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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-12-09
MeCormick's Retirement.

Washington, Dec, s.-Gov. McCor-
mick retired from the office of assistant
Secretary of the Treasury this after
noon, and Mr.. Hawley enters actively
upon the duties of that office Monday.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-12-09

OF the Also miles of railroad west
of the Rocky Mountain summit, Utah
has 45o miles, California $500, Nevada
6l7, Wyoming $50 and Oregon 135.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-12-09

MCCLELLAN is to be inaugurated
Governor of New Jersey on January
18th. The ceremonies are to be i'm
posing.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-12-09
The Bears Losses,

st. Petersburg, Dec. SIT is officially
announced that the Russian loss be-
tween November 10th and 18th, was
3,153 men. The total loss since the
commencement of the war is 74.s5s.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-12-09

THE steamship Bothnia sailed on
Saturday from London, for the United
States with 100000 in gold.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-12-09

THE Servians have crossed the Turk
ish frontier at Yavor and erected forth
fications on Ottoman territory.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-12-09

The appointment of Henry l.. Dodge
as superintendent of the mint at San
Francisco has been virtually agreed
upon.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-12-09

THE Turkish government has i'm
pressed the street car horses of Constan-
tinople for the use of the army.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-12-09
INDIANA.
A Candidate for Hemp.

A Candidate for Hemp.
indianapolis, Dec. e.-The Jury in
the case of Beaver, for the murder Of
Sewell, at Madison, returned verdict
of murder in the first degree, and as
sessed the death penalty.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-12-09
FRANCE is on the eve of civil war.
MEHsiEr ALI has confided to Baker
Pasha the command of division.

THE total number of acres of land
given by the government to railroads is
235, 5,O06, 900.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-12-09

For the best drink, go to Hugo
Rohn's. 1t
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-02-25
FOR SALE.
.... STATE UNIVERSITY
DItEPApATOItY DEPARTMENT.,
ELI1O, NEVADA.

The first term Of this school will be-
gin September ilh. Male and female
pupils prepared for College, or nd-
Yanood further Rnd instructed in tho
collegiate branches. English studies,
,nnihcrnatics md tho ancient. nnd
modern languages thoroughly taught.
Lessons in music by u competent!
teacher. No chnrgn for tuition--innsic
extra; MISC, no charge for room rent.
IJ0nrd 3a0 I,sr month. payable in nd-
vSncc, quarterly. For further pnrticu.
nrs address
-. n. sEssIONg. Principal.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-02-25

~ TIT: DISTRICT COURT Oh" TIL:
J. Ninth Judicial District. Of the Si:to 81 Me-
va'a, in ard Tor tie County o. Elko. Amelia T..
Jewrtt, plaintiff, against John II. Jew,tt, de-
PENDANT. Action brought in the DisiGic. Court
Uf the Si.th Judicial nis;riLt Of the State Of
and the Complaint died IN rs ofrce of
the Clerk Of said District Court
f. THE STATE OF NEVADA SENDS GREETING
to JOHN II. JEwETT. defendant. YOU ar.
hereby required 10 APPEAR Ia an action brought
against Jon by the above named piIEiin In the
District Court of the Ninth Judicial Iiftrict uf
the State Of S,Vs -, in and for the County uf
llko. and to Al sw.r the complaint filcsi therein
within ten days exclusive Of thc'Iay OF s0rNi:el
after the service on You uf this SuumoGS--if
served within this County: or. IL served OFT
OF this CouIty. but IN this piftT.ct. within -
days: otherwise. Within 20 iayE--rr Judgment
by default will be taken against yniI. \, cnTiinE
10 the prayer Of FIid compliant The sail
zion Is brought TO obtain Judgment: OF tl:is
Court. dccrcCing taat the bonds OF iul:riIEouy
existing between plaintiff and defendant L.
dissO.YeI. oil the grounds OF Eabi:ual, ErUSs
drunkenness. AMI fer extreme cruelty; and that
tho plaintiff have the custody Ct The Ini,Cr
children, mentioned IN the complaint. and for
may seem Just sna equitable in tbs premises.
will more fully appear 10y reference 10 tho COM
plant on file In my office, : cCr.ihcd COPY Of
which accompanies this writ. And You arc
hereby notified that II you fail toEprnaE and au-
swer said COMPLAINT as above required, the
said plaintiff will apply TO Tie Court for the re-
lief therein demanded.
Given under MY hard and the Seat OF the
District Court Of tie Ninth Judicial
,.,,,, District Of the stat. Of Nevada, Coun.
tI iy OF ElkO, this 2Olh Gay Of nCCc;ui.CF.
In she year Of our Lord ems iGou'aHi
eight hundred acd Scyvaiy-sl=.
q. l. GEEES. CLARK.
J. l.. wISES. Attorney fer PIainiIE. ijG0l
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FOUND.

IN CARLIS, ABOUT TUE DTu
i inEtiui. small pocket book. containing n
Royal Arch MasIna diplopil. iasuci 20 JOsiait
". Commons, together with some other articles
Of 40 intrinsic filnr. The oNItcr c1m obtain
Tho sarno ty applying al this Office. Jg.h
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-02-25

IN TIL; DISTRICT COURT or TIL:
i ninth Judicial District. Of the state Of Nc-
TadA, In and for the County o! E!go. Jugrjh
Van Camp. plslntiG. against Cecilia Van Camp.
dcfeEdent- Action brought III the pilt!irt
Court Of the Ninth judicial nistric. al tho State
Of Nevada. i'll and for the County Gf ElkO. and
the complaint tled IN the Office Of the Clerk OF
Sid District Court.
THE STATE or SEvInA SENDS GREETING
to CECILIA VAN CAMP, defendant. Ycu arr.
hereby required To appear Ia an action h:uIShi
against yuu by the above named plaintiff il thc
District Court Of the SiniL Judicial District OF
thr State OF Nevada. IN Aid for tho County d!
Eiko, and TO answer the complaint hlcd therein,
within 10 days tr&ciusiyc OF the day OF scTyictI
alter the service on you Of this suiEnIons-ii
this County, hut In this district, within twcniy
days: otherwise. within fnrty dIys--or judy
nent by default will. 10 taken against you au-
cordtDg 10 the prayer ~ said complaint The
said aciiun Is brought to obtain 4 Judgment Eui
decree OF this Court liss0lyinl the bond If mat
ritiony existing between PLAINTIFF aud defend
ant, on the grounds uE dCsrrtion, Ia will moe
fully appear hy reference 10 the compliant OH
flo In ny Office.
And you are hereby notified ;hat II you fail b.
appear and answer said complaint as shove re-
quircd. the said plaintiff viii apply to the Court
for the fJlici therein demanded.
Given under my hand and the Seal ct tn
District Court Of the Ninth Judi,iIl
tsHul District VI the = tate Of Nevada. CouTI.
Is Of Exc. this 2.ll day cf December.
In the year 81 our Lord ono thousand
eight huhdrcd mud sCyr:ity-E:x
o. l.. GHErN. Clerk.
STREET 4 wISDLu. Plaintiff Attorneys.
jI-t0L
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NOTICE..

Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE UNDER.
signed have bought frOE- AZ. J. J. Carr ca;
one black COW, BRANDED NTH = wine glaze OF the
right eide and rorri on the lett side. The
above described COW has been ;urEcd ~ on tlI.
range, and Il Is the desire Of tie uEiu=sigHt i
that Slc b. allowed TO rcain uudis;arlrIl. and
in the fulluess OF time. when her days shall
have bceu numbered. iEa she lie allowed to dc
peaceful all quiet Heath.
HOP SING.
Ill 10y,
HING LIE,
INST And the rcst CT tie Chinese reputation.
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ANNUAL MEETING.

NFFICI; or FALCON MINING COM
" pary. Elko, February. !, 1871. The Al.
con Mining Company, for ihc election Of TTua.
lccs 80 serve for tho cpsuing year, AID inr tiro
hAntaelioIr,Of such q hor business ~ may pTo.
pcrly eoInc before Tho meeting, will Eo held At
Tho once Of the Company. Bank Of ". T.. frc..
nan h Go. on THURSDAY. MARCH Isl, 1877. at
7 O'clock r. N. Transfer books viii CIoto uir
vRIDAY, fErRUAnY 22Ii, Al 3 80 7. n. sui 70.
main c!eg9d until after tho ,seettnr
fbfId II. ". uRAST ctstt.ary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-24
DIED.

ADAMS-At sea Gill; l. L. THURSDAY. the 23d inst John
D. Adams, aged SO wears. - 49,,
Funeral his late residence at Sea Ch On Friday
al 3 O'Clock
SpnerS centre, "tslchcsloi
day at j2 O'Clock.
cooPFR-At cranberry n. j., the 18Th inst. Edith Law
renee age. months AMI l3 DAYS daughter Of Joseph T.
and Alice Z. Cooper, OF Rutherford y. J.
CoRNELI-On 9TH day 9Th month, 25i Phebeanna F. Cor
neil infant daughter OF c. ". and PheDe g Cornell
Funeral pace 9TH day (Sauray) 10Th, AZ $50 n'
from the residence other parents No 10 East l2Othst
DEIUZEAt College Point Aug ~, Louis Philippe de L1ze.
HIS relatives aud friends are invited attend his funeral
ST. Pauls Church, Ne"-lork' on frday' aug - a.
O'Clock y. N.
HorKINs-On Tuesday Aug u, Mrs. Ann ST. Hopkins in
ner. Al me residence OF her brother Bent Ode Hastings
on.iiudsJn, Oh Friday Aug p. st 1913 O'CLOCK a IN.
JAGGAR-At Jamaica l.. l.. Aug. %, Nctie r.. wife q
Iaurens Jag3r and daughter Of James Prior Ok Brook
pative. and friends are invited attend rhe funeral
Friday 24th inst, ~ LOO D. m from the tt'uoIce oi hef
fatler.In-lAw l.. VI. Jaggar, Jamaica
Trans leave L. cry ct y. IN; Bro)klyn-BnshwcAaYe.
2:O3 y. M, Flat0ushaye' Id p m
IOCKE-Sudderly this city the morning OF the 22d
mss J1huJ Locke IN the IN year " MS aSs . v,,,
Funeral from residence OF Nh George Cdthbe AZ Wmts
sfone, L. L. o Friday, the pain inst. at 3: 50 y IN
Boat leaves oIp At 2.3J y. A.
and relatives are respectfully hNiteh !" a't'ui
GUrtDet notice
sELLEW--At Athens. v. Y, "Wednesday. Aug o. limo
INV o. SeileN. Ia the i,tn year OF hls age
Ercns are respectfully invited TO attend tho funeral from
2Jl rast 0Uth ST. Ne"lorA pu ,AN
uriay, Aug -, AZ IL O'Clock a. IN
vANDFRBtLT-At White Plains, ". Y, on wednesday
morning Aug 22 John Arthur. youngest son OF JOhh shu
N IDtse Vanderbilt aged years AMI mouths
are resDectlUy nyltct 10 attend his funeral IRON 10
reslce OF ais grand mother Mis-. W. > Duuham, 80 Law
ngston-st BrookYn. Friday morning the 2ith nsl AZ
hail past 10 O'Clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-24

not likely to be in the future. unless the Southern
States should hagrantly violate their Constitu-
tonal obligations 10 call for Federal interference.
He has been on his farm all summer. working out
ofdoors ~ build up his health and says he does not
know much about the sentiment Of the people The
Civil Service order he thinks altogether too sweep
ing, aud he hopes ID will be modified and modified
until there is not much left of it. In New-Hamp-
shire the Oce-hOdeTs have thus far disregarded It,.
In referring 90 the influences mt work IN favor of
a more general acceptance of the Presidents ideas
must not omit to mention The Nashua Telegraph, an
ouspoken Hayes paper from the first. Its editor.
Mr.. o. C.. Moore, is State Senator, and is the lead
ing Republican in his vicinity. The course of his
paper and that of The Manchester Mirror, of whose
editor have already spoken. has had a marked eff
feet public opinion in the southern part OF the
State.
The tour of the President aud Messrs. Evarts Dew
ems and Key will unquestionably strengthen the
Administration. Mr.. Hayes has taken frequent oc-
casOn in his brief speeches to give the essence OF his
paccation policy in "A very effective and convincing
way and every speech has made converts. Then
the people like HIM personally, and that goes a long
way towards making them like hIr opinions. His
manly bearing and air of frankness, sincerity and
kind-heartedness gains the goodwill even of his harsh
est critics The bluff, hearty manner of Judge Key,
and the way which he speaks of the perpetuity of
the Union and Of the results of the war have
cilcd many dissatisfied Republicans to seeing an
Rebel in the Cabinet. Mr.. Evarts delights every
audience with his silyery eloquence and ready hui
NOR and always has something fresh and pei tincnt
TO say, drawn from some incident or circumstancof
the Immediate occasion, to sustain the views OF the
Administration. Gen. Devens is pleasing speaker,
who can say good thing to every audience without
repeating himself. E.Y.s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-24
NEWPORT.

NEWPORT, r. l., Aug 23.-The schooner
Yacht Restless Il ~ ship OF the New-York Yacht Club,
eff this harbor ;O%1ly a cruise 10 the eastward
Mr. IRVING Grinuell New-York has given set of sill
yer -four peccs) 10 be raced Saturday next by the
b0aIs belonging 10 the Newport Yacht CiuD.
Private entertainments at the cottages are numerous
Mrs John Jacob Astor Of NewYOrk gives grand dinner
AZ The Bafreda NIia On Thursday
The on. Gideon Wells aad family have arrived ana
will remain the rest OF the
The Hon. John Les Carroll, Gov. Of Maryland. is III
town rs the guest OF his sonnlsw, Mr. Royal Phelps OF
NeW-YOrk.
Oliver Dond Byron, the actor, is Al the Aqudneck
House. and con gre,sinan NJ C. Butter, South Caro-
lima, is at the Ocean House.
T. W. Griffin. A Scrguer from New-York, Robert Nc
Knight and the Misses Mcknight from Allegheny,
Penn; c. w. Kennard from Boston, F. 4. Gaskl from
Worcester; William 5eattengern from West Chester; A
l. ward and D. Collins from Phadelp hia ana Geogc W
Magce. United States Navy have arrived al the Aquid
neck House.
Among the arrivals at the Ocean House to-day were the
foIowing: G.. Patterson. Washington W. c. Homer, Il.
"A Osborne William Cutting, Ncw-York; MIR and Mrs.
Stern philadelphia; Mrs. W. f. French and family, Mrs
: BAIL A. 0. Bigelow and family. Mrs Spaulding and
family Boston; W. w. LOtta and daughter, Philadelphia
Water Adams Chas. UphIm, Mnneap lis James Grey
AMI WIFE BTooalyn: W. q. Frank, MaIyiand Hiss vi
Garbett. BnghamtOn: A. IL. Wcndall, W. H. Hamilton,
Albany: Chas W. BlaIF Fort Scott Kansas A. G. Cary
Grand Rapids Jesse Lyons, t. Roberts ana WE, Batl-
more: j. g. jenkins ana wife, Milwaukee, II. V. Bent
ram England; Z. NJ. b. Young Georgia; NJ. Randolph
smith, Richmond. Va; Mrs. {. ID. Miller and family,
Geneva; Miss H. Rayser Berlin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-24
WASHINGTON TOPICS.

THE UNITED STATES AND THg FRENCH EXHIBITIONS.
WASHINGTON, Aug pa dispatch has
been received at the Department Of State from the
limited states Charge dAiare5 at Paris, dated August
10 Announcing that the Immense Exhibition buildings
on the Champ de Mars and the IrocaicrO are approach
ing completion and all the foreign commissioners are on
the eve OF entering into possession Of the respective
laces assigned them The greatest sOlcitudc is felt by
The Administration OF the Exhibition in regard 20 The III
entions OF the United States Government official
surauce having been received tLererom. The legation
is in receipt OF letters daily through the
officers In charge Of the Exposition from
mo limited States applying for information, space. etc
The Commissioner-Genoral has assured the Charge
d,dares that the space allotted to the United States IN
The original designs will be reserved to the very latest
moment but tue timo is rapidly approaching when. for
lie general good questions OF this KIND must be irreyo
cab reride The matter viii Dc brought TO the attcn
ZION Of Congress in the hope OF early action ny mat BODY
Supervising Inspector General OF Steamboats, Mr Du
rpoDt mas returned from Albany and rcestabshed his
headquarters at the Treasury Department
The Hon. Benz. r. Willis OF New-Yore and Gov Mat
thews OF w. Va. among the latest arrivals at the
Rgos House The business called Mr Willis to this
CIV related TO the finances ana also 10 matters con-
nrcied with tine Navy That gentlgman' l@'t Congress.
was = prominent member Of tine House Committee on
Naval Affairs
James c. Anderson was to-day appointed revenue
gauger for the third district VI Georgia.
Secretary schurz this morning received telegram
from Cen Mcneil OF ST. Louis stating that he was very
il. aud could not on the Sitting Bn Commission
The Secretary immediately teleS apheu another scn'o
man. and expects a reply hourly.
The United states Consul Munich has forwarded TO
the Department OF circulars received by him from
the Minister Of Foreign Affairs. for transmission to The
Government the United states. announcing an exhbl
tOu LDps aud tools and impls nens used IN te cult
walton hons, 10 which all nations are invited 10 con
tribute. The exhibition VIII be hcld III nuremberg from
the 7th 10 the 18Th Of October. 1877
circular to Collectors OF Customs and special agents
has been issued By ActngSccretiy Of the Treasury Nc
Cornck directing that in OF any seizures hereafter
Of vessels animals, other property % the prop
able value of $1,000 upwards, detailed report De
made the Collector OF the District 81 once BY letter
setting particularly the OF seizure and he
sections Revised Statutes supposed 10 nave been VIC
latOd
Secretary Sherman Ia expected in Washington on SUP
day evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-24
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.
OHIO ANTI-HAYES PARTY.

OHIO ANTEHAYES PARTY
ADDRESS OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMIrrEE-THE PRES
IDESI's SOUTH, RN POLICY DENOUNCED AS a
SURRENDER OF VIAL PRINCIPLES.
lBr TELEGRAPH TO tbs TRIBUNE.l
COLUMBUS, Aug. 23.-The anti-Hayes Exec
uvc Committee has just issued an address Of which
the following ~ a full synopsis
To the Republicans Of Ohio: After mature debera-
ton have decided that t is duty TO ask you
10 unite with as in condemnation OF policy winch we
sotmuly believe, il sustained By tie people Of
the North, Will render the Lite Constitutional amend
meuts ynueo,s: Will .isfrauGuiss SUO.OJO southern
Will ina'y endanger the liberties Of The Whole
people DOth North and South. The valued OF tue
principles Tor winch the Republican, party has cOntrnIed
set forth in that clause OF the Constitution which de-
oares that State shall deny To any citizen the equa
protection of the laws For sixteen years che Re2nD-
party OF ONO has upheld TINS doctrine Tor this
cur people went to battle, TO prison ana 10 death.
OF lives were sacrificed. We are now called u,on to
abandon by sustaining and endorsing an AdDlnlstra
ton wich has deserted We point you 10 the fact
tna President has proved reorcant to consid
Grafton OF gratitude, humanity, honor and Off
given me support OF his great office To deprive
American citizens OF their sacred lignts and deliver
them cr,Isled aud humiatod INTO the hand, of nerc
enemies Tne endorsement OF such policy by tie
nr,Rc,,,o - Psmcir IL was nlamcsty the nnp,ratiye
OF every true man to oppose, ami IL be, avoid
result There IL apparently 0ny one course LEFT
that ~ Wit ulng votes all stand upon the
ul,tfo-m which endorses IT, We do not desire divide
or i'm any degree impair the old organization by putting
a new ticket in the field 1t Is the party in when
heart and brain are honest: Temporarily 1t
ma been led astray. We Will bring it back
10 principle No Republican should compromise himself
by voting the Democratic ticket for the platform Of that
party-sO far as Il Southern policy OF tio President
roncerned-is no better aud indeed no than
adopted By the Cleveland Convention There defeats
victories and nole are victories that are defeats
A victory wOn at the expense OF principle is an
irret.ieyable defeat Every conceivable fdlsehood
wuud b, employed TO annoy ana njIrr. by the
suy tools W no wn and seek for power ny doctrines
fashioned the varying hour; but wc are certain
would be untrue to orr manhood false to con-
yIctlons OF duGy. recreant TO great principle,
fine Administration OF rutherford b. Hayes, or
omitted u use all honorable means to procure its
condemnation and at the same time resent insult
winch the Cleveland Convention deliberately flung
our faces We. therefore, unr the STANDARD Of Lue
dependent nOn-OiicehOldng, notwithstanding Rrpub-
lica, ONO all honest men To rally around
II and fign Or The Od fath Of The party until vile
treucbery ia condemned and he right yinuicated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-24
THE ECLIPSE OF THE MOON.

Fields glasses and roofs were in lively de-
mand last evening by automatically inclined
who leyeled the former and climbed the latter for
glimpse at tho moOus eclipse The hour OF it's
renee WAS early, however. that only the last phase
was visible Many who seldom look heavenward enjoyed
the only eclipse In this latitude during the
The scientific vaiue Of the myriad observations taken is
somewh meagre, but the aesthetic enjoyment Of wit
Messing gradual passage of the dark shadow from the
moon like black scum from molten silver, very APP
probable The eel pse began at 4:23 p long before
the moon rose and SEA the totally within
the shadow Tho middle OF the eclipse occurred at 6l4
aud at sl3 the spectacle was over
The moon rose totally collapsed 6I5 NJ and at 1908
BEGAN to emerge slowly from the shadow few clouds
Gro sed It's face and parity dimed the brightness of the
unveiled pertOn but III hour later when moonllg GIT
and shadow disputed equally for mastery the heavens
we're clear space from north " south Then thin clouds
an falut as 10 Soape notice before fitted into
view Not denss enough to hide the lunar
t,ountgins, the shadow grew less and tho Ia
njsar features of tho old msu OF tho moon
Returned " ortals with jolly benedction. Trinity