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NITY DIRECTORY, 1s77-'7s.
CHATAIGNE & GlLLIS'S

CHATAIGNE 6 GILLIS'S
RICHMOND AND MANCHESTER DIRECTORY,
with Map, price So, is published THIS DAY, and
for sale by RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
1t Is the impression that this Is more correct than
any Directory ever before published Of the ethyl
mh 10
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MURDER IN TIE FIRST MISUNDERSTANDING

MURDER IN Tue FIhSI EUHEE-CUNF ItMAI IVNs
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.] "
NORFOLK, VA, March 10.--Jordan Berry,
the white FISHERMAN who poisoned his
family and killed one OF his children few
months ago, was convicted Of murder in
the first degree in the Corporation Court to-
day and recommended to the clcmcncy OF
the Governor.
Bishop Whittle has closed his confrma-
ton services in Norfolk and Portsmouth.
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PROPOSALS.
ENO CONTRACTORS.

/ Nv
Pursuant to an order of the City Council of Man.
chester, SEALED PROPOSALS for the REPAIRS
TO THE STONE DAM above the head-gates, By
means Of timber weir, will be received by w. X.
WEISIGER, chairman of the Water Committee,
till O'Clock P. NJ on TUESDAY, March 18TH.
Plans and specifications Of the work to be per-
formed can he seen ut the City Council chamber
daily from i. NJ until =. NJ. NH l2-lt
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BUSINESS CHANCES:

TOR SALE AT VERY LOW PRICE
e for cash. one 12O-HoRSE-POWER STATION
AIRY STEAbI-ENGINE; cylinder 20 inches In
diameter; Gye-feet stroke; bed-plate, 80 feet 8
inches BIZ 3 feet four inches; fy-wheel, 20 feet
diameter, with SHAFT 7h inches by feet inches:
This ENGINE is in perfect order, and VIII he sold
for one fourth the sum 1t would now cost to build It,
Boilers will be supplied If desired. a.
JOSEPH r. ANDERSON, Receiver,
NH 11-eod3t Tredegar Jron-Works.
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u, s, .sENATE--Extra Session.

WASHINGTON, March TO- There was no
Legislative business to-day, and the, Senate
adjourned until Tuesday. 80 :
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ss.CENT STORE.

I'D .tfgl se.CENT STORE.
Deceived AT THE ....
: s9-cENT STORE: "
80 dozen Mems STIFF and SOFT HATS
10 cases Ladies' KID, FOxED, GRAINED and
CALF SHOES; ..,.s 80 s
-Abeautiful line of BLACK-WALNUTB RACK-
ETs and WALL-POCKHTs;, t 49,.
lot OF genuine FL oRENcE HAIR-BRUsHEs
and HAND-MIRRoRs;
+ A splendid line Of BRONZE WRISTBANDS,
worth $3.50;
i. New designs in BRONZE PITCHERS and Or
NAMENTs :. .si $50
Large variety of styles IN Ladies' MUSLIN IN
800 fsa5.ss pERwEAR; 8,
TOWELS, as cheap as any offered In town
vi New styles In Gentismen's LINEN COLLARS,
-. elk for 9ac,;; S.;
Another lot Of PLATES, CUPS, and s 81. ss'
Orders hs mail promptly allied. Anyone risains
catalogue vii, please send address to the
49, IS. sa-cENT sToRE.
,,h1n sos Broad street.
:
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OATs.-70O bushels.

.,s.. .rt...E DIG. Flour. .Ga
Fine, 1926; superfne. S6.25; extra superhne,
1925; common family, S7.75 fancy family, 1875
0lfS.59. Market steady. ...lt .,.5s1 ID"
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
SATURDAY, March 10, 1877.
The breaks to-day comprised 46 hoesheads and
boxes. The offerings auction on Change were 80
packages; of which number II were taken In, and
the remainder sold ut prices ranging from $3.50 to
$3.50.
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The Disaster nI Sc. Francis Xavler's
Church.

WOMEN FRIGHTENED INTO MYSTERIES.
New YORK, March 9.-Father Langcake
gives the following account Of the disaster
at St Francis Xayier's church last night !:
I had begun last Sunday to give :. Re
treat" or series OF spiritual exercises, to
the women OF the parish, and the exercises
were to finish tomorrow evening. The
subject was discussing this evening was
HELL" and in my remarks stroye to i'm
press nv hearers with fear Of offending
God by picturing to them the horrors Of
the damned. 1t was near the close OF my
sermon when 4 woman, who, as | believe,
was in the gallery, fell into Mysteries
and began to scream. There was q
body cried Fire" 4 few persons
began. From the galleries, which were
denscIy packed, the occupants rushed to
the doors, all in state Of the most uncon-
trollable excitement. The women in the
body OF the church were more calm, and
though unable to see what to do, still did
not act with rs much excitement as the peo-
ple in the galleries. l called out to them to
be calm; that there was no fire but my eX-
hortations were but slightly needed. 1t
was then descended from the pulpit. A
moment after, Father Merrick appeared at
the altar and also eXhorted the people to be
quiet, rs there was no danger whatever,
and he called tho choir +" oro ~, "a
there would be bencdiction. The organist
obeyed, and began to play the go Salu-
tariS." and shortly after the "Tantum
Ergo" and the services went on, the people
having become quiet in the mean while, and
when the services were over they quietly
LETT the church
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~ HF1 r. .'El ST. LOUIS InjE @IiY'' -
Or n1t1s. d.rnl, 10 - LlInnr Gr,,, ard hinia.

ST. LOUIS, March 10.-Four firm and higher;
Wheat tirmer: No. 2 red full, $1.46x: No. red
| fall, SLAP. Corn easier Ne. mixed 364@86kc.
lriner, 64Ac. bid. Farley steahy and unchanged.
Whiskey dull al. i o5. Pork dull, S14.60. Lard
dull, 9Ec. asked. Buk-meats dull; clear rib-sides,
7tc. Bacon dull: shoulders, 6Sc.: clear rib &c.;
clear Sides exc. fiogs-Bacon.- So 6tS6.2 90. Cat
tie In fair demand, but little doing and prices un-
changed. frs.a.. b 81 ss.,ssne-sG. :,
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FOR SALE.

One of the most complete DEUG.SToREsi In the
Ea4cy Goods. Counters, Shelving, Cases, Drawers,
Bottles, &C., &C. This Is an, excellent opportunity
for pny one to obtain tirstelass fixtures. For FUR
Their particulars address, with real name,
care of Letter. Carrier No. 11.s !
~ n otx - : - 81 Richmond, Va. 4
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A SCENE OF MILp EXCITEMENT.


In the western gallery, however, num-
bers Of women lost their SELF control and
pressed madly toward the place OF exit, a
narrow, notwithstanding staircase. con-
Meeting at the bottom with an outside door
OF the church, and also with an inner door
opening on the main hall. Near the bottom
OF the staircase there is an angle, and two
large women coming together at this point
caused o temporary check in the hurrying
throng. They were immediately pressed
against and thrown down by the women
behind them, who, being unable to check
their progress, were forced to trample on
their fallen sisters in their haste to escape, or
were in turn Frustrated. In moment the
moving throng in the narrow staircase was
blocked.by a heap Of PROSTATE women, who
sought in vain to regain their footing. Wild
with terror, the women imprisoned on the
staircase made despairing efforts to move
forward, and soon the place resounded with
cries OF agony from those who were trod-
den under foot at the base OF the staircase.
The panic then became so general that no
thing could stop the rush down stairs, and
soon the shrieks OF pain were hushed ny
the deaths o! the victims, who were crush
ed and smothered.
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CONFIRMATION OF ALL THE CABINET NoMINA-

THE RIVER AND HARBoR QUESTION.
The friends Of rivers and harbors have
assurances that the question OF allowing
moneys appropriated to be expended will
be favorabiy considered as soon as the new
Secretary Of War assumes the duties Of his
office ,.ss .,. .... 81. s... p
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MULES. HORSES. DC

TT ANY PERSON HAS PUR- F0
4 CHASED A GRAY MARE from Peter 81
Paul warranted to work, and returned the same 70
they Will communicate With me: IS
ia west Broaa street, Richmond, Va. .
NH l0-2ts -. a 80 5 .,''
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PROFESSIONAL.

TtEWIN w. BARRTNGER.
IL formerly Of North Carolina1,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR Law r.
20S SOUTH SEVENTH STREET,
Philadelphia, Pa sggs.lS
Commissioners for Virginia. Prompt attention
legal and dnancsal ability. Insurance matters Q
specially. nah Ism
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ST. FRANCIS yAyIER's CHURCH

runs north and south, and two side gale
ries extend the entire length Of the church.
They, as well as the body, were both crowd
ed last night with women and children.
Suddenly, little before O'Clock, woman
sitting in the western gallery was attacked
with Mysteries, and became frantic, scream
ing at the top OF her voice and throwing
her arms wildly about her. It was this that
caused the cry OF fire to be raised, and the
consequent rush for the door. The priests
strove to quiet them, and succeeded in 80 far
diSpelling the fears of m aiority that they
remained standing until a blessing was pro-
nOunccd
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~ ,su ysrATE-RELIGIoUs NEEilNes-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 'o''''
RErARYsHIP. &C.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-26
rhe Herald and the Black Hills.

The las, issue Of the Herald contains
sa ll-tempered and very ill-adyised cdi
sorial in regard to the act Of the late
legislature defining the boundaries and
royiding for the orrspization of the
n.,,ie- q l!4wieacc, bennington and
t.usler in the Black Hills, in which ii
sssrrts that ,tt sole intent Of the &C,
MAS to create offices for greedy poli,i.
yeisn4, and to. incresses.he patronage ol
the governor. Thi. grrtuitous and fnls'
assertion comes with poor grace from I
paper which processes to assist the efforts
81 the business men of Ysnkton in pre-
curing the trade OF the Black Hills, ane
shows that it, and Its irresponsible hSsg
ers on, are influenced more by their fool
ish hatred OF fsdera! officials than the!
are by their love of truth or the interes
OF the town which sus.ains them with y
patronage. ,
Whatever may have been The short
eonings Of the late legislature ail 1t
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-26
Railroad to the Bfack HIS


An Omaha Herald reporter few days
since interviewed General Superintendent
s. II. II. Clark, of the Union Pacific road, |,
about the long alked-of road to the
Hills. Mr. Clark confirmed the report
that his company would build the road,
nd said that orders had been given to
survey three routes, via North Platte,
SianeE and Cheyenne The ist of March
would see the surveys under way. How
soon thi. work could be completed Was
uncertain, but as soon AS it WAS done a
decision as to the mos. feasible route
would he made. In case North Platte
OF Sidney should be chosen, the terminus
In the Hills would be De4dwood, while
IL the, Cheyenne route wa. chosen, the
terminus wouA be Custer City. The in
formation was also elected that Cheyenne
was not anxious for the route, fearing
injury to the cross country business now
I}eing piled by hundreds RI treighter.
with oxen and mules between ,here anc
The Hills. Whatever route shall be dc
ci8fed upon, the people of Omaha art
greatly sa,isfed with'thc pro. pect.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-26
TMDEN WRITES A LETTER.
He Refuses the Immunity
Granted Him by the Inves-
tigating Committees.

Gov. Ttlden has sent the following
communication to Senator Herman:
New Yo.k, Feb. 2l.-Io Hon,
Francis Kcrnan, Washington a tele-
gram to the associated press, pub
Il,shcsl. this morning, states that har-
monious agrcemea, has been brought
sbou. between tho committee OF
vb,ch YOU are 5 member, aud com
| mittee OF the house by which II has
! Ibeca decided not to 60 into an exam
nation of my bank account on one
bead, or the accounts Of the chair
| man Of the republican committee on
the other haud. repudiate any
such agreement, and oisclaim any
such immunity, protection or benefit
from it. reject utterly the false I'M
putstion .lha. my private bank &C
count contains anything whatever
that needs be concealed, Under y
| p1etencc o! looking for payment IN
December, demand was made for
all the payments after May, and all
the deposits during nine months,
i Tie bank WAS repeatedly nienaced
with . removal Of its officers and
}, books TO Washington. A transcript
Of entries, private business, trusts
and charities, containing everything
but what the commission was com
missioned TO investigate, but moth
lug whish il WAS COMMISSIONED
to investigate, has beef
taken with my knowledgt
to Warrington. Of course, there i
! no item in j, relating 70 anything il
! Oregon, for l never made, authorized
j or knew Of any expenditure in rela
: tion 10 tic election in that state, o
$ resul,ing controversies, or any pro
!, mise OF obligation, or negotiation o
: E.he subject. Mr.. Ellis, acting pre-.
;, dent OF The bank, bimself republ
= can, some time ago told the chanma
tof the committee and several Of i,
{, members that there is nothing in th
81 account capable OF iur,hering an
l. inst object Of the investigation.
a. am alss informed that resol,
is lion was passed to summon me as
IT. witness, but have received no su
of pocn,. hsd written before this tie
), egram appeared requeating you
:. say to the committee that il would
more agreeable to me not to vi.
!. w WAshington, ii. the committee wou
ne send sub. committee or hold = se
= sion here, but that otherwise shutl
attend under . subpcena.
As to this arrangement now r
ported have only to say ,ba, c
accept decorum and decency but n
It, . fictitious equivalent for the mani
OF secresy To anybody else.
[signed 81. TlLpks.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-26

,oo;slstion. 20 far as she Black Hills are
cancernea. was characterized by en- un-
.eltl,h desire 10 beneal the people OF the
,erfi,5rs So large and the people OF the
lIiIl,in particular; aud In this regard
\. hages:lhe best assasanees- to believe
tha, their work Is endorsed by the best
people ot the territory, both In and out
Of the Hills. The prompt Organization
ofithe counties embracing the newly
ceded territory was an actual and una
voidable aecet sity, and the manner pro-
yjdud si1crefer by the l.giala.nra Mna
recommended and endorsed BY promi-
nent and reputable men who correctly
| represcntetf the wants and d. sires Of the
people Of the Hills
The foolish and venomous assault OF
Ethe Herald upon Gov. Pennington in this
connection, is scarcely worthy OF MEL
ton. This has become chronic habit
with the Herald, yet Notwithstanding 'ne
governor goes on in the even tenor OF ms
/ way, and is steadily growing in the esti-
m alton of the best elements OF our peo'
pie. The Legislature BY the enactment
/ of q law, in which the governor exercised
! no procurement or interest, imposed GER
i tain duties upon the executive which IN
the discharge of his Official functions he
.ia. f>.u
mus. pertorm. Tbs duties therein IN
pnsed-the appointment of county oh
Ecer.-has not yet been performed ~ ta'
I governor, and.will not be until he is OH
rially informed of the ra itication OF tn
agreemun, with the, Sioux Ipdians; con
Estquently it has not get tfsnspired Wh
will receive the appointments or fron
wha. porsion Of ..he territory they VII
bc selecfed. Yet the Herald, III its inde
hcent haste to assail = public cfffcial
] charges she governor With filing The II
pofa,mcn,s with greedy carpet bagget
: from Yankton, and endeayon IN til.
& feeble way to create in the. minds of II
people OF the Hills 3 prejudice again
the citizen. Of Yankton.
o 1t was the intention Of the legislatur
Al AID it is the desire and determination !
the governor and all the other good Gil
zens OF Yankton, To promote good Il
lowship Between the settlers in the Hi
:; aud the people of other partss OF the Il
g ritory, to the end that this portion
. Dakota, and not Wyoming, may en,
the vas. benefits to be derived from
immense trade of the Black Hills. A
:, - thi, we believe will be the result,
:. . puny efforts Of the Herald to the cont
n otwi,hs,anding
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-26
Items.

Tilden has Ylreadv announced. hik
purpose to begin setting up the pins
for 1880.
When the democrats say they were
fooled BY the elee,or.l &c, oral bill, do they
not confess their unh:nsss for affairs?
Some one who took the trouble to
count them, says there were 10000.
600 centennial trees planted last year
in the United States.
A New Hampshire man called An
Illinois man an lllinoyster, and the
New York Express rctaliates severely
by calling him New Hampshyster.
Carl Shurz's mother died last week
At his residence in st. Louis, at the
age Of 70. The BODY was inferred At
Monee, H., beside that Of Mr.. Shurz's
father, who died about year ago.
| Bowlcs has determined definitely
upon three members Of President
Hayes cabinet: Eugene Hale Of
Maine, to satisfy Blaine and Chan.
dler; representative McCrary, Of Iowa,
and ex Gov. Alcor,,, Of Mississippi.
Terribly sarcastic father: "Now ]
must bid you good night, Mr.. John,
for ] have Al engagement. But say,
why don't you stop and take break
fast with ua some morning: you al
ways 20 away an ho,v or ,hco befort
it is ready. '-Xo,per's Weekly.
There is trouble in the Democratic
camp. The Toledo Dem, erat refer,
to Mr.. Hewitt as dyspeptic poltroon
declares that there is more manlines,
LIN Morton's legs than in the whole
carcass of Mr.. Hewitt; and remark.
that while Garfield, Sherman, Logan
and Chandler have nerve and Saxon
pluck, the democrats have placed ,e
the front two or three New York
shopkeepers with neither brains no
bravery, and have caused manhood
to give way TO thei,baby business II
politics, !.
A female NJ. ID. recently lecture,
/ in Syracuse "to women only.
!, When she was about h.lf through
the shrill alarm vas given, MAN II
the room and Mary Walker, NJ. d
was bounced out OF tho room An
: down stairs, with her hal jAmme'
II down over her eyes, and her claw
!, hammer coat ripped from collar I
il hustle. The doctor picked herself U
!, and called hack, and as she clirnbe
ii, she was heard to remark
c "Ano,her victim to circumstanti'
evidence"
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-26
PRESIDENT HAYES.
A Sketch Of tho Next President,
by Private Dal5ell.
Columbus, O., Feb. 20, 1877.

4 q
70 the Editor Of tie Inter. Ocedn.
I. is, or ought to be, something to
know ,ha, when General Hayes en-
tiers tho White House he will transfer
to i, Christian family, Of which he
is the consistent and exemplary head.
His wife is woman full Of charity
and good works, whose hand il daily
blessed by the poor Of the city. She
is foremost in acts Of beneyolence in >
quiet and undemonstrative way. Her
children are beautiful and intelligent.
The pride Of Hayes life is that good
woman and the four darling children.
Hesis home man; he is saways At
home 1t night. You never sec HIM
it Was always his habit-away fron
his OWE tiresid, At night. he loves
home. Around It clusters all that is
beautiful ant at ractive to him, and
he loves it. He ,ever drank, smoked
swore, or play ed cards, never attend
ed loose poll cal clubs or spent his
evenings in brawlinz hotel crowds OF
politicians. He hlscs al such things,
and avoids them Ms he would pesti-
lence.
You may smile all you will, but
there is the secret Of his popularity
the unquestioning confidence Of the
whole people Of Ohio Of both parties
in his purity Of character. There is
more in it than many smart young
men suppose. All. good men-ever
all bad men-admire such life OF pu
rity as General Hayes has led from
boybood up. can 60 through the
Ohio Legislature to-day amid al thi'
excitement and find not : single dem
ocrat bu, what is the personal friend
of Hayes. Not a word has any ma,
ever yet uttered against his integrit,
and honesty mot one, in all the hv'
great campaigns in which As con
gresham, governor and president h'
has successlyeIy been before the peo
pie here SO conspicupusly.
| He is inyulnerable.
He has no secrets, no explanation
! sa 70 make, no plots, plans or tricks, bu
the sun shines all through his dali
though. act, and speech, and show
no single blemish. Full Of goo
sense, good taikcr, yet mild, kind
conservative, making no enemies
making all whom he meets his friend!
candid, kind, atiable, open and SINGER.
with the same voice to all, the sam
face for all, honest, plain, blunt an
deferential, a good listener, KNOWN,
{ well when 10 speak, and having fu
e control of his feelings aud his lip
a you may search the wide world owe
and not find one wiser, better or MOI
}. beloved, than Hayes. s-sr,,5-''
! PRIVATE DAIzElI..
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-26

Judge Settle, OF North Carolina, il
mentioned for i cabinet position. Other
names prominently mentioned arc Evarts
Tor the state department and Kasson, Of
Iowa. for the p0stotfice.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-26

4 man in Holt county deserted his
vile aud ran away with widow, who
.sas -laDoring under q temporary at OF In
sanity Niobtara Pioneer.
And the probability j, that the las.
condition ., that man was no better than
the first
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-26

Respectfully referred to the democrats
who voted for the bill establishing the
electoral tribunal:
i.enlsstl. Commercial.
',Ie-digg'd pit, he liE-'d I, deep,
He d,xg'd II fsg his brother;
Bat through his ssh he d diah In
The pit he disg d for,other.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-26

"Ike,' says Mrs. Darlington, who's
this electoral bill that they're making
such = locomotion about in the house
OF reprehcnsibles? II he's any re-
lation to that Florida fraud Crouin
don't wonder that they doubt his 70
raeity, and hare iribulation Of com
missionaries set on him.s
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-26

Senator shermsn's recent visit to Gov.
etnor Hayes, a, Columbus, is said to have
had reference 10 the formation of Hayes
cabinet.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-26

Michael Haley, living near Pishel,'lle
Knox county, Neb., was accidentally
shot in the head by Mr.. Lowell, the Other
The wound is not dangerous.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-26

/, Was a terrfble"rrbuae 10 l'ilden snd
Grover when the Is votes Of the electoral
commission stre cas-, again., Cronin' 5
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-26

Silver mines have been discovered neal
Rushford, MIMI
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-26

Tilden's campaign in Oregon since the
etec,ion has been very damaging 10 his
reputation.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-26

Senator Aleofn, Of Mississippi, will be
urged for cabinet position, BY the re-
pablicans south.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-26

This Canada Pseiic K. X. will be, con
s,rnc,ed this season as far as Winnepes
on the Red River 9f the North. !.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-26

sidney, Nebraska, has doubled in pop.
,aaton within the last three months.
Biaek Hills did it. ):
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-26

The farmers near Fond du Lac, Wis
are sowing wheat.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-26

Sfs. President hayes has ordered he'
inauguration. cnstnmr.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-26

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