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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-29

Gus Couuty OmcorS-A
cent Csurt.rsem-An lmprsyns'
BILE Jan-Cost or she structure.
kte.. i:tc.
The new county building. on d street.
Virginia. is now almest completed, and In
q few weeks il will be ready for occupancy.
much to the qualification Of the various
county officers. who have been knocked
about frsm pillar to peat ever since tho
big fire Of October, 10. The County
Clerk and his assistants are eoopsd up IN
little shed At the rear OF the new build.
ing, and the County Recorder keeps them
company. The sheriff has his office In u
shanty ON A street. and the County As.
SCISSOR aud County Treasurer have rented
rooms on u street. The District Court Is
held in Pionser Hall. As all the ofieers
have = good deal Of business with one an
other. IL will he . great convenience Tor
them. as we'll As for the public. to he IN
der QUE roof.
ruE BUILDING
ID a fne one, AID has been built upon the
plans Of Nsssrs. Ksnister 4 haun. the San
Francisco architects. The brick and iron
front il not 90 burdsnel with ornament as
to detrsct from the dignity Of the struc-
turs. A niche has been left over the main
entrance, in which will stand a large figure
VI Justice. A flight Of granite steps give
entrance 10 the building. dswn which =
hall 7 feet in width rum for % feet, when
IL iptersscts another bread hall running
north ana south. Two flights OF broad
stairs give access from this hall To INC
upper story
rnr ows o
Tbs frst door to the right as the main
hall 4. .n,.r,J o.sns INTO the Offices Of the
-,
sherin. ~hien are are anu VIZ" nj
ed: Across We hai, re .no .,,n,s.
privais onie.r eI "s pi".. ~ -
on siihe, size 'hsso olh.'s .n.n.s i.
Tue s'sir h.iI"ay' iIom nv "sJoI,
s.lssa 70 Tue omes.o .no a. Ln,,Jisc
oceupy 'hs 49, ,,os,
Vn,.e spu'neA.' eoiuI, ns,,naan,s ~ A..
,hssialr ha''w.y At. .no apa amj vii
treasured: po'n ,ne, ",,,ons
lighted o,hees t,e supplIea ~ a. A..
'Au,s, - w;,L
HIDES u ase'e sss o.,o" ~,
strong. solid brick walls 'hIss IN
Ma, An An. east ado AT both e,tremities
open upon two light-wells i5lio feet.
rso,sa WIN eorruss'.a sr,m ,hs anil.
80 r,h,,n.Ii m. Las Two large and we'll.
49, -. All lie .oie., are supplied
Ill .,,,.s marble man,.l., stationary
- sa.aJ go.
IHr JAIL
Fran tho nortbern light-well the jail
,T..., mr.. - l.. .,,o,y aud
ssfu sl'e'eu' 'H' pA
gloomy enough To give one ths oiuss
merely TO visit 1t. The yard stesII.
sA .,o..iv hsrr.d windows.
mot very large and placed high
from the spoor, give aIn -
nu' np's w., 10 liar. of iron
~ III. ~. nnua,. Ill. are reached
,sNs y o'. ~ .,ont LaIcouy.
~ hiSh' OF ,'als ~ $3.50 hoiIs,.
Ihs .eiis' "h'Vn = h'i.s ~ ,,i,h Al,
~ iss' lu s'<s' ~ '.Pp".... A..
through httie holes 10 'ne l'en " ,.,
doors which arr Srateu .fom 'op
tom. The yard Is P,'eu WIN VonsrLs
when ~ almost rs so,'u as stc"'.
arc tie Kitchen anu the JA''e' TWIN"
TN. DISTRICT COURTROOM.
which I. nj, ,ha ..eond story. will have no
~ c., \, !. eo,io 10,
superior on ms 'sAN-
with a lofty ceiling. Gun when a mas
-lve eorhiee, n's zee ue,p' .aA
room ID beantited by a high' hsA'iiy pan.
sled wainscot. Double dsor., the hrs'
aiding and the second hingea, give sh-
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THE COUNTY BUILDING.
a DETAILED DEsCRIFrlON OF
THE EDIYICE-

The Accommodations fer shs vari.
eus CSunty Omecrs-A Magnin'
rent Court.rsom-An l~snprsyna.
bic Jaii-Cost or she structure.
KITE. Etc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-29

The f.llo-in: gentlemen we're 'eiectss
member. Of the Society; Philip Beck. oil
Virginia: George d. Webb. Of Carson
Jane. Norris, Of Empire City and John
McTarnahaa. Of CarsOa.
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REPORT.
-l..ronr.D pAnr NJ n. p. kx.rrss = co.
san Francisco Hoard.

san Francisco Board.
LAST r'ENISo.
ss5 R.ymord 4 Ely.
las Belmont. 6. a.. 6N.5
Gu X X Con. ~, ~
80 Pru-.isn. SOC
$50 Gil.. 5cc. 80
30 northern Belle, Isl. ss.. sss. s'., IN
2-siO
$50 Gens.l ThSm,s. Isc. &c
so Ma 1hsttzn. itS. Is -
i0 Grand Prize.
$40 Y doc. SIS
$40 New CO .. ~. ~
las Golden Chariot. ~. - -.
isOO south Chariot. iS.ih,i
2o kn ekcroo- Ter. sJ1.l
DO Baltimore, ~ IL
10 silver Mn. ~
leo New Nork, 40. 80
~ Occtieut2t. ~.
40 Alta Az. q.
so Paii shsrd m. y.
leo Wooiviii-. -
81 Lady Washington
40 Ko--uth. ~
100 Andes ".
iO Wells Y ,rso, -
,o North Con. Niuginis. u.
@D Prospect. T5c bnp. s3c
COO Trojan. Goc. sVc
iO95 coa. virsini.. ssh. ssA..S'.
~ B-lchor. ~, 10
HISS OvhIr. u. siS. ar.. %, 70.
t0 Caledonia. l1s, a., IA.
" Balloon, 81.
~ Hale 4 Hoscross. 81, e'..bA.
iT.O Csluernis. i5s, Gs. ~. ~, u s90.p
as Justice. 1ia. 81. 2is, ~. %
isO Coal \ CarrJ. lit. is'.
20 We Dw Jasksl. u. In
sD Best 4 Bslehsr. ~. us NV, Hs, ufs
20 osermaa. ne, ti3s
IA .lvhA. a.. ~. ~. fss
ko sierra Nevada 9'..9. 81, 10
raIs MOANING.
sd5 opLif. 2l.. az "a
stD Mexican. lss. -, lsN
$50 Goa'd a CARY, l2s
ass Beet a nslchsf. toe, 80.
i0iO California. a., an "a, ga.
5o savage, -. 81. ~
37o Cn v~ir.in'.. 81. 31'.. 11h. W. VA
10 Cholsrroio.i, 70
iITO M a sotsrss-. y. a'..5
40 q own Point, GS
10 ysllow JssAst. ~.
lTD imperial. q. h. ..
tt0 ksntuck. :. ~.
IN Alph.. ~
900 hslchsr. ~, ~ $50.
SConnisnce. 10
9S slsrrs nevada. ~. -.
ico Bullion nv 9i.. al.
40 Eich,qu.r. ~. ~, ~.
TSi o~ysrhsn, ia NY III, io<, lo
go Justice. Df.. gO.
lTs scccor. Sr
Ss0 Union Cen. -. IN 81
90 Julia. ts.ts
itI0 c.i~icnis. ia'.. iss. ~. ~
~ knisksrbockef, DC
40 BAltitanr-, ~.
Is silver NIL. ~
81 Dayton. ~
New York, size
IN Alia. a.. ~
l00 Is,iAihan. s;kc
70 We dNtlle.
IN TUsIau- NlLF
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the PIONEERS.

M,etiag OF The Society Last Essn'
Valuable Contributions -
the Cabinet-As AHssadsssnt 70
the Constitutiea froposed-oes-
or Ilusiness.
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A irregular meeting Of the Society Of IA
cihc Coast Pioneer. vas held in Virginia
l..t syeains. President Taylor in the chair
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The senate To-Day.

gsnization will be forwarded on applica
ton,
1ns
wv u"
ts-aaJ inc SnAir prssehpsu "'s'Au
"~ -.s.n' IN oh'eAss' As
~ a
he El.eter.i co.nt The r."us.t wa,
granted, and conkling appointed in hi,
place.
uoruon presented . petition OF wade
namp1sh aud members OF the usnsrAi A.
semely o. south Carolina rsclIihg 'he
evsnts which have recently TRANSFERRED w
maj stats. u asking Congress 10 pro
y Tor . cessation OF military ihierier'
enoe, and TO enable the Lsgislaturs 10 OK
ere,sc ,neir ofiiciAi duties ,
us,uoh movsd tnss ths memorial 70 ~
is,,ec 70 ,hs judiciary SemnlItes 4.
moved iu reference w
tns Eischon COMMITTEE.
Pending the discussion. dord0n' ny
unanimous consent. introduced 4 resolu'
ton recognizing Hampton's Government
~ the legal Government Of South Caro-
lf.- I-a L. AaN
nns' w. opI.e'Un 49,
NM o.n.s " ='mn,,a.
i
'fs "''
Colorado aud Nevada.
WAsHiHoroS, Dee. 29.-Ths reports In
An. c,.. NJ A., ,Jmi.,iou of R.Jford from
~w--.-
osisrAoo ~ = mshioer OF 'he iious' si'
nearly ready to como from the Judiciary
Committee. Hurd has written n minority
,.nor, .hi.h 4. .,,sc,.J IN he ,ivp.a n,
40 80, 80,
Asne; suhson, anu y i,as y,
s.yr r.uo nui III. a.. $500
that the admission Of the State is . legis.
lative act, and that Congress can't dele
gAs. 10 any S.her dopaiihnsn, 'se auI,or.
H. Ian ,JisS 70 H. tinion. Tbs report
treats tho proclamation Of the President as
Of NO value. aud regards the law under
which hs issued II As imperative. The
report is accompanied by a bill declaring
that Colorado, llaving complied with the
provisions OF the Enabling Act, 70 admit-
ted int tbs Union ~ q State. Some IN.
quiry 10 likely to DO made as 10 what shall
lie done with Nevada, which Was admitted
Ia precisely the same manner Nc Colorado,
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THIRD DISPATCH.
4 herman Kills Ills wife on ths
gtrset-suicIdo In Oakland.

SAS P~niScisco. December 29.-9P. ~
This morning . German, named J. y. vii.
bort. shot aud killed his wife on Mission
street near Twsnty-sighth. He surren-
,isrsd himself Immediately and was locked
up. charged with murder. Ills " state
mrnt Is 10 the effect that no married the
woman twelve ysars ago in New York. aud
camo here eight years ago and Engaged In
the grocery business; that on three sepa-
rate essasions his wife has sued for . d.
vorcs on the ground Of cruelty aud fsilsrs
10 provide ; that the last suit was con-
msncsa In November and 10 still pending /;
that fer years past his wife had
been unialthful TO him, ~cohAbiting
among others with his own brother. Last
night lie became aware that she had gone
10 house VI Q blacksmith named Mat.
ihews. living al the corasr Of Mission and
Tysnty.ninth streets. lie watched and
watched for her most II the night. In the
morning he saw her leave the house and
10 down Mission street. lie followed
hor and at the car Of 2sth street accostcd
her, upbraiding her with her conduct, TO
which she replied that II was No bust.
mes. Of his. when lie suddenly drew . 70.
yolver and fired two shots into her
breast, killing hor almost instantly. Will
bert is an Intelligent. well.appsaring man,
thirty-nins years Of age aud at present
engaged as city lamp lighter.
A report 10 received thata jsweler doing
bushes on Commercial street committed
suicide this morning ct OAKLAND. No
particulars arc received. Ills nams.is be-
iioyed 10 10 L.ascelles.
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Testimony Of the two Republican
Electors.
The Indiana Legislature Republican.
lsrtIAL DnrArcHEs TO TINE ooLD Luz
DAILY nEws!
avs.,IxausE she Oregon I.fsmy

liz ----
snSsssiksu"k sns W.
W~AsHISoros. December 1.-THE senat'
Committee on Privileges and Election
..mm.n,., ,.t,n. ,..,ima,x ,.-a.x q, An,
~ -
oregon case. onAo"ick' eeers'A'y VI
State Of Oregon. testified that the first in
,im.,ion bs had NJ Watt. beiux Post.
.,..,,.. a., 49,.
m.s's,. Va a,'s' VIC ~
oer. "i,Aessoa eAn'..us no " I'
Sta,s IN Tue mAnier pre'o,,.sa yat
Motnihy Wts sa,a ya ms NY -,
M,'. eeins lhei'sip,s' ne 49, ,,
ulu NOT prsPals VIZ .Ai'ou. .,
s.ee.1is 'o.s' ,o,. wy" ~ 49,.
Aennsu, ane sAs -. 80
uo,e,ns, P'sps.su h.s. ."ns
ins over I'VE Jaw 90 NAV suUlse,'
withsss, III con'efsAusn, Asrssu W .o.np,y
Win the aeu OF Congress anu ,ls s.A'u,ss
Of oreyen ~ nearly ~ possible IN tae
matter. he said mat Crenin received tse
highest numbsr Of votes Tor sisetor on tse
Democratic uckst. TIE law o. oregon
requires mo 70 canvass ths vote IN pres.
enee VI we uoyerner she o.nsr sts's
omesrs. on the gay ioiis~ing ths cAn,Ass
Tue point a. 10 whsihsr tne governor nss
rignt W appoint Crenin IN pms y.
watts As slsetor was raised a. w,'u ~
said TO 10 ineligible. There was . nearing
ON this subject before ths Governor. ana .
protest was read rem oaeli against Gro
nln's appointment. On The ON Instant .
Mr.. liodskins came " me, Ana ! gave hIm
tue certihea iists OF eisetors' win ,ne 'yte
VI each a'taehea' VI 'hs Jay Una. "
electoral college met went eisc,
10 the room OF thelr mseung' anu hAAusu
tie certihcstes 10 Cronin' VINO came 70 the
door when l knocked. i think All the w.
publican aud Democratic electors were In
the room at the
W. II. Odoll WAS next called ana tssu-
lied that On the day VI the meeting OF the
Electoral College he went with Cartwright
and Watts 10 The sscrstary Of State 10 pro-
cure tho esrtihcatss Of eiseton. lie was
referred TO Groyer. who statsd maj q ~
oelsck ths csrtineahs would " giSeh we
electors ia Tue ioem VI ,noir mssusB. Nv
tho ime specihed. 'he secretary ot oAe
handed an snveIops thrsugh we uoor w
Cronin, VINO .iood nearest u ~ INC ume'
Cronin took me paper from tho shveiops
n read Mat part OF whish certihed thst
CARTWRIGHT. odeiI ava cronin were eIsioIs
aud mad been sise'ea frssldsnuA eiee1ors.
cartwright went towafas oion'h, wnen
,'1.in 's.u p.P.a -
Lsipg requested by witness aud Cartwright
to read the paper through. he refused. He
also deeilnsd 70 give ~ 'hs ssr.hes.ss OF
No. wi,nss, ,,,. chss.n ebsirm,,
aud Cartwright secretary. As chairman
of the college witness asked Cronia 10 pro-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-29
Fatal Accident.

CurrEr's Cow, Nendicino County. CAL
Dec. 2s.-This morning . team contain
ing five persons, viz. jobs Bishop, Frank
Scott and . sou Of A. W. Hall. Miss Carrie
smith and Jennie Smith. slstsrs. wai
going dswl the Blk Creek grade, vhsl
the horses became unmanagsabls. and
when near the foot OF the grade ran Oh,
when . bank Of earth cavsd and covered
Carrie and Jennie Smith partially up,
Bishop was killed outright. and Carrie
smith was dead when taken out. Jennie
is severely injured. but set dangerously,
Hall aud Scott escaped with slight inju'
riss. John Bishop and Carrie and Jennie
smith reside at Kibessillah. hsndoeine
county.
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BY TELEGRAPH
SAD PROSPECTS FOR fHB NJ.
GR0KS In YL0RIpA.
INVESTIGATING GROWERS IHfAMY,

South Carolina Conceded to Hayes.
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SAN FRANCISCO.
siscL Rumors Reported Escape Of
Ex.rrssiLent l.eriS Of sicxieo.

.rsc,,L no THE aoLO nn.r D.rLr .r-'.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-29

CmIcioo. December 29.-Ths Ts.,s this
morning publishes an address Of the
National Union League Of Illinois, said to
10 In secret circulation throughout the
stats. The document 10 signed BY the
Grand Secretary. and 10 headed BY Rebsrt
1ngerssll ~ President. IL states that an
other crisis In the Affairs Of our country II
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-29
ltru.c.

The speaker laid before the House
the decision OF Chief justic Carter
iischarging from custody, Hallet
kilbourn. Referred.
Permission WAS given the
managers Of the Belknap impeach.
5ment 10 examine as witness On trial
any member of the committee on ex-
peuditures in the war department or
any member of the House
The. House then votcd on the
amendments to the appropriation bill:
All the amendments on which sepa
rate vote was not asked We're agreed
TO in bulk; the FIRST amendment OF,
which vote WAS taken was one Of
fered by Hurlburt OF Illinois, incress-
ang the compensation OF the Territorial
Judges from 2,5ou 10 3,ooo dotiars.
1t was rejected.
Mr.. Seeley made point Of order
on section four, which transfers the
INDIAN bureau from the interior de-
partment to the war department. he
argued that it contradict ed the IuIe
adopted, January, Is 1876. a long
discussion fuiitowad. The republicans
argued in favor of the point, aud the
democrats, except Cox, against it.
The speaker decided agains, his own
party friends and sustained the point,
OF order and ruled out the section.
The section transferring the Indian
bureau from the interior to the WAT
l-department was. therefore stru&k out
nf the bill and the bill passed. Yeas,
2oS; nays, II.
Before the. speaker retired from the
hall, which he soon ttffiflfi, RTess was con
graduated by several leading repub-
lican members for .En. cesrness and
impartiali'y Of his ruling.
Mr.. Randall offered The following
amendment TO the rule, saying .ha,
he did SO atthc special request Of the
| speaker:
| Provided, that in case 81 the per
sonal illness of the speaker he may
make an appointment Of speaker pro
tenn for a period not exceeding ter
days prevail Of the hansc
At the time the same is made. Am
endment agreed 10.
Mr.. Scales, chairman of the com
mittee on Indian affairs, reported ,
bill approprlating five thousand dol
lars for the subsistence of the Appach'
Indians, in Arizon,. After discnssiol
the bill passed.
The house then W..a' i..t,. eoumittct
of,ls nole,, Mr.. Holman il, the chair
Ion private calendar. After passing ,
humber Of bills Of a private character
4 the house adjourned. z
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TEL EGR PHO.
4 O'Clock. a.. m.
--i- --------.=
For Adai,ionol Tleqran,, See Third
Page.
WASHINGTON.
JouSsos's TESTIMONY.

WAsHrSGroN, April ss.-SetretAry
Bristow did not tell you that l
had rendered friendly assistance to
Freetand and Evans without fee and
not rs attorney before declining to
act in the matter; but while | could
not act, ] believed every pstitioneer
had right to be heard?
Witness-l do not remember that
was the precise language, but il WAS
to that effect.
Bristow-Did you ever made any,
arrangements with me in presence. of
Senators Wilson and Carpenter or in
absence Of either, or botn OF them hat
was to leave the department and let
some one else fix it?
Wiiness-No sir, tits false in every
particular.
Bristow.-Did you eyer knew any
person in the treasury department to
have anything to do with this GASP in
MI improper capacity?
Witness-No sir, not one. =
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.t,qle sptetaf tAl .eeu tried 1xr.e,tplion an "a

aetsf phydtaH.
Nos. Cures. Cests.
Feyer., Constipation. lnfammstions. 10
i Worms, Norm Fever, Worm colic. Is
{ Diarrhra. orchildrcn or sdnlt. rs
. py.sn,ery. t;Iplng, billions eolie = :.
9 Ghoks-a Aotbas. Vomiting. 2. 2.
Coughs, colds, broachtir, ~
NearsIgiA, toothacheI f.oeaehe.n 70
Y Headaches, sick headaches @srtlgo. -
III Dyspe ,riA, bilious stomach 70
III Suppressed, or painful periods, -
II WHITES, too profonse periods, y
u Group, Cough ditienlt ereai hing 7.
"a Salt kheum. ery.tpclas, ernption., --fa
is Rheumaiisn, Rheumatic pains =
rs Fever and ngue, child feysrs, agne, 30
II piie. blind or bleeding. Is
is opA,hAimy, and sore or weak cycr. -
IL Cstarrh, acute or ehtonic influenza, 30
~ WhOoping cough violent, coughs. 20
u Asthina, oppressed breathing ~
II Ear discharge impaired hearing 20
. ocrolula enlarged glands .w,lhgs B.
"a General debility, phys ystcal weakness 50
y, propsy and scanty .ecTetonr. -
rs sea sickness, sickness from riding 30
n kidney rtrrrn-et eftteis - 80
2; Neivous debility. s.minAl weakness Or in
voluntary discharge-, 10
- Sore mouth cfinksr, .,
80 Urinary weakhere. wetttng The bed, 10
II Psinfu. period- with spasmr, 20
80 Disease OF hear. pap,taiiUns &C. ~
50 kpieps,. sFassns. 81, Ni,us dance, =
- Diphthsria, uicetAted rore thr'aay~ 81
IS ChrdniGcohgestions and eraa'foni, v q
i FAMILY CAsEs
Case. Morocco with s. large -sials and nissnsl Q.
ttYstiahs ........s,.. 49,. }ie~ q
Case. morocco, OF y, large siais aud book. y
kH Thc-c remedies are sent by hs ras. or sing u
box 10 any partod the country free OF charge Oh
, receipt oil price. Addfesr,
HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC
MEDICINE co.
e'',ss ah9 pspo'' 10 o'.' p'e NEW YORK.
For rsle by AL druggists; .Snsnocdw&.ir
4 tS~F sale bf HILLS = PtRs5..
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OBITUARY.
Arid, English poet is dead
FIRES.
$4,000 WORTH BURNED.

NEw ORLEANS, April a7.-Thc
wholesale liquor house Of G. Cavaro
& Son was burned to-day. Loss,
$4,000. Insured Adjoining build
ings we're also damaged. The house
occupied by Herman and Viegnes,
wholesale liquor dealers, is yery saal y
damaged. Loss, s35 900. Insured
in local companies.
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Transferred.

ST.. LOUIS, April 28th,-A private
telegram from Davenport lowa says,
Judge Dillon yesterday issued de-
cree transferring the Missouri Kansas
& Texas Railroad from Vim.
Bond, receiver 10 the Uuioa Trust
Co of New York, aud appointed
VIM Bond lis general manager.
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MARKETS bY TELEGRAPH
New iork.

New York.
= NEW foKx, Aprii asS asS
Money easy at ;'SaD5 per CENT.
Gold 1i23s
Governments firm.
Stocks duh generally weak ana lower
NEW YoRx. April %.
FLouR-Good demand.
WHEAT - Heavy; nngrsded spring
1851; No. 3 spring, a0la; No 2 Mil
waukee l.209l2i; winter red no grade 8.
Milwaukee choice, II
Ryg-Dull; western. s5s9Ssc.
BARLEs-Quiet sndunchanged
CoKN-I1ower new western mixed, un
graded, VI.
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MONEY MATTERS.
WAsn1NGToN, April 29.

The amount of new national bank
notes issued during April was s2S4,-
2l5 The amount Of legal tenders re
tired was 1927 ,3T2, reducing the out
standing legal tenders to $370, ,527, !,
876.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-29
FOREIGN

=LeH,ez.Ap0A .sS,-The Gazette
OF to-day publishes proclamation of
the Empress Of India Empress
Augusta, of Germs,iyis expected at
Windsor Sunday. or visit to the
queen.
OBITUARY.
Thomas Arid, English poet is dead.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-29
MISCELLANEOUS
HUNG FOR RAPE.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, April 2s.-A
special to the American telegraph
company from Tuscumhia, say Us: w
Bsddie Alias, white, was hung FOR
rape committed on white woman
named Little, in September 1874.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-29
31st Day of December, 1875.

The name oflhr Company Is Nis-i.etppi valley
Insurance company.
ltis located In Memphis, Teune-sce
The amount OF iin5eapitsf stock is t1b0 go 40
The amnnnt Of tis capiiA stock paid up 10
t2y9,tO1,tu
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-29

OATS Heavy and lower mixed wes,cr
and State, 43Qb Acc,
Eees Steady l6@lSc.
PoRk,---22 80 for cash
LARp-la6o,bl3.6 for May.
Bi'TTgR Heavy; western, 25137c,
Wnisky--Firm at l.llla
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-29
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TAKEN UP.

GrNp asc to 4 r. BowEt CO. Nsv YsSk,
= for pamphlet oI loo pASrs, eoHtanina usts y
o.soo IsvspApsrs, Asd sssiraAtrs sAowtAe eost os
dvastistn6. SVAAf'-W
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-29
1t stopped the Cough and Saved
the Child.

We have recently hnd occasion 10 Try he VII
the Of Hale's Cough Cordial In f,nly. A
NIL ION ts s.s N wa hs p.sss,ns sscr hss Tss
gave HIN no rest, night day Wa have it,ls
faith In ",,steutN medtcnas, and seldom much AZ
try them; bu' something had tn be done, As Il hs
egnsta cough prevented AL. rccs4e4t. We &C
eording lIcprpcnrrcd \ boftIs OF th1 CofdiHt rom
the agents and comnnnccd it- IA .ccsrding Z 10
direcTi - The r,Ecet,was m trked from 'he-vcry
tng sleep; aud by The next night there wAs scarce
ve-'ige oi he cot,h lef,. lfthis i- a fair sam
plt Of whnl the medicine will do. II grnM!h in
popularity not b. wondered 80 htHdaoaTI
FIRE Prsss