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STEAMSHIPS

BREMEN.
North German Lloyd.
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW ORLEANS
VIA RAvRB, SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVANA.
The Steamship Of tho North
German lloyd will resums their
- days Of departu re and price ofpsss-
age Wul De Adver iced hereafter
These steamers touch outward a5 HavYe and Ha-
vsns, and on their home trip at Havana and South.
smpton. Tho company resoi We The right to change
Passage tickets from Bremen, South hampton or
Havre to New Orleans issued by the undersigned
I'D. p. SrOCKMEYR6 l. CO., Agents,
jelO Ne. 70 Union street.
ron HAVANA VIA CkDAK KEYS AND
KEY WEST.
United States Mail Line.
: T.E1IAS :: CLYDE E SMnIE'
ASA The New Orleans. Florida
<6k win dispatch one Of the above frs.
claaa steamers from New Orleans tc
Every Week.
Touching 1t Cedar Keys and Key West and con
Meeting with steamers for Tampa
Florida, Including Tampa. and to New York, Charles
ton and Savannah :.
Splendid passenger accommodations, snd through
tickets given to above pOints
No freight received without permit nom the
For freight or Oa''af;s ,YRpSlSo E Agent
No. l3O Common stEooA
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GROCERY SIUkE, AULk, CARTS, BIC.
SUCCESSION or JAMES WARD.
Second District Court for ths PariSh Of Orleans
No. So 685.

DY Holy & O,CONNOR-NlCHOLAs j.
ID Hoey, AuctiOneer-Ufice No. Is Commercial
placa-MONOAY. June 10, 1876 ct P. NJ. on
the premis. g. on DTyades street, bstwe n Perdido
and Poydras streets, BY virtue Of an order Of the
honorable the Secoud District Court for the par.
ish Of Orleans dated June 5, 1876, will Do sold at
THE FIXTURtS AND CONTENTS Of the grocery
store belonging TO said estate. ose Mule. two
carts, one Spring Wagon aud . lot Of claims and
Bo k Accou, to. as per inventory on file.
Terms-Cash on the spot. je7 ii l! IL
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VVHE CREDITORS OF THB ABOVE ESTATE
l. ere hereby notified that third and fral
meeting of tho creditors will be held
in bankruptcy, CustOmhou.e building, II the
city Of New Orleans. ON the fifth dsy of July.
4 D. 1876, at twelve O'Clock NJ, at which time the
count, and for . discharge from all liability
assignee, according to the provisions OF the twea-
ty eighth section Of the bankrupt act Of March q
1867, and the amendments thereto.
je182S* J. CALDWkLL PIERCE, Assil,nees
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AUCTION SALES.

AUUIlUN 6AIa6Hs
F
BY Hoey d o'oonnor.
CHOIC1sr0RB PROPERTY NHA1 CANAL HTRRRT,
no. ID sxCH ANGIE PLACk
sTHsrr. AND 1Mpsovs 81 Aa T VACANT Tors
US CASAL, CUslOMH0oSR AND PALMYRA
sucCKssloN OF PRANK oBRRHEussR
Second District Court for tbs Parish Of Orleans :
DY HOEY & O'CONNOR-MoHoLAs J..
p Hosy AHcttSnees.om ss,e No: = Comm.sciHl
n, 1t the Merchants and Aucnsneers' k1change,
on Royal street. between Canal and Custom
able the second District Court for The parish Of Or
lean. dated April 81, 1876, will be sold by public
auction. in the above entitled matter, the following
'i' ras R TSREE.sTosY BRICK STORE NO. Is
Exchange alley in the second Dstrict Of this CITY,
q s ~
BY the letter aad neasares q feet inches front
on Excha x. alley 81 feet nches3 lines in width
IN A rss . Sousfs Il
FRAME RESIDENCES. Nos. las and Ia: Ga-qnet
street, in The First District Of this city. in TIM
sQusru bounded by Gasqust, Canal DerbigDy and
Roman streets ard measured 40 feet iuchss front
ON Gasquet street, BY depth of l03 fest 10 inches
) INES, between PARALLEL uuo1, WHiCu RIOuuu, le
formed Of the whole o. lot No IS, and the half Of
the adjoining lot. No. "a
3. Two LOrs OR PORTIONS OF GROUND. in
tho Second District of this city, in the sqnae
bounded by Canal, Cuhtomhou %, Broad and
White strt e's. dsscr bed as follows. to wit: Lot
No. 81 measures 80 feet front on Canal street, by
l56 feet incns in depth, between pa alel lines;
anc1 lot No. measures 30 fe 1t front on Custom
bouse street, by l56 feet inches in depth between
1. ALOT or GROUND, in the First District, in
the square bousded by Palmyra. Banks. Tonti and
Rochebl streets, designAted BY tho No. AID
mea-uiug n feet inch front on 'almyra street.
by 100 feet inches ~ Ines in depth
Terms Of Ssle-One- third cash, aud the remainder
at and two years credit. in )Ses OF the pur-
cbasers bearins interest of eiglt per cent per
annum from date Of eals until final payment,
with penal clause of five per cent attorneys
fees in event Of suit to enforce payment Improve
ments to be kept fully insured aud policies
transferred to the holder Of She notes; the whole
t. be secured by special morfg age aud vendors
lien OF tie property sold. I'D purchA ser to ss
sumo payment Of all taxes due aud exisibe in lasl
Acts OF sals ct theexpe 1916 Of the purchasers b.
fore william Castell, Bsq., notary public.
i-6 IL "a jv18
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NEW ORLEANS
INSURANCE COMPANY.
CORNER OF CANAL AND CAMP STREETS.
Established n 1905.
Capital. $500 900 %
Assets cir market value. .......... 6S2 847 IS
Incomef the year 1875. 6A,030 81
This company insures fire, marine and rive,
risks issues marine policies, payable In London In
case Of loss.
]. TUYBS, President
A. eCHREIBBR, Woe President
]. W. HINCKS, Secretary.
Directors.
Ernest Merilh, 4. n. BickhAm.
PlAcide Forstall, 4. Schneider,
b. Gally, J. Tuyes,
Charles Latte. WA Bell,
". Van Benthuysen, D. Patio,
Pierre P0utx, D. D. R0gefA jazz ly
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TwO-STORY FRANZ RESIDENCE.
SUIT FOR PARTITION.

GRAHAM, BLACK co. VS.. SUCCESSION OF
w. d. HAhDEMIN.
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ADJUSTMENTS,

WENGER,S GARDEN,
Bourbon street..............13
n. WRNGER Proprietor.
Largest Hall in the city. Best European and
American Journals on file Three fine rooms for
families with separate entra ace. Best Beer at
moderate prices. The largest Orchestra in the
world, plays from II A. NJ. till IL p. n. myl6
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LIST OF PRIZES
Capital Prize. ...&1OO,0 600
I Prize. -.............. ..''...s.. OVsVOV
Frizo.................. ...'.''.'. SVsVOV
1 Price. ....... 10000
2 Prizes at $4,000. 10000
4 Prizes at S25OO.. 10000
20 Prizes at SlONO............. 10000
So Prizes at $500. $4,000
1900 Prizes at 1 20. ..... $4,000
1000 Prizes at SjO.................. 100000
APPROXIMATION PRIZES:
100 Approximation Prizes at $500. $4,000
100 Approximation Prizes at $780,. 10000
100 Approximation Prizes at &75.... $500
TOTAL:
$3.50 Prizes in All,
AMOUNTING TO
$5O2,5OO IN GOLD:
Price Of Tickets
WHOLR TICKETS. ......................aeSO 90
HALvRS...... ........-.................. - W
TbNTHS.................... W
TWkNTIkTHS....... ................. ~
For sale ct all the New Orleans agencies and 1t
the Central Office Of the
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY.
Address Lock Box No. 693, New Orleans
Pessofnce.
REMIT By POSrOFFICB MONEY ORDER, REGIS.
rKRRD LITTER, DRAFT. Oh By 1xPRksS.
DESERVE AND RRCOLLRCT
THAT IN THB GRAND GOLDEN DRAWING OF
July -. 1876,
ALL THE TICKETS
SOLD FOR GREENBACKS.
ALL THE PRIZES
PA I'D I'm G. O l. ID /.
AGENTS wanted In every State, C0snty /,
City and Town threughoat the Uaieu.
UNEXCEPTiONAl GUARANTEES REQUIRED,
And must in every instance, accompany applics-
ti0ns,
70 81 MADE 70 fHE
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY
New Orleans, LoulslanAs
An letters unans wered mean . negative reply.
Dy9M
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Second District Court for the Parish Of orleans-
No. .72s.
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DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
STATRS.
DISTRICT or LOUISIANA,
In Bankruptcy-No. I4jI.

IN THE MATTER OF MAXWELL. SCALING {
Muhall ct al. VS.. Cobb, Dohonde Co. ct
al bankfupta
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Second Judicial District Court in and for the Par
Of Pl8Quem nos-NO. 23l7.
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PROPERTY on CLAIBORNE STREET.

z TWO STORY BRICK STORE, NO. lOs ST.
CHARLES eTREkT.
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In THK SUIT OF JOACHIM B0RDB VS.. WIDO
WILLIAM EkKSINE, EFT AIS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-18

GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT,
For which the Best Musical Talsnt availablo in
the country will be engaged, and to which every
holder of COUPON TICKET will be entitled to
PRRR ADMISSION.
LOOK AT THE SCHEME!
Extraordinary Scheme!
10000 Tickets at $50 Each.
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rHK POCRSrORY BRICK STORE, 20. los ST.
CHARLES strict,
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BY Macon, Ellison & Go.

PRRRNPrORY sALD Bv AUCTION or TEE As.
SITS IN rnB MATrkR OF THR bBLTA In
kU9AnOR 0n4PANY. LIQUIDATION, CON-
PRlSiH0 ONk-TWkLPrh IL TER8SF III tn
e10THWwSrBRN BXPVNrtON BUILDING, ON
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AUCTION SALES.
ALuABLs FIRST prsrrcr PROPERTIES.

TIE POCR-SrORY BRICK STORE. 40. 81 ST.
CHARLES STREET. ID
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SUCCESSION OF RaAECIS A. WHEELING, DE-
CEANRD.

SIGHr LOTS OF GROUND CORNER or GRAvIER
AND EALCEDO STkkkTS.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-27

CRIME
MURDER ANp RRYENGK.

LOUISVILLE, April 26.-Last Sun
day, Judge j. E. Carson, of Crab Or
chard, was shot and killed, il is alleged
without provocatiou, by one John
Smith. This morning Smith was
brought before the court for trial, but
not being ready, was granted further
time. He then left IN chargs@pf Off
GERS, but on the way TO prison the
sons OF the deceased judge endeavored
TO kill him. Their attempts failed
and caused their arrest. Having prom
ised not to again attemptto kill Smith
they were released. -
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-27
Railroad Bonds

CINCINNATI, April 26.-The Ga
zette tomorrow will publish an ntet
view with ]. Gs Harrison, Of. Indian,
apolis. Mr. Harrison states tina, at =
meeting of1he board of directors of
the. { - T. e. r. ia 1872, The president
Of the board, II. f. Clarke, c.llsa.A,he
directors attention TO letter ftem
the president of the Ft. Smith aud
L,t,le Rock Land Grant r. r., with
reference TO some bonds that road had
by the Up. r. r. company. desiring
TO know something more about them.
HARRISON states that he made motion
TO appoint committee Of three to
Investigate all matters connected
therewith.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-27
NEW YORK.
INSURANCE FIGURES.

NEW YoRs. April 2G.-At the an
nual convention OF the national board
Of ire under writer's to-day The
principle companies of the L. S. and
Great Britain represented the treas
urv report for a year showing re-
ceipts of 1884 900 aud expenditures
OF 100000, President O4kly deliv-
cred the annual address. The capital
employed for last year was So mil
lions, an increase OF two millions ever
1874. Dividends on this capital Az
eraged l3 and one tenth. The total
amount of premiums received during
~ s,1ty American companies is SO
million and by foreign companies # +
million, /. decrease Of ITO Is per
cent over 1874. The lesses-efor the
year paid were 100000. The in-
crease on amount of risks issued BY
the companies during ls75is t29 ,055.
The rate during the past year has
steadily increased. The remumera
ton rate should be adhered TO, AS any
other course leads to inevitable disas
ter.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-27
Interesting Statistics from the
Insurance Convention.
: Gen. Rice, of Iowa, is. Ahead
$1,000 on a Post-Tra-
s dership.
An Effort to Ayenge the Murder
of a Father.
POLITICAL
MASSACHUSETTS CONVENTION.

Nm oorNN io AOIN ' t-tN lON
BosroN, April 26.-T'he republican
state convention met here to-day.
Jehn & Sanford was ch sen president.
Resolutions encouraging the energy
aud lgourage OF Bristow and associa
ting The name of Blaine with The Office
oi president were tabled. \ rcsolu-
tlon was unanimously adopted leaving
the delegation unpledgea and min
s'rncled, but requiring Them to work
and vote for those candidates whose
character gives unqnestionable assur-
ance TO. the whole country that they
viii be faithful aud Jealous to the na
ton to bring about the resumption of
specie payment at the date fixed by
law and to elect thorough and ra-
dical reform of the civil SERVICE TO
the end thai the administration of
public affairs may he characterized by
efficiency, ccorimy mud purity.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-27
lae influences by officers Of the

dye Influences by officers Of the
houN. Agreed to. !.
MI. White then read a, letter adj
dressed to hintself, making vague
charges against the engineer Of the
house. the writer Of which had subse-
qucntly been appointed assistant engi-
neer. Referred.
Mr.. Gibson offered resolution for
the appointment Of selec. committee
to make a thorough investigation of
the custom house and other govern
ment Offices at New Orleans, and sug-
gested the necessary changes with
power to sit at New Orleans, and re-
port at the present session. Adopted.
Tue house ,hen went into commit
tee of the whole, Mr.. Cox in The chair
on the legislative appropriation bill,
and cornms snced with the appropria-
sioa Of .sh!ssAls.sssa sh!.seAls.esss apartment.
After progressing until only eight
pages were left incompleted the COM
mittee rose.
Mr.. Wells,from the committee on
the de6cfsncy bill T1,mAde report re-
commencing that The senate reeede
from three of It's amendments and
that the house concur In. three other
OF it's amendments. None Of them
are of any Importance. The report
was concnrred in.
The resolution offered by Banning
aud Rsndall, calling for information as
TO the sale rs commissary articles and
as 70 the amount Of post funds 1t the
military academy at West Point were
adopted and the house alion. ned. y.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-27
Latest From the Insurance Conyen-
stlOn

MEN, YoRK, Apta 26.-The sepor,
of the committed. on ucenliarism AID
arson shows that during the past year
80 per cent of the number Of fires were
caused by incendiaries, while fully 55
per cent of property destroyed waslos,
from the same cause The report rec.
ommends the Offering Of rewards Tor
the arrest and conviction of incendia-
ries. The report Of the committee
recommends the estah hlishment Of fire
patrol in every city, and that i should
be partly sustained aud supported BY
cities where they are located.
The report from the committee on
the origin of fires states that the fires
for the year were 3,94G, and were
caused as follows: Defects, S6S;
matches, 2l4; spontaneous, 100; acci-
dental, 5l7; carelessness, III; miscel-
laneous, 1898; unknown, 46l; supposed
-incendiaries, 39S; petroleum 3Os.
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WASHINGTON.
DAynNPoET.


W.,stsaAeroN, April 81 The com
mittee on expenditures il, the depart
ment2of justice adjourned I'LL to NOR
row, when D..rcnport promised To
produce The vouchers or all the mo
#ney received and expended for the
Suppression frauds in New York
His presence before the committee TO-
resulted in showing that the com.
mittee would not permit him. 10 cx-
plain in his own way, aud that he was
disposed TO adopt the committees plan
POST TRADERsHlPs.
Gen. e. w. Rice, OF Iowa, to-day
testified before the committee on. ea-
penditnres in the war depariment,
that he had received abou. twelve
thousand dollars from postlrader
ships, and for interesting himself with
the secretary Of war to procaass 'sisI'-. ssss5-
pointments for friends. sSsilher Bel
KNAPP nor any one.else had any inrrr-
est i'll his matters.
THE HOT SPRINGS RESERVATION.
Steps are being taken by the Atty.
Gent to take possession, for the gov
ernment, of the Hot Springs reserva
tion, Arkansas. Judge Pierfepont will
move for the appointment of arece
yer for these lands. II is understood
that threats have been made against
the persons attempting to take posses
sion for the government, and in this
event it Is certain troops viii be
brought into renHisiton to enforce the
decision Of the court.
INTEREST PAYMENT.
The secretary oi the treasury has
directed payment Of the May nte rest
Of the public debt, amounting to over
10000, 900, to be commenced to-
morrow without rebate.
DAVENPORT.
The committee on expenditures in
the department of justice adjourned
ull to morrow, wheu uBayenport prom
ises TO produce vouchers for all monies
received and expended for the sup
preston of fraud in New Yo.k. His
presence before the committee to- day
resulted IN showing that the committee
would not permit ham to explain in
his own way, and that he WAS disin-
clined TO adopt the committees plan.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-27
Justifable Homicide.

PEoisIA,slAs.. April 26.-This af,u :
noon during an aliercataqn bet yeen ].
Lock GOOD aud ] b Gobdlet,, Lock
wood knocked Goodiett's wife down
and was proceeding to pound her
when Goodett got shot gun and
blew the top OF Lock woods head off.
Goodiclt then surrendered TO officers.
A coToner's jury was AT once impan-
nelled and verdict of jus:itable
Homicide WAS rendered.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-27
A Quiet Day in the Senate.
And Little or Nothing Done in
the House.
Excepting a Resolution Asking
The Secretary OF the Treas.
ury About ReYenne=--
Agents.
CONGRESSIONAL
~enatc

senate.
lsiplbe senate after the expiration of
the morning hour, Nj. Morrill,, OF Yer
monJ called up the bill to establish
an education fund, and apply portion
of the proceeds Of pubic lands to the
public education, and to provide for u
more complete endowment and sup
port of national colleges. for the ad.
yancemept Of scientific and industrial
education. sHesroke at great length
in support Of the Bill.
Mr.. Sargent submitted resolution
directing The secretary of The treasury
to inform the senate bow many per-
sons are now employed as revenue, or
internal reyenues agents, giving date
OF their respective. appointments, the
rate OF compensation, and expenses
paid 10 each, aud also to inform the
senate whether in any cases special
rewards have been paid to, or re-
ceiyed by any of such agents; what
ever money has been disbursed by
any such agents; whether, and if SO,
which of them has been, or are, under
direction of atry personS other than
the secretary Of the treastfS y, and not
subordinate Of the treasury depart
ment, and if so, by virtue of<<vhat
statute Of, other authesi.y Agrena
TO.
AT the conclusion of Mr.. Morrill's
speech, Mr. Maxey of Texas, submit
ted an amendment sot, OFT The nature Of a
substitute for the educational BILL
He explained the substitutes and said
1t conseeratesfthe net proceeds Of
sales Of public lands to the suppor, Of
the. common schools, the endowments
of colleges, &c. It did not Interfere
with the presemption and homestead
laws. /, distributed the money raised
among the several states and the dis
t.trict OF Columbia according to popu-
lation aud itsin no measure interfered
with the m Management of the schools
and colleges under the control Of
states and territories. The bill and
the substitute vera laid aside : nd the
eSss0,S- eOON 0p tiic plll IclaLlnR ID &he
Japanese indemnity fund. Without
action The senate went into executive
session and soon Adjourned
- House. =
WAanlNGms April 2G.-The
speaker appointed the following con-
ference committees on the deficiency
bill Wells, Atkins and Hale. On
the consular and diplomatic appropri-
ation bill Singleton, Randall and
Waldron. Mr., White stated that he
had read. the newspaper article chArg-
ing the clerk Of the house andhis sub
terminates with lobbying against tie
reduction in the legislative appropri,
alton bill, and offereda resolution dil
| recting the committee on rules to In.
qnirc whether such charges were true
and whether any Legislation is neces-
.s.ry~to protect the house from un-
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FOREIGN.
tits RklALL. uRsiEn,

. 4 : s
Lospos, Aprst- 26.-A delegation
of the West India company waited
on Lord Carnarvon and urged the re-
call of Gov. Hennessy from Bnrbado.
Lasd Carnovon replied that no such
sction could be taken without eyi-
dence and referred to the intelligence
which showed that Coy. Hennessey
had manifested disposition to meet
the difficulty boldly and that dele-
CATION might rest assured that no
pains would be spared to ascertam.,he
real tac.s and restore tranquility.
BASE METAL.
lospoN, April 26. = Silver So t.
y. Eugonia ] opez has failed. la
biliiies $3.50, 900.
ARRIVED.
Arrived steamers Somerset and
Helsetia from New York.
~ CABLE BROKEN
The French Atlantic cable is broken
200 miles from Brest.
s-----.-...., srURouspED.
ALGiEKs, April 26.--The insurgents
are surrounded by the French troops
aud cannot retreat. They must sur
render
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-27
Printers Strike.

St. JOE, Missouri, April 26-The
union employees on the Gazette struck
ah4s evening and qui. work because
the proprietors ofth paper announc-
ed they would shortly employ non
union men. No paper viii be issued
ie-mast4& morning bat aftes TIA he
paper will appear as usual.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-27
Fatal Explosion.

NEW YORK, April :25..:---TAis after
noon there was an explosion a, Hope
goods torpedo factory, by which ten
or twelve girls were seriously injured,
and two fatally.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-27
TAKEN UP.

On ths premises Of The subscriber. four andAone
bali niles npr b Of isnkton, one COW, nine yesrs
Old, hinr, with black spotsfon sides, and black
aJh9 Al-o one large three year old cow bluish
gray, with short hofrs. The owfef can have the
: Ame by proving property aad pay Ing charges.
A1CHAkL RKlS TER
Apply on the prrmtses, or corner Of Broehw ~
andSsIth street, fankton. AJxlsdAw2W
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-27
Decoration pay.

ArlAsrA, Ga, April 26-DecorA-
tien day is observed as usual. The
stores are closed, and thousands At
the cemetery are decorating graves:
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-27

MllWaukee.
MLwAuKEK- April 20
FLoUR-Qniet and unchanged.
WHEAT-Weak and unsettled, No 2 Mil
yankee, o3 fof cash .0sls for May; !;
104la for June.
CoHx--steady No 5tt55c.
OATs-Steady No. 2 fresh, 3aia@33kc c
for May. Il
RrE-scarce and higher; M /, 701sc.
BARLEY-No.2, Sic. =
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-27
1t Stopped the Cough and Saved
the Child,

We have recently had occasion /. try The VII
tae of Hsle's Cough Cordial In our family A
ltstid son, sick with the prevailing fryer. was
amicfed With the meet distressing coagh, which
gave him NO csst Night or day. We have Hide
Aithtni'pntent" mcdicnas, and seldom much al
try them; bat something had to BIZ done, Gs The
constant eoHgh prevented @sta recovery Re
cordingly procured bottle OF the Cordial nom
the agents, and commenced its use according TO
directions. The ettset Nss nafked from the very
drst and the child that night enjoyed Z reftesh-
Ing sleep; aud by the nexl night there WAS scarce
yertye OF the con gh ieft III this rs fair sam.
pie Of what The medicine Will do. It's growth i n
popularity is sot 10 be Wondered at.--Reads burg
Fres Press.
soid and warranted hy MHls L Purdy.