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a Request.
BOLIvAR, July q, 1S7'

BOLIVAR, July -, 1871.
MEssRs. EDITORS: Having seen in the
Jackson Wing and Tribune of last week a
communication giving a description of Prof.
Hardin's school exercises at Whiteville, and
along with it notice of the Address de-
Iivered on the occasion by the senior of the
BULLETIN, hope you will publish the en-
closed article, although it refers in pleasing
terms to yourself. Yours, etc,
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COMPOSITIONS.

Compositions were read by the following
young ladies: Miss Eddie Cross, subject
Kindness" Norvie Byrum, Look Before
You Leap" Belle johnson, "Castles in the
Air" Mamie Robertson, ''My Centennial
Trip" Miss Jimmie Nicely, "Earths Bene-
factors" Fannie Mitchell, yesterday, To
day and Tomorrow" Laura Hudson, ''The
Water Wears the Stone Away,..not by Force,
but by Constantly Falling" Monte Muck
oils, "The March of Intellect;" Ida Byrum,
"Work;" Mamie May Hamlin, ''Early I'M
pressions."
We would like to single out some of these
essays for special comment but where, as in
this case, all did so WELL we are at loss to
particularize. They evinced excellent taste.
We hope to have some of them for publica-
ton at an early day.
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Closing Exercises of the whitevi1e Aeade-

Closing, Exercises of the WhiteviIIe Acade-
my, Prof. j. Floyd Collins, Principal.
Last Friday at an early hour a large con-
course Of people met at the Methodist
church in Whiteville to enjoy the literary
treat in store for them on the occasion of the
close OF Prof. Collins school The culture
and beauty OF that section were well repre-
sented in the assemblage. In the forenoon
the following exercises were observed: First,
examination of classes in geography, fifth
reader, sixth reader, English grammar,
rhetoric, Cesar and Sullust. All these
classes showed great proficiency and spoke
volumes in praise of the scholarship of the
Principal.
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AGREAT OFFER W.! !E!.s.s gI H.t aG Elm.

HGRERT OFFER wy! lIls. yy HiS aHEE En-:
dispose II 800 PIANOS & ORLEANS new
and secondhand ii lrst-class HIuitcrs ins
Guiding WATERS' at lower prices for
cash or miscellaneous or 10 let until paid for
than ever before offered. WATERsS
GRAND SQUARE and UPRIGHT PAN
OS Il ORGANS (INCLUDIN(s THEIR
NEW SOUVENIR AND HOU Dol Rare the
BEST MADE, Z Octave Pianos SlJO.1 l-3
do S1GO net used a yeuT.S- ? 77ssIOp Organs
$50. Stops SIS. stops S6S. s stops
1910 stops SIS. - Stops s 100 cash, noE
used yeaF,in perfect order and NyarTaus
ted. LOCAL and TRAVELLING AGENTS
WANTED Illustrated Catalogues Mailed.
y liberal discount O7sdeleys, Il iIisterf, Church
q, SchO0LE etc. Sheet music al half price.
HORACE WATERS & SONS, Manufnc-
Turers and Dealers, 40 East 18th Street,
Union square. New = orlr. P.O Box, 1864.
TESTIMONIALS
The y. J. Times Sd IS: &" Waters OrchestriOn
Chime Organ" is 6 beautiful little instrument,
simply perfect. The Chime of two and nne-halt
octave bells aud the artistic effects bic OF
being produced by the player are singuiariy tine.
The Water Pianos are well known among the
very best. We are enabled To speak Of these in
Rtruments with confidence from personal kuOWl-
edgc.-N. j. Ecaageltst. &
- We can speak of the merits Of the Waters
Pianos from personal knowledge, a. being ct
the very best quality.-ChristiQsi IHsitiHgsstcST,
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RECTTIONS.

The recitations were as follows: Miss
Eddie Byrum, "Vacation;" Birdie johnson,
Sensible Talk" Fannie Cross, TheSchool-
Room;" Mamie Robertson, "The Closing
Year." NorvieByrum, "a Pretty Compare
son." Eddie Cross, 81 am Dying, Egypt, Dy-
ing;" Fannie Mitchell, Burial of Moses"
Laura Hudson, "Flood of Years." Maggie
Byrum, "Byron;" Monte Nuckolls, "Bingen
on the Rhine" Ida Byrum, "The Bells;''
Miss Jimmie Nicely, "Mrs. Caudle's Lee
ture.
These young ladies are accomplished
readers. We were specially pleased to OBJ
serve that this feature in education had been
carefully attended by Prof. Collins So few
good readers are to be found that it is a
treat to come across those that can read
with exactness our mother tongue.
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ICE! ICE!! ICE!!!

Leave your order at the Bulletin Office.
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Notice to Subscribers.

BOLIVAR, TENN, THURSDAY, July &c.
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Geo. W. Aya,istead, Jysf. & 4ys,i,,e,d
ARAllSIEAD BROS, Editors and PFODristorS.
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GRINT IN ENGL1ND.
A Revelation of the True Inwardness Of the
Thing.


Tho following letter received I'm this city
from mn Enplishmnn of distinction ns familiar
almost ~ M Tho l. nil, d States M with England
has been hand Il me- Tor rublicntinn II opons
The way mo- doubt for nm interesting series OF
socinI revolutions,
IoNDoS Tunr no VOL Ccn Grant hoa como
md ponr Lnrn linniz,d Tinnd nnI ,vinrI tn IA il
hrnrf'a cont. nj nnT i,nv,nJ nEothnr link has
Irrn fnr,nJ H. th, ,.l,nin ,viirh Linia fngefi1rr
the t,y, ,1rri ironob"s ~ thn Sryin.S v"n race
I h"lirvr tLut'a The nronnr ,vnv al uniting it.
Lut an. ,i,,.a,. n,,,,ii' ~, .,,, ,. 'ra ilnrc
il +. If .,Nrs.,l n,nrr.mt inr brninI 81
NH. iii nnt ~ .ar,l which eut,u,an will hr
su,n a. All thnir ,,,,. T., ~, ii,,ht ~ Inv snonnr
nr i,t,r W W ""' ~ ~ '' " '
p"rhi,. ,bcroforo thoro Ia No obiaction Ia
me ,iiin',, y,n tbDi ,"r,1r ,v"rc ,nt unit
,n,oli. - L,,,i Lrr.' ,vi,H ,lc rx prasiJnnt'a
,,0vs mi tl,,t INV ,,r,, t,r, mi vnraniiv Iia
",'s,,i ,viti H. ,,,,,. ~ ,r fthc rn~iiS ,vhn
mn L. sn.ini rn, I'M fnr tLnn,srlvna mt 81 his
V'"ii ar hninp,,I ~ his a,titr In IN. nrst tlaer
M siinn,.r m, NM, nf thn dinucrs vrhi"h ii" nj
inndrd ,,.ns snnrthirs, nlsniutniv nunniiiny On
no., ,,.,;,,,,. io litrr, liz, ,.sr >, Il ~, nn ,vnrJ
ron, no e,,,,,, a. tbr saioI A. nnntbcr diunrr
hn ,,in',ut hr,,Lr m III" rnu,rnuv 10 nhirrtini,
IT, aiim,v tbn nul,n ~ rnn,hrii,,s ~ ,nl.r ur,,
rn'ienrn 81 bim|this douitless' ON the instipn-
linn ~ pirrrrnout -
Worsf If nll ia" e,orios current hovovor is
,hnf in IN Irinra.a ~ Wnins's dr,,,vin,, room
M NtarlGnrn,,sh Ijousr no ruIlnd nut M enor.
none .i,,n. mi ,,,,. ,,of,,,, T., Ii,,bt II whom
snn1rhn r. stunned M ma nrrvrntcd him
Unwrynr he must moi In Too hnrshiy iuired Cor
ms Tor when Mr. SnyynrI wn. hero twenty
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We say this is significant. because 1t not
only hur- into the face ol the Administration
its proft"r ~ ccnriliat"n. hut SAWS az the same
time tho titin IT tho President 90 his pnicc is
based upon the crime II FORK RS. forwhi,h the
Stte nuthoriii' propo~c g. hold tn k0tu ming
Board re-poneihl". Th' tim. ~ which Il is q!-
commission invited hy III Pr -idont 10 New
Orleans wa~ prrs' nj and " witnessing tho action
OF the Returning Board. 1t is. to say tne lcn,t,
lisans there. h.aiedhy lohn sherman and stan
ley Matthews. and who were in daily conference
and cchil'icntidl 'omiuihul alton " IN tho nein-
bers of III. board, know lus, what r'turns " re
made and whether the board was guilty 81
crime in max ng t'i.in. II wall be-. remembered
OF the board n -e gentlemen returned an re-
ported T. the rsos, and To- the Republicans
timed by the law and ia" ial-. II WAS largely
upon tho faith of tn. report. and the high char
nfer nnd integrity ol the mon who signed II.
that tn h"iuDi an press amt people a. tn
North in-istcd upon the inauguration Of Hayrs
and wheeler nnl lci the k"pul. an party 10
action which finally through the Electoral Com
mission yes llt"d in their inauguratlon.
Il il, OF cour-c "a be- borne in mind that the
electoral conan. sion rightly decided That
neither thry npi th- Iungr, - they represented
had power to 70 behind tho returns Of the board,
or to invest -;itr the methods hy which the board
reported intdtor ol the !. publ an doctors; set
" II hAt h""n known 10 the hcpui ans IN Con-
gross through the rcpurt 81 tle Lou ~ianu COM
passion uhi thc result found hy the h.Mrning
Board Wa ite product 80 i4r-cries an frauds,
1t il not a. all kelly thn' HAYES and Nh.rrr
would ever has' hccn Installed into ofl'r or
that any rc-pn.taho man in ar ont # C,uer. ~
would have insi7t"d upDu ihrir luuugHrltlnn.
II may be- said that tho Nrtulnin- H. lrd ul-hi
hay" been suilly oi a forgery lcl' rouNri o tA.
returning oI vernon parish, and yet tnNul and
exhibited t. the Louisiana Commissioners an
honest MMoriiy IN the STATE for iha ilNr- "l'''-
tors. THIS could po-sil y have been done, but
II IT, not az all likely for II they were engaged
in the work Of forgery and perjury in makIns
their ilndlu- il Is difficult 10 reach tnoo,u-lu-
sion mat lholr Andins Was IN any Respect an
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r-z-u-EE:EE SUN
FOR THE
Campaign Against National Fraud

President who was not elected by the n,orie ha,ins
been naugutated Mt wa.hin.ton through pr. ...e. l
fraui We call upon honest men of all partir, t ., .
rcthrr IN determined ami persistent effort for r.
recuon OF TIN srrAt wruu. aud ior th, pumsnm,ut
guilty to be enforced uilou.n the ha..,tho1
For u.ls outrage u the rtsnt .fso,.rnn.- ~
Republican party ant II. nsn,.rr, are fl.sr
re.ponlnle. bat the men ,,il..,.. t....n, ...r.
such means. and who AR, actually ,,ere,.,, ,l, ser
o. ,hc Go,crnui,ut ulun such nuinori, ,r, +, -
smlty than t.y VIA conceived ,>,e,t,l . r.
sIcci p,i,.a a. .w.nle
The Frauiu.,ut rf..il.n,,u, hi. slv,.ers ,-r, m
deriakcn 10 ior.aA, u,e .nlottNay.of u. r.... m
party amt hU,in. invited D.. I, ,,.i,t amt, . 70
t,occui., on, of Ria. n,,,.t ,...,f.tt n ,..,.t
net propose 10 lcn.nch th, honest nulf. .., .ti 4
the s,utn by the be.to,,,,l ,. n,,.,ll., ....- (,
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A Family Klned by Failing Tree.

AT Bellon, Ga, last week, Mr. Gardner, n
worthy ptlzrn, with his three children wore all
resting FROM work under the shady bunk Of a
10y commrn ned illlng, and came down upon
them with "A crash ono little girl was Killed
thn cre'k, one mortuy and the other seriously
hurt Ihn father himself had narrow escape
ana his horse. attached to tho plough. Was
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The Queen and VI. Theirs.

Napoleon Ill had a great esteem for the
Queen OF Holland and during one of her visits
L. Paris he asked what he could do for her
" Invlt VI. THEIRS 10 accompany mo through
tine mus 'uuls.' That's the only thing, alas"
replirf his MAJESTY. that l cannot do.' Tho
Queen called a cab, drove up To- the residence Of
NJ Theirs. introduced herself. invited him 10
at rs h-r guide. philosophers and friend To the
for his hat and cane. st out immediately. and
nearly Killed his witew M jealousy. who learned
on hrr arrival that VI. lhiors had preripltatcly
left the house with n strange lady. in n cab.
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Hayes Can't save Them.

II IL pretty plain now that the desperate
eNertAons ol all inc cpi~suri,s that the Admin
istratl ion cnn send To- Sow Orleans ~, n if thny
ineIhde Senators Gorlon and Lamar. cannot
81 p tGes" prosecutions Wells. Anderson Cnsr-
fottrn'od Ia tho pruiirutlary. thlA result
" y doubtless b" followed hy the Indictment of
hltmnn' uhrn'd Matthew, Old /ach Cnund-
MN VINO counselcd the kgturnlu. Board
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FLUSHING l.. l.. July l2.-rhe trial OF Gnff
Freshman Co, lrdicnd At The instance OF Henry
h'fti Tor cruelty 10 huunls IN keeping cattle in what
arc hhvMn ~ ihr .wlli mnk stables BlissNille was
hn,ltl today ~ the queens County Court The Jury
Drought IN verdict VI JtguIILy. ''
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As to the building materials. the commission


our fret preference /. granite either granite through.
49, col. granite. amt The , Immediate l.crs and Il anlrc,
o' arei'-o of hur.'gnv Ihrr method d 'unstiu 'u"n
WuuN De- exceedingly 'et live n g.. uuir!nf ira
i"'>'nc ~ nulh il, approach manly lugN mi o.
trit ui the wtrs d'niant luf tlc nruu. oi the d,sgn
Which We have M uuou,i of limo SION. may built %
an object IN uit dc,-n- iurn,h'd We PROPOSE she
Sc and vii, he f,r r,nr, ,r.tte ,,, uIn
Wcrs amt ~ cap. bases corlce- Naussol- aut para
y, r,,,ie,, ,oIl i i,r Nh, a, ' ,l .e
should lr Ulnfct We a, u the opinion that as 80 con.
strucr d. work Viii ic uil a. cheap any OF tie
:. NJ ',' n' niiniu' tN''pt lsrhnps one 81 Two ot
.ni,li ~ frs MI, '',li,r "Y' ,, ma
w., L. t,at tb, .i,ne w W ~,
rer ,S'.ri. back lar enough within the arch.
M with routs for war'hou~ urro'e. We suggest That
.n" rr i.,r. tie main ar -he hut n ol,n arch'..
maxim DO .rni{. a,,r'- c lr,k column, or li,r Tor
NJ ' rfr.. ,S a." t, 1' u.s. , m.,,'i "ii ,ot.
they e.con 20 sustain &C. load Of floor air roor Al
tnLuoK Vail. vaenc,,riti,,,sr,li" io .rnrai. The
conpar,,Cn'- All ie,, can be- r,n",ed aitar%nrd At
any Tine 1t Is d,cmcl necessary restoring ne comlnln'
,au w.ihoui ~ any way niercrns viii The stability
yI '.'sstu ,, q, i.in- H., "at,. .",- AZ
.fi,' Lp@ ~ f' nrrh. n w,nfi h i,ir ~, I'm sl
,ho main door ..r,cl. Iniihiinav .mfrnruns diem
viva AZ mrrnsing ron colaun. The eros. iiricG,,
ulon wmn 'i' floor nfeh,s a. can hc made shorter BY
n 1n9- WE i,r' ,y,alnf"lN,l! ,lo-e T.; Susr w.
f,tIi w. ~. nar fs,, nsnlin, ae,n. '" "ud ~ e,
Beams, ala ilm 1s tire, oi compr,.,on oi lrck Work
o -J pounds per square inch wct,hc,e that the .pacs
ni,',' YER, r,lads IN ~; way w!ihoa snog'l, de-
Wy, t" . ~, 'iv ol n'y ar IN w. Nonl hpW
tin tour or i've 'eet s,c bold shadow IND an
alptapn'r Of 'ii,nsih 10 me iicrs ..,.,
r..l 40 .tr,rt'r, -1, tt,,nni,i ,n,ta, ,,,il
BE- omiucntv sftro,ri vi tht Expense w0uli not
lN.lcr present. cciIu-,uc pfolah, he Iu-ndad aud
i'ie doe, ~ api' n o. pace Tor such arian-,n,nt
Dn-ctn.niN in 'ti oiln ~ Oh, u0rr SIMPLE and unoh
ia'. ,o,,r liiorn. a. i,s pro,,i a. re "aifT
I, comm, ni an, aim. iuftf,r under In. L,ad ~"'' "
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UNITED STATES
4 Per Cent. Loa1

SECRETARY OFTIrE TREASURY
1'rE uNDERsICsED hereby siyc motto, ,,,
from This da'c and until July iG, ataP VI they will a
criNs .uh,crip toi. for the PER CENT. TNNnra
LOAN OF TEiTy UNITED STATES, in ,lcI,''1
nations stated below. AJrhRAND ACCH.rd
INTEREST IN GOLD COIN.
THE BONDS are rodecmablc alter thir,7 ve,.I
from iuly 1877 aui carry interest from that date I
able quarterly. and are exempt from the payment \
taxes duties To the United states. well q. rom
ton IN any form by or under State, municipal Or ,si
authority
THE INTERrsT on the urCISvrpru
STOCK will be paid ny choct ts.u,d by IN.
TREASURER OF THE UNITED sTATEa
to the order OF the holder and mailed TO his address. rhs
check is payable on presentation properly cu rscd Al
the Offices of the Treasurer and Assistant rreaurefsot
the United states
THE sUBsCRIprvoNS will he for COJ'poy
BONDS OF $50 and 500, and REGISTERED
STOCK In denominations " $50, 9i0D $500.
81 900. $1,000. and $4,000.
TnE BONDS, both COUPON and REGIS
TERED. will be ready for delivery July .. 1871
FORMS OF APPIICAT'fO. will be nirni IA,
by the Treasurer at Washington hc Assistant II a,u
at Baltimore Bo,ion, Chicago, Cincinnati, New Oro,,
New York, Philadelphia. st Louis and san .....,a
and by the National Banks and bankers generally. md
applications must specify the amount AMI dcnomna ion,
required and. registered stock the iu lame lni
be made payable.
two PER CENT. Of the purchase moneymns
accompany the subscription The remainder may b. pai
at the pleasure of the purchaser either at time sub
scripton or at any time prior 10 oct 10, 1877, wyh
interest added at four percent TO date Of payment
THE PAWN ENTs may be made In gold CONT,
the Treasurer the United States Washington or As
sstant Trcasurcrs at Baltimore. Boston. chca-o Gin
cinna New Orleans and ST. Louis, and the Assistant
Treasurer san Francisco with exchange VI New York
oi to either OF the under i-ncd.
TO PROMOTE ThE CONVENIENCE OF
suBsCRIBEHs, THE UNDEKstGN Ed viii
also receive IN lieu o coin United States or draAs
New York. al their value Oh the dag VI receipt,
the city OF New York.
AUGUST BELMONT e. 90. New York.
DRTNEI. MORGAN a CO.,
j. a. W sEIIGMAN a. co.
MORTON. BLISS ~ Co,
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
THECirY OF NEW YORK, n. Y.
DRExEL a. CO, Philadelphia.
juno ~ 1877.
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Steamboats, anO alilroios.
DENNsYLyANI ARAII.RoAD.


AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
on and after JUNE -, 1871 tam, leave Sew York via
nc,hro,~e, and oriiali sli',i. Ferries "A, follows;
ENprcss ter Harrisburg Pittsburgh the West AMI south
wv Pullman Palace Cars attached. - A. NJ, ami 80
For Wlhan,port. Lock II ,ven corrv and Erie az 10
i NJ, connecting at CORY ntusNil lille Petroleum
Centre, ami NE on Regions. For WhamspOrt and Loci
Haven. "A Vi
Fer Baltimore, Washington. and tho South Limited
washington tNpr,s.' @, Pullman rarinr Cars. daily.
except SUNDAY, NJl \. II ARRIVE Nh-uu.tOn luP VI
ke5nlar a. 20 A NJ l, o. ami $50 4. NJ. sunday, q
Lxrrc.s iar Philadelphia. 7 ~ = 20 0 % ~ Limiicl
lupl Nj, !. !, ., a. 7. and 40 T. SUNDAY, - VI .
\. NJ.
for trains 70 Newark. Elizabeth. Railway Princeton,
Trenton, Perth AmnoN. flrminstnn HeNiiere. anl
other polnt. see local schedules M An Ticket olice,
Tran. 1rr,e lom iiu,unrsh. ~ ana u. 90 AMI
- ~ + , daily. ~ 40 A Is 50 l. NJ iailN. eNrrpt
Monday From Washington and Baltimore q 'l, DO b
A. " ~ . ~ ana 10 10 NJ, SUNDAY. u nn - ~
From fhiladc phn, .OA. $40. q 30. 10 H. DO 80.
u nA 10 ~. Q 10. q 81, ~. 10 90. Hni 10 -
L. 2OP VI
Ticket Oniees 500 and ga Broadway | Astor House.
Al ont Oh ,sbro'scs and Corilanit sts Court T..
llN1klNn IL liz, and III Hudson Il, luhusru. De
fRANk THOMSON l. T. FARMER
General Manager General PAS. NIGER Agent
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no rnILADELpiiIA,
PRNSrylvtslA RAILROAD. 49,,
THE OLD ESTABLISHED kutlk AID SHORT L'Nh
D-tNr,A
NBN YORK AND PHILADELPHIA

nlrNen through train, each way daily; mnr d'p~s IN
, lhiiruclphlt NO tn NJ ~ orh - -.
Double track the most approved equipment, nAi w.
fastest time Consistent it q 81 ii'" - 'H'
On and aiirf ia 20 49, ~ "a .,....o. asa,
Cerllhndt stret- iernrN e. iolo"s =, go ,
= - 4 sunda, "a NJ +. ii. :, and ~ y.
r. turning tram. leave rmmdruhA -, "a, 1870, =,
u ani ii 4 II. Lilnici ESUr7-sl 90 +. NJ =, $50
I aud 80 + VI 4M J. mdmsnt on sindaS' S'S'' =
Ticket Of'crs 3Ai and Oii Broadnay. Aston House.
and loot ol pe,nros-'s and nortandt ~ Court st.,
jersey city EmsrauI Ticket oitec. baii,ry place.
"''', Gen,is Nsns.cr Gcncra fa,~nrsr Accut
ALHA>rAND TaOsBs DAY BOATS
n { 'NIhBIKD AMI DANIEL Dk.h Vn,r Nortf} 81.
Nyatk F,iiy We, ioiui, Ne. lur.n, FoasnIc"psi~'
Runrb,ck sauf fuca, tusAin. ART nudson tin-. con
ncct!On with hsw Nurk C,ntrul lia oai Tor the West
points Nur,h 70 Wet luuul ana .~nurgi, rrtiMmns
a4mc dAy, a. Hrkrl.or cuu.- it-l un Hudson kner
Railroad n'e received %" board iur ,a'Ate
ALBANY BOAT. rEorir .ltYE
n a. Tire ,lt4.ik rf. in'rf. pkEN " ST JOHN.
viii have Pier a. Norh ri,,,r f,fy wrrk day HtH r
connecting ~ Albany Tor ntrRslgr ana all iAVurte
mri resorls North ami vest Far only slao
-MAEy PO,yELL, Tor Wet Point. New
n NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. konl1uL knasa'h Not@ns. Corn.
wall amt Other usual lnhiing- leaves f,eT "a n. X.
daiJ sundAy-rsotp tsd. ~ ,sl'
EAI..,iLL asD sVUIYFsANr nOATs
- ArN" dlh inn lirr o., iDOi Canal II al q r. "
i"r r"---'sor AMI rewnl Fare 81. 1'ltn-lrce.
IuH tltm,on ans uoN-Nk4, -iteancr. leave rer 95
~ Is, root OF franNin st., daily, n, q oclnck r NJ
,nlnrcuns al Hudson with early tram lur Chatham
w Est POINT OR NFWnURGH daily lex,
YIN " down boat ROUND TlukkI5 Al kAOURslOS
~~'AS' ses Day Line Advertisement
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dR, durf.

I oNG BRANCH KACEs-Monmouth Park,
punctuslly at ~ New Jersey southern aud New
jersey Central Railroads. Will trains direct TO the
gates Of the track For particulars OF trains adver
uscment h. q. BRUCE. secretary, Long Branch. n J.
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6stursions.
JARRETT g. rALMER's MIDSUMMER
- CRUISE


JARRETT 81 PALMER's MIDsUMMEK
~ CRUISE.
WEEKS RECREATION
ALONG THE
PTcTrRFsQrE NEW ENGLAND COAST.
ON board oi the y popular steamer
GRANlla STATE.
MONDAY MORNiNG. July ~, iSII
The elegant marine huirl, the GRANITE STATE 200
tons burden. will loaV, New York from Icr Nc -, l.
Z ucck Flip at NJ foot Of 23d St. Z. Il, at $50 A.
NJ visiting the following
PLACES OF INTFRr ST
NEW LONDON ROCKY POINT
PEQlOr HOUSE, FALL RIVER
BLOCK ISLAND. NEW BfnfORD
MAXI iGANsE1r PfER, OAK Bill Frs.
NEWPORT MATTHIAS VINEYARD.
PROVIDENCE. NANTUCKET SC. &c.
LIMITED NUMBER 2ip OF TICKETS
ONLY WILL BE ISSUED.
FARE. for the entire cruise ..............Si
Nnchnr.e tUl ncrths
MEALS ON BOARD \ la CARTE.
the Anne rictu Tlu o. day including breakfast,
dinner and .uuucr. ur. rlD for the '4tir' crui-c.
Aupip.aut Cabin reserved exclusively for ladies'
The STATE ROOMS ave larrr and well ventilated, 20
each per div. Sinor The cruise. They accommodate
two aud three persons.
TICKETS and STATE ROOMS can now he secured ut
the office Of the SEN YORK TRANSFER 60. No nit
Brnadway. and nt LiNANs. III broadway. next to
Trinity Church. where circulars DESCRIPTIVE Of route, OF
scenery. and inc dent may also he obtained.
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DLHMOITH HoCh. ho'hANAi
MARINE TWO TIMES EVERY DAY
BAND Including SUNDAYS.
MADHiGAL -
JARRETT 4 PNiMFRS superb palace
boys IT amer PLYMOUTH ROCK. with all her
great musical attractions make. two trips
GLEE 10 ROCkAWAY BEACH every day
CLUB >. Leaves foolo 22l t. N.R. alto o'clock
A. NJ. and T. NJ, and Pier l. n r., at 80
BENT A. VI. and 231 4. VI.
nj. PAM ,...t -. rtrry fsrsra
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A -A.-IONGsTREET's DAILY EXCUR-
~ SION 10 ROCkAWAY BEACM.
..Iao MILEs SAIL, oN. TMTsoUNni


BRIDGEPORT,
commencing Sund AZ. July Is,
AND EVERY FOLLOWING SUNDAY.
THE ELEGANT STEAMER THOMAS rowiLL,
reftt,d especially for this route. Gnordiug ami time TO
SEA WIN PARK
AMI other well known points al interest .
Leaves LEROY = : 4. VI Jcwrils Dock. Rrgkyn, So
\. Grand 4, H., $40 4 NJ. sd 81, J., A, NJ;
RI rIRNiNG BEFORE DARK
Music B.. pcNer,ls 18Th Regiment Hand an other mu
sic attractions. luh cc Singers. Ac.
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Shipping.


NATIONAL IINE.-piors ~ AMI u. North rlses
~ FOR LONDON
GREECE .............. .fhursiav. July 10 At 10 "
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LlVERppp'.
srA1S July H. s.syA n Lnirr luls =. sA VI
The queen July ~. = 4. ITALY. SATURDAY. Aug 1
Cabin aud steerage pa,s.t-e ami drhls q inward
issued al very low rates Connnys oii D, 9' hoaiNar
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-20


Yaaktoa, d. r., April u, 1871.
wass.As, II bas heen represented 70 me thai
% the night 0f the 8A March last, so0e pss,Oa
o. persons ankhowp, attacked the stage Of the
Cheye sAc aad Black lille s'ags company, scar
Deadwood, IN the connty Of Lswrcncs, IL shis
territory, killing Johu tiaughtss, the drives; !;
snd,
WHEsEAs, The psrsoa Or persons eonnittiBt
the said murder have 6ei O 20 coaesaled tAsa-
selves thst the ofac .fs II ths Law have besn IN
nov therefore,
Taan.ro1y Or DAKOTA, BY viftne OF ihs asihor1ty
vested In me- By The laws Of The said tsrriory, Do
oltf reward II
FIVE HUNDRED DoL.LAes fes the a.pprsAes.
sion and delivery TO the sheei1 os Lawfeoes
eosnty, OF the eonaaementia any jall Or prisos,
10 that he, the said sheriff. OF Eawreacs couniJ,
may get then of tls pefssA OF pessoNs wAs killed
the peid John slaughter.
Done at YAnk,en. The apiial OF the aaid terri.
tory, this The 18th day Of April, II The year 81
our Lord one thossand eight hunarel asA ssysaty:
seven.
Joan =. Psn.lssro
By the governor,
Gro. II. HAND,
Secretary. Aps.l3d9w-w1