davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-11-04

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2eute bon Warluif nah Der oSoir" ritz
ten, fiel elmer, na6e Mon6elter, ppnl
YIeroe uno brad ieinen linfen Irm.
Gtidti6 hopong IN e II.
Nls Mnberlon SGeming 9eitern an elmer
Nus9rabuna, auf @uIfcrs @runofif,
III Der II. Strabe, maize Stocton orbci,
tcte, fiel bic Wono Elm uno bebedte i'm
bis uuf oen GopT. Sltmin9 tpuroe BE-
finnun9stos uno fonnte erit mad &c
Minuten ipieocr ipre6en. 9eine Wut-
BEN lino 9liifli9erlpeile nidt 9efdbrli6.
, 1876-11-04
Samfae 4. uouember 1876
Gtdnt 9tihnlDnb.


GpnferDafipes Gleftpral:
Sicfet.
9icnaag, lien Nubember, 1876.
Sir Yrd5ioent:
Gamaisel s. SuDen,
BON Netp Yorf.
Sir 8ice 9rdliocnt
SbpnoS q. 6enbriGs,
BON S%noiana.
Gtoats= GIeftpren:
Spbn &c. Daniel, BON 0gnpturg.
s. 20. 20. 6nllioag, Spn Windsfsr.
0iRrifts- GIeftpren
1. Benjamin. 8. 8lanb, spn @iboleir.
2. Sbnntps Sabb, ron elizabeth.
8. 9lnthonn %. Geil1, Spn Gi6mpnb.
4. GraSnts G. 6arrts, Won Wed en5urg.
5. Sobn 6. 0ent, Srn patrif.
6. @illiam On. Gabeu. non 9udinsbam.
Z. s. s. &iDDleberger, Bon Sbennnbcag
s, 9. Sobninn Barbour, Won Orange.
9. Sahio g. Peiree, SCn 9Sytbe.
Sir GpnsreB. 3. Difrift:
Gilbcrt g. Malfcr. -
Sir bns Delegaten . 5au8:
William 2nbenittin.
Sir bic Announcements CUR Gon ltltution
, 1876-11-04

Sur Seo9tung. Nle politi=
1Aen NnSeieen miillen i'm Sorous Bee
5o6lt iperben.
, 1876-11-04
Selearamm.

Selegramm.
an bic Sntsrnationas Sanfing 60.
New yprf.
@tsn, 1. September 1876.
Serle ITO SEQ. SO Der 1S64er Yonos
bat IN t%eutiaer 3iebuns DEN 5aupttrefIer
BON 100000 @uyoeu eeponuen.
pWiercur."
@. g.. Sbiaer 9epinn, melder an Der Seeaterunas.
eara tn QBien an, !. DECEMBER 1876 snblbar mar, iuirn
an r%lnlerer eaiia tn II. 9 currency iufort haar nus
he,ablt.
Snternaticnal 8anftns So
u mn o.. = d q t, prdlioent.
Noti;. Die anssmeinen 9ptteriea fese unb
Der tarauf beSisli6e iins e @pnsreBbfidlub bat, laut
elmer rtd,terliden y ntiheipuns, auf lie ppn uns %sertaufl
ten eurppatl1en StaatS-P ramtrn-Sonns feline &npen-
pAna.
, 1876-11-04

atdtts mad gttlabelstta unb surif. eiItis auf 30
9aee Npm ad9e Der v %sfteluns fplten nur $40. Gkfs
9tdets ltab muir fir Taa;iiae unn rio cSbsnhsrS Rei.
ienp', ipslde Ritmcnp un 5 rbrMpraens ~serlaiIen, fpn
men IN Ibtl9oelphia u = $50 Na6mittaa, beiIelben "a.
sss an 81 stun0tn fribe', ais nit t reeTb elmer anbera
atd'ts spn Iihnrnb rad Baltimore fir Grpree .3dos
nel9e %Nttrtenb U p s llbr @lpre ems p~erladsn unS MIR
fur zen Gag Der ausltelun etltfe itnb, tur n S..
S'asls 10 rset %Sertauft n Der Office Der 81 paetic,
Sptel. ""' U'VA"S'
g.. 81. Taetpr,
General Sidet Ngent.
, 1876-11-04
Nab New=AJprf.
Der tteeante Ratbambfer ter Dbl Dpmi. ASAe
'Sn0anpff6if- GefeQidaft, $3.50
III A r AS,

FL r A S
Capt. Swift.
DEL fdet 9iidmono,
Sonnto9 Ben 5. 0fop. 3 l1hr g 81
Srd4t wirb Bis 5 u9r samFa az @aamittas sntse
enart en-.
Dieter CAMPER bat feline Gaiiitem<
BLOOMINGTON fir Yunasiere.
S%abrprets $1,000
3iulf9enned. 600
PIN urD }nrld ... 2O.OO
Hradt unb paHaas wenbe man ftan
SEQ. 20. allen 1t. g., Maerteu
Sffc; gpnnpans's Wbarses Rrdettss
, 1876-11-04
sefauft tpirb, III gum %san3en 81 ewfnne
terebtist, Der lei Ger
Stebmn9 atfa l. Oejember

barauf e%ntfalen tpirb.
Stt Orbrss aus benz SnlanOs seniJ, BIT
GinieA hung bor s.
miitelt @plt-SfTcs MOuey Srpre cher in reai
l@trirtsa SFiefen, um einen lDlpen Bpub lbon
fir bic na9t e 3isbuns am 1. De,emter
9iiltig, su erperben.
Man a%breilire tpeaen Mafauf ron 9onfs
eircalaren nnb teeer naberen Nusfunft an bic
Jnternati0na | pankina &C.,,
Sqgare 9anfsebaupf), Nsw gprf.
, 1876-11-04

Sir bic 9menoements sur Contribution.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-08
Red River Prospects.
Red River Star, April 1st,

Nsd RlVcreta April ISL,
OF course it is impossible to tell
with any certainty the exact time
when the Red River will unfasten its
"icy fetters," but the probabilities
are-judging from the present condi-
tion Of the weather-that navigation.
can be resumed as soon as last year.
The FIRST steamboat toy arrive at Moor
head last. summer was the Selkirk,
Captain Alex Griggs, which touched
our levee at 3 p. M, Thursday April
22nd. The first boat lin 1874. ar.
rived on April Gath, and the first in
1873, on April 2G,h. The state Of
the prophecy All carly opening OF nav:
igation, although all conclusions must
necessarily be over half guess work,
The large quantity Of snow now. on
the ground may augur q liberal guam
tity OF flood water, which with our
usual spring rains, will give good
stage Of water the first part of the
season, at least.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-08
WHEREAS, Furthermore, there is

WHEREAS, Furthermore, there is
no reason, in our Judgment,
to think that All investigating
organization, if carriediby an agency
hitherto unknown to our church, can
result in anything more than another
Of those superficial inquiries which
have already provoked so.snuch pub
tic dissatisfaction, therefore the under.
signed members of the association do
hereby enter their earnest and solemn
protest, on the ground both Of CON
science and Judgment, against the
aforesaid action OF this body, as
wrong in principle and likely only to
result in an increase Of suspicion and
to embarrass the future action Of this
body in deciding as we are solemnly
bound to do on the guilt or innocence
nf RnnpI,nr
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-08
Railroad Work.

CINCINNATI, April "a meeting
OF the general managers of a number
of the prominent railroads for the un-
derstood- -purppsee- arranging u
general rate on freight, with the idea
OF doing away with commissions /,
takes place at the Grand Hotel to-
day. Among the arrivals this morn
ing are d. Terrance, of New York /;
John King, Of Baltimore; ex-Govcr-
nor j. ID. Cox Duncan, OF St. Louis
S. w. Caldwell, OF Columbus.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-08
FOREIGN.

LONDON, April AT the central
criminal court to-day Captain Rnhn of
the steamer Franconia, which ran into
and sank the Strathelyde was1 found
guilty Of manslaughter.1he- sentence
is deferred to await the decision of the
court of.appcals on question, Of juris-
diction.
Paris, April lit is thought that
the site Of the university exhibition
Of the eight instant, will be on
Champ De Mars. The affair
wili:probably be carried out by - drt=
vate company, the interest of whose
Investment will be guaranteed by the
ltate so it will not be necessary tc
ssk any aid from the chambers.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-08
w ashingt1on Items.

WASHINGTON, April THE SER
geant alarms of the house Of repre-
has instructed the warden
of the United States Jail to furnish
means to Pallett Kilbourn not to ex-
ceed one dollar per day.
The house committee on Indian az
fairs to-day unanimously instructed
their chairman to notify Meeker, cor
respondent, that he must answer the
questions propounded by Rep. Page,
On his testimony should be stricken
from the records as trifling and friv
olous.\
The canmittc, on ways aud means
to-day struck out allin Morrison's
tariff bill rehting to silks.
The Spencer investigation closed
o-day, the coh,mittee announcing
that the counsel would be allowed
two weeks in which ta> prepare writ
ten argument.
Secretary Robeson has formally re-
piled to certain interrogatiofs Of rep.
rcsentativc Beeby, chairman Qf the
committee on expenditures in the ma
| Wy department. He. says that
at no time bills, drafts
. notes or acceptances have
been issued, made or given by or un-
der the authority ofths navy depart
mcnt or any Of its bureau officers, ex-
capt such drafts rs have been given
from time to time, drawn by paymas-
tiers Of the navy on foreign stations in
order to supply themselves with funds
!, for the purpose of paying the expenses
of the naval service abroad. Nc
time bills, drafts, checks, notes or &C.
ceptances have, to the knowledge O
: the department, been given in antici
patton or in advance Of available ap
+ propriations. 1t is possible that nea
j end of a fiscal year debts necessary tt
extraordinary expense might be in
J. CURED on distant stations, OF whicl
I the department might not be inform
o ed, and for which sufficient mean
/. might not therefor be reserved. Th
!. secretary explained the manner Q
+. making drafts on London and the wa,
n business is managed.
= Indications are that the house com
It mittee on territories will report "a
,. vorably on the senate bill for the &C
le mission of New Mexico. :,
The house appropriation committe
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of BeccIler,

Prof. Martin submitted resolution
in favor of ccclesiastical doctrine, the
opposite Of those espoused by Ply
mouth church and its council. They
were tabled.
Drs. Buddington, Mcfarland, Tay
lor and Storrs then sent the moderator
a. letter, in which they withdrew from
the membership Of the New York
and Brooklyn association,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-08
CONGRESSIONAL.
House.

House.
WAsnlSGroN, April This being
private bill day, nothing of public i'm.
portancc transpircd. The committee
on military affairs introduced a bill to
allow General Godfrey Weitzel to oc-
cupy the office Of trustee Of the Gin
cinnati Southern railroad company,
provided it does not interfere with
the performance of his official duties
in the army. After considerable dis
cussion it was rejected.
Mr.. Whittehorn, chairman Of the
committee on naval affairs, reporteda
resolution -instructing the sub-com-
mttee to proceed to Philadelphia and
League Island navy yards to inquire.
into certain alleged abuses and frauds.
Adopted.
The ~sub committee consists of
Whitthorn, Harris, Burleigh and
Jones (of. N. H,)
The house then went into commit
tee Of the whole, MIR. Duranl in the
chair, on the private calendar.
After the passage of q number Of
private bills bill for the payment of
certain war claims, applying to over 200
individuals in the southern states and
aggrcgating $4,000, was reported back
from the committee with u recommenda.
ton that it pass. After discussion it
passed. The house adjourned. The
session tomorrow is to be for debate
only
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-08
FIRE.

DELAWARE, O., April THE
south wing of the female college at
Delaware burned this forenoon. The:
main building aud the north wing are
uninjured.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-08
Billiards.

! New YORK, April "a game OF
Billiards, between Dion and Rudolph,
for the championship Of America and
the diamond cue and $1,000 on four
pocket table, 1900 points, was woI
by Dion, Rudolph scoring only 3e4
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-08

CHICAGO, April Z.
FLoUK--Q Qnict common TO choice west
ern shipping extra, 4.00614.75 75-------=-----
WnEAT-Opened w firm and higher, but
toward the close the market suddenly weak
2 strictly fresh, 1.O22iDl O3 closed inside
for regular; 991ac@i.OO closed inside for
cash; 1.O40@1O44 closed 1 O41S1 for May /;
l.O5A closed 1855 for June; No.3, 891az
90c; rejected, 7s12c.
CoRN-Active and steady new high
mixed, 451ec: new mixed. 444c; No. 9
fresh, 475s O4724 for regular; 4Gli@4G12c
closed inside foI cash 4G@i6ll. for April (;
4S3s@4S7Sc closed insidc-for May; 47Ta@
4SlIc closed inside for June; 4S5R04o3xc
closed 4S12s.c C for July.
~OATs-Better demand, weak and shade
easier; No. 2 regular 1924 @325sc for cast,
:}3c for April; 341sQ13u34c closed inside
for May; 339S.ll34c closed Inside for June.
LATER
Call Board-Wheat firmer and lssc high
err Corn tirmcr and unchanged Oats
nominal
N1ilWaukoe.
MILWAUKEE, April Z.
Fl.ouR-Steady.
/ .WHEAr-Openeds steady and shade low
er; closing steady; No. 1 Milwaukee, FL IA
hard, 1.22; No. 8 Milwaukee, 1O3 for cash
lO7 for May n .07s fog June ! No. 3, 93 u
CoRN-Quiet; No. 2 fresh, 4Sc; new
4905Oc.
oATs-steady; No. ., 32lsc.
BARLEY-Nominal at 85c
RYE-Quet; No. 1, 7Oc.
Liverpool.
LIVERPOOL, April Z.
BREADsruFFs-Quict. Winter whca,
9s Sd@10s; spring, 8sQ19s Cd; white, 8
10d@l0s Cd; club, los 2d@10s Cd. Corr
26s@26s Sd.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-08
CLYA1ER's COMMITTEE.

David Webster, of Concord, N. H.,
testified that he came to Washington
about the 18th Of March, 1874, to
sell TO the war department moth ex-
telminator made by him. He had
went with Austin f. Dixie, member
Of congress from New Hampshire, to
General Meigs, quartermaster gener-
al, who refused TO have anything to
do withit. Afterwards the witness.
got Representatives Parker, Cragin
and Wadlcigh to write letter to
Meigs, whcreupon Meigs agreed to
test the merits Of the. thing. 1t was
tested and approved by Capt. Rog-
ers,of the quartermaster's department.
The witness then went back to Meigs,
who told him he could have con-
tract. Meigs asked the price, and
told him how much the government
would want. Thes.witness said he
did not know but he would not re:
quire the department to pay for more
than was used. Witness afterwards
stated the price by letter. Meigs de-
cided to use it. Meigs asked him,
how much will you give me if / put
it in general use? Witness answered,
not damned cent. The witness said
Gen. Mcigs gave him to understand
that Cowles & Co., who were furnish
ing moth exterminator, were paying
him part of the proceeds. The
witness said that yesterday he met ma,
who told him he would do better not t.
20 before the. committee. He did no
know the man. Told him he Ras goin.
to tell the truth to the committee ant
did not want any money. The maj
turned and walked of rapidly. The Wit
ness followed him to see where he went bu
could not walk fast enough. Witnes
had not paid money to any offers no
been as ked for any, except by Meig.
The witness produced a number (
letters to corroborate his testimon,
He had never received any order
from Meigs for the moth extermins
tion, except one for one hundred do
lars WORTH ~ g-.-.
.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-08
MEIGs DENIES.

Quartermaster General Meigs testified
that the statement Of Webster this fore.
noon, to the effect that be sought an in
terest in his moth sxtsrminator by a
suggestion Of any kind that could be
turned into such suspicion were sab-
solutely false. He said he. never had
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Obituary.

TnENroS, N. j., April 7-Ex=Goy-
nor Alden died to-day.
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sinqle speci0c t1e psI l,1ed pt.cr4lou on an e,n:

heN Dhystctdn.
Nos: Cures: Cents.
3 worms. Worm Fsysr, Worm Volie, Is
Crying Collie, or Teething of Infants IS
4 Diarrho.a, of children or adults rs
8 Dyscnlery. Gripping, bilious collie Is
6 Cholera Morbus, Vomiting, IS
Coughs, colds, bronchitis, rs
Neuralgia, toothache, fsceache, 70
III Dykpe ,sia, bilious stomach rs
II Suppressed. or painful periods, Is
II Whites, 700 IIrofouse periods, IS
Ii Group, Cough difficult breathing. Is
IL Salt Rheum, erysipclas, cruptiOns, 70
IS rheumatism, Rheumatic pains Is
~ Fever and ague, child fcvers, ague,, 50
II Piles, blind or bleeding, rs
IL Ophthalmy, and sore or weak eyes, rs
~ Catarrh, acute or chronic, influenza, so
10 WhOopinK cough, violent coughs, IS
2t Asthma, oppressed breathing 30
~ Ear discharges, impaired hearing 80
% scrofula, enlarged glands, evenings, .
~ General debility, physical weakness 50
rs Dropsy and scanty sccretions, 70
2S Sea sickness, sickness from riding SO
III Kidney disease gravel, 50
~ Nervous debility, seminal weakness or In
voluntary discharges, I00
20 Sore mouth, cankcr, 90
80 Urinary weakness. wetting the bed, 70
| 81 Panfu! periods, with spssms, 50
| 81 Disease OF hear, Falpltations &c, 10
:B Epilepsy, spasM~r 81. Vitus dance, %
"a Diphtheria, liberated sore throat, : Go
| IS Chronic conf sestione ana eruptlonl, "
FAMILY CASES.
Case, Morocco with 3s large walls and manual Of
d.fen1s mo9osc: Of 70 large Vial. and book %
pT These remedies are sent by the case ~ = or single
box 10 any part Of the country, free Of charge, on
! receipt OF price. Address,
HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC ~
once and Depot No. Sss' pF0.dwsyl slw YORK.
sale by sar ~ dsaEs;f'l SEE sf MILLS FUssH
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A Sensation.

CHICAGO, April "A sensation was
produced on the board of trade this
whenit was discovered that
Frank Camblos, member Of the
board, had withdrawn his account
from the bank and had absconded,
leaving about 100000 bushels Of
wheat unproviled for. He has been
a bull and bought largely during the
recent rise, SO that his loss on the
whole amount is from two to three
cents perbnshcl. The decrease which
has occurred Of late alarmed him, and
it is supposed he has gone to Califor-
MIA with what money he had. The
members who lost by this transaction
were obliged to throw large amount
Of wheat on the market, which occa-
stoned rapid decline.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-08

to-day disallowed the estimates Of
I*35, 900 for the Black Hills commits
sion.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-08
Mc,gs Denies the Motl, Mans
Statements.
The Cclored Convention in Nash
Vile.
1t Reafilrms the Principles Of
the Republican Party.
TNvESTIGATIONS.
WAR Observation-Disclosures.

WAsnlsGroN, April y,-The war.
department committee examined Gen.
Cowan, ex-assistant secretary Of the
Interior. He testified that he gave
Bell card on his representing that
he had been employed by the folks at
the white house and was entitled Ho
his perdiem aud allowances. Know
ing Bell had been appointed upon his
card from the president, the witness
believed himfo tt,at reason. it,.
ness did not know how much he was
entitled to nor did he certify to the
accuracy of.his account. Ii was the
duty Of the proper officer Of the de-
partnent 10 examine into -,hat-bili.
He said he did not under the circum-
stances want 10 tell I.eBarney, ,chiel
of the secret service Of the interior
department, wha, seryice he was per.
forming The witness had never
been spoken to by the president,
Babcock or Luckey, about the APP
pointment OF Bell. He said he had
not communicated with either of them
on the subject OF his appointment
aud pay at any time.
EMMA NINE.
Frenon w. Park was further cx.
amineo to-day in the Emma mine
matter. His testimony tended tc
show that the value OF the mine ex-
cceded the representations ofthe sci
lers. ,.-.ss.-..- .----,s---,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-08
Political.
THE coLoREp CONVENTION

NASHVILLE, April 7.-Anotler i'm
mense audience greeted the colored ma
tional convention. Resolutions were
adopted endorsing andre affirming de-
votion ard adherence to the national re-
publican party, and its principles; that
nevertheless they have just reason for
complaint againtt those mem hers who
have proved unfaithful to their trust;
that they return thanks tozthc friends OF
freedom and disclaim any desire to
cherish i'll feeling against the xslave
holding element OF the south, but on
contrary extend to them the olive ofpeace.
Supplemental resolutions were adopt
ed Recognizing til: validity Of The
present state government Of Louis
lana, ,fpder which Pinchback was
elected tdNa seat in the U. S. senate,
and deeplyNeploring the manner in
which his cnhtes. ended and regard
ing it as Illuminating to the p.ide Of
the colored peopfS OF America; that
f-seaater-M Observation-Disclosures
course, and those senators who voted
and acted with him, er& deserving Of
the lasting gratitude of Me co!ored
citizens; that compulsory SednsatieH
be -inaugurated in the sutith.
they ask all government men t6Strise
in their sovereign capacity to
rstrengthcn the arm Of the law abJl
protect all citizens against mohs,. as
sassinations, outrages aud vol, nee
that determined and increasing efforts
enemies race TO establish color line.
The presidents condition Of affairs is
to be deplorcd by all lovers of liberty
and order, and one which threatens a
continuance OF the peace, security and
prosperity Of both blacks and whites:
They held no sympathy With official
rogues, but most earnestly condemn
dishonesty, corruption and infdelity
to public trust, in whomsoeyer found
most heartily sabscribe to the policy
"let no guilty man escape, recognize
appropriate service rendered in their
behalf by President Grant, assuring
him their lasting gratitude.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-08


told Webster that the government
WAS swindled out of large sums because
the process then in use was worthless;
that lie had never asked him what bcne-
fit the contract would bc +, him; that he
had never asked him how much he would
give the witness. He had always cons
sidered Webster almost crazy -otl-the
subject Of his preparation FOR eSterS
minatin9 oihs.-He had -c6nsil Tered
him honest, but rather light in the
head and had never inquired into his
characte.. The witness corroboruted.
generally other statements of Web
ster from the record, but pronounced
his charges false in every respect.s Z Z
POSTAL. COMMITTEES.
The house postal committee to-day
examined the books Of FIJI. Sawyer
mail contractor, and found further ev
idence Of corruption.
The committee on expenditures in
the post Office department Examined
III. ID. Morton, who said he was APP
pointed clerk to disbursing clerk Of
the post Office department for $1,000
u year, but that by an. order Of Post
master General Jewell, issued last
December, he had since been paid
$3.50 per month out Of special appro.
preparations for repairing the depart
ment building and extending its base
ment. In reply to the %question the
witness said this was an indirect viola
tion Of the law.
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PAsorNafl Mel

TRAINS MOVING
" HST.
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MARKETS bY TELEGRAPH.
Chicago.

Chicago.
CHICAGO. April Z.
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I'd Brooklyn association,
The New York herald., 1876-07-08
SALES AT AUCTION.

DRINTEas ATTENTIoN-MORTGAGE sALE-ED-
l. WARD PETrINGER. Auctioneer, viii sell this day
Saturday IL O'Clock. II Spruce eeighth re.
dnm Gordon franklin Press in first class order by order
OF
The New York herald., 1876-07-08
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-1sr PAGE--6th col.
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RELIGIOUS NOrlCES-1sT rAGE-3d col.
REWAkDS-1sT PAGE-3d col
SALES AT AUCTION-lsr PAcn-5th and 9th coils
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALES-I2r PAGE-lst col.
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALkS-12rH PAGK-2d col
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TIE TkADES--12TH PAGE 2D col.
THE TURF-1sr PAGK-4th col.
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TRAvELLERs' GUIDE-12rH PAGE-5th and 9th coils
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18th PAGE--3d col.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-2D PAGE-2d col.
WATCHES. JEWELRY. &C.-12rH PAGE-2d col
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS, &C-lOrH PAGE-6th col.
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