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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-01
EDUCATIONAL.
Teachers Institute for Turner County
Synopsis OF Proceedings.
SWAN LAKE, TURNER Co., !
Dakota, Sept. 18th. 1877,

uSsks11o OA xAVCVVSl1uXSs
SWAN LAKE, TURNER Co.,
Dakota, Sept. 2Sth, 1877.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON.
Institute opened with class in grammar,
conducted by Mr.. Mcintyre, consisting of .
drill In parsing in which the Improvements
on the old rules and methods of parsing
were brought into notice.
After recess all the members took paper
and pencil and prepared for written exer-
else in spelling. On examination of the pa
pers it was found that none of the members
had spelled all the words correctly,-Miss
Bachelor bearing away the palm as the
most correct spcller.
MAGGIE ALLEN, Sec.
In the evening there was full house
The time was we'll and profitably occupied
IN an animated discussion of the question
"leesolred, That education should be com
pulsory," in which Rev. Mcintyre, Joseph
Allen, NJ P. Tbielman, Supt. Andrews and
others participated.
MAGGIE ALLEN, Sec.
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COAL OIL DELIVERED.

The undersigned proposes to deliver coal
oil Of the best quality at the residences of
all citizens Of Yankton who may desire to
become his customers. The oil will be fur
nished daily in any quantity and at as low
price as it can be purchased in any store in
the city.
c. L. RICHARDSON.
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Boys Clothing, in great variety, at Else
mans. These goods deserve special attcn-
ton, as they are first.class, and are sold at
such prices as to be within the reach of the
multitude.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-01

Ladies Underwear, an unequalled assort-
ment at very low prices at Eiseman's.
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TERRITORIAL WARRANT.

Territorial warrant No. 12S issued to Seth
H Craig, and registered Nov. %, 1876, in
the amount of $2,1G3.35, will be paid on
presentation at this Office.
E. A. SHERMAN,
Territorial Treasurer.
Sioux Falls, D. T., Sept. %, III.
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Nottingham Lace for curtains. The la.
dies are invited 10 call at Eiseman's and in
spect these goods
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DR.. H. Dietrich, German physician and
surgeon. Residence and office on Sd street
next door to the Herald Office
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A SKIN LIKE MONUMENTAL ALABAsrEp
may be attained by using GLENN's SULPHUR
Soar. which does away with the necessity
for Sulphur Baths. Try it, ladies. 1t is a
genuine beautifer, and very economical
HINT TO THOSE PREMATuRELY GRAY.
use Hills HAIR DYE.
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Ladies ready made Sacques, very fine as
sortment, at Chas. Eiseman & Co.'s.
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Ladies' visiting cards in "a different styles
at th'. Press & Dakotaian Office.
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GO TO

Congleton 4 Kelly's new store for your fine
dry goods.
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SAFE FOR SALE.

A new safe will be sold on fayorabl,
terms, Apply to Mills & Purdy.
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Visiting cards on damask board, white
and tinted bristols, At Press and Dakotaian
lob rooms
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Broche Shawls at Eiseman & Co.'S
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AN OFFICE BOY

Can find situation by applying 10 DR.
Dodge, Dewitt's block.
, 1877-06-22
The Dall-games at the East Yesterday
Considerably Split Up.
[]allinnn's Finger Brought to tho
Same Interesting Condition.
St. Louis Beats Boston, and Chicago Is
, Wallopcd by Hartford.
First Day Of the Rowing Rcgatta at
Derfl's Lake, Wis.
DASE-DALL.
Clf1tsIf]fa-iIA1tfRail0.

apectat pi,pateh n 7ae T1,sun4.
NEW Yonx. Juno ni.-Thr Chicoros ntovea
+hot- f..,,,,, IL ,.s.,s 49, IT..
.ouitA 'a'1H".9'.p sa,!'c "4.l' '"e ita'F
loriS totay on ihc Union tfnl1has' anu "cre
again defeated, not succeeding In getting sim
glc ,nan over the homc-platc. The game vas
decided Improvement o,, that nj Turadav. INV
s1.S ~. t"',asa. $1,000 .u,.,. .'.. - 49,"
Eyer tac e"t'4t9s ese1p."E W." ak estoss,
three Of them belonging to SfcVcy, while the
I1artfortls played n perfect game In tho field.
Not more ti,an LOCO sncctatora wnrn prcsent.
fhcrc hctnr fitt,e ,xncct ,tfor ~ an n, ,aro.t,r1
s,.a,,. S p.,.. ~ oa,.,1 .. ~ 'e't!uk
u!sp'"s. quinn a''u omhR tnaoe oau elfols
ut critical points. each mut'lnE f3y balls
which droppcd easily In their war. The
Wh1te stockinr. .nfrcrc,t n,ore linn ,lt,nnnoIrt.
man, II, ~. occ,,1nn, rh,ri, aroron,n, ;Iai1an
~ u,'." t"o "s.ss "t's, pe'..ea I.a.'a"
Ason taRln2 seconu anu nihes from taRlnE h1a
proper place in ttc field. IIal1nnn reached
town this morning. and Immediately rcported
IN Cnnt. Ena,1tnr rhl. .t,rrroon In on,oorot
~ ~ .-Ir.'ss T. ..t'a n...' Io auposs"
VI wv asouau III unl.osn, Qu'hh nel''R VIII.
urawn. Tie now acquisition led to m Improved
feeling regarding tile Whites, and tho odds Of
iercd wcro considerably lcsscncd. In the nre~
ilrninarv nrorttcr McVev wos thr,,rfrr hot
1.a". 1ss,,s' "' M t4p"'"E not
n"cfs 70 halhnan, ~neh suaaeniy tlie later
shook HIS hatt. It was found TINT TUG
ieit index 'IhEer had been burste1
open ~ THO ilrss knileklc. At first
1t was thought tue finger was broken, but tho
surgeon n attendance sold otherwise, and
thought iinlliian would be ready for play again
I'll fortnight, The play began nt t}:f0. With tho
, 1877-06-22

TIns Of gamo--Two hours and twenty-five
inns earned -poston,, =; g. Louis, 4,
kfrst baas on crrors--liosion, 10; st. Louis, 7,
Lott on bases-uostonx. 7; st. Louta. u, -"
Two'bass nlts-bond, DoEaan, cLapp, and Dehl.
Three .hase h!ts-Iicmsen.
rosal oasos on hlts-ispstons,. II; g.. Louls, q.
sttke. stas' sa'lo;!-oA aSMd. 10; d 'losg. 49,
rMz ulacssxAr1s.
Sptcta' {asDstcA To- The Tt1bHns.
C1NctsaArl, O., juno al.-rho stockholders
Cinsln,atl Club On u solid basis. uoull, Pike,
Addy, Jones, Foley, Booth, and Manning ol the
OLD Club will hu rrtai,rd, and will sign now
aFIselnvnts Tomorrow ut 3 u'tlovk. 4 tayor-
nbln ~ reply y, r1Geete.l from Scott Hastings Ia
hope u getting ruln,er. larry W Wssht I"u a.l,;
Fulmer are both looking around a.lao1g East
ern clubs to supply the CIncIapnti With
pitcher. anl maybe u secutd tasstuau, to put ia
Plaro ot hootl. Thc. CIub will play out
~ schedule of games II taken back into tho
.eSeaae game. ayIow, aSi VIII ~ SUI R's IL shs IL
League eluus u may wish It.. Hurry Wright
trasta, aud w viii stand by you" Ferguson
~ friendly towards the Club, as Il also Loula-
Wills. TIE Directors aru Ctnciuuatt'a wcalthlrst
ls M 9wa lnsotae, ssl a'eaa ta have s.feog
club for next year1 ltutvrcst in tliu nrw Club ls
intssne- Jones positively refuses to go to
GhEcago 1t ths alvieo OF lis fhsnls, who saY
his contract was null and void.
rITTsnCK0, "a.
Sttetd1 pispuicA IL JAf Tub4as.
FITTsauAu, ra.s Juna 9L-Uwang 10 heavy
Eaih this aitcsuoon tbs game between tho AlIe-
gaeny aud thv indianapolis tLse tall clubs did
uat rouae o1. Tpnaor1us and Saturday the
, 1877-06-22
THE Okla TROUBLES.


MONTREAL, Juae 3l.-Chief Joseph anl tho
Police Commissioners held meeting Oh Lake
Como. Tho Commissioners assured tho iu-
asaA that thelss vas ial<sloa Ut peace; that
they ra,as to prevent disturbances sal protect
property. They asked tho Indians to re-
turn to their Eomea and not modest tho
Catholic iunabItaats, and all would be we'll
Chief Joscph replied that the Indians had not
made use ot threlts; were loyal subjects Of tho
Queeu. TheIr arms they carried 10 protect
their Lives. Ile Fstesre4 to tha treatment he
seminary. lie would not 60 buck
to Oka Until the pollce leit
the place. He hid loat Ill confidence III tho
Quebee uovesnlnbnt, and for eight years hal
submitted to al kIuds OF persecution at tho
h3nls Of tho pEissth. The Commissioners re-
peate1 thcir assurance of prots.tiou, an ! aftar
further paslcy tht tpdiaas returned to o4a, and
Ill y quiet Gxdu'
, 1877-06-22
TELEGRAPHIc NOTES.

EAar BUFFALO, N. T., June 21.-DanIc1 N.
Dasset, aged %, more than thirty years attached
to tho New York Central Rallroati as ticket and
travelling agent, dropped dead Of htart disease
tisla morning.
Committee Of Ansrlca last cyentne held its au-
nual session, which was largely attended.
TofKKA. Kan., Jnnc 2l+-0ov. Osborne leaves
hcre to.lay for Chill, where ha haa been as,-
pointcl United States Minister. The citEzct,s
lIere gave him and family farewell reception,
last evening, and tho turnout WIS very 1arge,
including all tho State officers and leading resi-.
dents 0! tho city. lie has resided hero orcr four
years at1l u very popular with aii ciasscs.
New YORK, Juno .l.-Thu orders Of srrett
gTantcd ou tho 5tl, iubtunt against Trcnor w.
Park aud Henry Baxter, ut tho instanco of
Robert '. Chtshulsn, uf Illinois, IN suit Gr.'w-
vacated betoEo ycrylce
, 1877-06-22

Sptt3a9 b1spRc& 10 1hs 5TaEHe. -
.AKaA, ILL.,, 1uue 2i.-Thc Souttlcrn Illinois
Medical Association met at the usscry Opefa-
House, pursuant to adjournment. at B. H..
Dr.. Dyer tu the chair Several able, interest,"
Ing, aud valuable papers were presented ani
read, which ELECTED extended olscusslon. by
invitation Of uF. Barnes, Superintendent Of thu
Insaue Asylum. tho members OF the Association
ytsted tllS Asslnm In body an4' examined tha
with ito sanitary condition and general good
management.
Tho Associ4tton met at 1 p. n,., when . rcao-
lutioA thanking the Commttse q AEsa1'Ss. r.
Iusaue Asylum for the lnauy coustcsies exten!-
el was adopttd, after which tbs Association a1-
tnurued 10 meet ut bcileYllla IN tho thi1t
Wednesday IL January, 1878,
, 1877-06-22
THE TURF,
GRAND hAFlps, MICH.

bpRt3a@ I11p11cA 70 1hS 1T1bNak.
Galsp RAr1ps, hha1.s June .i.-Judse Pol
lard won the $3.50 Fare today, taking The third,
fourth, aud fifth beats iu :1}1{, s:2j, sud LBS
Laiy 81. won TIC drst aud seeond beats iu 4:303<
aud 3:3l}f, and xeconl money. Capt. Selltek
won third money aud Lille fourth. The 9:a,
raeo Was not flushed. Capt. Jack won
the afst aud fourth heats la a:27h and
3:3s91{. Tum kceler won ths second beat
!n s;a9{, and LcMlDakl tic third heat In 9:371f.
Ihis sa4:c and Tho half-nile ruDutnR-rxcc was
postpoHel to 10 o'clock to-muEsow morning.
Tomorrow xfteruaon she 2:Si the frce-foE-an,
andtA suile-sunulnx racss arc On tbs programme.
Tbs weather has been splead.l to-day, and
arc good for plcAa2nt weather aud the bcSs
ssxc1 cYcF sem VI tne trark t.-luesrow.
, 1877-06-22
THE DOOMED CITY,

WHAT IT WAS IN WEDNESDAY MORNING.
st. Jolln. which was the chicf city of the
Province Ut New brunswick md tho CONNER,
tial metropolis Of the nay OF Fnndy, sxrup'c.l
commanding position at tho Houti. ot the St.
Jotn lslyer. From lis favorable commercial
aud geographical position It haa been called tho
" "Lfvrrp,ni VI America" by o,lr ,,eig!lbors Ut
tue Dominion and Provinces. In 1871 tho rIty
hal population Ut 25,6a5, aud tho contiguous
suburb u Portland ls,5N more. Tnn rttlyo
upon which Il IL but't Il composed OF solid rogtt
through Which streets haye hccn cut ut great
cxpctise; anti tho plau Of tho streets Ia .:SSlar.
including succession Ut rectangular squares.
The drainage Of the tity ttal bccn brought TO m
advanced condition, u nearly pcrfeet as tia Oh.
staclcs to bc overcome would permit, within
few years. Most Vi tho excavations for sewers,
ETC., had to bs nlalu through solid rock.
TUE APPEARANCES or TIE TOWN
was rather dinyy unl uneven, owing to tho dit
ference In tho slzo Ut structures and to 4 gcu-
erui ahseuee Of pa!ne. 81. John possessed hus
hastoE, kept trca from leu by tho hlyA tides o{
tho BAY Vt Fuudy aud tbs sweeping current vi
st, JuAu River. 1t Wis usually we'll filed with
shipping. aud the shoses were lined with whatycs
and uallls. Since 1883 tho water-supply OF tho
city had been ,lrawu from Little River, au4 tho
woFks tal daily capacity Of ., 500, ,001 gallons.
There was Gss department with tAree steam
eas.nes, but up to tho tIno Of tho eataslropho
they had been but seldom called Into regu!at-
tton, and the department was not considered u
being extraordinarily efficient for anything be-
youd ordinary emergencies. There were twenty
SIX churches Vi al denominations III Ut. john
aud Portland, four banks, and four daily and
seyeral weekly papers.
King street was, next to Prince William, the
main business thoFouyhfare Of tho city, rupuluX
from the hazbot acruas the peninsula 10 Cour-
tenay Lay. Most Of the prtnapal &hop4 wrso
ou this street, between tho hasbor und King
square, aud
ALONG PRINCE WILLIAM STREET,
vh!ca tuterscetcl II Aeas the water. II tho
, 1877-06-22
FIENDS Alb ORIGINE.
Every White N1nn OIL Salmon
River N1nssacrcd by tho
Ncz Perccs.
Gen. Howard and the Indian Agent
Blamed for the Whole Trouble,
Tho Chief WinnemWcca Also DESTROYS
Of Fighting the Government.
What tla Administration Believes to Be-
at the Bottom Of the Uprising.

8Ax FRAno1sco, June 2t.-A press dispatch
from Portland says: IA ltspntch has Just been
received hero from Walla Wal'a to tho effect
that messenger has arrived there who lives on
thc Alpowa River, fifteen miles below Lewiston.
He reports that the Norton murder was led by
1ius-Hus-Cut. Chief OF tho Wa-Wa.W and
polousc 1nlians, and says there arc many moro
Killed than reported. Ilo says nnn stopped
at Its place md told him Chief Joseph 11nil de-
clared no had warriors enough 10 whip all tho
soldiers at Forts Lapwai and Walla Walla II
they were at one post, let alone two. People At
Lewiston, tue messenger says,
nLAME GEN. HOWARD
md ludian.Agont Mont[eth for tho wholc
trouble. There arc moro Killed than named IN
tho dispatches sent, and tho difficulty IL far
verso than reported. The trouble did mol
originate about q horse trade, but was rcga]ur
outbreak.
Bvhhf MAN ON sALMoN RIVER KILLED.
BAR FRANCISCO, Cal, june ALA Walla
Wnlla press dispatch says Or. Dorr received
letter dated Lewiston, juno 81, which says:
The Indians have killed every man on salmon
River. but let women and children live. A
company of cavalry and Jim Lnw1cr, an Indian,
and forty OF his men, came To Lewiston to-day
with atf the employees md a1t the whites OF
kamiah. The reservation at Lapwat has been
abandoned, md atl flavo como 10 Lewiston. l
have lust returned fran eco,,t In f.rnni1croudo
River A patty Of warriors of about dftv IA m
tho suutl, side OF saakc River, They anncarct1
to l,c making their way to W.ltowa Tho In,
dams have
GOT THE nEsr op rur so,,n,rn.
up to this time, Tt.ey Inv. Killed ntnn. ,h,rt7.
and driven them bnck from Whttc nir,1 ~
Mount 1da}.o, Tho killed and woun,lci I'm ~
this time amount to abuut nfty. rho troons
from Walla Walla cannot oct tn Conns prarrc'
It wifi takc COO soldiers To wbfn .Jnscnl,s honi1.
Wtnucm,,cca ant1 bfa I,an,1 nro cnron1nc1 nco,
Cow Creek. IN 1i1n}u,, ormrf1 Thev r1at,,, -, ,,a
peaceal,lr. Int tim Govrrnor tcicrror,,c1 tn
Silver City fnstrurtfo,, for Jvtnnc,n,,rra In ~.
turn, but ho rcfusod In do az, .nvfn1
nm wou1n r,onr p,aT
About twcnty.f3vc or thfr,r 1n,,;nn. firm, Nal
lour 1,e,ervot,on m. mi ,fn,;,our r;,iann Wnn
tlov viii a hand ~ hn-so. t., ..ha at"aa.,. ~,
H. w.. '. T.,.,,.. -. - AZ ~ s1sc.o" ol
WV "eecf Soutt.J' lt!s 1oportca TINT m ILL.,
A11u At Canyon City enil tho Government 1Int1
better takc Tho Agent nj RJnc1,nrt nvor or In
,r,1ht no+ Lila, T..r, H.. ,aa.' y. ~
'.,I.t s". se' "u'so, tAet' 1's oeun eoussuesatle
dissatisfaction existing among tho Indians tn
regard TO Rinchart.'
SOME LEARNED talk pnou wAsn,xcrov.
goer,aI 9i,notrn tn ~. 1+,s,,.
yy.sr,roro,, n r, ~" a. o.,,..
trary thinks that ono enusc OF the lndl1n out.
, 1877-06-22
flrst On etrots-lIarttord 2; Chicago o,
nCST0N-Sf. LOUIS.

First On etrors-llarttora 9; Chicago 0.
nOYT0N-Sf. LOUIS,
Gpectdt Di&pa1ch to 1ns Tss1uns.
1oaToN, Niass.. June 2l.-The St. Louis Club
hroko the leu here to-day, and captured tho iirst
bull lost BY tho hostons Oh their own grunnds
this year. larger audience WAS In attendance
t!lam On Tacstlay, nearly $500 being present.
Nirliolls did pot play, on account Of s'ckntss,
but Haong, who took Ills place, carried his Club
out strong at tho bat, had tho galno In trlr
hands ut the cluso OF tho tifth tEnfnK. Thoy
wore near losing their advantage 10 thsv
tSycnth tSr ,andnE, Inning, making T. that anl
enough tu give their opponents ak out Of thu
seycr runs seorcd. Clapp unl Dorgan shared
tho catclllng between ttIen, neither Of them bc-
Clapp n1a.le Euod staNtl ut thu bat for 81.
Louis, kcmsena tirce-base hit In tho fifth
startling tho fun In tint Inning. O'Rouskc an1
htnrnan did thu best batting fur tho Uostons,
sntton'a hit bringing. in two runs. Noboly's
AcldlnE wns worthy OF pralau except Dcl,lInat's.
, 1877-06-22
SHORT-HORhS.

ap4rtol NspateA 70 7a< Tttasss
spR1Noxl1LD, H., June 9l.-Tha 6hoFt1tssu
cattle sale to-day At Ell les' farm did not ressto
very largely, tho highest pshe los Auy ax21o
suliual being 500 tuF = Su.s
, 1877-06-22
THE WEATHER.

WAsu1aoIoH. y. e., Juno 2o-l !. m.-For
the Lakc region, stationary OF higher pressurp
md Temperature. northcrly wiuls, aud clear Q.
partly cloudy weather. =,
LucAL OBSERVATION.
, 1877-12-20

nf Henry 6rcencbanm = Co.. and t;rccne.
b7nm i,ro.. & do. David y. t'rccnchanh.
hns hicA his written consent to an
fn,melate adjudication. iIn ihr 1th Inst. tc firm
Of usecnchoum Hroa, 4 "a. male assignment for
The itnctt hf thris csctltnr. 10 Araan, 1,,cker Of
New York city, wio accepted tho trust, and t+ nnw
managing thc c.thtr thongh ~lthout having
Fsgneh the requisite bond. The hssxned pfnpcrty
cnnetks mainly nf foh!s. n0tes. bills 1f exchange
open htcanntr. md lAuk balances with foreign tor.
respondents. hnd a1au .'ync real estate, Nnd s! dN
III cash. II IA nrtc--afy that n frOvis(0na! Az:
h1Ente soulsl 6t hppulntc at to take charge f
Tho n<retA OF the two neIns, and to HarcrFcdn
Mr.. Hacker. IEsenchanm therefore Aektt Tor An
Injunction to prevent iAckcs from farther n,annE.
Ing the estate, fur the nrnotntnrnt Of Prov1t,hnst
Assignce, and for lc1ye lo amend ltA Fchchhte".
rnn1c mfstakca having been made IN the EnFrJ nj
preparation.
Application was ut once made 70 judge I'iodrcti.
aml Mnrk kltnba!!. EtH.. a well known thica1p
gentleman. ~ns appnlnted rtostsirhal Assigner,
nncr lnnd for Si', 700. with power 10 take s'o..
scaslon Of Tic assets.
Tic Judge air" entered m order restraining VI.
tnckcr fron interfering With the pr1peFtE q Tho
frMI ut tirccnebaHn& f}r1s. d TO-. 81 Now York.
except to hnal thr aame sAfcly until he can del!vrr
1t tn Mark khail, the Provisional Assignee. whtSh
hn It t0 .iu ~ n,un Ia Is paid thu rcason ahle
cu-ta mud e1penscs incurred aa Assignee mp to this
time.
David +. 0rcencb.unn flied u confession Of bank
tnrtcy. and consented Ia an immediate adludca.
tim nga!nst the two htms and aRAinst bm4tlf In
diytuahly.
, 1877-12-20

sCALP1yG FROM BtTFFALO TO NEW
YORK.

6CA4AtlNH FltA}M Ht FFAl4O LIZ Me-"
YORK.
To tAe E!uor Of The Tribune.
New ronK. Dec. Ill tavc read with inherent
the articles In J"us paper recently In relation 10
tho ahures prnctcct On the water rontc frnm Emf.
fu!o 10 New York tnclHsivr. aud thank you fnf
giving Wide publicity to the exposure Of the way
business las t,ecn donc on this rouso. scalping
elevator charges, wharfage, tolls. compulsory
pitotagc. insurance, shortages, and last, bnt not
aca't tho train Ring, must bs cleaned ont. Tue
Kpt,d pcuple Of this State vii, not submit to these
abuses much fnnyes. The Heason for the cantInn-
Ancc OF these HHhrs has tcer In manner the fDtkI
Ignorance nf tEc tnareca Of Tho pcorlc Of this
Stale Of the shamefni manner in which tho West.
en- pcnplc have been treated BY this rottcn Grain
and Canal !ny. fns the larger portion of the mean
i1s.A Gun bc traced directly 10 their s5tnrt. The
;; say remedy s.n .ee T. t. shsw them np 70 ,hs
corfupt mass. 4 lev days sptnt On the rtodur"
Esehsags' ya,t q cA'ssEs ;ss, ,GAf' and alec
& tae Ss@ psop1e '!s esp s' ses m who a' .te e. tie
ling II at work laying plans to capture the grain
It al! nnder It's rohtra will rnn i up the same
a. last spr!ng, 70 the farmer. the lake and land
earfieft.-- the men ihat 10 tht wofk.1get but I.
ts1ng pockeIng the ltnn's sharc 1f what should hc.
!ang tu them: when ths eon:ame5s must foot tic y;
Thsy baye pccn e,aan Mn u noths ~ +, e
Erccat Ring Int thcy arc in The vleelikc prlp Of
10 show them up on all occasions, II tsy arr'rt
me every day In tlir week. hare bccn after
thisycry is broken a this State win luse q gsent
customer aspI main enpportrr. the great Western
trAde, Hut do not think i would hc IN the In
tercst of the West 10 acnd their products thro,rt.
Canada to Europe. Tor 1t woufd i'e giving the
PROFITS of that great bus!ncss 70 . forsian com.
pesing country: bnt y this State th"ro1glily
Canada TO tscal tho tradc away frum her and With
out Hovcrnmcnt AID. e + siinpie cn9aEh to +olre
thieves; second, make the Eric Canal fire., md
enlarge II 10 a. tu suit tho cyeslnrreastnv tra,lr.
and provide proper terminal fnctities. not ~ An
etactlou, Int IA nm Investment. Ae1tere II your
Western people would make y demand on t1nVrcss
thIr winter to regulate commerce between htatcs.
a good tnnny asIuscu could be cleaned out In that
Nsy. YouFt truly. WlLLsAM'C.
, 1877-12-20

free ,iy, va. IN the ',anf's of The Frrnch In the
first quarter 1T tho present century, tho et,tn-
Mantltrg t;rnrral gave o,,t a lar.e amount III
English tank notr- 10 he exchanged for other
lma'lrti dawn viii, them wrrc tent to England
70 pass tlen,, fly sitter French civil and military
ot'st crt. Two Of these we're caught anl
hanged.
During The later lays Of the NApn1conic
dynasty. when the leagucd aftnics NJ Europe
we're pressing the Cnrsican tytant to his last
rnrnrr, EHgene Hca',,4aFssis ras compelled 10
t.'ssake his italian ELccroya,ty ani fly toward
FraHrc. with hts army. P.,rt Of hts wny led
amount OF notes upon the Dark Of A,tssrfa had
l.efh forged. and were distributes, on The march.
They ~ctc snt' at the rate nt Two nr three
crt.~ns 4 haskell fnlt. This fraud was not the
hui wa<tts,'rlyc mud afett,l hy Napoleon him.
hrff, rs1t'>c idea MAS the IclnDrnlfz alton Of the
Austrian f}hnncr4
, 1877-12-20
flRlIliARY.

Snfcfai MspafcA to TAe GAlfago Trisunf,
KALAMAZOO, Mitch, Dec. 10.-Elsl Lauion,
one Of tho Oldest residents Of this place, died
this morning, aged Is years. The deceased was
q native Of burlington. Vt. lie came to Ka!a-
maxoo In IS Il. md has held many oillccs oi
trust In this vicinity.
New ORLEANS, Dec. 10.-Iudee Thomas 8.
Hscklcford. formerly Justice Of the Supreme
Court OF sllssisslppt, died Wednesday moErng
Mt tho residence OF his son-in-law. Col. Gcose<
Moortnan, In this city. lIis rcmalns were sea1
to Cautun, Alias, this afternoon tn snceial car.
VtcXsuun6, Mlss., Dec. ly.-Gen. Charle1
Clark, cx-(ioycrl,or, died at Ills residence IL
Dolyar County Yesterday.
c. duncan died curly thls morning.
CiSc1AxATI, O.. Dec 10-rhotnas q. Mitch
ell, at one tIsnc prominent lawyer Of this city
died to-day vi pneumonia, aged IS.