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TERRITORY OF WYoMISG,
COUNTY OF LARAMIE.

COUNTY OF
l., J. + Wild, Cashier OF the above named
bank. do solemnly swear that the above state
ment is trne 10 the best OF my Knowledge and
J.E. WILD, Cashier.
day OF October, ls55.
SEAL W. RIcHARDsos, Notary Public.
coHnEcr-AtteSt
AR. CoNvERsE.
y. II. NIpIOLs. SDirectors.
ol3-bt +. L. WARRRS
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At 3 O'Clock this morning all Union
Pacific trains due here to-day were
moving IN time.
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10000 pounds of freight for Dead
wood. Inquire of J.. G. Bryant, Inter-
Ocean hotel. o13-4t@
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TUESDAY, OCT. 16. 1877.
Rates orAdvsrtis,ns

Rates OF Advertising
No Advertisement iasevted for iea 1Gn NY
cents
ments 10 cents per line, Nonpariel, each in
sertion 9 insertions eight cents per line; 30
insertions, 8 cents per line.
Local Notices, per line, bourgeois, each In
~sertion, 10 cents per line % insertions 8 cents
per line.
WEEKLY LEADER, all transient advertise
ments 3 cents per fine, first insertion one
month % cents per line; six months, 10 cents
per line; one year 5 cents per line.
Cheyenne. Jan. LIST, 1876.
THE LEADER PRINTING COMPANY.
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Get your oysters at Ellis Oyster Bay,
and try his Key West and Imported
cigars, two for % cents. ol3-1w
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and only

Ga tlrSC anu only
esrSteam Printing House
grin Wyoming.
All kinds of Book and Job Printing
promptly executed. Call on or address
LEADER PRINTING Co.,
dawtf Cheyenne, Wyo.
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CREIGHToN'S.

Overcoats and cashmere suits mt
prices that defy competition at
PoLACK's. O13-tf
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Capt. Lang has sold his interest in
the Railroad House, ut Rawlins, to
Lawrence Hayes, who will hereafter
run the house. Capt. l.. has gone to
Georgetown, Colorado.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-10-16

The best and cheapest boots and
shoes, custom made, can be found at
s23-tf $. BoN's.
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You can't wdW around in tic mud and
trdter ,oithout getting your feet tcet, and
if your feet get Tet you catch cold and get
sick. Rlbbers are rery cheap at Creigh-
TOMS. O13-a
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Economical housekeepers should lay
in supplies while they can but groceries
at cost for cash at Foglesong's, next
door to Fred Landau. 18th street. 1t
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wanted at Monkeys Oyster Bay, at 81
and 81 per week. o7-1m
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Mr.. A. C. Snyder was feeling some
what better yesterday evening.
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Go to Ellis Oyster Bay for the best
oysters and good bread. ol3-1w
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The following is a list OF the authorized
agents OF THE LEADERin Wyoming Territory.
Cheyenne. G. W. Halves.
Laramie City, R. f. Fitch.
Rawlins. W. l. Ash.
Green River, John Gran.
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Conductor W. l.. Phillips caffeIp
from Denver yesterday and took his rum
His family having been east on a visit, lie
went TO Hugo, Kansas. to meet them
on their return.
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Foglesong is selling choice groceries
at cost for cash. and wants everybody
to know il.
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Hats and caps lower than ever at
PoLACR's. o13-tf
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Col. L. L. Cunningham and +. NJ.
Darlington. of Central City, and p. b.
Murphy, of Rapid City, came in on
yesterdays coach and are at the Inter-
Ocean.
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Mr.. Jervis Joslin gave an impromptu
soiree musicale at his elegant residence
last evening, in honor of Mr.. g. w.
Sanborn, one of the leading lights of
the Denver musical world.
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IL you want visiting or business
cards call ut THE LEADER steam print
ing house.
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Commodious platforms are being laid
about the new depot al Hazard.
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Come to THE LEADER Office for old
newspapers. Only 10 cents per hun
dred.
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+. w. Gillet, of Chicago, manufac-
turer of soaps and yeast powder, is at
the Railroad.
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Oysters! Oystersi Oysters!
Ellis Oyster Bay ready for business.
ol3-Bt
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The city debt of Denver is Sl0,0l4,-
80. The outstanding warrants Of the
city are from 10 to % per cent. dis
count. The new mayor advocates in
creased economy to get rid of the debt.
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Omaha and California Line

The shortest, quickest, and only direct
route to Washington and Baltimore. with
direct connections for Richmond, Lynchburg,
Norfolk and the Southeast, Philadelphia,
New York, BOSTON, and the East.
Travellers desiring n speedy, pleasant, n
BALTTMORE& OHIO RAILROAD
Is celebrated for Its elegant coaches, splen-
did hotels, grand and beautiful mountain and
valley scenery, and the many points OF his
toricnl interest along Its line.
FIRE will AL WAYS be rs 10 " as by any
other line.
PULLMAN PALACE CARS run through
without change between the principal West
ern and Eastern cities.
For through tickets baggage checks. move
mcnt of trains, sleeping car accommodations,
etc. etc apply at ticket offices at all princi-
pal points North, South. East, or West.
E. r. DORSEY, L. NJ. COLE,
Asst Gen1 Ticket Ag't. Gen'l Ticket Ag't.
THOS. p. ARR THOS. R. SHARP,
western Pass. Agt- Master OF Transp'n'
febl-wly
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The Commissioner of the General
Land Office, in a case coming up from
Colorado, has rendered Il decision of
Importance to tunnel owners and pros
pectors, holding that no patent can
issue for II vein or lode without surface
ground and assurance which overlies
the apex of a vein or lode discovered in
a tunnel. This al he ascertained only
by sinking shaft or following the lode
up on its dip from the point of discoy-
cry. No survey of such lode can be
made until the exact surface ground is
first ascertained rs above.
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o Boardcrs

Suits at eight dollars and upwards at
POLACK'S. Ol3-tf
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD.
ARRIVE FROM EAST. DEPART WEST.
Passenger. .... .l:0 p. IN. Passenger. - I:i0p. m.
Mixed...........3:0 p. IN. Mixed..--... 3:i5p IN.
ARRIVE IRON WEST. DEPART EAST.
Passenger......3:2p p. m. Passenger..-5:I0p p. M.
Mixed-----.esl0 p. IN. Mixed-----9 j. m.
DENVER PACIFIC RAILWAY.
ARRIVE FROM SOUTH. DEPART SOUTH.
Passenger ...l2so p. m. Passenger. 900 p. IN.
F~reight.--- 1:SP. m. Freight. BIO n IN.
than city time.
C. & b. II. sTAGE.LINE.
ARRIVE AT DEPART FRO
Cheyenne. LOCO n. m. Cheyenne coop. m.
Deadwood-- sop m. Deadwood Sos. 7:3Oa m.
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Boiled dinners 25c at Eureka House.
s25-lm
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Undershirts and drawers. both for
one dollar, at PoLACK'S. ol2.tf
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Lodging at Eureka House, CSC. s25-1m
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Very large nocks of ducks inhabit
the lake at Hazard, the first station
west of bere, tits an easy matter to go
out OF No. B, fill II game bag, and re-
turn on No. 4, being absent from the
city less than two hours.
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Yesterdays trains brought ~ Chey-
enne passengers.
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At a business meeting of the Arion
Singing Society held at the Office of
Johnson u Potter, last night, Hugo
Buechner was elected president, +. f.
Roberts, vice-president, g. y. Potter,
secretary, s. a. Bristol, treasurer and
H.. Wasserman, librarian.
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Road agents and train robbers are
bad fello ws, but there is no comparison
between them and the rascals in the
east who have been running banks, and
the scoundrels in salt Lake who swim
die thousands under the guise of relig-
ion.
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Tie backbone of the storm seems
broken.
The Sweetwater county court is still
in session.
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Cheyenne, Sept. 81, 1877. s2S-tf
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Tie backbone Of the storm seems
broken.
The Sweetwater county court is still
in session.
Yesterdays trains brought ~ Chey-
enne passengers.
Mr.. A. C. Snyder was feeling ame
what better yesterday evening.
Commodious platforms are being laid
about the new depot at Hazard.
Foglesong is selling choice groceries
at cost for cash, and wants everybody
to know it.
IL you want visiting or business
cards call ut THE LEADER steam print
ing house.
p. W. Gillet, of Chicago, manufac-
turer of soaps and yeast powder, is at
the Railroad.
Al 3 O'Clock this morning all Union
Pacific trains due here to-day were
moving on time.
Draper Il Hammond sold twenty-five
of the handsome Equinox parlor stoves
during yesterday.
Look at the steel engraving Of the
handsome Black Hitler with his bake
pan. The sketch will bear inspection.
Owing to the Importance Of our tele-
grams and the scarcity Of local items,
we devote most OF our space To tele-
graphic news this morning.
Mr.. A. II. Converse has been i'm
proving gradually since Saturday even
ing, and if the weather brightens will
probably be out in n few days.
Conductor W. l.. Phillips caffeIp
from Denver yesterday and took his rum
His family having been east on a visit, lie
went TO Hugo, Kansas. to meet them
on their RETURN.
Col. L. L. Cunningham and +. NJ.
Darlington, of Central City, and p. b.
Murphy, of Rapid City, came in on
yesterdays coach and are at the Inter-
Ocean.
Capt. Lang has sold his interest in
the Railroad House, ut Rawlins, to
Lawrence Hayes, who will hereafter
run the house. Capt. l.. has gone to
Georgetown, Colorado.
Mr.. a. G. Chaplin, station agent at
Sherman, the highest point on the
Union Pacific, smiled for Il few brief
moments upon his numerous Chey-
enne friends, yesterday,
Mr.. Jervis Joslin gave IN impromptu
soiree musicale at his elegant residence
last evening, in honor of Mr.. &. w.
Sanborn, one of the leading lights of
the Denver musical world.
The city debt of Denver is Sl0,0l4,-
o. "''.'u'"s ""n'' W 'H'
city are from 10 to % per cent. dis
count. The new mayor advocates in
creased economy to get rid of the debt.
,..
'et! i"s' r''NS y. 'NoN ~
u ~ ~
"oS' ''"y 80
ouV VII " S"." U"s,
'uin vi w y De,ns ""''i'' nun '"'
Guy 'eSs '''i '"o n""'S'
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IIS HENEAE.

HAW-H NM EIlS.-Narrici. in Wilmorc.
On Monday. Aug. 20, 1877. by Esquire NcCi tough,
Fir. !. G. SHAW and Miss LIBBIE HAMMERS, both
of sail place.
WOLF-TULII. - Married, ct St Bari hoIo-
news church. Nilmore. on Tuursda-. Aug. 81.
1877. by Rev. II. NcHugh. Mr.. TOBIAS " OFF. of
WilmoTe. and Miss BRIDGET FULLY, OF Summer
hill.
50 young friends have at last concluded
that pUlling in single harness was rather NJ hui
business. and not desiring any longer TO tread the
path of life aiUnC they have very wisely luiued
hands and hearts in the bonds of u edlock. II be-
hoOves Us therefore 10 wish them a abundant pros
perity and to express the hope that they may be
rartakefS OF all the joys .nd none of the soTrows
which pertain to this world OF teeting shadows.
In short that may they live long in peace and con
tentment and die happy in the firm ccnviction that
the never ending Joys OF eternity &c be theirs
il the sincere prayer of y.
EBERLY-FLICK.-Ma at St. Mary 5
church. Iyoretto. Tues Law. Aug. 2S. 1877. ny
Rev. l.. A. Bash. Mr.. FRL NCI~ EBERLY AMI miss
RCsE FLICK. both OF Allegheny township.
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Communication.
SHALL WE COLONI3E9


DEAR FEEEMAN-OGr town is almost devoid
OF news Ot l,nbic interest, the general dCpres-
sion aud siagnJtiOu in business having fallen so
heavily upon us that am prompted 10 urge
upOn the people, especially of Cambria county,
Al subject which Is being agltated by many OF
Our ab!"st Journals aud that - to form colO~
mes ard seek homes In the great West, where
millions of fertile acres II" dormant ana nOt-
productive, while thousands of industriOu and
willing workers are seeking in vain for employ
rnont- many OF them meantime suffering tor
The common ueccssaries nf life Anything ca J.
culnted 10 bring relief in this particular ought
aud snrely wcuId have the sanction or puoiic
and tephilan ihrOpists, as W. ell as uiOrieyed
men generally. 7 would therefore Suggest that
all who wish to try the experiment would writ c
tn me stating the number OF persons in their
respective families and what amount Gf money
they have or could raise to assist them in get
ting to any particular destination that nigh I
he selected and maintaining them there until
II crop was obtained. ] would, for ore, use my
best endcuT0fs to secure Hsst>tiice In the way
government ala could lac obtained now or here
after 10y legislation, | would do niI could to
assist in hriEEing ahO1t Il cOnsummHtion De
Voiitiy wished while Mt The same time | th'nk
IL would he well to make effort to obtain as
sistancc, for u time at least, from some of our
capitalists 1t may well, however. I've said
now as at any other time, thar nune but indus
triouS men of good habits should Toe permitted
Quired to furnish satisfactory eVi icpcc OF their
wOrthincss, | would further suggpst, IL the
coluny is raised. that q committee of two I've
semi our to locate lands and Obtain all nccdf fUl
ntOrnatiOn. so that there would hp delay i'm
getting on the land in time to put I'm the spring
crops.
subject ind they all approve of this fuefhOd of
I r"acbng the public. tnG hence ii !s that soil
cit an early response from all whO MAY feel dis
posed 70 assist or take part in the contemplated
enterprise.
am. respectfully, 7. NJ. BROwS.
SumfnerhIll, Cambria Co., Pa, Aug. - lS1'.
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WHES YOU VISIT THE EXPOSITION AT
PITTSBURGH don't fail TO examine DR..
Quincy A. SCOTS case of elegant specimens
of all styles of dental work, which wan the
Centennial Medal and Diploma, over all
home and foreign competitors. You may
not nned dentists services now, but may
at some future time, and at present you will
observe with interest the great improvements
made in dentistry through the inventive
genius artisiir skill and untiring study
aud industry of leaders of the dental profess
sion like DR.. Quincy A. Scott. We know
the Dr.'s work to be first-cl;,ss in every par
ticular ami hat lie is reliable gentle. AT
his request extend n cordial invitation to
ALL dentists included, 10 visit the largest
Steam Dental Establishment in tue L. g,
located at 27S Penn Avenue, where the DR.
takes great pleasure in describing his meth
OILS of work, and the many appliances and
advantages he possesses for performing the
most skillful operations at prices within
the reach of all. He also gives instructions
TO dentists on different styles of hlling ma
tufaI teeth, manufacturing artificial teeth,
on the principles of applying the great At
mospherc Disk for retaining teeth hrmly
in the moth. and on his absolutely sufc an
sptietirs, and his successful method of ex-
itactiug teeth without pain. Go and see
him if You have thine.
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AUGUST FLoNEI.-The most miserable
beings in the world are those suffering from
Dyspepsia aud Liver Complaint. More than
seventy five per cent of the people in the
United States are afflicted ~ith these two
diseases and their effects s1ch a sour
Stomach, Sick Headache, Habitual Cnsiive-
uess, Palpitation of tle Heart, II heartburn
Water-brash, guawing aud burning pains at
the pit of the Stomach, Yellow Skin, COate,l
Tongue and disaSreeabe taste in tile mouth,
coming 70 nffood after eating, low spirits, SC.
70 10 your Druggists. Lennon s. Murray.
iihensburg, or to L. NJ. Woleslagle & Son.
Wilmure, and get a 40 cent Bottle OF AUGUST
FLOWER or n Sample rottle for &c cent?.
Try il. Two doses will relieve you.
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REGISTERS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby -ivtn that line following
- named Accounts IIsv,. been .lssscd aud fled
IN the Rs-gisters o cc AZ Tb,!-iii-l-. in and for
th. county if Cambria, and viii be presented
TO tEc Orphans Court ~ scid county. for con-
firnatinn and allowance, .An WEDNEsDSE, tho
3ti, day Of SEPTEMBER, AsD. ISL. to wit:
/. The fvzt ami FINAL account OF Hartman BcrE
Ragcr, late or Cambria cot,tv deceased.
2. The second acco',nt u Citlarine McColCa
Administrative dc bnni- non. cum testamcnfo an
ncEo. OF Peter pougherty. late oi Summitville
borough, deceased.
James =. ConucN, admir- istratnTs of Daniel Me
Donald. late ot CaG-ljrii borough deceased.
The account oi Samuel Douglass. admins
traitor Of Ahhie Douglass. late Of Johnstown hor-
5. The FIRST and final nccosirt Of Hartman Ecr.r
Rager. late of jackson township. deceased.
6. The first and fnal accojir; OF los. =. Strayrr
administrator dc ionis non of Anna NJ Gilman,
late Of Ric,'land tcwn.hip deceased.
. The account ot Edmund J: Waters surviving
executor Of Edward Evlns. late of Ehcnsburg
tosCHch d7ceaeedl relating 10 the real estate Of
sIid deccdcnt.
:. The hrsi aud final account 81 Thomas Plum
kc't. administrator Of Mary kchoc, laIe Gf Gal
liz towrship, DECEASED.
: me trst ana hnal ACCOUNT Of Henry j Hte,
edminiStrato- Of Sarah a. Hite, late Of Johnstown
I0 The flrst and final ncco,irit Of James Wilson
ST., administrator of Jatnes Wilson, jr. late Of
Coaemaugh township. deceased
II ihe hrst anu rnai accoSnt nf Daniel 90
hGugh. administrator of Nancy Cobaugh, late Of
Taylor town ship, deceased
- Inc account OF John Sha-haugh- guardian
OF Thomas VI. Reilly one Ct ttg minor heirs of V
\. Reilly. late of Washington wrShip deed.
10 The frst ana partial account of Daniel
louthcr, adninisi ratur OF Frederick Tesh, late Of
! I0hnstOwp borough decea-E,i.
IL. The accoant OF JoseCh Criste. ruar,lian of
/ Ann l.. Adams, a minCr t,i'd Of Bernard Adams.
/ late OF Cambria cotlntE, deceased
>. The frSt and rnai account OF A. Y. Barker
| esG administrators Of @tnon Sultzbach late Of
Ebensbura borough. deceased.
is. The fret and final account Of Thomas "
Williams, guardian OF Eiclla Davis. minor child
Of Evan ID. Davis, late Of Ebershurx borough, de-
ceased
IL The hrst nrd -pa-tial account OF on hR J.
Evans and " ~. II 5gcE ESQ admin - u. 7rs
! OF +. ID. Evans late ii Niiu1ore borough decd
JAMES VI. SINGER. Register
: Neglstcr-s OiIice. Ehcnshui g, Aug. o. lSI1.
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