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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-03
MILWAUKEE.

Milwaukee, Sept. 3.
WHEAr-Sseady; J to &c higher No.
2, l.ll4 for cash; l.o5i for September;
No. 3, ditto 1863.
CoRN-Stcady; 43c.
OArs-Steady 2".c.
RyE-G43c.
BARLEY-Quiet Coo.
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HORSE LOST.

On Monday evening, August 81. one black.
eight year old horse ; weighs about 1850 pounds !:
one white hind foot. The finder will bc literally
rewarded by returning It to the owner.
FRANK llEFSEW
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ROASTED COFFEE.

Frcsl, CELERY VI Jcnk inson'r.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-03

fthe,e is any luxury moro generally APP
preciated than another, il il GOOD COFFEE.
Few persons can roast coffee we'll, and to
meet this want Messrs. Bell, Conrad 4 Co,
Chicago, have imported and roasted . coffee
called
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TAKEN Ut.

by the subscriber, OH his premises. ut the Sum-.
mer Garden. near Yankton, two whitcl hogs.
The owner can have them by proving property
and paying damages. AUGUST KUNzE,
fankton, DIT, Aug. 30. 1871.
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ANKORIA,

which is the nearest approach TO Java Of
any heretofore offered to consumers. It ia
not glazed, is brittle and will grind easily.
Your grocer has the goods for sale, a. also
the famous
PEERLESS BAKING POWDER,
made by the same firm. Ask him for them
and obtain the best goods in the world.
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spethl Asttsn.

4 good COW ios ssls cheap inla,,c ii 8 j.
Morrow.
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NOTICE,

On and after this date tho Scotland and Fire
steel stage will start from \. ". Lavcnder's
store, 3rd street. YanktoM. For express or pas
sage. apply to y. W. Lavender
WM. SEAMAN.
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LOAr,

LOAF.
,nbeet o%vt,coat, on broadway, aivu.. Third
sltCst, III the city limits, IN "Wednesday m,s,,,.
A suitable rrwnrd u returned 10
DIR. II. DIETRICH.
Cor. ID aud Broadway.
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Cccnn Cleaners.

NATIQNALLINE.--i'lers Nos ll and 81, Mr..
~ Eoh a. l-tN~roWN ~ y fl FhErOpi-
FoR souIGANrToN ASp LoNDoS.
CABIN .ecrago passage. AND Drafts iran upward is
s'e "'e' "" rates 0o'- 9.'i 81 i.Ts' Munger
NETWORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL
These first class .rcaus s al regularly at D. m IRON
seam -e,n iJi.t u ~ p -. wEDyEsDAY sept r.
steaigsip C!.l Di...-. HEAN sep. -
mcKELLEt LuItTG' : Co.. stcnts IN Iiayans
DACIFIC MAIL AND PANAMA TRANSIT
4 STEAMSHIP LINES.
To-. -cALIToENIA, JAPAN. cmIXA, AUSTRALIA.
sailing from PIER zoo. Canaist. Sorth River
For san FRANCISCO wa IsTHMUs OF PANAMA
ate-.s1in ,1lo ~ -A ~ ~ est', DID, - D..
From st ,. j., JArAN nHa citSA 20
FROM francisco sandwich lalanis Australia and
sjca.l1bip ZEALAND1A WEDNESDAY. sept L.
FoF a.ora con a1G ,r~es app5 al comp4ny's ONCE
GTATE LINE.-io Glasgow. Liverpool. Dab
> br Reias and I9ntonaeFry These h'ic class iupow.
pc, b. Sort. isssr-Foot OF Canal 30. y. q.
STATE OF PEsN- iLvANIA. .........-I Thursday. sopt
sItTE oF l.ns,.iA ... Iau.sal.. ~,tt. ~
Fr.t cabin sop and 500 ACCORDING O. scronm au'n ~
cursor Tel. 700 r.iu f,s Second Cabin. 80. Hetl-
AVsriN BAL6WIN $50 Ar.rt, &, broadway, ~. Y.
sIEElA9E fA.-Ag4 a. &c. 40 nroaa"ar, aud AT Com
VHE AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY
OF PHILADELPHIA.
PHlLAb PiilA ANb Dis Ei.fbQL LIZ f. q.
FLAG. Saline every III R-DAN Philadelphia and
" tDNEsuAl from Liverpool
The RED STAR LINE STEAMSHIPS.
Carrying he c.-au aud luicI states hl- sailing semi
monthly alternately tom Philadelphia and New-forA d.
'''' '''' '' To ANTWERP.
For rates of passage and other information apply To
ILl Es Na.Hl4I a. >Ot~. Ftnt4 90 Agents,
3DI Wainuist.. lilIt lplIl. J- HrIldway Sew iofa
JOHN MCDONALD. Agent s Battery-uace NeW-l olA.
NEHITE STAR LINZ.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING THE
UNITED STATES MAIL.
Tie Steamers of this Ineiake the Lane Routes reommenfed
by Iicut. Mau. O.. N south ~ tIe Banks on me
passage 90 queenstown, al tae year round.
ADEIATlD. sept 80. 4 p. 10.
BsIIANNIc sATU RDAN, sept. 20 10 a N
CELTIC. Oct o. 3 o.
CE-AANiC, Oc. Is I'D a. "a.
BALTIC. Dct I'D. q u.
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK PIER s., NORTH
Th.sr steamers are uniform unsurpassed
continents. saloon. AMI Lltn
lonrs are placed where Ie Noise motion
least felt ai0re degree ul comfort liAeito uAatl11
'E:trEs--a.s,u. $3.50 and 900 gold. Return Tickets
favorable Terms. -Ierlu~r 1-~
Fer l, joa OF p-as auf other Information apply 90 the
H. j. CURTIS. Agent
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Ocean 5lcGurr5.

E0R LIVERPOOL via QUEENSTOWN
I.r .It.. .eo. a1d s.el. ",s,,rn -iem ''mpany'
t-.ri i-' , ,''i'..il. ,. -i, ," ',,.,m
Nath Dt..... ....I l-I4l. sept l-. go Cd % b.. in.
Caun tarsare 80. $50. do according to state Room
VlLlIi5- a crIoN 90 Broadway.
EENERAL TRANSATLANT TIC COMPANY
- fLIHL.N NE"lohh AID HAFltE Na PLY
raoco@aas 80 g. Norfl H,er foo, Of merton St
IshNlr. II.u..c ....- 81 elnD,da'. sept D.. 3 D. BOG.
LOUIS DO bIBIa>. AGENT $50. 81 Broa1ray.
GREAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP LINE.
- NE" loth IJ b..i-I'l. .---..-.,ll.i. i.u,.,
I'Nns i,' M Li i... i,s5, newport
-aiInl -ou Pier l- Ia-. Riv,i.
lb .tr l,a ..-l,i.y- -- Draft. Tor and upward.
ND atI.,t>. Area,. $50. 7o -outn..t- Ne0.Yors.
HANBCRG American Packet COMPANY, Line
, ii fLlAot iH 'iLsb,I no. aDd hAMhl re-
ID - . , - ~, .i,i.,,, is.,-, if,, ,,
an0 d. l,i. D san' -ca..'na ani Wales fr.t cabin
s''6 jS,itGDi o co.. 4. x. ri 5iiiIiib s Bo1-'
.r..l.I l-.Hf. G,-eru Passenger Agents.
c I.sI... sos, Yoik. PSI nradeaf. Sew York.
VNMAN LINE. NAIL STEAMERS.
., For orEEN~rowS A A, D., LiyaEroo IL d,
Clrl o. DIi-Ii. ATt lpAY sept -. n.
cry OF NrLl..A ..-Al inA cent ~ 10 a. m.
from Per 40. y.
CABIN $50 $50 ana 500 gold Return tickets on favor
-rfEEAoE -. currency Drafts a. loves. rates
-4Ious sfi,i.nui-. sn0Aln- and uat aunn-hips
J1IlA d. DALE agent D. aud J3 Broadway. n. y.
New I0rk, Havana a Mexican Mail ;. ; Line.
y Tt.IauI ANU PA-~AGE HEDJ CED.
Steamers fler o. North River. az 3 "a
rDH HAVANA DIRECT
or MIElNA. Reynolds "A 1 ltjA ~tpf ID
CITY 0F tElA cruz DriArn.. Va WEDNESDAY. sept 10
tlI4 on NIN Dlth. IiufIaI " N.-bA l,-tpt 20
tOE VERA CNUL And SEW ORLEANS
wa Havana. prpgrrno tampcIclg. TufDan iamuich -
CITY 90 MEiiD S. Reynolds "A u hpN D. @epI -
steam rs Orleans september % and october IA
OF NoIa rue and an The above ports.
r. ALEXANDRA Sons. 81 ana 55 Broadway.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
\ -rEA MSHII LINE BETWEEN NEW-f ORR.
-OuTHAMPTON. AND BREMEN. -
COMPANI- PIER loot ~ ~ECDNB-Si- HpEOhEf..
ODER SATURDAY sept l5 SEt Az SATURDAY. sept ~
HERNAN -af @spL - WISER. SATURDAY, Oct d
RATES OF PASSAGE from NEW Orb 70 sou IHAMF-
TON. uANRf. or BREMEN - -
FIRST CABIN. gold. SECOND CABIN, fbO, gold
sTEEkAGE. $50 currency
Return Fckes reduced Prepaid steerhse Cefuu
so currency.
~ oELAICHs Co.. Bowling Green
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0oJro dno Rooms.

0Olro ano Rooms.
West SIDE.
A PRIVATE FAMILY. occupying their own
a house. 20 % w.st "i..nrr 1i-ee viii let handsomely
4 PRIVATE FAMILY VIII let 10 gentlemen,
> -loii o. iei ,ie' i'-i'i.' u ~ , nv ,' S ~
it,h.f.
PRIVATE FAMILY, WEST 34TH-ST"
= nr.r yar1' r2a vs. " is' l ~, , .,, .ll 'l
without board house Large Address, WIN NAME We b'A
DRONDWAY. cor. 4jth-st.. No. 177.-Iland-
- -'i' ia.,., cone ias aii nad.fi lnoro1emcnis
location ar..-e.a,. Also sa-lc foom- Tor Gentlemen.
EXTRA LARGE ROOMS, with board IN
- l,'1 ,r i p, . US po'io once
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED FLOOR, OF
Z roo.as .n ru ate fu.i.r. -la "es. ia-1 sl:
HANDSOMELY furnished large front ROOM,
1 a.p-marr ronu together OF -"p.rle.l, WIN ol wish
very reasonable nstoae house private family 3ls
Wr-t ,2.st
T1WO NICELY FURNISHED double ROOMS,
ego4e qr '9 a t ,99 l ae"' every convenience
TWO SINGLE ROOMS FOR GENTLEMEN.
- ~eek also elegant 'front.' room WITH large lir,
FAULTY f9aa Do. hi 1'' s -' sai -s,'' '''''' ''
4 ST. LIKES PLACE Uerov-st.)-With
+ BOARD 'front.' second story Room wliu acoye adjoining
STII-AVE.. 34j and 347-Handsomely fur
- suites 81 rooms 90 rent with or without private
table. reference.
%TH-AEE. II. first door below 16th-st.-A
- oor III ROOMS connected separate private table
preferred Rooms for gentlemen. references.
AVE. No. lG4.- An entire floor and two
- front suites baths each ho0r breakfast desired
restaurart opposite
STH-AVF. No. GO7, near Windsor Hotel large
- End CANT suites ~ apartments, richly tuT-
u.-hel with OF without, private iaae
H. III
- rent second hur so paror and bed room on rd hooL
handsomely furnished. strictly nrstca-- bnaid refer
encrs exchanged Address NJ. b. Box los Post-olce.
- WEST I1TH-ST.. near Broadway.-To let,
. an elegantly furnished PARLOR FLOOR 10 gentleman
AM party Of gentlemen; breakfast u desired
iTH-ST.. WEST 349.-Smte of rooms on
\ floor. other ROOMS with board Table BOARD
References
ATHEIST. 34l WEST-A fine suite. with
4 board no1r bath room attached other suites
and angie rooms very desirable and moderate.
III WAVERLEY PLACE.-Large and small
rooms on "a or 81 noor m singiy with good
board popular prices permanent boarcrs references unea
cepuoHaDle.
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Inetrutflon.

obstruction. -..-o...~..~->->
W. Young Ladies-Country.
DpOOKLYN HEIGHTS SEM I Nal lo+ Young Ydmg
- "a. in ', oren sept 10 clIARLEs l. WEST fr'n'"|
I IA Iss Montague ST. HrooSiyn, \.
ooF,S Collaoiate Inst for girls does not a9-
,OON ,Siress q W. COOK Phi D. PougakeePsle " !,
S,oTTAGE SEMINARY for Young ladies',
Qlr ntcoue1y Pennrhe twenty ann an IN
naa al ealng 4. r.. a. miles from rha la pr,ncrai
- Fer catalogues apply % s'eo w. "''., :,
IIEFSTNUT-ST STREET SEMINAR P ,I;l. s15
y e = open sept 10 For circulars Apply to siiss l'N
SfI aud Miss pILiAl D. LOW -
C,oITFGF FOR LADIES-Elegant built
Ui-lHTT lri, .hrco teachers Chareos les than any
y i.5 7iiB lqGa advantages and Accommodations "opens
se'mocr 3 Al'' G. pERsHING D. D. Pi;tsburg. Penn
z.Y,T lryvOOD. Boarding school for Young
i lADii7S i AS Pol.rER = cHAMrNEY, rrinsirals
ITTXUl,t Female Collage-A tirst-class COLLEGE,
80 .-uc-o aivantescs ~ REGULAR 3inais, st' Ad
A. th',-' ~ C0WIi.~. d. Pr's't Elmrs, y. Y.
-.oI MY HILL SEMINARY for young ladies
\ Oat.l.,-frort Coun Address MISS EMILY NtLSoN'
S,oTEg Hall Young ladies' school. stanford
(T "a. Apply Gu Misses AIslN az 1liN'.-, ii--e'l-
S,pOyT HALL. New-Haven; Conn. .r,rs
~ S.. .. ~ ia. ,s-7. send ,ar crca'ar.
S.rrrNWICH. CONN. MRS. VESTS
4 r.trrfNg aut DAY ~'i'' '., Ia pr ii,I,.e
= .t-lIE Girl, vil reopen September ~ N''''.'''
sr...L4.r. E .. .oh .''
Tro,lr Institute. Tarrytowu.N.N.-A boarding
u .. ao ,or }S 3la- , 'l E. 1 ar1sis rs6.
T0vr SCHOOL for Young LadleS. ana
u-.s vii. roi % ra'oa @, 81, .,.. 7''' ''
T-,--I. r, aiiras. Nr. A O. HA .'4.,"
ToVr BOtEDING-SCH0JL for Gill;
I.l ..-.,. T. Cd B.y $40 West, chester i'.'.
f.i f.t r.. I.
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Gltrauons rOln.eo--femaIes.


.-.,... ,,-,r,o,,- -...t.. t..-
4 SITUATION Nv W lDDN Nuh upJ
\ uIae ars old. 20 do general l'I'' " ,i. He ~
5ay. ,f, S W4Fl5-If. t7o stavc.
4 / MT. LOW - Nclnln LNft.t l'li-N
a HOl- 3d. i5l i"tl-sf irt req . 'i .'.' ".
alEa,. De i5 ,, ,I nh s eo.nry
YOUNG LADY desire. the care of children
a az tlcr home or having travelled e4fe4-i. y lr'
-r "" gl do s 40 40 NAV IS 6 aa Ir highest reference.
..vau ,i..r,.-ti li Box I B. Tribune Office
~ ,,l..l, ..,-1V " orr
4 I NlMM7 NELEli AVENO /, 20. -
IrSaaea ., 2a , S: 30 mes nurse. caanSe,is
.e1ms1e-se general house Horasrs wtemen, coaciaen
erI..nI boys etc.. DO the sio-tea notice.
AT Mrs. KELLY Gate of Capentar's) first
"a Gas. la.oiggnt s 3 S41,, o." a '- ,,t nv %.
,~.a and others Tor Inherent capacities; Dur well
,,'.,,.,i,,,, .,,, a. 80. % tit
4 Il BOOkHAN', 33D =th-aFe., near @ilh-,I.
~ MIL p,.e' reirI ' -,g..sh German. ,,j5c,
a. Ho ms e,os laaar.-s, CHAMBER faes valr..r-.
ladies' n4li uir-,s DOB eHoraers, ana uos" iAtry lInucl
10 ''. 80 -, ~ 7,-,r-,--1T rfr,r r,
In n, ~ Vs. . 1 i ovr ri 5 b.
..-.-..
NASHIER.-Nauted by a lady position as
y cat tt,.. dt 1.,4'' l"'D'O'
" III Ii.
COOK rrspec}pie , woman as goo S. Pn
~ ,t t'', i-tb'-r
HOOK.-A situation wanted 10y iist-cia,s
~ y2 6ls9l fl' SEw Po fsSf 4GEScI ~ itav
C,ooU ,.oun,, American ,,irl wishes q stu
'ODh-A yoanN -t'i ,., .tr lri ironing
required, os.. VI Guy -
6DbA-A young woman as AiHt -'ltrH DpIh'
of ENDS eooI references can given. Call 10 a32 West
fullest
COOK &cAn ezpeen ,,.r co ,s 'l so I lG
slrs a.or. ia pryaje family 3ota wiling an4 otIFnl
can "' .''' ''' ,'," ~
C,OoK-Bv au English Protestant woman. as
T., sooS 5 s esa maker 1a al ihe week &c. III
%. .+ +'.@.' rs, .7--,-i p--,---,nt ;ro,oo1 who
OOh-P4 . yo COOKS mcas asa Lame poi
trv etc. IN superior syiei IS ao l eNcsnt llAei sAn
Goo. ,1,3or -.o4cL woman ~ 6r.f-cI1-s cook
\ ID private i,iy NJ r,f ana clean a55at her
eea has yery s9qa Fsi,ge4 3. ae G give
81 '"' ''''
'jOho-kcadF TOT CITY OF CpuhlIg :; "u'i.I-
q Do1 i' 5ous.s: sober lo1os raabs 1p, Sitn
lbs 0have- flh L9ase above i9l1-,t.
NOOK-Bv n very respectable person IN a
1 private family understands boaug and Eing can make
bread and biscuits 4as rr goa SIX o So1I N.Y.
C-n be seen al 'AO1' ~ = ID 0''i'1 '' '''''''
80 ,eI Tp0V orJGFVFRAT- HOGSF-
WON, W ANi, LIaO-1, ll ~ ~ l. i.1l IiO c 5
- MOiA,,By German g ss 'riKOrsrAST home. l3s
6tl.age. Iri house above .0Th-,t.
---, ,,-,.,rrpD - TDoNUp D., q mont
l'OOh, AN1Eh anu lls'-N LI.-i - d ii' ~
V i An 6raess Best city references. Gail at los 6,h
ave
-r--- Tr2-T,DT--S IA tTq-pEs. on Ar
DDhS, LAl 49,, ~ > ~, y. -. III , VI
either hotel or private families best ofreiereuces and 40
suds oi work to s Gan Dt seen az ,ii ~ - AN
HOME. l3' othav louftn ho-.e a"oHe LOtll-,'.
COOK or HOUSEWORk-Byy a ~, Protest rs,a,s mt
n,rst,rds An Kinds Of homework wages 80 much
object ~ has good references Ready ~ me to
Tt-TAST BU RIAC l8e 6taye ioul aoofs ABOVE lOtlst
-, no.. .h an, Mermaid and washer Please call
~ n Wt.f bdf6st
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1 ATNDRESS BY a first-class Protestant
l. aundress. who do French autng and pun.9s and
ioes u linen and shirts chir-n's CLOTHES Ha- Fo efrr
rncrs Van BIZ seen JACQUIN'S BUREAU, COZ itaaye.
OBJ 70.
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tparimcnls &, tlnfurnisbc0 Rooms 10 Cel

Aparlmcni5 6 tlnEnrnl31e0 hoohl5 70 II
An ELEGANT FLAT. all Improvements, at
4 So. $50 ith-aye.. inquire ton nat
MISERABLE. comfortable floors. four rooms,
different stories I'D SIG good ocaton-llth ana
!. m. Sis. adjoining 2dave. Apply 5o9 lZth-st
MISERABLE APARTMENTS of seven and
- en rooms French Flats on Fast l9i st. near 81 ave.
- rfef order an convrrrnccs and pleasant location. Rents
fr,ru e.0tO so. Apply 10 Janitor III 3l7
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5llnatlons DanIco-- Males.

A YOUNG MAN. aged Il, writing good
4 hand wishes a situation q shipping OF commission
bo-e Resides pnen- ami can furnish gond refer
enccs. Address H.. Box II. Tribune phce
A GENTLEMAN, who has had liberal educa-
q ff,r u urgent 81 employment RE mas no
aicsv. can n any position. except rcguar booAkeelng
.furr OF the highest order iu O.. eif iilr almost IRON
hi, boylood. Address r. j. Box o. Tribune once.
DI"TLER-Wanted by q Protestant man
ID situation butler private i1niy Best city refer
ence. cai address j. B lO@ west a'tl ~.
OOACHiAN or GROOM-Situation wanted a.
1 e,3rbfpau good rrrnccs from last place
Address COACnsAN 2i7 West 2eth-si.
COACHllAN and WAITER.-.Wanted stu
y luon cnnchuan and waiter Auui"7' " n i'' 'N'
Fast latnst, New YORK.
NOACHMAN.-A situation wanted by Prot
ssf,ut married man understands The care OF horses ana
carriages thornuehly. be seen al present employers
where he lived eight years. No 10 Wrst ttth-L
HOACHNAN aud GARDENER-A situation
wanted bv n young single man, A. eoachman ana gar
s.n.r Can mi himself useful on grhtleAhs
place Best references. T. DUFtf,-G West IvtfsI
DOACHfAN, GROOM and USEFUL, by an
Ameucau Protestant man. aged twenty four years win
d atious thorough gfoOm and good driver,
,n also p horses and Ia willing "a make Mus us. a
nv los 6thaye near 9th-st., CARPENTERS EMPLOY
MENT HOUSE.
EIREMAN-A situation wanted as fireman
capae ~ taking charge OF boiler; good references can
be given. Address FIREMAN, 2l1 West 2vthsI
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'VHE MANHATTAN BEACH HOTEL
Us DOW prepared make satisfactory arrangements for the
accumulation of families during september
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Gituati0us Uante0--Alales

Gituntious Wdnte1--A lGles
GENERAL sERVANT.-A German Protcs-
table ut door build lrs tend furnace anf ip G' n.A
houses best r.rguuienfi Apply j = ntlHN''
near GO --t. 40 CAHPfNTENS EMPLOY My L ltl, 81.
TTSEFUL.-A Coored young man wants sit
4 nation. country. FOR low wages can go lhtihi
and tomb amt Dee General u-rI. = Ni
GOOD re' a che PROTESTANT BO I-A ,i57 oaft'
doors above lost
ErSEFTL MANS SITUATION WANTED bv
u German Protestant Young man, aged TWEEN I," F,att
farm ana gal chores lou' Hds' good rttniA-
tlaoa. Apply pos 1iiave. near til-si. -
NVAIrER-By p Swede, irst-class and
very BEST ci,y references. Address Ir ra al 20 last 3'
So ERNST
XNAfTER.-A situation wanted by a first
" class 'r.rrn wairrr .a- hr-ttlf-- titt rr' 81
.le, t.i. is NJ October. ltr ON
lp,-aaron can ~ ue SWEDISH SERVANTS Agency.
EErAITER chlmbemaid. lauudress or first
class --a4-ffs. Swedish couple. age p aAn -,
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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-10-19
COLORADO.
Del Norte,s New Railroad

Del Norte, Oct. 1S.-The Del Norte
and Alamosa railroad company was
organized to-day by the election of w.
H. Van Gleason as president, Thos. p.
Medley as vice president, John L. Nc
Neil as treasurer and Henry Foote as
secretary, for the purpose of building a
road from Del Norte east thirty miles
to Alamosa, to connect with the Den
yer and Rio Grande, forming an un-
broken narrow-gauge connection with
Pueblo and Denver. Work will be
commenced Immediately and the road
completed by the time the Denver and
Rio Grande reaches Alamosa. The
extension of the Western Union tele-
graph, which has been prompted by
the enterprise of the citizens of Del
Norte, has been completed to Washing
ton Springs, half way across the San
Luis valley, and will reach Del Norte
in about fifteen days.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-10-19
IT'S ALL BOSH.
Is This Talk About a War
With Mexico
A Peaceful and Satisfactory Agreement
Nearly Perfected Between Uncle
Sam and Diaz.

Washington, Oct. 1S.-The rumors
of probable trouble with Mexico, or
any disposition to precipitate it, are
utterly sensational and baseless. The
failure of the projected movements for
the restoration of Lerdo makes the lat
ter event now extremely improbable.
Impelled by the necessity of having
some authority to deal with regarding
measures for securing peace on our
southern border, our government has
informally, but substantially come to
such an understanding with the Diaz
government as seems likely to result in
the early recognition of the latter by
the United States.
1t is understood that Mexico will
agree to the establishment of lines %
miles from the river on each side Of the
Rio Grande, the territory between
which, having an aggregate width of
so miles, shall be guarded by military
patrols of both nations, the troops of
either being permitted to go anywhere
within said lines on either side of the
river in pursuit of marauders, who,
when taken, shall be delivered over to
the judicial authorities of the territory
wherein their breaches of law and Or
der are committed.
1t is not probable that Mexico will
agree in set terms to Evart's de-
mand that Americans in that coun-
try shall be exempt from forced loans,
but as Mexico's Supreme court has de-
clared such exactions illegal, it is held
that reclamations can be successfully
made against the Mexican government,
to be allowed under the constitutional
provision against taking private prop
erty for public use without indemnity.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-10-19
CONGRESSIONAL.

The Doings of Day in the Senate.
Washington, Oct. 1s.-During the
morning hour several bills were intro
duced and referred.
A bill was introduced by Christiancy
to enlarge the jurisdiction of the Court
of Claims.
AT the expiration of the morning
hour the Senate resumed the consider
alton Of Thurman's resolution to have
the oath administered to Spafford, of
Louisiana, the pending question being
the substitute referring the credentials
to committee. The substitute was
agreed to and the credentials of Spaf-
ford were referred to the committee on
privileges and elections.
Davis, of Illinois, voted with the
Democrats.
A message was received from the
President, enclosing a report from the
Secretary of the Navy, referring to the
existing deficiencies in appropriations
for the navy. Referred.
Davis, of West Virginia, submitted
a resolution appointing special COM
mittee to investigate the alleged differ
ences, alterations, and discrepancies in
treasury reports. Davis explained that
he thought there were forced balances.
Ordered printed and tabled. Davis will
call it up early and submit remarks
thereon