The Cheyenne Daily Leader (Cheyenne, Wyo.)
August 1, 1870

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IHE DAILY EVENING LEADER, Published at CHEYENNE, WYOMING TERRITORY, It the Pioneer Paper of Wyoming. TER.HS OF SVBSCUIPTEON: (IN ADVANCK.) One year >70.00 Six months 10.00 Three moutba fi.ix) One mon I It S.CO Per week, supplied by carrier I Utting such a production as this from ine wildt rnes-. However, the word with us is “all goes.” If you have I any hints or advice to give—all of t which will l.e gladly acceptetl by me —you can write lo Camp Brown, W. T., in care of Big Horn exp. dilion. W’c may have a mail communication ere h ng. The soldiers start hoine r ward to-day. I expect they will have some fighting ere they reach Miner’s Delight. Very respectfully, f.o n. LIFE SUSTAINING PBINCfPLE. The vl'nl mid the muscular sysicms are en irely I dis inct fom each other. A man may hnvo the I brawn of a Ilcrcnlea. hot it ho in dedcleiit in viiul energy he will not wear a* well, or lat-t oh long or be on healthy and happy while he does >n»»t. ns a man of ordinary, or eren Mend -r build, who pot-- i a larrertthate of ihia unitnuiing principle. I One of the grcnlcs* rcrommondmiom* of that pure vegetable hnigornni. Hostetter's Stomach bltteis l»* that 11 hicrcnsbs the xl ul force of the system. I Nu medicine c.in duiib’e the volume of a nitin's l muscle, or thicken mid vulcanlxe his thews and sin we: hut Hostel.c/s Eliters has un eCect much mure importin'. Its use promn:ce con- I wlonal vigor. It reinforces lhe life power, of wliich bone I and sinew and mj.-cl-- are merely the Ine’.rnnif-.r.e holding ihe stiuie rulaiion to it that inrclihiery does lo sieuin. Let the slight and apparently htixlle take heart, they may have more sramina. f- though tar !ea-.a>* ipa ton, «tc.. mid n pievvn'- i.coZ nil i'.l-ai.- of n in larloua chnrac or. but .the be*t bf nil medit-ine:. sorta the const 1. ii 'iilti Jiin.u K- iVoi e ouid mid in favor of l>a’ic '’••nn--c for ’he sum of one tho itai:d two Ir.tudted aidHfj-f ur •nd noiui -on hundredths - s .1. 5 .9 1 |.n u lex h-:l on •he I tolhi'.viux de-c.-ibi-d nr»»n*-r y as ihe proper y n mid ..a lies It. V. hi'e ed; 'o-xx i p iif lo e1..11 v b) i.luc’x -TBJ. c.itaui -n-i ig II lry-i v o :j.) 1 fe«i from he io h- south (17‘ seventeen foci, thence easi blvu.ii- -ixv i (.Ci sue t txvo thirds of lot y-f it’r fe-o fion’ on IT> li s rec*, end running bxck’t 3 one hundred nnd Ihir y ixx’o foot, in the city of Cliityenno and cuun ty - xvest fit.y al-; (uftt f.ict'i 'henre south eighteen (IN) feet; thenc -east I fifty-six tfifit feet: thence m>rth along the line of Eddy street, eighteen th x Mghaat I bidder for ctsh. on x/tdnesdiy the 3!s dr- 7 r Ate us‘. buixx-ic.i Hj«j bom aof f) o’etaet a. m. -tm: 2 u’cio. k p; in. sa'd div ir the co-ir -house dour Iln the oityof hoynno In said counly, io emlafy aald cxecuiion. S. M PR2BHAW. Sheriff of Laramie county W. T. CHEYENNE, WYOMING, MONDAY, AUGUST 1, L7O. BY TELEGRAPH HEPORTKD KXPRESSLY FQK THE EVENIN’! LEADER. The War. New York, July 31.—A cable dis patch to the Herald, eluted Paris,3oth, says: Fighting between the French and Prussian forces lias commenced in Baden. Four Prussian army corps are on the Rhine. The enemy have mined tho banks of the river. Fam ilies are leaving Bidsil for Switzer land. A German banker residing in Paris has been arrested three Priis -1 sian spies have also been captured here by the police. Prince N.’.p ile in will soon leave forth? Billie. Th? government arsenals in France filmed out 30,000 chnasopols each we k dur ing July, and in August will tu.-.i out 47,000; in .S?ple.’nb?i’, 52,0)1; ail in October, 60,000 per week will b? man ufactured. Austria has given her sanction to tl.o taking poisaislon of Romo by Italy. Paris, July 31. The Franeli war oflioe received no a 1 vices of any en gagement or movements of corps in force up to yesterday at Ip. in. The sanitary condition of the army is good. It is reported that the skir mish of tho £Gth gave som? idea of i the comparative merit of the needle- gun and Cha-soput, though owing to t the shortness of the affair the test was not complete. The Prussians com menced lira nt a distance of eight hundred metres, nnd their lire fell short a hundred metres. The French tired almost simultaneously,and sum? Prussians wore killed. Saardruck. July 3).—Early this morning a large force of B izaine's di vision and four pieces of artillery ad vanced to this position, apparently with a view of discovering the Prus l sians. They were met by a force of volunteer guards, who had taken a position a mile and a half from S.iar bruck. The Prussians ;.t scked the enemy with vigor, and after n siiarp light the French were repulsed, and retreated, having one gun and losing twenty men. Tho Prussians lost eighty men. Berlin, July 31.—King William, on leaving for the army, i.-sued a manifesto. He declares he goes to tight for tlic honor of Germany, and calls upon the whole nation to rise i s one man. The King granted full am n- 4y for political crimes. New York, July 31. A Tribune cable dispatch from London saj's: A correspondent writes from Snar bruck on Wednesday that th* French and Prat sian forces are in sight of each other, and on passing through Cren: cricht he found the English reporters had fled fiom the place from fear of the French. At Forbach they number fifteen thou sand strong. The number of the I Pnv. aan fo.\-e at Sam brack is not given, but there is no apparent prob ability of s?ver? fighting there imme diately. The French are not ready for hostilities, having commenced only on Lie 2is« of July. A lusiler named Krans shot the first Frcr.ch inrni killed in the war. Continual skirmishing lias been going on since Saturday. A Prussian patrol wont some distance beyond tho border, hut found no enemy. The same day some French cavalry were repulsed, losing one officer and thirteen men. I The d.-strut’don of tho French rail- road at Bitsclie was complete, and tho vind icl was blown up. Prussian for ces are partly arriving, with new and lighter guns, and with shorter barrels a::d smaller builcis, with the aam.‘ needle arrangement. The Ciuissepot was tried two years ago, but tho needle gun was preferred. L’uring the recent skirmishes the Prussia ns were able to fire quicker than the French. Text of t!:c Seeret Treaty. London, July 31.—The excitement over England’s position continues and the government policy is denounced. It is thought tiie government ill in traduce a supplementary war budget, i There are rumors of fightiug to-day in the vicinity of Forbach. Berlin, July 81.—The Anzoigcr publishes a circular addreawd by Count Bismarck on the 2oth inst. to the representative s of Prussia at the courts of neutral powers. The docu ment gives the following expose of 1 the secret negotiations between France and Prussia: Before the Danish war, says Bis marck, the French legation at Berlin urged an alliance between France and Prussia Air tho purpose of mutual aggrandizement. France anticipat i'-K war with Austria, in conse quence of the Danish war, made over tures relative lo tho restoration of Luxembourg, and the acquisition of Saarburg and Leondon, while a broader settleni,ant of tho boundary question, on the basis of language. was not to be excluded. Those in stances in May, 1866, took the form of propositions for an al dance offen sive and defensive, the original man uscript of which is in the foreign of fice here. These propositions are as follows: First—Should a congress of owers assemble, the city to have Venetia, Prussia the Dutch(*ss. Second—Should the congress disa gree, an alliance offensive and defen sive to bo.made between France and Prussia. Third —Prui sia to ,open hostilities against Austria within ten daysufrar the dissolution of Congress. Fourth--Should no congress meet, Prus.-Ia to attack Austria within thir ty days after the signa lure of tl.e present treat.’. Fifth—N tpolcon to b gin hcstili ties against Austria as soon us Prus s:a begins, dispatching thr**» hnndr *d thousand men during the first mo; h across the Rhine. Sixth —No separate treaty shall bo mude by-either power \ii h Austiia. When a joint treaty is made, the fol lowing are to be the co editions Ist. Venetia, lo go to Italy. 2d. Prussia to select German territory at will for annexation, the number of inhnbit nifts not to exceed eight millions of souls, the territory thus acquired to become a part of the kingdom of Prussia. 3d. France to have a liberal share of tho Rhine provinces. Scvcntii—A military nnd mari ime alliance.may be made With FixnCe, to which Italy may be a parly slieuld she so de?;ire. Tho programme, the circular states, was iejected in 1' C 6. in spite of the threatening urgency of Fiance. T e i roposals wore immediately renewed wi'.h modhl iLiving Bel- gium and Bouih Germany, but they were never seriously entertained by Prussia, for ihe sake of peace. How ever, it was thought best to leave Na poleon to his delusions. No word implying approval wrs returned. Hence i’*e Jorg delay .and f-lcncv. The pPrmpt against Luxembourg failing, Franco repeated her former propositions, making the specifict tions clear in regard to the acquisi tion of Belgium by France and South Germany by Pru -ia. These last propositions wcie formed by Count Benedict! himself, nnd it is improba ble that he wrote them without the authority of the Emperor, as they are the same which were made four years ago under a threat of war and the alternative of their refusal. Any one acquainted with those antece dents must have known that had Pru sla uit.ulesced in the securing of Belgium France would have found another Belgium in Prussian terri tory. KG BN, At Pirn- 11! ilia. July ilhh, to ‘he wife 11 Mrs. F. Il inion, u mn. At Cheyenfic, July 31»t. to tliu wife of Mrs. IL Baer, a son. W. D. COR. ITrn AND FERGUSON STS., Family Groceries! FRESH VEGETABLES, And a full assortment of 5 ’ll j FEBIT PEI JSLtIES AND PICKLES I tVCZZC’ESTBIISZIIBE AND JOCKEY cuun i itic wtuita of my friends io continue lu receive It tn the future. EO 3E83 0:3., B A FiJ K E R S JSUCCESSORS TO KOUNTZE BROS. COJ ('hoyeuns. Wyoming. Arli) GOLD DUST BOUGHT AND SOLD. Collections mnde on all points, t. lih prompt re turn*. Interest paid on time deposits. Draft sou all tho principal cities of Europe sold at the lowest rates Absoluts Divorces fegallr obtained in New Yi ik. Indiana, Hllncls and other Bit:os. for per sons from nnv State or Country, legal every where deßordc”, non-support. etc., aiifllclw.it cause; do publk iy; no churg nmli divorce ob tallied. Advi»— True. Bnsiness rtsfabifabed fif teen years. Ad.truss, M. HOU Attortirv. npl4-dfi. To ihe nbuxo named defendants and non rcp Idunte. Yon and each eni lm» |«iicd agninm yor.r rropcriy as non rvrideni dufendun h: mid Ihnl tin I lusa you nnewar ihe puiiilon of Plnlntl.*. noxv un I file in iho tifilcc of ihe Clerk of said (*ouri. mi or 1 before tho H h dny of AnguH. A. D. IH7snid pr ll-.lon. wbh all ihe mattere and nllexa lon- her I .n contained, will be taken m> true mi l ludumont rendered accordingly. The object t>f »rld tl i* io recover from you the rum of sixteen lit.ndred and nixiy-nlnu .B.WZl.'iO .JaUarN with inieruM thereon wince July Wtli F tin n; io n -r cent, per .in num. alleged to be due on u pr>uni»>>ory nu.e, mui n.; j Sabbath School nnd Bible Glass nf it mornlr.T -ervicc: Social Prayer Meuiiu- Wedncrcay oxen I ing. nt 7'4 o'clock. Seats free. Romiin Catholic. Ucvp. r. J. Erlach. J. Foley, ?nato!*s. church dtl O'Neil street, nbovcTxven;let’:. Presbyterian chitrdh, Corner Pm-gusott and Eighteenth streets, Rev. W. G. Kephart, pastor i ’’reaching every dt’bbulli nt 11 a. in. and 4 p. m. Sabbßih wclmul at lo u. m. beats ul 1 free, and uv- crybotly xVelc.>med. IZw.. ...;i—7i.ici ’I. and titinwmi ted to 'he ■•m Issloner of Pen-lons for pay men', through I Im he t' p>*iiwin agents. Xs f 11 iu-’r.:r lons ..111 l».i o before ilie £0 h dry of cm e.. :h7 .In i xv ;.i .re d.’uble wack*. (Insfd-. twilled o:i: o itrl le, gunir well wewuil and ctirncm tlvd.uiu li o con :dn l>-t lbw. I Each package must l»«s iieaid*’ nn.>4 coifins. as welt as the wattioof pin net m a Luria) a. of every size do»ir*xi.

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DAILY EVENING LEADER. TIO\DAY, AVGUST 1. IS7O. GROCERIES. WHIPPLE BROTHERS, Wholesale and Retail Jvalers in GROCERIES! PROVISIONS PRODUCE! Arc prepared to fill large or small orders for supplies of SUGARS, TEAS, COFFEES, FLOUR, BACGN, HAMS. GRAIN AND VEGETABLES. FISH OF ALL KINDS, FRESH AND DRIED FRUITS, Canned. Goods i Figs, Spices, o. Maecaronl. Tapioca and Citron lavoring Extracts. BAKING POWDERS I BAUCIS. PICKLES, ETC. We give special attention to the trade in Fresh Butter Eggs, And the best qailltte. of CHEESE* All of which we are prepared to offer. In any quantity, tn the Deal condition, and A.t Reduced Prices! Store on the south side of Seventeenth street, west of the Post Office, Cheyenne. fcblO ts W. D. PEASE, COR. 17th AND FERGUSON STS., Family Groceries! FRESH VEGETABLES, And a fall assortment of CANNED FRUIT PRESERVES JELLIES AND PICKLES I XVORC KSTERSIIIIIK AND JOCKEY CLI B SAUCES And almost anything in the eating line. Thankful for the liberal amount of patronage r granted me in the past. I nope by strict alleullon o the want* of my friends to continue to receive it tn the future. ROGERS CO., BANKERS, (SUCCESSORS TO KOUNTZE BROS. A CO.] Cheyenne. Wyoming. ooxra AND GOLD DUST BOUGHT AND BOLD. Collections made on all points, with prompt re 1 t«rus. Interval paid on time de posit a. Drafts on all the principal cities of Eurojxi sold at the lowest ratqe. Absolut* Divorces legally obtained in New York. Indiana. Illinota and other States, for per sons from any State or Country, legal every where desert non-suppert. utc., sufficient cauae; no public cy; no charge until divorce ob tainvd Advice free. Business established fif teen years. Ad Areas, M. lIOU Attornev, apU-d3m No. TH Nassau strwei ,N J V “rk I,(XM); each, and are aecured by A FIRST MORTGAGE ON ABOUT 1-JL,000,000 Acres of Land I Being al! the lands which the Union Pacific R. R. Co. now have or shall hereafter acquire from the United Stales, except the lands w hich are or shall be Included In the Railroad and. Telegraph Line of said company, or used for the construc tion or operation thereof, for the track, yards, de pot grounds, buildings, or erections thereof. It will readily be seen that an average of (75) seventy-five cents per acre for the lands of the Company, will retire the whole Issue of Land Grant Bonds, thus reducing the interest liability of the Company to that extent. The Company receive their Lund Grant Bonds for their face and accrued Intervet, lu payment of all land* sold bv them. The Union Pacific Railroad Company com menced the sale of their laud July 88th, IHOO. Thu laud now otic red fur sale ranges from $2.30 to S2O Per Acre, AMD XMBRACKS SO Ml OF TNT Very Best Farming Land! TUB COMPANY HAS. AUUIDT TUB BALMS AMOUNT TO 30,000 Acres Monthly AND MOOTLT TO ACTI'AL SETTLERS. As the entire revenue from the sales of the ends of the Company is pledged to the redemp tion and cancellation of the luind Grant Bonds of Hie I nion Pacific Railroad Company, the Land I Grant Bond* will necessarily brromr scarce an«t high In price, as the lands st sclu. are the pro cr*d» art Invested toy the Triisleea of the Bond i holder* If the Laud Grant Contis. The Laud i Grant Bonds of the llauulbal A Nt. Joseph R R., are 108 bld and none uff«-red; there I* no reason why those bonds may nut rule than high at somu future time. We allow Banks and Bankers one (1) per cent, rommission, and send them the Bonds by first I express, we paying the express charges. For furthci particulars address DE HAVEN A BRO Dealers in Government Securities. Philadelphia. CLOTHING, ETC. Frank Appel, Eddy Street, bet. 16th 17th Next to the French Restaurant Rave Just received a URGE IND SELECT STOCK OF CLOTHING, GENT’S Furnishing Goods, HATS and CAPS, BOOTS SHOES, THE CELEBRATED WHITNEY BOOTS, Trunks, Valises, BOY’S CLOTHING AND Boots 8f Shoes, &C. «fcc. .SCO. dec. Aco. Aco The above Goods having been bought since the recent decline Lu Gold, we can sell as Cheap as any Eastern House. The attsn ion of JOBBERS IS SPICIILLY WO. ORDERS FROM ABROAD Promptly Attended to. Our Goods being manufactured by ourselves and under our own supervision, we can guaran tee every article bought at our store. MANUFACTORY, South Eastcorner of 4th and Market Street. Phila delphia. may»-3 THE EUROPEAN MAIL: a Weekly Summary of News for North America. —Usual Contents: —Accidents; Art and Science; Births. Marriages, and Deaths; Commericlal Summary; Correspon dence; Court; Criminal; Emigration Foreign and Colonia); Irvland; Latest Shipping; Legal Liter ary Market Report a; Medical; Mercantile; Mili tary; Miscellaneous; Mu»lcand the Drama; Natu ral History; Naval; Obituary; Political; Price Current; Scotland; Shipping and Freights; Spe cial American Notes; Sport Ing; Stock and Shares; Wilis and Bequests, Ac. Ac. Subscription, payablt in advance, 17a. id. per an num, inclusive of postage mayMAwly SMITH’S COLUMN. PETER SMITH’S CHICAGO Revolution Store! CORNER Eddy and 17th S THEE T CHE7EKME, CHEAPEST STORE a THIS SIDE OF OMAHA. This Establishment, recently opened, has con stantly on hand a Full assortment OF CLOTHING! Boots and Shoes. HATS CAPS. NOTIONS POCKET AND TABLE CUTLERY! ETC., ETC., ETC., AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CITY AXD COUNTRY DEALERS Are requested to call and EXAMINE STOCK PRICES. BEFORE VISITING EASTERN MARKETS (JyWdAwfim] NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. AGENTS WANTED—IN ALL THE PRINUI paI towns nnd cities In the Northwest, to intro duce and sell the Earth Closet. Only men of In tegrity and responsibility need apply. Liberal inducements offered. For Bill information ad dress WARING. FETROW’ A WELLS, General Northwestern Ageuts.lt/JDearborn Street, Chi cago, Illinois. NORTHWESTERN HorseNailCompany. XBTABLISHKD IN 18G2. Manufacturers of Patent HAMMERED HORSE NAILS, from Bcnzon” Iron. They are nnequal cd in q tialily and style, and are the STAND ARD' Horse Nail with all the leading houses in the trade. Office. 68. W. Van Buren st. Factory -56 to 68 West Van Buren St., corner of "Clinton, C’IIICAGO. A. W. KINGSLAND, Secretary. IRON WORKS, 47, 49, 51, 53 A 55 No. Jefferson St., CHICAGO.

-A F Manufacturers of Portable aionary Engines, Threshing Engines, on wheels. Hoisting En gines. Hoisting Machines for Steam or Hand pow er, Steam Pumps, Rotary Pumps, Double acting Pumps. STEAM AND HAND FIRE ENGINES, Water Works, and Mining Machinery, Circular Saw Mills, Woodworth Planers Matchers, Shingle and Heading Mills, and all kinds of Wood Working Machinery, Richard’s Power Corn Shcllers, Portable Burr Stone Mills, and Bolting Chests, Shafting, Pulleys and Elevator Machinery, built to order. Health, Comfort, Cleanliness. These modern Improvements which take the place of Water Closets in House-,entirely dispense with the use VA L-q of Wottr— employing Dry Earth in its hrs stead. They are free from offensive _ odor at all time*, and are especially L-l ■r adapted to invalids. Our Commodes la pq may.be used in tiny room, and the fix turvs by which an Earth Closet may Fry be sot in any convenient place, are Pf: sold so cheap nr to he within the wju reach of all. Perfectly adapted for use Uj in Private Houses, Hotels, Hospitals. Iff Cars. Depots, Shops, Prison Cells, As- yluins, Ac. wW Hsend for price list. J WARING, FETROW WELLS, M Gen’l Northwestern Agents. wa No. 109, Dearborn Street. Mr CHICAGO, ILL. TRAVELERS, ATTENTION! The Inman Line Mall Steamejs sail to nnd from New York, Queenstown and Liverpool, semi-weekly. For further informal ion apply to F. C. BROWN, General Western Agent, 36 South Clark S.reet. Chicago, Illinois. PRUSSING’S CELEBRATED Warranted pure, palatable, and to preserve Pickles. First premiums awarded at the U. S. F-lJ.r. the Illinois Slate Fair, and Chicago City •'300,000 in Gold Drawn Every Seventeen Days. Prizes cashed and Information furnished: the highest rates paid for Doubloons, Spanish Bank Notes and all Kinds of Gold and Silver and Gov ernment Securities. TAYLOR A CO., Bankers No. 16 Wajl N. Y MISCELLANEOUS. JHE gREATEST ORK f THEAGE. A BOOK INVALUABLE TO EVERY GROCER. Every Produce Denier. Every Dairyman, Every Farmer, Every Manufactur er, Every Body. You Cannot Afford to be With out It IT CONTAINS. The anre*t and only certain method to keep Eggs Fresh and Sweet for at least one year. The cost i* less than half a cent per dozen and by this method Egg* bought at eight or ten cents a dozen during the summer, can be kept and sold in the winter for from thirty to fifty cents. When once known this method will take the place of all others. IT DOES NOT TA KN IS II THE EGO OR GIVE IT THE APPEARANCE OF AGE. WHEN OFFERED FOR SALE IT CAN NOT HE TOLD EITHER BY APPEARANCE OF QTALITY FROM A FRESH LAID EGG. IT CONTAINS, The best receipt ever published of rendering sour and rancid butter perfectly sweet, and also how to give a uniform and natu al color to White and Siaenked Butter, anC the best manner of mixing and repacking butter for market. Tliene two Rerelpta Alone arc Worth HiuidredN of Dollar*. IT TELLS. The cheapest and best modes of manufacturing Washing Conmpond*. How to make hard nnd soft soap. Ink*. Candles, Paints, Varnishes, Cemeuls nnd Baking Powders. IT TELLS. How to clarify Honey so as to sell for nearly twice the common sort. IT TELLS. The latest and best mode of salting and curing Hains and all kinds of meat. IT TELLS. How to Dye Clothes of all shades and in fast coloj*. ITGIVES. Valuable Receipts for curing Burns, Sores, Cuts. Felons, Frost Bites, Cancer. Ear Ache. Tooth Ache. Ring Worm, with hundreds of other new and valuable methods, with full directions, so that any one can use them. IT TELLS. Howto takeout Fruit Stains, Ink Stains, Iron Rust. Stains and Paint Stains from cloth and silk dresses. IT TELLS. How to counteract frost upon trees, a valuable receipt. IT TELLS.+ How to Tan Furs, either with or without tHe hair or wool on, and how to imitate those of superior grades. IT TELLS, (low to mnke the best Curling Fluid for making the hirf. grow in beautiful flowing ringjet*. IT TELLS. 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LIST OF PHICES OF INDIAN CLUBS. 6. 7& Plbseh n’r>s.s‘ lbs. each p pair 6.50 Sizes for Lades. Ch'n. 12 7.00 2 lbs. each per pair 2.00 Ift 10X0 3 B.Oi 20 14.C0 4 4.00 25 16.C0 5 5.50 30G Broadway, New York City, SLOW HOBSfS Mint FAST! Fast Horses Made Faster IfYMODEof treating horsesis guaranteed t Al Increase the speed of any horse, good or poo Ordinary farm horses have had their speed in creased so as to sell for >SO). A gentleman wit my method bought a pair of horses for $3 oan I sold them, as er four days training, for >2,000 i They trotted in 2.18 in harness. Another bought an ordinary saddle horse for s'.».) and in one week sold him for >B M. I will send my method to any i address on lite receipt of One Dollar. .JESSE C. MANFELDER. myl6d.tw3tn Care of Box 2.701, St. Louis,Mo A Rook for the Million. A PDi AAE I A private Counselor to the IVIAniIIAUE Married, or those about to marry, on the physiological UUIUEo mysteries and revelations of the sexual system, witli the latest discoveries in i producing and preventing offspring, preserving the compu xlon, Jtc. This is au intervsiing work of two hundred and twenty-four pages, with nu- j nierou* engravings, and contains valuable Infor- i ma’ion for those who arc married or contemplate I marriage still it is a book that ought to be under 1 lock and key, and not laid carelessly ulmut the I house. Sent to any one (free of postage) for Fifty 25 Syrup. I cldent to infants A chil’n. J Cents. Mr*. Cures diarrhea, dysentery Price Whitcomb s-< nnd summer complaint In 25 Syrup*. L children of all ages. I Cents. It is the great Infants' nnd Children's Soothing Remedy in all disorders brought on by Teething or any other cause. Prepared by the Grafton Med icine Co.. St. Louis. Mo. Sold by druggists nnd dealers in medicine everywhere. JyStkl&wly A INIVITNGrS Antidote for Intemperance. IS AN INFALLIBLE CUREjFOR this fearful vice. Il* use will at one remote the taste or desire for stimulants, and will soon create an actual dislike for them. It can be administered In tea, coffee, or even wafer, without exciting suspicion, I as it I* free from taste or smell. If you hare a husUnd, brother or friend, aibiicted to this terrible habit, it your duty to cure him. Sent free hy mail on receipt of the money. Price Two Dollars per box. W. 11. MANNING A CO.. myltklAwtf St. ’x»ui*. Mo. Buy Me an 1 I’ll do You Good. ROOT AND PLANT. Z By cleansing the blood and arousing the U r, liver and secretive organ* to n healthy ac- U M lion, these Pills cure many complaint- u which it would not be supposed they could 1J reach, such as Headache, Pain in the side. M Numbness of the bands ABfl feet. Dullness s Chilliness. Rheuma istn. Neuralgia. Loss M _r of appetite, Bllllous Dysentery, Kidney J* S nffecilons. Constipation. Debility Fevers Q lof nil kind*. Dyspepsia. Jaundice, and other kindred complaints arising from alow state of the body or obstrnctlona of its functions. Being free from mercury and other poisons, they can be taken at all times nnd under nil clrcums'nnces without regard to diet or business. Price £5 cents I a box. Prepared by the Grafton Medicine Co., St. i Uuiis. Mo. Sold by druggists and dealers in med icine everywhere Jy2ttdAwly MILLS ScCO., Wholesale BOOKSF.I.LKKS, STATIOSKHS, BLANK BOOK MAKERS, Printer* nnd IjITHOO Register Building. Des Moines. lowa. FIRE-ARMS. FRUEND BROTHER, Manufacturers and Importers of all kinds of FIRE-ARMS AND AMMUNITION I Cutlery, Fishing Tackle, SPORTING APPARATUS, Os every description. East side of Eddy street, Cheyenne. w Pioneer Gunsmiths OF THE WEST I And solo agents for the Winchester Repeating RIFLES CARBINES These arms arms are particularly adapted for defence against Indian .A.ttacks! AND FOR HUNTING PTRPOSES. Agents for E. L. Dupont's and DeNemours ani Company's Celebrated Sporting and Mining Powder I ALL KINDS OF Fixed Loose Ammunition CONSTANTLY ON HAND n.EFjA.imjxrGr In all its branches, done with Scientific Precision All goods sold by us are guaranteed to be as rep resented. Branch houses at SOUTH PASS, AND LARAMIE CITY, W. TER. feblO-ly TJ. P. 11. 11. CLOTHING HOUSE. B. I. HELLMAN, Sixteenth street. Cheyenne, Wyoming, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in CLOTELHSFG! Axn GENTS’ FI RMSHING GOODS. Our stock comprises the following goods made and trimmed in the best style CASSIMERE SUITS, ENGLISH MELTON SUITS FINE BEAVER SUITS, BEAVER AND CHINCHILLA OVERCOATS, BOY'S CLOTHING, HA.TS BOOTS AND SHOES, SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS AND VALISES. I All our goods are guaranteed an represented an sold at Eastern prices. feblO-ly PARISH CO, Successor, to C. H. Pickett. AUCTION AND COMMISSION SEVENTEENTH STREET CHEYENNE, W. T. Particular Attention TO SALK OF STOCK. feblO-ly POSEY S. WILSON, BANKER, New brick block, Sixteenth street, nerr F-rgu son, Cheyenne, Wyoming, transacts a general banking business.

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U. P. R. R. UNION PACIFIC a 1 l ]BX^Th£a 1 ’I Ib now completed and running dally passenger trains, forming, in connection with the Central Pacific 11*11 road, an _A.II Hail Route To California and the Pacific coast, making the unexampled line of 1800 miles in FOUR DAYS FROM OMAHA TO SACRAMENTO. DIRECT CONNECTIONS MADE AT OMAHA With the Chicago Northwestern, Chicago. Rock Island Pacific and St. Joseph Council Bluffs Railroads and Missouri river line of Pack ets to and from all the principal Eastern and Southern cities. AT CHEYENNE With Denver Pacific Railroad for Denver, Cen tral City, Santa Fa and all points in Colorado and Now Mexico. AT BRYAN With stages for the great Sweetwater mining district. AT UINTAH Stages leave on arrival of Union Pacific Trains for Salt Lake City and southern Utah. AT CORINNE For Helena, Virginia City and all points In Montana. AT PROMONTORY With Central Pacific Railroad for White Pine Sliver Mines, Sacramento, Sun Francisco mid the principal cities In California, Nevada and Idaho. First class hotels and eating houses al convenient points along the line. C3tF“ Pullman's Palace and Sleeping Cars ac company nil trains. For through rates on freight to Montana, Sweet- I water Mines, and other points, apply to 11. BRONSON, General Freight Agent, Omaha. Purchase tickets via Oinulia and Platte Valiev Route. F. COLTON, C. G. HAMMOND, Gen'l Ticket Agent. Gen'l Superintendent. DENVER PACIFIC RAILWAY. OPEN TO EVANS. Only 48 Miles from Denver I l Connecting with the UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD AT CHEYENNE For all points East and West. u\T EVANS, With J. Hughes A Co.’s Six-horse Double-daily Line of Concord Coaches, carrying the U. S. Mail and Express, over the best na tural road in the world, to DEIST VER, and thence by Hughes A Co.’s lines to GOLDEN CITY, BLACK HAWK, CENTRAL CITY, IDAHO, GEORGETOWN, KIT CARSON, aqd the Kansas Pacific Railway, and all points n Colorado. And with A. Jacob’s DENVER AND SANTA FE STAGE LINE, via Colorado City and Pueblo, And Hartman’s Line to the SOUTH PARK, FAIRPLAY AND BUCKSKIN. And with Smith’s Line to VALMONT AND BOULDER. Trains leave Evans at 7:20 a. m., dally, (ex ept Sundavs,) arriving at Cheyenne at 11:15 a. in., and returning, leave Cheyenne at 1:20 p. m.. (making connection with trains arriving at Cheyenne from the East and West during the day,) arriving at Evans at 5:20 p. m., Omaha time. For all business connected with the operation of the road, apply to or address t the Hollins House, CHEYENNE. A TRIAL OF OUR BRANDS IB KKBFELTrULLT SOLICITED. And to parties ordering our brands of Cigars 1 will guarantee that, for the same class of goods, they get them at Chicago or St. Louis prices, freight added. We arc only enabled to do this by Manufacturing Our Own Goods Those who may favor ns with their orders may rest assured that they will GET WHAT THEY ORDER I If any of our friends, in ordering direct from ns. should get anything but what they order, they are at liberty to RETURN THE SAMB AT OCR EXPENSE. We have recently had our brands copyrighted and any infringement will be strictly dealt with ac cording to law. and any information in regard to an infringement will be thankfully received, from our friends. SEND FOR PRICE-LIST. J. R. MARKLE A CO. P. O. Box 13. |anl4-ly M’DONOUGH BUCKLEY HOUSE AND SICN AND ORNAMENTAL F UNTTIJSTG AND PAPER HANGING 1 WORK DONE TO ORDER! AT SHORTEST NOTICE. RittibiFuctioik Guaranteed Office and Shop on Eddy street, tear Seven teenth street. feblo-3m NCMNINIONS. TERRITORY OF WYOMING, County of Uinta. f In the District Court of Uinta County, Second Ju dicial district, John W. Myers, Plaintiff: vs. James W. Davis. M. B. Sprague and Frank Dn rani, Partners doing business under the name and firm, style of J. W. Davis, and Associates, Defendants: Summo? To THK ABOVE NAMED DKFKNDANTS.— You are hereby summoned, and requested to answer the petition of the plaintiff In the above entitled cause, which you will find on file in lhe office of the Clerk of the Second District Court, for the Countv of Uinta, within thirty days of lhe serving of this summons upon you, exclusive of the day of service. The piaimln prays judgment against you for lhe sum of Thirteen Thousand and thirty-nine 84-100 dollars ($13.13*1.84) together with legal interest on the sum of Nineteen thou sand three hundred and sixty-two dollars ($19,362) from the 29th day of December. A. I). 1869, until the 41 h day of January A. D. IH7J, and interest on the Thirteen Thousand and thirty-nine M-100 dol lars. from the 4th day of January A. D. 1870, until paid. If yon fall tq plead, answer or demur to said petition, within lhe time aforesaid, the same will bo taken as confessed by you and Judgment en tered accordingly, with the prayer of said Petition- Cr ED. C. JACOBS. Clerk of District Court. SNOW A HOGE, Attorneys for Plaintiff. Jy-5 6w MULES AT AUCTION. lIKADqiTARTKItS DkPAHTMENT OF THE PLATTE, Chief Ouaiiteicm asteii’s Office. Omaha, Nkiikahka, June 89, 1870.) By direction of the Quartermaster General, the following animals (more or less) in addition to those advertised June 10th, 1870, will be sold at public auction: AT FORT STEELE, WYOMING. 35 MULES. on August 2d, 1870. AT FORT BRIDEGR, WYOMING, 130 Jll’l.liS, on Aiiicut -itli, 1870. AT CAMP DOUGLAS, UTAH, 35 MU LEM, on August 8 til, 1870. The sales will commence at ten o'clock A. M. on the days naiMd Terms: Cash on delivery of animals. ALEX. J. PERRY, Bvt. 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The Annual Volumes, showing the progress in science, literature, an, and in the events of social i and civil life, are almost indispensable to the general reader. I cordially commend the work as one of the most valuable ever issued from the press. I RIGHT REV. BISHOP SIMPSON.” Brooklyn, Nov. 1, 1869. I “The New American Cycloptedia—with the An- i nuals—J have had from its first issue, and from continual use I have learned to value it highly. I In all mutters relating to America it is not only 1 excellent, but is the only place where one can I find in any considerable fulness the history, j national and political, of this nation. “HENRY WARD BEECHER.” I Boston, Oct. 25. 1869. I own Appleton’s Cycloptedia and use it con stantly. It should be in srery library, public and private—l would say in every house within reach of every family. The voting should use it. “CHARLES SUMNER.” 1 New Youk, Oct. 25, 1860. I nee the American Cyclop.edla entry gen erally many times a day- think it is the best work of the kiud in existence. It is singularly well 1 suited to families. The children who grow up in a house where there Is a copy of it within reach can hurdly escape becoming well Informed per sons. I value It very highly, and mu glad of this opportunity of testifying my gratitude. “JAMES PARTON.” “Nohtu Smoke, Staten Island. N. Y. I October 19. 1869. f “Appleton’s Cycloptedia Is unquestionably the best popular manual of general reference for an American. “GEORGE WILLIAM CURTIS.” Washington, Nov. 19, 1869. “Dear Sir: I quite agree with Mr. Curtis, that the ‘New American Cycloptedia is lite best man ual of general reference for an American.” The annual continuations are also of great value. 8. P. CHASE. “Tribune Office, N. Y. City, I October 80, 1869. f “My Dear Sir I have used the New Ameri can CyclopakUa since the first volume came into existence, and deem it (Ac best work of the kind in print. Yours, Ac. HORACE GREELY.” “Boston, Nov. 3, 1869. “My Dear Sir: I am under such great, long standing and continued obligations to the New American Cycloptedia,' that 1 have no hesitation in saying tlrut I should feel uncomfortable In my library or study without a copy of it within my reach. Respectfully yours. OLIVER WENDKLL HOLMES." “It is the very best for prac tical use EVER published. Bv skillful selection and compression, and sedulous avoidance of mere show and verbiage, room is found for an immense amount of the latest information, put forth clearly, carefully and accurately. The book embodies and adequately represents the ability and knowledge available at this day for a work o’s the kind.— Letter from the Hon. Theophilus Par sons, LL. D., Prof, of Law in Harvard University. ANY VOLUME SOLD SEPARATELY. Sold by Subscription Only D. APPLETON CO. Publishers. feblO-dawtf 90, 92 and !M Grand Street. N. Y. B/XLLzXKD'S patent improved breech-loading SPORTING RIFLES. Calibre— 29-100, 32 100, 88-1,00 46-100 and 50,100. v ery Rifle Warranted, And money refunded If not satisfactory. USE CARTRIDGKS OR LOOSE AMMUNITION. MAKE YOUR OWN CARTRIDGES. “Southerner” Pistols, (Brecch-Loadlng Derringer,) half ounce Bull larger than Navy. REMINGTON’S PISTOLS I COLT'S PISTOLS, SMITH WESSON PISTOLS! CARTRIDGES ALL KINDS, Guns, Flasks and Pouches, WADB, CAPS, ETC., ETC. ALFORD, FARR. CLAPP, 2Vb 16. Warren Street, feblO-tf near Broadway, (up-stalrs) New York. THE DAILY EVENING LEADER Issued each day. except Sunday, and containing a large amount of interesting news, general and local, mid circulating widely throughout Wyo ming and the adjaceut sections of the Rocky Monntaiu regions, renders it the Best Advertising Medium IN THF COUNTRY. Office ve of Ferguson street, Cheyenne, Wyoming CHEYENNE MARKETS. GRAIN. States Corn, per 1b Colorado do Oats per lb 3®,3)i breadstuffs. Flour. States, per sack 4.north 5.50 Flour, Colorado, S.OO&n 7.00 Buckwheat Flour, 7.00&10.00 PROVISIONS. Potatoes, per Th Onions, 4(fo 6 Cheeee, New York factory, per tb.... 9lrt’(j3o Cheese, Western, per Tb 90rtr.95 Beans, Naw, per u> 8 Beans, Mexican 3® 5 Butter, common 3 Kf64o Butter, good grades, ranch 40tfc50 Honey Lard 22.50 Pencil Marmalade 12.75 Tomatoes, two pound cm;s Tomatoes, three 8.0 9.00 Pine Apple 9.00® 9.50 Jellies, one and two pounds 6 sOrtr* 12.00 Retail, per can 35 50 CASE LIQUORS. Red Jacket.... Ad- Drake's 11.50 Hostetter's 13.00 Kelley's n.OO Whisky 6.75(2, 7.50 Gin Cocktail 10.00 Whisky Cocktnll 10.00 Champagne, pints 24.4*0 Champagne, quarts 22.00 Old Tom Gin 9.00 Sherry Wino 9.00® 10.00 Old Rye 7.50® 10.10 Cognac Brandy 12.00®2t).00 DRIED FRUIT. Apples, western, per 1b 14® 18 Apples, New York, per Ib 15® 20 Poaches, per lb 15® 90 Currants, 20® 25 Prunes 20® 25 Blackberries, per lb 90® 95 Raisins, per box 6.75® 7.00 Cherries, per lb 93® 25 Raspberries, per D> 45® 55 COFFEE. Roanted. per p 33a 40 Rio, common to fair 2 24 Rio, good 23® 25 Rli>, prime to C 24® 28 Old Gov. Java 28® 40 Laguira 28® 30 TEAS. Imperial 1.50® 2.25 Hyaon 1.26® 2.00 Young Hyson 1.4 2.10 Japan 1.25® 1.75 Oolong 1.50® 2.00 BUGAM. Cuba, common to fair, per lb 14® 15 Cuba, good to prime 14® 15% Porto Rico, good to choice It® 15 New York Crushed, Powdered, etc.. 10*4® 21 New York, white cofiee, A 17® 20 New York, white coffee, circle A.... 16® 18 New York, extra B 15%® 1H New York, extra C 18% Cuba b0x.... 15%® 18 BYRUI’S. New York, common, per gal 75® 1.00 New York, good, per gal 80® 1.00 New York, 5 gal. kegs 7.00® 8.00 (■oldens, per gal 1.40® 1.80 New York drips, 5 gal kegs 7.50® 9.G0 11. E. drips, per gal 1.75® 2.25 SALT. Fine dairy, per bbl 10.60011.00 Coarse dairy, B.OUa 8.50 per 1b 4® 8 FISH. Cod. 100 pounds 18.00015.00 While, half bbl 15.00 Mackerel. No. 1 15.00 a 17.00 Mackerel, No. 1. per kit 3.75®4.50 BOAP AND CANDLES. Works’ per box 8.50®'».00 Shaffer's, per box 5.(.0®8.50 Palm Soap, per pound, wholesale... 7.5 :®B.OO Chemical 12® 14 Castile, per lb 95*® 40 Cheyenne, per ft* 10® 12 NAILS. Nails, limited demand 7.50®10.25 OILS AND PAINTS. Carbon Oil, per gal., per bbl 58 a 62 Carlton Uli, per gal 7/ a 80 Lard OU, 2.75 Linseed Oil, 2.25 White Leud 20® 3*l CHEYENNE LI .TIIJEH .HAKKET. Ik. 1% nnd 2 inch clear dressed 85.00 1 inch, clear dressed 75.00 No. 1 dressed flooring 65.00 Clear ceiling 5 .00 Clear siding 45.00 Rough lumber 45.00®5 >.OO A shingle 8.50 No. 1 shingle 7.50 To jMachinists. We have ou hand a Large Quantity of Old Type Metal! WHICH IS USED AS BABBITT METAL! Ar.d will be sold ill QUANTITIES TO SUIT! AND AT A MUCH LESS OOST Apply at t lie Leader Office. L. MURRIN CO., WHOLESALE DEALERS IN Foroifcn «Sc Domestic LIQUORS! WINE S, Tobacco ft Cigars. 17TII STREET, Between Eddy and Ferguson, feblO-tf HIVING HOUSE. FIRST CLASS HOTEL—EUROPEAN PLAN. Location unsurpassed, being near Union Square. Wallack's Theatre, and A. T. Stewart's new (up town) store, Broadway Twelfth Sta. v New York, alt wtf G- P. HARLOW, Proprletcr. PRINTING. REFITTED AND FURNISHED! Ready for business! w T XX X 3 Cheyenne Leader I r x o ixr ns xj n JOB PRINTING HOTTSE. N. A, Baker, Proprietor, IS AGAIN IN COMPLETE RUNNING ORDER FOR THE EXECUTION OF EVERY’ DESCRLP'riON OF Plain and Fancy PRINTING COMPRISING O 2L.R.ID Os Every Shape Kind, BILL HEADS, Letter and Note Headings, Blanks of Every Kind, FOSTETTS. Hand Bills, Etc., HAVING AN ENTIRELY □JJ-XJ'W XjOT 3P T’STX’IS AND SUPERIOR PRESSES SHALL Execute IlandKonic Work I AT LOWER PRICES THAN EVER I We have a Complete Supply of Latest Styles of Type! AND Fine Colored and Black Inks, AS WELL AS A FIRST-CLASS CARD AND PAPER STOCK! AND ARE CONFIDENT WE CAN GIVE Complete Satlofuction IN OUR o IYLE OF WORK. M AIUUU I rt..e,- Saw embodying the principle of CfPf'ULAlt LIN LA, are hereby iMliJled and warned agaiucl i.fru.gcmcnls and its consequent penailies, FUR BALE AT EIR WAREHOUSES 2114 Ln’io trcct, I 110 and 11 f!rso Street, I 80 Carondolet Rtrcct, CH L’AOO, ILL I ET LOUI3, UU. I KEW OBLEANS, LA- LIQUORS, ETC. S. STERNBERGER BRO., Wholesale Daalors and Importers of WINES, LIQUORS! CIGARS, TOBACCO suxrxTnr'X’s. x=» XX» J3SI And everything pertaining to the trade. This is the oldest established house In th West, and being connected with lhe most exten sivo manufactory In the East, offers SUPERIOR INDUCEMENTS TO TUB WHOLESALE TRADE, Orders from abroad solicited, and wholesale and retail dealers arc invited to examine our stock. Stooreroms on Eddy street, between 16th and i 17th afreets, Cheyenn**, Wyoming.* Post office 80x.49 feblO-ly Eagle House, Seventeenth st., Cheyenne. f F vou want -rood board at moderate price, co to I the EAGLE BOUHE. A. Shnniona, proprietor. I No pains will be spared to give entire satisfaction j to bls customers. Board $7 per Week; $1 per Day. Jylllf GIVE HIM A CALL. O. W. COREY, B. OHYBICIAN AND SURGEON, Examining Bur 1 geon for Penrlona. Office Rollins House, ot>- poelte Ford’s Hotel. Residence corner of lull and Sixteenth streets,one block north of U. P.R. R Depot. Cheyenne. W. T. DRYGOODS, ETC. S. F. NUCKOLLS DI3YGOOD3,f,IJJ'ii|

S.F. NIT CKO LL S I Both Wholesale and Retail Dealer in D RY GOODS O L C) T I I IN G BLANKETS, SETH THOMAS CLOCKS! GnCCETLinS, PROVISIONS! LIQUORH, Tobacco and Cigars! HARDWARE A CL'TLERY, Boots Shoes, tIATSZANO CAPS, Outfitting Goods lent rally Am In weekly receipt of Goods from the Im ortere and Manufacturers. Bought for ash an will he sold at the lowest rate** forca-h only. Jf/" Two story stone building, Seventeenth street. Cheyenne. LEGAL NOTICE Application having been made to me, by the County Commissioners, for the County of Carbon, for a special term of the District Court for mid county, it U hereby ordered, that a special term i of said court be held at Rawlins Springs in said vuuuiy. on the second Monday In August next, the first nix days of which—or so much thereof as mny be found necessary—will be devoted to the I trial of causes arising under the laws of the United Staton. Notice is hereby given, that a special term of the District Court, for the Second Judicial Dis trict, in the Territory of Wyoming, will be held at Rawlins Spring, tn the county of Carbon, on the second Monday in Augusi next. Given under my hand this 27th day of June, A. 1 D. 187 U. J. W. KINGMAN, Associate Justice. Second Judicial District. jy-74Qd GETTING MARRIED. Essays for young men. on the dellzhrs of I Homk, and the propriety or Impropriety of getting Married, with sanitary help for to those who feel unfitted for matrimonial happiness. Sent free, in sealed envelopes. Address HOWARD ABSO CIATION. Box P, Phlldelphla, P fteUt-daw3m

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DAILY EVENING LEADEN. .ItOKDAT, AI'GrST h 1870. RAILROAD TIME TABLE. UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD. AHRTVK FROM KAWT. DEPART WK«T. Paaoenger. ...U:u;uoon.t Pn«*rngvr... 12.3 p.m. Mixed 4:51 p. m. i Mixc.l vjSp. m. F-eight 3:15 a. nt. Freight o;>s a. m. Fac. Ex. Fri. 4:00 p tn. I Pae. Ex. Fri. .4.515 p. m. ARRIVE FROM WEST. DEPART EAST. Passe ng« r 1:15 p. m. Passenger....2:ls p. m. Mixed 1» 25 p.m. Mixed I«»;‘V p. m. Freight 4:89 a. tn. Freight 5:13 n. m. At. fix sat 1:00 p. m At. Ex. Sat 1:9" p. m. Trains between Laramie and Omaha mu on Omaha time, which I* *5 inlnntr* faster than Cheyenne tine. and Chey >.-uuv Ume trains Weal of Laramie. DENVER PACIFIC RAILROAD. ARRIVK FROM WITH. DBPA RT OOt TH. ftxprvas 11:45 a. m. Express. 2:8 ip. tn. Freight 7.35 p. m. Freight ti.UOa m. Trains on lhe DP.Railway run on Omaha time. MASONIC.- lb -lilar Communications of Chey enne Lodge No. 16. A A. M.. the llrat and third Saturday evening* in each month, nt the Hall. near the corner of Seventeenth and Fergu son streets. J. E. OaTBR, Sec*y. E. B. Cxni.iNo. W. M. —Two good printers wanted at the Leader office. Regular situations. —We have heretofore omitted to call the attention of our readers to the new advertisement of the lately open ed “Revolution Store” of this city by Peter Smith Esq. The new place is on th urnerof Eddy and seventeenth streets, and is stocked with as large and varied a lot of clothing, Furnish ing Goods, Boots, Shoes and notions, as can be found anywhere in the, Western Territories. Mr. Smith having a large Chicago house, buys all goods direct from the heaviest New York manufactures and im porters and upon such terms as to al low of his selling again lower than many others in this market. We advise those making purchases in the above line of goods to give the “Re volution Store” a call. —The election for Congressman from Utah bikes place to-morrow. Robbery.—The house of Mrs. Palm mer, on O’Neil street was forcibly entered last evening by a num who approached the place where Mrs. I’., and her child were sleeping, and seezing her by the throat demanded what money slie had. Though nearly strangled by the ruffian she managed to tell him where the money was, I which he then pocketed, together with a valuable breast pin which was lying on a table. He then made his escape before assistance could lie sum- mond. The pin was valued keepsake, and Mn«. Palmer is very anxious to recover it, and will reconijienße any one who will return it; and ask no questions. It would be well if every person would learn the use of fire j arms, and have them ready for such gentry as the rascal who committed this robbery. —A welcome shower of rain visited this section yesterday being the first for several weeks. —The Rocky Mountain Coal Com- pany made a sale during the past week of an undivided one-half Inter est of their Evanston mine for $50,000 in gold to the Central Pacific Rail road Co. —Yesterday morning Mr. Charley Moore, of the Moore House, while handling a revolver, in placing it in its place upon its return by a Mend who had loaned the piece, it was ac cidentally discharged, the ball pass ing into the calf of his loft leg, and following downward, lodged back of the ankle. A physician was called, who dressed tap wound. Although very painful, it will not prove seri ous, and Mr. Moore will doubtless lx* around again in a few weeks. —Saturday the proprietors of vari ous places in town, which have been accustomed to keeping open on Sun day in violation of law, wen* notified by officers that their places must here after be closed on that day. The po lice magistrates are to take cognizance of this matter, and see that the law is observed. At the meeting on Sat unlay even ing of members of the Ditch Com pany, f«>r election of officers, the fol lowing persons wen* chosen D. B. Curtis, treasurer, and E. P. Snow, secretary. The contract for excavat ing the ditch from the point when* it is taken from Crow creek to the nat ural reservoir above town, about five miles, is already let, and work will begin at once. —A grand Ball will be given this evening by Joseph Hooker nt his Hall, corner of Fifteenth and Fergu son streets. Everyliody is invited. Admission free. It Washington M akkET.—Newenb- Imgvs, cucumbers, potatoes,corn,beets, Ac., just received at the Washington Market. al-3t Dikmolctio.v Notice.—We, the undersigned, have by mutual consent dissolved the firm of Morris A Horn, L. Morris agreeing to pay all debts, and wdl collect all outstanding ac counts. He will carry on the busi ness under the name of L. Morris. L. Morris, W. Horn. Cheyenne, July 29, 1870.—jyJJOritt Karns House.—The proprietress of tliis far-famed hotel has secured the services of a first-class French cook, anti is now prepared to get up fancy dinners for private parties, at the very shortest notice, and at mod erate charges. The board at the Karns House is al way* the best in the city. Jy22-tf Keno every night at the ‘-Mag nolia” saloon. Lunch at nine o’clock. apr2o-tf i —I have received a splendid stock of broadcloths, French doeskins and Scotch suitings, which I will make in a most fashionable style, and at prices to suit the times. J. H. Stein. 234 Farnam street, Omaha, Nebraska. decß-ly The Eagle House, A. Simmons proprietor, has been removed from Seventeenth street to the spacious b iuding known a* the Phil Sheridan House, on Fifteenth street, near Fer guoon. If you want good board at moderate prices, go to the Engle I House. No paiiuTwill he spared to give entire aatislhction to his custom- j ers. Board, $7 per week $1 per day. 1 Give him a call. Jylß-tf —The Cheyenne House has been reopened by Mr. David Groth, on Ferguson street, nearly opposite the Postoffice. Good Iwmrd and lodging will be gi ’vn at very moderate prices. Je2otf —D. Miller, Watchmaker and Man ufacturing Jeweler, has removed to Fifteenth street, opposite the Depot. jySOUL —Keno every night at the “Mag- j noli a” saloon. Lunch at nine o'clock. apr2o-tf j —Keno every night at the “Mag- nolia” saloon. Lunch at nine o'clock. apr2-tf SPECIAL M STICKS. Glittering Tcetii. Nut old. doc* Sojcodcmt Im par i the whiteness of thn ptrusl porcelain to tlw loath, but It* pol|»h h»o. They on r.f r 1 beius |»o|l*heer. my HklAw3iu I Nee Advertluatncnl of Dr. Rntt-’Dh p.-n*nrj headed. Book for the million MAICRIAGh GUIDE—In another coluiLn. It ahould be read I by all JylAddm ly Rtmly Your IntereolM -And read 'hi’ o: ci-1.3 it:t rr»:n Wa IS TN E Y fit DOI S, Trunks, Vallses, BOY’S CLOW AND Boots Sf Hhoes, See. .to. ceo. .to. Tlie aboxe Good* lonin” been bought since lUu j recant decline iu Gold, we can sell u* Cheap as any Eastern House. The stun ion of ffiES 15 MILIT EiV.T.D. _ I OItDKKS FROM ABHOAB Promptly Attended to. Our Good* being manufactured by ourselves mid under our own supervision, we can guaran tee every urliclu bought al our store. MANUFACTORY, South East corner of 4th and Market Street. Phlla dclphta mnytij rpHR EUROPEAN MAIL: a Weekly Nummary 1 of New* for North America.—UsuaK’onicnt*; —Accidents; Art and Science; Birth*. Marrlaite*. and Deaths; Coininvrlcial Summary; gurrmspon dcnce; Court:Criminal; Emigration; Foreign and Colonial; Ireland: Latcat Shipping; Ix'sal Liter ary; Market Reports: Medical: Mercantile; Mili tary; Ml*©ollanr«Hi* Mu»lcand the Drama; Natu ral' History: Natal: Obituary: Political. l*rice Current: Seoilaioi; Shipping and Freight*: Spe cial American Notos; Sporting; Stock and Share*; Wills and Bequest a, Ac. Ac. SuftacrlpWon. (a advanrr. I*s. Id. per an ewm, inc/axlr* eif ptvttiiffe mayMAwly j SMITH’S COLUMN. j PETER SMITH’S CHICAGO Revolution Store! CORjSTER Eddy; emhnnd a Eull assortment OF CLOTHING! Bacts and Shoes. EATS GAPS. NOTIONS P3BXET AND TABLE CUTLERY !l ETC.. ETC., ETC.. AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. CITY LM» COUXTBY I) E V L E K S Are requested to call and EXAMINE STOCK PRICES. DEFORE VISITING EASTERN MARKETS. [JyttdAw*m]

HEW ADVERTISEMENTS. r mi. i•• i. PI pal town* and cities in the Northwest, to Jn?ro- auco and »ell the Earth Closet. Only men of in tegrity and reoponeibill'y need apply. Liberal j inducement* ottered. For f ill int«»rnia'ion ad drer* WARING. I'LTPOW WI.LLS. General Nor h've*r h Planers Matcher*. Sldng'x’ and Hvudin" Mill*, nnd all kind* of Wood Working Machinery, Rlehnrd’s Power Corn Sbcl’err, I*. üble Purr Stone MUI*, and Boliing Che*>*. Sitaf in-\ Pulley* uud Elevator Machinery, built to Orf.er. Health, Co’Xfoit, Clean’iness. There innfl -rn !un’r'»vemen:* which take the pi-o oof Wn’vr Clore’r in Hun»c-.emirt- y dl-pvnt«-wl h he n r— 1 of B’.de/ employ in/ Dry Earth in L a Ll* aloud. They «r bv w-l !'-t> nn I r h Cloact may [j-J set in any c.»n v.-uf.-ni place. *rr Fold so ti eri ,o he Ai:l|in the {•i-f r of ->'i p.. r r. -h adapted for uce _ in :ri 11. It 110-fi a’.s, «*W Car*. Dciols, Shops, Ih ieun Cells, A-_ Pn SiUNO E'?" Pr-CE LIST. 1 ’'d WARIN'UF.T3OW A WELLS, If: Xorihv. I \g n Nd. 209. tJrarborn Street, Lu’’ C.:u AJO ILL. mVELEES, A7TENTI3N Tlie Tiimnn. Tjine Mall StejtineJt* rail to and from New York. Q o-t-nF x.n mid E,RS rnoM tub HAST AND WES L’ I PICTORIALS, JAQAZIXjS akd reviews AND A 1.1. TUIt CHOICEST LITERATURE OF THE DAY. x'iiie Cigars anti Tobacco, TOILET ARTICLES* AND Cutlefy. Evcrvthln" »u fact pertaining to n new*, varie ty mid rl.’-ir store, may be found for sale In the f'um U.ilt u Bull.lliili. MUTUAL LIFE INSUBAMGE COMPANY, of Piia-.v YOTtrc. ASSETS, OVISK 535,000,000. CASH. Fnmlshoa Life Inanrance. eooihlnintr the ndvan u. -.’e FRANKLIN WIL I 1.1 AMS, Buuk Publlshurß, bi L.nii*. M i. m:iyitid&wßin Establish el in Neto York SiM. D. KEHOE, SOL 1 MANUFACTURER OF Kehoe’s hprf Indian C!ub r For mnsc-iHr evdop-nn-n’. Dumb dl*. cro qt'.e; trits and IrtHs. bstce ball bn's, i. u pin hnl’r I and pin*, hvd padded boxing gloves. impr I 5 ihs. each V pair i 2 Hjs. each per pair 15 A 01 3 3.0 iu. ;>u.“ j..- i 300 Brondv. New York City. jMgmtsiMFin: Fast Horses Made Faster MY MODE of treating horse* I* guarantee’ increase the speed-of :iny horse, good or i..»c Ordinary farm Loiv-.-s have had thdr speed h creased hi a* to sell for A wii n»v ine.hod bough: r. pair of horse* for omi sold .hem. nf r four dnys training, lor $!.us engraving*, and c»»u ulns vmuahle inror mr. lon for those who are mnrri d or contetnpln marriage ill It is n book ;h»r ought io be tinth luck and key, and not laid c»r«’le»slv about ih’t-m bv Tvo l i or rtlt'-other rnuse. Prepared by the Graf m Med Icin'' Co.. S Lords. Mo. Hold hy (|ri"> >m: denier* In tnc llclnv everywhere. J;.;Xd.\wly Antidote Lr jiiisinperancb. IS AN INFALLIBLE CUR. iFORtl.i ferfttDlr 1 f s use will a; Otte reimne the taste or dcsii i for etim-.ilnn s. and will *oon •er.«a e nn nctita dlslik; r.r them. I. can’»c ndmiol*-rtd hi tea cortee. or even wn rr. wi hunt v ci.iu suspicion ns 1- f—e from tn* o or ame’l. ITy>» h ire l.u.t'ind, or./# 5 al-tl.-tfdtu tkialerrW hubi U it yoard .'y ::u-t A t.’. Sen. free bv mail on reedpt of (he tnnnm price Two Dollars per b W. ii. MANNING A CO.. mylfidA’Wtf St. Loui-. M ,Buy Me an 11'11 do You Good. ROOT AND F»2/ ’.NT. Z 1 demising the blood nnd amusing h« Ihl r, liter nnd weredw organ* to n he.nl hy nc- L lon. he r Pi’!* cure mnny complain *I M m I which 1: would no; bv mp’sis-d hvbiH:v Fevers QI of nil kind*. Dyspepsia. Jnnndke. nnd.. I other kindred complaints arising from n low atme of the Imklv or obstructions of it j f.mc lons.Bein'.' frv«- from hwrenry and o her poisons, they can bn I DeXemonrs an 4 Cu;np!;:iy’s Cclenraied [Sporting and Minin? Poider! ALL KINDS OF Fixed Loose Ammunition CONSTANTLY ON ES.3SE»-aLX3?txz‘!l goods sold by ns are gunraptejj:! to bv a» rep rCacuted. Branch .Itonses at j -OVTII PASS, AND LARAMIE W. TER. lobiO-ly U. I’. It. 11. CLOTfflb HOUSE. B. Cl t. K£LLMAN, ixtconib street. Cheyenne. Wyoming, Wholesale a.:d Kc.uil Dealers iu OLOTEEHSTG I AND GENTS’ FVBNISIKaNU GOODS. »nr stock comprise* the following goods made and trimmed iu the bust style 2 CA333MGRE SUITS, BELTON EiJITS 1 FINE BEAVISR SLITS, BEAVER AND CHINCHILLA OVERC.-OATS, LOTS CLOTHING, - BOOTS AND SHOES, ?:OLE LEATHER TRUNKS AND VALISES. .11 our good* are gnurnntend a* represented nn «uld al Eastern prices. feblO-i* PACJS-l G 3, Successors to C. 11. Pickett. A [JCTION AND C 0 £ll2 SGB Ohl IVE 33 n 0 112J.1X7T E3 /AY H .Y. S SEVENTEENTH STREET CHBYKMSB, W. T. Particular Attention TO SALE OF STOCK. feblO-ly POSEY S. WILSON, BANKER, New brick block, Sixteenth street, near Fergu son, Cheyenne. Wyoming, ironsaet* a tenoral banking bnhlnass