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SOUTH CAROLINA.
A Mass MpeiinE Of rrx-raycrs IN
uIutmbin.

C'o,uMDrA, S c. Jaiualys "A mas
m etn1g OF lhetux payers 20 day, ~
this County aas htl', with'a litrgt g.
tendance. A rp-oiuiiQn wis iinditM,
oisIy adopted rtcoshiz:g Hampton NJ
Gov, nnr, Sinlps ri Litute,,att (f6v-
error AMI "i'ly 'Oeh c'utty !nietIsSas
are uppoinird,y them, ana chdef'ollS
p,y-tseniy iiyt'rtr etat " the la.i
p,x levy Incorporating AxeSfuip
Hampton Government! Tiis ystaifl,
f1rull ii lhy The Previous decisicnsn&
the Slpr, nv Cp,rtA % jiol cd o. fal
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WAsEuNUgpN, Jmuary $ IQdica.
tous for the WaN Gult States .rsIiig
followed -hy falling -Larunitltr, Goid
porIheriy winds shifting ato w4rpier
souIherty aud clear weather. tay-
iopury siFqa's coptinne along tho
Son'h Atlantis aud Middle ALlspllc
coasts, aud are oFlsFs.I iqr the New
EnElatd Noe7t "lW ryWe+tsp ii ia
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New loRE January =. Dispatches
from Newark Fort JEWS aud liast-
Inrd, report that muuh edauuge has
teen done ~ lhethaw Al P0ilsJer.
Wis auother loo gorge, Ia I,arsd. sAHaGs
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BUSINESS Men ana Citizens of
Cincinnati Petition Congress
for an Orderly Count.
oar Republican arHbpr Or lhr + orldp
tOmmltlec Last MS r0ckri.BuOk.
and Thinks lhr People are
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-09
Inauguration of the Usurpcr
Packard aud Governor
Nichols.
l Large and lmhnNmiIC taIhrrlog OF
Cl'I2 rs Nl,nd the LtrrrnOr's
Inauguration.
Governor Nich'lIs Dclivors an Able and
LlogueGl Address 10 a Cotoourse
Cf Over Five Thousand
Citizens,


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'a'A"r'l u"d Auione.
NEW OIhfANa. Janrnn s Al h,,
um "a. 500 ull rs quit nj the Smi,
| A,uot,. ptdt0 Iiru, Iu a,mchr,d a, d
| \ heavy ipIvr u,iht. I..li. an ,,n,,
/ ,.dy lni ,nr iuUuguuuuu cer,n.oni,.
.rd ,ut l,N upis.ns lirol the hl,.,,,
/ 90, the u,iptnulh,ui lh.D,yrn,ri.
eoiumd clustering
l2I0 r. M lHe city i. ultt AT mi.
uuu. S,vual Thousand I,Isrls nav,
l.e,m,lru u ana pr,m 81 pu,ir,, D.
| HAL aud crow !sUlr rnpidly mrr,as
Dug Many store. are .Iusrd u,d II %.
u-pHlrd
G.u.p -Gny,runr p,cb,rd u.l
| Ai,utrhH t'G.Nrru g. Autuine were
"hhtuf"lra az tue STATE House 1t l:3l
he "tlh OF llirr wa administered y
"''' justice Labelling, No excite
'HthI
Inauguration az Governor NicnoIi.,
Il, uu,n Lairr crow Il had I.J
AT ~. Parr,s ti.ll r,ttr,lv HIIinv
hc ouild.,r. ami nv | ,,.io,.n II ~,
.lmr i've tLou.aui lrople mad us..n,
ted ~ the streets. aud Lnyta>e,te
square, and the A, iur.nt ipiIdiry
GN Nitnul, lr;t the CIV u,r.l far
,Ae hall, WAlre ha wts rsrpi,,l with
tremendous cheers Nv ia. ns.en,h,,d
hou-uut.. GOV. Nirh ,ll4 apne,r.d
~ the balcony AT lHU vu,.r affair
prayrr toy Rrv DE- Palmer lha ouh
t ,ll!tr aas hin, M,
Lieut. GOV. WIt2. hy Judge Sl son.
.'ov Nrhoila then niede the following
'"uit't
% Governor Nicn"Iis' Address.
Gentlemen ct the Seunl.nnd Huusp
4 Il r. sentative, and Friloa en-
"'"'' l" "o'"'e"'' u 'ie eau OF my
,r!luw CT 1eus, as expfps,rd through
ne ""''o'-""N' ny iii"J my ~ more
I'm" SN' ''''"S"'" N"''s assume
h dutir, Of g,vcrnnr of my nativ,
ave "'u'f ''''u'h''"h'eS "t marked
i tllruuy ulutn pariud Of very geo
r,l distress F,r mae ypnr, "A few
'"'"' "0''"g 40 DISQUALIFICATION wllh
'hV pe"i"e VI 'hI' SI"te' either IN ieti
'"G I'll Interest," h'' Slt'I ar on"-
"'''eo 'n'ir "'S''n't7 Inc result"
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"tth thaI ~ sriie oi tue licil sui
tr'l'' 'i'niNl','h lhmahse resources,
we NV
IA" People T"-""y I" "Tet' hei""ss
and pot,uy The very VI Is vt II kind
AID tcL,hoeht Creator have rtrNed TO
.heoe men as additional nreutlves tn
,cl. OF rpprc,siun aud wrong. Mt
satisfied wan the iuilry wHruh thr\
h.ve ilnl tei, the aut nus If tlns.
cdamlll,s aye again ,tugglirg to
maintain tir a-u"nuuncy ~ iraud,
All u estaullsh over hi. peopl.
I,urputilu muir tlmi.R nlu niiuu,us
han thai wuirh end. to-day us lane
fltxi,leur,. The prnpip oftnls Stat,
determined, auH nloo mn dieter.
umrd, that his .,il ~ shall he milea
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PumAnEtrniA, Jainary' ~ ia
nielirg OF the Veterans OF 'thewar N
ISL toc,ieWr'e 1hei anniversary az
'he battle otNew Orleans, took spIacc
here ,hia morning "A petition 10 tho
SruaIe praying tor hespeedy passage
1ftl,e lillto giant ptnslolis 10 s6lditrs
81 the war Of fsl2, now byf6ra ilat
body, was adop'rd y '.'' '''-'A'efeS
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n,nuului Nuuw lunl, Loul.. !,

sr lptis, Js4vgry s a sixtceh
inch SNOW storm, aud Tie general
weather leenmiug very cold.
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Closing Out Bargains:

OyercOaS, Business Suits, Dress Suits, Walking
Suits, Boys and Children Suits at an Immense
Of Sacrifice in Order to ClOSNGu Mems and Youths
Wo sed Prince Albert Frocks from $40 to $780,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-09

HARRISBURG, Pa, lapuary s Re-
ports from ~ krns, this morning,stato
,hat the tir,lnen are : III WORKING At
the lire IN the mine, aud lave Ylr by
hops of qurlling H. 'F-'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-09

s,v.lomosoi oJliars srt.s 70 sGssas 80
5Sqlifif and clusIsrdsaSFlngS Rie,2
Apga. jsIqda general j.sssstaeItolGsA
y tintmon9 lgS2t9ee9s ,Ja1te rssestYsdtVlSs
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srp ssblid eds gsgofdi III y ssaw
RAliiY tfnsr II ms fills aRssAsl61
shich tlns'rsSasSpfl jefSare tiows wfiahss
W. a ohen IIhea sSunidsf1aH fssifs
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ngse,ai; sTlaahJA tFSftli fine An (.
ia snnrrranaIane nslhnhe;B't.. e'ltituf~
Is,ss Iimsv,prebnnse s,ad ehlkIsrie
81 1duls al.gs IIqassnyliksaFns sRfs}A
election le 'helI and n nc question be
de,crmintJJ =wf~thrr the ii those
NAMES slfeli busouadeslosInssi Il Wedld
be,siA lAeslslgpaselofith essepHsk Julx
Sious b9on, to The whole eqmRpnlvsslilR
ST louis RsPublica ,r.sve.ih,t an
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-09

SAN FRANcisco, Jdnmiy'Ss 4he
Rissi,,r gun Imat Ermach arrived 10
day" Six Russian corvettes ANA gun
hnats are now here, nidiIyo more are
duo l4aast snUb "a isy haa .sysg
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-09

y
inauguration oil "Bius Jcans" WA.
uhms,
/. INpIANAPoLis Jatuary' s. ~ WIZ
iiails was maUgnrateda oHe niadesii6
hlIusldnto national politics in Ills adj
dress. JVft oHsn'2t& t@AteteD .sls5s
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The S9lden lrStl slrsupe4 beganfa
shprt encouragement sstt1sYbt, tle,niSy
Of "o9r lF.sU Cpnsehier thesGa me asS
Love- lepS the, one selsetsd h,Etes
peenstpn.g Ihe periormaplepdth ksxi
celIrut ,cempanyv have q eonirilptsd
much % iLe eei'Sment Of our people
aud yen'somvtlJng Of . gpyeE lDtto
he season. Thrir reperlpire OF plays
includes annle of-tho besL. novelties of
,he day aad mrvly ots thsod fssotite
eoms,lies w viii bea dtiisqlisnAtlef
@ iied ga !4s provincial = psaras vihis
SEASON qgywhrfel sooa vsrsatiis,as2
-pphai aud SO pleresn young, actphas
Ar Harry RsM!lFlb @h9isl!ttaeesa
vine, .4e oiirr egTlsAhahsthfF hsls,
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n",s. "aa wheesr winnrs,d a tSA,

RoNporrSN ", january = TIE
DAFT Fr,rmen TIA afternoon mn.
nouuccs that Hun w a Mhsvlsr1elt
New York us mornlng, nj FfyDi6hi,
oAio, where ~ VII te JonIed lDyudy.
rlnor Hayes to,mortoW, fNat JiaitHAl
slrlcS tiEltGoStt1r lhiSA mV4wdA
loAEse]q.gFgl SRa' w pSsasyIYrat
bgr Us hH AH tssltEHssdsN Ap ylf,.R
ANY wy NiihIeieprDgyy jAy pSAY'silo
NgpR'N yr A'+ why Wlfs,p!iq9 be-
Johl tNeui'erapcps q, us letter OF ac-
'cptaucc, M. Wheeler vii not pra
rrrd - Washington Al present..N ''""
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cuties the bark encountered among the dimples
in the water and the falling sprays.
Montague has been drawing full houses and has
been petted and entertained constantly His en-
gagement last evening was sandwiched by a
breakfast at the British Legation, and a supper
given by Mrs Sprague, at Wormley's. lam sure
he will leave Washington with regret
Miss Eames' marriage to Mr.. Gordon Cum
mings is the topic of interest for this month
Everything that wealth can accomplish will be
brought into effect to render the wedding brill
liant affair. This event will be followed in MAY
by the marriage of Admiral Portcr's daughter to
Lieut. Logan of the Navy. Then the society peo-
pie will begin TO "fold their tents, some for the
mountains, cool breeze-, rocks and ferns others
to while away the long summer days by the sad,
sea waves.
President Hayes proposes spending tie summer
here; his family will remove early in May TO the
Soldiers Home. which is just far enough to be
within pleasant riding distance to the city. AL
ready the diplomats and their families are begin
ming to leave us; the Austrian Minister and family
will leave in few days tc spend the summer in
Europe, but will return in the autumn. The
spanish Minister and Nine. Mantilla take their
departure on Monday; first for New York, where
they will spend a couple Of months and then give
the summert to Saratoga. Mrs. BelknaP, whose
brilliant past. naturally interests one in her sad
present and future. has left the city never to re
turn. So the world says. She and her husband
have been living in our midst al one of the prin-
cpsl hotels, but unnotced, unsought by all the
great crowd, who, short time since, bowed
fiattered aud kne II before them. As beautiful a.
ever in person, as charming in manner, bewitch-
ing Mrs Belknsp belongs to a dead past. re-
member her al a brilliant entertainment just be-
fore the exposure came, radiant in white satin and
diamonds, lovely, gracious and the centre of an
admiring crowd, and then came sackcloth and
ashes, as the night comes dowa beautiful
day. This is one of the sad pctsres one sees AT
the National Capital. Who was the person who
spoke of Washington a "heartbreaking place =
To any one who has spent some four or five
years here these few word, will spily describe it,
CLEoNA.
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Scotehtng Malaria.

1t is a fact idcly ID amply attested that whei c
the powerful ana pernicious drug, quinne, and
other mineral poso s, administered as remedies
for fever and ague ind b liOus Iemttents, fail to
yield more lhaa temporary relief 10 the sufferer
Hostetter's Stomach Btters scotch those tremen.
dous epidemics most thoroughly, and by strength
enlng the system and regulating its functions, pro-
tects it against malaral at acks. No resident of
locality where the above maadies prevail or where
tht are likely To be TX out In consequence OF t. {
30 lson ing OF the atmosphere by DOXlous eXhaia.
ions, should fail TO take practical cognzince OF
the above important truth, aud by timely use OF
the Buffers avo The ravagcs OF inalddtes SO disas.
trous to he physic al constitution. There Is Lot IN
existence "A liner tonic corrective ana defensive
oIdiil. apr2i Ieod&wlw
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The Louisiana DemOcrats-NO
Gratitude to the Administers

Correspondenoe Of the Ne,c York Times.
The special correspondent of the New York
Times at New Orleans writes that paper a. fol-
lows:
There are politicians here, and they have more
influence than all the honest conservative men of
the Penn stamp put together, who openly declare
that the success Of Hampton and of Nichols i,
the success OF democr attic bravery over republican
cowsrdice-or, In other words, of den ocratc
cut-throats over unarmed and defenseess republi-
eau negroes. These men, and thousands like
them IN all parts of the South, give President
Hayes no thanks for the msg nanimous course be
has taken toward them. They regard his policy
rs the result of trade, and attribute the success
OF Hampton and Nichols to what is known as the
Foster Matthews bargain. These are plain truths
but they are truths, and they might as well be
Told now as at some later period. The average
Southern man believes that Mr.. HAYES obtained
his seat with the distinct understanding that
Chamberlain and Packard were to be oyertbrown.
10 the words OF an old Alabama planter with
whom conveTsed on the subject, "1he Southern
democrats gsve Hayes his seat, he has given them
their own Governments; he was little long
about II, but it's ell right now. and the account Is
sqssre."
Toe people Of the Sc nth, as q class, read very
lttle aud think less; they are carried away by
their impulses, ard these impulses are guided to
q great extent by o few shrewd lead rs. They
la e some pfejaoices, however, which no leader
set Of lea Iers can ever hope TO remove. One
Of these 10 their deep-sested hatred Of the repub
can party. Any attempt TO bring them 10 the
support Of that party could only result in the p,
iisiesl ruin Of the man who made the attempt
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kENNEBEC COUNTY-In Probate Court. al
augusta, on the fourth Monday Of april, 1871
DENJAMlN +. SLEEPER, Guardian oil George
ID S. Sleeper, in raid County, minor, having
y, ttiontd for license TO SILL at pubic auction
private sale the following real estate OF said ward,
the pro .eds to be placed on interest, viz. All the
interest of said ward iu the homestead OF his de-
ceased father:
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given three
weeks successfully prior t. the second Monday OF
May next in the Daily kennebec journal newspa
per printed in Augusta, that all persons Interested
may attend at Court oil Probate then to be holden
at Augusta, and show cau-e, if any, why the
prayer OF said petition should not be granted.
ii. X. BAKER, Judge.
Attest: CHARLES HEwlNs, Register.
apr2s t3w+
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SITUATION WANTED.

Two TAKE CARE OF CHILDREN and do light
i housework, by one who has had experience
Apply at the house of MRS. HUNTOON, Acad.
envy ST. eet, Hall0well. apr28,ts.
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Free Trade i'm Vessels.


The eastern war has afforded new oc-
casion to the adversaries OF American
shipbuildng to raise an outcry In favor OF
free trade in vessels. At the first thought
II NAV seem to those having but little
knowledge of vessels and their business
that there is some reason for this demand
at this time. But the shipbuilders OF
Maine and other States know that there is
neither reason nor necessity for it.
For several years there have been more
American vessels alloat than could find
profitable business. During the last two
wears our vessels have traversed every sea
and all quarters of the globe in pursuit OF
employment. aud bat few have paid any
thing to their owners. The first demand
Tor increased tonnage consequent upon the
carrying trade that will be created by the
war will be readily supplied by the excess
of vessels now ia existence over and
above the ordinary requirement in time
of general peace. II the war continues
and more vessels are needed they can be
built in our shipyards with dispatch that
will meet the necessity of the case.
There is not the least ground whatever
to seek vessels elsewhere than in our own
country to do what carrying we may have
to do. Vessels are built as cheaply of
wood as before the rebellion. They are
better built for the same price per ton.
There is therefore no occasion to buy for
eign vessels on account of cost. AS to the
capacity of American shipyards TO in
crease our tonnage as needed it is abun-
dant. With the improved appliances for
the construction of vessels found in all our
principal yards, the State of Maine alone
can build ships as fast as the demands of
the war will require. Within fifteen years
there have been radical changes and i'm
provements In the methods of build
ing vessels, so that single firms in
the course of year find little difficulty
10 common times of constructing their
score or two of them Let there be a
brisk demand for vessels arise, and the
number that could and would be built in
a single season would astonsh those who
are unacquainted with the ways and
means-of modern construction.
The cry for free trade in vessels come
from the quarter whence it was heard at
the close of the rebellion. Then they
wanted TO patronize the Canadian ship
builders at the expense of our own ship
yards as means to regain our lost COM
merce. But the government was wiser
than those free traders, their advice was
not regarded, our Own shipyards were
fostered, and in consequence we have a
merchant fleet afoat at this time largely
in excess of the requirements of the past
year, we build vessels at as low figure
per ton of the same class as the cheapest,
and we are we'll prepared with skilled me-
chanics, machinery and materials to en-
large our commercial marine as rapidly
as the European war may require us to
d..
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INVALIDS desiring Pure Medl-
cines and Accuracy In Dispensing
them, should Send their Orders 10
PaIlridge's Drug Store, Under
Granite Hall, Augusta.
decll-Sw
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Notice Of Assignment.

NOTICE is hereby given that Joseph II. Dolli
IN yer OF Augusta, in the county of Kennebe c
and State of Maine, has this day assigned to me al
his property, except. such as is exempt by law
from attachment, for the benefit Of his credit orr,
and that three months from the execution of ga ID
assignment are allowed for said creditors to be.
come parties thereto. EUGENE 8. FOGG.
Augusta, April 10, 1877. apr2i-tsw
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Not Eyactly!

Judge Henry NJ. Spofford. who has just been
elected United States senator from Louisiana, is q
Northern man, and is in full sympathy with the
Hayes administration. He is a native Of Connec
iicuts graduated at Amherst College in 1910. and
for time Q tutor there. 1t is a long time
since be took up his permanent residence in the
South, and he has been for some years member
OF the Louisiana supreme court-B0stoa Adcer-
tiser.
Our respectable and dignitied cotempo-
rary Is signally in error in regard to the
new louisiana claimant of Senatorial
honors. Mr.. Henry M. Spoflord is a
thorough democrat in politics, belonging
to the conservative section OF The Bourbon
wing OF the party in that State, and could
he gain admittance into the United States
Senate would vote on all party questions
just as would Samuel Tilden and Jefferson
Davis. 1t certainly does not commend
him to tho sturdy moral sense of the men
of the country that he belonged to the dis
tinguished social and professional circle
adorned by such brilliant minds as Pierre
Soule and Judah p. Benjamin "
Could he possibly cheat his way into the
Senate, he would speedily snap his fingers
at the Administration and the Republican
Senators, as have Wade Hampton and the
Democratic members of the South Caro-
lima Legislature. But we are not sur
prised to notice that just in proportion as
professed.y Republican newspapers mouth
Democratic talk and seek Democratic ap-
proval, they defect from the straight line
OF Republican truth and ignore the most
reliable political information.
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Assessors Notice.


To THE TAXPAYERS or THE CITY OF AUGUSTA.
u on ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED to bring in
true and pete lists of your polls aud all
your estates, both Real and Personal of which You
were possest on the hrst day of April, 1877 10y
cevin said lists and ad nj steriDg the oath th.
to, authorized, the undersigned, Assesso of said
vi y. Will be in session a. the lder man's Room
in Granite Block, each SATURDAY. before the I5th
day OF My next, from to IL o clock A. Nj, and
from 10 O'Clock L. Nj, ana also on all stormy
days before that tune.
Failing to bring in such lists you i'll thereby be
barred OF any rlgnt 10 make application to the
County Commiss oners for an abatement of any
tax which NAV be Asses, Ell against YOU.
Banks for returns may b hau of us on applica.
ton, or calling at the City IRE sureI's once.
Us. TURNER, } Assessors
GUY TURN X, OF
ThOS. LirTLE,> Augusts.
April ,. 1877. mar27tSwtf
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The People want Proof.

There is no medicine prescribed by physicians, or
sold by Druggists, tina carries such evidence of its
success and superior virtue as Boschee's German
Syrup for severe Coughs, Colds settled on the
breast, Consumption, or any disease of the Thrcal
and Lungs. proof of that fact is that any person
afflicted, can get Sample Bottle Tor III cents and
trv superior effect before buying the regular size
at IS cents. 1t has lately been introduced in this
country from Germany and its wonderful are aston
ishing everyone that use it. Three doses will re-
leve any case. Try it. Sold by all Druggists.
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Special Notices.
a CA EED !

To all who suffering from the and in
discretions Of youth, nervous weakness, early de-
cay, loss of manhood, &c, will send you recipe
that Will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This
great remedy was discovered by missionary in
South America. send self addressed envelope
to the REV. JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station d. Bible
House, New York City. feb6-sn teod &w6m
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Hotel & Livery Stable for Sale.

CITUATED on W alter ST., Gardiner. Me- owned
- by y. B. JONES, occupied by w. w. JONES.
Two Story house with Z, and Wagon Shed
venient for both house and stable also good els
tern. For further particulars, inquire OF the occu-
pant on the premises apr5.tlm-
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Lot for Sale in Mt. Pleasant
Cemetery.

4 Burial Lot mo. an in Sit. Pleasant Cemetery,
N one OF the most bea tliul locations in This
cemetery, Is offered Tor sale, rs the pers owning
II has removed from the city Los is well graded
Apply at the JOURNAL OFFICE Tor information.
aIills If
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-04-24
Compiled Laws of Wyoming.

A few copies of the compiled laws of
Wyoming, full bound, can be had on
application at the LEADER Office. Price:
$500; sent by mail, post paid, for S5.50
Remit by P. o. money order or regis
tered letter.
This volume contains all the laws
etc., enacted by the legislative as
semblies of Wyoming Territory since
its organization; also the Declaration Of
Independence, Organic Acts of Dakota
and Wyoming, Union Pacific grant,
Sioux Treaty, Shoshone Treaty, q. s.
Public Land and Bounty Land Laws,
Town Site Law, Timber Law, q. s.
Mining Laws and the Coal Land Laws.
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