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[WYOMING]. Eight printed broadsides (including one in duplicate), concerning the Territory of Wyoming, 1869-1874:
"Proclamation by J.A. Campbell, Governor of the Territory of Wyoming", Cheyenne, 3 August 1869, folio, 475 x 208mm. (18¾ x 8. 1/4 in.), announcing the first legislative elections in the recently established Territory of Wyoming (created by an act of Congress on 25 July 1868), to be held on 2 September 1869, listing the offices to be filled, establishing the election districts, and setting out voting rights and procedures;
"A Proclamation by J.A. Campbell, Governor...", Cheyenne, 18 July 1873, folio, 313 x 218mm. (12 3/8 x 8 5/8 in.), two copies, one with minor tears in top margin, the other on slightly browned paper, reapportionning the election districts;
"Proclamation! By J.A. Cambell, Governor...", Cheyenne, 11 September 1869, 4to, 262 x 203 mm. (10 1/2 x 8 in.), designating the Detroit House of Correction in Detroit, Michigan, as the Territorial prison of the Territory of Wyoming;
Three proclamations by Governor Cambell designating Thanksgiving Day for that year, 18 October 1869, 4 November 1873, and 12 Nov. 1874, all 4to, 2 leaves, the first 283 x 216 mm. (11 1/8 x 8 1/2 in.), slightly soiled, top edge frayed, the two others 256 x 205 mm. (10 1/16 x 8 1/8 in, the second with the blind-embossed seal of the territory of Wyoming on both leaves;
Poster announcing a prize fight, n.p., Argus Print[ers], n.d., [ca. 1870], oblong folio, 417 x 260mm. (16 3/8 x 10¼ in.), printed in large display types, "A Prize Fight Will take place on the Race Course! In Cheyenne, Wedn'y, Sept.,[sic] 1st. Between James Reed and Charles White. Mr. Reed is the Champion light-weight of Colorado, and Mr. White has attained considerable notoriety among the sporting men of New York. Tickets...can be purchased of Charley Barnum...." (8)
"Proclamation by J.A. Campbell, Governor of the Territory of Wyoming", Cheyenne, 3 August 1869, folio, 475 x 208mm. (18¾ x 8. 1/4 in.), announcing the first legislative elections in the recently established Territory of Wyoming (created by an act of Congress on 25 July 1868), to be held on 2 September 1869, listing the offices to be filled, establishing the election districts, and setting out voting rights and procedures;
"A Proclamation by J.A. Campbell, Governor...", Cheyenne, 18 July 1873, folio, 313 x 218mm. (12 3/8 x 8 5/8 in.), two copies, one with minor tears in top margin, the other on slightly browned paper, reapportionning the election districts;
"Proclamation! By J.A. Cambell, Governor...", Cheyenne, 11 September 1869, 4to, 262 x 203 mm. (10 1/2 x 8 in.), designating the Detroit House of Correction in Detroit, Michigan, as the Territorial prison of the Territory of Wyoming;
Three proclamations by Governor Cambell designating Thanksgiving Day for that year, 18 October 1869, 4 November 1873, and 12 Nov. 1874, all 4to, 2 leaves, the first 283 x 216 mm. (11 1/8 x 8 1/2 in.), slightly soiled, top edge frayed, the two others 256 x 205 mm. (10 1/16 x 8 1/8 in, the second with the blind-embossed seal of the territory of Wyoming on both leaves;
Poster announcing a prize fight, n.p., Argus Print[ers], n.d., [ca. 1870], oblong folio, 417 x 260mm. (16 3/8 x 10¼ in.), printed in large display types, "A Prize Fight Will take place on the Race Course! In Cheyenne, Wedn'y, Sept.,[sic] 1st. Between James Reed and Charles White. Mr. Reed is the Champion light-weight of Colorado, and Mr. White has attained considerable notoriety among the sporting men of New York. Tickets...can be purchased of Charley Barnum...." (8)