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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-24

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punsment cont lated by MsMa IS res
two bills, which Willis regarded as uncon-
stitutional, and, besides. lasquo ,rarrGnto be-
fore, the Supreme. Court, some OF whose
members have decided against ,Tilden,
would be Intellectual. Is
The Democrats OF the caucus who favor
ed the immediate resumption of the count
ing OF the electoral vote express their SUR
prise that those who advocate delay mus
tered in such strong force, and say that
many Democrats who will act differently
were not aware that there would be caucus
tonight. aH; rri sta"i 81:
- DUPLICATE KEYS TO BALLoT-BoxEs.
Before the Committee ON Privileges and
Elections to-day William Stewart and W.
T. Holland, deputy sheriffs Of Kinds coun-
ty, Miss, testified concerning the alleged
use Of duplicate keys at the late election.
They denied that j. T. Lester gave them
double keys, and disaYowed any knowledge
whatever of them. Holland swore that
Lester has informed the witness that he was
mistaken in saying that he delivered to
witness and Stewart double keys, and that
he did not remember to whom he gave
them. j. 80. 80 ~.
VARIOUS ITEMS. 49,,
James A. Williamson, Of Iowa, has been
nominated as commissioner Of the District
Of Columbia vice Ketchum, resigned.
The Alabama witnesses have been dis
charged. Those from Mississippi will be
discharged tomorrow.
The Louisiana committee OF the House
have resolved to report bill recognizing
Nichols as the Governor of that State.
Mr.. Outrey, the new French Minister,
presented his credentials to the President
to-day, when the customary addresses were
made s-.
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INJUNCTION GRANTED.

ST.. LOUIS, February 23.-Judge Boyle, of
the Circuit Court, to-day granted a tempo
rary injunction against the Columbia Life
Insurance Company restraining it from fur
ther prosecuting its business or disposing
of any OF its property or assets without the
consent OF the court
Pa" SALE OF A RAILROAD.
LAWRENCE, KAN, February 23.-The st.
Louis, Lawrence and Western railroad was
sold at auction to-day for 5000, 1000 to Frank
Morrison, Of Boston, in the interest Of the
mortgage bondholders.
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1877. NOW IS THE TINE 1877.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

FRIDAY, February %, 1877.
The breaks to-day comprised 1877 hogsheads, 81
tierces, and 2 boxes. The offerings at auction
Change were 76 packages; Of which number 20
were taken In, and the remainder sold at prices
ranging from So TO $3.50.
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COMMERCIAL.

; CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, February %, 1877
..@r . OFFERINGS.
WnEAT.-Whtte, 400 bushels. Red, 53S bushels.
CoRN.-Vhite, $50 bushels. Atred, 3S2 bushels.
OATS.-552 bushels.
MEAL.-5S bushels.
o.. SALES.
WHEAT White, 80 bushels good at $1.5S; $50
bushels prime at $1.60; 144 bushels prime Oh
private terms 100 bushels ut Sl.53; Il bushels at
1857; 90 bushels very good 1t S1.60-total, ago
bushels. Red, 26S bushels very good at SLIGO; ga
bushels at sl.4S; 100 bushels prime on private
terms; SO bushels good ut $3.50; 36 bushels at
Hl,25-total, 53S bushels.
CoRN.-IRhite, 80 bushels very good at 52c.; 26
bushels ut 51c.tota, 81 bushels. Mired, $50 BUSH
els on private terms; 81 bushels at 51c.-tota, 3S2
bushels. .-. ...- ~
OATs.-106 bushels spring private terms; 146
bushels winter on private terms-tota 252 bushels.
MEAL.-66 bushels ut 55c.
Flour.
Fine. 1926; superHne, 1925: extra superfne
$7@S7.25; common family, 1915; fancy family,
S7.75@$9. Market steady.
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PARTISAN PoRcELAINE DINNER. TEA
- AND TOlLET-wARE, :-.s,.fs;. II
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) The 1 proprietor. of the LONDON T1MEs. COM

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CRO,CKEnY. GLASSWARE. 6t

NEW FOODS! .f,t:G fGE x
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LONDON, February 23.-The tariff over
the Anglo Amer lean cable after the 1st OF
March will be one shilling per word.
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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-03-06
SILVER MUD SPRINGS. The Da

SILVER MUD SPRINGS. The Dalles
papers continue 70 harp on the sub
jecs of the fabulous silver bearing mud
which oozcs from certain springs in Was.
CO Co The story has been pronounced
. humbog by several responsible scien-
lists. yet contradictory reports continue
TO GENE cut. A recent issue If the
7ri6sf.t says: 1t is now quite we'll
ascertained that the silver mud comes
from quartz deposits some distance be-
low the surface. Some assays recently
made by Oh exper; On the ground yield
all The way from SIX hundred 10 two
thousand dollars per ton. These as.
says were made by regular. perfect
ilreblas' in perfer, order" We still
incline 10 the opinion ,ha, these reports
should lie taken with grain # slow
anec II is much easier for men 70
plunge inse speouls,ions on excitement.
than TO get hack their capital sunk 10
ventures ,ha. dc 10, pan cut.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-03-06
PROPERTY IN LAND.

Political economists combat tho idea
which prevails in Europe. that there is
sacredEess attaching to property in
land IN a higher degree than to any
other species Of property. Yet there is
q unique factor affecting landed prop
erty which distinguishes it peculiarly
from ell other kinds; tha. Is is imno.
bility II never grows. 1t is not sub
ject to TO the my sterious trans FORMATIONS
ct The multiplication table. A recogni
ton Of tIIh fact is found in the French
distinction between Credit NoJilier,"
which they apply to institutions for
loaning funds on personal property, and
Credit Foneier,' applied to those which
loan on real estate.
Il 10 a property Of money to accumu-
late by a sort Of geometrical progress
sion. So it is with all kinds Of manu-
fsctured products aud personal proper
ty. the mere rapidly in proportion to
its imperishabi;ty. Land, however,
preserves always the same inexorab bio
limits from century to century, and
therefore its increase can only he rela-
tive. and in regard of comparative es.
timation with other things. This gives
it in II peculiar sense mortgage on the
future. and makes its possession the
surest right bower which poor man
can throw out to windward as safe
guard against prospective storms Of ad-
versity.
An exchange aptly says: III u
man owns his homestead lands. he feels
nobler aud more independent citizen
than the rent payer. aud takes u greater
interest in the wel!beins and proper
government Of the country. His child
rem. too. are materially influenced by
their fathers condition as a proprietor
or tenant. The man who pays rent
feels bat little interest in the improve
mcnt Of property compared with one
who owns home. be IL ever SO hum
BILE. Paying tribute, >. C., rent. Is rs
degrading to an individual as to ma
ton. The persistent renting os land
has created the vast wealth Of Eng
lands aristocracy aud il the cause of
the peoples poverty. BY it the rich
are made richer and the poor poorer.
An extended system of cheaper and
quicker communication with the out.
skirts Of the city is wanted. to bring
cheap homes within the easy reach OF
those who now have only a choico be-
tween y crowded corner in the ci.y's
center. or an expenditure Of much time
and money in reaching fine space out
side In London, stealnboa carry
passengers from London Bridge to West
minister. say. n distance Of three miles,
for Que cent. while the railway car
charge is but twelve cents for seven
miles, aud less by Communication. In
the western cad of this city there lies
snch al extent If lard as would afford
homes for millions Of people. and yet
il lies nnoccup,ed aud unimpreved be-
cause of its inaccessibility On the
other hand . small and central srea is
becoming unhealthily damned. Let
these outside lands be made easily and
oheaply ge,-at-able and there will be
ma difficulty IN fin,iing hundreds OF
men willing and able TO purchase home
lots"
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From Yesterday Oregcriao.l
EAGTERN STATES.

NEW YORK. March 3.-An exchange
of blows passed between Representative
Glover and q man named Myers, the
correspondent Of Baltimore paper in
the rsom Of the Sergesnt-st-arms to-
day Myers subsequently, struck depu
ty Sergesnt-at-arns Mackell. but moth
ing .er,ous resulted. though the excite
ment WAS great for few moments.
congressman Douglass assaulted La
mar Ut the conclusion Of the House eau.
Gus. this evening. owing TO Lamar hsv-
ing ruled Douglass who was drunk
out Of order. He was SO exasperated
that. but for friendly intervention, La.
NOR would have shot him.
NEW YORK. March 4-Thc Tribune
Washington special says the Democrats
are bent on reducing the army. in re-
verge for the Republicans use OF it IN
the south during the election.
CHICAGO. March 4-The 7ri1une'
Washington special says: The SEN
ate struck out the two appropriations
for ocean subsidies under somewhat
peculiar circumstances. Senator Booth
the an.i-monopolist, CHANGED to be tenn
por-ri,y in the presiding officers chair
when the conference report came up on
the point Of subsidy. A presiding Of
ficer more favorable to the scheme
might easily have recognized other per
sons. Booth. however. recognized the
mover and quickly put the question
Brought face to face with . direct vote
on the subsidy scheme, Republican Sen
stors dare not vote for it aud many
who voted for it as clarse in the orr
ginal bill changed their votes to-day or
this independent motion. Notably
smc % these WAS Cagin of New Hamp-
shire. He is . candidate for Cabine,
position under Hayes
The Times New Orleans special fore
shsdows trouble on Monday in tina,
city. when it is anticipated that thu
Nichols government will make move
ments that will precipitsts . conflict
and cause federal interference IN behalf
Of Nichols.
Both the Senate and House have
agreed to committee reports on bills fol
the sale Of desert lands in the State,
and Territories. s.
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County and City Official Press,
Tuesday, March g, 1877.
THE INAUGURATION.

From the dispatches 80 far As re-
eeiyed it appears that the Inaugural
ceremonies took place in Washington
yesterday at II o'clock. N. All seems
to have passed oil merry as mar
rage" This Is the fourth time that
the inauguration has occurred on the
5th, instead Ct the 4th The other
instances being in ls43, in the case OF
Taylor and Fillmore; in 1921. in the
case Of Monroe's second inauguration;
and in 1897. in the case OF John Adams,
in which years the 4t!i Of March Dame
on Sunday. The next quadrennial
when this will 50 occur will be in the
year 1917.
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EAST UyDiES.

AcvrrA. March 5,-A treaty has
been eonclui ed with khelat. whereby
Great Britain agrees - support the
Khan against all foreign aud internal
foes, pay him IN snnual subsidy Of
e. 600. aud expend $is.co0 yearly on
public improvements. In return Great
Britain will have the right to occupy
the chat towns, and construct railways
teleGaphs and forts
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WONDERFUL CUll! i SAITH !
One IF ,chich is prsssated. and sAas
more on his LO0A.

NHC ~ HHftN ~ lfess"ee"s "''
more on his LOoh.
DR. PAUL II. BREEAx--De'r ~ ".
l take great pleasure in stating i@. -
benefit ot those who are sfnlcseo -.
any chronic disease, that a. -
rel nan. For the past too 49,
have been under the modest ss:'i
Of different physicians; fro" 80
have received no benedt. -,
have been suffering WITH 49,; ].
and nervous debility dimcsIy
my stomach. and 1t times c'aslss ,...;..
severe headache. almost incspsc'1
me for work. .-..M
Abou, three weeks ago ! pus I
under your care, and l csn ~ 49, ~. -.
light tina, | AN cured and feel h.e !. 4
self again. after having Rsfsss y.
your skillful treatment. 10 s ~
labor seems pleasure. ! ~ 4
much, hoping it will be the ne Is
attracting the suffering TO y0''
can relieve and cure them.
Yours truly. JOHN BALLss
Employed a. colmsns '1'
RI will not publish any ea e, =.
formed nv me Unless by tbs f'l Or ~
sent and feque.: of the patient r.
N. brennan. -
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-03-06

S,LvERryPEs.-An opportunity is
now offered to the citizens Of Seattle to
procure enlarged pictures from photo
graphs Of Themselves or frauds. Mr..
J. S. McMillsn is at the Occidental for
. few days representing New York
firm the only firm where the silvertyps
picture is made. We advise those who
have 40 opportunity to examine the
work
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DR. Brennan CAN TELL THE PArIuu
IL disease the moment he comes In contact NJ
them. no matter how complicated the CO.. -
DO. without asking them . word. This scceun6
in part for his wonderful success In the lssa1nGt1
Of chronic and difficult diseases. His Daisel
knowledge Of Paysiosnomy. Phrenology. q
human character. which he reads q alan>k
enables him to understand the wants q "a
individual with whom he comes 10 c0A1oel ~
his perfect medical knowledge enables hiD Nm
scribe the proper remedy with unerring cestallky
DIR. brennan has travelled % mucl, ~ -
come In contact with 10 many people b. nsaasd
his lectures. both In Europe and Amesics. tAel y
has become perfect master In his line II buG1.
ness. The laws Of life and health, and ths phy.
cal wants OF man and woman have been kis co.
slant atudy. Few men in the profession hsM
had his or Dad experience, and fewer sttll pQGD
his keen and liberal mind to dive into the M
teries Of human nature aud search out her IN
vidual wants. To attempt to treat disease vil1
out being able to tell what the matter 10 viii ~
patient is like looking into the Mammoth Cssa
Kentucky for the lost arts Of Egypt.
Above all price or wealth,
The bodys jewel not for mindv pIe19 gs
Or hands to tamper with In psacNn WA
Like to wonans virtue In mans lan)As
heavenly gift within holy shrls.
To he approached and touched M ndgp
by hands made pure and hearts Of fAiiA -
cere,
Even - the priesthood Of the ONE 1tvhA
DR. Brennan has astonished sieplies b u
wonderful power in reading disease I'D eui1e
the same after some Of the best physicians ~
failed. timely call upon the DR.. will CA ~
nothing. aud msy be the means Of asing ~
weeks aud months Of pain and suffering. hsom
down constitution and an early desth.
DR.. Brennan has letured 70 ladies To- -
and thoroughly understands the delicate = y
hntd organization OF woman, ard how 49,
IL to suffering and disease. that M esssDh
know 30 little about. Thousands OF ladja. ~
and old. who scarcely see q well day In ~ -
and thousands more who I'LL . premstgs UvN
might be made healthy aud happy b. callne
time on the Doctor.
WHAT ARI YOU BEST ADAPrxD s0o.
DR.. Brennan can tell your dispositioa. vAeo -
are beat adapted for and what you beseseeeem
describe proper partner for hfs. Oss veo9 -
can i've aud be happy with. and In fscs VAL 80
out the true path which lssds 70 Hesl0s -
ness and Prosperity. az VI
Young MIN. -
Will remember thst Dr. Brensa h. ls1lua0
Manhood for years. and 10 perfectly 60
with the wants Of Gil. both young eod nSe0sO
who are troubled with Nervous Deoooey - -
ture breaking down Of the constitution.
Many Who are weak aud dsasltlsoe9 - -
long and let their systeIns bresl deUo ~
Ing for relief. Dr. Brennan Ncs'v faihsW
youthful vigor and build up TIC body ~
10 its natural condition. -.
Everything strictly confidential sno
with the Dr., and Ave minutes intssvisv ~ ~
vince any Intelligent person that he t
understands his profession. You viii sivsvs
him social and glad 10 receive you.
OFFICE HoURs:
From 10 to u a. ~. to q. JAYNE
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-03-06

AN OREGON TRAGEDY The EepoFt,r
mentions that an old man and a hoy
living en- the Ses;ugsah were hanged
Icy moh on suspscioa. 10 extors a cum
tession of having burned the dwelling
house Of a neighbor. II is said tha,
the old man confessed bat further. de-
moment saveth rof.
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NOTICE

4 IL PEReQNs HAVING BILLS AGAINST
~ JOHN COLLINS L CO, o: the oecidenss
Hotel. are requested - present. the name a. th.
undsrsignsd. ard oil persons Indebted T. sa.i
Arm are hereby notified 60 Pay she aAlne 10 u,
undersignsd before the Arst day Of April. OF thss,
sreornts viii be placed fe . collectors kAras fo
collection. and costs added
u. T. WHEELER
Seattle. Narrh ;. iS-1 mh5-dtf
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-03-06

EUROPEAN DRAFTs.--Drafls issued
at lowest rates On Great Britain. Ire
land. Germany. Russis, France, Norway
and Sweden. Tickets to aud from
Europe cold ct lowest rates by Andrew
Chilberg. Seattle. W. T.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-03-06
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Cit, Delinquent Tax List

b. si.su. of s~.rran, issued to me.
according to law. on the I'd day Of
February, 1877. Twill sell TO the high
est bidder for cash, at 10 4. n. on Tues
dsy. March 9th. in front OF tho Pavi!-
ion. the following described property
for delinquent taxes due the City OF
Seattle for the year 1876, unless the
same shall be paid before that date.
W. III. SHoCDY.
Assessor and Collector.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-03-06

BELGRADE. March 5.-Three hun
dred insurgents encountered the Turk
ISL Red.fs in the Datchaik Mountains.
near Broi. Tie former lost la and the
latter II men.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-01
II @ r 10 QWAHS- -RII11eS.
Invariably cure The following ci.es-es
Disorder Of the Kldneys.

In all diseases Affecting these orrans, whether
they secrete too .ch too little wAser, or
whether they are AHtcied with stone gravel
or with Aches and palns settled In the loins over
The region, OF the kidneyr, the.e pills should
be taken according 10 the printed directions, and
The ointment should be we'll rubbed int the
small OF the back 1T bed time. THIS Treatment
will give almost immediate ielief when ali other
means have failed
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-01
The New York Tfibune


The New York Tribune says, elitofi-
ally: "We have never believed in the
compromise bill. We have looked upon
1t as unconstitutional and dangerous, and
have no doubts that at least republicans,
if not also democrats, would yet learn 10
consider It, as In party sense, impoiitic.
While it was open to discussion we op-
posed it. The decision of arbitra.ors.
Whatever 1t may be, must be ratified no,
only by formal assent OF tho senate and
house Of representatives, but by the
cheerful acquiescenee of the whole coun
try. There must be no wrangling ovel
the judgment no attempt to set asids
the verdict, no complaint by the ad
hercnts of the unsuccessful candidate
that president has been made by VIC
lence or fraud. The country has agreed
TO submit this controversy to arbitration
and both sides must abide Loyalty by tn
result
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-01
THE HILLS.
What is Being Done OH Battle
and Iron Creeks.
Rl.ek Hills Herald .

htscx hilir Herald.
4 trip to Battle Creek, which has
for month or more been the poin,
OF interest, revealed. the fact that mi.
ming operations had nearly ceased.
in consequence ef the recent snow
and cold weathcrs The miners were.
however, confident ti,at they had the
money in the ground and were pa
.icntly waiting Tor warm weather to
demonstrate il to the satisfaction O!
unoelievers. Many are building
cabins, running drain bitches, =. d
doing such other work as can be done
before spring, and getting ready 70.
busiaess when the weather gets warm
There are great many claim owner.
who have done scarcely anything up
to date; they either do not live in ,h.
district or don't feel ihe imparfanes
Of inpfoFing the time. Some hay.
gone home to spend the winter, ex
pectiny to be back in the sm;n-. Pa
OF them will return, bu. very mar,
will nsyer be seen in the HIfts again
A couple Of side or dry gnlchcs-
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-01
For Stomachs out of Order.

No medicine will 40 eTectuklIY Improve mo
all asidity occasioned either by tr,emperance or
improper diet They reach the liver and reduce
II TO healthy action; they wonderfully Ell.
caeious In cases Of spasm-iu fact they never fail
In curing all disorders Of the liver and stomach
R0hEoWAY-s PILLS are the beat known In
the world for the following diseases; Ague.
Asthma, Bilious Complaints, Bloiches on the
skin, Bowe eis, Consumption, Disability, Dropsy,
Dysentery. ErYsipelas, Female Irregularities,
Fever. Of all kinda. Fits. Cont, Headache, Inii-
gestion, inflammation, Jaundice, Liver Complaint,
Lnmbago. Pifer. kh.nmattsm, Retention OF the
Stone Gravel, Tic Dolonreaur, Tumors, uleerr.
Wot.as OF all kinds, Weakness from any cause,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-01

The Washington cores spondent OF The
Chicago Inter Ocean, forecastfng the ap-
reinsmen, Of Justice Bradley, says bis
record is not satisfactory TO republicans
His circuit includes all l-,,l1e southern
states, aud he has lad to sit upon mary
ku klu1 and enforcement act cases~-ls
cry case it is said his decisions have
been adverse 10 the republican polio.
and belief, aud i, was he who wrote III
opinion declaring the emf ,rcemsHt nc
unconstitutional.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-01
AGRAND BARGAIN OFFERED
Timber and Prairie Land for
Sale in Bea Home County.

Prairie land-l51 acres adjoining the town
OF Bon Homme on the west Sixty acres
uplaEd prairie, thirty acres under culuya-
ton. House on the land, renaaiBaer OF
iand bottom, meadow and young cotton.
wood timber. For sale very cheap fos
caAh.
Apply al the Press g. Dako,aian ofice
or address. drawer E, Yaakton, Dakota.
dw. A
,---r--Fer .s-~--i
The season being somewhat advanced
will close out my entire stock of overcoats
and other heavy clothing and winter un
dsr.esr st- cost Hairy KATz.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-01
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

HAVE
Twenty-Five Thousand Dollars
Worth Of Wisconsin Real Estate, con.
sisting of Dwellings. Town Lots, Farms
and Unimproved Lands / desire 10 ea,
change for first-class Yank,on city proper
ty, or other first class Dakota real estate.
WM. p. DEWEY.
Yankton, Jan. Goth, 1877.
Herald please copy weeks.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-01

The supreme court Of the Iuited
States had adjourned to the 10Th inst in
consequence Of the appointment Of five
IL the justices on the electoral coun,
commission When the question Of ad-
ionrnment came up, the probable length
ot time To be occupied by the commits
sion was discussed, and there was an al
most unanimous opinion that three week.
wnuld be sufficient