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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-02
Ndney ana II. .snay HOME.

Maj. Newson, who has been respected
resident Of ST. Paul for twenty years, has
recently returned from the Black Hills by
way Of Sidney, and in lecture upon his
tf17 he advised people Aot TO 20 in the
winter seasorfe and stated that on the Sid
hey aud Cheyenne routes there are miles
Of plains where theTc-is no wood thst the
snow -s'orms on these plains are terrific
and thai ranches, particularly on the Sid,
nsy rouie, ere Thirty miles apsr,,-!si !sioaz
faAz-,ls,lta3,llls
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-02
WIVES Az THtY WEMk.,

SasaD B Anthony may appeai to women
o iisist upon having equal rights and PRIV.
ileges with men les she must net be.
come impatient, or forget thai large bod.
les move slowly II is bnt few years
since wives were little better Than slaves
While Today wealth and science vie with
each other Ia doing ~efaaH,s Service and
seeking TO better her condition. Many dis.
cases that have hitherto cursed her existence
re .,y HE Of Eare4 IL Ifes
scription :eadiiy cured. Her property lp
moss OF the states is now secured 10 her
against the debts OF her husband. And as
water Eerer rests until II finds its level, 80
The rights Of womsn will,if necessary : ag
itaie themselves mill every point be gain.
I'd, ntfri every titirrpECg gquttabis adjusted,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-02
HeaI- Ex.aie Trnnefe r.,.


Real cs,ass conveyanees reaofsed IN lhe
register of deeds eallcein Ysektan, y, +,
for the week erd ng March !. Isl as
reported from the real estate aud an
sJact ill:e oil e.. H. Van AatSefp,
YanElon, - I,
Philip Jasnann To Philip Hertz, lal
10 block % W1ThafsgoUaf and Eetiitas's
fauktou " arrantee deed aassd p
1877 Cona sl40o
p Michael Reis,er.to Frederika schnauber
lots 1 Il 2 and slls ne Il sec n .96 81,
iest ta arrus. " arfaatec diEets., datcd fst,=
SO, 1877
Eli Wthrow and wife to ZION church,
commence ut W cor eli lot > sec y ea
III 81, ID ris, c 81 rds, n Is rds, w.Aa3a
rds. for burial ground Warrantee deed.
dated Feb IA, 1871, Ceud II 90 Y.
Hiram C, Murchison and wife TO ZION
church, beginning rds Of " cnf 5 :
sec % 1 o3 r 81, g 10 rds lG rds, " 10 tsis
is IL rds, acre where church stands.
Marrantec deed dated Fe5si6, 1877. Cond
| 81 90
| Charles +. Pico,te and wife By attorney
10 William T. Brzrtsy,s 5 W Il "a. sec I
t 90 r 80 and n W ! sc L ne Il and strip
of land lying wes, IN Burleigh street sec
lSto3r ,3 Warrantee deed dated Feb
I u ls.i. Cond 1900
/ SLefiif Yankton county 40 A +. Hay.
ward s.w Rec IS I or 81. Certificate
OF sale da,cd Feb 10, 1877 Gond ssio.75
/ Sheriff Yanklon county 10 Geo B. Bur
Ersllaell5 sw i aud Il sec 10
81 So Certificate Of sale dated Feb. 1c
IL 1877. Cand Sl5a2 a5
Sheriff Yahklon countyto Geo y. Bur
rail-, lot block % lower Yankten Ger
tiiicate of sale dated Feb, l5, ls1s Gond
/ slls2 SO
i Sheriff Yankton county 10 Geo b Bur
rail-, lots /. 2 block 10, lower Yankton
:, Certificate OF sale dated Feb. lG, 1877
Cand t6a3 0s.
Sheriff Yankton county TO Geo B. Bur
rail-. sSw i sc 4 see t., NV line !.
i NY i ne i Ii sec ID !. 80 "a
lots 8, aAd wllss lot 2 NV Il sec 81 o
r "a Certificate Of sale dated Feb 10
1871. Cond $3lsa s..
Sheriff Yankten coun,y to A T Hay
ward, n e i sec ;s,St or 81. Certificate Q
sale dated Feb. l6, 1877. Cand $50. so
sd.g7DauieI Parkhurst and wife TO Martin D
Moore, Illinois, n W sec 6 I 81 &c
1863 OF aeres. Warrantc. deed dated Eel
90. 1871 Cond 1900
Deputy sheriff Y.hstnn county to A +
HAYWARD. lots s. 6, block Il Toaa's Yant
ton. Deed dated A.,.4t I, 1871 Con
s9sl
u Sheriff Ysnkton coupsy 10 t cla.kso
!, lots l.. Q, 3, 4,5 block w. lover Ynnk,oy
. Deed dated Feb, Is. 1877. Cona $50. =,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-02
Notice to BLACK KILLERS and
SPORTSMEN.

" Great reduction in shot guns, rifles, re-
volvers aud. all kinds of ammunition, at
Wagner Bros. gun store, Rurleigh's block
Broadway. VIM sell gunpowder for 30
cents a pound.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-02
PE RSONAL.

Il Geo. W. slcrlins,eesq, of Springfield, is
in the city to-day
Postmaster Hoskins, Of Sioux City, is
sick k-a-bed with erysipelas
Charley Collins, the Journal announces
has left Sioux City for Chicago where he
will buya printing Office for operation in
the Black Hills.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-02
Cut this Out, May save Yonr
Life

There ts no pcrsun living bat what suf-
fcrs more or less with Lug Disease,
Coughs. Colds or CONSUMPTION, yet somr
would die rather than pay 15 cents for u
bottle Of medicine that would cure them.
pr A. Boschee's German Syrup has lately
been introduced in this country from Ger
many, and its wondrous cures As,onishes
every one that try it II you doubt what
We say in print, cut this out and take |. to
your Druggists, Mills d Purdy, Yanktop,
ana =. sample a,sr oo.sis '.t ~ cents and
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-02

Frank schepperhcyn has removed his
saloon from Capital street to Third street,
between Douglas avenue and Walnu.
street. He proposes to keep on h1nd the
same nns brands of foreign and domes,ic
wines, liquors and cigars. and has ftted up
bis place in nrst.class metropolitan atxie.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-02
NORTHERN pAkor,

fhsa. al Easgga & !, I II 80
Building is brisk al Fargo,
ssow has nearly disappeared ffem tle
Red Riyer ralicy
Farming operations commenced IN Cass
county February q
a a stage line from Bismarck 70 she Biack
II iiii4sll.s ma Ii Ii ss;,ssisg asstaiea
The Fargo Times Is about 10 issue 1.ooo
copies OF pamphlet ,lescriptiyeof North
erp Dakota
The Grand Forks Catholic society have
raised over sl,soa sogards building a
church edlticc, -
The wild goose has put ia an appearance
in the Red River valley, and an immediate
spring is predtrsed.
The Farg, Times OF the 22iEA tit desotes
two and half columns to the removai o'
ihe L s. court from that point 10 Bis
marck, and alleges tia, the Hon MIR. Back
Fsrgo's member Of the council. betrayed
| his constituents by voting for the bill
/ The Grand Forks Plaindcaler publishe.
copious extracts from La Moure's huresqas
BIZ for the incorporation OF thai rttiasc
4 ead while II indu'ges In severe criticism or
Z Il Moure, il also lectures lie tcrritofia
counci tvr prrna,tting The bill TO be test
and referring !. 10 committee. For ,h'
it.fort@atsan Of the P,Nndcaer, we VII
stare tfst bills are tetd simply bY their u
lie before reference 10 committee, 50 tia
4 the council knsSs nothing Of the ci'n,e u
Of the 6ill ancn tGs sc,lnn was tak4a
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-02
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Tux Notice
money,

Notice is hereby given, that county taxes
viii become delinquent on the 9th day Of
March next, a. which time a penalty of 10
per cent will be added 10 a ] unpaid taxes,
FyScHsAuEER
County Treasurer,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-02

The highest market price Ii CASH viii
he paid for = limited Jmouai Of county
xsfiants b. COLI Mn5dy or Erick Iyerson
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-02
MLtnL'JLisL,4 u Q
seed Grain.

Choice white oats. barley alsa shellet
cora for sale IN lots to suit.
WLcox x WItlhas.
Elevator a. I'd ST.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-02

To convince yourself that NY claims to
the public patronage are fully aud fairly
established cali aud examine my stock of
clo,aing gents furnishing goods etc. !
will guarantee satisfaction, and u saving oil
money, u HARRY k.Arz. ]
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-02
wan,ed--Te-Exch.nx..

Five acres of land within the city limit,
for a,smal house and lot. Inquire a. this
office.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-02

The latest style Of spring hats ust rece,s
ed by express from New York al kalzs.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-02
: a snouneemena..

Z J.G. Bannana respectfully apnonnces
himself as candidate for the office of city
natstlat.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-02

Kstz win sci! any overcoat in his store
at cost, try and BEE.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-02
In the whole n,.,ory or II .d,c.ne

No preparation has ever performed such
marvellous, or maintained 30 wide . repa-
tation, as AYERs CHERHY PEcToRAL
which is recognized Is the worlds remedy
for all diseases of the throat and lungs, Its
long continued sefies Of wonderful cures
in all climates has made 1t universally
known as safe and reliable agent to en-
ploy. Against ordinary colds, which are
the forerunners Of more serious disorders,
Il acts speedily and surely, always reliev-
Ing suffering. and often saving life. The
protection 1t affords, by It's timely use in
the throat aud lungs disorders Of children,
makes II an invaluable remedy to be KEEP,
always on hand in every home No per.
son can afford 10 be Without il, and those
who have once used i. never will From
their knowledge OF It's composition and III.
fects. Physicians use the CHERRY PEcTo,
RAJ extensively in their prnctice, md Cler.
gymen recommend it, Il is absolutely Ger
tain In Its remedial effects, and wilt always
cure where cures are possible. For safe by
all desiers. Sold by Mills 4 Purdy, Yank
ton.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-02

msshfphyftefan'
s'erefss Coastigation. lnHarlnsRtion,, as
Worms. Worm Fever, Worm Collie, "a
= crying Collie, or Teething oil Infants gs
Diarrhas, OF ahiidrcn or aduiis %
5 Dyssniary. Gsipins, bilious collie 80 ~
6 Choisfa M9rbus Vomiting rs
Coughs, colds, bsonhtItir IS
3 Neuralgia, t,roth sche, Isceaebe, st
Headaches, sick headatbtS, Vertigo. u
iu Dyspc ria, bilious stomach IS
II Suppressed, or painful periods, Is
IL Whites 100 profonse peffods. ga
Is Group. Cough diihcplt brea, hing. =
- aait hhenm, erystpelas. efEfrians, rs
~ afRhsnmaiism. Kheumstic pains IS
10 Fryer aud ngue, child fever. -agne 70
II piles, blind or bleeding, IS
10 ophthaimy, rad sore OF weak eytf 20
y GatArrh, aentt or chronic, inaaetza, u
10 Whooping cough, violent coughs gt
u Asthma, oppressed breathing "a
- Ear discharges, impaired hearing 20
. scrofula enlarged sfsnd.., swrittags, 9
IA General debility, phyricgl wesklers Sc
b Dropsy and scanty secretioI,e, 30
"a Sea riokness, sicxucss fra-a ridin. 30
1b kidney disense gravel, 30
~ Nervous debility. seminal weakness urtn-
voluntary diseas:ses, ! Lsa
- Sore mouth, cankef, 9 . Sxs-5s=:
20 Urinary weakners, we,ting ttss bed. %
II Painful periods, with spnsn. .s3l4.s-., se
- Disease OF heari, pAipiIa,ions &c, se
81 Epilepsy, rpasms. St, Virus dance, ls55s=54 81
- Diphtherts, liberated sore throat 81
80 Chronic eonYestions ard cfupiioAi, II
FAMILY eAsks.
Gaze, aoreeao with s. Isrge yials apd rlaaesl o
case saooee 81 10 iargv yials and eoos, &
TSy There roras-tea are rent hy the csse sinelt
Ebox ar3 part ai The coantry tsee Of charge. ~
receipt oi price. Addrets
HuAPnaEY's HOMEOPATHIC
| MEDsciNg CO.
ONE snd Depot. Nh. 20 BrnafwAY.iz
sEw YoRg
For sale by ali drnggt-ts.
Mills q Pafdy ana G. " vsnaerhGle & Co
A4enss ri YAnktpn, nAes,oa.. ~
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-02

The Bulidozer at cent each al Mills
& Pardy's
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-02
To builders.

Bids vii be received MP 10 Saturday.
March 90. for furnishing material and
biaiitlisg brick dwelling house In the
city OF fsnkton. Plans aud specifications
can l'e seen at my residence on Pearl stree,
between Fifth and Sixth street. The right
toTelect any and all bids is reserved. Z
q ]. n. HARTERT
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-02

The goods must be sold, this means bus.
mess, HAIRY Katz is disposing 81 his entire
stock Of clothing gents furnishing goods
e.c. II cost, in order to make room for
new stock. which will arrive IN 4 few
weeks.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-02

aAmkton Maps for sale.
Meyer complete map OF tho City %
lankton FOR sal,ut MILLS & PuRpy''s
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-07-13

We print to-day characteristic let
ter from Judge Morris. We do this,
not because we want to present bis
views to the public, but because be
claims the right to be heard through
the HERALD, and that we have done
him an injustice in charging that he
wrote certain articles, and because be
wishes to deny, emphaticAlly, that he
ever advocated Gen. Humphreys for
Governor. We expect to comment on
bis letter and reply to the sneers he has
for the party that has accomplished so
much for Mississippi, at our leisure.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-07-13

Several gentlemen who enjoy the
pleasure Of driving, presented the sub
joined resolutions to the Cotton Ex-
change, at their meeting few days
ago, for adoption, and without dis
senting voice the measure was passed,
all agreeing that the matter was one
that called for immediate attention,
and should by all means be kept be-
fore Congress, until something is done
by them to bring about the grading Of
Q road TO the home Of the Nations
dead. The gentleman who compose
the Committee appointed by the Presi-
dent Of the Cotton Exchange are the
right men in the right place, and If
there is any virtue In hammering at
the thing, we feel Satisfied that ham
mering Il will have. Every citizen OF
Vicksburg should take an interest in
the matter, and do all that is possible
10 81 of this badly.needed work. A
meeting should be called by them and
all the late resolutions Of the Cotton
Exchange should be heartily indorsed,
and committees appointed TO work In
conjunction with the committees Of the
Exchange. The constant dripping Of
wafer viii. wear away rock, and the
constant agitation Of this subject may
finally lead 10 good results. The fol-
lowing are the resolutions as adopted,
with the names Of the Exchange Com.
mittee:
Resolved, Thai whereas, the road lead.
ing from this city 70 the United States
Nationa. Cemetery, 10 IN an almost in.
passable condition; that we Urgently re.
quest the Honorable secretary Of War TO
recommend Congress at It's next session
tOlmake an appropriation,t build mscat.
lmiZed road rom this city 20 the National
Cemetery.
Resolved, That waereas. = Beard Of
Engineers have been ordered here 10 meet
some time during the present month, that
the Honorable secretary Of War be re.
Quested to instruct said Engineers to
make survey OF the most practicable
route for said road, and report IT'S probable
cost and tie necessity i3r building the
same.
Resolved, That our Senators aGd Repre-.
sentatives in Congress, be respectfully re.
queste TO urge AN appropriation for tae
building OF this road, and the Secretary 81
this Exchange be requested 20 furnish the
Honorable secretary Of War, and each al
our -enators ard Representatives copy
Of these -rs0,G' .ol,
Isaac BoNHAw.
H. n. MARTIN,
s, A. FORBES,
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-07-13
VICKsBURG WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY. july 3D. s77.

cratic press of the State, have
no word of reply or of complaint to
make. The little animal known in
natural history as the American
skunk, is provided by nature with a
peculiar mode Of attacking its foe. II
is excussbIe for using that mode,
because 1t knows no other The sheets
10 which refer would be the skunks
Of Mississippi society and politics, but
for two reasons-frst, because the
stencil they create, though equally
filthy, does not spread so wide and
secondly, 1t never lasts long.
Respectfully your Obedient servant.
J. S. MORRIS.
VtrVsnrpc .Tuiv 9Th 1877
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-07-13

When Chamberlain and Packard
made their TRADES against the Presi-
dent they forgot to allude to one or
two little matters that the public ought
not 10 forget. They forgot to tell the
people that the Constitution and the
laws prohibit the President from inter-
feriDg with the local affairs OF the diff.
ferent States, and they did not tell
their hearers how repugnant it is to all
ideas Of Republican government to
have rotten concerns propped up with
the Calling gun aud the bayOnet. They
saw only their own selfish, b,narrow-mlnd.
ed views crushed, and they imagined
that the public heart yearned for their
interests. They failed to tell US that
Louisiana went Democratic by nearly
ten thousand votes, and they forgot to
tell us that South Carolina was carried
40 fairly by the Democrats as any State
In the Union. Their idea was to per-
petuate misrule by the despotiC con-
trivance known as the Returning
Board, but they tell the Northern peo-
pie that there is no Republican
government in the South, since this
despOtiC oontrivanOe has been defeated.
Their talk about Hayes being elected
over the dead bodies Of loya. negroes
In Louisiana is the veriest stuff. Hayes
didn't get a majority in Louisiana,
and the Electoral Commission put him
In because he suited majority Of the
Northern people. He owes Chamber
lain and Packard nothing. They did
all their rascality to preserve their own
positions, not to serve Hayes.
The result Of Mr.. Hayeb's policy in
the South, is enough to answer 4 score
ofsuch wretches as Packard and Cham
berlain therefore they .fsiled 10 allude
to the fruit now being enjoyed by the
people. In both Louisiana and South
Carolina there is such change for the
better that the past appears almost like
q hideOus dream. Confidence ia re-
stored, the rights Of all are protected.
and progress and prosperity only
await short lapse ot lime.
The contrast ia these TWO
States is fully as marked a. 1t
was in all the other Southern states
that escaped the rule Of scoundrels aud
incapables. Tie theory that aese
men advocate has been tried AID we
all know o. the evil result. Tie other
theory has beea tried, aui we ail
know the good result The r,Ac'ica!
demonstration .s unanswe,a and
II seems to US that these mel make
little headway 10 attemptia. /" con-
vince intelligent people b. rpeals
to sectional prejudice, that lNey ought
10 force restoration Of the o,d order
Of things ai the point OF the bayon
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-07-13

The Jackson Times says the preser-
walton Of our harbOr can hardly be
considered a matter OF National inn
portance. Very few harbors In the
United States are matters OF National
importance, Jet Il is the province OF
the Government to preserve them. II
has been the universal custom of the
Government, and we do not presume
Vicksburg will be made an exception.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-07-13

A MEDICAL RESTAURANT la. been
lately estab iished in London, o. the
principle that diseases can general =
be cured by 3 special system of diet.
and that they are caused chiefly by
improper cod. On the entrance OF q
visitor, physician asks him regarding
biz ailments. His meal is then pre-.
scribed, ami be is allowed to eat no
more than is presented to him. At;he
close be Is dismissed 70 smoke a medi-
Gated cigar aud to sip coffee. csmo'
mile tea, or whatever other beverage
may be considered advisable.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-07-13
TN8ift.IutgRttala
Saturday Morning, July Z.

TIE people demand that they be
given the opportunity to 60 quietly
and express their preference for man
for each Office.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-07-13

WILL LEE THE DEMOCRATS HAVE II.
Ex-senator Simon Cameron and his
clan are represented aS being greatly
dissatisfied with the Presidents late or
der, and say boldly that they intend
to let Pennsylvania go Democratic at
the coming election, as = rebuke to the
Administration. This is squeer way
Of taking reVenge.-[ Washington Star.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-07-13

WALT WuTNAN's mother was the
daughter CT an old Knickerbocker
family, aud was noted in her youth az
daring hcrsewomau. His faiLer waa
large, quiet man, with a great love
for children and auima. When young
Walt was Q years old be had the honor
OF a kiss from Lafayette. The frst
writing of Lis which was published
was u short sketch called "Desth En-
the ochool.Roonj," which appeared ip
The Democratic Review. Il was storv
OF q child's death under the lasn OF a
bruta teacher, and was much copied
II is related that Mr. I.Iucoln. once
looking OF from tie White uouse
window tsw ,hc ror. passing, and
turning IA 7oGe onc aca: him said In
lis qnl.Li Way I'VE. ooks ''';e ,
man"
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-07-13

PURITY, strength and reliability
stamp the character of DooLEY's YEAST
POWDER as being par excellence the
best OF all preparations used TO perfect
and facilitate the process of baking.
Less than twO-thirds ordinary quantity
sufices. So strong and pure is this
admirable article the most skillful
hOusekeepers have learned TO discard
all others.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-07-13

HERR BEBEL, Socialist member of
he German Parliament, has been cen.
fenced 70 nine mOnths' imprisonment
for publishing a letter reaeeting on
Bismarck.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-07-13

AETER q boy is tired out hoeing po-
tatoes nothing seems to rest him more
than to dig over q few square rods OF
0resnsWard 10 search Of bait.-LR0me
Sentinel.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-07-13

Gen. BENJAMIN Harrison OF Indiana
who Is liable to give Senator Morton
close race for the U. S. Senate next
year, says he has entire confidence In
the President's policy and believes Il
will eventually be endorsed everybody,
without respect to party.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-07-13

TIE one man has been found who
prefers 1t Ia said the service o. bis
party TO the service Of the Government
It is Mr.. Keyes, Of Wisconsin, who ha
clung to the Madison Post-ofice all
these years, but who now stands ready
10 resign It rather than give up the
Chairhanship Of the State Committee
Mr.. E'tes i "boss,' and there would
lie a good deal TO abdlcate.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-07-13

a sca"Ea Confederate ysc,. V.,
saw The President aud his WI, on TIE
Fal River boat il reported in ,-c Bos.
ION ,3 Herald as speaking thus about Mrs
nayes There are no airs about her :.
shes gifted with good, sound, straight,
lorward common sense. Its my impres-
SION that Mrs, Hayes has had and IL
going TO have powerful influence In
Shis Administration. She's got charsc-
ier, lots 1t, and it's bound to be felt
where Mre Hayes is known III wager
che carrlesa strong influence for good p