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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-19

prominent points in-lLe-- aiA--4r-fftFls some
twenty years ago, and among them Bear |
Butte II has been a conspicuous point on
most of The. war aud oihes otli.ial maps.
published since. including that hich &C.
camranied The extensive report OF surveys
al routes for Pacific Railroad The first
expedition of Gan, Custer To the Black
Hills Ia 1874 was directed by the secretary
of wnr to be made il the general dtrectien
of Bear Bate, ln the northern portion Of
the Black Hills
Accompanying that expedition were Col.
VIM Ludlow, of the e1ginecrs corps of
ihear Prof Winchell aud other eminent
scientific men Accurate observation la
best Instruments werB Insde al every e.tfa p,
and these were ali emb d cd in an atiicni
report made to congress and published by
their order This ntf1ciul report with the
accompanying maps aud tables was intro
ducrd rs evidence Ia the Mccall case
Three other oft1c a maps, of different dates
were introduced, all Of WHICH agreed as to
the location of Bear Butte In the last re.
port, that Of Col Ludlow, the exact lati.
tude and longitude of Bar Butte TO a sec
| ond, is given, and shows that it Is fully 80
miles east of the l04th meridian Dead4ood
was shown IN be about eight mlle, farther
| west than Beir Butte, leaning margin of
twenty 1.-Two miles 10 20 oo.
10 uillh, there is no shadow of ques
,ion as To the location Of besdwood, ii The
rfticial reptf,s OF finely educated meu lu
the engineers corps Of the army are le
have any weight 1t is technically urged
that Col. Ludlow himself should have
been brought here, or that some mar
should have been sent over the gruune
from here, with pole or chain to measur,
the stance morbid s-nsltiYeness con
ce.ning the pu shmeM of men who com
NIT murder leads very frequently Of late
:. years to the mapnif,ing Of purely technica
points at the expense of common sense
and 10 the encouragement of The peculia
practice in vogue among the vigilanters.
GuSTkH
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-19
DAKOTA NEWS.

Fargo Times A shooting sffray occur
red a, Leech Lake on Tuesday of las, week,
resulting In the instant death of young
man named Fairbanks, and the serious
woun8lng of james Bungo, son Of The
well known Indian trader of that name. As
usual woman was at the bottom Of the
d .ulty. Bungo had two wives, from one
Of whom he had been separated for some
time, and during this separation she had
received the attentions OF fairbanks, buI
after wards had Rons back TO her husband
The day Of the shooting Bungo came back
do his lodge and found Fairbanks there He
ordered him away, and upon bis refusing
10 80 Bungo struck him. Fairbanks then
went To his own house, about mile away
aud procuring shn, gun, returned, and
raising the blanket door Of the lodge where
Bungo wac, 6eed .. him, woundlng him SO
verely 10 the wrist. Fairbanks WAS imme
diatsiy seized aud diszrnsrd BY two %. ID rec
Indian women who were In the lodge. In
the meantime Mountain Chief. father Of the
woman about whom the disturbance oc-
CURED, bearing the shooting, and being
told that bis daughter was killed, seized
his gun and shot Fairbanks, killiag him al.
most instantly. !, ID said that mortidcA-
,son has set In, and ,ha. Bungo will also
die from the ed :cts Of bis wounds,
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18th and f,om Saturday the 3Oth to

@tth ahH Hodi SATURDAY lhe OWN 70
January 81.
Mr. Wt.on suggested that such
was unfair TO western
members who might wish TO spend
the holidays at home, besides it seri
ously ln,erup'lpg business. Mr..
Wood said the committee had reach.
ed this decision after mature delib-
Grafton. He mo, Cd the provision
question. wn'ch WAS seconded and
the mai,, question was ordered. MIR.
Wood explained that the committee
understood that no business would be
done between Friday next and i J }nt,a- nt,a
ary 81. Mr.. Blanchard, of the com
mittee said some members thought il
the, jndiciary committee would repor,
on question of privilege referred &c
the house it might then take
usual holiday, but until the com
m'ttee did report the proposition for
aH adjournment WAS premature. The
resolution was adopted. l2l to 81.
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rA. D-s... .-A w,e-,.a L....
YAsKros, Dec. 10.

Eaitors Press and Dakotdtan:
II ,eems to me that the item 10 last eve
nink's paper relative to the Mccall case in
which You speak of serious question
growing OUT Of the fact that the boundary
Hoe between Dakota and Wyoming has
never been located by competent survey
IL calculated to mislead yonr readers.
The western boundary;of Dakota 10 the
-lo4th meridian. Ii hss not bcen surveyed,
but If . plxce Is shown 10 be east Of that
imaginary line it must Be In Dakota. One
Of the land marks 10 the Black Hills re.
Eiep Is Bear Butte. It is bald, naked
peat, which cam be seen for many miles.
Lieut. Warren, BY direction the wsr depart.
msnt. and an of1cer whose sccurscY is uni.
|vsssally eosesdsd, Ioeaisd Many of u
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-19
Las, N,gh... concer, Anothcr Ono
Comtir1.

Tile concert given BIZ Prof Ainsworth at
The Congregational church last night ~as
not 80 well satiepjrd ak II deserved 10 be, /
though there was fair audience pieseut |
The exercises of The evening Were excel |
let,tsy CHOSEN. and with few exceptions
admfr,by teadered. Though the cnnven-
ttun and CONCERT have not been co.lplete
tnauciil success. Prof. Ainswurth has sue
ceeded IN awak cning an intecst ln musical
IN Alters which wiil' form the nucleus ot iu-
lure opeailous, He IS skilitul director
aid competent instructor HIS work has
-b,.ea such Thai We can cnnscientlouslf rec
ommend him as man Of unusual ability
IN his chosen profession
The following is the programme OF the
entertainment furnished last evening
Q en,ng Gtetus-rhe Revera
Irtshman's Letler--C M. sheldon
Qairstte--Skater' Ger Wilcox, Aims
Wonb, BRISTOL and Mrs Et,er.
Trio-Q ieen OF tie Night Mrs, Etter,
Miss Hooker and Miss Waldron
Duel" Anyhnw III. w sheldon and
Miss Bertha Warner.
Frecdmen's Song. tsalo and chorus
/" Swing Low, Sweet Chariot - Miss
Wafdron.
Sacree Quar,eiie--" Guide Me Q Thou
Great Jehovah Mr.. Wilcox, MI. Aims
worth, Mrs Et,er and Miss Waldron,
/ Chitdren's iriu-' Gapdpana and -
fJ,ssie Fuller, Maud Tlippand Nellie Miner
Solo" When the Il sses Come Again
! Mrs. Wm. Miner.
Duet-Qnsker Song" Reuben and Ra
chei &C. NJ Sheldon ~ Miss Waldron
Solo ann Qtmre,tu--" N, one TO Wei
come Me Home Mr. Bns'nll -
Duel" Nmces al The Night Miss
Waldfon aud Mrs. T. Ter, with piano accum
p.nmeut by Miss Houker.
Solo" Old Church Organ Miss Wal
dtnn
4 Due, and Chorus" The Busybodlea
Anthem" They That trust in he Lord
Soprano Soio-Miss WWdron and chorus
4 SOLO and Chorus" } onathau 81. ii
Gtuocr
Den" :" In Thu G rent Gi,iin' Up Moruin
Each s.leciion @as given In n name
which bfnngiit The highest praise upon
| These who participated. and there is n uni
versai desire =, have the concert repeated
| Yielding In THIS |, cling, Prof Answor,l
las cnnstnied 10 reinatn over until mex
eek, and IN Tuesday evening, the POI,
inst the manages viii give another cor
cett at the Congregations, church. II
hop. d that every resident OF Yank'on wi
be prerenl on that occasion and listen I
The music which will DC given Them b
!, humc talent.
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Councll Proceedlngs.
COUNCIL, ROOM,

NlTY OF lANkToS.
Monday Dec. ls, 1B, 7 30 y. IN.
Council met pursuant 10 adjournment,
his Honor, Mayor Z'ebach. teing absent,
on motion Aid. Grove was elected mayor
pro tenn for the evening.
Roll called
All the members present
Minutes Of the last meeting read and
approved.
Application and bond Of Adam Forster
for liquor deslers license, to sell liquors be-
Tween Third aud Fourth streets on Broad
way, presented 10 council, read, and on mo-
,ion the bond snd application was approved
by council, and license granted
The committee on finance and TAXATION
reported back To the council reports Of The
city clerk and city treasurer for the months
Of September, October and November,
1916, NJ. approved, and recommended lha,
The same e placed on die.
! Ordered filed.
The same committee reported back 10
the council he bills of
Sylvester d Folyer for. .$4.75
81. Cro,x Lumber Co FOR. ~ Gj
atl y Buerdorf far far......... .49S
| Sylvester & Folycr for .47b
as correct, and recommend. d that The same
be allowed and paid.
| 90 motion The report of he committee
was adapted, and the clerk ordered to draw
warrants for the same
The same committee reported back the
bill OF Stree, Commissioner Delamater for
| t66 90. without recommendation.
Aid. 9emmil1 moved that The fuit amount
of the bill tt66 00) be allowed, and the
clerk ordered TO draw warrant for the
same Carried.
| The committee ON ordinances reported
back the ordinance 10 improve he streets Of
Yankton, without recommendation.
i Aid. Kingsbury moved that this ordl.
nance be made special order ut be secos d
re- ulsr meeting Of The council 10 January
next, at 80 p. m. Carried
Aid. Miner moved that the street com
missioner be instructed to lay cross logs
wherever fldewalks have been ordered aud
crossings not already laid. Carried.
Bills Of P. G. Conway. sal.ry aa
j,Ior 10 Dec 10. 1916. ......... $40 90
St. Croix Lumber Co, for lumber. 7.s5
Gus n. Wood, for killing ard haul.
INK on doks. .............-.... 900
presented, read, and on motion allowed and
the clerk ordered TO draw warrrnts fur the
same.
] Aid. Wynn moved that the city clerk be
! allowed one hundred and twenty dollars FOR
making tax list for city aud assessing tax
: on the same, and that he be instructed 10
draw q warrant fer that amoont In favor O!
!, himself Carried
Communication with plat, Of side
walks ordered and not hid, received from
J The city engineer, and on motion referred
TO the committee on grades. streets and al.
kys ------
On motion, coancil adjourned.
: JAxxs CEaNs,
J. 3. I. WHITE, Mayor pro lem.
u City Clark.
II - .
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college and this vacancy was flied b,
eleciing Lagrange. Atwood Steitfel,

COllrRe Abu 'uio faOa"ey go A'iou ~
elecfing Lagrange. Atwood Steiffel,
republican electoral candidate from
The same district, claimed the right to
cast the vote on the ground Of Frost'-
neligibifi,y. The college has tabled
his written demand The coll. ge
filled the vacancy in accordance with
Missouri state laws. Steifel testified
that he demanded certificate OF
Soy. Hardin as presidential elector,
having received the highest vote of
any eligible person in the district!
He filed papers sustaining his claim,
and the governor told him he had is
sued the certificate to Frost, but he
ordered the secretary Of state to give
Steitfrl the certificate of the official
vote of the third district. Shields,
chairman of the republican state COM
mittee corresponded with Steiffrls
Testimony and sub committee also ex-
amined Secretary OF State Kelsey, Of
New Jersey, concerning the alleged
ineligihihty Of Benjamin Williamson,
hut elected nothing.
| COMMITTEE WORK.
The senate election committee hAv
withdrawn their subpoena for wit
nesses in the contested electoral vote
(! in North Carolina.
House appropriation committee
have completed The consular appro-
pri.,ion bill. It appropriates l,l3o
900 about 10000 less than last ses-
sion bill, the reduction being in the
pay and expense Of consuls. The
ministers or their salaries or consul
I.4tes.
| The cabinet at half past two hac
been sitting since noon.
| Az D6AlSlpN.
4 The house judiciary committee to
day again considered the Western
Union company's refusal to produc'
kilograms but the sub-judiciary com
mittee not being ready TO report, ,h'
session was consumr d in an informa
i ,ln
CONGRESSIONAL RECESS.
The ways and means committc,
has decided to report : resolution 70
adjournment Of the house from Sat
urday next to the following Wednes
day and for similar sdjonrnmen
over New Years from the 3O,b Of De
cember until the 81 of January.
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Naval Movements.
Washington Republican.

Ills stated in the navy department
chat the reported movement Of naval
vessels, MS mentioned in the New
York papers oil Tuesday, is untrue.
The friga.e Franklin is no, ordered
out commission. The only change
in the status Of that vessel since her
arrIvat from t he European station is
the detachment oil Captain FranklI
ano the ordering Of Captain Ransom
TO command the vessel. Tie Frank
lin is now awaiting orders, which will
be issued in few days, transferring
her TO the Norfolk navy yard. The
Swatara is now at the Brooklyn navy
yard for the purpose of having hes
boiler repired AS soon AS this is
accomplished she will proceed to 'h.
North Atlantic feet at it's winter rem
dezyous, Por, Royal S Q. The Shaw
NUT is at the Norfolk navy yard pre-.
pairing for a cruise of the South Al.
lantic coast. ] he other vessel belong
ing 10 the North Atlanta feet NJ,
either at.Port Royal or cruising il
the West lndeis. The statemen
tina, it was contemplated to order on,
or more fronclads to New York i
stated to be without the sightes
foundation, in fact, as it is also TIT
.tatement that the Essex has beer
ordered 10 Washington.
Severed vessels loaded with ordane,
stores and other supplies for tn,
arsenal are detained down rive
in conse quence OF ice.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-19

ne Missouri and New Jersey
Elector Question before
Committee.
MISCELLANEOUS
THE HOUSE COMMITTEE.


New York Dec. l9, ,h-The COM.
bttee Of the house Of rcpr esentatives
election frauds continued its ses-
sn. MacD DougAll offered resolution
king that the subpte Ia dstces tecum
4 issued TO the president or other
hcers of the Western Union Tele-
Esph Co. requiring The production
Iaft kilograms sent or read through
Eeir Offices relative TO the late elec
An.. Signed by A. S. Hewitt,
4 NJ .gore Jr,, Fernando Wood,
ehn Kelly, Smith NJ. Weed Jr., and
d d. Pellor.
The chairman stated that he could
81 entertain this resolution in its
resent shape as they were only en-
bwered to enquire as to the cities Of
g.w York, Brooklyn, Jer,ey city,
I'd Pmladelphia. Messrs M4cDou-
Ell and Wells argued that tue reso.
tion should pass in its present shape
they had information that many
Espstches were sent in oypber.
1 CRIMINAL MATTERS.
ESt. Louis, Dec. l9-Col, II. G.
nms,ed, under sentence Of fifteen
Ton,hs in the county jail, and one
fousand dollars 6ae for oomplioity in
Ee whisky frauds has been pardoned
Eessrs. Howard, Meade, and Jones
S,vernmen. gaugcrs, implicated in the
sme frauds it is expected Nill be
E.rdoned soon.
e Crooks nEPoRr
EWashington, Dec. l9.-Gen.. Crooks an
hal report says that th. miners in The
gack Hills did not vioI4ts the Sioux treat,
II long after the Indians bad ceased I,
Egard il, and they have no. suffered a,
Euch from the Sioux sinc, they went /,
Ee Hills as they did while living on tb,
brder. He also calls attention to the fac
at bis command OF ltss than one ,hous
hd fought and beat Sitting Bulls band Ii
pc battle Of the RosebUd, weeks prc viou
, Custer's disaster. He seems TO lhinl
bat .he government. has treated The SIou
h.ion with unparalleled heeraltty. whic
hey have repaid b. raids aIoog ,bs bord,
II the rsservsl!oes.
4 EoUsss BuRN8D.
\ Now York. Dec 10 A aumber OF bus
Eess houses, 3i6 Casal street. were borss'
p-day. Loss $4,000. Inssrsd.
q 1xAAIHINe WlrHBAs1s.
B New Orlssss. Dec. l0- Before the h0ul
Houni,tes e1 Gov. Wiekh6 wss croas q,
mined. Ausvsrins Huslbos, 10 aid Ii
ssgulass were orgsnised wAlie hs wAs
Ssn,scky. He kssw nothing about Il
osstitastoa Or prooesdiogA Col Power
70 oosnnasdss. hsd talked with the vi
Eess about !t-ddot ksow Of tie osrsu
kstIoo's exsltesce during ~ eampax
Knew Of % armed bodsss aovisg sbo,
kbs nrishes at night He sslisvsd Il
khAage of West Feliciana's vote doc
( bs. whites Interest sDd srEunsnss, pros
ksipg Just aud economical sdministr,tis
and the protection of .hs school fusd
he event Of tbs democratic SUCCESS. {
new no threats Of dIscharRs. etc He !
stvcd circular from Col PA,,oo. chsl
nan o1 the democratic state committs
AyiDs you can't oon,inoe . negro by n
Zoo, bot may by positive statements An
Ewitnesses did not agree with the v!sws
gcol. Patton. They foand negroes readl
convinced BY argument, and employed
So,her mssns To influence them TO vote /
democratic ticket,
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chicago Live stock.

Chicago, Dec 10
ca'1s- Receipt. 20, Qnie' AID nrmer sales
extra % cas- IS; tn diam 10 fair. a ooI4 20
Hogr--Rsceipts, $40 o, ssics of fdr light
grades ii saG2 5 uns common nixcd hc-vl, to6
5 o tair TO prme paeking, 5:6Gen 90 lard Logs
6, o4a Is, shipper. gelerAiyp ying ajla is
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-19

II you want TO make either . gentleman
or lsdY 40 elegant holiday sifs, 70 to
Harry Ks,1's. he has just received the
nnest and best selected stock Of silk hand.
kerchiefr, silk and cashmere mutaers and
silk Ieckwesr ever brought TO Dakota
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-19
#HaH

Nr. Wood from the Maya and
means oommfttee reported ) resoln.
tioo for shs adioarnneLt Of the house
foa sazt osssrdsy teWsdassday ths
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WAsH1HGTox.
INVESTIGATING xLrcroRs.

INVESTIGATING KLRcroRs.
Washington, Dec. l9-The senate
pub election coumittcc to-3sy began
Pc investigates Of Frost, the alleged
koslisihls Ae. s'sceor. Thomas Thor.
Iosgnaa ! nslnsfi passtee, testified
has d1ssis = - slseessal
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-19
New York Market.

Nrw York. Dec, 10.
WIFE AT--A shade nrner No Milwaukee,
1886. uagi AIDED spring. .osa 30
1ohN-=tirm.r AND q fair inquiry; old and new
,ntxcd western, sSilbl
tsArs@Adyaneing ssgl5a
PoRK-firm at u o.
LARD--lle ayy nj 1917
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Fonna.:

A long veil. nearly or quite new Apply
at this ufllce.
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CONGRESSIONAL RECESS.
FOREIGN.
EXPIRES TOMORROW.

London, Dec. l9-M,nister Pier
pont has been mortified that Brent's
term OF commitment days, will ex-
pirc tomorrow.
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Now YORK.

New York, Dec.
Money pei. cen,
Governments. active aud little lower
stockr, active and lower
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KxrKNsIo N.

Berlin, Dec. ia six or eight
weeks extension Of armis,ice Is assur-
ed. Preliminary si,tings Of conference
will be held after Christmas.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-19

Gait, Fleischmann Il Co.'s compressed
yeast every Tuesday and Friday at
Kadsh's pharmacy next door to post Office
lues&tritf
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-19

Duet and Chorus" The Busy bodies"
Anlhem-"'r They That trust in he Lord
Soprano Soio-M Mis- Waldron and chorus.
SOLO and Chorus" j onatnan 50. II.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-07-29

WE gladly call attention to the ad-
vertisement of Mrs. Rhodes. The ad =
vantages which her establishment
offers for pupils are exceptional. Mrs.
Rhodes is in all associations and bear
ing, a thorough lady and a thoroughly
accomplished one deeply conscious
of the responsibilities she undertakes,
she fills all the offices of u judicious
and affectionate parent to the children
under her charge. 1t has been our
privilege to witness the happy innocent
freedom with which old and young
mingle together in her establishment,
giving rather the impression of loving
family than q formal school. Had
we children (alas that we have not
we should consider them no where so
safe as under the maternal care of Mrs.
Rhodes.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-07-29

BARBECUE AT JORDAN SPRINGS ON
THURsDAY.-We only received our
account of this affair an hour or two
before going to press. and can give only
a highly concentrated essence of it.
There was considerable political talk,
the toga candida being everywhere
visible. Judge Smith being called
upon for speech gave his sentiments
on State politics with which we are all
acquainted here. Mr.. T. J.. Yancey
then made a general attack on the
Democratic party which he pronounced
corrupt to the core, and promised to
nominate a candidate for tbs Legis-
lature who would beat the Democratic
party with the Radicals to back them.
Dinner was in order after this, and we
hope the mutton was more digestible
than the speech. After dinner Col.
Bailey took Mr.. Yancey's speech in
hand and crushed the life out of it al
most without an effort. Some indig-
nation had been manifested while Y.
was speaking. but only general feel
ing of compassion was lett after Col
Bailey had done with him.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-07-29

THE Supreme Executive Committee
of the Independent Champions of the
Red Cross, composed of DIR. VIM. Max
we'll, w. R. Fall, J. NJ. Speer W. L.
Melvin and s. Downer. met in this city
last Tuesday. A synopsis of their pro-
ceedings will be published in our next
issue.
They are all men of business, high
toned and honorable, and are earnest
ly engaged in the temperance cause,
and we were glad to learn from them
that new Encampments are constantly
being formed, and that the order is now
on firm basis.
Rev. A. G. McDougal. Supreme
Commander of the Champions on the
Pacific coast was also in the city at the
same time.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-07-29

NURSING THE SICK.-It is wonder
ful to US what inadequate conceptions
most people have of what is implied
in nursing the sick. Many people
form a party for this purpose as
for a frolic, and where rest and slum-
Der is the needful medicine for the pa
tient, keep up talking and laughing
all night which render them impossi-
bic. Every one who undertakes this
most responsible duty ought to do so
with the understanding that everything
in the way of amusement or pleasure,
is to give way to the welfare of the pa
tient, otherwise they may bring death
where help is intended. An who are
not prepared for this sacrifice would
do better to abstain from entering the
sick room.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-07-29
]. w. Mitchell, NJ. D. r. S. Brigham, NJ. d.
CAIRO MEDICAL AND SURGICAL
INSTITUTE.
Drs. Mitchell g. Brigham, PrOprietOrs,
Cairo, Illinois.

We are treating those diseases not
unusually treated by the general prac-
titioner, such as Piles, Fistula, Hip
Joint Disease. Old Fever sores. Curved
Spines, Tumors, Clubfeet, Hare Lip,
Cross Eyes and all diseases of the Eye
and Ear, and Surgical and Chronic
diseases. We also give especial atten-
ton to the cure of diseases peculiar
to females. We cure Piles without
knife, ligature or caustic. The treat
ment gives but little pain and we
guarantee cure in every case, and ask
no pay until the cureis effected.
July ~, 1876-1m.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-07-29

Miss Towards School. = With
pleasure we call attention to the adver-
tisement of Miss Sallie Howard. This
lady has been known so long and so
favorably to the people of GAINESVILLE,
as an instructress Of youth, that any
commentator from US would be su-
perhuOus; many successive issues Of
young Clarksvillians owe her their first
introduction to literature, and we know
many young gentlemen with very re-
spectacle boards and moustache on
their face, who are proud to acknowledge
that they learned more while they
were with Miss Sallie than they have in
all their lives since they left her. Miss
S. HI. is certain of a good school and
she we'll deserves it.