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New-York tribune., 1875-03-05
Ycw-screep Bcal Gsiais tor Sale.

NV ~L--I ItEs.I N-~E''I@ '0| -'''1@'
At MOREISTOWN, n. J.-FOr SALE, a
a Troie-n HOUSE, l6 gas. Wao~ ~ 80 aeeSi minutes
p ds.ot. e1ceeat g.id.1 y ru, terms essv
'O1 -''' s FDDY No. / Plrk-plsce
NOR SALE OR LXCHANGE-kOr farming
= land cash very valuable property tnbTAc.s
ene bcs sau.s az stable a noGern improvements tne nI
s,l from te Depot AeaFess wuh pGr.eslAss L. u DODLhi
Elizabeth. n j.
ORANGE, j, SPECIALTY.-Great variety
" PaOPgKTY f.r sALE RENT. OA,e hours TO P N
H. GERKT. - Esssaa-st. ana Orange oppc1te depot
l,I ENA (irst 20 per cent? in two yea1s I;
thcr Ordinary reute yAnc eh-r OF .NO 49,
SUBURBAN VILLA kbhIDbNCBS win amre
Eyounds anc m rbasl and wholesome nl
saees crulry gA 5rtssi wei cTsi1ed AnS neY
leto paved lalt1d street, police nafAels eHAib
Of business NeW-ior u the
Central Railroad OF NeWJeSeY houses Lave
sad heetsr cJseU bath dc Lots lAd ooi
as garden Eys- and fuit vnes 1efTes &c
new AL Dancu OWNER, PosOtee Box lo4
kdSsbeth n. j.
New-York tribune., 1875-03-05
Siturt!sils Cdn,eo--AGles

1Liscal 2ccoIs.
AS JANITCB B-WANTED-A situation rs
n above y r,pe-i P.s4l. woul axe charge Of
houses hO-estT, so5rl-tV,
ind. sr7 Call or address JANiTOA, 353 jiaye.
COOK and BUTLER.-A Frenchman and wife
~ place The ~ ellie elt family cook
HsAs all Kinds SOUPS, -s,.f,, iain
sui willing i.m,cf as"I; sJ1I reie-elc"s Apply a.
CDELLS FRENCH BUREAU ly Yes. 34:A-st BodSay
i-qu re .or b. q.
NOACHMAN and USEFUL-lian and WIFE
s,.'df
Gc for cty cou1rri have h,
a. fRJ Eo IASl BUREAU, I3J OtAATc
ahorel
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hoIets


EALLEN HOUSE, 16j Elds)l-it" corner OF
H. I'M f,-e-f. uuu.r. -p,es r.,I, Rooms W lat
Bar - 5O 10 - 90 per wee ilu IL - 30 ai
ols ag SOC. to Doe. Oi all night
GROVE HOUSE, ia. l1G, and l13 Blcccher-
"a g.. nea4 W CD table, "f i'ri'
nos and snee % 30 ~ 81 To- - h-h h aad hops
MARLBOROUGH HOUSE. 2Srh-st. and 9TH
VA ave Oiarrlv imcucso - o lre sa-s ant; ons
cora pror - loor Two large bedrooms cola-c'
. 9
New-York tribune., 1875-03-05

Marnie dn6 1ldie Mnutfis.

CASONi g. ISOLA,
- STRAIN MARBLE GRANITE wORSs
l46to l52 West 4Oh-st, Brosdvsy.
Monuments Hantes Affairs Figures Thing Wsinsong H. In
Of marble of.vsy description
New-York tribune., 1875-03-05
r. T. W. .rNs3S PlMitHs Attorner
IA l. ;. NDscs A.. . Ior De.rs storm sni others.
] A JEwErr'Aip- for Defts Adr nee an. otne-L
n A NoTT Ai:'y fer D-Ft. n. Cons. tol Co.
d3l lawSvP

IN. eoplar, IN the c9tel action dnly SLED u1e olce
Of the Cerk City CoY Of SeloA al e oarsiOlse IN
Ihe CITY u the 29l day Of Deeenber rs
~ ~ GO. J. PET, PautIs Attorney
\ Y
New-York tribune., 1875-03-05
n1inicr Resorts.

DOYAL VICTORIA HOTEL, Nassau, n. P.
u Bahimaa Porter. Fr.p-.'r ir, r rl1aton "a
!. Ll-ervod .Js bNar y = aie - a ey '"e weeks
New-York tribune., 1875-03-05
Porters.
Porters:
nOpTER NIGNI MATCIIMAN. USEFrL

- g. rs..sctsb sbls place e. IOl-lbE n
W r,,ifg * m ora l6tei Hu. make hnse usefui
a, can frrb -1od rc'crno Appys ODELLS AuEACl, lue
Va "a, 3ttb-sL, corner brO-4war
New-York tribune., 1875-03-05
IVaiters.

. FRENCHMAN, speaking a little English.
fesrs situation WAIIkR n puV'te faniJTDcs. oi eJ
F-.n. .i--sA A.. O.. .-lS Irti-sL
New-York tribune., 1875-03-05

NNAiltsR and UcEl UL MAN' "A Ir"l-
wv nt yoaug who ugierstndf hs business thooHgh
. ,see I uues- Alstcllss n1andlS e lsr,
tb tbe very brst AgpT ~ oDELLS AGEHIi w
"A -, &. .a-s., cor. OF D.OaIEsN
New-York tribune., 1875-03-05
Cccture5 ano Aleeiiues.

COOPER UNI0N-FREE LECTURES for
y the pc,p.. N the Grolt ii4n. p. m.
SATr rRDAY ml.ch6 q.
Tie lecture vii. be deise.cl by
II. CANHyGTOS BOLTON. Ph D..
School II Mre Courol COLLEGE Aclrnv he crsf. %
Cbsmi. Ilrruatcl
10 @ ONCE Ulcl bo,s y a BGiHs.
Uu.ou-sua e. aud a! H. Vsa Sorand's % sinrrar~;.
ABXAM 5. N"Hilf, secretary.
New-York tribune., 1875-03-05
brOoainn Rcal GsIatr tor 5als.


DROOKLYN HOUSES (sOme decided bar
ID saiusj FOX SALE EULASD - WHITING, . beesnsn-s..
NARROLL-ST, n0Gta SIDE. 100 feGt'we Of
SALE b0ee-sorv, hsh-s'o'D bON4sOne
b,Sesu B~cs HOUSE LOT Z-6rlO0 y ue sold Oh very Ia
vorabe Apply GAO H. PREM I4sso5O BoaJ-t y =.
11OR SALE on VERY EASY TERMS.
= No 1G2 Piaesp9 ~rd ho.Ae 0i, y -5C
l. And - NaSssu-s. Frame lDeilugs; ct 4txN
SoS 200 -js Wsslllgos-s--rlane d"ahaf e, 41NtN
I79 l97 Nloy 3storv and basement, 11ck l'aeA
WiiDo lDv-si- mousse lof 2jx4JO
80. 81 EcA.-c.-5-sc-v b ick house lot, -JI 10
40 80 Remseb-st.-3-s,oly brck house .et. zJ1lO0
". COOK. 80 W.sa,aztoa-.ix BIooklyn
D ;. BUSSlNG, F., No. POI MOntague-sJ.
III. BROOKLYN, B.ChLS 10 HESL ESTATE
~ HOG 4GES BroOkya Eylts Ieldences
" ow. HcEs, AM Rr5-s's Az 81 "est
a.. Couub is@ b..ween ferrep4 the litter
-ieue vtrookng York excellent opDortn
~ 10 sec.s wO-urSe cost Aea Frospet fArA
baenet browa-s;1Be mont 9T hou
Ncw-l
unsurpassed the al bnshea IN walnut
IN exra sd e1ratR for Oer pro erty elo
brick hOds. near the rH ior % VuV
ra !ns nscpt BroOkgn. Clntsa Sac-et O0on
egeFhe great baglAs II ne puIeAle
touses eau secured hy0ugh lie ayerts IN me 'ch N
O30 $1,000 each OF them worthy the
Ocfea7er graes g a. PtrS OF
the rtv for m 80 $40 Vacant lots for sale the
streets Psp - Pr ga on Le Fht Oh e
ursper 'at~l booAIFl
- exnsnge m within 100 Of hswfoik snd es "'ii
for AOuses fIr1es bAvnB
roos property coa,snphung rs purchase nay nh1 70
carmci,stc WITH h- advertiser ier teSotA
~ orgrg,s a s,ste carefully attended 20 aad eapii-is Gs
~ 70 inv-s ~ 1u learn wthO1 cLaIse oi aVofaD
opportunities, on appaa'9 70 ,e - oos ,,.a,,. p,ok}vp
New-York tribune., 1875-03-05
Rtal ge.aie to gxrhGnee.

EXCHANGE for a FARM Zone with stock
- efa) sesto7 Brovs HOUSE Of the hnsss
~sse Bsostlsa ss.Aip 10 n1nosss walk Of terries
Qsa0TT + S0z. l7l sssadso.
New-York tribune., 1875-03-05
t3roodlnu prcprrin % Ect.

Broo1InH prcpcrin % Ect.
DARLOR FLOOR OF No. 103 Pineapple-st.;
oat room is suitable o-s being bat doors
F. COOK. 30 y st n.s1A-sl Br.csiT-
Gountrn propcrtn - Eet.
ITO LET-hOOM with power near Depot ard
Z i Ssw-York rsi Address Box ofs' Li
Elngban. Coma
TFVO LET-AT SOUTH ORANGE, Il. IA
HOUSE 30 sqnaro room acres Of Land deeEt
L. J sPRAGUE, 100 Worh-s.
TE7O LET, furnished or unfinished, tor one
o. -ore year. ssciaus MAE,ION situated ghiag, L.
,1d l3 Ci ground lad ont
wa s gra- err, stAbins a1l rcquNe Of hrcass
ubu.bau residence Aadrts. a.. DoI ~ Pot-Om'e, n l.
ITO RENT furnished, for one or two years,
Lnele pleasantly ocst,d co rACE HOUSE o. -
rooms modern n1r''enft;'i 'c'.N l"4-
m1ure walk from two stations Ad-
dress Box 3A5l, New 1rk tos-Ouce
- NEAT COTTAGES, rooms, large lots,
goa gnbOrhrod no3 dcpos scOo -4 enar'aes
- lrJu1c One
New-York tribune., 1875-03-05
MiaceQanaOuS.


A VERY USEFUL NAN (co,ored) - For all
u - ~ zof, d. dsof Guy coalty 90 eoos
br ar prvate o. sae horses @c d capable ae'9 e
- .rerreA Ca be IIih tEOfLs IAAI AOhB
IUAEAu. lis Cth-isc. above iOilsi.
SWISS USEFUD young MAN wants q
"A SITUATION, e.ls ad hs iof aaY A.HI ei "otA cl.'
in.o,ys " on.d wiling, active, aud sns o. "''A if
- ac,. has gooa references a. NE fhui -"l h"AH
XUREAO l3s btl--ye. over ihr drns soft.
A USEFUL German man anu WllG gOou
rortrC Tor "a used to Do'ses 'n ya-'u.Is -
ons. speak gsh Ca D. a. tbs r1OI fs4
hST UOdK BUREAU !3s Gth-aVe above iOib -
USEFUL MAN and WiFE-SwedishS 8
~ .anng ,t,,.g udy capsule; horouga con
r M senr aa 1uiieI, mlA blralnaAng &c lele-
tr maa able DO any ind ~ soFt eIunV sre
t,,r gol time references IsA be 81 the fAOF
sST. af uuna DuRkAU iye SsVs. iAs lIus safs
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-02-04
AsuvL Al cAftu
CAIRO & vINCENNEs R. R
O n Z n o
EVANSVILLE, INDIANAPOLIS,
CINCINNATI and LOUIS
- WILLIE.

nN SD AFTER November q, passenger trains
" will rt,r daily except sunsa's ~ follows
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( hSfoHiA u more Than y substitute for
~ Castor oil II i the ouly safe srticls IN rN-
i-bncr which i sue to regulate the bowel,
rti. vindcOlic and produce natural sleep II IL
pleasant 10 take children need not cry aud
mothers may deep. O-1-wlN
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-02-04
ToW-BOat For Sale

'TNlk subscriber offers for sale the steam
l Towing slers- Wheel Boat Ike iiammil,
" I'LL vngiGrs, machinery, tackles, apparel anti
Her cngth II az feet, her BREATH - feet, hcl'
i"pth feet aud measures 2l6 tons. III. has 8
bOiler72t feet long and ~ inches diameter, high
ipr-stur engine. with cylinders ~ inches IN
!iulnsi,r and o lcul stoke; 2 feed pump a. IN
ih,l ~ liamc,vr aud Il inches stroke and all
modem improvements aud u In every respect
ilAnnSl' 49, torthy, anu ~ good condition tor
navigation. For Terms nppl' To.
:. :. JlhLuH
,LIn1 M November - t9i-ll-.--'r
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-02-04

open every business day nom ga IN 10 3 q m
and saturday evenings for savings deposits only
nom Il 10 O'Clock.
W, HYsT.oP Treasurer.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-02-04
PIPING OF HOUSE FOR GAS


Agent % Cameron special Steam Pump and
Boiler Feeder, the best manufactured, con
Patent Syphou Pumps, and Judson's Patent
Governor uud Governor Valve.
III" following engines, etc, Tor sale
Two steamboat engrnes, le'a inch bore OF
CylMder; five feet stroke, aud in good order
ono steamboat shan and crank; wrought iron
buc engine for hosting height, ~ MIG.
one l"N21 Jaw min engine, with shan nnd
clanN Tor Wuly 80 gang saW, second hnnd
bnV new NE unblLci nay own Umpulncmr
Also, rccund-lund ttINe cutting machine
AMI luiucr, and warehouse hosting machine III
GOOD order
Eigincs sud machinery Of all kinds bought
and suil
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-02-04
LIVE AGENTS WANTED

10 -cll nII. CHAsE', RECIPES; or, IN
FORMATION FOR EVERYBODY, il every
county IN "a" United states Huc tanH'ld- Iu-
largest W the Publisher to as pages II com
lains over on household recipes, snd i suited
10 Hl' rllrrc, aud conditions OF society A
wonderful book and household uecs--itv II
sells al ,ishl, Greatest Inducements ever or
Tered Ia bnok agents.. sample copic. cent hy
mail, post paid, tor - Exclusive territory
given Agents NOV than double their money
address, DR. CliASE'H STEAM PRINTING
HOUSE, ANN ARuOR NitIi 45I-il-3i-wsnl
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MANUFACTURED and REPAIRED.

CpECINT. attention given to llsht and heavy
> forging, house, bridge, railroad ANA jail
work and an work of similar character.
steam and rms lifting in all lls branches \
ftIl assortment Of Norris Iaskcr n Go >,
philadelpha pipc aud httmgs lirlss gOOds
rlc md I.L. b Nlnres nlMuYs ON hand
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-02-04

MOUND CirY NcCVNNoDAtiyS.
Lave. CAIRO. ............,......l9l aud 500 r VI
MOUND CITY ...... .. I - and j:..i 90
Meant City Accommodation runs "Wednesday
snh SATURDAY
Making close connection, 80 sud from all
I~ini- lat and NORTH. ~ indianapolis and { in
rinns'i, ami To sni from al points south nnd
West by mil aud river.
II. b. GOODRICH. H. L. MORRILL,,
teen J Ticket <g't General ~up't
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Chr Bulletin.

E,D~All persons would undoubtedly
prefer a fine head ol hair grown upon
their own heads, to being bald. or wear
inc false hair, and il has been the NtuhN
of many of our learned men, to hn!
remedy to- restore the hair when u nh'
fallen out. and renew it, color after 4! ha'
become gray. such a remedy lia- been
found and i now offered Ia the world
uu,Icr tin. name or Hall. Vegetable Sic
iIian Hair Remover: aud. 10 verify this
statement. read the following -
Til, j. To- crrif, that | was very bald {:
in fact. my hrad Wa> perfectly smooth:
and it j. common In my family To grow
bald early in life. have nov used four
hotties ui llall'> Vegetable Siciiian Hair
Renewed: and the lair has grown out all
over m, head. aud j, nov e natural
brown. BNEiLLf toNLpN.
SCIrIo. JiNNING- Co.. lNp.. May 2>.lS'N.
Personally appeared h'tor" me hartl'!
toulon. aud npon oath. say h' above
statement j. true. VI. &. BlllLE.
Notary Public.
~ ~irmnuu. or S,rnfulou. affection,
yrr The cure, ia, blight. thr potato rot
. of mankind they ARE vile and filthy A.
well "a. fatal. They arr" from c"liiam-
! nation and impuritN 9th, blood. and are
! To- lc .cru all around u. everywhere.
Onr quarter of al wr meet are tainted
/ with ihciu. aud one quarter al ihc-c dir
I OF them. lie fooli.hly too. btcau-c they
are cilr,blr. Ayers Sur-anrilla clran-'-
| the Scrntlluu. corruption from the blood.
rcudrr- II pure and healthy. and elect
! ually cNlmrgat', The i"d Communication
from he y stem. No longer gruin M
der Your S,ruiiilou, disorders. .incc the
learned Aver Ia provided hi, ma>icrl!
, combination uf curative Nirluc. thai lr
/ call. ~ar>aparilh.- Hm 'crD'~" .i'rI
Z .lirsyfis,r.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-02-04
Enterprise Savings
BA N K.
CHARTERED MARCH 81. 1869.
CITY NATIONAL BANK, CAIRO

OTfICERr;
Alb SAFFOitD, President
: TAYLOR, Vice President.
W IIlsLOP, Soc'Y and Treasurer
DIRECTORS;
T.. NJ BARCLAY, ,IAs tAiLollh''
4 NJ SrOCkrIIsTIT PAU O.. SCnIlI,
/. A CrSSINGuAM II l.. HALLIDAY,
j VI. PHILLIPS.
INTEREST pnid ON deposits at the RAE OF SIN
| uer cent par nnnum, March Il and SCplein-
hcr list Interest not Withdrawn y Wh"', ,llil'r-
diatcy 10 the princlpui o. Wv 'I'''''' '''''''
giving them compound Interest
MARRIED WOMEN AND CHILDREN MAY
DEPOSIT MONEY AND NO ONE ELSE
CAN DRAW 1T.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-05-13
Ths Lexington Races.

Lol1sv1LIE, 81, May 1aa.-Races
very exciting; track in good condition.
First mile, sweep stakes for three year
olds; entered, 8 started, Woody
first, Emma second; time, LAG;
Woody won I'd heat, time, 1.45. Race
was exciting.
Next race was for 5 year olds that
never won Q ,Face. Lexington first,
Enmasecond, time l.4G4. Next race
3 nilss, puIeeof 400; won by Kisg,
time, !. SO.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-05-13
'HlTRsDAY MORNING, MAY l3. 1875.
soldiers< and Sailors Rsunion-The
Veterans Of the Rebellion As.
sembled at Chicago.

CHICAGO, May l2.-After ten years
of peace the soldiers and sailors Of
the late war arc, Assembling in this
city for grand reunion. Chicago is
honorcd as being the place selected
for this interesting gathering, and has
put her best foot forward and is pre-
.paring to edo Justice to tE6 occa-
sion. Representatives. from alk the
grand armies that made up the Union
forces are rapidly arriving. BY far
the largest portion of those from the
eastern and middle states belonged to
the army OF the Potomac; these were
met by those who followed Generals
Sherman and Thomas. The army OF
the Ohio, of the James, OF Georgia,
and the cavalry corps, will also par
ticipatc. The ninth corps is appropri-;
ately given v place by itself in the
reunion. The convention will continue
three days. Most Of the old quarters
are gt+er tu-thc 6G;rundi7 Army Of ttlc--
Republic, which is the leading organ
ization since the rebellion. The differ.
ent posts commenced arriving last
evening. as did also tho military organ
izations that have been invited, from
distant cities. The Myers Cadets Of
Toledo. was the first company to Jar
Iive. They were escorted to the
Grand Pacific-by. company z of the
first regiment. After supper they
went tothe exposition building where
they passed the night. Chicago pre-.
sents a gay scene.to:day. Flags. fly.
ing from public buildings and streets
crowded with soldiers ine.gay uni
forms.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-05-13
THE SCHILLER DISASTER.

Embalmi1lg the Bodies Of the Dead.
.NEw York, May ls.-The agents
of the Eagle line received the follow,
ing dispatch from tf'r f'ir t5;crmsn Consul
at -Sciliy:
.sfiii- tavc; al bodies you wish en-.
balmcdund sent OIL. Inform all par.
tics interested that all orders 1or EN-.
ha'ming will be attended tn At once.
&. A. Il.
Cn.c.>Go, May l2.-Thc national
clcampmcnt Of the Grand Army Of
the Republic met this morning. The
delegates were escorted to the
Exposition hall by the military and
the 9TH corps. Ol.tllc q. A. r. near,
~ one hundred delegates were pres.
cnt, representing fifteen. states. Re.
ports Of the adjutant general and
Iuartcrmastcr general show y material
increase Of membership since the last
ts,sett.t,f,tnrrrt.- H Resolutions u0mDff.
mcntary to Gen. Dcvil,s, aud Col. Sib.
ley his adjutant, were cn.husiasticall,
adopted during the evening. Ad..
dresses were made by tho Governor
and Mayor Comctt, to which Gen.
Dcvins responded.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-05-13
The Indian Contract Awards New
York Tobacconists on Their
Ear-lnvestisating Com.
mittee Appointed

NEw YORK, May IA numbcr,ol
protests against tho recent awards by
the Indian Commissioners Of con-
tracts for supplying tobacco, have
been made by unsuccessful bidders.
Among the numbcr are tic well
known houses of%iS. l4orillard & Co.,
Pioneer Tobacco Co, and Dohan,
Carroll 3 Co, ol tins city, aud DoLun
\ Lartc, OF Philadelphia. The per.
sons who protest say that the inspect
Or appointed by the commissioner,
being leaf inspector, was i,nompct-
cnt to Judge correctly Of the various
conditions aud qualities Of plug tobac-
co, and that the inspection was iIrcg-
ular. The inspector had taken out
samples for consultation. Commits.
sioner Il. p Smith says the entire
trouble was the contract had been
awarded outside tho city, aud brokers
aud others were now giving Ncnt- to
their disappointment. 1t would bc
hard to get anyone connected with
the New York trade who would not
have his own personal prcjudiccs.-
The Tobacco which Prof. Marsh found
fault with was bought in New York
city and had been passed by broke,
who styled himself All expert. The
commissioner had decided to take no
further action in the case but to hold
the contractors 10 strict intcrprcta.
ton 0f both TIC spirit and letter Of
the contracts.
The investigating committee sug-
gcsted by Prot. Marsl's disclosures,
has already been appointed and one
Of the committee is now making in
vestigations in the Indian country.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-05-13
The Social Scientists.

DErRo1r, May l2-The second
days session of the American Social
Science Association opened with q
good attendance this morning, but the
various topics to be considered ncces,
Stated sectionalizing members. Those
who were to participate i'll in different
discussions of the day withdrew TO
separate rooms in the house for con-
ference. A paper was read by DIR. d.
+. Lincoln, Of Boston, on the injurious
effect Of school life on the nervous
system. It was full Of Interesting in.
formation and statistics.
In the afternoon session u paper was
read by Mr.. Bradford, Of Boston, on
the financial positions Of England and
Nova Scotia. Mr.. Bradford said that
specie payments in the United States
might have been resumed without
trouble. When England emerged
from the war of 1912, with a debt Of
four and-a.half millions, in six years
from hcclose Of that war she resumed
specie payment, while we have not
taken 8 single substantial step To.
wards that end.
$ MIR. Bradford drew picture Of the
defects in our financial system,
claiming that these defects cndanger-
ed the very existence OF true fedora.
.tion. The evils Of inconvertiblc cur
rency which was cnriching the few, is
actually turning the tide of cmigra-
ton which has added SO much to our
wealth.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-05-13
The Civil War in spaia. /.

LONDON, May 12-The Post says
this morning, speaking Of the depart
ure Of General Aguierre to Navarro,
that lie has seen the Carlists and invit.
ed them to turn their arms against
the leaders who prolong the war 70
enrich Themselves. 1T declares that
the events Of the last two yeass only
show the inability Of Don Carlos,
who has no right 10 the crown befose
God and the world. A8uierre Is ex.
ceedingly popular and it is confidently
claimed that his entry to Spain viii
cause large detection from the Car.
list ranks.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-05-13
,The Cinsinaata Nasieal Jubilee.

The Cinsinaati Musical Jubilee.
C1scsSsA11, May 1.-THE 6rst
matinee Of the musical festival occur.
red this Afternoon, and was greeted
With . large audience. Among the
distinguished visitors present were
Senator Thurman and w. T. Sherman.
To-nosrow evening there willsbe Civ.
en- % entirely new performance in
honor a. Senator Thurman, General
Sherman, and other notablcs whnihavs
arrived. ,,
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-05-13
The Treaty Of frankfort.

LONDON, May IA vicnna
special says: Bismarck with the
help Of Russia intends to obtain 1
written guarantecof the statutes ere.
ated by the treaty Of Frankfort. Rus'
sia and Austria are ready to snp.
port it.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-05-13
Homeopathy and Dental Surgery i.
='3. 1eicAigaa.

DErRolr, May 12-The Board Of
Regents Of the Michigan University
today concluded arrangements for
the establishment Of homeopathic
department; also resolved to provide
a3oollese Of dental surgery with two
lprofessorahips.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-05-13
American Tract Society.

NV Yonk, May l2.-Thc 6ftie.h
anniversary meeting Of the American
Tract Association was held today at
Dr.. Crosby church. fihe officers ot
the association were all elected, with
some slight changes made necessary
by DEATH Of members.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-05-13
Disasters on Lake Michigan.

NDETno1r, May 12-The report is
contradicted that the steamer Colem
was heard. from on Lake Michigan
last night. There was scycic gale
here last night, and several vessels
beachcd in Pigeon Bay lake. Among
them are the Fellow craft, Madred
and Antelope. No particulars as TO
damage.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-05-13
The Weather To-Day.

WASHINGTON, May l2.-Pr Probabil.
tiles for the upper Mississippi and
lower Missouri, and upper Lake re-
gion: Stationery, followed by falling
barometer; wind shifting TO southwest
and southeast, warmer weather, in-
.creasing cloudiness attending:a storm
centre in lower Missouri valley.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-05-13
Catholicism ii Prussia,

BERLIN, May 12.-Bozar Gortscll-
akof and Bismarck had 4 loog con-
sultation yesterday. Tie Catholic
bishops OF Prussia have decided to
dissolve the religious orders which the
state tolcratcs rather than see them
subjected to governmental saieryi-
sion.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-05-13
win Deliver IN Addr,..-aea. 1reck
iinriddEs in the Surgeons Hands. 8

LOUISVILLE, May 12.-Secretary
Bristow has accepted an invitation to
deliver an address at the decoration
soldiers graves at Cave
Hill Cemetery: in this city, on May
29th inst.
An important surgical operation
was performed upon Gen. John G..
Breckinridgeaa his home at Lexing-
ton, KY, Tuesday, BY DR.. Gross, Of
Philadelphia, and DR.. Saycrc Of New
York. His chest was penetrated by
tubes inserted. between the ribs aud
some relief was afforded. The physi-
clans are Of the opinion that the Cen
erals liver was injured during the war
fromsa fragment Of shell, aud that
his present sutferings are due solely
tothat cause. They have hopes that
the operation will prove of permanent
advantage to the sufferer.