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L. COLDWEL Real Estate AuctiOneer,
~ No. DIG n street northwest.

pRopIpTr II Sai 2 OF F,DksIKA BLEI IMPkOYEO
or land lsr STREETS NORTHWEST.
:, ~ virtue Cf deed Of trust, dlt,d July 4 A -
u Ioi6, cuiy recorded in Liber y D. s29, Folio ~
- ore OF the land records for the District of-AEs
Gniunba and at the rogue 5. Of uhe party secure I
neftDy, we al sell az pnbliC ciOn in front of
me premises, on MONDAY, September 4, 1877. az
cork 2 m, tbe u owing described real estate.
th?se pieces or psrces q ground known and distI-
kIisaSq as aud being lots numbered y aud twO
~ Cl DsNldge and \ slsr : subdivision Of snuara
numbered i've hundred and sixty one, (55l ) together
WIN WIN me improvements, consisting OF two % two
story brick dwellings, &c.
Terms: one third cash, and the balance at six,
t"eNe al eighteen months, with interest al eight
Per cent per annun, secured by a deed OF trust on
he property sd or al c'sh, at option of the par
ckaser. depptt @f SlD0 required a. the time Of
chaser cost. Terms to be complied with in ssyen
days. - '
B8RAIHhRD Il. WARNER, rrr.,oo-
.CAARLES 9. GLOVER, Irustoes.
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+. sTElG4lR, lea! EsIsts Auefiaueer,
I(s I'll III s.reaE

III DIE a street..
TBlSTEES' SALE or HANDSOME FRANZ
,gTTAGE, EklH TING TdE INIER.CTIOS
~ BOUNDAEl AND SEVENTEEN rii
STREETS NUkIHWESr
. By virtue OF : decd Il tTCs,, datrd February .~s
III 80 duly recorded IN Liber No Slf f1iiD o =
o. one OF tue land r-C1TCs Tor The District off-
C"i1mois, and AZ the request O! the party secure
q ere5y We shall s Rt public a4ctiDn, 81 f-n1 Of
ne fft misses, at % o'c.ock . n, on " eds -
bAI, September Id, ISI, tie ieliowilg DESCRIBED
res estate, VIZ. Lots aunherri alayen l4N. ty lys
y and thirteen iis}, IN block Numbered th-rs g.
II ths subdivision Cf lard known a. n .ri 'iAl
III" con. aiming nearly 81 CO feet OF -rsnDd a.
gether vi p the inIT- veneats thereon.
Terms: one-thtrd - casE; balance in six 80.
twelve ga and cgttesa flSl nl1utus w;th fntsr..t
from day Of sale, uroi by decd Of trust on ths
properly sold OF all cash al the OPTION OF the pur
chaser. derosit Of : 10 required ~ the tlls 5f
ssie ara al cUn'cy yanclng at plrclsssT's cost II
the terms Of sae not o!isi vita in i re days
from cay of sale tao Trd-tsas reserve the right +
resell the pro perty sitter iva dAys' alvertsgnlsat
at Tist and cost nfthe dafsuitiag pnrchsser
STANLEY JONES
sep7-eOsIS WTLGIAd IA n JOSeS Trustees.
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TOMORROW
5NhMPBELL 3 HUI SE, Auc.ioneers,
~ 3Is Ia srest northwest.
PEREMPTOBY SALE OF Valuable IN.
PROVED AND UNIaPROvED PROPERTY.
BELONGING TO THE ESTATE OP THE
LATE JOHN WAGNER

Dy aqih9rity In writing Of the tsirs Of tho -,
ale JChI NsGEer, sili sell AZ rublic Ru~- 80
Iiol. IN front OF The preinls =, on JHChs 80.
"a the 2Otb day " s-ptenb.r, : lsT7, A q :.
CLOCK p m lot eighteen (I5j in square six hundrd
ara iSeGty three !6Sl, improved By three story
Iresseo Drick 'front.' dwelling cOntai Mug 10 room,
abd II sarae day, a ga ccicCk m lots s,y.n z,
hhd ght tS), IN square nine h1ndaed and tyse
.yiD, improved By two-sIory and man ard roof
rii.s eS-iliCg containing 10 ryoms; als1 parts of
dref ~ u nifty nine 1853
Lot has front Of 5lOs feet on G. street. a sep,b
OF ITO ieet ald is Ut iir proved.
2l nas tont Of is feet on 10th street depth Of
100 lU1a feet, and is III proyeI.
Lot has mont Of "a feet 10 street, a ispth
c' ho i11a ct. and is improved hy two story
frame dw ellfDg contsiBing rooms.
Is!rs; One,third - Of the purchasenouey in
cash. balance In six 80 and twelve l2b mon tbs with
interest al the rate Of eight 49, per oentum Der an
Eun until paid, and 10 be secured by deed Of trust
on the property sold deposit Of slOe on each
piece 81 improved property and $50 on each unim-
proved lot will be required time Of sale IL terms
are not complied with in 7J days the Attorney
the right TO resell the property the cost
and risk OF the defsutiDg purchaser. after Ava I5l
daH5' advert iselnent All cDDYsyancing az purcaa
ser cost RICH RD ROTH NEII Srv
sepl4-U Attorney for III sirs.
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N. u g = AI.ItN FUh NLW 1Vbh.
Ine steamers JOHN GIBSON ard h o. KEIdHT
VII IeaVe New YORK at a O'Clock . m. -,s,.=.ss
ssteFy saturday, Georgetown every tIOu- = fsfA
ua1 81 O'clCck 2. m, and AlsI sntrfa s3esH
eSsry Monday at O'clock .. m.
rIeisnts tskeu at lowest rstes. FOR Information
8p9iy st once over etropolitsn BarA, is.a street:
O. 70 n +. 4 SEoHAM, Agent, W atsT street,
SeHrgetowp- EAM UEE BAOOH,
ep2i-tr pra1t,iars
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SUHAER ARRANGEMENT.

Fok NORFOLK FORTRESS EOHECK AND
-, -. TEE SOUTH.
r5ve 5ruI ana ~ies ant iron steamer LADY OF
THE LAKE, CAP q a j. WETTR -&S
leaves Sixth street " bayf every Mo-, . sIssA-h
eay, HetDesday aud Friday, nj 3sSssrses:s16
p connecting sitn steamers for Boston,
rIoVluxpcs ara other northern PO!nts I.sturn!nr
nayes Norfolk every Tuesday, THURSDAY srd sal
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A AERlCAS LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
a sai. every THURSDAY direct from 1roa<,
rA..si.l phla 10 Liverpool, tonchiag 81 SSEH
OsIin, Intern siisIe sad Storage passage tickets
ers, lS3S street. Also, gents for toe Re. sts-
Line 70 AnfweTc. -y-s -
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Y u. WARMER, heal Estate Auctionoer-

IhI 81 ELS, SALE OF TW0-STORY FRAME
IMEkLlNG, No. S2O TENTH STREET, 9E-
TWEEN AND IL STREETS NORTHEAST,
BY virtue OF deed OF trust dated August "A
20. =: II: 1870, duly recorded in Libar No. ~
- toilo 2a, one of tire land records for III ..W.
District OF Columbia, and at the request of tie
party secured thereby, we will sell st public aac-
non, IN iroot Of the premises. on WEDNESDAY,
eeptember 23th. lS1, Of 81 o'clock u m, al that
CO. tam piece CT parcel Of ground situate ia tie
CITY oi W ashington, ID. known as lot numbered
tfnrtY two (32), in Kelly subdivision of souare
numbered nine hundred and thirty four, together
with the mprOy ements, &C.
Terms: One-thifd cash; aud rhe balance ~ G. y
sho Is months, vii interest 1T pr cent rer ar
hnlo tecored by deed OF trust. 10 dopbrit, and
ali c. ey6nciIg at purchaser cost Terms T. b.
cOnrl' - with IN seven DAYS
WILLIAM a. GORDON
MAHLON ASHFOAD, trustees.
J. L. C0LDWELL, Salesman seris-.axKg.
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FOR POTOMAC RTvyp I.ND7r..s

SSOHs IOIUMAU hINER LANDlNSI
eT Wd amef John W. TH01PsON, Osstsia John
d " oOD, leaves her y harf, fc0t Of 6xusH
IN street, three tiIres week
Iusedsys at O'Clock q. m. for Gone s-ssSfd x9xs<6
LlNs.' 1hurdays az 2 O'Clock g. m s,r t;urriou,zn
enc LeOnsrdtown; Saturdays at = O'CLOCK IA Tor
CurrfoiIan and LeonardtoWo. "
or f1rther Information apply Of ths Orice over
detrOpolitan Bank, Knox Gxp-ess Ofice, or OF ths
Con psny's " hayf, To- OF 9th street
Esssage called for On duplication n KDoE's TX.
Vss V1ioe;c vsAEU al BACON, rrosf,
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4. n. WAKNER AucliOnper,
k1' : street, opposite Masonic Temple

4. auCllDnppr,
D' street, opposite Masonic Temple.
ThUSTEE SALE OF A DESIRABE 3-sFoRY
pphus phMsS S-BhlGh PWELLING,. SITUA az N a
AOR1U tlDE OF PENNA, AVESUE, RS
WEN 10TH end lITH SITS. SOUTHEAST
By Nlrtne OF decd Of trust, dated December Il
sh, lo' duy r corded IN LbeT NJ. .705, folio ,fS
a. ore Oi lie land records for tho District of-.g.
'l' lt ~ aIi Gt the rf4Tssl Dt the party seen
thereby eh4l sell at pm b., auction, in fc5ut cf he
prfI,'s's On thIhAI. September .ssth, a. d ls7F.
al % g OK "a. tie ,i.0wing described real
1sta.e situate an I city If Washington, ID O. hrinp
D't lUinbH-cd twenr}-s'V go, in R-o ruinZ s11
u gu division It Ori Sfns Dl numbered rTo M
IN rlCare numbered min hundred ard sey,r Two
t'-l; te som! ls r.co-1sf Ia -" Irycyors Office
~ eaIl blS flct IN Iiher Henry ID. o1ko, foio one
az. toss ht wiki the imprIvFm snts, &C
1eTms: One-third "a cash; balance in s.X {sl
WtiNe ~. ard eighteen tlSl months, secured by
uetd Oi trust On the property sold, with interest
,oSrtoh AZ me rate OF eight 81 per cent per annum
AZ convey auClng At purchaser cost A de oozit Of
SlU VIII be reqsir5d AZ time of sale If terms Of
sne are not complied with in ten days, the Trustee
reserves the right to resell the property at the ris
ard cost OF defaultIng purchaser, after five DAYS
advertisement. Samuel, GROSS Tr1s+s1
%. l. OObDn W LII, NtIesmsn. scpH-eoki5
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SECONDHAND CLOTHING, YURNI,
OfUkE, CARPETS, BEDDIHo, OILOLOrHs,
highest cash prioss Daid. Order by nan lroayey
aSeI .esss.in'o 70 ~ -. ~ - -. 10 ,
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.

!,
STEA ISHTP LfNE z BETTEEN NEW YORK,
IHAHPTON AND BREMEN.
Too steam = of tins Company 'VilI all every Sat
urGay f-C N BIem-a Pier, foot Of Third 1c<-ss
street, II bokeH. Ra'es # passa q: from - ele
New York to EOutbam plou, Lond u, ,cszfzstss=s
Hayre aud Bremen, first cabin, q lGO second cabin,
500 gold; stserage, ESQ currency For freight or
pssssge, epply TO OELRlCHS * CO,
sepS en- Bowling Green. New York.
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TAX BRITISH AND NORTH AhERIOAH
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
BETWEEN NEW yORK AND LIVERPOOL,
CALLING At CORK HARBOR
FROM NEW YORK. FROM Ngw YORK
Abyasinis.- Wed., Sept. l9 Abyssinia We'd. Oct. .,
so taia.-.W e., seIt seythis.....Wet.. Oct. 81
aseriA.-..W Wed, Oct. 10 Alserfa..-..Wed., Nov Ii
Bothnts-- Wed, Get IL Bothnis w ed. Nov Rl
aod every following W nesdsy from Sew YORK,
Steamers marked do not carry storage passen gers
RAIs OF PAssAGg:-Csbin, $50, 900 and = lS3,
gold, according 10 accommodation Ticket TO Par.,
terms.
very Low rates. Through bills Of landing given for
Belfast, Glasgow, Havre, Antwerp and other port.
on the Continent AID for Nediterrauean ports For
freight and passage apply at the Company oftoa,
70. Bowling Green; or both steerazo and cabin,
20 OTIS RIGkGOw 60S 7th street.
ianfS-ly CHA5. q. .FBANCkLYa, Aren't
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NEW FALL GOODS RECEIVEDDAILY
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HOSIERY. GLOVES,
HASDKERCHIFEs TOWELS.
NAPKINS, CORSETS, &c.
sepl33

Please bear in mind that We mean bu.iness, and
d Lot intend o. be under sold.
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TCE RD LIN L.

NOTICE.
HE1 rNe We g diL this oinS the chances Cf ocI
siOr, che ste0t Is CI this tine tshs specific courss
| for all seasons .: tus Year.
On the Jtvsrc passage from Queen 7sGv=l. 70 New
fort o. Boston, crCs-,rs ElsrIstsis ct O. Ss IT OF
Cothing O. the uOr-n OF g.
oD the h1EseS s.i rassass crossing uleriftap %
| SO At II lat, OF nothing TO tie north uf ~
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

Notice is hereby given that, in pur-
suance of an order of the Judge of
Probate of Laramie County, Territory
of Wyoming, made on the first day of
the regular term in July, 1877, of the Pro-
bate Court of said County, will, on
the first day of October, 1877, offer at
public sale at the courthouse door in
the City of Cheyenne, County and Ter
ritory aforesaid, all the right, title and
interest which julius G. Strong, deceas-
ed, had, at the time of his death, in
and to lot No. 10, Block No. 4l6 in the
City of Cheyenne, County and Terri
tory aforesaid, together with the two
story brick building and clubhouse
thereon.
Such sale will be made subject TO 4
lease of the lower story and cellar of
said building expiring May 2nd, 1878.
Terms of Sale:-One half cash, the
remainder in notes with approved se-
curity, bearing interest at the rate of
twelve per cent per annum and paya-
BILE, one-half in six months and the re-
mainder in twelve months from the date
of said notes. WIN G. PRovINEs.
Administrator of the estate of Julius
c. Strong, deceased. s2-d1aw4w
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A PRIEST ON THE wAR-PArH.
Serious Trouble a, White Earth Agency.

Serious Trouble a, White Earth Agency.
st. Paul, Mimi, Sept. 2s.-Owing to
Indian Superintendent Kimball having
ordered Father Tomazen, a Catholic
missionary, to leave White Earth
Agency, Dakota, ON account of viola
tion Of the Agency rules in putting
orphan children in his school, the priest
took refuge in the church, rang the
bell to summon Indians friendly to
him, and with them is now holding the
church in armed resistance to the au-
thority of Kimball.
The soldiers are considerably excited,
and consequently Kimball telegraphed
to Fort Smelling for aid on Wednesday,
and probably received reinforcement
Of company IF infantry yesterday.
The Indians are not aggressive, but
watchful and suspicious. They have
other minor grievances which will
probably necessitate troops remaining
in the vicinity of White Earth for some
time
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ARMY OFFICERS ABROAD.

Some time ago the War Department
detailed three officers of the army to
visit Europe for the purpose Of observ-
ing the active operations Of the Russian
and Turkish armies in the field. Gen
eral Hazen was detailed to Austria,
Colonel Chambers to Turkey, and
Lieutenant Greene to the United States
Legation at the capitals of the respect
i've countries named. Colonel Cham
bers is now with heheadquarters of the
Turkish army, and Lieutenant Greene
is with the Russian headquarters.
1t seems that Russians are not pleased
with the presence of Lieutenant Greene.
In view of the fact that an officer Of the
rank and military reputation Of Hazen
has been sent TO- Austria, which nation
is engaged in no hostile operations, and
that field officer has been sent to
Turkey, the Russians regard the send
ing to them of young officer without
rank and experience as discourtesy,
which is increased in consideration of
the amicable relations which have
always existed between their govern
ment and that of the United States.
There is considerable feeling in Rus
sian official circles at st. Petersburg
upon this subject, which has been made
manifest to our representative at the
Russian capital.
A private letter received from an
American gentleman at st. Peters,
burg who has conversed with our repre-
sentative there about the matter, says:
''St. Petersburg is an interesting place.
Lieut.. Greene is smart fellow and
writes good dispatches. 1t is pity he
has not higher rank. The Russians
don't like it. They say we have sent
to Austria, country at peace, an
officer of distinction and rank-Gen.
Hazen. We have sent to Russia, a
country at war, an officer of neither
distinction or rank, though clever
fellow. Greene has been sick with
fever contracted from the filth around
headquarters. He went to Bucharest,
and has now recovered.
The Russian armies in the field do
not dig trenches in which to bury the
refuse matter of the camp, and it is
believed Lieut.. Greene, being unac-
customed to field service, contracted
sickness from the cause stated in the
letter above quoted, and has criticised
the sanitary condition Of Russian
headquarters in a manner that has
given offense. 1t is generally admitted
here that the Secretary of War made n
mistake in detailing SO young an officer
as Lieut.. Greene for Russia. The
lieutenant was acting as private secre-
tary to the Secretary of War when
detailed for this service.
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WASHINGTON.
Senator conover's Course.

Washington, Sept. Ex-senator Con-
over says he intends to act as an Inde-
pendent hereafter In the Senate. His
present intention Is to vote for the ad-
mission of Butler, Of South Carolina,
and Judge Spofford, of Louisiana, and
against Corbin and Kellogg. He will
do this in the interest of the Presidents
southern policy, in which he firmly be-
lieves, and because the administration
desires that these two men be admitted
to seats. If the administration can
stand it he can, and he will go as far
as any person to make the southern
policy a success. He has talked with
leading Democratic senators and finds
that they do not want to control the
organization of the present Senate, and
no movement will be made in that di-
rection. The President has made every
appointment he asked for, and one-half
of the Federal officials appointed in
Florida at his instance are Democrats.
He expects to be reelected to the Sem
ate by the aid Of Democratic votes.
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rRLRoRAPH1c TICKS.

Dullnsss was the chief feature of the
freight market in New York yesterday.
The rainy weather in Bulgaria pre-
vents active operations on the part Of
the belligerents.
The failure or J. B. Stevenson & Co.,
grain and commission merchants Of
Montreal, was announced Friday. Liza
bilities, $3.50, 900.
A fire occurred at farm house at
Gregorie. near Montreal, on Thursday
night, by which eight children lost their
lives-fve were burned to death and
three suffoeated.
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land. They cannot be kept away from
the western country, and year after
year more of them go there. If you
live roaming about without homes they
will sweep over you like q great flood of
water. To sustain yourselves against
that food you must have homes in
which you and your families perma-
nently live, and land on which you
can raise that which is necessary to
support you. Then you will have firm
ground to stand upon. am good
friend to you and your people, end as a
good friend 1 give you this answer and
advice.
Now will speak word to the Arap-
ahoes. You desire to go west with
your people to join the Shoshones and
live with them as friends, but If you go
you must provide for your own support.
The Grand Council Of my nation has
given me no money to aid you on your
way. If without such aid you will
make the journey, then 1 am willing
you should go, and the agent whom I
have sent to the Shoshones shall also be
agent for you. You, have been good
friends to the white people, and hope
you will remain so. You all have the
best wishes of my heart. Let us live
in peace and friendship together, and
I will protect you with all the power I
have. heard yesterday morning that
forty lodges Of the people Of Crazy
Horse and Lame Deer had gone north.
AS long as these people are north we
do not know our friends from our enc
mics among them. 1t is of the greatest
Importance that you should keep all Of
these people at the Agencies. know
that your hearts are right and that will
make you strong with me. 1t is i'm
possible for me to let these people g0
up into the Tongue river country until
we know they are our friends. 1t is
necessary that all of the Indians should
60 down In the direction of the Mis-
souri, river to get their supplies, so as
to be ready early in the spring to select
the best lands on White river and other
places on the reservation for cultiva-
tion
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-09-29

The wholesale burglary at Leaven-
worth, Kansas, has opened a new field
Tor safemanufacturersand the inventive
genius of the thief. There were four
Office safes operated upon, each being
opened by the same means. The knobs
controlling the combinations were
knocked of, and the lock machinery
was punched out Of the door into the
safe by means of a steel punch and
sledge hammer.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-09-29

The Gseatest Medical Discovery since the Crea-
hon Of Nan, or since the Commence
mcnt Of The Christian Era.
There never has been,a time when the
healing of SO many different diseases has
been caused by outward application on. as The
sort to the use OF ordinary plasters.
are h aeknoWiedred % by ali WHO'S Who have ess used
them, to act quicker than any other plaster
they ever before tried, and that one OF these
d dred Of the ~ ordinary I'D kind. All h other Plus Plus
ters are slow OF action, and require 10 be
worn continually to effect a cure; but with
is applied the patient will feel its effect
Physicians In all ages have thoroughly
tested and well know the effect of Capsicum:
and II has always been more or less used as n
medical agent for an outward applications;
but II is only of very recent date that Its ad-
vantages in n porous plaster have been dis
wonderful cures effected by DIR. MELvIN's
CAPsICCM PoRors PLAsTERS and their supe-
riority over al! other plasters, they now
such diseases as rheumatism. pain in the side
and back, and all such cases as have required
the use Of plasters or linime mt. After you
have tried other plasters and liniments. and
they have failed, and you want a certain
cure, ask your druggist for DIR. MELvIN's
CAPsIcuM PoRous PLASTER. You can hardly
believe your own convictions OF Its wonder
ful effects. Although powerful and quick In
Its action, you can rely on Its safety for the
most delicate person to wear, rs it Is free
monty used in the manufacture OF ordinary
plasters. One trial is n sufficient guara ntes
OF Its merits, and one plaster will sell hun
Ask your druggist for DIR. MARvIS's CAP
sIcUM Porous PLASTER and take no other;
or on receipt Of . cents 70 for one 81 for Ave Or
to any address In the United States or Cana
dss.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-09-29

THE Chicago Times editorially says:
The chasm between the Conkling fac
tion of the Republican party and that
which supports Hayes has been made
impossible by the vindictiveness of
Conkling, and the Senator's friends are
probably convinced by this time that
their course was positively suicidal"
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THE Cincinnati Gazette believes there
is something in the air which indicates
that the result in that state will disap-
point n great many people. And the
disappointed fellows won't be Republi-
cans.
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THE Atlanta Constitution headed the
Presidents reception in that city: ''De
'Lenium's Gomez" this followed by:
1.-THE White and the Black, the Blue
and the Gray, Defer Their Jangles to
Another Day. Nevertheless, Mr.. Hayes
Talks Like Democrat, and That Cow
ers Many Faults.n
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Correspondence Wanted,

The LEADER earnestly requests its
friends in all parts Of the country to
send in the news. Write often, give
US all the news and keep us posted in
aii matters of progress and develop
ment. When in the city our friends
are invited to call at this office and fur
Alsh US with any information they may
possess.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-09-29

DR.. HENNA has resigned the presi-
dency of Costa Rica, intending to retire
from public life. Gen. Guardia sue
ceeds him and gives general satisfaction,
being staunch friend Of internal i'm
provements.
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Concluded to Comply.

Washington, Sept. 2s.-Assistant
Secretary Mccormick has concluded to
comply with the earnest request of the
President and Secretary Sherman and
remain in the Treasury Department
through the extra session, but will re-
tire before the regular session begins.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-09-29

a NEVADA paper is informed that
about 10000 acres of land has been en-
tered by dummies" in Washoe county
for one man, under the Desert Land
act. This act, which it appears was
passed for the benefit of ring of land
grabbers on the coast, is accomplish
Ing the purposes for which it was de-
signed, remarkably well.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-09-29

GEN. SHERMAN and staff were cor
daily received by the civil, military
and naval authorities at Victoria, Brit
ish Columbia, on their arrival at that
place on Thursday. They left on Fri
day for Puget Sound.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-09-29

THE Syracuse Stars won the tourna-
ment at Chicago last week. They se-
cured three victories out of four
games, the indianapolis nine two,
and the Alleghanies one. The Stars
are, therefore, the non-league cham
pions of the United States.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-09-29

JUSTICE MILLER delivered his de-
cision in the Mckee whisky case, at
st. Louis, on Friday morning. 1t over
rules demurrer Of the government to
the answer of defendant, and the suit
therefore falls through. The case how
ever can be appealed to the U. S. Su-
preme court.