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, 1877-05-10
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: THURSDAY. MAY TO- 1877.

days IN lieu OF paying the tine, 4 handsomely.
drtfeed woman entered the contt and bctoueht
English With 4 RntsAn accent. The Jastfcc raid
with smile that there VIVA no ute trytng Ia rtsiat
! woman Who appeared to be pleading for fellow
tnd IN confederation Of ths fact hns the prisoner
va eailot IN 4 strange country, he would remit
The hne and allow him TO 60 free: The woman was
10 the donr Of tbs pritou apartment To the psisdn.
er msnly.looktn9 tar IN fnll tsus'Ean uniform.
med!ateiv began 4 vjgoron. .ectuIe Ia ltusslan
on bts evil conduct. Tie atked who sht was. and
she replied, "The widow Of = Russian General. :"
silver Maltese cross. the centre OF which had been
wrought Into fbtcld. embossed with the Rnssian
eagle. and crossed with two ewords. II ssas worn
~ brooch. On seeing this evidence OF her rank
the sailor Frustrated himself before her. and kstr
the floor II her feet. she hastily raised MIN up
aato who she MA. abe politely replied that she waa
tho pr!sunsr'8 friend.
, 1877-05-10
cONNAUGHT's BALL.

The baclelors' ball given by II. n. II. tho puko
OF Counaught and tho Dachelofhood Of ireland on
tic 10Th Of April was not only success, bat
triumph. Nevertheless, It very nearly cost Dublln
her Exhibition Palace, seeing that Ornament aud
horal galazy Of tullc and such like gossamer ma.
tcsal over the entrance CORRIDOR which meant
10 be the great decorative attraction Of the even.
Ing, caught 6rs suddenly. and II required great
orRy on the part Of the officials not only to save the
festive properties In the dancing st:sug, and sup
per rooms, and thus mako a bali possiblc TINT
ntght, but even to rcscne the building ftsef. Three
Dakes-Connnught, Leinster, aud Marlborough
honorcd the dance with thelt presence; but tho
about were far mora numerous, md fully man.
iained tho prestIge OF Irish loyellness. Being
OF the English and Irish shirea. men and women.
were to bo seen thor, the latter, Lady
Florence Dixie, the Hon. Mss. Malone, AMI the
Hon. Mss. Candy.
, 1877-05-10
CURRENT GOSSIP.
THE SECRET Door.

THE SECRET DOOR.
rr.rt IL m tnncr, ecrfet portal OF tho Mind,
rhIeb closes In tho 1ln1iche OF fio1es there
t,idra Il from view, that nnught impure may ind
Thr suowy, yestA1 altar, with IT, incense rare.
x,,h,u tho outef courts, thoughts wander ~ they
will So.
r. have no secret barriers At their entsanes-door'
t,nwh fast each one the other, Ill tho courts they
I'LL
Nome fsr from comely, haIt, and lame, and blind,
md poor.
robadcn guests, unc1ean, not hathcd Il, purity.
rn.etlnR unwelcnmc, unlocked for, at tho ear.
from wsyaIdc hedges, or where e'ee their homo
may be, -.....
these thoughts. like the "Dca.h's head" At the
Joyous feast, appear.
aut IN thote outer courts aGuatdlsn Angel stands,
And Just beside The portal Of tho Minds "sweek
Ilonle:"
ia holds a sieve and balance IN bis hands.
And s.csnly weighs and sits nll thouEhea that
thlthef come.
And those ''found wanting " never can enter In
No, even Ia tho outer cuutts may they abide
npi src returned 10 Darkness and their fAther Sin,
children Of Sin, and OF 1mpurity. bis bride.
II ~ permit them, when found wanting, to 70.
main,
rbs Angel Will no longer guard the inner door,
lad they Wilt enter there, deface, and mar, and
eth{n-
n,ever will bc 'tIlollest OF Ilo!es" more.
LAURA DkxEp1cE CLAnK.
MILWAUKEE, April 27.
, 1877-05-10
A G1,lAN0En's HARD LUCK.

:.
An old farmer, down near Milwaukee, tnnda up
bis MUD that he'd havo to dabbse lhtlo In wheat
With tho rest OF tho boys. 80 ho sailed n operat.
ing through q commisslon house. His Judgment
led him 10 "go long" and he bought for June.
A few days nfteEward ea,aa tho war nrus, aud tbs
market began to bulge. 1t jumped up fast that Il
made tho old p,ans head swim. lie couldn't figure
fat enough to keep up with tho PROFITS; but bio
olhcr day 10 scttio up. itis astonishrent was un.
contFosble and he could hardly behave his
whcn ha found shut bte pfaGta amounted 10
AIi, 01v. OF couras he folt good. Said tho com.
mission. man, "lrs tho worst money you ever
made.1 :What DO you say that fort" askod ths
end n your lo4inx the $1,000 you started In with
was tho significant reply. The gid gentleman
looked sad but he put Tho &33, 600 In h!s pocket
iuYI tho salle.
, 1877-05-10

The year 1877 will bo noteworthy to Americans
for two things; !. yhe end Of tho War, ~ signal
lied BIZ thu withdrawal OF the troops from the last
Of tho Southern states; and 9. Tho s1u.rattcn Of
tho acwtng. machlne monopoly, Il 10 hard 10 do.
termino which ought 10 occasion tho nost tubils.
tion.-Dttyoit Hsgt.
Tho disappearauce Of tho negro question makes
It certain that the South will in fsw years he
broken 10 Into sections upon questions OF tArlna,
taxation. aud the like; and probably ths Union
will he strengthcnedbY alliances between NotkasEn
and Southern states upon all tue ordinary ssuos OF
politlcs.-l'all Nall 0a:kstt (London|.
Al compared with the Democratic Lestslatu.e
Which preceded It, the late Ohio Assembly has been
tho embodiment Of reform In it, highest and bsst
uenss, Now let ~ tako littte rest from State
politics. and, when golden October comes again.
march up 10 the polls and elect snothor Rspuo i.
lteau Legislature ~ tndustrous and honest ~ tho
last one.-C1smiana kodsF tRsp.).
Our advocacy Of Ar. Nandalls claims to the
Speaker rahlp o! the Iioaae Of Representatives bas
! been warm and sincere, but We had never sup.
upsed, when Our support was given 70 him, that
auy Virginia representative would bo In the delo.
There sEs indications that po!ut to tho Hon. john
| Goods a. ptob4bls candidate. Should he y.
We. Of course, viii give hin ths ptetaEsnse and do
w trsn S.n To- .ss1eS a
The Des Aolues Rfg4sttr IL growing bitterly hos..
10 aks Il appear that the Repuhl!eaae Of ~ stats
quotes ,afgsly foia tas papcrsi but II II. selse
lions afe Ill Harbled llks that taken from ths Gd.
our opiaion regarding Tho Southern situation. ye,
| va Il thu sAa,a time give Mhatws beIlsss u the
general sentiment Of shY RsDuei!saat o. tais sss'
wssa u TO ~: oal desane: ~
tiUps uull sueh time = thorough tsat proves hi
plan failure. Thls tho R<qtsitF doss not Etptiut
doing u m injustice. .-lH<te UAtoa ifa.) 0aztsti
tRtp).
The tDca Moiueg] Rtqs.ttr seems constantly try
ing to make u appeae That ths Iowa pEsss y prsg
Ideally INIT In Axrce opposition 70 t6a President
| noI,c1, ThIs Il not tho case st Ill. The Nspub
iIeao dA!lJ papers II lows s,s lae DuhuSas 3!mxs H
Muscssino Journaj. lho Burlington Haukeyt, sh
dar Hantds Rtyub2eaa ths Iowa City Ktp41ilean
81 D.: Aeas' Rs., shs ns5;salltosa sas s
siou1 City Jouraal. Or thesc... ~
RsauaVs asn%' nj Tho o4 Ga't y sh' uss.il a5sa
lowu ILAs., Cedar Rapids Rtgut9tsaa, coanei
Hlu1s Nosparsis, snd Sioux CITY journal. ~
, 1877-05-10
sOLoMoN's JUDGMENT.

During tho trial OF the celebrated Leavenworth
baby case, in which two women claim 10 have Etv-
en- birth 10 the same child. OF the lawyers. In
the courao Of bis remarks pointed 10 tho painting
OF Solomon ordering Tho chlld to be severed In
halves and divided hctWccn tho two women. Ills
scriplural knowledge being sunll. he alluded to
rlats instead Of Solomon. Tho opposing couneGl,
supporting he knew all about Il, inatan.ly jumped
iHs that tic order was By CrAar and not Pilate.
After heated discussion they agseed TO enve II
to The Judge. Ills Honor decided that both the At
torncys wefe talking upon q subject foreign to
iher knowledge, aud. pointing 70 tho painting.
satd 1t WAS intended to represent 1lsrod, and not
lei as settled, and proceeded with tho case.
, 1877-05-10
SHIPS.

Timely spring news-thp rise fnAouFs.
Arksnsas has cool winters and lot Springs.
-.whsrs in nnmol" About tyonty.scvon let
t.rs, If its Russian namc.-Doatn Poaf.
VII, IL 4 man lifting a!de Of basou OF hook to
be pltled1 Dccauae he's poor osatlfo (porS'
1eacher)..
What tho Prince OF Wales REMARKED 10 bis Royal
mother IN regard to tho Eastern a0o'slon' 40
si.,,ear.o,a" Mamma. What r. tx!n. ?, nsde d.
that cannibals may cat philopenas. !
soak,ns the bait in whtaky i.Ansx ashlug de-.
rice. sMIdgkins REMARKS that Tho ID way wAA 10
soak thu fisherman 10 the same llQu1'
aetrcsh!ngly cool-A Tara: sta;s.robaer hss
Sns s" Il sis' Ii ;s'tsst ~ victims. 70 defcnd n.
Tho King Of Holland has offered {! send ~ 900
tutips 10 the Paris Expedition u lsH its VIII a.
so.eud soma Of his ata to keep tho alwo lips moist
The OH City D:r4st man "a says' nThs S'nad slowsst
e. Z Sf!s :; +: vs'sh g ass IL i
t!ndipgtt up" "
Tho No,. "Adlrondaek" Mar,ay propoes to
publish In American novel without woman Or
Shlla 1t. but don't think It viii cel1bata ect1ef
90 that secQunt.
Hundreds Of young doctors, 1t l. rnmore9 ato
sppIying tor positlons o. surgeons In tho TAtksh
army. This e, Indeed, help for Russia from ~
unexpected source.
nw.s In one OF London's tsaurponttne thea Tres
hat the sssr famous cfitism WA delivered hl
sws4p In tho gallery; Va don't sxpcx grammar,
I'D Y don't s1psx h.e'1ns' hut 1s' might 'n' yer
Acolored preacher In Alsbama puts hi foot gu
excessive bFlbery at elections. and ct1shcs y!
s'Dts ting" hs says, sob gtttl,s . hrqifea doI.
lafs for vote il Ill wrong. Ten do!laf9ss ~ mach
Military movements eontinne activo bver In tho
EasL One section OF a KuAsia n ucnffsfs naMe
va poniooned scto*s the Darubs yes4fdey. aaa !!
, 1877-05-10
ITEMS FROM. ELGlN.

6pSt1H LNs7Gtb0h01HtS U ING T FsoHH<+
ELoir, Ill.,, Nay 9.-The South Etgln Creamery
10 now receiving and manufacturing into butter and
eheese 30, 600 pounds of milk per day.
The Elg!n Condcnstng Factory han shut down
until tbs lat Of June for stpa!rs- Nearly all OF
the patrons OF that Institution take their milk
10 &. A.. Tent 4 Co. = South ElKin factory.
The Etgtn CITY Council ha4 recently reduced the
and. the members rsfuttng 70 act under the re-
daced attary, The Department hss been wholly "a.
organized with new member, ex-MaIor Barclay
taking the position Of Chief Engineer.
A crew Of NYpsics have been campcd foI several
days past IN tho woods aoopt halfway betweef
EtZtn ana South ElR,n. They hayo been creating
Of both ptscea BY revealing 10 them their futur'
dcttlQles.
, 1877-05-10
LIKED TO WAHZ.

dxSAta CaystypoadtSsf AtsD |aTk Sur.
Tfa' pspeEa OF your city last wefk gave accounts
Of tho exploits Of Z Ar. Cott!sr Isho waltxrd sos
I've conuxcutve h1ura. rAM performance WAS
eqpAlsd: u not excelle4, In Hpd{4 forty years ago
by bliad .krl named Lens 6ehmkt. A. that ttaas
. military fosca MES stationed bsss under Geu.
Beott 10 HlI.h WA added ops Fflment Of N !lltia.
HaAst Col, ,A;AsJe. tnstsdiayh1 ssupAoiss ol
, 1877-05-10
WARDS ApOTTlEOSIS.

An American GtIhnstef has been honorcd With
niche In the Chinese Pantheon. 1t 10 Ward.
,.rzeious soldier Of fortune anA q most unsceen.
snic scamp. 11c Was ona Of Walkers COMPANIONS
ia sonora and Nicaragua. aud carried free laneo
ae,oss the rac!hc. On the Chsncaa coast hc orGsn-
lied band OF frcchooters, and WAS hunted down
nv The british marines. The prestige Of tho I'M
ptr3al Government had been destroyed In tho war
With Great britain, ana China was rent asnndcr py
tbe great TAPPING rebellion. Tho insurgents were
wtll orgnnixcd and their military operations had
seen remarkably successful. Tho Imperial Govern
u,nt adopted the desperate c1pcdicnt OF hiring
force Of foreign eoldlers under promises OF high
p.y tnd rapid promotion. Ward accepted tho
command uf t!l!s troop Of adventurcrs and hire
llnet, and took tho field neanst tho insur9cnts.
m s9S1;s sS, efs and %s IL To's
several cites whie tho rebels had taken, and By
series Of brilliant movements put the ensmy to
Tte.k!e, rer Stnspo, In the autumn Of 1SGs, he
ws. mortally wounded BY. q. musket ball. Tho
Imperial ad S. SS b5d npon sea @
viii hls l.fe hls devotion 70 its .osylcc,. y
seeleed = him tug highest posstlan0sa: osnM =.
eiSei neado his W grave 1 Tha who Was 10
II s sa ns.a ss, ts sfGE ss E s
.nd ear'y In March of this year tho shrine was d'd
'aec The n.,cp, williams, who conducted the hcro.e
deteare or Karr in 1b6b. 1aa randc Dason and
seut 10 Parliament; tho mcscurial Hobart, who las
tcoryanlzcd tho Turkish nary. fs Admiral Of tho
feet; hut the luck!est of all soldiers Of fotnne
ftom Thrscus to Col. Valentine HRkrr Ia dlltHstor
Tanl. HIS tainted character, hla merunary
motives, and hIs Erase'c.s, ''fe have ~!
~ ,s", . miahty deiivefsr md aisias warrior;
The votive pius aMi pastry have been offered
ia tho sanctuary, and thu dead nuyent1fcF haa
been Worahipcd. The Crfars were dfyiln while
tScJ i!ved; tic sacred arc was carried bsto them;
snd every mark Of homage vas paid f1 them oat
tssse4ty; s the Romans i!ono1cd tho 1ve sods, but
ett the dead ones to look ont fot ihemsely'ss: =.
Ward has faEcl better: he was well paid d1EIng IRE
tnd canonized after death, and hts title to anug
place In the Ch,nese Pantheon "a clcnr. ,...r
The latest lea Of TUG ss!anghai papers acaGfa0o
fea.kablo religious pilgrimage to the ntw shrine.
customs cruiKet conveyed tho Tae.:nl and his
ftirnds up. tho 1luan4-pu 70 ssng. At1ng,
pNality. The divino 1li6u.ter bag been az ar
, 1877-05-10

An@ 49," N~
Some
one
HES lately peRun
TO stArt
New party.
Which. when 1t u done.
u EoinR 10 smash
Into eternal crash
All other parties under the suHs
Hhl2s.
NiKn, :
rlEe.eatlng Nebs.
TEhmps.
sshmpa.
Hecous&r1cted confct4,
Hot AhollttoniAts.
Raw prohthtlloAists. .,-
labot.KefofrneEa, frantic Protectlontsta,
A pair Of
HiXh.taEiH
Old Nhtg fesurrecdontsts,
All Ihs old Rcd&rn!tats,
uuttet.and breadallAtA
Wild dannexhttonssts,
EMapt1pstt0ntAtA,
I'exaA saBxcrs.
Suspicious stEaHKefs,
llunots OEsnge.s,
Temperance sR,tstors.
SOFT. voiced tone!l,atorb,
brutser1,
enookers,
, 1877-05-10
HOW TO WIN A D1voncE-su1T.

at. Louis Globe. Democrat.
Tho following skeleton Of an argument WAS
found on table In the Circuit Courtroom, sup
posed to have been left BY distingutshcd legal
lumtnarJ engaged In u recent divorce ease:
l. Importance Of the case.
2. Tho parties; their great dignity.
3. The great questions Of our modern civillEa.
ton; the rights OF husband nnL wifs, their duties
to each other.
4. The marriage vow; It's Bacredncss,
&. Touch up tho Court ca tho solemn duty I'm
posed upon It In tearing from Tho husband the
property which God gave h,nl tito 10, viz. the
body. soul, aud affections Of his wife.
q. E1coristo tho wife. picture the wrongs Of the
husband; 1noye tho Court to tears III posi- biol {;
quite from Milton: " Till Iyuen brought in loye:
delighted hour, there dwclt ny joJ ln Eden's rosy
bower" etc. tnot sure about that being from Nil.
ton. may bc from Pops or Walt Whitman; bat no
mattcr); cite author!ties-Green'eaf. Bishop, and
81 Mo.
pcro,ation; overcome with emotion. glass Of
winter to be hauded; handkerchief to be ptrfnmed:
10 haye IN swailoW.tail cost; apostropho to Jus
ttcE.
, 1877-05-10

EUENT1EF REAL E%T1TI.t
L a desirable rrsihentf on Maln'st.. four squares
fTo ta Ssnf @ rrn M
G.!ek barn. o atat rpda with ssrf.m Of rster Ea
clan properly IN tow1 At RriCes u M!t the
times. Addfrks ~. X. GARDNER. Wabash. Ind. or
j. &. DAVIS, KsRmaloo. Nlch
ron sALE-s4o ACRES or 0fvERNMENT LAND,
iHO acres 10 be Heated: Make me an Discs. ~
, 1877-05-10

TAsU PAIp foR BOOK Es-&AsH IN YOUR HAND.
EoQd TOO h LII 1lH 43s bs!32 t1 prices CliAPl43
Cheap Doux IeuAe. corner ss@ s@k'n aad DcAtbofu,tts
/ mn GOOD Bt50KK all KINDS, IKcg,vED
GuDRBT, - South CiAfk'2t
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-09

During the consideration, in confer
-4ncc, Of the army appropriation bill,
General w. T. Sherman was present by
inyitation, and listened very attcntively
to the debatcs thorcnpon. The general
regarded the house amendnisn. a. an en-
croschment upon the constitutional pre-
rogativs Of the president. and so express.
I'd himself, Insisting that the honor and
integrity Of the executive should be nm
General Sherman thinks
Chat the failure to pass the appropriation
bill Will work no detrimeut to the army
as the appropriation for the present dscal
year will last till June 3oth, and thinks
that in the meanwhile, some time in May
an extra session Of congress will in al
probability be called
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-09
xoyELrI.s.
Committee Chairmanships.

Washington, March The chair
manships Of the new senate commit
tees, rs arranged by The republican
caucus committee for approval bv
the caucus tomorrow, arc as fo'lowt.
Finance, Mr.. Morrill,.
Appropriations, Mr.. Window.
Elections, Mr. Morton.
Foreign Affairs, Mr.. Cameron, Of
Pennsylvania.
Commerce, Mr.. Conkiing.
Manufactures, Nr. Booth.
Agriculture, NJ. Paddock.
Military, Mr.. Spencer
Naval, Mr.. Sargent.
|! judiciary, Mr.. Ednunds.
Postoil;ee, Mr.. Hamlin.
Public Lauds, Ar. Oglesby.
Priva:e Land Claims, alr. Thur
man.
Indian, Mr.. Allison.
Pension, Mr.. Ingalls,.
Claims, Mr.. Dawes.
DISTRICT Of Columbia, Mr. Dorsey
/ Patents, Mr.. Wadleigh.
Territories, Mr.. Christiuncy.
i ltaii'rloeas, Alr. Mitchell.
Mines, Mr.. Sharon. ;,
Education, Ar. Patterson.
i Accounts of the Senate, Me. Jonc.
Rules, Nj. Ferry.
| Printing, Mr. Anthony.
i Litsarv, Mr.. Howe,
! Public Buildings and Grounds, Ar
Mcmillan.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-09

Senator Blaine, after reading to the
senate Gov. Chamberlain despatch in
whiels he stated that he had been asked
hy Stanley Matthews to resign, spoke
yifis u'rsl NJ follows:
:! ask mian has been. doing the whis-
l,cring in the corridors and ,he amwer
eolncs from Columbia. Is there any SEN
stuf ON this a06f who desires to stand
seonsor fos that dispatch O for the policy
i, coversl Is there any senator here who
proposes to abandon the remnant that is
left of the republican party between the
spotomac aud Hio Grandc ard consent
shat 1t shall go dows fH. the public
good, as Mr.. Stanley MATHEWS puts its
4 am not ready f,r that. 1 do not pro-
Jusc either at tAs hesa- as 1E- a6tanley
Matthews or Mr. Evafts TO say the pub
tic good reqnifcs the remnant Of brave
men whe haze, borne the flag and the
i,rssaa of battle in the southern states
against persecuNons unparalleled i'll this
country, si1siI retire for tho public good.
i am here to do battle With ans enc in
my humble way who espouses that poll
cy.a NY :ilzr gage apwn for any seps-
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-09

Richard W. Thompson, secretary of
the navy, is native Of Virginia, but now
resides in Terre Haute, Indiana. He is
a lawyer and haai bees prominently be.
fore the people Of that q ~, having served
one term y lieutenant governor and one
term - member Of congrsss. He has
been threo times . presidential elector
and prominent member of presidential
conventions. He is, seventy-eigh. year,
OF age.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-09
Postmaster General David ". Key is

Postmaster General Dsvia NJ. Key /. !.
native East Tennesseean, and was in 1875
appointed senator to fill the vacancy
caused by the death Of Andrew johnson.
In the recent election of United States
senator h received the support Of the
republicans and liberal democrats in The
legislature. He was defeated, many dem
ocrats voting against him because Of his
speech in the senate denouncipg tho
Cronin fraud. He commanded confed-
crate regiment during the war, and at
the close Of the war returned to his law
office at Greenvii.e. In the presidential
canvass it is said he supported the repub-
licsnz candidate
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-09
Ordinance No.70.

An or finance pros; dns ior gls election OF ci,,
jasiice Of he pesce.
BE u orddisei BY he seyat and coaacis ef the
CJtg of iGrkfon:
sk,1Ios | III re shs he elected Nj each an
,nasl election. itpm Tie qaalined voter, o The
city Of fauk on, cits .usiice oi the p,tcr, wac
.hAll have esclssre Jurisdiction q ny aii Of.
fence. against the otdit nncc-s OF fhe ttfy. Afi
shai! have ,nch other jnrisdiciion as has been or
may be conarned by faw.
SEC. :. The city justice of',he peace ahAT hold
ais Office tOs the term Of year. and until his
successor II elected aud qnAllhed snn he eha.l
before entering upon the unties OF his ofce II .
ssch oath and give such bond as 10 now required
of the city Ias,lc Of tho peace usder he rrosis-
ions Of Il e .hartrr and ord anees Of the CITY.
SEC. .. all ofdinnnres relating TO city jurtiee
OF tbs pcacs. not In com Ct With The p!ost.tona
Of this ord n nee are hereby eoat.rned iniall
fore and efiAet.
sEc. 1. This ordin., &C shal Ike tfe,t and
be in fore rom aud af.er Us pnsssge and APP
proya'.
4. Y. WHITE,
approved March 5. ls,,.. thy Clerk.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-09
For stomacha out OF Order.

No medicine wtil 10 e6ectuslly improve ths
tone Of The stomach ~ these pills; they remove
All astdiiy occasiUned cttt,sr BY in,s0psssAcs OF
improper diet. Thsy Kesch the liver And reduce
Il 10 hsafthY srtfun they are wonderfully en-.
rAcious Iafases Of spasm--in test they ssvet fati
In curing al disorders ot tho liver and stomach.
I ROLLOWAY'sR PILLS are The best known In
the world for the following d,seasss: Agus.
Asthma, Bilioua Complaints, Hioichss ON the
Skin, Bo~eie, Consumption, Debility, Dropsy,
Dysenhsy. erystpelS.. Femals irreEalartiics,
Feyers OF all xinSs. EIts, Iout, IsSt9thr. tndt-
gpstion, In6amAtion, jAundice, Liver posattsi4 :,
Lumbago, Piiss, khsamatlsm, Retention Of the
stone or Gravel, Tic. DofoureAnx, Tumorr, Cieers
Worms Of W kinde, Weakpess frnu any eanre
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-09

Assis.an, secretary of the TREASURY
conant. has giyen notice that ,lte primer
pal ana accrued interest If the bonds
known ~ fiye-t~cnty bonds OF the act Of
March 3, 1865. dalcd November 0, 1865,
will he paid at the treasury Of the Uni
ted States. on and after ths ?s.h day Of
May, 1877, and interest on The. bonds
will cease on that day.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-09

Gen. Dcycns, attorney general, Is a
lawyer and resident Of Worcester,
Massachusetts. He entered the military
seryice early, and mudo very brillisn,
record in the army Of the Potomac. lie
lost limb in the service. Since the war
he has been most Of the time on the
bench, ahd is now member Of the su.
rrcme court Of the state.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-09

yice President Wheeler will be taken
into the presidents councils as freely rs
if he were cabiaet officer. He will
have control Of the patronage also to
such an extent as he can wisely distribute
il In the public interest.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-09

The Washington Republican Of The
ish inst. coatains notice Of The coniir
nation OF Henry Eepcrsnn; of La Cros- e
Wisconsin, as surveyor general Of Dako.
IA territory,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-09
IAPQRTANT CAUTION.

None are genuine un!e,s the signature OF J,
nArDocx. As Agent for the Tniied Statss. sIy
rounds each box OF p lis and Ointment. Ahapd-
some rea Ard Will be giycn 10 any ono feiidArtnx
sgsh h iptormalion as.xill lead to the detection u
any psriT es pay yiies1onnieFfci,Ing the medicine
or vending MS sss.e, Eaov!ns them 10 be- RI.
oue.
= .eaold al the mAnuiactory Of Profescor Hot
LowAr i Co., New York. and by all r.fptclable
drrg.ists anu dealers In medicine throughout
he civilized world, the boxes al % esn,seGa els
apd one dollar each.
~ rhers. Il oopsiderat.s saving by taking the
larger Ei4bS.
\. B.--btra.tions t,r ihe gatdsnss Of patient.
insvery Disorder are a.sixed TO each box.
oHce 10 Liberty St, New York.
- u-dnc7-wdeciliy
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-09

The annual reprtof The Union Pacific
road recnmmcnay the construction Of y
line 70 the Black Hills and ,usg.sts that
one hundred miles be put INTO operation
this year.