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Rsnmsn Bysr6, and Frsncenia Lesvitt. Phadslphis:
level. k(npsou. de- for Bath: ~
PsOviDkNCE Aur s-sAiIed. senrs Maria Adelaide.
Ksst xor6lK; ASsl Parker Dsas: Colder Eagle Ks-
Cullen. Mlivile, NJ: Helen Mar. Duncan; Rev John
Fletcher Nehols: Allen Quincy. Quincy: brsnsrd
Spencer. " W1soa. McDaid: Boston NickerSon Trim
rssis. srrasus. New Yorx Palladium Ryder do mot
FAwTUcKEr. Aug s-Arvsd. schr Fred Tyler. Tsrri,
ssiisd-sshrs Imossss Dvsrsy Candy and Surge. Doug
RICHMOND. Aug s-Arrivsd steamer wysaoke. Couch.
s.iied-sehrs z Masse Mssss. Boston; N Byard
RocKLxND. Aug 5-Arrvedt schr sardiuisu He'Ssook.
Sailed 3D. sehrs RI Kssnsy Parr New York 4th Olive,
VIM McLoon. Rogers do 5th. Calista, Whitten. do
San FRANCISCO Aug 2-clsared bark harvest Home.
SETTLE Aug 2-ssled. bark Lissis wiHisus. Rssa
SoMETSET, Aug Arrived schrs wild Pigeon. Bray,
Phldspha ohm Price. Horace. Rondout Dorstts Kahn.
sailed-schrs Mary Matt Barker. New York: smith,
sthExrrived schrs " Godfrey Batcheldsr aud Curtis
Tilton. Sheppard. Philadelphia
sailsd--schrs Phillips. Howell. and Apologize,
sss~ssilsd scSr Louise Rsshburu crows Pbnsdsl-
'sToNINGrON, Augs-A Arrived. schr Richard Law. Raw
kins Providence tor New York land sailed.
.TARPAULIN COVE. Aug 6-Arrvcd. schr Jonas Smith,
Christian Boston for Savannah.
WILMINGTON. Nc. Aug s-C1esred. schr Henristss
w.RRHAM. Aug o-ssiled. schrs Elm City, Kidd New
York: Ada Herbert Allen. dol Addie L Perkins. Thomp
WESTERLY, Aug 9-Ssiled. schrs Hamburg. Westcott
New York: Il A Cheseboro. Robinson. do.
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SAILED.

steamers city OF alias for Fcrnanalna, Nc: Aibemarle
Icwes Del brks Elizabeth Ger. Bremen Koiga tGcr)
Sydney. NSW. f.os Aus. Lcghnrn; Runeberg tNor)
nl ,'armra utan. Trieste; Crono tArsj. Queenstown
or Falmouth: rys Medium tBr) galway. American Eagle
Isio Janciro; Georgc Harris -; schrs Alta Cole,
Caricnns: Frances Georgetown. SC.
Also sailed Barbafy u,r, Tor Avonmouth &c
Fggs DAM Gibraltar; brig Otbelo (Norl. Lubec;
schr Cha RAYMOND.
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A MISPLACED SWITCH.

BOSTON, August 10, 1871
Pullman train on the Eastern Railroad was thrown
from the track tonight at Seabrook by misplaced
switch. No injured.
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CAPTAIN JAMES poRLANp.

The death OF James Borland, Of the firm OF James
Borland Il Co., shipowners, announced on tho
Mercantile Exchange yesterday. The deceased, who
his sixty It'll year. one oil the Oldest ship
masters III the port and about twoniy years ago com
mandcd The weknown packet snip Sandnsky. which
Is still running. The deceased was highly esteemed
by the mercantile community
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AUGUST 10. 1877.
ARRIVALS.
REPORrED BY THE herald STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHIrEsTONE TELEGRAPH LINE.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHIrEsTONE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamer Denmark tBr,. Williams Tendon July %, with
%ss AND Ss ss n u II" p
passage and dense oss on nearing tho coast Avg g. lat
day oak ssass w, sn %
Steamer Nectar t:sr. Wiiissrod. Bremen July %
osSS. Co.. lad Ugh. va..Ss Winds ana aas ~s.shsf
~ Tho n b ss fog With ma.. to tho
steamer Ee Knight Mccreery philadelphia with mdse
ship Mosse Boston Aug IL ballast .t 20 70
bark svrcn Berner CNor) Petersen Gloucester IS days,
Bark Warden Law Cof sunderland. Lowery. Havana 10
brg Enrics Aus. frwmn. Liverpool ~ days. with coal
schr Katie Collins Mathews. Savannah days. with um
Der to order; vessel 70 Master =.
with lumber Dodge. Briggs Coz vessel to Warren
s'hr Paugnsset rngersol: Georgetown, Sc days. with
shingles to order: vrssc . to D. marlon. Co.
schr james vedren. avirier, Virginia
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer City OF pitehDurs. Springer, New Bedford for
rchr riverside tBr, Price st John NIB for New York.
se Tsunc o New York.
srhr Potter Hooper, bradbury Providence for Haver-
straw.
schr Effort, Davis Providence for New York.
Schr Vermnda, Pond. Providence for New York.
schr Is II oolsey. Trrel Providence Tor New York.
schr Fashion, Carnerry. Provtencs tor New York.
Schr Liberty. NTH. Norwich for New York.
Schr Sunbc an. Robinson Sew Haven for New York.
Schr Rem, Miller New Haven New York
scl,r l. !! Itch, Kcse ', Hartford for New ork.
schr VIM Young, Young Port Jefferson for New York
BOUND EAST.
Steamer ortes freeman New York for Halifax Ms and
St Johns. NJ.
Steamer Abatross. Davis, New YORK for Fall River.
Steamer Delaware. Smith. New York Tor Norwich
IN
Norwich.
brig Helen u. Knowles. New York for London. T.
Brig stewart (rl, Crane New York for Yigo, spain.
schr ) |. Grossly .tBr,, Grossly, new Tor Windsor
Schr Olive Branch. smith. New York FOR Esstport.
Sctr Mile Frank. Edwards. New York Tor East port
Schr swallow. Powell, New YORK for Calais.
Schr Enterprise Mcneli New York Millbrdge, Nc.
Schr OdeIi Winslow. New York for Belfast
Srhr l. HaIlowell. liryant. New YORK Tor NschiaS
Schr silver spray, Cook, New York tor MachIas.
Schr Fannie Il I'D tn. .arett. New York tor ioston.
Schr = bilsnor Sylvester. New York for Salem
Schr Island tty. AIcn. Now YORK tor Gloncester Mass
Schr James w oolcy. Woocy New iork for New London
Schr Doiphin. Young NrwYork for Hatton's Bay
Schr White Rock ,aerty. New York Tor Bird seport,
Schr Senator Grimes. Clark, Hobokcn for Calais.
Schr Harriet Lewis Freeman Newburg for East Green
wch.
schr Ebcn Fisher. Roy nolds Newburg for Boston,
Schr j Terry. Erison Havrrstraw Tor Providence.
Schr ChAs Upton, Upton Port johnson for Boston,
Schr Minquas Phillips Anboy FOR Providence.
Schr > Tyler, Hart, hmboy Tor Providence.
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DESTRUCTIVE HAIL STORM.

OTTAWA, Out, August 10, 1877.
A hail storm passed over Gloucester township last
night completely destroying the crops. Some Of tho
hail stones weighed three ounces
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OBITUARY.

LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR RUsHwoRrH OF IA
MAICA.
despatch from Kingston, Jamaica, via Havana,
reports that Lieutenant Governor Rushworth Of ia
maca died on Thursday Of yellow fever
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GULF or rArKAs. onxkcx-L IGnr on CARE pApAs
WHALEMEN.

Arrived at Fsrnaudisa Aug 6, schr Chas Thompson
Leach OF Provncetown from cruise. With 40 bbs oil.
Sailed from New Bedford Aag ship Horato Grant, Pa
rih
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HIT WITH A HAMMER.

Average temperature yesterday. 'I5s
wear 's.'' 7s,.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes In the
temperature for the past twcntyiour hours IN COM
parson with the corresponding date OF last year, as
indicated by the thermometer at Hudnups pharmacy,
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DRAMATIC NOTE.

"Poor 10" will DO played at to-days matinee at the
Union Square, and this evening for the las, time, With
Miss Mary Cary In the title role.
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TO OWN HOME is DUTY THAT EVERY MAN
OWES TO HIS FAMILY. EVEN rHE BIRDS OF THE
AIR AND BEASTS OF THE FIELD INsrINcrrvELY
BUILD HOMES FOR THEMSELVES AND THEIR
.oEFsrKINa TO MANS INGENUITY ALONE HAS
FALLEN THE TASK OF ERECTING RIsKsoME
CONTEMPLATING DEATH BREEDING. SOUL DE.
srRoYINa STRUCTURES, IN WHICH TO PACE
HELPLESS wOMEN AND GAsPING CHILDREN To
NEW YORK CITY BELONG, sUPRKMELY THE DIS.
GRACE OF THE INFAMOUS AND TERRIBLE rENE.
MENr HOUSE SYSTEM. ONE THAT CURSES EVERY
INCH OF LAND 1T OCCUPIES AND THAT ONLY
RAPID TRANSIT CAN DESTROY. NO OTHER CITY IN
THE WORLD HAS ATTEMPTED ITS INTRODUCTION.
THE ONLY CURE is IN THE DISPERSION OF
THE MULTITUDE OF SUFFERERS AND THEIR 10.
CATION AMID THE PURE AIR OF rHB HILLS AMI
DALEs IN THE IMMEDIATE SUBURBS TO ENABLE
MEN TO BE INDEPENDENT AND DIG lifted Ac
coRDIXa TO THEIR TRUE NATURES AND NOT
DECEASED AND ENERvArED BY AN UNNATURAL
EXISTENCE AND DAILY CONTACT WITH vIcE AND
DEGRADATION. WE HAVE FOR YEARS INVITED
x8cHANIcs AND woRKIN,sMEN TO SEEK sUBJR-
BAN HOMES THOUSANDS HAVE EMBRACED OUR
OFFERS. WHILE THOUSANDS OF orHERS. roo
sHoRrsIGHrED AND NEEDLESS. HAVE CARE
LEssLY
LOST THEIR MONEY
IN UNSAFE
50 MANY or XA49a fs ASs 1s 1s1o sAHh
GIVE SECURITY FOR rfiE MONEY THEY kECEIvk
HAVE YOU MONEY
HAVE Yor ANY SECURITY THAT IT rs SAFE OR
THAT r. WILL BE MT FAIL I,v A s,I,, wiNTHR
BANKsi WOULD II not b. BETTER 70 WITH:
DRAW PAKr Of 1T, iT a, At hEAST AMP INVEST ~
THIS NATTER. COME. VISIT THIS PROPRRrY AND
JUDGE FOR YOURSELF.
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YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &c.
a STEAMSHIPS. STEAMBOATS, STEAM YACHTS
"A .Tugs freight propeers Ferryboats &C.. for sale BY
FREDERICK @. SCHMIDT. south William ST.
WANTED-A FoUH-OA SHE'LL IN GOOD Or
" der Pcase wre lowest cash price. Address box lS4
Herald Office. .,f.-.-+'
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Sun sss AND MOO. os . nsa -Ars s1e 10 q
Sun sets. .....-.... 03 Sandy Hook... ..evs 0 80
Noon scts. eve % he. Oate.... morn IL 06
HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS
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PORT OF NEW YORK. AUG. 10. 1877.

Fresh. tGentle.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

HolvnRAp. Aug 10. fM-Wind WNW. gentle.
PLYMOUTH. Aug 10, PM-Wind NV, moderate
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-15

New Ysrx NaSkss.
New York, March Is.
WHRAT-Dall; No. :, Chicago 1 90; No. D.
Milwaukee ! Az.
coRE-Flr.; new mixed western, ,s4assn old
do, sS1ss.
OATS ss..d,: ml1.a -..,.r. and state, ..
0Ss.
FORK Heavy at IL se0ll7s
LARD Heavy at sss. ~
WHBKY-fll. ss'
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Hsw cssasnaat,sna

Tho rcsignstion Of John sherman,
q United States senator, VS. roceiv-
Cd By Gov. Young Monday aud sent
70 the general assembly.
Gov. H.rtrauft officially notifie I
The seeate and house Monday eveaing
Of Simon Cam-ron's resignation Of
the position Of Usited States senator. :.
A yienns correspondent Of the
News reports thst aFbttdy ol Persiaus
have devasted pxft Of the province Of
Bagdad and carried oG 10000 sheep.
Stanley, writing to the DAily Tclc-
graph from Ujiji. August ID, 1876,
announces that he has completely sur
veyed lake Tanganjka.
A London dispatch anaounoes the
death OF Baroness Nathaniel Mayer de
Rothohild.
| The Spanish press do not like the
selection Of Secretaries Evarts and
Schurz The fear that belligerent
rights will be allowed the struggling
Cubans.
A New Orleans special gives the
latest Of the situation in Louisiana.
One item 10 the fact that Black
League is organizing for protection
against the bandits.
An Egyptian mao-of. var which
was cruising in the gulf Of Suez to
break up the slave trafio, took Gre II
sea aud wss entirely destroyed.
There were 420 men on board Of
whom 100 were saveds--
The Exchange badk OF CAnandai-
gua, N. Y, has failed, with liabilities
1t 1140.O 900 to $500, 600. Tho assets
are no. over s7O,oo to 500, 900.
The Times Belgrade dispatch says
reports reach Belgrade through usual
y trustworthy chsnnels relative to
immense afmamcnts iii the interior Of
Russia. It is asserted that ! ,Oo0, 900
men will be in arms by the 10th Of
March. 1t is supposed that Russia
has other purposes besides an attack
on Turkey.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-15
slow rloGsrss.

St. Petersburg March l5-It il
semi-of'ci4lly stated that tho allow
proGrsss Of peace negotiations be-
tween the Porte and Montenegro is
observed with much tegre. in po-
-litiesl circles here. Montenegro I'd.
here's to decision Of the conference.
The Porte however viii not permi,
the unfettered return Of Herzegovi.
n'sa and refugees from Montenegro.
He has not consented 10 the territor.
ial oessions demaoded by Montenegro
or made any counter proposals..
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-15
DISTRICT MARSHAL.

Fred Douglas Viii be appointed
marshal Of the distric. Of columbia, :
position. worth from slo,0 600 to ela,
0Ooayear. Already several applicants
for positions have been made 10
Douglas, and not . few Of the appli-
cants are white persons.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-15

sN,..t,.
OAieaeo. March is.
WHEAr-Firn and . skads higher; 2a1 for
cash; asX for April; is,K for Nay.
CORN-Eirmst; sok for cash; ~ for Nay.
OATS Firnsr; 3aS for cash; IS for Nay.
1YE-UnehAngsd.
DAklIY-TiYnsr at "a
f P0RK-rirn, active and higher; is 37,s for
eAsh; ~ % for April.
LARD-Firm asd higher; . o7H for cash: ~,
fos April.
WUsKY-lM.
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- - = - -
AaxlcAA nArrnss.
Cay q Menioo E.ssh Is The cen.
ate has been igsored by ihe provision
q Govasnusa - vAo shaxs declared
.h.s - Il ~ creating
The ss6aas vss sotssd ~ Lcsdo Into
Appoissjl6 Me ssisSads. Di.,howeve
prosiees % observe ~ constitution
'vhaR--aok ia ia 4 ttenoarsaient. Usi;ed
staAes Minister Fssscr recognizes
Diaz as pFs..st Dc faeso aud az
.j,tre.
A Religious. procession in Merida
was dispetsed By the military. Two
officer. Of Zacstecas commanded tho
ssa.s troops engaged in the psrsecu.
tios Of pro.estants. Oriss Of death
to protestant mingled With hurrahs
for Porfirio Diaz were beard io tho
streets Of tho capitol Sunday and
some abuses wero committed. A
msn was tortured At Cuernavaca for
tho purpose Of obtaining information
about secreted srms. Crowds in the
capitol Monday shouted" hurrah for
Disz and death. to foeeignefs."
Minister Foster has recognized
Diaz - prt sidcas dstocto, but will
not formally recognize him - presi-
dent d.j,rc until after meeting Of
congress and his Inauguration.
RESIGNED. 1.'.''''
Berlin, March l4-Geperal Won
Stocks, chief Of the German admiral
y, has rsssgped. Il . reported ths,
hi resi4nat;oh h in oos.equenoe Of
some Of the expreassoas 10 Bhasrck's I
speech Yesterday In tho Rsic6 6,ag.
UNWILLING TURKS.
Conataasiaopas, March l4-.The
=
Turkish government ;s unwilling 10
take the responsibility of deciding
upon the Montenegrin demands and
will submit them to grand council,
which must be summoned for the pur-
pose, or to the parliament which
meets Monday next.
ONLY SLIGHT CONCESSIONS.
Foreign representatives. particular
y the British charge d'afFaires, are
endeavoring to effect an arrangement
between the Porte and Montenegro,
bu. the latter is only disposed to
make slight concessions, provided the
Porte conoe1cs their priaoipal de-
nands.
THE ARMIES TALKED ABOUT.
Berlin, March 1.-The minister Of
var explaining the army estimates
before the budget committee justified
an increased expenditure BY pointing
to the growth Of the French army
and to the recent movement Of troops
on the German frontier; also, 10 the
growth and Improvement Of the Rus.
sian army.
The emperor refused to accept The
resignation Of Gen. Won Stosch, Chief
Of the German admiralty.
sc0TcH PRnpYTxRIAN,
London March l4-At meeting
held at Edinbuig yesterday to com.
plete arrangements for . presbyterian
council to be held from July I'd July
9Th the chaisnAn stated that
there were about tws hundred dele.
gates expected, Including some Of
the most emine.It men connected
with tho church. Representatives
are expected from Canadian Aus
tralian and South African churches and
: large aud influential body from the
oootinent of Eu,ope. Il wss resolved
TO raise t7b,000 for expenses and
promises to do I'll in its power to pro.
mote The comforts OF members and
fthe success Of the council. A Coz.
mittee was appointed to carry ou,
theso detsrminatioos. {
2. ........
CONGRESSIONAL.
The Entire Preeeeai.s. 81 II,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-15

Jesse II. Moore has been nominated
pension agent 1t Springfield, Illinois.
IsrEREsTIxo TO OFFICE sKExxss.
Secretary shernan snd several PRO.
minent poiitisisns are holding close
oooferssss = - tssasaFy AsFsstsl slsns
! epaosniae appointnsats.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-15
But Insists that the Troops Be
Removed.
And Thsn He Thinks He. Car
Hold Things Level.
The Narston -JOnos Contest IL
New Hampshiro Still
Undecided.
WAsHIIGroK.
rnEIR xAHE Is LEGION.

THEIR NANE Is LEGION.
A number Of persons have been here
to secure : promise that they sh.il be
retained in Office. The response gen
orally gwen is that the matter viii be
attended to when their commissions
expire.
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erally given 10 that the matter viii be
attended TO when their commissions
expire.
DISTRICT MARSHAL.
Fred Douglas Viii be appointed
marshal Of the district Of columbia, .
position worth from $4,000 to 4l2,
OOoa year. Already several applicants
for positions have been made TO
Douglas, and not . tew Of the sppli-
cants are white persons.
OTHER coLoRKD APPLICANTS.
Other prominent colored men who
have been identified with political AZ
fairs In this district in days when the
elective franchise was in existence,
are presenting applications 10 the pres.
ioentfor positions ofequal prominence
With that offered Douglass. Many
southern delegations OF colored men
are visiting the president and are
petitioners ior similar favors in the
south. Members Of their owa race
are presenting statements that they
are natives Of places " hero they do
sire appointment, with other circum-
stances regarded BY them - presen
ting just claims TO official lavors.
CALL ron 5-3Os. ~.
There viii Be ! call br ten million
5-2os to-day-half : million regis
tered and 81 millions coupon bonds.
PlNcssAcK Asks FOR JUSTICE TO
wHlTks AND MERCY TO BLACKS.
Gov. P,nchb.ck IN IN interview
with the pres'dsnte6 quoted - having
said that justice to whites and mercy
to blacks alike protested again,t the
recognition Of the Packard govern
ment. The president is said to have
replied that be would soon open {
clear way TO peace in Louisiana and
oontensment to the people Of tina,
state. 5s.zs
scHURz sUrs mn 9 sanAHA
Washington, March la The Aer.
man citizens held large meeting
last night and adopted resolutions ex
pressing satisfaotion Wit the appoise
nent Of Scbars y : cabiset positioa
Hx,1svR faoso 1aosrs.
Warrington, March 15-Judss L
Mackey, Of South Caroline, had
brief interview with the president to
day aud read him : teIegrsn frou
Gov. Hampton in which the governor
said the project Of new elsctioa ~,
an insul. to tho people Of the stat,
and to himself. The governor say,
) he doss nos wish to be recognized
What hs Jsssrss 10 that the troops B,
removed from the state house, thet
the will Of the people can be carried
out Peaceably.
z CABINET AsETgNG.
The cabiues hold, i nectine ,hi
afternoon to consider important ap.
pointments. -.
No4fH1TfoN. Nzsz
Jesse II. Moore has been nominate,
pension agent 1t Spring gfeld, Illinois
IsrEREsTIxo TO oFFIcK sKExEss.
Secretary shernah and several pro
minent poiitisisns are holding clos
oooferssss - - tSaasagy dsF lstt.sn
eeaosmiat aPpointasats.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-15

Rnvaakse.
Milwaukee, March Is.
WH1Ar-Lovsr, ent ara; 1 u for cash sss
for April; Nv Sbs Nay; No. IL isG.
CORN-Firn d -.
0A1S-Weak q S1he. 81.
AYk-sas.
BARl1Y-eexe.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-02-02

ed fathers heirs, In the West End Of our
town. Several person. will erect dwelling
houses upon those lots during the Spring
ard Summer, and thereby extend the area
of our town limits. Vhcr- owning land
in the suburb. 81 Stanford, should do like.
wise,
Henry Baushmsn, who purchased an
acre snd.s.hslf ~ land In the suburbs Of
town, Recently, from the Me.-rs. Ifocker,
has already commenced digging dirt for
the parpvss Of burning several hundred
thousand brick during the comins s-ason.
Mr.. Bsushman intends. al-o, to erect a
brick dwelling on the lot, which i- a very
desirable location. In fact, Il IL one 81 the
hsndsomest In our vicinity.
A number Of persons will, no doubt, &c,
out strawberry plants during the coming
Spring. From those who have had much
experience In such thing-, we learn that
the best time To do that kind Of work IL in
February or the early part Of March. II
the plants are put out at those times, they
will bear full crop the next year. The
only variety TO he fully relied upon for an
abundant yield. Is the "wilson's Albany"
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Land. srOCk AND CRoP ITEMS

Mr.. II. HELM has gone South with lot
NJ mu,ss bclonoi,, IN Madison coun,v
trader.
The entries To the Spring meeting of the
Louisville Jockey Club. closed on the l5,h
of last month. with eI2 nominations.
.
'''', "'" ''u CO "',' y
and ..ll.r were plea.ed with ,h. price.
a,
"''P'' :" ""'""' SOU W Pa''"
u 'o''"s''"' rev '''s ''"'e' ~ "'
'".'t a.,at,ne -" '""''' :" ~ '' PVT
-,
"e . w, "" '""s. " "oe !" u'
- " ~,
""s wv" q va .'"'S' "',o'"ns W
f"a w." p" u" P''
''' anu '"''' ~ " ~ s''''
Silver is now a, mar in the large bu.ine--
ccnters, and gold is only 81 per cent above.
That is lower than il has vet been since the
war, II Tilden is our next President, il
will touch bottom, or be only a little
above par
A largy number of well dressed turkey.
have been brough, into town during the
ore.ent week. for which those who brought
them IN received eight cents PER pound
ea,h' Inc turkey and eh'cke" trade seems
to De 9ni1e h'eiy al present
TAKING advantage pf the good weather
Of the closing DAYS of January. many Of
our farmers have started their plows in sod
lands. Corn land cannot be plowed too
early in winter II the soil is in proper tx.
Al m o. ~, n Ann,
Of Wayne county, this week, a pair Of
young red Rerkshire pigs, male and female,
at $50. This breed Of hog. has became