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, 1886-08-03
Personal
Items of Interest Concerning Prominent
People.

Dan Arnold is in from the ranch.
Tom Branson is back from Denver.
John Durbin left Sunday for his ranch.
o. c. Waid has returned from the
East.
William Sturgis is back from an East
ern trip.
L. G. Smith, of Green River. is at the
Pacific hotel.
Judge Whitehead returned from his
ranch Sunday evening.
Gen. o. o. Howard, commander of the
department of the Pacific. is in the city.
Milo Renfro has returned from the
Goose Egg ranch, where he has been
working this summer.
Fisher-R. B Anderson, ranch; W. u.
Bliss, Denver; X. r. Smoot, Chicago; w.
f. Lowrey, Kiowa valley.
A. II. Newell, of Omaha, has taken the
position Of T NJ. Gilmore. who has gone
to Rawlins as clerk in the Pacific hotel.
Il. NJ. Morseman, president of the Pa
ci6c Express company, spent Sunday in
this city, and left in the evening for Den
yer.
Inter Ocean w. II. Guernin and wife,
Detroit; Knud Patton, Fort Collins; Alex
Cox, Fort Fetterman; James F. Boggs,
Denver.
Andrew johnson, who has been in the
employ of the Pacific Express company at
this city, goes to Minnesota on a months
visit this morning.
Metropolitan-W. B. Bruno, Sheldon;
Geo. Campield, Keskeak, Ia; w. r.
Curtis, Nashville, Tenn; q. F. Corg-
letter, Chicago; John johnson, Bedarvill,
Kan.
w. G. b. Allen, of the Shoshone
Qdaho) Journal, passed through on his
way to Shoshone last evening. He is also
live stock agent of the Oregon Short Line
and secretary of the Idaho Stock Growers
Association.
, 1886-08-03


X. l.. Tracey to II. j. Jones and H..
Fisher, all of Cheyenne, the north half of
lots ! and ., and block 81, in this city;
consideration 1920.
The Cheyenne Cottage company to
Chas. Stabler and wife, of this city, lots
5 and 6 in block 426, in the city of Chey-
enne; consideration $3.50.
II. b. Kelly, of this city, to A. C.
May and Jas. S. Peck, of Milwaukee
county, of the state of Wisconsin, the I'M
divided ope-half of the undivided one.
tenth interest in the Carbonate Belle lode
in silver crown, consideration 500.
Mining claim by j. j. McAllister and
|. s.. Bartlett; claim for claim to be known
as the Enterprise lode in the Rawhide
mining district.
, 1886-08-03
NEWS NOTES.
General lettings Gathered Around
Town
Condensed for the Benefit of the
Hasty Reader.

III. - ell .l-h
"''' ~
m, u. Ux
v.aa~lsu
Inc councn cnanoer m 'he O"y na'
was considerably oamaged py wafer GUN
oo"e en'erprls'ne boys were Saos "
tneir s'eds SUNDAY "herc 'he nan was
'nick'
Notwithstanding the condition OF the
weather Sunday. a large number Of peo
PIC "'
INV
h japanese Prince higashi rush
imi' a near relatiVe OF the Mikado 5 ana
ene probable successor 10 Inc THRONE VIII
pass through TINS city tomorrow even
"s
MOST oil the rooms and stores IN the
cheyenne National bank building were
more or less damaged py the water leak,
ing throuRh the rooi during the rain Of
SUNDAY last
An engine was run on the GROW creek
DRUGS ano iei' lnere ouring .he nooo
SUNDAY as inc phings under the bridge
were seen TO De weakening, and the en-
g'ne was put on 10 weight IL down.
The Building and Loan Association
made another loan last evening. Mr..
ueorge H. Ma;sh secured 1t at a very
~easonaole premium. A loan Is made
every month. Subscription books are
still open.
The senate bill making appropriation
of 5000, 900 for the enlargement of Fort
d. A. Russell and two posts in Nebraska
has been placed at the foot of the house
calendar and will not come III, for consid-
Grafton until the next session.
The base ball game between the 18th
infantry nine and the Cheyenne club was
broken up by the rain on Sunday. The
game promised to be a good one both
sides having the same number of ans at
the end OF the third inning.
THE LEADER is indebted for tayors to
II. c. HOLSTER, stenoprapber and official
reporter of the proceedings of The Ne.
Blain court martial. Mr.. HOLSTER is the
s'enographer of the fourth judicialdis-
:rict of Colorado, and a most efficient
short hand reporter and type writer.
Geo. b. Simpson, of Pueblo, now on a
visit here, learned yesterday that his son.
Willie, IA years of age, met with a seri-
GUS accident recently. He fell off a burro
he was riding, the burro stepping on his
arm, breaking it in two places. Mrs.
Simpson telegraphs that the boy is com
Portable, having received proper medical
attention.
The DELAY in commencing track lav;no
on the Cbevenne g. Nortbern railroad i
due tn the fact that tho Wasb;na,on on.
, 1886-08-03

Send 81 for two handsomely made boys
shirt waists. former price 81. so; other
grades proportionately reduced. We have
the largest stock OF Turkish towels in
Colorado. Handsome ones for Doc, for
mer price soc. Extra large, extra fine
and beautiful towels soc, sold everywhere
for 81. When you want dry goods write
to us for prices. We guarantee satisfac-
ton or refund your money. NJ. j. Me-
Namara h Co., Denver, Col.
, 1886-08-03

There is no definite age to which an
aries live. l have one over twenty years
old. 1t is exceptional for them to live
SC long. They usually die under five
years, and the majority are killed by
carelessness. Dyspepsia from improper
food is the main cause. The natural
food is the seed that comes from the
native grass on the Canary Islands,
mixed with rape, or hemp seed at times.
The birds relish a piece of lettuce, and 1t
seems to agree with them. All other
green stuff and every other kind OF food
should be prohibited. My bird hospital
is kept filled with birds sent to me to be
cured of indigestion induced by cake,
meat and other unnatural bird food.
They are so delicate hat it is hard to
cure them when sick. but a careful use
of homeopathic remedies gives good re-
suits. Birds do not take cold as easily as
is thought, but after their digestion is
ruined they become weak and a prey to
every malady.-N. Y. Tribune.
, 1886-08-03

You are hereby notified that the tax
list for special improvements (sewer)
along Warren avenue and Eddy street,
has this day been placed in my hands for
collection. The law requires payment of
the same within 30 days from date of
this notice. If not paid within the time
above described, said tax will be de.
clared delinquent and 10 per cent added
thereto, and cost of sale of property, if
necessary to enforce payment.
Very respectfully,
VIM X. ScHNIToER,
City Marshal aud Collector.
Cheyenne, Wyo., July 81, 1886.
, 1886-08-03

All travellers stopping for a time in
Cheyenne can find the best accommoda-
tons in the city ut the Western Hotel on
Fifteenth street. The location is agreea-
BILE and convenient, rooms pleasant and
newly furnished, meals the best a first
class cook can prepare from the finest
materials in the market, walters who IN
derstand their business, the best liquors
and cigars in the bar room are among the
many attractions Of this popular house.
HERMAN KMME, proprietor.
, 1886-08-03
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
CHEYENNE. Wyo.. June %, 1876

UNITED STATFs LAND OFFICE,
CHEYENNE. WyO.. June %, 1876.
Charles w. Nylen
W.
Cora q BaIIey.
Application having been made at this otice
by Charles W Nylen to contest the validity OF
desert land entry No gi4. made Mt this ONCE on
Oct IL. 1873. by Cora G Bailey, so far rs 1t in-
cludes the W y OF ne "a, NV a OF Sc a. Is y OF NV
8, n T 90, W., In Laramie county, wyo. with u
view To the cancellation OF such portion OF said
entry, contestant alleging that said land Is not
desert land that II Is irrlgat d by natural
means from the North Platte river and from
Indian creek, and that II Is productive Of hay
Without Artificial irrigation, the said parties are
hereby mmO TO appear at this once on the
26tn day of August. A ID 1870, a. o o'clock n m, to
res.ord and furnish testimony concerning said
allegations.
EDGAR s. WILSON, Register,
WIN. NJ. GARRARD, Receiver.
, 1886-08-03

sptcIaI DIspaIch % Fl LKADEH.
LANDER, Aug. There is no foun-
dation to the reports of cattle losses from
drou h in this section. There is an abun
dance of water and grass from the Sweet
water to the Montana line. a distance of
300 miles. Cattle and horses are doing
~splendidly.
, 1886-08-03

Manufactured only by the California
Fig Syrup company, San Francisco, Cal
Is natures own true laxative. This pleas
ant California liquid fruit remedy may be
had of W. N. Hunt. Large bottles at
50 cents or one dollar. 1t is the most
pleasant, prompt and effective remedy
known to cleanse the system; to act on
the liver, kidneys and bowels gently yet
thoroughly; to dispel headaches, colds and
f@evers; to cure constipation, indigestion
and kindred ills.
, 1886-08-03
A Call.

In accordance with a resolution adopted
at the last meeting of the Territorial
Democratic Central committee, the mem
bers of said committee are hereby re-
quested to meet at Rawlins, Wyo., Thurs
day, August 10, at II o'clock a. IN.
A full attendance is requested. as bust
ness of importance is to be transacted, and
it is preferable hat it should be done by
the members in person rather than by
proxy. l.. MuRRIN, Chairman.
j. G. FRIEND, Secretary.
Cheyenne, Wyo., July 25, 1886.
, 1886-08-03
OVER $4,000.
A Number of Assessments over the
Above Amount In This County.

The following is a list of a number of
persons and corporations, in Laramie
county. that are assessed for the year
1886 tor sums Of $50. 900 or over, 1t
must not be understood that the amount
set opposite the names Of these persons is
the full amount which they. are worth, as
it is simply the worth of their taxable
property, excluding stock in corporations,
government bonds, cash in banks, etc. A
total Of the following amounts represents
a sun in the neighborhood of 81. OO0, 900.
, 1886-08-03

Families and invalids seeking relief from
summer heat will find pleasant attractions,
home fare, fresh milk, etc. at ~SprinQdale,
ten miles from Boulder, Colo. Mineral
springs, bath house; cottages connected
with hotel; reasonable prices; excursion
tickets from Denver, including stage fare.
Address Seltzer House, Springdalc.
B ,ulder County. Colo
, 1886-08-03
Notice.

We request all knowing themselves in
debted to US to us tn call at once and set
tie either by cash or approved notes, We
are closing out our business and desire all
accounts settled at once.
CowHIcK & WHTTcOMB.
, 1886-08-03

$40, 0OO:OO deposited in First National
Bank, Denver. by the Distribution Cigar
Store. We challenge imitators to deposit
from $500:0U up if any of the advertised
nicklc brands will compare with the
s. NJ. S. in quality or value. Il. j.
Towslee & Go. are sole agents for the s.
NJ. S. Ciga.s.
, 1886-08-03

The largest stock OF hne brandies, old
WHISTLES, choice houeurs and superfne
cigars at George Masten's well known
house, corner Sixteenth and Ferguson
streets
, 1886-08-03

SONo the Children. They are es-
OO pecially liable to sudden
Colds. Coughs. Group. Whooping Cough,
etc. We guarantee Acker's English
Remedy a positive cure. 1t saves
hours of anxious watching. Sold by
Pearse & McGill, Druggists.
, 1886-08-03

The warm weather often has depress
ing and facilitating effect. Hoods Sar.
saparilla overcomes all languor and lassi-
tudeJ
, 1886-08-03

Those who want pure Lake Mahpah-
lutah ice. should send their order to Sloan
" Co., or call at Mauss' bakery, Seven
teenth street.
, 1886-08-03

To the taste, more acceptable to the stom-
ach, and more truly beneficial in its action,
the famous California liquid fruit remedy.
Syrup of Figs, is rapidly superseding all
Others. Try it. Large bottles for sale by
w. N. Hunt, 1919 Eddy street.
, 1886-08-03

Pure fruit syrups only used in Ellis
soda water.
, 1886-08-03

Go to Ellis confectionery for soda
water and ice cream.
, 1886-08-03

Engraving in all its branches IL dons at
ZEHNER. JACKSON Il BUEcHNER's
, 1886-08-03

All kinds of legal blanks at the Leader
Office.
, 1886-08-03

Mining Location Notices at Leader Office
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9ie ,,@Gmerifaniidbc SStitortIdJe Oes
ie4imaff.W ~

28 al biHgtOn, .. g., y. april. -
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tantaen 6itOrii6eH @eeal6aft" purOt
9eute &ormittag i'm 2eieiaal Der columbian
llniperiug" inter Dem GOrFBe oe8 Q6tb. 9.
Bancroft erGfiuet. Inter 0en QuueieuOeu
befanoen fd 6erbert 8. &oau18, Or. 9I. &.
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perftGt.D &Ortber Bancroft bearitBte Die
8eIegaten ourd) cine paTeuOe 8epiutommz
nun9srefe, morauf Elm SdreibeH BON Dem
oeutldCn @ei6ifltai1reiber 2eopol0 Don
0fanfe oerIeieu murOe, in melhem 0erielbe
bic tbm angebotene @breumitgltebidlait oeS
Serein8 nit 0auf acceptirt uHO ben 4rbe,
ten Der 9elellidaft ben befen grfoIg miiuidt.
Der 9fcit Der &age8FBuug rpuroe Ourd) Oie
GerIelun9 BON Abbau6luH8eu ii6er veribte=
oene Sbemata Derbraft.
Die &erbanoluugeu Der Gbenofbuug be-
idJrlntten iid auf meitere Sortrale, /. 8.
ltber uote friige @eididlte SirgiHien'8," y Die
@ntpidelpng Der 0tunl3ipal- Sermaltuug in
ylaiiad)uiettS,n peiue yteUs sGugliuoer 2lri.
ftotratie IN Der @tltte ties IS. SaBrbunosrt5"
Il. T. ~.
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S3c @efa1r 0cr GtuS6Ieppung Ser
NhpIcrn.

@btcago, q. Qpril. .-9r. 8aud, Ses
tretGr Der StaatS Sauitatsbeb0r0e, iaqte
bente in elmer lluterreOung, es eriitire in Otes
I'm Sabre gr0Bere Geiabr Der gtHihIeppuug
Der Cholera, ais in irgeuO einem Slbre ieit
1881. Als @rnnO fir oieie 4unabne CAB er
an, oaB Die Cholera biSber auf Qanoer be.
idlrGuit blieb, nit pel6eu mir MIR geriugeu
9nnbel8Derfttr babeH. @egenwdrfig graz
fire Die Seudle ieoOd in Der yiGbe pon gunt.
ten, neId)e bur@ bic OitiuOliheu 4OitOumpfer
berubrt meroeH. Su gnglau6 un0 Dcutib
LAMB berrite grOBe 8eiOrguiB, uuo iObalo
Jene ganoer oOn Der Seude erreidlt uiiroeu,
t0nnteH aud Die Ser. Staateu ntht lauqe
mehr oerifOut bleiben. 4uBerOem mir0e
tte mabre Satlage in BEN 6itlideu 6dien
aus GHdftt auf bic Gei9dite Don Sabr 3u
Sahr mebr nno ulebr 0erbeimlift, uuo oieie
hatiade trage Oa3u bel, bic Qufmerfam-
tett Der Nmerlfaner bon ber ibuea orobencen
@efQbr ab;uIenfeu.
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gtc GrfurIion uod1 0emtghlono.

8i6ieutgeH Unierer yeer, meIdje ole Ib=
iidlt babeu, ocm alteu SatLlaHoe eiueu 8ss
iud ablufatteu uH0 Die it8ne un0 billiQe
@ele9cnheit Der gCbrer Grtrrfou pom @inz
cirHatI beHuteu moleH, MAIDEN mir Oarauf
aufmerIium, o0B eS Die b6t1e .3eit 1T, BldBe
uuf Dem 8ampier 81 itd)erH. Die ya6rage
ift bereit5 aus alien Ebeileu Oe8 2aH0e8 10
groB gGpeieu, oOB UorauSdttli1 ale State
rooms in tu8er Belt UtrtaUit ieiu merOeu,
mo Die Sdumigen, meide All ipdt tommeu,
gerooe mie Dor 3wet SahreH, BEN 8eibeio ers
balteu: oHue YldBc DertaUit."
BetaHutlidJ tOfet Die 3tuubreiie bon Stem
9orf mad 6ambur9 uuo iuriid in Der eriteu
Sajiite Der prdttiseu 0umpier Der ulteu, be-
ltebten uuo beUabrteU Oamburger gtuie MIR
SS5. Die Abrelie fiuoet um 2G. SuHi D. 8.
NIT oem ia0ueH 8ampier ,Sue0ia," Capt.
guomtg, Der Die @rturfoH Der }BJOHiere uuo
Die Der yebrcr in oeu Sabreu 1882 uu0 1884
bef0rOerte, Iatt, mabreuO Die SlQtte fir bic
&iidfabrt elm gan]98 Sabg lang auf rgcu6
etuem 3ampier Der 6ambur9er giuie in Der
eriien Saiiite giiltig Fn0.
Sine beoeutenOe 4rei5ermd5iluug in Der
@tienbNbniabrt mad g}em g)olt miro ben
GbeiIuebmerH an oicfer 2ebrer GrfurJou
Cbenfal6 5u gutc tOmmeH. Sin ausiiibrltdler
BroipCttus, Der ale gjnjelubeiteH Der Grs
urfon eutbdIt, If gratis bel 6ru. g8tlb.
g duau f'cr, CIR. l. RcrO 6out0Qgffr.,
III babeu, nOielbt and bic El1Be beleat uu6
bic Yafiageifeine aU8gefeut merteu.
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@erttl. feIear00liid1e SebeFhe,t.


- Su DIR llmgetuug BON Salem, Dat.,
5elrlfte an gtOntcge ein beitiser S1Hee.
furm.
- &atar 0lpun, Der pPrieiter.81et," uur.
oe 9eiterH IN DIoblle, Gla., inter yablrai6er
SetgelIigun9 sur &ube gebettet.
SIN n0lOIfen 5beile be8 5taatss
g2iliIiFppt bat es iiber &c StunOen lana mn
uHterbrOdlen geregnet, Uiele Str6me ino
bod augeihmOueu uRo Der Babu0erfe6r if
GROCER Sdmierigteit uHtermorIeH.
- gunbeSritter SalomoH {. g8ttben fir
ben g8ef.3tfritt bon Itidigau If in San
2te9o, Gal, geitorben. Derielbe hattie 48
SABRE IN Grano 5tapt0S, Did, gepobut unO
mar Guu0e5rld)ter lett 1868. Seine gejdle
mlro mad grouo &apiO5 9ebratt ueroeu.
- @ountD Sdatmeiifer 6ouinqsportb in
&tnceHneS, Sno,, meld]er i6On Dor mebrereu
&od)en megen augebIiaen lluteridteiie8 pom
$50 COO Dcrbattet murOe, 1T Dem 9efdnauiB
ubermceu moroeu, 0a c8 ibm Hid)t Qelungeu
mar, Ole 9eiOr0erte 8itrgldaft au}utreibeu.
- 6rou s. Wlumoe Smjtb in 6armonu,
9-=S., rueldc nm lebteu TreitaQe in eiuem
WahnlnnSanfaue ejHe5 ibrer Stuoer nit
,tHer lrt tobtete mn bic orei anOereu idlper
perpHuoete, iUoraui lie Sit eiHuabul, tit aes
tern irtb gefOrbGu. Die orei 0eruuuoeteu
&lnoer merbeH DabriheiuIId 9eueisH.
- Sig @ear, Der CUR Belt Der RiepIheu
8ebellion UjelgeHarrte 6duputug Der Gree
Snblauer, if ans Gem 3udtbauie Stonn.
WiOuEtalH, 9GzgE.zE., no er ieit eiuea
Sabre geiOHgeu gebuIteu mar. entlaIIeu NOR.
ben, neil ietne @eiuH0beit ourd sic l5aft
colitommen ruiHirt tf. Seinc geutc, etul
1900 an 3Obl, Wolen ibm eiueu fefGheu
Gmpiong Dereiteu, mann er 3urudfsbrt.
- Sine i6auOerbafte Terlcbung bat db
elm 12jdbriger Surge, 9iameuS Sorlluo Olu
&aibingiou, yiIuu., 3uQe}ogcu. Gerfelb.
bate Gepf,iqt. Gie SruUge Der Bf,roe
hattsn NG) oermitclt,. uu0 oa5reno Der 5uuIe
iie 5u eutmuren UerTUhte, giugcu bic Bfer6e
meter. Der Yfug idtuItt oem Suuaeu BEN
gcib auf 10 rag be @iugemeioe beroorauol.
len. &rcBoem glaubt Der Gr5t, ibu retteu 3u
f6uEen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-28
gtusbtud5 otr Gbolera unter een griten In
Strufa.
Ratft ttHo 96rie.

Et6erPoo Of, q. April, 80 WlittaQ8.
-Baumuole: DiitteliOrte 9berlanOer 81 :;
Ditto. gfeuzGrIeans 5 3ll6, - Die 8erfdufe
teuu9eH 10000 Sallen, Spetulation u. 4usz
fuhr 1000, 3utubr $4,000.
CONT on, 27, @pril. - Ser. Staatenz
SbIt9attoneu: 4=pro5. 1888, Ditto 4tzpro3.
1144. attieu: 4.=@.zB. 40, 30. 2, II,
9rie 259, DO. 800, R.zg. Central 1864, 8a.s
Central 55z, Sqs.-geutral 142, ,Reaoina III,
Can sBacifc 66br Rertcau 254, ct, 8QHl
COMMON 894,
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Worobrettttfr In ylpntnfto

q. BauI, Wiun., 27. 2lpril. - Sine
8epeide ans Sutte, DtOut., meloet: M Da5
uSregon= 6Ouie, ," Elm 8rettergebduOe, ,braunte
geftern rib niCOer, unb Elm uieridbriger Sobn
Der 6rau Qi33ie See fam in BEN 6lammau
lin. Sin i'm 6oteI loaireHber Waun 3iinoete
bas @ebdube oil, I'M in Der &ouiufOn teblen
un5 pliiuoeru Su f0uuau. Neuu6uaOert Dols
lars Uur6eH 0u8 6rau Gee's Softer geitohIeu.
Ger SerIuit am Gebdu6e betrGQt $6On0.
Mebrere gdIte puroen iamer oerbrqnnt, uno
6rauf 6sdtb, mel9er aus eiaem Teulfer
ipraug, erin Ir1utrHae Serletuugeu. Der
8Gan0 filter tIt nod Hidt eiugefaugen moroen.
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3nIEc l3nhcInei,cidic,,

: Gu9ene Eonl8 @abrlel Slbep, elm Be-
rtbmtlr franl0iilher Raler, 1T i'm Qlter pom
50 5ubrCn geltor6en. Giues ieiuer blugtz
iadjIdeu 29erte if ba8 &emalOc, bett.elt:
poie &erludung oes beiligen &utouiu8."
- Ser frun30ffhe 2lgitutor Gode, mel
der tiirSHf megeH 2luireHuug gum Quirubr
III 8gcajeUlue 0erbaitet puroe, if aeqsn
giirqld)ait entlaIieH morOen, nm ibn IN
StGHo 5u ieteH, IN gm,S ais GaHOiOqt fir
etneu Ualcutea Sis IN Ger 0epuurteutam
mer aui5utreten- Sic 2Gabl 1T aur ud9itau
Sonntaq QnberaunIt.
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gleiy Mprfer Wad,rtd,tell.

gtep= gUrI, u. &pril. - Der Bro;ei
iiber oen yladIaB oeS in grooflnn i'm So
Gebenajabre uerfOrbeuen Srancis lear5, oe1
an GerE69en OOn $l,5OO,OOO biuerlleB
muroe berte i'm gBaiieugari9t begouuen. -
Ga8 Seitament mtrb BON Imei @ufelu 0e5
&eritorbenen angeioften, DelbeH Bears NH
le $4,000 Oermadte. @r biuterlieB oeu
9roBten 3beil isiHe8 @erm0geu8 iejutr God.
ter Dlarg s. Osborn NIB oereu HtuOern.
Die Sldger ftitben ibre Sahe AMI Die Be
bauprng, Der @rblaher iei CUR 32jt ser Mi.
icbnng oeS Seitameut5 unjurt1nuug8fdbig
9emeieH.
- Die &erfeigeruug Don Tletdar 0ar
eer's @emdlOen, 3ethHuuaeH uuo uuOereu
Sunitgegeuitduceu Habm peue lciueu Nm
foug. S0um $4,000 wuroeu ans Den beute
oertauiten Saden geIOf.
- Der 0ampier o&eScue," Gjglutbum
Scr DQleryttt @Oafz 2Gredjul Comp" :" tam
beute NIT elmer grOBen Guantitd. Gueamaa.
ren uno anoerer 6radt BON oem uuterQegau=
Genen 9ampier }, Oregon" 81 Stateu= ,55lauo
an uuo mir0 Ote Sad)eH mOr9eu hierbtr briu
gen. SIN Sale oa5 giiuitlge g9euu fort
oouert, 10 bOiit man, eiHeu beud hut1eu
She'll oe5 @argo8 oe8 Oregon 81 bergen.
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Der 0eISutarFf.

VI EN- DOrf, y. QPrtl. - Torgcuoes
ino Die S6hlBnotiruugen: @elo o1nete gu
ID! unO id)IOB gu , Groieut. Sterliugz
gSediel $4.864 $4.87 AMI 60 Gage uno
$4.87t-$4.88 ami Sid)t. - Buuoee Dull.
gationen: 3=prOj. 1Ol, 44=pro;. 1l2!, 4 pro3.
1864. - &ttien: 2l0am5' grpreB 145, Sent
tral- Facific 4Ig, @bei.=CblO 90, grle 244,
90. Frtor. 574, &ate=Sbore 81, gE=S. SEN
trail 495t tgtortbz gGeitern 1863, 90. Erior. 49,,
0.=Y. Central 1O2, Gbioz0hiIiIFppi 22s 90.
8l'or. so, BtttSburg 15O, 5teaoiug 2Ij,
9StOd=Sslano l25 Unions Yacifc 514 8eferHz
Union G3B.
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Sct Pef6IaGnnDute 8ampfcr ,, Stu
Of W1ericp.

Sen gg f, 6la., y. Qpril. - Sor Ell
niger 3eit murOe betanutliG Der Dlmpier
p@up Of Dieyico" turj Dor ieiner abfahrtooH
bier auf &eranIaiuug beS ipaHii4eH SOnul5
teiGlagnabmt, neil nui benz 6alrieuge iib
angeblih mebrsIe 8eriouen beiunOen, melde
etne ietuoIihe grpeoitou mad &uba plantCu
rno bulnrdl bic 9ieuualitGtsgei3ge UerleB.
ten. Ser 6au gelaugte beute bier sur Ser
bonoIuTg, uuo 9lidlter gode gnriaieo, oaB
o5r artIag Ner &uuoesrsgisrung, Uon BEN
Camper ais yGrile" 6eiie 81 er9reiieu, auf
@luub oeS 9iangels eiue8 olesbe3iiB,ideu
@eIetes Obiuneijeu lei. gr orouete OagegeH
bic &cidla9nohme ces 9ampTer8 an, uuO
5mor auf BEN llmfano bin, bnB oaa 4ujelz
den auf bic ieinoliben Qbffteu ber am
gorb befjuolibeu gerioueu hIu0eUfeteu.
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0fehm3rKte.

9tcago, q. April. - RiuOpieb:
3uIubr 5000; Serienbuug 1000; Breiie bari.
lrten 5mtiden $1.75 uuo SIS. -Sdpeine:
9ntHbr $1,000; &erienOung 5000; Yreiie pas
rttrten 3mtideu $2.75 unO $4.25.-Sdaafe:
5htubr 700; SerieHOLng 200; Breiie Uaris
trten 5mtiGen $500 uuo $3.50.
ct. Eout8, p. Qpril. - 91in6uieh:
3utHbr $50, SerenOuug 200; Preiie oariz
irteH 3piiden $2.5O uuO S.. .35.-S6peiue.
3uflbr 31OO, Scrieu0unQ 1900; BreIie yar..z
trten 5miihcu $S.8 un6 S4.4O. - Sfaafe:
3ufubr $50, SerieuOuuq feline; greiie part
irten 5piideH $3.50 Uno $3.50.
y # &tbertp, 8enni., 81. Gpril.-
8inooreb: 3ufubr SO4, Gerienoung 81;
8reiie Oarjirten Spiideu $500 uuO $780,
Sdmetne: 3uiubr 200, &erieuoung 200;
Yreiie oartirten Smiideu $40 uub $4.3O.-
Sdoafe: 5uflbr 5000, SerieuOuug 34JO;
Brciie oariirten $3.50 unO $4.OO.
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