEALED PROPOSALS, Endorsed Proposals
for Beef" Flour, Clothing, transportation,
as the case may be.) and directed to the CoM-
OF INDIAN AFFAIRS, No. 10 Leon
nrd ST., New York. will be received until IL
NJ. ofTUEspAY. MAY $. 1877, for furnishing
the following Supplies. ioods AMI Transport
alton required for the Indian Service for the
fiscal year ending June 80. 1873.
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Cuffee, 1890 pounds; sugar, $3.50, pounds;
Tobacco. $3.50 pounds; Soda. 1880 pounds;
Baking Powder, 2',3D p ,unds; Rice. $500
pounds; Tea, 6,59 pounds; Beans. $4,000
~pouni-; Soap, lis. 40 pounds; and Hominy.
$4,000 pounds.
ALSO r.
BLASKErs, CLOTHING. WOODEN y CoTroN
Goops, HARDWARE, NOTIONS y MkpicAL
SUPPLIES.
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Courtesy of Wvo. Arch
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-09

FIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOB THR PARI
ORLEANS
HARRIET DREYFUs VS.. ISAAC c. LIZ
Hnahnnd-M1 1E2I

HARRIET DRBYFUs VS.. ISAAC c. LRyI
Husband-EO. 1921.
r HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON TIE TW
i s. cOnd day Of November, 1876. iudglnei
rendered in this court in the EMIT ed h
the words and figures following, tn Wit
Harriet Dreyfas VS. Isaac G, Levi, her hut
No. T6e1
In this case. the court considering the d
has produced due proof in support o. her q
tue law and evidence being in her favor, 4
deTed, a1iGdged and decreed that the jui
by default herein entered on the III !
tustant be now confirmed and made tiual,
coIdiDgly tha' there be Judgment In favor
ritt Dreyfus, and against Isaac G. Levi,
band, decreeing dissolution OF the commd
acquests and gains heretofore existing n
the said parties; that lhe said plaintiR be :
is hereby authorized to conduct and esrd
separate business from that of her said Ii
as public merel ant, and that defendant
coats of suit.
Judgment signed Eovemb r II, 1876.
&. NORTH Gu LION, II
In testimony whereof have herr unto
baud aud affixed the seal Of the said cDurtI
city Of New Orleans, on this sixth day 81
Der, in the wear Of our Lord one thGueaa
hundred and seventy-six, and the one n
. d first year of the Independence Of The!
States. PAUL r. ABAnIe
de30 ja14 % pepDtyf
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CIRCUIT COUHT UT TIKI
STATES.
FIFTH CIRCUIT AND DISTRICT OF IA
NOVEMBER rlRM, A D. ls1sI
DANIEL WEAVER vs. M5R MARY CT
OF aL--No. $3.50.


hkW DRLkAAs, tuesday , anuaii
GouRT NIT PURSUANT TO ADJ0r
" Preseut. the Hon. X. @. llnIe, dltil
GA motion 81 R3nse 4 Grant, solicited
plalr ant, and IL appearing 70 the eous
bill fill d In his ca1se has for its ohieci'
closure OF mortgage lien and priv !
estate within this district, and that ahe
made return On tbs process Of Bubp.
herein. that the defendant herfin, M
Boy kin, Is not "a ieh stitant OF and z
found within this distriaii it 10 theIeiS
that the said ceienr art, Mrs. Mary &.
appear, anEwer, plead or demnf 10 60
said bill, Gu or before the drnt Mond n
1877, aud that copy Of this order bs ~
her personally. il practicable, and ihai|
be published once week for six q
weeks. in lbs New O1leane Republloai
paper published In the city or NsW DRIED
distFiet, aud that copies OF the eama
on John Z. jackson sad K1Ward ~.
the peraons In poaats iln Of she nor
erty.
certify the foregoing TO be . true col
original record In this ones. Wttne
and seal Of said court, Of the city o. ~
this nth day If I2nua v, 1877.
iaT law Ct r. b VlEOr nenu
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-09

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOB THE PAD
ORLEANS.

TNHB STATE oP LOUISIANA To WHOM
Il presents shall me. greeting; Where's
o. AlexsndEa MavrOgordatn. wife tepal
property from her huseaad Alexander Me-
astO, havirg purt htstd ~ 9 tale made 5yl
sheriff OF the parish OF Orleans the pTOper
inafter de5cribtd. has applied to thia couf
ofies OF the elalk whereof the deed Of sad
corded on the tl,irt arst day Of oc,obeEl
das book No faliO 342, for D mouitioa 3
tisement in conformity with sections 25l
OF act No. Sc OF the General Assemel' Of d
Now, trei efore ye, and al persons Il
herein, who can Bet up any right. Vt g
ia and TO the properly hereinafter. dete
con eqnenee OF any tnioImaiify 81. the d
cree or Judgment Of the court undsF y.
sale was made. or any Irregularities or III
in the eppraise uienta snh advertisements
or manner Of sale, or for anY other defeti
e. er, are hereby cited and admeniahed ind
Of the state Of Loulsiaae, and Of ths ixf1
Court for the parish Of Orle ans, TO show ca,
in thirty DAYS frOm the day this mont oal
inserted IN the public papers, why ihel
M de shou d not be cuuh fmed and homo
The property was 60 d by the sh
afort aid, for the psiee Of two thous a
each, 10 PolSxsne Alexandra Mavross I'd I'd
fourteenth day OF October, 1875. under d
hsfi faniRa, FLOWING . judgment render
"a { entitled Poiyxena a. Mavroqordatol
auder Michel AgelaAtO, her husband. N
the docket Of this court.
Description of property as given in ID
CONVEYANCE, viz;
Two lots Of ground, with the building
provements thereon, situated In the
P aiHaaee, in the Sixth District Of { is
City Of JefferISn), in the square bound
Charles ard Prytania streetA, Louisiana
and the property now or late Of the htirl
obaise, Being lots Nos. IS and 10, on
Buies9n, sur ever, dated May i2, 1856, deI
the Office of o. Drouet, notary public inl
and they meayure each 81 feet i0che|
L usana sveuue, BY depth Of l6a teei.
parallel lines Bling he came property
by the defendant. Aiexar der 81. Age LAST
made w the sheriff Of the parish Of q
the sixth Of February. 1875. az tbs enit
Ger ID. AgalastO W W. r. NILS, No.
/ Orleans.
New orleans, November "a, 1915.
A. SAUCIRg.
Tousr I OipptrN Clarh dell 1i
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R7enthlv Advertisements, inserted every othef
- ~ he charged two-thirds of the above rates
Second page monthly advertisements eScn
rransient ndveTtisements having the run OF the
,,srser first Insertion 81 per squares each supse-
sS-Ient insertion fifty cents per square. l.,
second page transient advertisements eaeh m
AdyertreInentain inserted Intervals to be charged
y new each insertion ,,.,-. Ill,
Raonlar advertisers, who advertise largely Will
"a Allowed such discount from above named tran.
liant rates az NAV be agreed upon provided, that
mo case shall such discount exceed twenty-five
Al business notices Of advertisements to be
nhaTged twenty cents per line for each inseruon
THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN
apnhiahed evely Saturday mermng, and contains
~ neyyn by telegraph miscellaneous reading, edi
SSTfals local matters of general public interest,"
lsqrarercial and monetary reports, and every
Sslat appears in the Daily, except such items a. aIe
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PUBLICAN Is an excellent family paper, valuable
= well for instruction and amusement rs intorIna-
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SIXTH Dlsralor oorRr Poa THs
tlQfWAMy
JEANNE I. eAILRPIRD WIFI Og n. l
vs.. Michel veignoie, her bushand-
HEREBY OERTJFY THAT on

JEANNE I. s6ILEPIRD WIFI Og n. |
vs.. Michel ytlgnoie, her husband
n HEREBY OERTJFY THAT on
a. tenth day OF November, 1875, id.
rendered Ia this court Ia the l0aq
suit, In the werda and figures f0llDvina
Jeanne L. Gaiiepied, wife OF M 4.
Mloael Yeignoie, her hushand--NO. 3sa
On motion Of W. X Murphy, Il
plaintiff ia this suit, on pr0duting
duo proof IN support Of her "a
the law ans evidences beng ID.
p,alht'h, il i ordered. adtads4'
err cd tdat the Judgment bY de|
entered on this ninth iusiant 81 pn7|
aud made d1al, snd acgoraiHelg %,
judgment In favor Of plaintiff, Iesn
aailapied, wife Of Mldhcl Yeian0la,
defendant, Michel vtign0le, her husas'
ing the community Of acqufsia and "A
existing between the sad parties. aud
HspNation Of pl0oerty between them
q Il further ordered that dffsndanl
suit
Judgment signed NovenbeF 20, Is5s.
a sApOl1
Ia testimony whereof have harca
hand and atiixed the seal OF the sAid Z
city Of New Orleans. on this tWentl
November, IN the year o. our Lord
eight hundred and eeVentV-eix
dei3 "a iAl3 PRANK WALL, d +
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TIME CREDITORS OF THE ABovR Il
IL are hereby notified that the second 2
eetiDg of the crediiors sill be held 4
office Of J. Ward Gurley, Jr.. Beq., one Of the
ters in ba ktur tey, Nh. A. Camp styeet, 10 Il
of New Orlesns. on the twenty.sixth dsy
nary. 1871, at P. NJ
i594 n. WBBsTER, Aeaii
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sO0OEssION Noq
saeessslan b PIsrrs 3. =

Succession u Pierre g. Tal
CBcOkD DISTRICT COURT PoR q
- OF Orleans, No. 80 GA. - Notice IL
to the creditors Of thia estate and td|
sons herein iniereetad to ehoN eaI
days rum the present notification.
have OF can. why the account 4
Harls Josephine heneaaF. widow Of Z
bfif, teataInenlaFg o1scafFix Of this
not BE- homeloEafed and approved. q
distributed II accordance H1ererith.
By order Of The Court
deco issa FRANK FACB,
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CEoOND DlsTRIcz COURT FOR I
~ Of Orleans. 30. a6 ,5so. ~ Notice Is :
10 the 6rediior1 81 ghia estate ana 10 :
sons herein Interested, 10 abQH eaulI
days ffom TIE present notification,
have VI ear, why tho amended ANAL
secuted ~ tlanp.a haDef. admIuistTa
tate, should not be hdmelo1a lod AID 4
the funds Distributed n Ace 6r1anae Y
BY order Of me Court
df3Q 5atht FR1Ak PACK
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cBeosD DISTRICT co1fr ron I
- 1fort1Gae rs ag. i17. w hsfl -. q
has rnfiliurf1 the to1ft for Iet&esl'
tIEli1n on tbs estate d fha late
t&fH414Ne 4uIlA. diseased. Iar1Iln
Edrc1I given - 81 + .|1II III nlnF a.
Ner1t I''s ~ 1Nsa 4tI ~ pa
NifiouE EtsrI1 ROT 81 Ffn1t
r14f "a |'
~ F8tsN PACE
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
UNITED STATES.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
Tn RanlkruntcY-No. Il4a.

IN THR MATTE OF SAMUEL <. MOORE
rupt.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


IN THB MATTER OF JOHN J. WISE, lFDry
ally and as member OF the firm Of vi
Sem bankrupt.