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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-08
ArUrrOr sALEs...Futssrs. pays Z.
BY Robert b. Lyme, st3isss
Real Estate Agent and krctioneer. j.
1919 Main street. ~ 5-.tss


GALE OF FARM IN HENRICO COUNs
'0.TY CONTAINING 6l.s-10s ACRES GOOD
'IANp-As trustee In a deed Dated 26th NoTsm-
her, 1871, from Wtl!an H. Perry. trustee, ana hss
wife being requested by tehenehctary In said deed
the aHministrstor Of William w. Voorhees,, default
having been made In the payment of the debt Sc
cured thereby sdif expose 10 sale. ut public AUG
ton. to the highest bidder at The front door OF the
courthouse Of the county OF Henrico, on NON
H., NIL that LAND lying In Henrico county ln Narna
I'm the plat of division of the lands ofGwhich
TERMS: Cath MS 10 80 much rs Will sHfisfy ex-
penses Of sale aud IL 55.39, with Interest ut per
cent. from 10Th OF November, 1874, and on ,.E e
credit as To residue Of six and twelve months, WIN
f. tercst added from day Of sale. and credit install
ments secured By trustdeed. Selling IS trustee, the
undersigned win convey with the usual special
warranty. JACOB 5. AlLEE, trustee:
ROBERT RHYME Auctoneer. lie 7-llt
FXEUTOR'S SALE.-On FRIDAY,
81 February 9th, ut 10 o'clock OVER the store OF
McCouIl & CO., near the corner of First aud Broad
streets, Twill proceed to sell the PRO-
PERTY belonging TO the estate Of the late Z.
August, Or! consisting of
BEpSTEADS and BEDDING
PAR f, and biN1NG-RooM FURNITURE,
CROCKERY-WARE.
BOOKS, BOOKCASE, &c.
feV-3t q. r. AUGUST, Executor.
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BY George Z. Crawford,
Real Estate Agent aud AuctiOneer,
Bank street, next TO custom-houSe.

TRIJSTEE'S SALE OF 4 DESIRABLE
AROiiT TWO MILES NORTH OF RICHMOND
BY Virtue of deed of trust executed to me by Clar-
renee Coleman, trustee for Mrs. l.. r. Coleman bear
ing date February Is, 1876, and duly recorded In
the clerks Office Of HenrIco County Court, d. Is. o.
page 1853, being requested BY the beneficiary under
Febrnary, 1877, at 4 o'clock p. NJ, sell ut auc.
ton, on the premises, that DESIRABLE LITTLE
FARM, containing about FIVE ACRES. situated oil
the road lending from the Meadowbrdge road TO the
Brook turnpike, about two miles north OF the city.
This FARM has on IL u comfortable DWELLING
HOUSE and all necessary out-houses.
TERMS: Cash as 10 expenses of sale, and to pay
of note now due for $3.50, with interest from the
10th day of January, 1877; upon n credit as to
1915 until June 10, 1877; balance upon such terms
as may be agreed upon on the day Of sale.
GEORGE E. CRAWFORD,
ja31-tds .s#ss Trustee.
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THURSDAY S.. FEBRUARY 5. 1877,

Editors piSpascR Gentlemen, HAS the
congregation any duties towards superan-
1luafed minister who was faithful servant
for more than twenty-five yearss 2. Where
is his place il the house OF worship DURING
services As you are members OF churches,
Won win be able and good enough to answer
these questions in your valuable paper,
which j read daily. A LADY
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BY W. Goddin.
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr.
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF 43 s7-1OO
~ ACRES OF LAND II THE He, PLAN FL S,,,t OF
MOSD. ON THE EAST SIDE OF THE WILL
LIAMSBURG TURN PIKE:.Dy virtue Of an
amended decree entered on the st january, 1877,
Noolfolks executor us Voolfolk. &C., we shall, at
tile Office of W. Goddin, real estate auctoneer: cor
the 9Th February, 1877, at IL O'Clock b., sell at
the risks and costs Of W. II. Alldcrdlce, the former
purchaser, the valuable TRACT OF LAND located
as above, containing 43 97-1O0 ACRES. This land
lies beautifully for suburban residence or market
garuen, and being near the city. on good turn
bike should attract the attention of persons dcsrous
Of securing valuable piece of property.
TERMS All cash. or lat the discretion of the com,
missionersj one third cash; balance at SIX ana
twelve months tor negotiable notes, interest added,
and title retained TIL the last note is paid and Il
conveyance ordered by the court.
]. H CARRINGTON,
JOHN Is. YOUNG,
,ntnnIc innnnr
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BY Bronaugh & Taylor,

Office opposite the courthouse, Manchester, Va.
TRUSTEES SALE OF -FOUR ACRES
OF LAND, IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY,
ABOIIT THREE MILES FRO3f RICHMOND.-By
virtue of deed OF trust executed to ME by Joseph
Blocker, bearing date OF January L. dSIo, and
County Court will sell at public auction. on the
premises on SATURDAY, February 10, 1877, at
O'clock P. NJ, the above-described property.
TERMS: Cash as TO expenses of sale, aud to pay of
arote now due for $685. so and interest from January
direct. r. B. TAYLOR:
1, q -tds Trustee.
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:CuHBEaf.xRpC Coal PRosPEcfs. La'hs Cum
berland papess. speak despondingH Of the
coal outlook in the Alleg feny regfen. The
question d miners wages is for from q set
Element, some men who were working sat
fifty certs POI, ton having been violently;
colnpefled to quit work. Temporary orders
are, flled by the coal companies by paying
higher wages but such rdsesa cannot: be
maintained by them except at loss, The
Cumberland Mems says: Ia6The Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company has ceased en-
tiray to draw full supply from. our region.
THs Is heavy loss to u.s.. The compaEy
| sissr they can buy to better advantage insthe
,Monongahela, keystone, or Clarksburg re-
lsion, to all Of which they have access
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J. THOMPSON BROWN, Auct

DOR RENT.-Will be rented out ut pub
Il lie auction on WEDNESDAY, February IA,
1877, at ~ O'Clock NJ, In front Of The Hastings
COURTHOUSE, in Manchcst or. SMAT. Il FARM called
DREWRY'S, about one mile from the city OF Man.
chester. The buildings are ample and good, with
about TWENTY ACRES OF EXCELLENT LAND.
Terms on day Of renting. +. j. SAMPSON,
fc5-tdr for c. II. FlournOy, Sheriff.
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1875. 1875.
TAMEs RIVER sTEAMBOATh4i@a ,
y COMPANY. ssss..aIzIaS2s

FOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, BAL
TlMORE. PHILADELPHIA,
NEW YORK,
AND ALL REGULAR LANDINGS ON THE
JAMES RIVER.
Making close connection at Norfolk with tho new
and elegant steamer FLORIDA for BALT1-
MORE. and steamer LADY OF THE
LAKE for WASHINGTON, d. c.
On and after TUESDAY. September /, the fast and
elegant steamer JOHN SYLVESTER, carrying the
United States mail, will leave Richmond for the
abovc-namea points TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS
and SATURDAYS at 6!5 O'Clock A. NJ.
Passengers by this route can view by daylight all
the historical and interesting points and objects on
the james river, including DUTCH GAP tpassing
through the sanc), forti1catons battlefclds James
town, Hampton Roads, etc. Two hours at Norfolk
before departure Of Baltimore steamers.
Fare to Norfolk and return.......:.:.. .....: 90
Through tickets to Baltimore, Philadelphia, and
New York at reduced rates.
Tickets for sale on steamers at CARRIER & Co.:
Ticket Agency. Main street and Exchange Hotel ano
baggage checked through. Freight received daily for
Boston, Norfolk and Portsmouth, ano regular land
ings on James river, from A. NJ. TO q L. H., al
reasonable rates.
Freight for way-andings must be prepaid.
L. b. TATUM, General Agent.
Office Company's wharf, Rockets: branch Office
at w. D. Blair & Co.'S No. 903 Main street.
sc IL
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HABIT

Opu7N AND MORPHINE H iAixs
cure In every case no ms's rx may
IonE standing or in what G aam,Ins OF assroN
have been used. No PAX REQ
slRLE PERSONS Until ! u /. sTEPHENs, u. Do
..,som American Hotel, RichMono, 49,
~ - = 80 VETERINARY sUkS &C.,,
a.ts mreeop Of the New York College % w.
- -. nary surgeons1
1910 FRANKLIS s1REsI. >,vs tsns
An kinds Of VETERINARY - a.dswsm
on hand for fsrtners' use.
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RAILROAD LIaEe
@ s - Go
R1cBNosD, YORK RIVER AvD GsgspEAKE1
RAILROAD. I

ID - - ss7
RicHnosD, YORK RIVER AID gHEsrEAKE,
CCHEDULE OF TRAINS. '"D'
THROUGH PASSENGER.
800 r. ii. Leaves Richmond TUESDAY. Tu,rpe
DAY. and SATURDAY. Conntctss ~
West Point with steamer Havana for
All points on York river and Balti-
more. Arrives In Baltimore az "a
~; connects with raiilines for Wash H.
ngton, philadelphia New York Pos
ton. and oil western points. Connects
at Richmond with trains on Richmond
and Petersburg and Chesapeake and
Ohio railroads.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
500 A. N. Leaves Richmond TUESDAY, THURS.
DAY. and SATURDAY. CONNECTS
Eot with steamers ut West Point for five,
landings, Baltimore, and all western
points, Connects At Richmond Win
trains on Richmond and Dan vile r,iI-
# road, Richmond and Petersburg and
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, N
LOCAL PASSENGER
800 P. M. Leaves Richmond daily texcep, Sun
's.'. - day..
" LOCAL FREIGHT.
100 A. III. Leaves Richmond MONDAY. WIN
kESDAf. and FRIDAY. Con
meets at West Point with steamer Isl.
Tor all landings oil Mattaponi aud Pa.
munkey rivers.
THROUGH PASSENGER.
1000 A. NJ. Arrives at Richmond TTrsD,y
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, CON
meets with trains on Richmond and
Petersburg and Chesapeake and Ohio
railroads. Steamer Havana yes BAL
tmore from Pier l44 Light street
hOSDhY. WEDNESDAY, and FRI
DAY, at 4 p. 81. Connects with
trains from Philadelphia. New yor rsu
ana western points, and at West Point
With trains for RichIond and he
South. S
THROUGH FREIGHT.
Arrty
THURSDAY. and SATURDAY, Con.
meets with steamer 81 Wrst Point from
Baltimore Connects with RichuIoui
and Danyillc. Richmond and Peters
burg. and Chesapeake and Ohio rail.
roads.
LOCAL PASSENGER
1000 A. N. Arrives al Richmond daily eycept Sum
day. Connect. with Richmond and
Petersburg aud Chesapeake and Ohio
railroads.
LOCAL FREIGHT
400 T.. Al. Arrives at Richmond MONDAY. WE'D
SESDAY. and FRIDAY. Com
meets 1T West Point with steamer Isis
from Mattaponi and Prmuukcy river
landings.
| No transfer OF freight At Richmond to or from
southern points. Cars run through between Atlanta
and West Point.
Careful handbag and dispatch, with loves, rates ,
guaranteed.
Through bills of la.ling. with guaranteed rates
Issued TO all northern and western points.
Through tickets sold TO all northern. EASTERN and
western points. and baggage checked through.
Zee, S26 Main street Al the Exchange Hotel and
companvfS depot, corner Twenty -thlr, and Iprt
streets. Richmond. Va.
fec II. T. DOUGLAS, Superintendent.
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DICHMOND, VA, JANUARY l, 1s72.-
LII We have made q chemical examination of
DAVID E. CLEMb1ER'S MOUNTAIN RYE
WHISkEY, using for the purpose samples selected
by ourselves from ten barrels belonging to lots re-
ceyed by Messrs. GEORGE A. HuNpLEi & Co. al
different times, and of ages varying from one 10 four
teen months. We have subjected this whiskey to the
most searching tests. 1t has stood hem all perfectly
nothing OF deleterious nature bolng found In II
can therefore be confidently recommended Tor us
purity and excellence TO those who use whlskey ns
beverage, while for medicinal purposes II Is all thai
can be desired. L. ,z
and Lecturer ON Chemistry, Medical College OF
q .as Virginia; f-g7s 81 3. $3.50, -
R.S.J.PREnLEs,M NJ. D., Professor of Chemistry,
Medical College Of Virginia.
100 barrels now In store, and for salc. 80
Il jaa GEORGE A. HUNDLEY d CO.
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OR K.-B o. rs AND
= - 80 BOSCHEN,
jal SOC and GIL Broad street
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WINES, LrQUORS, &c.

DUCKNER WHISKEY, four years old,
I'D at $3.50 per gallon. For purity and softness 1t
ia Is.eod : CHRISTIAN & WHITE.
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VALUABLE SPRINGS PROPERTY
Y FOR SALE.-By virtue Of decree of the Cir
cult Court of Augusta county, rendered In the cause
of the Central National Bank Of Frederick, Nd,
rs. Chcsley Ninney and ais. we will proceed, in
sell at public auction, on SATURDAY the 18th day
Of February, 1877, that most desirable property,
l. tnp
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L. H..
aud arrives at Gordonsve ut 1870 L. NJ, and ar
rives at Washington al 1855 Pm
Nail trains run daily tcScept west OF Gordonsvs
OIL sunday.
Express trains run daily, stopping NJ junction,
Noers. Trevillian'S. Gordonsyilc. Charlottesville,
Staunton, Goshen, Mboro', Cnyington aud all
regular stations west Of Covinstnn.
Accommodation trains run daily Except Sunday,
and connect at Gordonsville for Washington.
Mall and express trains connect at Gordonsvte
for Washington, and mall train ut Charlottesville
FOR Lyuchburg and the South.
Express train connects at Cincinnati with the
trunk lines for all points in the West Northwest, and
Southwest including California, Oregon. and Texas.
Mail train arrives at Richmond III 400 L. NJ.
Express train from Cincinnati connects at Cor
louisville with the Virginia Midland railroad.
irving at Washington at 1880 4. NJ, aud arrives at
Richmond a. $50 4. NJ. connecting with the Rich
mond and Danville and Richmond and Petersburg
trains for all paints South.
Through coaches from Richmond TO Washington.
Accommodation train arr res IT $40 A. ".
Sleeping-cars run ni2h.-trl.nS.
Through tickets sold aud baggage checked TO all
principal points.
For rates Information. &c. apply at C0mpany's
offices, and ut S26 Main street. Richmond. Va.
CONWAY X. HOWARD,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
W. VI. :. DUNN,
deg Engineer and Superintendent
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AUCTION SALES--This Day.
By Z. w. Powell, Auctloneer,
1924 Main street.

THIS DAY AT 10 O'CLOCK WILL
Il sell at my store au assortment Of FURNI-
TURE, &C., consisting of
MARBLE-TOP BUREAUS, SIDEBOARDS.
SOFAS, LOUNGES, SAFES,
EXTENSION and KITCHEN TABLES,
CANE and WOOD-SEAT CHAIRS.
WASHSTANDS, COOlISG-STOFE,
COUNTERS, NOTIONS, &C.
E. ". POWELL,
feS-It* Auctioneer.
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A NTHRACTTE AND BTTUMINOUS
f1'iCOAL. Ben Franklin Red Ash Coal OF an
Stove. West Virginia Splint for CRATES; Glover
Hill Lump; Cumberland for steam and smiths use.
Carbon Hill SOFT COKE, OAK and PINE WOOL.
WRIT ROBERTS,
nol7 corner Seventeenth and Cary streets
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

TOR PHIL A DE LIP HI A.-~@%
u Steamer NORFOLK, Captain FORE, eSsAak $1,000
will receive freight for the above port till THIS
DAY Thursday the 9Th Instantly ~ s O'Clock 2. n.
fe Git W. Z. PORTER, Agent.
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answered the amazing creature. It was the
exact voice OF q boy OF twelve.
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manner, to the tips of his feathers, ex-
pressed the .s...
coMPLETEsT IGNORANCE OF GARDEN.
He would spread his tail, call to the other
fowls, peer under the hedge. and in similar
ways attempt to beguile me out of sight Of
his secret aim. II humored him for few
moments he was always found good many
yards nearer the garden when turned
again. l have never seen more hypocrit-
ical assumption OF innocence and indiffer-
ence in any human being.
There came season when even the pa
thence Of cid friendship was too severely
tried. The peacock was presented to a
friend, who lived two or three miles away,
and was the possessor OF a couple OF hens.
missed the morning tap at my window,
the evening perch on the walnut tree, the
unearthly cries which used SO to startle
guests from the city, but consoied myself
with thinking that our loss was his gain,
for we had never replaced his lost spouse.
He had been gone about week, when one
evening the familiar cry was heard from a
grove on the farm, nearly half mile from
the house. Next day John was seen in q
weedy field, but slipped out OF sight on
finding he was detected. We let him alone,
and In the course Of fortnight he had adj
yanced as near as the chestnut-tree which ]
proudly exhibit to strangers as one Of the
antiquities of America, for 1t was growing
when CharIenange reigned in Aix-la- Cha
pelIe and Har0un al-Raschid In Bagdad.
He now allowed himself to be seen, but
UTTERLY REFUSED TO RECOGNIZE
any member OF the family. When we called
him by name he instantly walked away !;
when we threw him food lie refused to touch
it, Little by little, however, he forgaYe US
the offence. In another fortnight he roasted
on the walnut tree, and at the end OF the
second month 4 heard bis tap OF complete
citation on the window. But the ey-
lie and modification had chastened his na-
ture. From that day the Young plants were
safe from his bill. Iae lived with MS three
or four years logger, but was never once
guilty pf the same fault Ne one denies
that an animal IS easily made TO understand.
that certain things are forbidden. Dis
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UNEASY CONSCIOUSNESS OF WHAT is SAID,
even sometimes quietly stink away. But
the extent to which horse also may be
taught to understand speech is not so gene
rally known. The simple fact that he likes
to be talked to makes him attentive to the
sounds, and / am convinced that in 9 great
many cases be has an impression OF the
meaning. have at present q horse
who served his country during the war,
and came TO me only after its close. His
experience while on scouting service
made him very suspicious Of any gray
object, rs I soon discovered. He would shy
at q fallen log in q thicket, glimpse OF
messy rock, or laborers coat left in o
fence-corner. BY stopping him whenever
this happened, and telling him In an assu-
ring tone that there was nothing to fear, he
Wasyerysoon completely cured OF the habit.
But be still lifts up his head, and would, IL
he could, cry e Hai bal y when he hears
the sound OF the trumpet.
THE AFFECTION AID FIDELITY OF THE HORSE
have always been admitted. by frst &C.
quatHtanee With these qualities was singular
enough TO bereiated. When'a boy OF four
teen was walking along d lonely country
road with q companion Of the same age, and
came upon an Did gray horse standing IN the.
middle Of the track over Q man who was
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lAssM.
CONTINUED nom Yesterday

Continued nom yesterday
Wednesday, Feb. !.
House met at 10 o'clock, and Was called
to order By H. speaker.
Prayer By ~ chaplain.
Roll cslied thrcs nsm1ers absent
Minutes rsad and approved.
Mr.. Co3disgton called up the con.est
case OF Bursank ". Ksllcher.
A call of ~ house vas ordered. and the
roll Using called, three members were
found to be absent.
The Scrgcant-at-arms brought Ia the ab-
ssn,ees.
Mr.. Soderstrom. being absent when the
evidence In the case was read on Monday
1t was moved and carried that all the evi.
dencc be re.read.
Accordingly the clerk commenced read.
ing and after having read for short time,
Mr.. Beadle moved that the further reading
Of evidence which has been once read BE-
fore the house Be dispcnsod with and called
the previous question, pcsding the second
Ing OF which 4 call Of the house wAs had
and the absentecs brought in. The prcvi
GUS question was seconded, and vote bc
ing taken upon the main question, the
motion was lost.
The clerk then proceeded 70 read.
A message from the council informed
the house that The council had passed coun
Gil bill No 70. 10 amend an act 10 incorpo
rate the city Of Fargo.
Council bill Ne. so, to empower the
commissioners Of Union county, Dako.l
Territory, to appoint a drainage commits.
sion for the county.
Council bill No 80, to authoriz. the
commissioners Of Yankton county the
fund the outssandins indebtedness Of said
county and for othsf parposes.
Also, couscil bill No, 10. nsuosiai n
noossrsting against the sssablahnsat OF .
new territory out OF the black Hil5.
On motion Of Ar. Beadis ths rules wsss
ssspssdsd, the memorial passed through
IL several rssdiags and passed..
A messagc waa received from the. soy
ernor Ia which b. informed the Mouse i.Aa,
be had approved bonse bills No'a ., 1S, 10
! q, g and q.
Al the conclusion OF the reading Of th'
|eyidsnae for tae c0ntestant. the house tool
4 recess until 13f pm.
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THE DAKOTA LEGlsLATURE.
TwslFrn SESSION.
couAcii.

M Wednesday, Feb. I.
The council met al ten o. clock !. m, ard
was opened with prayer by the chaplain.
AN the members were present.
L. D. F. Poore, Of Springfield, was, on
motion Of Mr. Mills, invited 10 a seat with.
In the bar OF the council
PETITIONS AND CONCENTRATIONS.
Mr. Wallace presented petition from
parties in Union county, representing some
$500, 900 worth Of property, Aaklng that
house file 28. bill giving authority to
build d bridge across tie Big Sioux, be not
passed, and on motion of Mr.. Wallace the
bill was indefinitely pos,poned, and mo.
ton to reconsider was laid on ,he table.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Mr. Wilson, from the committee on ter.
ritorisl Affairs, reported back council bill
Ssfwith recommendation ths. II pass
House file SO Was reported back from
committee with recommendation that II
do no, pass
Mr.. Duncan, from the COMMITTEES on ex.
penditures. reported back house file 20, with
. recpnmc ndation ,ha, II be indefinitely
postponed.
Mr. Mills, from the committee on enroll
fnent, reported back council bill 81. With
recommendation that IL pass.
Mr.. Wilson, from the committee on terri
,orial affairs, reported back house die "a
~ish recommendation that II pass.
COUNCIL BfLLs.
| Mr. Bailey introduced memorial to con
gress demonstrating against the establish
mcnt OF new territory out Of the Bl.ci
Hills portion of Dakota, Under suspen
| sion of the rules the memorial Was passed
Mr.. Back alone voting in the negative.
Mr.. Pe,,igrcw introduced council bill Al
10 preserve fsh in the waters of LAX
county. Also toudcil bill u, to locate
4 territorial road from the west line Of Mir
neso,a to Fl. Thompson Referred to ihei
appropriate committees.
The bill tor the protection of game, etc
had third. reading. and was, on motion {
Mr. peitigrew, indefinitely postponed. Y
Council bill 33, exempipg the countk
in the Black Hills from the provisions
Y the herd law, was passed. Mcssrs. Back AZ
: Mills voting in the negative.
Council bill 30, to amend chapter tiftea
! Of the local laws Of 1915, relating to Il
G preservation of fish, was passed, Meas,
Back, Gunderson and Valentine voting
the negative.
HOUSE BILLS
House tiic 90 Was called up by Mr.. Wi
lace, who moved the adoption Of the !
port Of the committee thereon, and that Il
: bill lie on the table. THIS bill suthoriz
Il tho commissioners Of Union county 10 .
in rebuilding the bridge scross The b
Sioux river.
House file 81. to proyila for the hnu
dia,c immigration interests of Dakota Il
ri,ory. was taken up and rejected BY I
Z following vote: Ayes Messrs. Pettisrs
Wilson 2 /; noes Mesars. Back ABAiley, Du
:. :. can, Gunderson, La Moare, Miner, Mi
Potter, Valentine, Mr.. President-l0.
House die 35, the justice code, wss tax
up and passed with lis several amendmen
= byf-the following vote; Ayes-Meaa
Bailey, Duncan, La Mourc. Mills, Pei
grew, Valentine. Wallace. Mr.. Prcsidenl
: 8; noes Messrs Back, Gunderson, MIN
Potter, Wilson,.
er
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nsixAs Kyss, 1sgslaF vsssssss.
and . gr.cefol 6gurs. fail to produce their
due effect v ths cnaplc1ion 10 dcfbcsd with
pimples or bloecAes. OF ~ skin 10 rough
or hassh. To remedy these detects u.s.
GLEMN's 1ULPauR Soar
HllLs Ham DYK restores the tlnge ol
youth to gray locks.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-08
2he " Gather To- Day.

WASHINGTON. Feb, solicitations for
the northwest rising. followed by falling
barometer, northerly winds shifting 10
soaihcrly, cooler. followed by warmer,
clsuay weather and rsan or snow.