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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-27
The Eastern War.

A Bucharest correspondent gives the follow
Jog account Of Rus,iao operations, derived
from Russian officer who has just returned
from Plevna No convoy has succeeded il
enteripg Plevna since General Gourko tool
command of the cavalry. The investment il
now complete. The Imperial Guards. as fast
as they arrived, took up positions on the Rus
sian left, thus gradually prolonging the line Of
investment across the Lovatz road 10 the Sofia
road
The investment by infantry thus extend:
from the Roumania positions northeast Of
Plevna to the Sofia road On the west. The cir
Gle is completed by General Gourko's cavalry,
which can cut off all surplus, hut the Russians
are every day receiving reiutorcements, and
there is every appearance that they intend to
surround Plevna by series OF works, as the
Germans did Paris. The Russians will soon
have troops enough to complete tho infantry
investment.
The correspondent thinks that there is every
reason to believe that PlevDa is not victualled
sufficiently to stand siege until spring, and
that the appearances arc that Ojmau will at
tempt, probably unsuccessluy,t to fight his way
out.
The correspondent concludes II NUT say
now that the question Of second campaign is
resolutely faced, and the prospect looks more
hopeful. for the Russians than at any tine since
Gen. Krudeners defeat 10 July.
A Constantipople telegram states that pri-
vate dispatch has been received announcing
that Ismail Pasha has effected juGc;on with
Moukhtar Pasha.
1t is officially ANNOUNCED 10 St. Petersburg
that order has been restored in the southern
portion OF the Province Of Daghcstan. The to-
surrecton is still troublesome in the north, but,
it's Importance has been exaggerated and sue
cess is impossible.
Colonel Valentine Baker will shortly resign
his command and return to CoDstantinople.
LONDON, Oct 27.-It is reported that the
Russians pursuing Ghazi Moukhtar have ad
' 1nced as far as Khorassan, and that Moukhtar
has retreated to Koprikoi, between khorassan
and Hassan Kaleb. Erzaroum is preparing
for siege. Tho inhabitants are armiug, and
are fastening up from Tribizond.
Ghazi Moukhtar, however, reports that the
Russians have not advanced farther than Wei
idooz, on the western slope of Soghanli Dagh,
which is more probable than the first statement.
Doubtless state of panic prevails at Erzeroum.
giving rise to all sorts of unfavorable rumors.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-27

EXTRAORDINARY DEVELOPMENT OF TIFF
SENSE OF SMELL--Dr. Maudscy, 10 ri:
Physiology of Mind" speaking Of the loss Of
ono sepse being followed by notable Hcrcas:
10 the functions Of those which remain, 10 con
sequence of the greater attention given o them,
cites the following instances related by Dr. Howe
of the Massachusetts, Asylum Tor the Bind
Julia Brace.a deaf and blind mute, a pupil Of he
American Asylum, had a Goc physical urgsuiZ J.
ton and highly nervous temperament la her
blindness and Stiffness her main occupation Was
the exercise of her remaining senses Of smell,
touch and taste, 50 that through them she
might get knowledge Of all that was going ca
around her. Smell, however, seemed to BE- The
sense On which she mosI relied. She smH!l1d
at everything which shc could bring within
range OF the seusa; and she came to perceive
odora utterly inscusible to other persona.
When she met person she IFS anrly rvcog-
rizod him by the smell Of his hand or glove. Il
it were stranger she smeltd hia hand. and the
impression vas 50 strong that she could rcc0g-
nizo him long after By again smelling his hand
or even his glove, if just taken off. She kocw
all her acquantauccs by he odor Ct ticli hands
She was employed 10 sorting the cin:h;4 oi the
pupils after they came from the wash, and could
distinguished those of each iriond. If hs!f 8
dozan strangers should throw each ono his
glove into hat, and they were shaken up sc
would take one glove, smell it, then smell tbe
hand of each person, and u1errngly assign each
glove 10 its owner If among the visitors there
were brother and sister, she could pick out the
gloves by a similarity of smell but could not
distinguish one from the other. This case iur-
nishcd strong argument in support of the con-
lecture that dog removed t. g distant place
finds it's way home by foil,wing backward q
train e smells which he has experienced.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-27
Murder and Escape.

CIScINNATI o., Oct 27.-An unknown per-
son cntoTed the house OF K. s. McVey, toll gate
keeper on the CrcleviI!e ike, six miles north
of CtiIlicolh:, Ohio, last night, and shot McVey
through tho heart ard bis wife through the
head. killing both instantly. A little girl, the
only other occupant Of the house, hearing the
shooting jumped out of bed and escaped. The
murderer alter ransacking the house for plum
der set ire 10 it and escaped to the woods
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-27

the SUICIDE AT NIAGARA FAILs.-Tbe
woodstock (Ootariol Sentinel has the following
IN reference to Miss JaEc Schofeld, daughter Of
Mr. traucis SchoGe!d, of that place whose
death by bciog carried over Niagara Falls has
been reported :-"Miss Scho6eld was young
lady OF remarkable ability. She learned teIe.
graphy in the Dominion Office at Woodstock
some time ago, and acquired such proficiency 10
the art, and displayed such marked ability, that
she was appointed to the position of amanu.
ansls In the Domilion Telegraph Compauy's
Offices in Toronto. She was also we'll known
as contributor TO magazines. 49,, and some
OF her writings possessed real merit. Some
few months ago she hsdt give up her position
owing to illness, and has since been staying at
Staten Island, N. Y for the benefit of her health.
She was on her way home when the melan-
choly occurrence took place. This is the third
mem bers Of bis family that Mr. Scbo6cld has
lost duriog the present year. 1t is needless to
add that he aud his family have the heartfelt
sympathy of the whole community n their sad
bereavement and hour of trial."
30 Christian Roos Swedish banker in New
York haa bnan arrnataa On nh nf cpin1
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-27
Nj a ISISllED.

At Towsootown, Md, ON July 5. by Rev. Mr..
Rice, Dr.. |. g. GORDON. Of Baltimore, to
MARY NJ. eldest daughter Of e. ID. Bird. ED,
of Lcesburg. Va. .vl ,liss&..
o. the oath lost, by Hyt.o ID Mr..
J. II. LAWSON, Of Maryfabd, 10 Miss SALLIE
L. THOMAS, of Prince William county, Va.
Manassas Gazette please publish.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-27

the whole one hundred thousand Govern
ment Office holders now 10 the country President
Hayes, with all his home rule policJ, has ap
pointed teo democrats aod the radicals are
lumber
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-27

NOTICE-I have this day disposed Of thn
~ stock in my DRUG and PRESCRIPTION
STORE to Mcssrs. JOHN ID. Ii. LUNT and
WILLIAM h. DAVIDSON, who vii coa
tinue the business st the oil stand, undsr Lhn
firm name Of LUNT y DA VIDSON. hereby
cordially recommend them to my former Gus
ompetent to conduct the business in all it, do
tails Persons indebted to me will please make
payment to me, or to Mes.ri. L. u ID, who ne
authorz ID to receipt for tho same.
SAMUEL H. LUNT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-27

s: The especial crgan Of the workingmen's party
10 Philadelphia, the Daily News, in alludog to
the large humber Of ooored Votes polled for
the democratic ticket in Baltimore last Wed.
nesday, says: =
The negro vote. upon which We counted SO
much. failed rs utterly, and was either FILTERED
away on an Independent nobody, or bodily
transferred to the democracy. The truth is 90
dependence can DO placed upon the colored man
10 politics. His physical chains have been
broken, but he is still 10 mental bondage. If
he doss not stick by the republican party first,
last and all the time, he goes with the largest
crowd"
Thisi.the way the wo1kiugmcu talk about the
colored voters, and yet there are some colored
men 10 this city who say they intend to vote
the workiogmeu's ticket.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-27

Secretary Sherman, ex Secretary McCulloch
oil others will give their views 10 regard to
the resumption Of specie payments ia the No
vember- December number Of the North Ameri
can Review.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-27
ruBL1sHHp DAILY AND TREwBEKLY B!
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
SATURDAY EVENING, oCToBER27 1877

Tho opposition to the confirmation of the ap-
pointment of Mr.. billiard as Mloistcr TO Brazil
ia founded upon the fact that be was good
Confederate. If su,h opposition be effective 1t
will be fatal to the execution of President
Hayes home rule and civil service reform 10
the South, for every man that could be appoint
cd to Office south Of the Potomac under that
policy would fall under the same objection that
attaches to Mr.. billiard. Every Southern man
who remained within the Confederate lines
during the war, and who is now capable of I'LL
log an Office wortbily and efficiently, was good
Confederate, aud if all such are to be prohibited
from holding Office. the federal appointing nts
must continue to be made 10 the future, as IN
the past, from either incapable or dishonest
carpet baggers. The rejection Of MIR. Ililiard
will afford the President al opportunity OF
showiog to the country whether or not be pos
sesses the stanioa cf which presidents Of great
republics should be made. If the Senate re-
fuses to c,n6rm the appointment the mission
should remain vacaot. Neither country will
suffer by reason Of the vacancy, the expenses
of the mission will be saved, and Mr.. Hayes
prove to all men that he was 10 earnest when
he said be meant to be the President ct the
whole country, and not like Gen. Grant, the
mere representative of a party.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-27
CaJHRL CO.MMEKCE.

Arrived-Bosts Morning sun, Bonj Miller
and p l. Lemen. to Hsmp and Bait Goal 90 :
Bealnedetts. TO Blaen Avon Coal Co; IL Deli
field, 6 sherman, s Heary and Is Williamson,
to American Coal Go. .I
Depsrted-BoAts N Mack, NJ Fernsner {
Robb, Il II Fa,a A b BAN. w Smith, Nd Nor
tens, Il II West w K Bell and Morning sun.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-27
The Fairfax Delegate.

FAIRFAX, Va, Oct. 26, lS77.-Pursuant
to call made by Thomas Moore. esq, chair.
man Of the County Conservative Committee 4
mass meeting WAS held 10 "MakcIey's ll6lf, !"
| CIiftoo. The meeting was organized by olecipg
| L. Makeley, esq, chairman, and J. W. Ash.
| forl, secretary, after which r. r. Far. the
| nominee for tho House of Delegates OF the con-
| servativc party, addressed the mccling in re-
gard to the State debt, DOG, road and Tree school
| laws. FL pledged himself to be guided by tho
| desire to promote the best interest Of The peo-
pie of Fairfax county, if elected. His address
was lengthy and able Mr. McKim II. Wells
followed 10 pithy, we'll delivered address, vim
dicating Mr.. Fairs character as an hoDest,
energetic official, rtfuting in the plainest aud
most unmistakable language many Of the fals)
and futile charges urged against that gentleman,
and sustaining him throughout, and begged his
friends to do likewise 10 the coming canvass.
Every one is stirring to secure the present
harvest and prepare future by taking caro-
to improve the present seed time. There IS
at least double the acreage sown ia wheat 10
Fairfax this year over any season since the war,
and 50 great is the effort to get in good wheat
crop that all the efforts Of the candidates fail
to arouse the enthusiasm Of days of ycrc.
THE LONDON World tells wing the Pope
dismissed his old physician, DR.. Pclagallo. It
says :-"Ooe morning the Pope, feeling a good
deal of soreness on one CT his shoulders, drew
Pellsgallo's attention to it,. The doctor looked
at the place, recogniz I'd the presence Ct iofam
nation, jumped at the Inclusion that erysipclas
had set in. and left the Vatican conviocad that
the days Of Plus K. were numbered. Crossing
the bridge at st. Angelo, he met the cores
pondeut Of tho Malone, on his way to the Vat
icau 10 search OF material. How is the Holy
Father this morning.? he icqarcd, The doc
tor shook his head. and pronounced The word
erysipelas. 'Dio milo, then bis end is Dear!' Ex-
acl!y so;;' and the press man wheeled rouod,
went direct to the telegraph Office, end wired
the all important news to his paper. The dis
comfort felt by the Pope was caused by moth
ing worse than an ucipeut boil; but the scare
having been traced to the doctor, the irritation
spread to the Pontlf's temper, and PelIagallo
was discharged. i
all tho world over, Baby governs. Yet often
disease will overcome the Baby, and then it il
that Dr. Bulls Baby Syrup proves its worth
by couquetiug tho disease. Price % cents per
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-27
List Of

The following is list Of the lot .ers remaining
in the Postotfice in this city October q.
Persons calling for letters will say they ale sd.
vertised and give the date Of the list.
If not call ed for within thirty days, they will lie
sent to the dead letter Office, in WASHINGTON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-27
III <, }.

10 Baltimore, on October 26, CHARLES
STERLING. the eldest sou Ct William II. and
Virginia Price.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-27

A COLONY OF TRAMP5-In woodland on
Darby road, in one of the most picturesque sec.
tons Of the country in the vicinity OF Phlladel.
phia, there is curious little community or set.
tlcmant Of tramps. During the day they lounge
around fires Of brush wood, mpdeiu little stony
hollow, sometimes singing, sometimes cooking,
or mendng or washing, sametimes drinking.
Occasionally some Of them, spurred by appetite
or tired Of idleness, 20 out into the fields and
gather herbs or flowers, and bring them into the
city to SELL and, with the money received, buy
whiskey, upon which they all get drunk and
laughter or savage cries. The size of this mot
ley gathering val les with the times and the sea-
sons. II hardly ever numbers less than twenty,
and has reached to eighty. There are men end
women, old and young. The community seems
to be governed by a master and 'mstress"'-
who has been known in the vicinity for years.
They receive the allegiance of all the others,
and refuse admlttance into the circle to such ap-
plicants IS do not for any reason please their
fancy. OfcOurse their authority is not always
submitted TO, but TO great extent they are tho
rulers Of the colony.-Phila. Press.
CHARLES LEVER, in the April before his
death, is described by writer in the Catholic
World, as hale. hearty, Taught er-loving man
OF sixty. There was mirth in his gray eye, 10.
siality in the wink that twittered on his eyeid,
saucy numOr IN MS smile, ana Don mot VIII,
reparee and rejoinder in every movement of
his lius. His brilliant teeth and wonderful eyes
flashed together upon his visitor as he talked and
laughed. His hair, very thin, but of a silky
brown, fell across his forehead, and when il cur
tanned his eye he would jerk back his head.
this too, at some telling crisis in narrative
when the particular action was just the exact
finish required to make the story perfect He
made great use of his hands, which were small
and white and delicate as q womsn's He made!
play with them, threw them up in ecstacy or
wrung them in mournfulness. just as the action
Of the moment demanded. He was somewhat
careless in his dress, but chung to the traditional
high shirt col lar. merely compromising on the
I'm swerving stock of the Brummel period
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-27

30 Christian Roos Swedish banker in New
York, has been arrested on charge of sWind
ling a sailor cut Of $l,lOO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-27
COMMERCIAL.


ALEXANDRIA MARKET Ger. 27-1he mar
ket is esnersllv ouet WhssL i s:ca1y and
,,o 20, .o.;.. ,a ,s,.; - or,a
h,'hoI, ,;I, -. 1,n,1Io =, ,l;,,,
Co.n :. au,l ' d.o,a;,a ,a,o' 81 ,o-, ,n.hn,.
oor" IS uuil ano ufo'P'ns SINUS u '-'' o"snei'
at 81 for inferior yellow, 81 t3r mixed snd IS for
new. Rye is nrmer, and BIB bushels sold Mt 5b
for poor, and g. and G3 for COOL. Ab'u! 200
bushels of Oats brought "a.
COAL REPoRT.-Ihe following Is Il report al
the receipts and shipments OF coal during the
week ending to-day:
RECEIPTS. tons.
Amer. Coal Co.. 7. n Parrot. jr,. Apt. 3jil
Ham. & Bait Edward Herb:rt Agsnt 1876
I p Aonew & 6ub
~-----
IotaI.''....' o''i
SHIPMENTS.
American Goal OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2.O'3
lamp " Bait Oh
j. I. AgnoW u CO.....'. 'oV
~,
1o'al.'"'..'. .'...'''. ........... o.'i1
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-27

A lexsnder s. Power,
Birch, VIM Il
Burroughs, E K
Burns, Miss Anna
Brown, Miss Anna
Cooke, Miss Anra
Carter, Henry Z
Clsgett, Mrs Rachel
Dixon, Mrs Sallie
DeVers, G N
Glinch, John
BALL, Mrs Joseph
Johnston, Miss Ida
Lucas, Mrs Elizabeth
Ie,, Robt 0, col
Mosby, William
WN. n.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-27

PARTICULARS OF DR.. MUNsEY's DEATH
a telegram in the Knoxville Tribune from
,Jorcshoro'. on the 18th inst. gives the follow
| ing particulars of the death Of Rev. Dr.. Mun-
sex. heretofore mentioned in tho Gazette -
Dr. WIN. Munsey died at his residence in this
place 81 fifteen minutes after G clock this morn
ing. He had feen suf 3ring intensely from pain
in his head for several days past. and hsd spok-
en- Of slight pain in the region of the heart.
lie said TO his wife last night that he did not ex
pect to 1.-Two throughout the day, but as ne was no
worse than he had been it was thought TIA. he
Kennedy Blair, had baen with him for two
weeks past, but thinking he was better. had sent
20 the livery stable for horse TO go home. The
Doctor WAS sitting in al arm chair, and Mr..
Blair, seeing that he seemed TO be suffering,
asked him if he did not want to lilo down. The
to b. much walker than usual. After Mr.. Blair
hsd assisted hin to bed. ne stepped out of the
room for some purpose When he came back.
tho l'octor was on his knees by the bed side, and
Mr.. Blair thinking that he WAS having a ner-
vons attack, went to his assistance and took
him in his arms The Doctor called his name
once, threw his head on Mr.. Blsir's shoulder
and died instantly. and without struggle. For
Il long Whil7 tho Doctors nervous system had
teen shattered, and be had been unable to I'm.
dartske any work. While he has been in very
bad health, his death was entirely unexpected
fane,sl of the great preacher will be postponed
until his relatives csn reach here from VirgniE
1t w II probably take place day after to morrow
(Ibursdsy) We have just returned from q
visit to his home AS be lies in the coffin, he is
q splendid specimen Of man, his finely FORM
cd face looking as it once did in thepulpit, when
he was the most eloquent pulpit orator in the
South lie has changed very little, and is as
fnc looking now, as he lies in his coffin, as he
was in his brightest days Rev. Dr.. Sullins is
expected here to night, and will probably
preach The funeral sermon.
The Doctors lir, WAS insured in the Penn
Life Insurance Company of Philadelphia. Pa
for S.. 00l.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-27

!. All tho world over, Baby governs. Yet often
disease will overcome the Baby, and then it il
that DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup proves its worth
by conqueriog the diseas'. Price % cents per
bottle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-27

Miller, Mrs Roberta
Murray, Lucy
Milior, Cha w
Nelson, Johnson
ON cal, VIM
Paul, Capt 9 j
Petit, Miss Lizzie
Stokes, Thomas
Schider, Miss Kate
Seaman, Geo H
Stewart, VIM
Terle.t, Thomas
Whaton, Daniel
Wheolen, Miss HELEN
Williams. Sarah
Wilson, w Y s
BERKLEY, Postmaster.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-27

HAVlNG PURCHASED THE STOCK
IL Of Drugs. Chemicals, Patent Medicines,
Fancy and Toilet Articles &c. contained in tn"
store corner Of Kiag and Washington sts., late
ly occupied by Mr.. s. II. Lunt, we propo'" t.
continue the business as formerly, and RESPECT
full solicit tia continued patronage of the old
customers and share of tho public custom gen
orally. In soliciting the favors OF the public we
promise in return our best attention ID theF
wants, and hope by strict attention and uniform
courtesy to merit liberal share of the same
LUNT & DAVIDSON.
oct27 Successors to 8. h. Lunt.
A DEMONSTRATORS Notwithstanding
n taken out letters of administration in thn
Circuit Court Of Loudoun county on tho estate
of WILLIE ORR HENDERSON,, request
all persong having claims sg4 inst him to send
memoranda CT the SAME to mo, ut Lecsburg. Va
An porsors having any Of his property in pos
session will please hold themselves ready to
hand the same over TO me on demand, ana al
indebted will obige mo greatly ty paying WIFI
Admr. e Willie Orr Henderson,
oct 27-eo3t Leesburg Va
NEW GOODS! NEW GOOD5!'
~ NEW GOODSMr
We are constantly receiving oil tho lateSt
patents and most useful articles IN tho HOUoE
FURNISHING LINE which we soil At /" small
profit We invite housekeepers and lhose N
terested to call and examine our stock, wh'ch 10
The best selected and largest in our limo that " l.
'' oct ~; y u - MCLEAN s. UHLEk.
DRIME BUCKWHEAT FLOUR just r''
oct 10 j. G. g. f. MILBURN
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NrRW GOODS! NEW GOOD5H
~ NEW GOODSMI

DRIME BUCK WHEAT FLOUR just To-
l. ceved to-day by ,,,on
oct 10 j. y. q q. m1hou LA"
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-05

The snplxstd.atssna~fsth wheat
crop this season will have . tendency to
increase the desire Of farmers in cultivating
morsAaaofs his3cereal anothee ysaf, to
the neglect Of other crops. It would seem
to be a better plan to diversity the crops, 80
ia IL sass IL 1tlnss iailnrs of one others
might prove successful; and in this connec.
tion fax j. mentioned - something thai
seldom fails and can be grown at . good
profit. Judging from the past II b not SAT.
to be guided in the. matter Of crops by tn,
result Of any one season.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-05

The republicans Of Gsyville, in this coun
~, will electa board Of township officers
tomorrow. Their ticket is made up %
follows: 81 's = A .
F6rsupsrvfsors-L Sampson, chairman,
A. L. Van Osdel, 7. T. Davenport.
EorsTreassrs1Myrop Blqdgett,
~ For justices of DE Peace-ClarkS 8. West,
i. C. Walton.
For Assessor-ohn O. Alseth.
For Pound Master-Iver Iverson.
For EpyrsQslFEsE ygsWe!spn.
For Constsbles-James E. Hardin, Chss.
sIAsedsls Y IIgf4 3
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-05

CHOSE s Who i've in glass houses should
not Throw Stones.r Thff old aidaage Was re-
called1veryyivhly7to mind . Fday or two
since while reading the report of q commit.
tee appointed nearly twenty years Ego by
AeSYircu3alsgishs the
ii aasatctiiob Of certain INN mem 1bSS; and officers
Of, the legislature of 1856 who disposed Of a
sla3ss anpunts II state lands to 6 leS1inR
railroad corporation.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-05
+E1rs.irs... E.rn..i
CONNECTIONS

l.. At q. P. Transfer with Union Pacific Rail
ga :. X X e e%sEf bi q Nth kansas City, st. joe
and Council Bluffs Railroad for st. Louis and al
Isl 4s1EsSari Valley vsith~~CklduSSk Nosh.
wssteSn RitlNay fossChicagos ApdAH PAf43 ehet.
I. At Sioux City with the Sioux City and st.
roads, BtSa6asfsfSs upPSr Miss6ostAves during
sey.ss.isD, and Zip stages t'ss f9F, all Potass " y the
= &. AZ Blair with Omaha and Northwestern r
q. ut Omaha and Southern Nebraska uHl.
8; At NJ Fremont Ieinen Sso: INV WITH tn he Hs 1s,on p:e'ne \
&. At Wisncr, with stages for Norfolk, and all
soints in Northern NebraskA.
- Be sure your tickets read via c + PR.
z. 6. BILLS, Genl Ticket Ag't,
: @,1,~1, t.susNI19, SUPERINTENDENT.
Z g. Il e91 Al III g. y OlCoNNoR.
Western Passenger Agent.