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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-19
Corner,ng Tll.,ca.

lHCG IltbbHS VI o.. A1i. IluNU has
tho misfortune to furnish good deal
OF material for this kind of literature
.The New York Times has published a
campaign supplement, and tho follow :
ing is a somewhat startling synopsis
OF its c0ntcats.
TiLpEN
]. A svcErstoNrsr
5iT HE rebel synpathcs.
He invites CIVIL war,
Promotes treason
Declares tbs war y iaipre,
2 AN ALLY or TWEED
at}s. Promotes ciectora frauds
NJ. ssr, eicy letter. HI
Tbs rohbetacs he facilitated.
iIf his share IN TNessd,s cnnyeaiions.
How he stood hy the ring
5, A SHAN RErowatn.
,sl His canal feform. anaiyked
Great cry aud littll WOOL. 1z=-:s
lying prc,ente nj economy
4. A SwIxnLgx or LAnoR.
Michigan shinplAster.
5 A WREcNEa or RAILROADS.
The Indiana Southern
The ST Louis, Alton and Terre Hautc,
!. His lettez OF acccptanca analyxud
HIS rec I'd ar \ membs Of The assemblys
democratic estt,nstes of ,be ptrty candidate.
HESDltIsKs,
A.a Rebel D. mpathiser. SALARY and Land GRAB.
ber and Poi,tcai Jabber-
A pamphlet has also put in
an appearance with this thrilling title
page;
TasEs SgeKsstoY MoyEakNrs
t'NlrEp STATES.
SAMUEL TlLDEN.
The Democratic Candidate fer The Presidency /:
The .-AtsiseS, Alder ausi Al,....ef
Of tho
Great Secession MoS emeat OF isi0t
Aud uNu Of thel xurhOrs OF 1hc turatHous ftss oiu
tion OF 1854.
Hi. Claims All Statesman aud Reyormef to b
Considered.
This letter gives an account Of the
fnmous Virginia and Kentucky rcso.
.lutions 1898 and the agitation caused
by them; the notification ord,nanc
OF South Carolina in 1882 aud tte
consequences aud the secession mo-
vc,nent Of 1860. II then brings for
ward the declaration of Mr.. Tilden in
support Of the right Of secession and
in defence Of The contemplated nc.
ton Of the nth, and given in full his
letter to the Hon. William Kent in
October, 1868, in which his views
are set forth at length.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-19

LlYerp..el, A..s ia,

Liferpooi AAs Is
Bnr.psrurrr Hea,y.
Winter wheat, s-sd ete.ed spring 7.od6ss-l lot
White gsId90-sd. Club ss5d4Dl0s. Corn, 15roa
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-19
New York, Aug.

New York, Aag.gls.
DAY 'oeps Print, market very active, stock,
IN af.t hands very light; cotton goods In fair rc,
duer'. generally steady. t.inshsm.. wors,ed;
dress goods, sha~ls, skitts and heriery doing
well' woplen goods for mems wear, regular dc,
mand, hanhels and blankets, quiet and steady;
silk, good. advancing. The Bulletin saJs Que
tho#rsnd care dark Richmond prints viii
be sold Mt anction next Thursdsy,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-19
ise aiences vI y equ.ilred, SOM
ing conxiaersbly niitigated.
FATAL AcclpRsr.

COUNCIL BLurFs, Aug. 49, Two little
bdys, nanasd Jphn4 Berwelu and Harry
fuhs.1 i cd I2 and 8 years respectively.
we're buried aiiyein this city today blythe
sudden giving away of an emhank ment
ne.r whicf they were plAying Cfs bedies
wsfa reeoSefed, but not un,il M. Was ex
slinct
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-19

T., Two colored men arrived at Omaha
a few days ago, with $4,000 Of gold,
which WAS u part Of their earnings
during brief sojourn in the Black
Hills. The gold was taken from what
is called " nigger gulch," which com
prises some pi the best claims in the
Deadwood country, taken up by col
ored men who are winning the choic.
est smiles Of fortune as the result OF
their labor.
The present Ohio delegation in
congress stands thirteen democrats
and seven repu5licans. The rcpublle
cars Of the state propose that the
next delegation shall stand fourteen
republicans and six democrats. The
nominations so far have been excel
lent, and the probability is that they
viii reclaim all ,he districts they lost
through divided councils two years
ago.
I Mr.. Peter Cooper is Keeping the
country in quite " stew by his reluc-
tance to define his positie1, as 10
whether he would be candidate for
second or third term. II is whisper
ed that be is favorable to FIRST term,
| but declaration rs to the others 10
what is now u anted.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-19
SENATOR RsorH

of California, after making some IN
-troeaue.ory remarks-rpoke .s-folsows,
] recognize that there are great po.
lit'cai questions bearing ppon ms ii,
The near future thatlare not touched
upon, divisions between republicans
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-19
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New Yors

New iork, Aak. is,
: Srpcks--Dull and lower
MONEY kasy, liis1ssila
GoLD-ll0A
6oSfnsxxs rs Firm.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-19
MISCELLANEOUS
pl,oMNED.

DROWNED.
Lone BRAscH, Aug. ls-A small
boat eapsized last evening containing
four colored people, All drowned.
sr.bREn2s
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-19

Sr.s pAuL4The Pioneer Press
spseiA from Bsmarck says tl,,.E d ca
ma Key West vas cred into II lew
miles below Fit. Buford Tuesday by .
prty of about fifty Indians. No
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-08-29

OF infinite Jest splendid at an
anccdotc, and il he had devoted
himself to the Stage would have
made Il brilliant actor. lie is what
the world calls, and rarely with-
ont mistake, a "good fellow"
companionable, approachable, gc-.
NAL, generous, whole-souled gen
tlcman. TO be lonely in his pres
ence is sheer impossibility. He
knows every foot Of the way from
the Scott county corn field to the
Virginia Senate, and he never fors
gets anything. His personal ap-
pearance is fine.
In stature he is six feet, stoutly
built, weighing about 100 pounds,
has very brilliant, blacl, eyes, a
splendid growth OF dark hair, and
a complexion midway between fair
and bronze, having almost rosy
checks. The ladies call him good
looking, and Gov. McMullin calls
him Big Iuiun. lie is capable Of
standing any amount Of fatigue,
| -.,l ,.ll ,,,,l., tI, ,,t,,,.,i,r,, q no
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-08-29
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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-08-29
E'ItItSs3NIOFSi5
what is Said About the N0mina-
tiuR.

regard the nomination as most for
tunatc for the party in the District.
Capt. f. $. BLAIR of Wythe,
will show Gen. Prdemoro that
am now as | have heretofore been, hia
firm and fast friend.
Judge JNo. A. CAMPBELL,
Pulaski will give him larger vote
as to population, chan any other county
in the ninth District.
Gen. ], A. WALLER.
We call upon the good people of
Pulaski to rally to his support. After
prouacted contest he was family
chosen and then Ivy reclamation chosen
the nominee Of the party. -Puldshi
People.
Let no one have any fears as to the
East end of the ninth district Itwill
poll its usual strength for the COuscrya-
tive candidate, Col. PTidrmoro. This
part OF the district never pOes back on
the nominee lCcHuSe Of Il failure to get
one Of its own men ~ the standard.
bearer Of the party. Old independent
need look for no comfort ia this
quarter lIVH'.Wa Enterprise.
Gcn'L Pridemorc is mun who comes
from the people, one of decided ability,
We shall cordially support him.
Marion PuiriOt& HcruiR.
The nomination OF General pRlDE.
MORE puts an end to FANErTE Nc.
MULLINS candidacy rs an indie
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-08-29

UUMDUG! thy name is RADICAL
ism, which always possesses the
dubious virtue OF
Compromising for sins it is inclined to
BY damning those it has no mind to.
The nomination of Gov. Harris
to the Electoral ticket raised a
howl from the Hazcnwheelcritos
that was quite suggestive of their
lost virtues.
Presto change They have
nominated for the same position
the old rebel, Henry S. Foote. .
There Ye Belknapitos,
Behold your light, your stnr
lc would be dupcs and victims
And ye are
Wave the bloody shirt,
Disguise your Hayes with SCOT
Down with loyal Harris,
Up with your cloYen Footc
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-08-29
Gold in New York, $40 3>4.
A New Hair Tonic Worth
Rayinq---It is the Best.

Woods Improved Hair Restorative is
unlike any other, and has no equal
The Improved has new vegetable tonic
properties : restores grey hair to a
glossy natural color ; restores faded,
dry, harsh and falling hair restores,
dresses, gives vigor to the hair; re
stores to prematurely bald heads !, re-
moves dandruG, humors, scaly erup.
lions removes irritations, itching and
scaly dryncss. No article produces
such wonderful effects. Try it. Call
for Woods Improved Hair Rcstora-
tive, and don't 6e PIT Of iriH arg
othc1 article. Sold by all druggists in
this place and dealers oyerywhere.--
Trade supplied at manufacturers pri-
ces by G.. \. Cook d Co., Chicago.
Sole Agents for the United States and
Canadas, and by Johnston, Holloway
d: Co., Philadelphia.
Aug 20, '7G-ly.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-08-29

Ir requires patronage to support
newspapers. Even the Scott BAN
NER could not live on the Clinch
Mountain air and has gone the way
country newspapers generally do in
this age. The Office has been sold
to Messrs. Coale and Halriss, and
from the ashes thereof the Stands
ard is to spring up.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-08-29
THE ROGERSVILLE CON
NLNRION.
Capt, T.. II, Denny Nominated
for the Senate.

Capt, T., II, Denny Nominated
for the Senate.
The Senatorial Convention met at
Rogorsr lille last Tuesday, and though
there were thirty-eight ballots a nomi-
nation was made before night. Col.
A. p. Kyle, of lIamblin, Col. VIM N .
Clarkson and Col. VIM. Greene, of
Hawkins, and Capt, Treece, of Clai-
borne, contondod with Capt. Denny
for the nomination. Often Captain
Denny found himself within one vote
of the nomination, and 1t was not UNI
til the 3Sth ballot that he succeeded in
obtaining the requisite two,thirds vote.
On the final ballot Denny obtained
Sullivan lG, Hawkins AZ, HRmbliu 7,
Claiborne 8. Total, 3Os, The vote for
Col, Clarkson was Hamb!n "a, Han
cock 9, Claiborne 3. Total, l3!
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-08-29
TIE PEACE COMMISSIONERS.

CHICAGO, Ills, Aug. 25.-Thc
Peace Commissioners, some half a
dozen in number, arrived here to-day,
en- route to Omaha and points West,
to talk with the Sioux. bishop Whip
pie will arrive and join them this
afternoon, and they will leave within
tWenty-four hours on their mission
They are furnished with instructions
from the Interior Department, which,
it is said are that they shall inform
the Indians that they must return to
their reservations, stop dcpredatlOns
on the Blach Hills miners, or submit
to be eXtcrninated.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-08-29
TIRE WEST
The Peace Commissioners on Their Way to
Meet the Sioux.
Encouraging Gold News From the Hills

The latest news 10y the black UW8
Pioneer, published at Deadwood, is
encouraging beyond measure. Eight
hundred ounces of gold dust arrived
in this city to-day. Yesterday II solid
piece of quartz was consigned to the
Pacific coast for exhibition, which
bristles with free gold all over The
piece weighs twenty-five pounds, and
is estimated to contain one hundred
dollars in gold This Is from the Alpha
mine, and specimens Of the same are
now on exhibition in Philadelphia In
the name of w. A, Bennett.
The telegraph line which has been
making rather slow progress owing to
the absence of an escort for working
parties, is now making Roadway, all
the poles being set to Hot creek, 50
miles beyond Laramie. The work of
striugng the wires has begun. The
first communication came over last
night from Platte river.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-08-29
DIED.

ILING.-At her home in Sullivan
county, Tenn, August 23rd, after an
illness Of ten weeks, MRS. ELIZA
BETH KING, wife Of Rev. John Rut-
lege King, aged Go years months and
, days.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-08-29

Gov. McMuLrN has always pro.
tesscd great respect for the voice of
the people, and we have no doubt
whatever that he will at an early
day withdraw as n candidate and
support the nominee.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-08-29
DOANOKE COLLEGE,
Salem, Virginia.

Next session begins September 9th,
Collegiate and Preparatory courses.
Unsurpassed l. o ca ion, Healthy
Mountain Climate, Moral Commune
ty, Moderate Expenses. From SlGO to
S2I0 for ten months Including board
tuition, Sc, &C. College quite pros
porous. Students from all sections Of
the country Ten from Tennessee
For Catalogues, Sc, address Secretary
of Faculty Roanoke College, Salem,
Va. July is, '76-tf.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-08-29

A horrible miscreant walked de-
liberatcly into n certain store in this
place day or two ago and registered
an awful vow that, for once in his life,
at least, his wife should have sonsi-
Die present. AS it is to be surprise,
we mention no names, but will simply
state that the Sensible present" is to
be new Domestic" sewing machine.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-08-29

Go to Bamborger and see the Pro-
Gress shirt, latest thing TWO shirts in
one. march 2S.-tf.
The Elmwood Paper Collar, 1t Bam-
berger's % cts,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-08-29

Prof. Norman, resident Physician
White sulphur Springs. THE best
remedy l have ever used for Dyspepsia
and indigestion is DIR. Wade's Liver
COrreCtOr,'
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-08-29

Speaker Kerr was buried with Ma
sonic honors.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-08-29

EX-Gov. Walker has been TeUomi
mated by aCciamatiOn for Cong1Gss,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-08-29

lIrN BROTHERS,
lOl7 AND 1919 MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND, VA,
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-07-20
Educational
III. =. BAKER. A. H., Editor.
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT
of the Educational Department
Wisconsin State Teachers Association.

The twenty.fourth annual session Of
this body was held in Milwaukee, July
5 and s. Owing probably to the dis.
fractions of the season and the fact
that so many teachers were recreating
elsewhere, the attendance was not as
general, or tie enthusiasm as great as
last year. Bat the meetings were well
attended.
The Association was welcomed to
the city by Supt. McAlister, and Pres.
Stark, of the Milwaukee Board of Ed.
ucation. II. c. Rowland. president OF
the Association delivered an address
in which many important problems in
the educational work, were presented
Committees were appointed to consid-
er these, and report upon them at the
December session. J. L. Pickard, late
Supt. of Schools in Chicago, gave, in
an off hand speech, many interesting
"reminiscences of the formation and
early meeting Of the Association.
Several papers of interest and prac-
teal Importance were presented.
On Wednesday afternoon, the teach.
ers and their friends went by rail to
the grounds of the National Soldiers
Home. The delightful grounds and
magnificent building were thrown
open for their enjoyment. On Thurs
day afternoon, concert was given by
the pupils of the public schools Of
Milwaukee, in which several hundred
children participated. After this the
grounds Of the Hon. Alex. Mitchell
were visited by invition,
These entertainments were arranged
by the teachers Of Milwaukee; and
great credit is due them, for their la
Dor and expense.
Perhaps the most interesting feature
Of the meeting, was the evening lect-
ures. Rev. G.. E. Gordon, of Mil
waukee, spoke of the relations of the
state to education. He sought to jus.
tify tie liberal education of the mass
es by the state, by compulsory pro-
cess if need be; and strictly unsec-
tartan schools 1t was a very clear,
forcible, and Logical address. the re-
suit evidently of ich careful study.
Of a different = racter, but equal.
ly interesting vas the lecture Of
Pres. Angel, University of Michigan,
upon The PhilOsophic Study of Liter
ature." 1t was, in the highest degree,
graceful, finished, and scholarly.
II. VS..
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-07-20
MAIDEN Roc

MAIDEN Rock, July -
An infant daughter of William Fuller died
last week
Mrs. Kyle, mother Of VIM Kyle Of Pine
Valley Mil, has gone to Illinois with her
daughter
Messrs Ribbe & Borst are in town selling
organs They are very successful notwith-
standing the hard times.
Alfred S Otis has returned from the Cen
tennial He is enthusiastic Among other
sights, he saw Dom Pedro and Rutherford B.
Hayes
] D Trumbul is building an addition to
his store. When the addition is complete
the store will be 95xs2 He intends to put in
a stock Of dry goods.
james 7. McLeary completed his fourth
term Of school here on Friday, 9TH inst. The
closing work Of the senior division was a
written examination The questions used
we're the Oshkosh Normal admission ques.
tons The standing was very fair and will
he given next week.
Although it Is rather late, we cannot close
without saying few words in regard 70 our
Centennial Fourth. Our celebration was sue
cessiul beyond anticipation AT about eleven
o'clock the procession formed at the corner
Of Main and Oak streets Headed by the
Plum City Band II proceeded 70 the grove
We should say here that the thirteen original
states were represented IN the procession by
Misses Nina Hull, Hattie Trumbull, Rebecca
J. Taylor, Adiie aud Cora Everett, Mary Hol-
brook, Flora Barton, Belle Leitch, Ann Eliza
Kyle, Addie Brewer, Kate A Green, Eva
Doughty, aud Laura Carpenter, drawn 10 q
carriage prepared tor the occasion by K. 81.
sands. The exercises on the grounds were.
Singing ny the Glee Club, Miss Anna Everett
at the organ Music by the band Reading Of
the Declaration, by James I McLeary; Ora
ton, by A. Morse, Bsq, Of River Falls; Din.
neri Toasts. There's onses were very appro-
pirate. Tue response 70 the toast, "Our
Schools by / II Tyler was the bes, We
have heard In the West After the exercises
on the grounds there were i,oi-races aud a
boat-race. In the evening, an exhibition Of
IRE works aai a party IN Trumbulls Hall
completed the festivities The supper for the
party was served a, the seeley House, and
was worthy Of the occasion
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-07-20
Congressional.

The republican Congressional Con.
vention, TO nominate a candidate for
Congress, has been called at La Crosse,
Sept. 9. The delegates are apportioned
as follows;-Buffalo, ?; Clark, 3; Eau
Claire, 8; Jackson, 3; La Crosse, 8;
Monroe, S; Pepin, 2; Pierce, 4; St.
Croix; 4; Trempealeau, 4; Vernon, 8.
Total as.
We see no reason why the appor-
tionment is not a fair one, it being
on basis of one delegate to every
three hundred Republican votes, and
one for each fractional part of one
hundred, or more, cast at the guberna.
torial election in 1875. But, since it
requires but tweuty-three to nominate,
we see no use in parleying about the
next nominee. If General Rusk wants
that nomination, he can certainly
bring in that number without an eff
fort. There is, for instance, Vernon,
Monroe, La Crosse, Trempealeau, Buff.
falo and Pepiu, which are nearly Ger.
tain for Rusk, Buffalo alone being
doubtful, and without which Mr..
Rusk would have majority. Besides
this, unless st. Croix Valley man
comes into the field, st. Croix and
Pierce are both sure for Mr.. Rusk.
In Buffalo county there is brisk
fight, with some doubt as to the re-
suit. The Alma Express supports
Rusk, while the Mondovi Herald sup
ports Porter. The convention there is
to be held tomorrow, and the status Of
that county will soon be known.
But there Is still another horn to
this dilemma. The ''loyal north" may
calmly, yet earnestly demand the rep.
resentative, in which case her voice
may as well be needed. Her right to
make this demand will not be ques.
tioned-her duty to do it may be
deemed imperative. In that case, to
which valley, let us inquire, does the
nomination properly belongs 1t seems
to US that there is but one answer to
this question, namely,-to the st.
Croix Valley We speak of this mat.
ter as citizens--as voters-and not as
politicians. To the best of our recol.
letiOn no congressman has ever been
elected from the northern portion of
this district, and it seems to us also
the rights of our citizens must, ere
long, not only be acknowledged, but
respected. Ii the time has not al
ready come when this change should
be made, we are quite sure it never
will, nor can this fact be longer ig.
nored, provided our people have cour-
age enough to demand their rights. and
spirit enough to maintain them. There
is time when it is safe to make slight
changes in the order of things, and
the time may have arrived when
change of this kind is imperatively de-
manded If not, when will it arrivel
Can you tell US! What harm can en-
sue from iti NOne-not in the least.
Why not let this question be duly con.
sidered, then, by those who have the
matter in handl