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BtlttltG tho plague Of the MhtttlG AinEOUR, This
tsse Wed Tss pss's M 0sy Seo se seae Get Of
its wing, Il sequence Of iiics aud lnosQnitoca ply
their bloody lancpts tho twenty-f0Nr hpilra
round. Add to theaa ttle ticks ninl mites that
swarm on the vegetation, ready to attack tho
paascrs-by, tho cnclsroaelIcs ftnt infeat tho
villages, the ilggcrs and ileas that abound III
sandy localitics, and tho nnts OF various speces,
mud the list Of tormontors Is coYplutc.
There Is bewil!!or!ng 1tycrslty q Erand and
Anazons. "Nowhers In NJ thu world" writes
Prof. Orton, Wis there a,sth an amount or such
Q variety Of useful and ornamental wonds rs IN
the virgin forests which stand around t!le basin
kinds Ut h'ghly-vnluahle woo,ls have been cut
from plcco of latl less than half niln squarts.
or thesu many were efark-colorett volnct1 woods,
susceptible Of high fintsl',-,-ns beautiful aa
ra.eTotd A., OF ebony. But thu dsyGiop1nent
only two saw.miln OH tho rivur between Para
a,Mi tho Andcn, namely: at Manaos nt,d lunttos.
When tho nattves want . plank, they GIt dawn
atrca and how II with q hatchct. Co,nns0n
wide, are worth slsa dozen at Mauaos, md
eablnet-wonls bring Is conss metrc. 6eycral
hundred kinds of choice woods, har1 n,ltl
heavy, iinely.ttntcd and closcly-gralned,
and Highway by rlycrs and occati to Europe
and America; yet enough goes To rot every year
70 enIIch m empire. It Ii singular fact That
tho Great Forest. It eeems to 70 to dust I'M
mctlately after its fall, tho process OF destruc-
tt9n being accelerated by Insects. = -.
III acserlhlng the appearance NJ the Amnxons
forest, Frpf. Orton says: 1.-THE flowers Mre OH
the top On many Of the trees not a singla
hlossoln Is to be found ut less height than 100
feet. Tt,c glory Of tho forest can bu seen only
by sailing In balloon over the uniulatlne,
aowery surface nboye. There, too, in TINT grccn
cloud arc tle insccts, and birds, and monkeys.
You aru In the empty naye OF tue cathedral,
blazing roof In place Of moss and lichcns,
tho trunks md bouglls are bearded with ep[.
phytc orchids, lerna, tlllandstas, cactuacs, etc.
frequently forming tlanging gurdcns of great
beauty. III assembling the river, tho traveller,
cycn It an acute ltotnnfst, Is rarely able to dis.
tlngulsh individual trees, save tho pallns, and
eortasn lofty, dome-shapcd crowns; for the
branches arG 30 thoroughly interviewer aud 20
dcnsely yelled with twincrs and epiphytcs that
might roam hundred years III tho A.nazona
thfckct, and at tho end find IL Impossible TO
classify tho myriad, crowded, computing shapes
Of vegetation. The roots, even Ut tie giants,
arc mot deep, The Temperatures Of thc Interior
r!ver-1a1}k." ,.''
In addition to The valuable woods aboundiDg
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ACLERGYMAN.s STORY.
Elder LeIand's Famous Gift 10 Pres
tdent Jefferson Seventy.five years

-
tdent Jefferson Seventy.five years
ago.
ain he year of 1900" said the Rey.
DR.. Bowling last evening, "four small
Baptist churches were leading precar-
ious existence in New York State" Of
that In this city. John Ganot was pas
tor, and Elder Leland was presiding
over congregation In Cheshire. The
latter, honnored with the title Of "Hard-
shelter" deserves position at the head
of the priesthood. Just after the election
of Thomas Jefferson to the Presidency,
in 1901, the Elder, impressed with the
propriety of an expression of loyalty by
the entire Baptist denomination, issued
proclamation that all men, "holy and
good" of that faith, should contribute
material for the manufacture ola nam
moth cheese" to be given to the newly
elected President. The result was a
cheese weighing 1,450 pounds. which the
Elder placedsoon his wagon, and started
for Washington. People hocked from
all the country adjoining the towns
through which the sanity man passed.
As he expressed, II preached all the way
to the Capitol and back again" Conver-
sions were made along the route of the
pastor and his cheese, and great revival
sprang up in the Baptist churches
throughout the land. Mr.. Downing at.
tributed the prosperity OF the church to
the eccentric Elder and his gigantic
cheese.-N. Y. Sun.
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q THE DRUNKARD's sAvIORs.
Highly Satisfactory Report or the
Franklin ReTormatorv Home-

Highly Satisfactory Report OF the
Franklin Reformatory Home.
The fourth annual meeting OF the con-
tributors OF the Franklin Reformatory
Home for IRebrIates was held in the
chapel OF the Home last evening. The
report of the secretary showed that of
582 inmates received into the Home dur
ing the past four years, 27l are entirely
reformed; rs who temporarily fell back
recovered themselves, and through the
influences of the Home have beon en-
abled to stand firm; "a have been lost
sight OF, and PIP considered doubtful
cases as regards permanent reformation.
There had been 210 gentlemen received
into the Home during the past year, who
had remained IN the family an average
time of eight weeks. OF these, sc had
been free patients and "a part free; 1913
are reformed, 16 benefited, SO doubtful,
s unknown. Of the 27l reformed 17S
had been periodical drinkers and SO con-
slant. Since last report the directors had
rented Gil Locust street, and though the
kindness OF friends had been enabled to
repair, renovate:abd neatly furnish it,
thereby increasing the teds from 40 to
II. The family had also increased from
81 to 60. The standing and social pos
ition of recent inmates was much above
that of former years, gentlemen of bus
mess and culture realizing that they
could now come to the Home openly and
houorably before they were completely
overcome by strong drink, without any
disgrace attaching to their actioa. The
report of!the treasurer showed receipts of
SIS, 820,22 and expenditures Of $l6.lS6.
%. The present efficient officers were
reelected. philadelphia Times.
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60 patiently with all his faulte, and had
nothing certainly to expect in return.
Lucy, in the quiet and peace of her
life, regained her youth and pretty looks,
and Is to day happy wife and the
mother of brave SONS and beautiful
daughters; and in her redeemed life, and
In the comfort and improvement of their
father later years, Robert and Mary
Hammond found abundant cause tor re-
joicing-in that having recognized their
duty they had gone after it, and per-
formed it with all their hearts.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-04-19
TRUSTEES SALE
w ISLAND PROPERTY.

A ~
BY virtue OF n deed OF trust made by
Thomas James Hamm and Eliza Bailey
Hamm his wife, to me rs Trustee dated the
IS. h day of August, a. j., 1874, and ofreeord
10 the Clerk = Office Of the Count. 'nurt oil
Ohio county, West Virginia. In deed OF
trust book No. page 255, Will, on satur.
day, the 18th day 4 May. 1875, com
mencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at the front
door Of The Courl House OF ohio county,
West Va, proceed tai sell 10 the highest
aud best bidder the following descIibed
property, to-wit: Commencing seventy
two l72) from the southeast corner OF
lot No. Is In Daniel Zane's addition 10 the
city OIL Wheeling. running twenty feet
southerly on York street; thence ne nun
dred and twenty feet, running westerly 10
Hulon street; thence TIVE nty feet north
eriy on Huron alley thence parallel win
Huron alley 10 the place OF beginning, TO-
gether with a ] and singular the improve
ments and buildings thereon.
Terms OF sale cash. Sell as Trustee
shall only convey such title as Is Vts.cd In
me by I!l deed OF trust.
aplSi T los. O'BRIEN, Trust, c.
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Desirable Island Property

I1OR SALE. OFFER FOR SALE On
reasonable terms. the desirable resi-
dence, No. 80 Virgin a street, Island, which
| now occupy. The house contains SIX
throughout, and the situation one OF the
very best on the Island IN every respect.
Will sell the Furniture with the house II
desired. For terms inquire on the prcml-
,.s or of the Undersigned at t<e Office OF
the la Belle Glass Co., Bridgeport, ..
anl7a r. &. WINSHlP.
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AheriH'S - ale.

S1AeIAl1 - ~ SCAos
Bank OF the Ohio Valley
VS..
Smith Il Co.
BY virtue of II. Ga. in the above entitled
cause, have levied upon and will proceed
To sell at public sale, on
SATURDAY, APRIL Is, 1876,
Commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ, on the
property known AS Smiths Brewery, the
following described property:
Two Mules,
One Wagon.
One Buggy Wagon,
And large number OF Ale Barrels, Kegs
and oil other personal property on said
prem iseS. Terms OF sale cash.
ap5i k. >. BROWN \, :; y. I.
The above sale stands adjourned until
April -. 1876, NJ 10 O'clock A. NJ, at which
time the same will positively take place.
k. ). BROWN, :. .. {.
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For sale.

nNEoF THE B r.sT AND MOST DEslR-
~ ABLY located farms In Brooke county,
owned by Mr. A. NJ. Buchanan, contain
ing SIS acres, 80 improved and la the
highest state Of cultivation. One fine two
story Brick Dwelling. containing ii rooms
all necessary out buildings. situated ioui
miles south OF Wei.sDuTg, on Bethany pike.
For further particplars apply 70
mr7 AlDEftvUN * faobb'
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FOR SALE
"oF G. AgSy

THE HOUSE NO. q THIRTEENTH
i street, all in good order, with nven-
tent water attachment. bath fixtures COM
plete, fine wash house and back building
VIII be sold low. For terms enquire of
81. BOYD, trustee,
Or ]. f. Botstord. at the house, Thirteenth
SE Get mrl6n
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TEAS.

TOBACCOS.
Navy lbs.
Halbrook's Monitor, Louisville,
Locker, Virginia Dare,
Jib Boom, Cable Roll.
Navy LBS.
Jib Boom, Louisville,
Old Reliable, Nectar,
Andrew Jackson.
LIS and IOs.
Andrew Jackson, Planters Chew.
Universal.
Twists.
Gold Charm, .Jcweled Bars.
Beau Monde, Patrick Henry,
Sunny South, Millners,
Talboth, Venus,
Inch in Caddies, Fig Leafin Drums.
Bright lbs.
Peach Blossom, Washoe,
Rose Lump, Victoria,
Peytou Grayeley.
smoking.
F. g. Is, Is 81 lbs, Good Enough Is.
Army & Navy Is, Scrap Is,
Tom 81 jerry t., Joker II,
Old Six Twist.
With the above extensive variety OF
brands and large stock OF Tobacco, VIC
invite all who buy these goods 70 consult
their own interest by giving US a call.
TINGLE a. lSHAM.
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athteliug geaisttr,
Terms. by Mail, in Advance.
DAILY REq1sTER,..

DAILY REGISTER. :. ~
~, q ve,r '-..........$ 90 Three months..sa W
Six iTTTWi.WEEKLY REGISTER.
p,,h,;si,ssi every Tuesday, Thursday and
saturday. A..
,,,. ,o,,vt vr "a 90 One copy,6 mos.2 Oh
o"' wy WEEKLY REG1sTER; q m
One copy. yrG F Eave e sSIiss' VIZ 1 "a q,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-04-19
FISH.

FAsH.
We have large stock Of
MAckerel,
Lake Herring,
White Fish,
Goldfish,
And will as usual supply the trade At low
CT prices than elsowhere.
TINGLE d ISHAM.
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"a malog ne OF New Books on
GAl free. BIcKNELL q Co, u W
street. n. Y. deczs
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Germaaia Life ms. Co. of N, Y
Ne c. + s:iFEL HAVING RETIRED
VI nom III Agency Of this Company,
yehs IN in,"rm oar assured and the pub
Nlhd W. haze appointed DR.. II. Blum ms
AGENT, and hasr conf rred upon him full
pTer,Uac, 80, such from December l, 1875
RICHARD & PO1T,
lows General Agents.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING
THE DAILY REGISTER.

One square-I5 incn sPaEe' O oo
Two times.......... Is Three months. II 90
one week............ 2 50 One year,: % 70
one square changeable once week S5o.
special Notices q per cent additional.
Advertisements to occupy fixed places 70
per cent additional.
Cuts WI be charged double for space
Dot Quinn advertisements, 50 per
cent aad. t,CLal.
Ioca. NCuUcs Is cents per lipe-bta no
local nciics Htu be inserted for less than ONE
DOLLAR
All adv FL easements, except for establish
ed business houses, must be paid for In ad-
vance.
quarterly.
the advertisement.
Yearly advertisers Will be connneu 10
their legitimate business, and all adver-
tjsements not connected with 1t will be
charged for at our regular rates.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-04-19
COFFEE.
ROASTED COFFEE.

Our celebrated brand,
TINGLE IL ISHAMS CHOICE,
Has become deservedly popular with the
trade. 1t may now be found in ost all
first class retail stores in the CRY and
country. Those without it would argely
increase their sales by keeping it IT. stock.
TINGLE l. ISHAM.
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: 40GHIIN RIs,

C wholesale DoeAots IA ~N
01 puiS,. Chemicals and Medicines
Warn. White Lead, TurpenAne
Window Glass and
No. glassware,
55 csse. ~ -, AIN 81. WAExLLN9
100 Matches. ed Lye,
barrels CARROTS 49,
50 boxes Garretts Pacim.
1000 pounds Dutch Maddaor,o,
@ ,, - l.pdh a Spanish soat.
g Chip Fustic.
At LAUGHLIN BROS. SOOs
100 ounces Quinine, Povers&We eli htEen
50 Sulphate Morphia
50 Nitrate silver.
50 strychnia
50 pounds Chloroform.
50 Bromide Potassium.
Is Oalomel
Is i" 1odide PotaAh.
$50 Fluid Extracts, Tildens.
50 :" Solid Extracts, do.
$50 bottles Sugar Coated Fills.
Is dozen Elixers.
At LAUGELIN BROS. 4 COS
IS dozen Bakers Cod Liver OIL.
Is Halls Lung Balsam.
. Jaynes Expectorant.
Is Ayers Cherry Pectoral.
l,0O Essences-Cinnamon, &c.
5u B2teman Drops.
500 Godfrey's Cordial.
loo Essence Jamaica Genger,
At LAUGHLIN BROS. 4 cos.
3,90 pounds Grain Pepper--Singapore.
500 Cloves.
so Allspice.
300 acknowledgements
800 Cream Tartar, pure & choice
500 Mustard, in cans and In bulk
500 ' Ground Ginger, East linda an
Jamaica. Coxs Gelatine, Arrow Root
Tapioca and Sage. -.--l-.
ded2 At LAUGALIN BROS. a COZ.
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train leaves be iiaiiIe OF OF
Acro ", and arrives at steuoehVihe ~
ispP.A; Accommodation trains leave
stclai At $50 a. m. and l2;So P prr m,
ss5 sso S:o5 a. M and a. @. p; and IS p
a Martin $ i FER leave Martins Ferry at
n. Returning 400 D. m; Bridgeport ii 40
il:ss.M;' $ 40 u. m.; arrive at Bellaire Mt
I3ss,. nj, al all principal points In the the
reses West can be procured at the
GsA anTS; .Set Office in Mcclure House, ana
Al int saw" +. r. MYERS,
o..sral Passenger & Ticket Agent.
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WIKI NoNTH-Ag,n,s wan,e1 cyc--
UMII vcl.e. business honorable and m.
VaVlSASs' pariiculars sent free Aasrs.
'.~okrH o.. 81 Louis. M, !,
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my g., n the beautiful companionship of
*! Ds ans wife and his grand-child,rseina,
LIZ ofthe toughest and most sinsa
solne Ser, toned down. He could nos
tiA ns,;sve in the unsel6sh affection Oh
9 psSor. and his family, when they bore
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-12
That Shower of Flesh.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. March lin re-
gard 10 the shower Of flesh in Batch
county, Prof. j. Lawrence Smith, in
his analysis Of the specimens ex-
aInined says, my mind is, this matter
gives every indication of being dried
spawn, doubtless that Of the frog,
which has been transported from the
ponds and swampy grounds by cur
rents Of winds. and have ultimately
fallen on the spot where they were
found. This is no isolated. occurrence
Of the kind; having come across
mentioned several in the course of my
reading. The only way Lean now
fix tue date of it, is that srecordel
by oMarshanbro as occurring. Ice
land in 1875.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-12
( Destruction of azel-Green.

/DUBUQUE, March ll.-The latest
Intelligence from Hazel Green Wis.
reports these facts. The storm struck
the village between four and FIVE
O'Clock yesterday afternoon on the
west side, sweeping through The en-
tire village, levelling tothe ground
some five buildings and killing out,
right some eight persons, besides Sc
rious}y wounding some twelve or
more others. The following names
are those known to have been killed.
Joshua Richards, Mrs. i'm. Lconey,
Mrs. Thomas Edwards, Miss Thomp-
son, daughter Of Edwards Thompson,
who together with his son is,supposed
tohave persisted, also a son OF jackson.
The following are among the build
ings demolished. The dwelling houses
of i'm. Looncy, John ID. Edwards, o.
Mr.. Eastman, Edward Thompson,
and Joseph jackson, besides which
thyc was large blacksmith and
and carriage shop, name Of tho owner
lis not known, and the. primitive
Methodist Church building. These
are ali that are known.at the present
time to have been destroyed, The
hurricane was succeeded by dash Of
rain and hail. The village of Hazel
Green has a population of probably
one thousand inhabitants. lt.is sit
uated twelve miles directly east Of
4 Dubuque. 1t is almost wholly a
mining village, situated in the very
I henrt of the best WISCONSIN diggings
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-12
The Far West.
.RAl.Ns on TIE aEYENI, 4.

Clile.Seo. .March ll-lIon. y. l..
Phillips, Of the Springfield .Ionrna,
who has been soipe months iii Cali
terHi;, has just returned.
ported that he was al possession Of
facts relating 10 frauds upon the reve-
lNc III that section OF country. a re-.
pofssr- ircr! the Tribune interviewed
him. 3ic published interview. has
led Col. FSillips 70 say that it is an
wha. he said. He
says that he is espvinced by what he
saw, that there afs many irregularl
ties in the revenue ami customs SER
vice on the Pacific coast,>Sut that he
will communicate the facts Only <ta1he
authorities in Washington, M,itlics
he will go III few days. Col. Phil
lips is not regularly employed in the
service OF the governnent, his chief
business IN California having been
the care OF an invalid son.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-12
CONGRESSIONAL.
MIR. Randall Shows his 'vee!!.
WheH Accused of the
Back Pay Eiah.
a Ge,setal Discussion of a yaris
ETY. OF Subjects.
Il on Sc.
M .slllNeroN. Nlareh |

Nj. AtlSips, ffo,n the commiitcc Oh
appropriations, reported . hili appro.
prlating 100000 10 supply tic DIFF
cheney in The appropriation for Ger
tain SioGS Indians.
'lr. Cook, from the ootnmitnee on
military affairs, .eportetislr bill to
equali@e houniies TO soldiers OF the
late war. Referred TO the committee
20! ;s'c whole, and made the special
oydel for Thursday next, This bill
is the one originally Introduced by
rhornburgh
Mr.. Jenlss; introduceasa bill ,otaus-
fer. the pension pnreau from the in
terror department. Referred.
Mr.. Banning presented the protest
+of Cincinnati aistillers agains, any
law changing the tax on whisky.
Referred
The house then went INTO COM
mitlee Of the whole, Mr. Cox in the
chair, on the judiciary and legislative
appropriation bill, and Willis, who
had not concluded lis speech yester-
day, resumed the floor and spoke. in
favor of honest curreucg as the only
safety for honest men.
Mr. Townsend of Pennsylvania
spoke on the legislative appropria-
tion bill and Mr.. Randnll's vote for
increased salary. yy..-y.----.,,.-=.-.-----.---s-
MIR. Randall replied in substance
that US he had condemned that meas
ure, he, accepted the verdict.
Mr.. White. Do I understand the
gentleman to shy he realized The fact
that the country condemned his vote
on the back pay question.
Mr.. Randul IL is none OF yorr
business what realiat. G.anghter
nave made my statement in that
connection.
Nh issit,s;.Io=ses fsets-ls4s 4s-
Ha'l 5F ffovc ssstiss would
41 ae..eflla Il llll 81
Refunded,
Mr. Reneit.ii, That IS none ,5i your
sQsi'!a9 eiIIleT. lf.Tug TT 2AA-44e., y 4e.,
do augiit here lh.t does no. become
3 representative II i|ie people. they
Wtll<iakc east. to con gn tne back TO
private ti!e. Itook 'ln,. salary. The
law gave it 20 me. NJ y people have
approved VI me since, aud ii docs not
He lie t-ttte power o:f my misrrai1'c mar
here (l.nughtcr) 10 talk about NY
conscience.
Mr.. Wilson, Of Iowa, in connection
With he approximation I for the agri
culture bureau, spoke Of the import
anee Of tile fax growing interests Of
his state which he said would be se-
ricusM nisriered with If Morrison's
tariff bill should become law.
Mr.. Hunter made speech en- the
currency question against a rcsump-
tion Of specie payments until after
the cancellation of the public debt
Nsnd IN advosary of the bill introduced
1 lbyAin sclf,o cstablisha uniform rate
iof lnfeses. of six per cent, throughout
lthe United States. The house thcr
adjourned.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-12
Secretary Tatt swears.

WAsnlSeroS, March ll.-Judge.
Taft, accompanied by Secretary Robe
son-.<and Secretary Chandler called
this morning on the President at the
executive mansion, and there met
Chief Justice Wait, who admins
tered the oath Of Office. After which
the new secretary of war proceeded
TO the war department and, begun the
duties nfshis Office. The officers of
the army will cali on the Secretary
Monday.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-12
The Democratic Caucus.

WAsulSGros, MARCH, ll.-The
Democra,ic caucus met to-nigh, at
the Capitol.
Mr.. Lamar rendered his resignation
as chairman on account of sickness,
and it was not accepted.
Mr.. Clymcr was selected chairgian
protein during The absence Of Mr.
Lamar, who wil!,return TO Mississippi
in accordance with the advice of his
physician. There was long discus.
Sion on the financial question. SEN
ators Bayard: Eaton, Thurman, Bogy
and Herman, and Representatives
Randall, Ragan, and Lntterell, Z ad-
yocating hard money. No question
was taken: There seemed a
clear conclusion Of issue in
volved and "a greater disposition
TO arrive at a satisfactory result than
has heretofore been manifested, and
,bes.endeney was toward ardmoaey.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-12

NcSsts ! ,lfris and lIoEm;sa Heiog
left almost alone i8r tle advocpey OF
son. 'ap1cl. l5Ge oplNsna S,s sstsef
ir!li expressed !.Sf te ire Naii5dal
tel,t shoula DC paiii aeftla:F 10 the
p.!lss4ge tt tie geyefamen', III gold,
lhe.eanuuS adSolt,0cfl nAtI Nelny
dav ncNs.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-12
BuTTER-t' t'irni; choi,
EGGS s-NVrak al l2l e..
f1liM aukr.
MawAt-KE.E. March

hiLWAGEfh, March III.
TLouR- and unchanged
WHEAT-Opcned steady aud a shade
higher; closed firm; No. Milwaukee,
$tQ9: hard. LII: No. 9 Milwaukee, / OF *
for cash: 1929 for April 1863 for May !;
No.3, S1lac.
ConS-s'eady; No. 9 fresh, l3lac.
Ts--lnacti.e; 311ailE>~sa.- t:.-t7ss, A2c for
May.
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