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tT- Capt. Drinkwater, having sold his in
from the Office Of that boat Capt G H. Con-
radt one Of the most popular steamboat
clerks has taken his place. The Hughes is
regularly in the upper river trade and viii
leave on advertised time
The Van Buren press., 1875-06-08

ry- Hon J. ". Smi,bee. we notice from a
recent number Of the Little Rock Gazette
has severed editorial connection with that
paper for time. Mr.. Smithce has been one
cf the most indcfali gable newspaper men In
the State. aud We hope his retirement from
the nos, OF hnmcr an.! .rn.t Is only fer short
duration.
The Van Buren press., 1875-06-08

tS-Morehead Cornelius is home for vaca-
ton from the Arkansas Industrial University
at Fayetteville,
The Van Buren press., 1875-06-08

tS' Uncle pilly Mooney and Col. Peters
were down from the mountains, Monday NOR
ming. They have more activity than half OF
the boys.
The Van Buren press., 1875-06-08
Estray Notice.

rJNAKEN mp bv Alexander Clark. Jasper
l. township. Crawford county, a Black
Horse Pony. & wears old. some small saddle
marks on left side. some white on left hind
foot. and had on common size bell, May 18th,
1875.
Givn under my hand.
3w. ED \. SCOTT, Clerk.
The Van Buren press., 1875-06-08

tg" Five convictions for murder have al
ready been had in the United States Court, at
Fort Smith, and y number more to take their
trial
The Van Buren press., 1875-06-08

tS- We have heard of but one field Of
wheat that has been damaged by rust that is
one Of ". VI. Byers'.
The Van Buren press., 1875-06-08
COMMISSIONERS SALE
VALUABLE LANDS

DY virtue Of an Order and decree Of the
ID Circuit Court Of Crawfo County made
at the March term, 1875. in the case of Abner
/. Burrow VS.. Thomas B.. Mills. in his indi-
vidual capacity, and as administrator Of the
estate Of Walter G. Mills. deceased and 9TH
ers. | shall sell at public auction to the high
est bidder at the Court House door in the
County of Crawford. on
Monday, 9TH day of July, 1870,
within the hours Of judicial sales. the follow
ing described Real Estate, to-wit:
The y W fl a of See. No ,. Town No s. Il
No 80, West, containing. 54-56-lOO acres
and the f fl = of the f side OF Sec. No. II,
/ Town No K No. 80. west. containing 95-
/ 5I-l0O acres, and bounded as follows, to- wit
" commencing at the y W corner of the n W
| fl !, of Sec. No. Il aforesaid and running
/ from thence to a certain point on the North
| line of See No. II. aforesaid, from thence on
/ a line running due South to the Arkansas
| river. and thence down the river with the L
/ ) survey to the 5 w corner of the \ W fl
| 4 Of See. No II. aforesaid. and thence North
to the tcginning." containing in all lju acres
of Land. situate. lying and being in the
| County of Crawford aforesaid.
7erms-Salc TO be oN a credit of six months
the purchaser giving bond and approved
security. and lien retained on the land for
payment of the purchase money.
JOHN +. WINFREY,
/ Bv T. W. DAVIS. Commissioner.
Dep'ty Sheriff. June Swi
The Van Buren press., 1875-06-08


ing republican papers, ceamenting on frs.i-
dent Grants letter declining his position on
tie "third-t term" question
SENATOR hoRroN's ORGAN.
From the Indianapolis Journal, Nay 81
Stripped Of all verbisgs. thls remark hle
eleyenth-hour documept can only be constru-
ed as u politicians bid for . third term. He
"would not accept q nominAtios IL tt we're
rendered. unless Il should come under such
circumstances - to make 1t an imperative
duty--circuaistxscss that are net likely to
arise" 1t Is now the duty the Republicans
OF Ohio to follow In the lead Of their breth-
rem of tho Keystone State. and remove from
the shoulders Of the president any such i'm
perative duty by "reIolutiosG = method
he seems " despise. The Journal only re-
on the eve of assembling In State convention
in order that they, also. might set the seal of
their condemnation upon the d-term pre-.
ject.
From the Little Rock Evening Star OF the
lst inst:
Gen Grant says lie would not accept nom
inatisn unless Ms an imperitiv1 duty and un-
der circumstances not likely to arise. Why
not have said he eeud not accept it under
any circumstances Suppose thu "circnm-
would II he too great stretch OF Imagination
for the president to suppose that the Ameti-
can people could control them, and find some
body as competent rs himself to direct them
for the nations good? The possibility. sHg-
gested by Gen. Grant. contains the very es-
sence Of Cpsarism. II Is as easy to believe
that circumstances should make IL Nm i'm
perati,e duty" for him to accepts life term,
as a third term, and there are, doubtless syco
plants In the land who who would hail the
one as they would the other-wlth glsdness
and the hope of sn Office for life. The letter
will bring no strength 10 the republican par
ty, Wisdom as well ss duty will now sng-
gest to its leaders and conventions that cir
cumstanccs will make 1t an imperative du-
ty" for them to declare from now until the
presidential campaign opens, that the third
term Is an impossibilty, and that even the
thought of 1t Ia hostile to the spirit of our IN
stitutions. the traditions Of The government.
and the declared opinions Of the founders Of
the republic.
The Van Buren press., 1875-06-08

es- II, Blownfl,ld and Bud Gross started
yesterday on Gin Sharpening expedition
along the river below.
The Van Buren press., 1875-06-08

ev- Tom Smith killed a man BY tue name
OF Dodson at Rcseyille, on Thursday last IL
i reported as a foul and old-blooded murder
The Van Buren press., 1875-06-08

ty' Mr--Srmonds is in full charge of A.
NJ. Callahan & Co.'S mill, during the period OF
Mr. Csllahan's absence.
The Van Buren press., 1875-06-08

tE- Hon. B. j. Brown went down to Little
Rock last night.
The Van Buren press., 1875-06-08
. - .

People who are never likely to take
the will for the deed, lawyers.
Any young Miss would rather have
her cOrsets tight than her '.fellcr.
The Van Buren press., 1875-06-08

tT- Mr., John Stott is ready now 10 furnish
ICE on short notice, at cents per pound
The Van Buren press., 1875-06-08
What they think Of Grants Third Term
Letter

We make the following extracts from lead
ing republican papers, eesmenting on frsh-
dent Grants letter defining his position on
tie third term" question
The Van Buren press., 1875-06-08

izs- Our young friend rhiiip Scott is up
from Little Rock on visit.
The Van Buren press., 1875-06-08

'I'll come o thee when daylight sets.
as the lampiatcr said 10 the lamp.
The Van Buren press., 1875-06-08
State Press Association.
little Rock Gazette. June ~

We condensc the following synopsis OF pro-
ceedings from the official report:
The association met at the chamber of COM
merce at 10 a, m, Vice President James Tor
rams presiding:
Present-Wm +. Woodruff. jr, Little Rock
Gazette; j. NJ Blocher. Little Rock Gazette
George X. Brown. New Democrat; Q. G New
man. Pine Bluff Press; + Silverman, Pine
Bluff Republican; Wm X Burke. Helena
World; J. II, Balding. pevals Bluff Journal
A. &. Mathews. Des Are Citizen; G L. lsham
Van Buren Press; james f. Batteniield. Rus
.ellyille Democrat; NJ NJ. McGuire. Darda'
nellie independents; james TOrrdnS, New
York Herald correspondent; Jacob Frolich
Scarcy Record.
After reading several letters from absent
members, the association adjourned until
u. IN.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-10-14
Sioux ksity and Woedhnry Conn.
And Johnny McDonatd's Administra-
ton goes on for a Third Term.
c.al 10 Pre- IS am! pakotaian.

-'s1oux CRY, a., Oct j Full re-
turns from atAN::aodburY County gives
.thesRcpui,lican state ticket !. majority
Of 500. Mcdonald for sheriff, has
$50 majority, and Kent for Treasurer,
about $50. Gilliland for Representa-.
tive got all the votes cast in the
County except five, the Dcpacrats
having no candidate in~sfho field.
These figures show ;,~fepnblcan gain.
OF from $50 TO 10. \ proposition
to vote eo.7ifv bends fer !. Ceart
rHpuees was carriea7by 5ee-.nai ieritvs,---
Trotting.
NEW lo&K, Oct. IL Jerome
Park races.
The second race was for a purse.of
5000. shyloclS, Counters, and Arc.
,urus. Won by shyloclS: Counters
ID; Arcturus Sd Tine, 2,-I6!.
/ 1'hirdErace, 5000 forfeit, Club to
add 1000; dash of four miles; won
by Aaron Pennington; Nettie Norton
second; Willie Burke third time iis:412 .
oNAnA, Oct. ll.-ls'~tngns from va.
rlous portions of the state show a
republican victory, with decided re-
publican gains. ~
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-10-14
General News.

There was a. slight snow storm AT
Marshall, Minn., on the a4ls,
Oakland, cafiforr'iia5 was slightly
shook up BY an earthquake on Mon;
day evening. ,'- s.
The average wheat crop Of tic Uni
ted States is set at 3oO,p0o,ooo BUSH
els. The average increase of acreage
-i.s-ee prr cent
ST. Patrick's church, Roman Cath
olic, Brooklyn, recently received 81
applications admission from mem
bers d other churches.
The .Inivcrsalists Of ,,the United
States will meet in a general ccuyen-
,ion in lynn, Mass, on "Wednesday, ),
October 20, and following days.
y double military wedding took
place the other day in St. Louis.
Capt Bowen-or the eighth infantry
was'married to NNs Minnie Simpson.
and Lieut.. Cass Dunham to Miss
Lizzie Champion, both daughters Of
.Gcn.-,y. H. Simpson, S, A.
The Knickerbockcr life insurance
company some time ago insured a
man for *3 600, and after a time, va
rious complications having arisen, the
policy passed into his, daughters pos
session. The officers agreed TO let
her know when the premiums. became
due, but neglected 10 do 50, and late
ly her father died. They refused TO
pay up, and she.sucd. and has rccov-
cred the full amount with costs.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-10-14
Yesterday s ENiglZreS
But U The State goes Republican
and stands Redeemed.
The Ohio Election.

ClScINNArl, Ocs. l.-lhe follow
ing is bulic,iaed at the Gazette office:
Returns from - counties gives =. net
gain s0o0. The sl3.
counties yet to he,srziiTo,n arc sueltsas
TO INSPIRE moro doubt t'h;l;srs,opr. =
CoLuMpus, Oct. ll.-l'hcrc is still
intcnsc. exritenent here over the ,c1cc-
tien VS. Much Gguring5~is being
donc. The democrats,asdr- asdr-rot expect
to discipate> Hayes majority entirely
but claim that it will be very small
The republicans figure very close but
s,ill:ely on-scvcral thousand majority.
Not figure yet received on other
candidates.
CoLuNprs, O.t- l4-Af,cr very
careful figuring, A. L. Wiekoii', chair.
man Of the republican state commit.
tee, states that sixty;cight counties
now reported give, lo,Go1 majority
for Hayes. Twenty counties not
heard from gave Il democratic ma
joritY Of 5,as7l in rs, by 1000 in ~.
The democrats here claim a gain Of
1,l02 in sixtcoh or.tllese counties and
the republicans a gam OF 1900 in
four Of them. This will leave net
majority of 1881 for Hayes. The
democrats conceac the state TO The
Republicans.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-10-14

Iishnen,s, as ilshcliad been hacked by
AN cnormot's betting interest TO do it
in given number of. minutes. 1
shall, at my OWN risk, describe him as
a SMALL, coMrAtlryNnlE or NERVES,
with the figaro, aspect aud nimblcncss
of a l'renchman. the south. Ills
face is Il Remarkably strong one-lhe
nose firm, tIlc,nioutf resoluteNnd cx.
prcssivc, aud the eyes alternately
twinkling with fun, and flaming with
purpose. lie is the ,soit OF man who
runs hrs 4ihgerstlmoush -his-!.a;.-e tery- e. ],
tivcsminutes, who talks rs cloqucntly
with his bands as with his tongue,
and who keeps each car, and each
eye, and /cvery celY-of his brain on
fullstrcich in the performance Of a
separate function. For instance he
hears every word you say,fto him
about the new opera boutie, and at
the same instant catches his tuner ut,
tering a false note and drops his SIM
ultaueous inspection of a key board
workman OF the aiscord.
Passionatply fond of music, orig
inallysa teacher of thc art, and now
IFS EApTUEous DENorEE,
Weber is the very seul-and principle
,oi-his calling. IIc .inluscs himself in.
TO his instruments, Not one of them
goes out Of his factory into the world
without the jealous, fostering scrutiny
and perfect satisfaction Of the master.
His pianos are his children, and the
last coat OF varnish which they get in
his shops is Il baptism at which he
who has watched them from shape
less babyhood at last takes tender and
regrctful leave of each OF his offspring.
From in the morning to IL at
night his brain, his nerves, his muse
less, and all his members are in iron
servitudc to his tyrant-thc Weber
piano. He apportions his days to so
much piano making, SO much piano
playing, so much piano selling, and
his nightssto fcverish-dreams Of inn.
proving and cnricIing his eloquent
idols. Yet, withal,. he is one of[thc
blithest of Slaves. The Clubs depend
on him for daily quota Of jokes and
causcries.r Hc.knows everybody, and
amid tllislhugc metropolitan audience
dealslont his quips and his qniddities,
With an unspnring hand. Yet nc is
always, everywhere, and under all
circumstances, Weber. the piano.iertc
manufacturer indeed, you need only
see the man dartipgIfrom pole to. pole
in his shirt-slccves to understand his
remarkable and multifurious success.
Don CARLOS.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-10-14
Railroad Statistics IN. Great
Britain.

The following figures taken from
tile statistical abstract OF The United
kinsdom.for 1874 c.intercsting. as
showing the growth OF the railroad
system in England and Wales, in
Scotland and ireland, and in the Uni
ted Kingdom as !: whol7, from 1860
TO 1874. The length Of the lines
open in England and Wales at the
end Of 1871 was ll,G22 miles. an in
crease of about 1000 miles in Ii
years: the total paid up capital am
ountcd to ;e5OS,i20,097, an increase
OF .c22O,O2S,4S6, and the total num-
ber~of passengers carried during 1874
was 1882 AGA, more than three
times the number carried in 1860.
The total traffic receipts i'll 1874 am
ountcd to f4s,144,74s, and in 1860
to f23,4772 GAG. The net traffic re-
ccipis for passengers and goods in
1871 amounted to I0,l5S,2I, ex-
cecding the net receipts in ls6Oby
\elo,45S, ,s79.s The total paid up cap
Nal has increased annually at the rate
oiWore than ff5, 100000 a year, and
of MS,O00,0O0 for 1874
In Scotland the total length OF line
open inNlSy4 was 1868 miles. The
tt,te.4l paiaIap capital in North Britain
in 1871 MaS s7l,327, ,l49, as com.
pared withS e30,S3S,141 in 1860
itAhc number OF passengers was-3S,-
240,Ol1, an increase of nearly 2i2e,OOO,-.s
600 in the fourteen years. Thesgross
traffic receipts were SO ,234 1875, more!
than double those Of 1860, whiiet thes,
working expenses had risen from q
3seG lsGn 10 e9S G34 ; 3 id 814,
and thenet traffic receipts l'roms
Glo,l to f2,S45, ,9OG. Ireland has;
the smallest length Of line among the
three divisions Of the unitedsKinGs
dom, and the annual increase of leW'
line is also in a smaller proportipp:
Last year the total length open vas
2,421 being an increase. Of about 5000
miles in1fourtcen years. The capital,
which stood at twenty aud a half mil
lions n-iSGO had risen to nearly
thirty millions; the total numberof
passengers conveyed sln~4otf stoot1, ~
1G,554 ,22G, having risen zat,thc rAte
OF nearly half million annually dur.
ing. the fourteen Years. The total
traffic repotts..fsr:--i ss:4F4 were te2s, 522
o59, as compared with f1 1865 ,di1 III III
1860; and the met traffic receipts from
,t745, ,3ll to l,l2l,7i333. IN tie whole
OF HE United Kingdom the total
length Of line, ,opensas tic close of LAST
year was 1B, ,44Sgmiless n,isincreaseFol
about 6,00o miles ; in Sfouftccn years $,
,'hc total paid up capital amounted I. to
e6O0,949,9l9, an increase rofa ftSi5l,
1873 1873 l229 in the fourteen years. 1llle
/ total -number of passengers hal@riscl
from lG3,4s3,572 in 1860 to 1886,
10l 1874, or from 1850 per milo
in lsGOto 29,0Sl per pile in lS.l:
- = III, *
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-10-14
lHy Reqaest,l
PLANO FORTEs.
Tho Three Great Manufac tnrers OF
New York.
Their E,crsan::l Gharac,eri..tci.
Etc.

Tie business of piano;m making in
this country really lies in the hands
~. i .Gel. -mcn ,-Al-cbcr, SteinMay. and
Chickcring. No more various types
can be found in any other trade or
calling. Each is sui gencris and II
marked specimen Of his own pecVliay
lSind. Tie two first have recefheAfs5e
had things all theii, e,sn way, and u
most intense and
lSpEF yNr1GABLE COMPETITION
has Hnged between them. The
yennger and the more ardent of this
pair entered the race latest OF the
three, but can now look over his
shoulder at the second, and stop to
take breath as he eyes the third. Ma.
ture did u good deal for Weber by
stripping him of everything physical
-but-nesve and sinew. Accident did
almost Us ,nuch when il endowed him
with that crisp, iive.leltered name Of
his.
The men are each worth a pcn-and-
ink picture.
First lounges Chickeri,g into view
IA portly, slistless Bostonese, with all
the indinerentism and gentlemanly in
dolence of his breed. He confcsscs, l
believe, to the maternity Of Gity-scvcn
pleasant aud comfortable years. Tall
and stately, he has
TIE l.NNGuID AIR
20! a-e,lsarge dAilaircs politely -occu.
pied in doing the salaried ornamental
at. Vienna or St. Petersburg. He is
bald, in a gentlemanly manner, and
he cultivates a very trim mustachc
and imperial Of iron gray, so that if
he were a tritle sitter in his port and
"a tiifle4 4ess-lit4lsef shoutAis joints, he
might pass for French marshal Of
the second empire. This incomplete
resemblance Chickcring hcightens by
3persistently sporting in his buttons
hole Mat very identical ribbon Of the
legion Of honor which his piano.lortcs.
knocked out ola Paris exposition jury.
This little utfectation would be ride
ulo.s if indulgcd in by any yboay other
than Chckering. On this part, how
ever, the decoration is enhanced
.rathor than .misapplicd. He is cx-
actly one Of the sort Of men for whom
such
49,.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-10-14
Senator EdmuaAs DecIipes !;
Federal appointment.
Mississippi Troubles.

A., ia. 4
siEMrIlfs, Oct. ll-A committee
cpmpasedze44nally -o1 white aud 8ol-
orcd citizens oi Cophama cphnty,.
Mss, hase ,saasa circular '''SoS,ps .,,
shsIi m s.,na7 and 10 o pro.
,.c,s .,,,;y. 3 s,,ro,,artv of tho neanle1
frona . ,,,ss Insaspaiarils. Il changes
Il 8, l ~ 8 4 ha
sss q 81 s.sssliI as,a.a, .,.a,,fa
~ a.. -,
So - I. Nh I
y: s'. Dous w. Da'''s,l
n 80 49,. =. We : -" -
.1 ,,,,s ,,,ora h,,..,ad .na - !
,sm5t ,vns n,,,1s = b,,t bis dxc,,;ngJs
ThG circular urges well disposed ci,i..
zens to organi1sforsshe9c commonspao
lection sagainst lf'sendiaries, snnd to
nightly patrol the, Plantations II Is
signedby niue coo!ofsed Sd. menand among
the signatures OF white raen are names
of,' ltn1teas States =ss s major -Alcorn aud
Rev. n. II. White.
sg6s 6 Personal. aas s.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-10-14
A FARM NEAR YANKToN.

g FARM OF lGD ACRES EACH, In Township
%, Range So, for ]60 each half cash and b af On
time, at per, cent. Interest," 80
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-10-14
TCESOrK.

New YORK. Oct. IL.
WnEAr--lal2c better and active; No. 3
Chicago, sl.la@i15; No. Q Chicago, $l25
M12S No. Milwaukee. s $1.2S( l.3O u
Ter edsWes,ern, Sl.2OQ1l.I4. , i
"a ltY}. AND BARlEY-Quiet.
A CoEN-steady; Steam western mixed.
die; sail do, 12@g121155c; high mixed and
yellow, Ii2l i2lla aG1'i;3'c.
.yrs--DuLI and unchanged.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-10-14
The Hennepin Canal.

.CulcAco, Oct. -Thc,commit.ee * 3. 1ll ,lt
appointed by the lIennepin and Rock
Island Canal Co, to cor,siier the best
means Of securing tie passage by
Congress, OF a.bill approp9rliiating p9rlia mon
cy 10 build the Hcnnepin extension,
which Inns been asitAtsd q I dl.yseoNautlyys met
here this morning, and listened to. a
pumber Of speeches aud suggestions,
but up to noon has arrived at no def
nite conclusion. Tie meeting .'has
adjourned till afternoon.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-10-14

HoGs-Estima,cd receipts 10000 steady
rough. to common, S7.250p7.5O; common TO
g6hd heavy. s1.G0S9S 90; good $40 choice
heavy SIS. oo@s:25;. Pbi!adeIphias, ssAo
-01S So 50 S}ssS. X ts &s4&E
Cvrrr LII Receipts, .s,Goo;, common, 10
choice sias5e.6,75; stockefs, .s.2.5C 80;
Texans,,sss 1,g,ga3.so \, native butchers, 80 80
as % ] 9 =. = s.sE7f 2 ! &.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-10-14
FOREIGN.

LoNpo&s Oct. l4-:Ihe newspapers
of London arc unanimous in-thcir eS-
preston of satisfaction at the result
of the October elections in America.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-10-14
rEErrY AND becoming roys

were lllNenlcQ..
The furious rivalry Of Weber and
5Steinway has compelled this elegant
man Of fashion and gentleman. Of lcis-
ure 10 do something for aliving, a and
so lie has built him a music hall and
bought a professor to open it and show
of his pianos Whether this is Il
very practical way Of struggling for
the lead, l leave 1T 10 the future. to
determine.
|. The great trouble with Chickcrlng,
they tell me, is that everything is a.
" condesceusion with him-even 10
the acceptance Of American dollars.
for his Boston pianos.
William Steinway is. the second
subject Ct this faithful process. He
lis 40 years old, and looks ten wears
more On the debit side. Chiclicring
has Il direct and absolute reverse in
him. You would never mistake
Steinway for a French marshal, but
might easily be tripped up by his re-
semblEancc to the ideal lager: beer
hoc.''' h1otr' Asp eN.ff
fassany e, of ilie blusterous sea.dogs who
fdi'l 1a' the fresh,water lighting for tlrs
'icomlnohWealeh, Ste'nway boasts, with
roar, that he isn't gentleman,
thank Uod lie looks even less like
a piano-forte maker. OF course he
L mas a large, square mead; OF course
1th's beard 1sa thick, ana black, and
cropped ol course TIC is short, and
stout, ana muscular; o. course ne rolls,
ana scow4s, and grows . Ike q pirate
/ itreluc'an.ly retired lrGh business; OF
coufse9ellese arc ~ o!1aracterlstics OF
s'cinMay, pecause yssa1vasta l,iEn.E by
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-10-14

pes ST. Louis, Oct, ii. j
4 Hoas-Lowsr;i shippers, S7.00@z. 40;
bacon, sT.e5@7 .65; butchers, 81. 75eA
$40; extra, Ss.25.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-10-14
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