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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-08-24

If you are suffering with consumption, Bron-
chits, coughs. colds, Group, asthma, loss Of vol.
&C, and any lung affection, call at the Drug store
anl Try one bottle rr Tlra Ia : cou~umldivc cure.
Tria! bottle @uc., large size ! 30. For sale by
all dru tg>ts and Ivy y. irwin X Co., Union.
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AYERS AMERICAN ALMANAC is now ready for
delivery by the druggsts, and we are free to
say that we have read this welcome visitor with
satisfaction AMI profit 1t contains an aston
ishing amount of information which is useful
to everybody, and shows how to treat nearly all
diseases from which pesple suffer. 1t invara-
bly, recommends the best remedies to be employed
irrespective Of Ayers Family Medicines, and
furnishes indeed, the best medical advice by
which great majority Of ailments can be treat
ed successfully. The anecdotes, witicisms and
jokes arc the best compilation that comes under
orr notice, AMI the hroI. is II refreshing contri-
button 10 our cnjoymcn.s every years. CIar
Db>.yr.r
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Election on the Fence Law.


Union Township, ono" 1876
~ cS. .........................lUJ lUJ
Majority against change. ............213
Goshen Hill Township, "No." ".................l39
80 - 80 "lcs. ......... ........l2 IS
Majority against change. 1G
Cross Keys, "................lSl
- ........ ........''Ics." ................. sc
Majority against change.
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NOUS VERRONS.

MONEY BUYS the WIrE.-One Of the greatest
changes which have taken place in New York of
late years has been in the matter of marriage
Thirty years ago the money question entered
comparatively little into consideration but now
among the upper twenty thousand, or those who
consider themselves so, ii has very great weight.
Mothers keep their girls as much possible out
of the way Of pl, nsnnl but poor young men, and
many girls are quite disposed to discourage the
attentions of men who could not even afford a
house in the city. The number of spinsters in
the higher class here. and more especially in
Boston, goes on increasing, and early marriages
become fewer every year. 1t is the penalty
paid for a more highly civilized and artificial ex-
iSence.
We don't know that New York is any differ
from other sections of our country, in that re.
spcct. 1t is the prevailing suspicion, at least,
among poor and deserving young men, alnost
everywhere, that the standard of mans worth
among the ladies is based upon the reputca
amount of grccnDacks he has in hand in the
prospective.
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BsD" We arc requested by Secretary duncan
to state that an important enor occurs i'll the
Premium List Of our County Fair which was
not discovered until after our outside was worked
of
In the pamphlet, under the head of stock
Department w. \. Beatty. Superintendent is
placed Horses, Mules and J; cks. These should
have appeared as separate department, with
James II. Rodgcr, Superintendent. At the Fair
the departments will he arranged
RfN,. \ fine Sabre Club has been formed at
Goshen Hill, with the following officers:
j. r. DOUGLAS, Captain.
J. &. Hunter, lSt Lieutenant
ID. i. DrNCAN, ID
j. T.. SINS. ID
Thirty seven names Of good and efficient men
the roll of membership We know of no
Township that could provide finer company
than Goshen Hill, and from our knowledge of
the officers clcctoi "" ave conf lent there Will
be no want Of energy To- make it equal t. the
best
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ESL?" Mr. Jas Grant has laid the foundation
for the two buildings Of W. Il. Davis and w.
McNcacc's Stores.
Messrs Maxwell Il Moore of $paYtanburg are
digging the foundation Of two stores adjoining
FOR Hr. ID. J. FAINT,
Mr.. ID. 7. Black IS laying the foundation of
two stores adjoining, for Mcssrs Spears * Cotton
1t will make handsome brick block.
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BrD" We have in our Office specimen Of the
brick made by Mcssrs. Brown & Bishop, with
their Biick Machine. 1t is undoubtedly as
fine brick as was ever made in this section
smooth, square, solid and well burned
We are glad to stat, that those gentlemen are
receiving great encouragement. They have al
ready orders for brick that will keep them
busy for many weeks and We adv.isc all parties
expecting TO want brick this year to send il,
their orders at once.
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Es,l- We had little talk the other day with
our old friend, Mr.. Harrison Sartor who has
just returned from years residence in Texas
lie comes back to South Carolina to stay the re-
maindcr of his life fully satisfied that no coun-
try where they have to strain the water, to get
the "wigglc tails out of it, before it is fit (?) to
A.i-.,, =: h.,e rur, ,ro,.,
and atmosphere of his native County.
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BUSINESS FAILURES. .-NEwAEK, =. j., August
lS.-Thc clothing firm of lIasey Hunter have
suspended, and :hcir affairs placed in the Hands
of n receiver; liabilities So 900 nominal assets
$50, 900.
NEW YoRK, August IS.-The suspension of
Spclman Bros, large dealers in notions
trimming. SC, 500 Broadway, was reported this
morning.
Emory, Ivy Lee. dry goods merchants. :;jc
Er"ah~ny, failed this morning liabiliics abou;
200. 600.
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BsS" We see our Ncwbcrry friends are talk
ing about building Il Narrow Gauge road from
that town TO some point on the :. L. * G. Rail
road below Broad River Their o1jcct is to go
to Chester. We are truly pleased to see such q
spirit of opposition to Railroad extorion
evinced but we ask our Ncwbcrry ncighbors to
consider whether it would not be cheaper, with
aud connect with the Chester roal at this point
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For Inc TilnrS.
Delusions and Illusions.

WHO NEVER GAVE 4 LIEN.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-25
IPss.si April %. iu.l
THE BOARD or TRUSTEES OF GOLD lILL

IuE boAhD W AhesaD W "
sscYics !. An annual tar of three dollars. TO be
due and p.yssls On the Dr.. a.y 2, NAY 2. s.ss n,
within the limits of the Town Of Gold HUI.
sac. = Any psi.on kespnf .ny dos or dog. With.
~, Msmhsi : tse Tor each sush doc, iof which be
or she shall pay The sum Of three dollars. and shall
" entitled 10 . receipt therefor.
procure, Of the expense Of the town. aDd deliysrio
Tie ssld Msrshsi.a . suf1eient nunilrr of snltsble
tags, taking his receipt ther.for. sai tags shall .s
s.rosS s,,s srsss 4. y 'i he ss. ,h. ais oni sna
submit TO the Board q Trustee. ~ zach Iesnlsr
nes'inr sisisnsni % hls i.s.,p,' ,I.'s ,sis cf
preceding, showing the amount paid oL " te.
sIned by him for fees ~ hst,nstter provided. and
tbs alpeun. p.id into the Iown Jrra.nt am,
OF every policeman, TO taks Into eustody. any deF
OF dogs within the limits Of said town no, pt.'
ylaed With and .ssrns tag. ~ . nsIrn a p'pss psans
Ior forty eight koWs. II not claimed aud the tax
S:e :ys T.. s.s o. Ss,s .s. si r.. q ss ~
the orneer inipoununs them. or b. the sAh
snc' s. Tor each dog tsisn into custody. the
arrsstlng off.cer shall BE- entitled 10 he VI hny
cents for killing and buryine each imyoundri
dog. the ofncrr " sfneers performing that sef'lee
dollar. Tss Res herein prosiis,i Tor shall B. ~.
he he's" ssls % o. dos i.ss bs tks Msrshsl.
on s.e as. A.. Az s:s'I S:. ss.s ~ % psy
the MATshal the huui 0f i've dolisrs; bsiorr he
shsll b sniitied 10 rresiy. tag and r.e.,pi. er
he shall produce Q receipt showing that the tax
on sah dog has been paid for the year commen-
cling a. provided In s~eton one of TIT. oriinaner.
sic. Z. Al ordinances and pats of ordinancrs
IN eonniet with this ordinance az. n..wby re-
IssIesi. u. u. pACcilr.
Prtsldsut Of the Dosri VI trustees of the Town
VI Ooh Hill.
Attrst, wM, IlY. DOANE.
CLERK " the board.
by the following vote, Ayes-Trustses Csuick,
Tyrrsil, stephens apd fre.iisni Laushy.. Absent
-Tustes Oxf. wM. NY. DOANE.
Cisfk VI the Board.
Dated Gold Hni. April ~. ISL. mys i~t
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-25
TIM BOARD or rlusrrrs or GOLD HILL

II
s.cs,ss % /. sA.n ,. unl.xs for three ., z more ,.
ssciss. o. nsfs q sndssvef to make any polss "
disturbance IN snY paLile street OF thorough sfs'
Iii II nan = ~ duty % of al policemen. when thsy
witness vsolafion VI this lection. 10 request N:
persons - onssdlng 70 move on and ilspsss. ~ ~
10 afrest any one who refuses 10 comply WIN sue"
snc' l. No psrsoa shan engage upon . puiaie
highway IN conduct having tsnarney 70 snhoy
% within tss % town n iiaiii,; and sIsnsysr o. o..
passaxs o. any street OF Sidewalk shall b. obstfuet.
ID By crowd. sxrspt on occasion o. pgbne msr ~
psrss er nove % when directed % " do w the
chief of Police or any pelic.mAn. .,,,,
ssr !, No psr'en snnn sVmass. .nn., "% m,,s,n H.
lmiis " The town. Whereby the peas. Q, rsod orsr
ef the town or any nsishbothooi 'hAi' u dis
ssc. /. No p~rson shah dIscbarss any gun, pistol
OF other nrssrm. ~ any sirvrt. alley 90 hlshwsy
within the limit of The tosn. nor within one hun.
nsr. 4 Ne psssas sasii riAs u DIVE ,hreush any
strrst OF hirhway within the limits VI the town 81
rate eispeed 10 exceed six mile. ps, hour Dot 10
sac. & No person shall publicly espo.e his ot her
perron OF make Indecent grsuresof use any m.tsn.'
lsxd o. inasesn. ianauass within tnr .esn ,l,I ~
vhsreby the good order VI The fcwhh'"'A'eu w
Nc. 4. il shan ls unlawful for any female 70
rloths herssh In male attire. aud for any mak 70
eioIhs hIusslf IN ienale attire. and trssel ab9nt
the public streets OF appear 10 any salc.n % o,h
public place 10 attired; provided that tbs tseiloh
mali not apply 10 actor or aetfrtsss sii ptrfofn-
en- N any tbesirs VI meloieon. while such aof ac-
trsss or performer 10 actually engaer.i In his M b.f
vocation within The walls of such ihes'ef OF n's''
dson. ...,...
OF this ordinance shall ts dermei guilty ot dlso,
derry conduct, and upsu eonviction thefsoi. shAi.
be dnel In any sum not ekeeefns tMo huhu,tu
dollars or inipnson~d In the Town ysl,
for Q period not exercising one huhara
days, a may BE- puni.hed BY coih sosn
nne and Imprisonment. A Judgment ,hs! the
defendant pay . nne may also direct that IN de-
fault o. payment thereof The defendant be impfis'
ensd In ths Town jail at the rats of one day icr
every two dollars Of such nns and the costs ot 'ps
src. .. An ordinances and parts Of oriinsncesin
connlct with this ordinance sre h~rvt,y IspeAied.
n. u. DACCilf
Prpsidsnt of the Board " Trustees
ofths Town OF Gold Ilill.
Attsst NM. lIf. DOASH.
Clerk Of ths Board.
On motion, Ordinance No. ". .. rcai. vas pa.-.d
By the following votei Ayes-Lrshes C.neh;
Tyrrsii. stsphsns. and President D~uehy. Absent
wM. ny. D0ANE.
Cisrk VI the Board.
dated April ~. is5J, my3iw
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-25
GROCERIES,, PROVISIONS, Etc.

G ROC cry STORE.
RICHARD MERCER,
MAIN STREET. GOLD MIL.
Family and Fancy Groceries
NOW ON HAND
AND PoR SALE CHEAP s0R cAsR.
LAaoR Asso oRrmRnT OF
% oroesr;ss .aa Provi.ioes: d,,ses y frsn tho
's0sA.sss, .sss,,..
's'rD sSssslEI,s osslEIE,ss. 'r'ssFk'Ur-. /,
oAsDthHcoS tIhHcoSvSS,..Ns SS.s '.0I'
iiiurrER
PROVISIONS OF ALL KINDS
THE BEST 0FwINKs AND LIQUORS
AZ Wholesale asa Retail.
VEGETABLES AND FRUITS.
Goods DeIlvsrsd Free Of Charge.
In RICHARD MERcBR.
osoRaR ROBINSON. NV. yoiSon.
ROBINSON 6 FOLSOM,
MAIN sTRERr r............ooLD HILL,
Jus, below the Railroad Crossing.
WHRss''Als n AND RETAIL D'.is,'
FAMILY GROCERIES. PROVISIONS.
.ll'...l...'.. ...,L..r'...,..'o,'.
e...r.' observation-disclosures
0ooDs=oP RvRRy rscRIPTIoN,
~ SOLD :cHrAp FOR cisu.u
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THE BOARD on TRUSTEES OF GOLD HILL
s.cy,sS !. Ii shah be the duty ef the Chief
Ice OF any policeman under bis direction. 70 put up
at the door Of any house In the town o. 0oh
Hul wherein patient may Be alex of SMALLPOX
yellow nAs indisatins tbs presence Of The aid DIS
esse. iplmeliAtsy upon ~ eeins bfoushtte the
knowlsiseof the ssid Chlsf O. PS,ies tnst sny psf
ease thersin.
SIC. J. No person shall tear down or rsmovsths
yellow dag 90 put up - aforesaid during the con-
iinuance Of such disease In such house % houses.
SIC s. II shall BE- the duty Of the Chief of Police
10 rivs such directions and sdopt such measures -
In his Judgment may BE- Necessary for eleanslns.
fumir siins ana purifying any building o. premIss
IN which any psrpon may have been III " small
pox, and 90 remove thersfron and destroy the besi
and bedding occupied BY. and the clothing worn by
such smaiIpox patient. when be may dem Il pes-
esasry' fhs sxpsns~s Incurred In earfying out the
provisions of this sretioa shah Be paid By snch
srnaii POI paileni OF his lsrai representative 90
such patient be married woman or miuof. then BY
the husband, parent of guardian. - the case may
"a
src. 4. No person attending upon OF otherwiss
coming IN contact with any person Affected with
smaiLpox In such manner or ta such an exhnt -
10 rrnder him nabis 10 communicate ths Disease
shall upon ssy public sirss. 9, u any ~ .s[ ns
nsn. Eoperson sisii remove smailyss pc.
% any ssS:s e .ss 3, .s. as ss
written pernisson oi the President o. the Board of
sEc. no person .hsn fsnlcvs sI i,om n vuu' an.
Ing % premises any bed o. beddins nsci pJ q, sny
clothing worn ey sny sn.spP,ah Y ~ pois.
7. sIs ss S.i.$a s :s. si's,s q. %i. Z D:
town burn any osa ., He1ah5 s,,sn, Ne, W. o's'
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On motion, Onilnspcs No. ". - read. wa. passsd
Tyyrell. stephens, and President psuehy. Absent
Trustee Ogg. III,
Dated Apr,i 10, is,I. mys lw
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suoEIMo SHOP

Ssss:,.. =: .Hs::;s 4: ss::s s::'a e: ::s
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rpsss.d Apsil u. A. D. iI.l

rpub,,.b.d BIZ authority Of the Board Of Trustees
of uoi I'LL.
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ORDINANCE NO. %.
Ps'A'a by 's'A',s az 4 ,1 n; p'.D Of r'''''''f
AN NORDlNANcRts 70 Psshibitshe Rssnlss
ut Large sf IIsgs. Gssts snd Cows
withiu the Cooperate Limits Of the
Tews sf 9sid Iiiii.
ORDINANCE NO. %.
(P..s.a April a. irI.l
ARD OF TRUSTEES OF GOLD NIL

'ViE BOARD oT IhVsrEEs W "oLp h'h.
tEcTt0N ], The Town htrNhh ana AZ ronSe'
men under pie dreetion shan anrs, sna .s.s .,' '.
custody AZ hoes gaats sna ~ , 'o s ~. T. ~
0old til. and connne themtn some srcufe pace y"
BE- provided fos that purpo.e ~ the tosn. an.
SIC, T. All such animals uerpassinE upon ,ne
ptivaie lncloxure VI sny person % persons Within
committed ~ the custody % The uar,haI oi sy
fees AMI eharyrr hsrsinAftrr prvscfitfsi.
sur i The harshal shall ksep true and falthinl
rreori Of the number and description of ell animal.
taken or br,ght Into his custody, and the dats Aust
manner of their disposal; and he shall also hsep
eonspleuoe.ly posted q th. entrance ., me ,s.. ~
list " al such animals therein detslnei.
Src. T. Al such animals taken into custody wv
Dr. -. lre.i.cn. o. .h,. nInsnfs .s",,,.i ~. In
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FROM A DIsrINGUIsiiRD JUnisr.

"I have tried the PsRrviiS srnrr and the
result fslly susssins your prrdiction. u bss
mad. ; new man OF me -infused Into my sys-
ten new vieos snd sserxy. ain no lonsrf
trvmuioss md dehllitsfcd - when yon W.
esnaeifv l0r labor. mental ard physical. ths.
q sny time during the Lat avs ysars'" ron
hy al dsuexists.
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Passed April ~. is'.l

ANoRDINANCR .. Prevent the spread
Of saall.Psx.
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TOWN ORDINANCES.
ORDINANCE NO. ss.

(Publi.h-d by .u,ho,i.y ot the Board Of Trustee.
Of Gold liili.
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On melton. Ordinance No. ". q. rrat. We, r..s'si
Tyrrril. Stephens and President psashy. Abssnt--
Trustee on. WM. llY, DoANE.
clett of the Dosni.
DATED 0o,A nm. April n. iss1. ms5I.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-25
eoo. 1877
PIONEER LAUNDRY,
NORTH OF VIRGINIA.
vvO,usv~cu
1877

gUyBTs oLD.KsrABLisHRD AND RRLl.
IL abie Laundry 10 prpard 10 torn out any
quantity Of Renovated aud Cisan Lirtn Hitb
out being damaged b, manipulation or b,
chemical application.
psekagss punetualiy called for and ~
tlme1.
oyFfCRs-Theodors wolf's Clothing etors.
q ,osits Intsfnasionsl Hotsl, q strest. Virginia,
sba Vsssy Houss. Cold Hill. I'm
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rows ORDINANCES.
ORDINANCE NO.. 81.

AN ORDINANCE for sts Prsvssiles
a.a PusIsh.sss Of Certais 0nssses
Asaluss the Psaes ssd deed Order Of
the Tsws. .
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-27
MISCELLANY.

A new method Of synchronizing
clocks 10 as follows: A narrow slitlin
the dial Of clock admits two project.
Ing pins, which ere arranged 70 q to
catch the minute hand 4Ht given infer
vals, and to ~ the clock to true time ;
the pins, attached 70 . pair Of slotted
levers, connect with m electro magnet
and the entire apparatus can easily
bc screwed isto its plsce, being dis
connected from the Y rks Of the clock.
Any Gumber of clocks varying in size
and calibrc can. OH receipt Of one timc
signal, be simultsneous set to &C.
cord with each other in marking
Gresnwi,h time.
A New England wAtch msnufactory
l. about making new style Of watch-
es. The new watch contains fewer
works than The oediaary one, and these
are set around the centre and driven
by mainspring beneath them. BY
means Of toothed rim around Tho
watch, inside, all the works are nade
to perform . complete rotation aroGnd
the osntre Of the watch-asids fron
their own proper motions couple,-
ling the performance once every two
hours. Any irregslarity from difsr-
encs Of weight Of parts Of nachinsry =
thus wholly compensated, no natter
what may bs the position in which the
waach~ i cArsied, sipos in any and all
positions the csntrs Of gravity for the
machinery, for any two hours q .
whole, will b uniform.
Recently the French naval author.
titles tested torpedo vessel at Cher
bourH. This was navieated by IN Of
6cer and three men. Il travelled q
the rate Of nearly nineteen niles pr
hour in pursuit Of hulk which va
towed 1t fourteen miles per hour, end
bad long start. The chass vas con.
tinued for an hour. When the torpe-
do struck the hulk the explosion VA
20 violent that it was feard that al on
the torpedo vessel were destroyed
The hulk had an enormous hole tori
id in side, and sank quickly. The tor.
pedo vessel bounded o6, twirled
around two or three times, and thsr
steamed bssk to it, place in the sqna.
dron, itself aud ito occupants being
quite unharmed.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-27
WAs1IIaroE.
rae us1rED srAr. AND ntssIA.

rHs UNITED STATES AND RUSSIA.
Wsshingtoa, April 27-In the
treaty formed between the United
States aud Russia in 1854, the two
parties recognized as permanent and
inmutable principles, that free ships
make free goods that il to say that
effects and goods belonging to SUBJ
iects o. citizens Of . power or state at
var are free from capture And con6s-
cation when found on board Of neutral
vessels, with the exception Of articles
soutraban1 Of war and that the pr p
erty OF neutrsIs ON board an enemy .
vessel il not subject 70 con6scation
unless the sa.e bs contraband Of war.
They engags 70 apply these principles
to the commerce and navigation Of oil
such powers snd states as shsn con-
sent 10 adopt them on their part >,
permanent and Inmutabf6. The Mast
treaty between the United States and
.tbs Ottoman s.pirs regulated in 1862
contains no such declared principles
PETITION.
w asainston, April ~ "a sps.isio'
i being nuneroosly signed askiag tb'
prssidsst 70 appoint osly rssideats =
ths district - district co0nisetoasss
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SELL. or wKATHER.

U100 sWeI6 0IIlCOs
SELL. or wxATHEs.
AenpAis, April ~. The rain storm
last nigh. was unusually severe. Du.
twenty -four hours 3 and three-quar-
ter inehss Of waier fell, and the signal
ssrvios reports show : rainfall during
the present month Of nearly fourteen
inches, which i unprecedented, ans
sxoites fears Of serious overflow
Owing TO the present high watsr trav
q q the Memphis and Charlston rail
rosds u interrupted By washouts.
INDIAN nRws.
Ctissgo April "a following
dispatch was sent to-day:
Lsese. Gen II .Gherid4n Wash
isgto~ D. G.
Ths following from Gen. Croo1
dated q Camp Robinson, to day,
iust rsoeivsd. sCourisrs from Graz
Hosss ard Red Cinud have just arFi,
ed, With positive information the
Crasy Horss and kis people with
fsw noftkern Indians will 30 in i1ers
sight q nins days.
fsignsd] R. G. DRuH
Asst, Adjt. Ger
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CRIuI.
n;RoEaY.

New Ipswich, N. n. April az
Foreed checks and notes amounting to
twelve thousand dollars, pnrpoaing
. hsvs been signed By Henry ".
Cartsr, endorsed By Stephen Fhayea
and soa, have been disooyered here
ssd It IL expected the fabricated p.
pr win aggrsg.te e25,oo0. Sam. A
Thaysr writes his family that he is
s,,ed the false tokens.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-27

Ths Tufkish forces arc very wesk.
Al the camp sf Dubraws four hun
dred men died withia two months.
At Tsobinse there i : garrisso Of
two thousand healthy usn, snA eight
hundred sick. About half The trsops
aro Asiatioa Who fail very rapidly.
A telegram from Hasssa Pssha,
oonDandant Of the division 1t Bata.
um, snnosncas . battle at TshHrukson,
whioh teeen Wednesday, and oontin-
ped until Thursdsyy. yy's's
The ssltan will inspect the army Of
the Dannbe Saturday. He aftsrwards
goes TO Kars.
LONDON NARKETs.
London, April 27.-Ths stock sx-
change to-day opened comparatively
steady, but became dull and very fat.
Business quict,ne excitement. Consola
6rst showed improvement, bnt are
now lower. Foreign securitiss are
gensrally steady. Russian securitie,
are better.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-27
z 4. + J4 8 la
Cornelius j. Institutes buit
Against Wn. II. Wander.
hilt.
Fer ) 1illisl Dollars o Alleged
Breach Of Contract.
Al Item Of Isdiaa News from
Gasp Robl1soa.
And Nlbs Of News from Various
Points.
HIW YoaK
I1W YORK.
- = = 7T7II 4
THE WILL,

M " tA.A.. -7---7
New York, April u. .- Cornelius ]
Vanderbilt has instituted suit agains
his brother, Wn. d. Vanderbilt for !
million dollars or an alleged breach O
contraet of the viii Of the late Com
modors Vanderbilt Wa withdrawn.
TALLHA COMRADES.
New York, April H. -Ex confedsr.
ate soldiers, residents here, have form.
Cd . committee TO communicate with
southsrners in the city, and secure
their attendance II the graves Of feder-
sral and confederate dead on decora-
tion day May 3Oth.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-27

zA.kE1s u rELEG.AP1
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-27

They will do the work Of ten stamp mill and
weigh, With Rnsine, Boiler ard pass 20 ,oos
psasls lees thaa the old style mill.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-27
MISCELLANEOUS
RAPLosIoN.

Toronto, April 27.-By the e1plo-
Of : boiler 10 Longer collicry three
msa were killed.