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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-06-09
Ser 8 a n b + r.

W" uelceIielIlAen Sdu, dn1eTInnen I'm Wd'
men bes breietntsen @Cttes, aepetbt benz bt.
Jclepb, Martl unp DCnatus nod In bieleu
Sabre ju p%onsnben. pertrauenr, bic @ant
oes Namdhttaen peree auf bic Surbtttt Der
ShuSpatrcne bic 6euihredenplaae BON un.
Tern sefesneten @efleen fsrne baltsn.
Run mare 70 stemltb bas Wetfe Der
9auptta6e mad ilber Die @ntfaltunJ tes
hrbi. eebens BON @Oopbue Co., In biefem
Serttte furs nieberseleet. absr Der lelten
Cen Seele 6,sfes srcBen Auffhwunses purbe
bistsr fetne befc npsre G%rwdbnuns getvan.
Solte tbrer perse0tn werben Netn, oas
mare nttt reht. 1apfere GOibuten taben
IN Der &esel etnea tavern 8lbrer. Gs oar
aul %. Stunt 1866, als etn fhmufer Stu>
rent Ia cen &etben Der DferreiGtIGen Hrmee
NIT Dem 8aponette iissretd bic 66ben ron
Gufoija erflrmen uno ben wellheu 9eino
aus ben S6an,en pertrctben BALI. @ls
3etden Der Mnerfennung fe,nes Mutbes
rouroe tsner iunee Mann mt Der iilbernen
EapfsrfeitSmebotlle oeeDrtrt uno b06er be-
fprbert. WUbl manGss tnbrlnftae @ebet,
bt9lettet BON @sllbbsn mDhte an ienem per.
bdnsntbuO1en Sage gum 6tHmel empDrae.
ttte9sn ietn. unb unter benen bte ertDrt MUIR
ben, gebDrte fidsr aud bas unfers 9tueen.
ter. benn feline BON ben 3abnUfen norbert.
fhea &useln beritrte i'm, tnbeB Tneunb
unS Tetnb p%erpunbet eber tobt neben t6m
3ufammenianf. 81lb tarauf feben MIR ben
tunEen &rteser ben SBean bur6treu3en, UNI
tn Der neuer 3etmat Nmerita fi& aus.
f6lteeltG ben Rdmpfern Gbrtft etnret6sn su
lahen. Wteoer faben MIR i'm fdmpfen, aber
NIT ben Waden bss @etfes, sesen bteTetnbe
bes Gbrifentbuns. On Der 9ptse elmer
tapfern S6aar faten ptr ion @6an3en unb
Sefangen bauen- -ndmlt6 fatbDltfGe Sir,
den. @etn Ndme. SCtann @tartta 1T
nun nt&t blCB etngearaben In fstnernenEa>
feln, fOnbern, mas nod unenblt9 metr, eth.
getrasen tn ben 9er3en aaer sutssfnnten
&attolifen, bic NIT tnntser 2lebe an tbm
bdnsen, etne Nebatne, bic trbtIhe
gbelfetne unb aplbene @terne an Wertb
uuenblt& abertrtFt. S6ne 3wetfel rptrb BITE
gauge @smetnbe tbren 8sifan fpaben, tuenn
S6retber btefer 3etlen ben rai1lofen 8emlb>
ursen torres prteters 6Fsnt!td Dant unb
Nnerfennups ~ T6ett werbsn ldst.
&eu. S. Startba 1T Der Grinder zines
Soft sepetbten Sempels, Der &ebptns iber>
f&aueub, cine 3ierbe bisier @esenb, ben Elf.
rt9en 8ef6rberern ftr9ltGen 9ebens aur.
Gbre eerethen uno etn deficiencies Denfma1
bes Spfeyfnnes Der Gemetnbemttslteber fur
bic fOmmenben @sfGlsGter fetn ptrb.
&m 80. Mat fanb bte Gtnwetbuns elmer
neuen Srame.StrGe tn Ma3eppa burG ben
bcGw'fen 8tfGOf Srelanb fat. Im 3.
Stunt sinsen 26 Stnoer tn &sbptns 3ur CT.
fen I'll. Communion.
8esIslt6 Der @runbRstnlssuns Der neuen
fatbDltlden Stride tn 8eluebere bur1 ben
bO9n'Ren gtfGof Srelano am Dtenfae ben
20. Mat tit gu bert&tsn, ba6 bieielbe NIT
grDBter Teterli6teit fattfanb. NtNt aGetn
bic MttsIteber Der senonnten @emetnbe,
fDnbern aud Der bena1barten @emetnben,
fowte utele Cafe @itYer Burger, batten fG
balelbf e%tusefunben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-06-09
Ser n,erifanifcbe @rem;mnfmg

fcfl u NIT @tttdrmdGt unterbrlft .p.r.
ben, tpte fOlaenbe Orbsr bss Rrteqsmtnifers
an ben Obergentral Sherman 3eiet:
Wafttnstcn. l. Stunt. Der gsridt b.s
Oberflteutenants @. R. Sboftr BON
24fen Snfanterte. &sstment. Gcmmanbu.
8tatrt Ruces, Ssras. ibsr bic ianaf Don
Mtritanern unb Snbtansrn tn terantI9em
@ebtst untfrncmmen &aubsige IN benz NrG.
fbenteu unterbrettst unb nebit sablretGer
onceren BertGten unb @apteren lber ben
fsben @e9enfanb eebIbrenb in GrwGauna
ae,oasn wOrben. Der YrdGSent winfdt,
oab bic ftrenate Wahfamfett Ssttens Der In
Eeras ftebenben Sunbestruppeu aus9eitt,
tptrb, UNI ben rdubsrtfhen Gtnfdnen stn
Gnbe 3u MAIDEN. &c erfnetnt rpInfGens.
psrtb, bab 3u benz 3wefe etn YeretnteS Dor.
ae6en NIT ben mertfanifhsn 8ebDrben 3ur
unterbrlduna Der rdubertfhen uutrtsbe er.
fclBe. Snfrutren Ste ben In 9eras com.
manbtrenben General Orb baber, iih nit
msritantf&en 9otalbeb6rben tn's Gtnperneb.
men III festn uno btefe ;u benahrtGttaen,
baB Der @rdFbent, DbwObl ct @ertto tetnen
@runo CUR 8elGwerbe seten mD1te. ,bennD@
nt&t @tlens III. Gtnfd1s In unfer @ebtet
BON @etten %bepafneter unb preonifrter
Dtebs' uno &dubertOrOen ldnser 3u bulben.
General Orb utrb bic msrieantiGen BebDrs
ben pom ben @uniHe bes W%rdfbenten, fe
(bte BebDroen) fOtten fi9 ben 8unbestrup.
pen our rnterbriduns bteier f6cn LANCE
wdtrenben GeisBlciefetten anihlteben, In
$enntntb feBsn. .3uBlet4 utrb er benielben
8etOrben gu perfteben seben, bab, fO1,e bic
uerifanilGe &sBterun9 aud ferner psrab.
idumen. bteien rebersrtfen etn Gnbe su
MAIDEN. bte 8unpesresieruns es ais i9re
unerldblt6e YFtGt eraGten wirb, na1brid.
lid eesen pie WarDbeure einaulHretten une
fO1te felbt eth uebersane Iber bic @ren,e
basu n0tptssfetn. Wetfen sic ben General
Orb baber an. mad Gutblnfen, fats bteIe
eeleslofen Ginfdte In tsrantfGss @ebtet
fc~rtDauern %fotten, BET Der gsrfolauna Der
&~duberbanben iiber ben &tD8ranbe i'll fesen
unb bic MarObeure auf ,meritantl9sm SO.
ben fopObl gu sIGtteen wie benfetben bas
unfern 8Iraern eefOtlene uno In ierem
geis ~eefunbene Gtsenttum wteber absuneb.
men.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-06-09
8ermtiGte Na6ri6ten.

Dem @ eneraG Grant rgrben in
england BITE srDBten Gtren erpttfen. ipte
etnen1 Sirffen. go irirb aus QpneCn rcrn
l. Surt bert&tt:
Der @rtn3 BON @ates fubr nit General
@rdnt per Grtru3us mad GpfOm ab. UNI
ben bort fattTnbenben Wettrennen bei,u.
rnobnen. Guf benz 3ugs bsfanben RG ou.
Fer ben Grwdbnten Der beutfGe @.lanbte
@raf Nlnaer, ecrb Dubles unb Der 6er,oa
6amtltcn.
Gm 2. Stunt aab Der 6ersCs Don @entna-
ton TN &pfeltY 9oufe benz General Grant
3u @bren Elm sldn3enbes 8antttt.
Die &Dntein BON Gnslanb Bat benz QDrb
San1nierer gefebl srtbetlt. BEL Der @Crtel>
lung bss Generals Grant ols@af Der 0attOn
BON ben Observation-Disclosures abaufeben unb
ben @eneral unO beGen @emabltn Elm fur
aaenaal ju alien 9Sfeflthttttsn et~n3ulaben,
BITE "dbrsnb ietnes &ufsntbalts in 9onbon
ffatt1nben. Dies III esne fat brtfptefOIe
Aus3et@nung unb 3etst, in reid aroser
Ihtuns General @rant tn gnelunb fsbt.
&Om, 8. Stunt. Der @apf empfna
beate CUR Setter feines 5Oidbrtsen gifhUfs.
S%ubtldunas unsefdbr 5000 9tlser metf
Staliener.
) 3aa8, 3. Stunt. Sppbte Srtses>
rife Matbtlbe. SOntstn BON 9OnanD, aarb
beute i'm So. 9ebensiabrf. Ste par bic
SO&ter bes 8Dniss Dttelm pom @irtsu.
berg unb irurDe am II. Stunt 1918 aebOren.
@m Is. Stunt 1889 permdblte fe G6 NIT
benz fest9en S6nts BON 9Oaanb.
2lttt& d, 3. Stunt. Der Sonia BON Bel.
sten eHpfng bsute BIER cine Delegation bes
@emetnoeratbs. 3u pelGer er faote, btesoG.
lose tn europa fet cine beeentl;he, unS bic
Nssterung werbe I'm einen au6eycrbsnIt.
den 4rebtt fur bic Nrmee naGfu6en muE.
fen.
q o m, 4. Stunt. HaGSem Der @apf
seNern bte ttalienif6en @tlser empfanaen
bate, 900 er ii6. ba er i& ntGt rpobl beflnb.
SurId unb nabm feline 8sfuGe mepr an.
BET Der Setter In CAN'T Deter rparen 100
Sti&ofe unc bic gertrster SranfretGs, Dor
tusals, Sslstens, Baterns uno 9raRlteus
iu9eaen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-06-09
Sic GpnDemtiDm Ser SSraelttem

fang pcrtse Dode In New gort fatt.
Su' elmer StBuns Der DeIeeaten BET
vNmerfantldsn SsraeIiten" erfattete
Der NuslduB fir Stattfif etnen laneen
Beriat iber ben 3uifano Der unter i'd
bil@er 3ettunB Rebenoen @pbltbdttas
fettsanfalten, Die 3abI Ger tsraelitif6en
3ettunaen u. |. ~. @ier aebetme ilpi:
f6e @eleqihaften, eeren Witalieoer,obl
I& auf so 900 beIduft, peroen In ben.
Beridte errdbnt. Stmcn Wclf pom
Daibtnstrn, Der @ices prdfoenten bee
Gcnpents. oerlas einen Brief pom
Staats mtnttsr Gnarts. bon, 26. ps.
battrt, pte foIet lautenD ::
sd beiGeiniss biermtt ben Gms
pfuns SbreS Sdresbens pom 4. B. bes
3dslt@ Der @ersswulttsunsen, 0erfoles
uneeu uno uebersrife, rpelGe bic In
tiirfti@en prcutn3eu anidlfaen Ssrae>
Itter 3u erbuloen baben.
SIN Nnbetra@t Der Beoraduna bieler
unslId!t&en Meniben unc Der @efat>
rem, wsl@en bteielben ifets ausae1eBt
tnb, eriu@en Sie bas StaatsmfniRes
rum, bic amerttanfiden @elaneten uno
0ertreter tn Der Ndbe Der tdrti1&en
proutn3en 3u beauftraeen, NIT tbren
GOaesen ssuetnlam ioI&e Mabreseln
III ersreifen, wte bteleIben gum SGuBs
Der In ben frasltden Yrcpfnsen po5n,
baftea SsraeItten uOtbpenpfe erldeinen.
8iel Climb. Ueldss bic Ssraeltten tn
Der 1trtet sesenwdrtis 3u erpuIpsn bas
ben. 1T BON Dem Srteee, In ren ras
eano cerwtdelt 1T, un,ertrennIt6. Die
fra9li6en Sanoestpstle fsben ale meEr
Ooer rpsntser unter MtIitdrbeul9oft.
80 1T mitbtn 3u beflr6ten. ba6 ptpIos
mat'l6s Vctfeuuneen sur Belt nidt
nit Gem Grfclse wie tbn uus Diejsnts
gen Dinf&en. ,pelGe pana1 ffrebsn,
Oab Ne@t @sre@ttsteit unO Wsnl&s
L'dSteit resteren, aneeusnpet wsrOen
tohnsn. Cur G5rosruns Sbrer Dins
l9e miro pas Wintferium tnpes cine
&Ol9rtft Sbres Briefes unlerem 0es
lanctsn tn @Onfanttnopsl iibermitteln
uno otelen onwetien, iolGe S6rttte su
tSun, ME fe sur 8sRnuns Der eass
oes bsoradten @oIfes fetner NufGl
na@ au' spedotenli@f fen eriGetnen.
Grsebenf SIR
WtIItamW . GpartS."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-06-09

Der GGctltens8eretn trtrb
otetss Jabr feline experimenting am 20.
Mu9uft tn &c&efer obtalten. SIN ben per-
fatsosnen fatbcltfGen &tr&en Der @tabt fol.
len WetRerwerfe bes ftrHltGsn @efanses
BON ben Deriammelten Sdnsern aur @uFib.
run8 ~selansen.
Sn q Bten, Soma, braGen flr3-
lid pdbrenb Der gsfper Elm puur ,2anbRrst.
DER tn bas ~farrtaus eth, ~fprensten ben
SHrant uno tatten Gtlb unb @ertbia&sn.
ipas tbnen tn BITE 86nbe fam. Dttftlben
usa4ten f& NIT ibrer 8eute aus BEN Stau.
be, bod irurbe cine gerfclsuns etnselettet.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-06-09

pie allen lsIiama&enee-setate csrlelbe.
mas papf plus TX. far cte 8erberrs
lt&une Der STRIDE unD oeren @usbrei>
tuna estban. uno fOrperte Die 3ub3rsr
su inntsem Dunt ouf an ben aemeinlo.
men @atsr Der Gbrifenbett. GIN er.
ereifsnpes @ebst fdr ben papR ldlOb
pie preoiet.
Die prOaeiion In Ger RirGe lslbl
fOlate fopann uno pte 6unDNtr ron
eidtern Der lbeilnebmer. game @siben
in Den @GnAen. botsn eine bsrrlihe
Seleu@tuna psrRirhenbalIe rar. lin.
tercehsn pshielten Ger gbor unp pie
@ttY Sano TN @ort,use mu6fuIti&sr
Gcmpcfttouen. Die feierlt6e &rtbets
lung yes Se9ens unb oaS TeDeum
bilpeten ben S@luB elmer Geffster, mel
DE Den rsutlGen Ratbolifen st. pauls
unperssel;h bleiben miro. Sir Die
bohw. @eiali6fsit war IS Elm Eae un.
9ewSbnlt6er W%nfrenauna. aber Der
bohw. L. prior Valentt1 unp feline
6llfsprie1er ote bO6w. Yatrss S;ms
plistus, 9urwis unp Weinrup rparen
pom pem @nfe. bas fe untsrnommsn,
bsseiftsrt; caber Der berrltde Grfc!a.
Der. Dirt9ent bss Rir6enhore, Dr.
s. &. Rerfer, wslder feinsM ibs i6sute.
isine Sdnssr unp Sdnsstinnen ibrsr
bObsn Aufsobe wirOis OO3ubereiten,
icDie cersu portreiHi6e e%eiluusen unp
perctenen ebenfaus oues>
Nnerfennuna. gnbltd nod Die
baB NQes In id6nffer Srps
nun8 unD Obne Die esrinsite St5runs
GS lebe Napff Nins TX!
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-06-09

Die 9 aumwDlle @ptnne-
reten nj SIben netnen etnen er>
freultHsn GufiAwuns. Bet Charlotte, q.
6. olsin itnb iest ftsben fclHe Satrtten
NIT sutenn GrfuIse TN Sang. Die Baum.
wO1e'S ptnnerst tn @rantteutae, Ga, bat
tn abselauienen Satr etnen Netnsepinn
Don $74,9l5 erseben. Die Mtttondre se.
benten Elm speltss @ebdu,e auf,ufabrsn unb
bic 3att Der SpinbeIn I'm 10000 aw Ser.
raetren.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-06-09
2rie8sma6rtebtem.

Rod Sat Der Srtes taum %besOnnen, unb
fdOn Futtern Srtebensserl9te lumber, nit
pel3en iebO& fOlssnoe t~elesrupbtIde NaG>
rt6ten fAle&t barmcntren.
ct. 9etersbure, 80. Mat. I'm.
baltenbe &e9ensIGe, fOwo6l an Der Donau
pte TIM Sautafus, DsriO3ern bie gelpeaunaen
Der &ufsn. Bis gum 20. B.. ret6enbe IaG>
rtGten BON Stfls ipreGen nur BON Geeps.
ncscirunsen unO unwt9ttssn SGarmassln.
8tflts, 3. Stunt. Der rufFfae @eas.
raj 8omarCF, 8efetlsbaber in grbaaan.
brans am 80. @at auf elmer &scoenpset.
runss-Grpebttion lber @ennst unD Sltt Gin.
aus Dor.
Die BON MuFa @af&a befebltste tIHerteI.
ff6e &etteret TT tn Der Gesenb BON ge&ru.
def eeltlasen uno seriprenst rOrben. Die
&ufen erbeuteten spet @sfGise. pier Munt.
ttOnswasen unb 3pet Sabnen. S6r gerluft
mar Z Spbte unb 80 Iermunbete. Die
Slrfen lteBsn 80 Sobte auf benz Sar1pf>
plase.
BuGaref, 3. = uni. Der @,ar In Be-
slsttuns Des Gsareuitf& unb b,s @rubfur.
fen Wlabtmtr 1T bter etaaetrofen.
Gin Selesramm aus @Yrten fat: .Gs
feblt ben SIrten an 9utsn 8%efsblstabsrn.
&sbtf @af&a, Der 8risssmtntaer, unb Rab.
r'uS Dan1ab @af&u. Der cd pager bes 5ulr
tans. ntrtrsten bic &rtes spartet,-Gpbem
@af@d unb Safuet .@afHa, Der @rOspelter
Ober Rtntfer bes Msubsrn Die @artsf, wel&e
mad elmer entf&etbenbsn SGlant germtst>
lanssSorf6ldSen @ebGr eeben plroe.
Die &ufen taben an Ter DOnau enblt@
TIRE pauptfeaunsen bs;Osen; tbre Seerlt.
nte erfredt 7G BON @IlaB bis &atafat, aber
bis Der @aftrfanb Der DOnau auf bic
SOmmerbDbe s~efanttn TT, wtrO ss sefdbr,
LID, penn nt6t unmOslt6 fetn, ben lleber.
gang gu Dsrfuten. 9Or Mblauf Der nod,
fen bret 8O&en perOen bic RuEen btsrau
ntGt benten fOnnen. unsefdbr @nfanas
Suit pirb Der &f am re1tsn Dcnau,
ufer beginner /; seraoc tn Der betsefen Sab
rss3ett meroen llb bic ptGtt1fen Greia ntTe
oes Selosu8es atpifeln.
100000 Sruppen, bic rumdntf6. Grmse
uns BITE &eierpen nt&t etasersGnet. $4,000
@ann iteben 6fli@ BON Brala unS 10000
NIT elmer beSeutenben DEMONSTRATING BET
8Olsrac. BEN StiBpuntte btefss Ststls Der
6eerltnte.
Ote 3auptna6e Der ruiiiGen Eruppen III
swtiHsn Bud arsf uno @iursswO 3ufammen.
ss3o9en roroen. Die Strettma&t pertbeilt
F6 auf bret Eager; In iesem Der lestern be.
1uSen lt& 10000 Damn. 6tsr3a tCmmer
10000 Rann bel GiursewO, 70 baB aeasn.
mdrtts 100000 Rufen bic 9tnie guharef.
@tursewo bilben. Dtefe 2ruppen t6nneu
fcpObl seSen BITE 9inte &ufl&us. 6tRcwa
ris sesen bic 3inte &vRf9ut.S urtafat por.
riden.
Gin 3tpsttes rufFf&es Seer, 10000 Man&
fart bstnbtt F& auf betben nfern Dss Alu.
tafudss unD psrttetlt I'D auf swst Eager,
rrelHe an Der mad Surnu- Diaaure1t fibren.
renbsn GaneRraBe ltesen. @sflt& BON Der
|luta bsfnben ftH uier Eager nit elmer
StrettmaGt BON $4,000 Rann, wel&e ais
bas Centrum bstra6tst wsrbsn fann. Die
3att Der meter tpeflt& an Der 9inte &alo.
fat urn'S epertn febenbsn ruiFi@en Erup>
pen belduft f& auf 10000 Rann.
2pRbcn,4 4. Stunt. Die am Samauo
BON Su&aref etnsetrcfens Depef&e, wcna@
Der G3ar anb Der Gsarewttf& bafelba anse,
fcmnen fetn fclten, bsrutbe auf etneua :Srr>
ttuu. Gs raren Der GrOsfarR Nt&oIas
unb bsfen eobn bic bort onselanst uaren
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-06-09

fdmmtlt6 In bic 6Gnbe Der 8unbestruppsn
fslsn unO enttpeber ssrf5rt ober fortsetraser
rrureen. Man peranfHlast, bas ntht rUsnt.
niger ais 40 Scnnen eetrodnetss 8ufd>
Fstf1 Ger 3erfDrune anbetmfelsn. $50
SOntss purben erbeutet unb a~bseflbrt.
The New York herald., 1877-09-18

IY sol. HERTZBERG, Observation-Disclosures
)E Co. sell to-day, commencing ii o'clock. elegant
household Furniture, ut 1ls Broadway; "A Brussels, In
grain CARPETS endd Paror Suits In silk brOcael
leather aud harc.oh handsome Dining Room aud Bed
Furniture, BuiIes marble top Extension Tables,
Bedding, Mirrors Painting, bVoks. Turkish Chair, 30.
,uVuseksopnrp. dealers invited,
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-03-24
DR.. schenek's Standard Remedies.

The standard for all diseases OF the lungs
are Schenck's Pulmonic syrup, Schenck's
Sea Weed Tonic, and Schenck's Mandrake
Pills II taken before the lungs are destroyed
speedy cure is effected.
To these three medicines DIR. ]. II Schenck,
of Philadelphia owes his unrivalled success
In the treatment OF pulmonary diseases.
The Pulmonlc syrup ripcns the morbid
matter in the lungs; nature throws of by an
easy expecioration. for when the phleEm or
matter Is ripe n sigh; cough will throw IL of.
the patient has rest and the lungs begin TO
heal.
To enable the pulmonic syrup to do this.
Schenck'sMandrake Pills and Schenck's Sea
Weed Tome must be freely used 10 cleanse
the stomach and liver. Schenck's Mandrake
Pills act on the liver. removing all obStruc-
lions, relax the gall bladder. the bile starts
freely, and the liver IS soon relieved.
Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic is acentlc slim
ulant u Alternative. tina alkali of which II is
mikes with The food and prevents
SQUIRTING. 1t assists the digestion by toning up
tue stomach to n healthy condition. so that
tn food and the PulmonicS sr up will make
20 d blood; the L the lungs heal, and the pa
,.e II will surely get we'll II care is taken to
prevent fresh cold
All who wish to consult DIR. Schenck, either
personally or by letter, can do so at his prin.
cipal Office, corner OF sixth and Arch Sts.,
Philadelphia every Monday.
Schenck's medicines are sold by all drug
glsts throughout the country. m7eod2m
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-03-24

A man was walking along on Eddy
street, near 18th, yesterday, musing ON
general amnesty, when he slipped and
struck a man ahead of him in the small
of the back with his feet. The man
said "Oh," and went Waiting boomer
ang fashion into three young ladies
ahead of him. Each of the three sat
down IN the sidewalk with thanks.
The man who had started the casual
ties came forward and said he was $50
sorry" Then each Of the three, not to
be outdone, exclaimed in a breath, mot
at ALL" and further intimated that 1t
wa ''just splendid" The first man
said it was $50 slippery" and the three
all chorused $50 slippery" and the one
who had done the waltzing had made
up his mind to say $50 slippery" too,
or die in the attempt, when he slipped
again and sat down. He then con-
cluded he had nothing to say about it,
but he had better let the thing speak
for itself.
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Good News for Laramie.

The Laramie Chronicle publishes the
following letter from Hon. W. R.
Steele to w. II. Holiday:
MY DEAR SIR:-Mail routes have
been established from Laramie City via
North Park and Hahn's Peak to White
River Agency, Colorado; also from
Laramie City via Houston's, McGree-
vey's, North Park and Independence
Mountain to Bear Gulch, Colorado.
The circulars go to-day from the Post
oflics Department to Postmaster Hay
ford for information as to distances,
etc., upon which to base the advertise
ments for mail service. The routes
will be advertised next month for SER
vice to commence July LIST, 1877. The
Commissioner of Indian Affairs has
informed me he will advertise for pro-
posals for tine transportation of Indian
supplies for the next fiscal year from
Laramie City to White River Agency.
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Local Agents.
McDANlEL's DRAMATIC THEATRE.
Two Last Performances of the For
rosters.

Last night we witnessed the drama
Of Jessie Brown" and regret that
the Forresters cannot give a second
representation. To-day there will be a
grand matinee, when the play of Gun
Gle Toms Cabin will be presented,
with a full cast of characters, includ-
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Forester. The the
atre will nc doubt be crowded. The
evenings performance will be on a
mammoth scale, when two pieces will
be produced, exceeding anything yet
produced. We are sorry the Forresters
cannot stay longer, but we hope to see
them return shortly. Go to-day and
evening.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-03-24

Hon. Frank WEIGH, Nebraska's rep
resentative in Congress, is rapidly gain
ing the favorable opinion of all with
whom he comes in contact at Washing
ton. He has made it his first duty to
acquaint himself with the inevitable
routine at the several departments, and
by his genial and energetic
course in behalf of the people he repre-
sents, has obtained the good will of Of
fcials, and through it many substantial
favors for his constituents.
When the mail service to the Black
Hills began to be agitated in Washing
too, soon after the Black Hills bill be-
came a law by the approval of the
President, he presented the "elaims !"
of his immediate constituents, the peo-
pie of Kearney and the Elkhorn valley,
Kearney, via the settlements in the
ElkhOrn valley, and eventually to the
Black Hills. Recent dispatches inform
us that a tri-weekly service will be put
upon the route May LIST. OF course this
will benefit the settlers in central Ne
braska, giving them mail facilities to
the extreme frontier. 1t is very doubt
full, however, whether the contractors
will be able to carry the mail beyond
these settlements to the Black Hills, as
they would have to traverse nearly four
hundred miles of the most barren coun-
try to be found on the face of the globe
the Bad Lands-covering northern
Nebraska and southern Dakota. No
matter what becomes of the Black
Hills route from Kearney, Mr.. WEIGH
has obtained for the Elkhorn people adj
ditional mail facilities, which Column
bus, North Platte and Sidney wanted
so badly, but did not get.
Cheyenne representatives did not OPP
pose the Kearney mail service, for the
simple reason that the Elkhorn route is
not and never will be a competitor with
Cheyenne for Black Hills trade or
travel.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Cut This Quit May Save Your Life.
There is no person living but what
suffers more or less with Lung Disease,
Coughs, Colds or Consumption, yet
some would die rather than pay IS cents
for a bottle of medicine that would cure
them. DIR. A. Boschee's German Syrup
has lately been introduced in this coun-
try from Germany, and its wondreus
cures astonish every one that tries it.
If you doubt what we say in print, cut
this out and take it to your druggists,
Addoms & Glover, and get a sample
bottle for 10 cents and try it, or a regu-
lar size for 75 cents. jan6-deow3m
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

Chas.H echt VS.. NJ. v. Boughtsn and l.. d.
Beary.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue and
authority of a special writ OF execution is
sued out of the District court within and
for Laramie county, wyoming, in~fayoy OF
and L.. ID. Beary, for the sum OF si.s3g. IS. and
costs, commanding me to sell the following
described property, heretofore attached in
this case. to wit: All the right, title and in
terest of NJ. v: Boughton in and to lots num-
bered one and two, in block No, 353 in the
city of Cheyenne, in Laramie county, Wy
oming Territory, I have levied upon the
said described property, and will offer the
same for sale at public auction, and sell to
April 18th, 1877, at . O'Clock, p. m. ofsaid day,
in front of the court house door of said Lara
mie county.
Cheyenne, wyo., this March sth. 1877.
ni9-dS0d I. JEFF. CARR,
Sherin of Laramie County, Wyo.
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The effect of a border drama on the
boys in the gallery of a theatre is de-
scribed in the Philadelphia Times:
When at last the curtain drops on a
scene brilliant with red fire and sitting
with saltpetre, the hero standing amid
the ruins of the Sioux nation with his
"gurrel " on his breast and the Ameri-
can flag waving vel their heads, they
don't care if the whole world We're to
black their own shoes and stop buying
the daily papers"
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-03-24

Mr.. James HALEY, formerly chief OPP
orator in the Western Union telegraph
office here, and now manager of the
Cheyenne 6 Black Hills telegraph Of
fee, came in from the north on yester-
days stage. When Mr.. HALEY left the
miners had begun work in the placers,
the quartz men were busily delving in
to the rich bowels of the mountains,
the weather was warm and pleasant,
and everything was lively and lovely in
the Hills.
HALEY reports the road as being in
good condition, and says it is lined
with long trains of gold-seekers, form
ing n continuous procession, 230 miles
in length, OIL the Cheyenne route. lie
has become so enamored of the land
of gold that he cannot be hired to
leave there, and will return immedi-
ately.