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symptoms Of a Diseased Liver.
DAIN in the right side, under the
edge of the ribs, increases on pres
sure; sometimes the pain is in the left
side; the patient is rarely able to lie
on the left side; sometimes the pain
is felt under the shoulder-blade, and
it frequently extends to the top Of
the shoulder, and is sometimes mis-
taken for a rheumatism in the arm.
The stomach is affected with loss of
appetite and sickness; the bowels in
general are coStive, sometimes alter
native with lax; the head is troubled
with pain, accompanied with dull,
heavy sensation in the back part
There generally aconsiderable loss
ofmemory, accompanied with apain-
full sensation Of having left undone
something which ought to have been
done. A slight, dry cough is some
times an attendant. The patient
complains OF WEAKNESS and debility;
he is easily startled, his feet are cold
or burning, and he complains Of a
prickly sensation Of the skin; his
spirits are low; and although he is
satisfied that exercise would be bene-
fetal to him, yet he can scarcely
summon up fortitude enough to try
it. In fact, he distrustS every rem
edy. Several Of the above symp-
IONS attend the disease, but cases
have occurred where few Of them ex-
listed, yet examination of the body,
after death, has shown the LIVER to
have been extensively deranged.
AGUE AND FEVER.
DR.. {. MCLANE' LIVER Pills,
IN CASES OF AGUE AND FEyLR, when
taken with Quinine, are productive
ofthe most happyresults. No better
oathartic can be used, preparatory
10, or after taking Quinjnc. We
would advise all who are afflicted
with this disease to give them :
FAIR TRIAL.
For all Bilious arrangements, nd
rs a simple purgatiye, the ale IN
equaled.
BEWARE OF IMITATIOTs.
The genuine DE-. {. A.Ll.,. 5
LIVER PILLS are never sugar coui-d.
Every box has red wax seal on
the lid, with the impression Dr.
McLANE'S LIVER Pills.
The genuine M?LANE's LIVER
PILLS bear the signatures 81 c.
McLANE and FLEMING Bros. IN the
wrappers.
bnr Insist on your druggist or
storekeeper giving you the genuine
Dr.. c. McLANE'S LIVER Pills. pre-
pared by Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh,
Pa.
Sold by all respectable druggists
and country storekeepers generally.
To those wishing to give Dr. c. McLAsr's
LIVER Pills trIal, we Will mail post paid 10 any
part Of the United States. one box OF Pills for
twenty-five Gents
FLEMING BROS. Pittsburgh. Pa.
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FOR SALE.

A FINE FARM ADJOINING TIL
A town OF Triadelphia, Ohio county, W
Va, lying ON the pike, containing ITO
acres, about One-half under goed state OF
cultivation. Coal under all the land, good
timber, fine improvements, good house,
good harm, stable and all necessary out
buildings, fruit, sc. Terms 10 suit the
percnaser, on long time.
For particulars enquire of HERNEl &
BRITT, Auctloneers, Real Estate Agents
and Stock Brokers, No. 1921 Market St,
Crausle's Block. jySMW
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

New YORK, july 26. - MONEY
Closed easy at l!@9 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper at 4v963
per cent. Custom receipts S363,OOO
The assistant treasury disbursed $4,000.
Clearings $19,OOOOJ0. Sterling, long,
486; short, 4S7!.
GoLD-Opened and closed at 1869,
with sales in the interim at 1853. Dor.
rowing rates q, 2, l, 4 and 7per cent per
annum and fiat to l-64 per diem.
SILVER At London 54td, here sill
yer bars l24t, greenbscks; ll78, gold;
silver coin l(9! per cent. discount.
GoVERNME
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OLD SWEET SPRINGS.

MONKDE COUNTY, ". Va. THIS OLD
vi and delightful summer K"sor' will bs
open Tor inc ac"n ninoduilOu pf ylzltOT- on
the 18TH Di June" No '--faBllznTnputi ~ It,
superior ~ point Of beauty, comfort OF sls.
Ztnce 81 10 appointments. tuaTzes p.T
pi"n. 81; per week, si7.yJ: per month, 81.
childun under ten years rye half price
Hhlr aud rOlDr'd servants, according ip
communications. For IuTth"T lufDfma.
ton address J. W. YOUSGER,
J"Ly superintendent
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

UNIGHTY CHOICE BUILDING LOTS On
d Wheeling Island; price from $40 TO
$50 each. Only one-sixth OF the purchase
money required in cash. The residue may
be paid annually in i've equal install
ments, with Interest Apply 10
JOHN p. GILCHRIST,
nnalI. Con MN
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$50. Prizes. amounting TO-. ......,sI iV'iW
Write TOR Circulars or send orders To
IA. DAUPHlN, i. -. Box 6F2, New Or
leans, La.
sept. IN. Capital Prize SO,nO. Tickets q
.,Ih iNjer " sgt
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RAILROAD BoNDs-Quiet
STATE BoNDS-Steady.
SToCKs-Strong and higher on large
volumeof business and prices advanced
! to 3 per cent. rs compared with quota
tiohs at the close yesterday. The greatest
Improvement was in Rock Island, New
York Central, " estern Union, Lake
Shore, Northwestern, st. Paul ard LII.
nois Central. The Immediate cause OF
this sharp advance WAS reports IN regard
to the general situation which showed that
the strikers were giving IN, and
also the tact that the meeting In
Tompkin's Square yesterday evening
was a failure and passed Oft without riot
and bioodshed, which many anticipated.
The upward movement Was assisted by
purchases To cover short contracts. Alter
midday the market lost some Of It's vim
aud prices receded from TO u per
cent, the entire list sharing in the decline.
This was due TO realZatlons and also 10
the falling of in the demand to cover
short contracts. There WAS Il reaction OF
J to Ii per cent during the afternoon,
but at the close a recovery took place
and Western Union was the feature
OF the market The transactions were
$4,000 shares. OF which 44,OOO were
Lake Shore, 5000 Northwestern, 1900
Rock Island, 1850 St. Paulss, 10000
Ohio and Mississippi, 1000 Delaware
and Hudson Canal, 1900 Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western, 5000 Michi-
gan Central, 1000 Illinois 10000
Western Union.
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At'he"ling Ge9ister.
Terms, by Mail, in Advance.
DAILY REGISTER.

one year..........se " Three months...s2 w
F., months. 4 70 one month";. 10
TRI-WEEKLY HEG1Sr ER.
Published every Tuesday, Thursday ana
Saturday.
one copy, | yr..S4 ~ One copy,b mos.E W
WEEKLY REGISTER.
one copy, / VI Isl % six copies, yrs Z oy
one copy, . mos W Zen cOpies,ly r. Is W
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ASPLENDID OPPORTUNITY
TO WIN a FORTUNE.
Eighth Grand Drawing. 1877,

Al New Orleans Tuesday, Aug. eth,
Louisiana state Lottery Company
This institution was regularly ,ncorpui-
tea 10y the Legislature oi the state tor
Educational purposes, In 1853. win umpi-
t,f of 81 ODt 90, 10 which u has since add
cd "A reserve iuud Ui $1,000 It's Grand
single Number Drawings Will take place
monthly. n Hercr scales o. poapDHeS. LOOK
al the following sch, me.
CAPITAL PRIZE, $40. 200.
NJ. I4.lf
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and Justly celebrated tor Elasticity, Dura-
bility and kvenness OF Point. In 10 Num-
hers
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Saturday, July 2Stb, 1877,


Com mencing at 10 O'Clock a. NJ, at the
front door OF the Court House of ohio
county, in the city OF Wheeling, offer Tor
sale, at public auction, the following dcs-
cribed real estate, tO-wIt: Lot numbered
thirty-tive (3jJ in Graham'S addition 90
the said city OF Wheeling, situate on tn"
north side OF Fifteenth street, between
EOii and Jacob streets, excepting about
six feet of the west side Of said 1T extend
ing back seventy-fOur (7i) feet, which was
sold by the said Arthur. said lot now
fronts on Fifteenth street about fi,y-inur
fe |, and extends back tOthe alley. There
is erected on this lot Il large brick dwell
ing house, supplied with modern con
venienccS, ana is a most desirable pro-
pcrty. When sale Is made, tue convoy
anco will include the widows dover
right in the property. Terms made known
o. day OF sale.
Persons desiring to examine the pro-
pcrty will call on the undersigned.
iuSi X. q. BARR, Executor.
j. &. HERVEI, AuCtioneer.
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Kentucky Cash Distribution Co.,
FARMERS y DKovERS BANK, Louisville,
hy., Treasures.

ny, Treasures.
The public is respectfully notified that
Iu couSeqUen of the precedent establish
81 by the former company and not wish
ing To make a scaled %. fractional Draw
ING, juo management nave made short
pOStpOuemcut OF LAZY days. While re-
GREETING Ia ask the Indulgence of their
patrons even tor this short period, 10 Is on
their account that this post Ourmcnt Is
made, as many hay expressed cir
WISHES that this Drawing should bee a full
one.
me Company Is pleased TO announce
that the Courts OF he lucky have decided
tnat the charter under which the ir distIi.
buttons take place -
LEGsL BEYOND QUESTION.
Hence, sustained by law, and the receipts
being mo encouraging, the manage
mrnt emPhatically state thai this draw
in Will positively take place Oh August
$.fu. or MONEY will be- refunded ia iull
LIST OF PRIZES.
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
West Virginia, Long Distinguished for
their
VAL LIABLE ALTERNATIVE WATERS

and FashiOnabl" I1tr"r age. are now open
a. reduction % In''. on .prm"T seasons.
EpAHD-sI BE-. day ~ per week. and 81
per month Ot iIIIty das..
Special arrangements may De made for
lgrg" families mat spent the SEASON.
lcI slDltpk l.. PElI DN a %.
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.

,iNWO BRAN NEW BRICh HOUSES ~
on York and Nirginis Sts., Island go;
They are in a very dc ,irsOle location.
Have all modern improvements, inciud-
ing gas, bath room, SC. Terms moo crate.
Further Information can be had at the
CAPITAL DlNING Rooms,
lea II5j Market Lgert
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-, sand 10 make close com ecti"m a; AT
Nos. SAT- tor ali points South and south
'li.I az Cnlcago Tor all points West anu
Northwest, trains make connections al
EtN, o .,' tnr Philadelphia, New YORK
7'.. , a,.r1n. At Washington CITY Tor All
p}.l5tI, T N0nni trains make direct connec
"r', ,o I'll" lII princlpa! point ives, Al"
20 g. A"t,,' p.l,c.. cars on all night trains.
t!,lIaly'IJy W. piVT,SH URG II AND BAL
VIE ELL 5TyORE DIVISION.
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EXECUTORS SALE.

u1HE UNI RESIGNED EXECUTOR OF
L the last Will and testament of n. {.
Arthur, deceased, late OF The city OF
Wheeling, West Virginia, hereby gives
notice that by virtue of the provisions OF
said will, he will OH
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LEAVES,

vs ARRIVES
LEA' Washington Pa,
SWueeling s.t,, =, daily at'...li .O5A, N
dG'y Washington, Pa,
wheeling SOS > 81 daily at IL p. NJ.
du.! 49,. ..x,Ca1ted. sundays excepted.
SUNDAYS e. ali principal points on sale
ntar.7 =. n,,;cs omen nj all hours during
taed'!' VHOS. X. SHARP,
Master ~ TRANSPORTATION.
rtygIF,S. General Agent. malo
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Daily. fuUIy except sunday.
Sleeping ears from Pittsburgh To ilncll'
LaI, Louisville. indianapolis, ana 81
Louis. and from Columbus To Chlcas"
without change.
w. CALDWELL. Gen. Manager.
W. l.. O'ERIEN, Gen. +. & 1. ASt.
Ueuera. offices. columbus, .. jyl6
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TRANSFORMATION.
baltimore & Ohio r. r. Co.

,od amer May Il, ISL. Pa,SSa1, e.; 81
on anu anu leave A. follows, wheeling
DINE: syRopSD TRAINS.
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m ,ly except sunday -,
''.., - NJ All stations between
~. stop Snm6erland; No. IS stops
uc-Ii lG,ssti ions between Wheeling anu
ATOM. ,JSS
No. s No.l". No. 10
j.iIv, daily.
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Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and St. Louis
Ral,WlV,
nAN.HN>rIa. ROUTE. CON ENSED
lime t..b ,...t through ana local trains,
Jane ~, I>,.
.p 90 WEST.
No o NolU Nui2 No 1
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CHPITNL PRIZE, $40. 900.

} IN TicketS nc TWO DDITHT rNcN- HHIT
Tickets one Dollar.
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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-09-30
Tho Fiuhtinq Fifth.

Reports reach us through unofficial
sources to the effect that Gen. Wesley
Merritt and Maj. V. X. Hart, of the
9TH cavalry, are en- route here and will
arrive in a day or two. They will
resume station at Fort Russell with five
companies of the regiment, the same
which were stationed here last winter.
Gen. Eugene A. Carr, with three
companies of the Fifth prices,
Adams AMI Babcock's), and four COM
panies of infantry, is to take station at
Fort Mckinney, Wyo., for the winter.
The remaining two companies of the
Fifth are to garrison camps Brown md
Stambaugh, and the infantry compan-
les relieved at the latter posts, at San
ders, Russell and Carlin, are to go
aoSt
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PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.


C. He'll, of Deadwood, is at the
Metropolitan.
MI. j.. L. Brush, of Greeley, is at the
Inter-Ocean.
L. C. Coulter and E. Is. Howell, of
Aurora, Ill, are at the Inter-Ocean
MI. Clinton Briggs, wife and son, of
Omaha, were at the Railroad yesterday.
Geo. G. Bates, Esq, arrived here
yesterday from the Hills, and is at the
Railroad.
G.. {. Smith, of Boston, G.. II. Col
Inns, of Salem, Oregon, and d. S. Cam
eron, of Chicago, are at the Railroad.
d. 3. Powers, the Nebraska cattle
king and Black Hills gold miller, ar
rived yesterday and is at the Inter
Ocean.
Mr.. A. w. Nilsson, of the Hayden
survey, accompanied by his wife, ar
rived here yesterday and took rooms at
the Metropolitan.
Mr.. c. T. Reed and wife left here
yesterday for y wedding tour up the
Cache-la-P oudie and among the Rock
les. They will be absent a fortnight or
more.
Henry Ward Beecher is about to
start west on a lecturing tour, and will
extend his trip to California, lecturing
but Il few times before he reaches San
Francisco.
The Jay Gould party, consisting of
Jay Gould, William Bond and S. D.
Tutthill, of the st. Joseph & Denver
City railroad, John Scullion, Of st.
Louis, and o. .. Gum, of Kansas City,
together with Sidney Dillon, President
of tile Union Pacific railroad, went out
on the st. Joseph & Denver City road
in Il special train last Wednesday morn
ing; they went to Hastings, Neb and
returned via the Union Pacific to
Omaha. They will visit this section in
Il day or two. IF r|fN
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TINE TABLE
CHEYENNE ~PosroFFIcE.
once H-ous-arriyaI and Departure Of sialIs.

Until further notice the lp~toffic- viii be
open for delivery atId reception Of tuhii mat
ter from a. IN. Ia = p W. htiiy, except sun
days. and on sundays nom . IL i0n II. IN. and
from ? Ia 4 y. IN. Omaha lime - the Tine oi
the Office.
Money order and register Il part mcnts open
from : a. IA. "a, u -. "a. .iHti4 except sundays
Western mails close dhtiS At I:lu y. IA. Ar
rive at S:;D 4. IN.
EASTERN mails close daily Mt s:lj p. m. and
arrive at Isl u. III.
Denver. e lor'dp nd Southern mails. close
at < y. m. Gnd arrive at 5 a. m.
Northern mnils close daily fpr role Creek
Upper Horse Creek, ~ChugwEtcr. bordeaux
Ranch, Chimney Rock, Fort Laramie, Fort
FetterInhn. Red Cloud Agency, $IotIvd 1nil
Agency. Camp Robinson, , Hinp sheridan,
Camp Reno. Hat Creek. Custer city, Dead
wood CltA and all other settlements In the
Black Illus. AZ / p. Ia; arrive froIn those
points daily az x q. NJ.
Mail closes for Davis Ranch on Mondays
ut 8 n. m: arrive Tuesdays It H. Ia.
Malls close fur Odd Rcd Cloud Agency Lit
tie Moon, and Lower Horse CIcek on Tues
days ut 8 IA. m. arrive Fridays alta III.
Malls close tor Bristol. toTt COllih-, Long
mont, and other settlements In Northwestern
colorado Tuesdays, Thursdays and SHtur-
days ntsn m arrive on Mondays, Wcdnes
days and friday ats y. IA.
n. CLAICHE. Postmaster.
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From an Unexpected Quarier--Railrssd Com
blnaiions Of Gould and Dillon.

The Hannibal (Mo.) Courier of the
Goth inst, furnishes the following,
headed what they are after"
A party of very prominent railroad
magnates. including Mr.. Sidney Dillon,
AIr. Jay Gould and Mr.. Hopkins, ar
rived here this morning by way of the
Wabash. They were here met by Mr..
Stevens, general manager Of the III. d
st. 10. r. r., and in the official a of
the last named road started this morn
ing for st. Joseph and the west. They
have not declared their intentions, but
looming events cast their shadows be-
FORE" and from the facts of the recent
combination, between the New York
Central and Canada Southern, the
control Of the st. Joseph & Denver
road by Mr.. Gould, and the attitude OF
the latter gentleman toward Omaha,
which has not been friendly, it may be
surmised that a new and better route
is to be made from New York to San
Francisco, passing through Hannibal.
The complete line would then be COM
posed of the New York Central, the
Canada Southern, the Wabash, Han
nibal & st. Joseph, st. Joseph & Den
yer, and thence to Cheyenne, there
taking the well-known course to the
Pacific. Mr.. Gould has long contem.
plated removing the Union Pacific cal
shops from Omaha to Cheyenne, and
should this plan be adopted, would
probably do so.
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b. Hellman has just received his i'm
mense stock of fall and winter clothing
and gents furnishing goods. His
stock is complete in every department,
and those who wish clothing manufac-
tured to order would do well by exam
lining his French and English suitings
at once. He has the best cutter in the
west, guarantees aft, and defies COM
petition. s30-3t
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Some weeks ago we published an ex'
tract from a peaLw wood paper giving
the story of one Behtly Benedict as Il
the original Black Killers. Shortly
after a subscriber sent us the names OF
several parties in Ohio who, lie said,
knew Benedict, were with him OH tie
expedition, and could give us full lie.
tails concerning it. We have written
to the parties, and our first response is
as follows:
ASHLEY, O., Sept. %.
To the Editor g' The Leader:
In regard to a party that went to the
Black Hills in 1852, 1 know nothing
about nor was there such a party to my
knowledge. l went to California in
the spring of 1919, overland, and lie.
turned in the fall, and in the spring OF
1850 again started overland for Califor.
mia at the head Of n company of about
three hundred men, some from Ohio.
Indiana, Illinois and Missouri. Tile
company was principally made up at
st. Joseph, with the exception of about
twenty that started from Delaware and
Morrow Co., Ohio. We went in mill
tary form, and kept guard at night, and
all that started with me from st. JOS
eph arrived at California without the
loss of Il man, and ut that time there
was no talk of gold in the Black Hills.
1 read a statement in the Mount
Gilead Sentinel that vas taken from Il
Western paper, written by Bently Ben
edict, stating that he started in 1852 fol
California with II company of about
three hundred men, and that tie COM
pany separated and part Of them went
TO the Black Hills to prospect, and that
1 was one of the company. Wien
went in 1850, Bently Benedict's father
lived opposite me, in Morrow county,
Ohio, and Bently was Il small boy, about
ten or twelve years old, and that state
ment was Eently's gas, made up us lie
went along, for he eve went 10 CALI
fornia to my knowledge.
JosEPuUs MCCLEAD.
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Ca,iIs Harkeis.

In Chicago, yesterday, the receipts
of cattle were 9, $40 head. Natives dull
ami unchanged; better grades, slow
Shipping, So. 5o94.S5: Inferior native
COWS wax at S2.5092.75 steers, s2.si
Cd; stockers, Sa.5O@3.25; feeders,
SOU; Colorados still plenty and weak
nj $2.30@3 So; Texans scarce; better
quality micl angod.
In st. Louis tie receipts were 1,50C
head. Mmket duh and weak; shipping
steers, 1,400 pounds and upwards, S5.1C
@5.25; 1.t0J to 1850 pound cows and
LETTERS, S?.2c@3 aT!; feeding steers,
$3.50; steers, S3.5u93.s5; Colorado
natives s 3.25(94; lot OF extra fat Colo
dos brought 81. 81; Texans, 81. 4093.55
Indians, 81. 5o63.6J.
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THE oENUiN THING.

Among the thousands who have come
west aud located permanently there are
hundl eds In this immediate vicinity who
have Il taste for rare imported wines
and cigars. They keep their sIdeboards
filled with such, and take pleasure in
giving their guests the name of the
vintner or distilltr, and the age and
other particulars of the beverages.
These gentlemen dislike the trouble
and expense of ordering their supplies
from far eastern cities, and it is to meet
the steady and growing demand for
genuine and imported goods that Col.
l.. Murrin has for years past been i'm
porting direct from Paris and other
European cities the highest grades of
wines and liquors. lie has just re-
ceived Il fresh invoice of Yarmouth
(still) and Muscato (sparkliug) wines,
from Italy's grape-covered hillsides;
Mumm's Extra Dry Champagne; Bous-
sange's French Brandy; Schiedam and
Fish Gins, the standard Holland
brands. all of direct importation, as a
personal ius, section of bills and bills of
lading shows. 1t is to these high class
goods that lie calls the attention of gen.
tlemen who know, love and will have
the best.
In addition the genial Colonel offers
Il choice selection of cigars fresh from
Havana; a full line of the best grades
Of domestic WHISTLES and wines; also
domestic cigars from a few leading
factories; Lemp's st. Louis lager, and,
in fact, everything carried in a first
cliss Wholesale and retail liquor and
cigar house. His facilities are such
that lie defes competition, and he In
vites the investigation of all interested
parties. 4
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Line CallIOfIlNB ZINC tctiutls now Gu
route home with the trophy won ut the
recent Interstate military rifle team
match at Crecdmoor, N ", passed
through here yesterday. The team is
commanded by Brig. Gen. Leslie Nc
Comb, of the State militia, who is
managing editor of the Alta California.
and the hero of n recent encounter
with a San Francisco lawyer, who at
tackled him in his sanctum, but was
severely castigated and driven out by
the General.
The team is composed of the follow
ing named gentlemen: q. r. LeBreton,
Capt. II. ]. Burns, Lieut.. j. Robinson,
j. w. Maher, E. Unger, L. Barrere, w.
Wright, F. G. Blinn, Capt. IL. w.
Brockhof. Chas. Nash, Harry Hook, j.
Warren; E. Shook, w. F. Leeman.
Geo. II. Strong, T. E. Carson and E.
II. Ladd-the last three being yet in
the east.
The trophy won by the team is a
beautiful bronze statue of THE Soldier
of Marathon" valued at $3.50. The
pedestal is already emblazoned whit
names of two state teams and dates OF
their winning it in previous matches.
The C~alifornians Travelled 6,6S0 miles
to attend the match.
Gen. McComb is the oldest man in
the team, being IS, and E. ii. Ladd is
the youngest-22. Nearly all are be-
tween % and 30.
Gen. McComb is the only black-eyod
man in the team, all the others having
either blue or gray eyes.
The team travels in Il special palace
car, which is hung on either side with
huge banners, embiazoned with The
name of the team and tho cuisines
they are travelling on.
The best individual score made in Tie
Interstate match was by Capt. II. w,
Brockhoff, being 80 out of Il possible
100 points.
The team used the regulation L. s
Springfield needle gun in tie match,
the weight of which is ten pounds.
Herewith we give the score made 10y
this team in the great match: