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The New York herald., 1875-09-20
CLOTHING.


at r. MINTZS 24s THIRD AVENUE BETWEEN
Twentieth and Twenty first streets, ladies and gentle
men will he surprised the great prices paid in cash for
o cthnr Carpets and Jewclry for the Western and
southern trade by post punctuay attended by Mr.
Mrs. MINTI
A r 1 o7I RRO NDWAY BETWEEN THIRTY SECOND
and Thirty.thrd streets.-Broadway prices will bo
maid for Clothing &C. by calling on or addressing b.
HARRIS. 1,274
A r UARVIS 81 SIXTH AVENUE, NEAR WAyERLEY
nlace-Lades and gentlemen receive full value for
Clothing Jewery, Books &c. Call address Mr..
or Mrs HARRIS
A -33X SIXTH AVENUE, NEAR FOURTH STREET.
a Ladies and gentlemen receive the highest value for
caso Clothiug Carpets &c Call address Mr. Mrs.
NATHAN.
At EDWARD MILLER'S WE'LL KNOWN EsTAB-
n lishm 6S Sixth Waverloy place-The
utmost paid for Casoh Clothing Carpets, &c, by
calling o. addressing Mr.. or Mrs MILLER
AT FLATTO's UPTOWN ESTABLISHMENT, sl6
N Sixth avenue Forty sixth streetreat prices
will be paid for Indies and gentemens cast-oh COthb6 &C.
Address Mr. or Mrs. kLATrO slj sixth avenue
MAsuR. 256 SEVENTH AVENUE, WILL POSI-
temeus cast0h Clothing Carpets, &C LADIES waited on by
DIR. or Mrs Masur
DAD IN GoLD-RECEIvED LARGE ORDERS FOR
j ladies' aud gentlemen's CastOn Cl0thihg Furniture,
Jewelry Laces Diamonds Call on send note.
j. ANIIALT No 1TS Seventh avenue
IGrHoLEsALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN CLOTH
w inc arc Invited 10 call ut the METROPOLITAN
PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, In the Herald Bulldog to
obtain estimates their Printing which DC carefully
done there at exceedinslV low "neeS
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BOARD ON BROOKLYN HEIGHTS 163 JoRALEMpN
Id street. house and location first class carly application
will choice of Rooms block from City Hall house
and newly furnished
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HELP WANTED-FEMALEs.

A CHANCE.-MEN. WOMEN BOYS AND GIRL
~ learn teegraphy and take positions. THOMPSON
College 20 4th opposite Cooper Institute Telegram
taught practically, with instruments Commence imin,
dia,ciy.
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(NOACHMAN AND GRoOM-BY A FIRST CLASS MAN
" marricd is competent city driver; highly recon-
mended six years with last employer Call address
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WANTED-FOR OUT OF TIE CITY, A YOUNG
w man. thoroughly experienced in roasting. grinding
coffee and manufacturing ground spices be ndusr
and strictly temperate Apply giving reference and
York
The New York herald., 1875-09-20

IATAETED-A RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN; MUST
w understand the business; reference
qured Apply, at 10 A. NJ at Quaker Dairy, 1888 Broad
The New York herald., 1875-09-20

100 EAST 2srI sr.--A HEALTHY YOUNG wOMA
lOA as wet nurse has full breast OF milk: willing
oblgng objection to the country best references
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81 WEST STA RESPECTABLE YOUNG MARRIEI
q nurse; is willing make herself gen
orally nseul In the family For apply Dr. Mer
rill. 90 Greenw Call for one week.
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A10 EAST 10TH ,;!. srTA CohPETENT LAUNpKkSS ;,
neatest manner; 75c doEen satisfactory refer
ence.
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IOc WEST 18TH STA RESPECTABLE wOMAg
Do will take in ladies gontlemcn's washing
best city reference Call for days Inquire
for Mrs KANE.
The New York herald., 1875-09-20

VNANTED-BY A STEADY INDUSTRIOUS ENGLISH
w coachman FIVE years reference from las
place Call address, for two days, NJ p r. Campbe's
nv
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BOARDERs WANTED.

I HANDSOME SUIT OF SECOND STORY ROOMS
southern exposure with Board with without private
table l53 Madison avenue corner Thirty second street
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IN MORRIS PLACE, 42D ST. BETWEEN 10TH AND
~ llth avsA respectable young irl child's
and to do plain sewing be seen for days Call
address MAGGIE.
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WANTED-A SITUATION BY A SINGLE MAN: is A
" good groom careful driver and practical gardener
city country good reerences sober and Industrious
dress T. O. b., Herald Uptown Branch Office
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S0 WEST 18TH STA FIRST CLASS WASHER
HOO and ironer TO do washing and ironing her
house, hutng and putting neatly done Miss CRossON.
The New York herald., 1875-09-20

Ot WASHINGTON SQUARE, NEAR 5TH Ay-l
~ French nurse take of children and do sewing
good reference Call for two days.
The New York herald., 1875-09-20

WANTED-A SITUATION BY A GERMAN MAN AS
w gardener gentleman's place; understands his
business take horses cattle good reference
Address p. r., Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1875-09-20

10 WEST 18Th STA RESPECTABLE YoUN
= girl as ehldrens nurse best city reference. Can
for two days.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-04-29
THE DAKOTA SOUTHERN
Through Train. by Friday Eve.
ming.

: Hon. G, G. Wicker, president Of
the Dakota Southern Railroad, and
a. H. Morrison, Esq, president of the
Michigan and Lake Shore railroad,
reached Yankton at noon yesterday
and are registered at the St. Charles.
They came up from Elk Point in the
morning by hand car and met the
Yanktont train four miles this side Of
Vermillion, where they exchanged
conveyances, and returned with the
train to Yankton.
1t was not deemed prudent to ven
ture over the slough this side of the
Vermillion river yesterday. but to.
day Bovee will make trial trip.
The condition of the road is rapidly
improving-sThe waters have almost
entirely left the track, and the mud is
rapidly drying up. A, large force is
Kept employed along the line, and it
was said last evening by Agent Van
Tassel that train would runlthroug6
Friday evening. The Big Sioux
bridge will be finished at that time.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-04-29

Union Pacific Railroad. II has not
been starting point at all. 1t has
wanted emigrants to start from Yer
million, fankton, Springfield and
Brule City-it has been xeslsiag- g-se e
this end all the while, and whei.
.Sweetser Of Yankton went down to
Sioux City to lead some Of the pill.
grims to Yankton and was assailed by
this Sioux City mob led on by the
valiant Hubbard, and the Journal
backed the mob and secuted, denoun-
ced and villifed Swcetser,-it didn't
mean anything but opposition tc,the
Union Pacific.
n What sly old fox the Journal Isl?
To what inscrutablc depths it does
descend when it wants to carry a
grand point like turning the Union Pa
ci6csstravel up the Missouri. What
profound strategy, and how eminent
ly successful. See the on coming
thousands who were ticketed TO Chey-
enne advancing on Vcfmillion, Yank-
ton, Springfield and Brule City. How
profitable the spectacle.
If there are any SO short sighted,
y
in either Vermillion, fankton, Spring
field or Brulc City, that they "can't
see. it," let them read what the great
strategist says about it, blottingfrom
memory all that the aforesaid great
has heretofore said about it. This
lis what we term SiouylCity poppy
cock:
Looking never sgslight a distance be-
yond our own noses, it. is easily to be seen
lhat Sioux City and points above Sioux
City on The Missouri river are opposed ip
their mutual interests to any quarrel le-
tween cact1 other. : The question Of Ehn
shall sell picks aud shoycls 70 the few ad.
ventupesUne pioneers who shall push for.
ward TO possess the land and prepare the
way forcoming thousands, is u l1at,cr ut.
aerly trivial. The issue that should con;
cern us, and it is the one theJournal has
sought n keep in view, is dhc importan,
tissue pending between whH may be dcsig.
mated as the Missouri rivy route and wta,
We may name as the Union Pacific route.
As the case now stands for all Immigrants
medest!Ineasf such= =ti,at all
new countries arI settled-.coming from
points east Of THO Missouri and Mississippi
rivers. we rc<hgnest in the conviction this
way is the best way: Now. it is moi mat
ter over which we shall contend whether
they leave the Missouri river at Sioux City
at fermiH Mon, at Yankton, ut Springfield
at Drule City; we only feel disposed TO la
Dor te, turn the tide this way, :
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-04-29
2Posl Omce lse.uiatIon..

ohlpe open from 8 a. M to SPIN. Sundays fr,m
9tolO a. III.
Money Orders drawn and paid from 80 a. m. to
$3.50 p. m., and until $3.50 Saturday nights.l-h
Mailarriycs from The East dnifYat 5:lu p. M.
..a.sSs Acpar's for the East datl " at $40 am.
/. Strives from the Wcstidaily, Al Z p. IN. -a
z-.' departs f,r the Weet daily at 8 a. m.
:. arrives from For Randall Tuesday. Thprs-
day and Saturday evenings; departs For
same place on Monday, Wednesday and Fri
day mornings.
Mail arrives from sulx,. and above.on Tuesday
and Thursday evenings, and leaves or,Mon-
and "Wednesday mornings.
Mail arrives from Sioux Falls Tuesday, Thursday
aid saiursdny at Z p. M; departs for same
place Monday. Wed. and Friday at Z a. m.
Ms:larrtyes from Fircstccl ruesday, Thursday
and Saturday,at2 2 p. IN departs Monday.
Wednesday aud Friday at Jam.
All mails close30 minutes before leaving. cx-
ccpt those gon. u? river, which close ut 8n. IN.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-04-29
The Dispatches. /.

I We have nothing definite about
our press reports, and Mr.. Bowen
may be compelled TO visit Chicago
in order to determine the matter. He
was in Sioux City last evening. The
brief report we are enabled to give
this morning was obtained by Mr..
Clevenger, operator at Yankton, to
whom we tender thanks. He hopes
to do much better today.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-04-29
UNITED STATES MAIL.
DAKOTA.
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
N,r.,1, 1E~E

WAsnlSGg.,S, 3,st March. 1875.
PROPOSALS. Viii be received :nt the Con
tsacl Office 0ftiiis Department nm irS5 O'Clock.
p. M. of 81 NJ ,y,les5 (tO be decided by he 10
June, for carry ng the mails of the United Sla e.
from July ]. lss5.io Juneal, 1878, on h. follow
lug route in,tile Territory Of Dakota, and by III.
schedule OF departures aud arrivals herein spcci
fed, viz: h
35l46 From Bismarck. by Jamcstown, WorihiDg
aaion, fIaggari's. and Fargo, 10 MVUihend linn,
195 miles and back. once q week from Novem.
ber list 10 NJ rci 3ist in eac y year, or duriul
suspension of railroad service.
Make proposals to reads per month.
Leave Bismarck Monday nj g Ism;
Arrive at Moorhead Thursday by4-p. M;
Leavc Moorhead Monday at 9 q. m;
arrive al Bismarck Thursday by PIN.
Bond required with BID $4,000. Check, s4oo:
1t Is to be understood that this service is 10 be
gin and end al tine time Of disoont snuance and
resumption Of service by the Northern faci1,
Railroad Company, and will not be limited tc
the dates named above.
For laws relating to the postal service, forms o1
-propusal, bond. aud certificate, and Tor testruc
'tlOns and condition to be EN- oraced In the con
form 10 be found at the termiai Of each route o,
by addressing1hc Second Assis tlnt Postmaster
Ge-e.at.
Bids should be sent in scaled envelopes, super
sclined " Ma proposals. lNukota,' and addresset
to the Second Assistant Postmaster General
Washington, u. c.
sdOcw-G -GwGW Postmaster General
.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-04-29
Sioux City Backing Down.

Tho. Sioux City Journal nxkes a
most pusillanimous confession in it's
: -,,sst,eeE APFiil-25 LIT is
known fact that the Journal has made.
every effort possible to induce the
Black. Hills emigrants 20 take what
has been termed the Sioux City Sand
Hill route to the Black Hills. 1t has
even published map in which this
route was delineated as running di-
rect from Sioux City through porth-
ern Nebraska to point south of=the,
Black Hills region, when every relia<
7blc map published and every reliable
report given to the country By ex-.
plorers, show that therou,e ia ques-
ton is totallyimpracticab 4 1t trav-
erses sand hills and sand plains for
hundreds Of miles. This map was .
nc aid the Journal either knewIit was;
Ilie,-or must confess an ignorance
very discreditable lin a journalist. In
Its advocacy Of this route and Sioux
City as starting point for the Black
Hills the Journal has been endorsed
and sustained by the leading men Of
Sioux City, aud it is perfectly proper
to infer that these leading men also
knew that they were advocating lie.
And why have they advocated il:
Not in the interest of truth'in any
sense,-but simply that Sioux City
merchants might be benefited BY the
sale-of outfits to the Black Hills emil
giants. Out Of purely mercenary
onsiderations, the Journal and many
OF the leading business men Of Sioux
City have, misled hundreds of poor
fellows who arc now wandering about
in northern Nebraska like the children
Of Israel in, the wilderness, and who
Iii reports be true are uttering threats
Of yengea9ce upon the heads Of those
who are responsible for their condi
ton Our special from Springfield
will give the rcader an idea: Of the
The Sioux City
Pilgrims have undergone since leaving
there ion the 5th Of April. They are
now making their way back to tn,
Missouri after twenty three days o
tedious travel. Their camp to-nigh
is not forty-6vel miles distant from
Yankton. :
But Sioux City begins to realiz
that it, is not profitable, !, TO play it
Black Hills swindle longer: The bub
BILE is exploded, eastern, papers hav'
given to the world the pitiable con
dition Of the poor fellows who hav
gulled into martyrdom ,ha
* City may sell it's pork an
and nowswe are told thatlSiou
6as never had the slightest wis
81 isect the oouroe Of the Blacl
emigrant except 1. s.gainst II
-.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-04-29
, OsHKOs
SWEPT BY A TERRIBLE
CONFEDERATION.
Seven Lives Lost. and the Busi-
ness Portion. Of the
City in Ruins.
Ehe Grand Jury o., the District Of
Columbia Investigating Pa
die Nail King.
ST. LoUIsAHAs a. FlRE
ST. LOUIS HAS A FIREy
0shkosh in Ashes,

OsHKosp, Wis, April ga ter.
rible fire Has been raging Allthe after.
noon, The telegraph office escaped.
The post Office. Uniyersalist church
and other buildings burning. Seven
persons killed by falling walls. The
city IS ia widest state Of fright. The
FIRE is now under control.
LATER. s'is-s,.
Osakosu, April 2S.-rhe burned
1iatrics;is one snda half miles wide
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-04-29
GHltAdo S.. Louis
iExnHKas. ExPREss.
CONNECHONs.

l.. AT y. P. Transfer Nth UNISON Pacific Rail.
road for Omaha .=s
L e.. Al Council Bluffs. with Kansas City, St. Joe
and Council Bluffs Railroad for st: Louis and all
points sonth.
j. AT MissourieVa.ley with Chicago & North
western Railway for Chicago and Ill potnte east.
Z. AT SiouxcNy with the Sioux CttYlan g.
Panl, ll,inosx Ce:tral and Dakota Southern Ratl-
navigation, and with stages for all points In the
iNorthwstt. ;s-,.
s. Al Blair with Omaha aud Northwestern Il.
r., for Omaha and Southern Nebraska.
tat Fremont, Neb., with the Union Pacidc Il.
Il .tfor. all points west; and the Pacihc coast.
~. AT Wioucf, with stages for Norfolk, anu Al
points IN Norf6ern NebsaskH,
+ U-0e apso yGnr tickets read via sc. - Pr.
G. NIL. Genl Ticket AgI,
9. 3. Suz1o. Ps,ss Az Sioux Cay; Z,
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-04-29
Condensed Market Report.

Nrw YoHx, April ss.zDsy goods
business checked by inclsment wealth
or. Jobbing rates leker. Shifting
on request; shawla quiet; lawns,
several fancy cases Sold at auction to-,
day at good prices for light weather
goods Wheat fallen, rye dull, bar
ley firm, oats in demand, pork frmer,
also butter-@hislSy dull.
CnlcAGe1 April 2s.-Cattle market
closed qgiet; no change in horses
sheep, 1ctive.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-04-29
Twenty-three Days out from Sioux
City and only Two Days
March from Yankton.
They Abandon the Sand Hill
Route.
And are Marching Down the
Bazillc 10 NlObrara.
special to the Daily Pres. and Dnko.aian.

Special to the Daily Pres. aud Dako,aian.
srn1scrlrLb, D. T., Apr. 2s,-Geo.
Brown, reliable man=liying on the
Niobrara river thirty miles above
the town Of Niobrara, came down to.
day and says the advance party Of
Sioux City Black Killers are on the
Bazille Creek coming down toward
the Missouri river to strike the road
leading direct to the Niobrara river
the same being on the Yankton,
Springfield and Niobrara river route.
j. L. TURNER.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-04-29
A Ravisher's Fate.

ME1lrnls, April as;man while
attempting to ravish%rl lady near the
city, @as.capiured and lodged in Jail;
was afterwards taken out3and hung
by a mob, to tree. s.:H
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-04-29
STATE r,E. WISCONSIN,
County OF Milwaukee.

ncnry l.. Palmer, President md N,llart.Mer
rill, Secretary of the Nor hweslern Mutual Lfe
bcidg duly sworn, depose ana say, that The core.
going is 10 the brst,f their Knowledge and belief
Y tutsJ correct 4atcmcnt Of The affairs. Of
la6y II, the bunaddc owner Of at leAst One Hun
dred Thousand. Dollars, Of acina, cash assets,
Invested IN the Stafe and Uniied Sta1es Stocks
Estate. Aunincumbered md worth double sthe
-:.rru7n' ti;ur witch FHm1 Is -T0rrsagtt; ard
kcy are tlac above described officers Of snid In
shrance Company.
stsEaI. : NJ IL. PALMER. President :
lssAL WILLARD MERRILL, Secretary.
Subscribed aud sworn bcforc.mc this ll,h aay
OF March, 1850
[-EAL]s WILLIAM II. tTARNtlAM
| Noiary Public, Milwaukee County. Wiz
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-04-29

ST.. LOUIS, April 2ssszzzAt, extensive
fire took place, on main street linear
Almond, to-day.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-04-29
What Hon. VIM. R, King knows
about Pacific Mail.

WASHINGTON, April 2s.-Thc dis
trict grand jury is considering the
case of w. S. King, with view Of
eliciting interesting facts. =
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-04-29
NoTIGE.
U. S. ISlernal Revenue Rpecisl Taxes,
Msg-f4.l 81 5, tO 80, l8 78.

The revised statutes Of the United States. sec.
tons 32,2 3237 1885, and 3239, require every per.
son engaged In any business, ayocation, or eul-
plOymeht which renders him liable 10 4 spccialI
lax, 10 procure and place cunsp,cuously In hi. |
estab i.tment: or place Of bus: i kiamp DE-
noting the pay ment of said special tax for the
spectA Tax year beginning May I, 1873; before
s.. isss. = ol@1u'Ns business Ae' 0ps''
The taxes Embraced within tho provisions Of
the law aboysllneted ute he following VIZ: 80
Reclia 4200 90
tealers, retail lquor. :. TO
Dealers, wholesale liquor. -. lOO ~
ltAlersdn malt liquors, Wholesale. ,.... ~ o.
Dealers In malt liquors, retail .... 90 10
tiyalerr 10 leaf tob tcco !. T.. w. 25 90
-ReAi de llcss In leaf tobacco. $50 w
n,id on eales q q. oyer = l,ouo, my cents for
| df1r every dollar In excese Of f1.uG0. .zz-4Ss--
| Dealers In manufactured iobtccO.. 90
i Aanufactureip vi stills................., 5000
II And iOr each It'll manu- ufactured. 90 Or
l. And for each worm manufactured. ..... ~ 10
tM0nuf3ctur,r rs vi tObacco. ............@ lO OBJ
N Manu- 5acturera OF ci sars IL tU1
| Pcddiers Of tobuccO. fret sclEss ,more
1 han two horses or Other aniniaist..... so OD
4 Peddlers OF tobacco. second class tlwo
u Lhoraes or other antmale) ........... -. 25 90
EPcddlers Of tot accu, bird class Zone h0rse
or other aniuet1 ,1s-ro
OF public convey ancc) !. .............. 10 90
\ Brewers OF less han 6JO barrels ......... sy w
4 Brewers of 5uU hlrrels or mOrr. lUO w
Amy perron, so Liable, who shall fall to comply
with The frcgMthK requirements Will be subject
to severe penalties. : 4
rersons or Arms Mable 10 pay a6v of thespcciai
4 Elk Point. nspuiy Hector or w. X. Holi-nbeck.
Collector of Internal Revenue al NerniIlion. and
pay for and procure ihe epecial Tax st mp or
s,aTips fssy ns,s asss bSGsns s ss
silva ceai,a issioae,oJ lnteraat Rtrsans.
Oflcc Of Internal Hevenne, Washington, u. G,
February i, ls75. -. ess
= 4
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-04-29
TERRITORY oFzDAKoTA, !,

Auditors Office, Il
9liyct, d. r, March 90, 1873.
Whereas. lie Norihwcstcrn- Mutual Life In
surancc Company. loca, ell IN the city of Milwai,,
kec aud Stilc+of Wisconsin, has filed In this cfice,
a sworn sia' emcnt OF It's condition. on The 3lst
the provisions of an act Of the Legislative e Assem-
bly, Of the erer'ilory OF Dakota reuins to lnsnr;
ancc Companies, approved Ja,ha,s sth, lsGs and
OF enid Company filed In this office. Ihnl that he
said Insurance Company Is possess ed OF the Reccs
law. Therefore, /. A. Sheridan Jones, auditor of
Dakota Territory, do hereby certify ttat ssid In.
snrancc Company is duly. authorized 10 transact
the business OF Life Insurance In said Terri DRY.
for the year ending December 3lst, a. d. 1875, by
agents properly appointed. .
ROBERT. MoNTElTH, Agent.
/ In-tcs,imony whereof have hereunto set MY
hand and SEAL this 29th day OF March. AZ D. 1875.
lseal A. SHERIDAN JONES,
nlwi Auditor
--lzs----
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-04-29
: Statement of the Condition
3lst Day Of December 1874.

The name of-tae Company is the Ns,ts.wesier erl
Mutual Life. Insurance Company it's located in
Milwaukee, WISCONSIN. The nmoun, Of is capi.
tal stlck is Noc capi,al Stock. The amount OF its
Capital Stock paid up is pnrcly,Mhtnal.
THE ASSETS OF. THE COMPANY. AIsEi.As
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-04-29

Several lives are reported lost. Han.
drcds Of families are homeless. Near
1y all the business houses are burned,
including banks, theatres and news
paper Offices. P
.ffttis impossible to give the loss or
further particulars tonight.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-04-29

BLICKlHILLS asa, Geld a, ,nssx.os: 4, :, q,
ready. Millions c IN kes sold, Goods peed Pub
fishing hvhse. Chicago. 81 e p3-lyS.
~S S,n COO Per Day Al: .:lIoine. ast5isstsss.
~ 3AV q. stinson q C9S EqfbaA
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-04-29
io'@L asscts,' ....'...
LILA HJL ITIES
sl8.lGi.s22.R.

Total Liabilities. ............. si3, lD;
hegrcatcst amount insuredin any
onc risk, except enc policy OF
$4,000, and except policies In.
creased by dividend additions. ~
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-11-20

idtebsnen anariFe Der 2urse unb Der Reble,
wte 5uRsn, @tnupfea, GnatriRiafeit
8rdune, 5eilerfeit, Snfuenaa. GntainNung Der
euftrSbrsn. sssen bic erfenGrabe Der 5Gwinb-
fn6t unb 3ur GrieiGteruna fHwtnbii6ttspr
8ranfen. tpenn bic 8rantbeit l&on ttsfe Gin
/: rite sentaGt bat.
Cine muneerbarc Seiinng eines Bruis una
SunsehiibelS nutgp GdbiptnhfuHt-
BON 4iGbrtaem Beffeheu.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-06-05

PEnnArs there Is no field that promises so
rich q harvest to the genus hunlbug rs that OF
medicine. The country Is literally flooded
with quacks and quack remedies, each claim
Ing 10 cure any and every dlsensc that suffer-
Ing humanity Is heir 10. Among the very few
remedies that have been placed upon the mar
ket that are really valuable, we take pleasure
In according to the Yerba Bucna BittcrS, an
article TINT has been but recently introduced,
but which has already obtained to mn cnviatle
popularity-thc first rank. Tile Ycrba Bucna
cannot be classcd among the yillainous JUTn-
pounds Of clcapdrugs and strychninc whisky
that are palmed OF upon the public under
the name OF "Blttcrs," but II Is really n mnli-
cine In the ~strictest sense of the ~word-sclcn-
ILLEGALLY and chemically prepared from roots
and herbs found on the fncilic coast, md ms n
cathartic and blood purifier Is uncqualcd. 1t
contains no poisonous drugs, Is pleasant to
the taste, and may be taken ut any time with
sat inconvenience. We have tried them, our
friends lave used them. and we say to our
readers, II you want II safe, simple, and ut the
same time nm effective catlnrtic and rcgula-
tor, send for n hottie and try them.