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standard SO high in price AZ to preclude tho do
partmcnt from making any purchase. Yet the con-
srucuon of cables and for other purposes the law
would compel the OF defective iron, and them
should great calamity result from this pnrsimo-
Nous expenditure Of the peoples money, tho Navy
Department would be blamed.
In the House to-day Mr. Shelley, Of Alabama, Of
fered resolution touching tho Huron DISASTER rccit
Ing that the sloops-oi.wsr constructed under tho
Robson administration were unseaworlhy and CALI
Ing Tor an investigation. Objection was made by Mr.
Hale Its consideration, or even ITS reference tho
passing upon the duties Of an executive department
OF the government which would examine into all the
details connected with the disaster.
Secretary Thompson has asked Roar Admiral
Trencbard for report oil the loss OF tho vessel ana
the details concerning her sailing from Hampton
Roads.
rhe signal Service observer At tho wreck Of the
Huron reports the Chief Signal 0Glcer follows
LAO r. M-Sca falling Efforts will be made this
posed the dead bodies Of fifteen men are lashed to tho
main rigging and i've or six TO tho mizzen rigging
Tue steamer Baker remains anchored on the wreck
Recovered no bodies since last report
The observer at Kitty Hawk reports:-
$40 r. M-The body of q black man was washed
ashore one mile north OF this station at ~ 80 r. NJ
ny his appearance we Judge him 70 30 from the
loo pounds weight NO papers,
srxrxxx MORE BODIES RECOVERED
The observer at Kitty Hawk reports, at nvo minutes
past twelve A. NJ, shat the dead body Of Captain j. j.
Guthrie. paymaster OF life saving station No. O. ard
two colorcd men have been washed ashore i've miles
north Of this station. The bodies have been buried.
Az ten minutes past twelve A. N. the Same observer
Observation-Disclosures has just boon received that
thirteen dead bodies have boon washed ash orc
station No. S-namoly, those OF Lieutenant simons,
having 81 In bis pocket; corporal OF marines, name
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FOR RESrOniNu CRAY HAIR 10 ITS ORIGINAL
color PARkEk's HAIR BALsAx has no equal.
H. W. JOHNS MANUFACTURING COMPANY, "a
MaIdon lane. tho sole manufacturers OF genuine A.
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1854.
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VIEW PUBLICATIONS.
w NOVEL. by MANY j. HOLMES

The novel, MILDRED. by Mrs. Mary J. Holmes a.
thor Of those splendid books Edith Lyle West Lawn
pest and sunshine Lena Rivers &c ready ana fol
sale BY all booksellers Price 81 So II
novels over written, aud vcrybody should read IT,
CARIE1ON k,hI
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-19
Ankoria. Koa.tea .casr.e.

aTessf. Bell, Conrad & TO. Chicsgo,
have piaced upon the market aroasted IN
around coffee in one pound papers, thai II
unequaled in flavor ansi strength by any
heretofore offered to coffee drinkers II
Possesses many oe ihe characteristics vi
Java ard Mocha, and being roasted in air.
tight cylinders, the oil is retained in the
berry Slessrs.e Bell, Conrad Il Co, are
manufactured Of The esleh.aiea Peerless
Baking Powder, and the only importers
and rasstcrs of Ankofia Coffee In the
United States. Altsflae groeers have II on
sale, and will rstrnd tile money il castsi.
mers are no. pleased. Every lover of good
coffee should get q pound and Try il.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-19
A Terrible ugh.

He. uften We heaf the above remark
dunng lAese extreme changes ot weather.
Colds, Coughs and Sore Thrnats waie nev.
er more prevalent among children than
now, Now We are goiag tost rye you TO
try remedy which has excited comments
BY physicians all over the country, who nc.
knowledge tneir surprise at the wopderfuS
and hap1ll Ies,llts Erst,a IL EAat rr,fs
ely is The weil.known preparation,
HALES COUGH CORDIAL ~ Your
own druggist, Mills & Purdy viii tell you
thai il is The best cough medicine they ever
sold and will warrant cure or return
your money 10 you in case Of failure after
using one-haif The bottle. II is very pleas
ant 10 the taste, masking il . very desirable
remedy for .cbildren
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-19
cHATTEL moaroAex.ALx.

pY virtue Of chattel mortgage executed and
- delivered by John A. Callahan. to Robert l.
Thomas. OF date August 18th, 1876. which 10 now
duly recorded and aled In the Register OF Deeds
Office of iankton coun4y D. H.. the said mortga-
gee has taken possession Of the goods and chat
teis In said Mertgsge described, to-wit: One bay
mare and ono colt; and notice II hereby given
that said martgagec viii sell sAid meriHaged
property to the nigheat bidder Jbr cash & the
tho Merchants Hotel, in the city OF Yankion, u.
T., on the 2istd day OF February. 1877, II o'clock
p. M, on said day, to satisfy the debt In said
N. irtgasc secured. amounting TO hundr ed and
ave dsfln.r ltio5 ool and interest thereon u The
rate OF len per cent per aurum from the 18th day
OF August, 1876. -
II. l. THDNAB
By PM. n FAgLg, his At,aTnsy
Yarskton, u. r., Feb 10th. 1877. didw35
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-19
.oId Reliable.

There asa many rcpn,ed rene4iies Tor
that, very prevalent disease, Chronic Nasal
Catsrrh, bnt none which have given gen
eral satisfaction and become acknowledged
standard preparations, except Dr.. sage's
| Caiarrh Remedy. III continues To enjoy
| an unprecedented popularity This repa.
lalion has been earned through the perma
nent cures which 1t has wrought, having
1 proved itseit specific in the worst forms
Of the disease P,erce's Pocket Memoran
dnln Books are given away n, Drug stores
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cong 10 Kansas or Co,oraSo


Take the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
railroad, the new and popular line from
Atchisoa and Kansas City, via the beau
tllui Arkansas valley, to Pueblo, Colorado
Springs, Denver, Canon City. Cucharas,
Bel Norte, Trinidad, Santa Fe and all
points in Colorado, New Mexico and Ari-
zona. Special round trip 30 day tickets to
Denver on sale May 10Th, at $50, taking In
the famous watering places on the D. & r.
road. @. Low eInigr ant rates 10 the San
Juan Mines.
the Missouri river and the rocky mountains
without change. Close connections made
at Kansas City and .A,chison in union de-
pots, For maps, time tables and the San
Juan Guide" address,
I. j. ANDERSON,
Gen. Pass. Agt,
TOPEKA KAN.
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by Universal Accord.

AygR's CATHbkTIc PrrLs are the best
Of nit zative5 for ffaIlrffv usts. fft1ey HrB
the product ot hong. lahorious, and success
fa' ehenicni investigation. and their exten.
siye t,se, Physicians IN their practice, and
BY all ciYihEsd nations, proves them the
best and most efieclual purgatire- Pill that
medical science can deyise. Being purely
vegetable no harm can arise from their
use In intrinsic value and curltiye powers
no other Pills can be compared with them.
and every person, knowing their virtues,
will employ iheua,s when needed They
keep the system In perfect order and main
tain in healthy action the whole machinery
Of life. Mild, searching and eiirctual. they
are specially adapted 10 The needs ef The di.
sestiyr apparatus, deraugemants of which
they prevent aud cure. II timely taken
They arr The beat and safes, phystc 10 en-
! pioy for children and weakened cGns,tG
lions, where a mild. but etfecsaal. cathattl'
is required. Fog SALE ny ALI. DEALERS.
sold by Mills & pnrdy, Yankton.
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Taken Up.
Chatter Mor,x.x. sale.

ChaIsei Mortgage safe.
NOTICE is hereby given, that shall, on Sat.
~ urday the 2Ath day OF FehrnAr4. 4. d. 1877
II the court house door IN the ci.y Of Yankton ct
twouciock, inthe afternoon OF said day, sell At
public auction, to the highest bidder for cash the
following described property, to-wi,. One Eelipee
wind mill, one doa BILE action force pump. one ono
hundred barrel water tank with Frame, all OF
whichis now situate in the city OF Yankfon, on
the levce, near Pine street.
Also, one roam horse, eight years old; said sale
being TO sati-fy accrtain promisory note for two
hundred dollars With Interest due Novc.nbe lst.
1878. and secured oy chatiei mortgagr on said
property, giYea by Hugh Deyine and John Violin
TO FrsnS Gross, under da.e OF Mar iat, 1875.
II. 4. BAKER,
Agent fer hor,gagcc.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-19
A GRAND BARGAIN OFFERED
Timber and Prairie Land for
Sale in Bon Home County.

Prairie land-l5l acres adjoining the town
Of Bon Homme on the west Sixty acres
upland prairie, thirty acres under cultiYa
ton. House on the land, remainder OF
land bottom, meadow ant. young cotton.
wood timber. For sale very cheap for
cash.
Apply ai The Press 4 Dakotaian Office
or address drawer =. Yankton, Dakota.
dw
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rAKEN VI.

| TAKEN UP.
|nN the brewery prenises, February Tsh. one
M hay poEy, about or yenrs Old. The oan.
| er IL reqH estsd TO call prove property, pay
Fcharges and take the auiinsl away.
e - - IeAs11 Ffs: 81 Esss Fss7rfs4s fs4s.
fsnStor1 .. T., February 3 3, tsr7. div
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a. So 81 ofs as .soon thereafter n
t,rnetieable,to inquire into and report
.i1lIou= liIa sssss. .7-ttsEss
January, 1877, Of eertaia public bniids
ings and public property at Fort
Rlpley, MINNESOTA.
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Members Of the council, members Of The
legislature. and members Of the community
il generI, in want OF business suis or O
drcss suit Of clothes, viii do well 10 make
il call a, Harry Eatzis great clothing and
genta furnishing goods emporium on Third
street You VII save at least twenty five
per cent by making yoar purchase ef him.
Soc md believe.
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N { R v OU S D { BlLlTY.

Vital weakness or dcprcssiOn:
a weak exhausted feeling. no energey or
courage; the result of mental over
work, EndiscrciiOns or cxcesscs,
or some drain upon the system, is always
cured By HUMPHREYS HOAEO-
PATIIlC No. %. II tones up and nvig-
crates the system, dispels the gloom and
dependency, inparts strength and energy,
stops the drain and rejuvena,es the entire
man. Been used twenty years with perfect
success by Thousands. Sold by dealers.
Price, fl.00 per single vial, or $500 per
package of five vials and $200 vial Of pow.
der Sent by mail on receipt of price.
Address HUMPHREYS'H HOMEO.
PATHIC MEDICINE COMPA-
ny. 562 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
tE- SEE LARGE ADVERTISEMENT
deod-&-wly
For 4ale b Mills & P.afay aAa g. r. Wander.
hIlc { Co.. Agents at Yankiou.
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D6tn COO per a.yIat nome. samples
pJ ~ ON worth oi fruc. ). urson ACe.
RI land Maine. dkstSr SRI .wsS-
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To THE EDITOR or THE SUNNI. Tho peo-
~, 90 the mi,i states have had the pleasure II viewing
the fraudulent President in almos;e,ery light but until
now they have been spared the modification OF witness
tnl hi tactics stock ohler. The rpnHe OF MONDAY.
however ip verbatim, count Ut hi speech at Cncn
uau. brings Inn out in rO,,-that cd bung Lake
Shore stock Exactly how he has been interested In the
shares this raifoad not stated II i enough 10 ay
that sam ward. tc genial Wa.hn-ton scholar who has
Nc,n spending uc oa., ia James H. kccne. (, credit
ti with putting up he iph Keen, Is loaded with
from one hundred thousand shares oi Lake shore.
The Bttaas reporter make. Mr. Hayes SAY:
IN our own state am told the Lake shore Railroad Is
doing greater business than ever ei"r. and that the
wholesale merchants the great cities beginning 10
have trade greater than atanA uule since The eTash OF
1873.
Pcshans moro astounding statement never cranatcd
from tic 49,, M aulhoiy occupying tlc TT. .idcntia
chair In Wait stret % !, well known that the Lnkc
shore Railroad ura long time past Inns not only earned
undl,t,nl. but has hrcu unable 90 nr.t CHARGES
out ot tic proceed. of its traffic In tact. the earning.
lANt 90 50 small, Aul tlr road has Ne,u runnn- lo
l4uiauA at such rair, f.at Tie stock Exchange hH>
N,tui i,d t, customary ulNits go it, business So
ir els t hD ra.H g. lis t'. for l~at j. u1 hDttr
than Nr iIr rurrrs pnnts months cot l~7H, ana when
lc ,uuada ~out,iu. which has now Slipped out OF Vim
In ,llic ofaH ths however the fraudulent President
make, -ialN 40 that may bring loss upon many prn-
ID, who iuunttul suppose That hc knows what ht b.
talking about nrNtr or, Nnu- that he aetin- the
tool 90 uu, Iuoiplou siuch NDhlrr.
iu- ake shore particularly after 1t has suio az twenty
lNl cent. SftHArulr.
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WOOdin.

There is not an intelligent, unbiased. hon
est man in the State, who has carcfullyrca
and considered TwEED's testimony about
WooDIN, but believes 1t is substantially true.
What extreme folly, then, it Is for respecta-
bic Republican journals to try to sustain
him simply because he is one OF the lead
crs of their party? The whole party let
NORRIS WINsLow, GEORGE BOWEN, JAMES
WoOD, THEODORE l.. MINER, and WILLIAM
NJ. GRAHAM, the other implicated Republic
can Senators. drop long ago; and their adj
hcrcncc 20 WILLIAM b. WooDrN is simply
an exhibition of foolish infatuation
The Republicans came very near letting
WOODEN go to the wall when his constitu-
cnts first got chance NJ him after catching
some glmpscs of the Ring rascalitics At
the election Of 1873 In n district that gave
majority of 5000 for the Republican cand-
dates on the State ticket, WooDlN squeezed
into the Senate 10y Il majority of only 3ss.
The Republicans made a great mistake in
not embracing that occasion for putting n
final cxtlngui-hcr ON this shrcwd, arrogant,
corrupt rascal.
WooDINs audacity Is only parallclcd by
his venalty. lie took ar open and principal
part in Strengthening ALoNzo b. CoRNEnL ms
II candidate for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS at the
Republican state Convention last year.
Following up the attack Of that eloquent
exponent of modern civil service re-
form. MIR. GE,TvGE WILLIAM CURTIS, Nj.
WoopIN paradcd his burly form ON the
platform of the Convention, dcnOuncing
CORNELL in terms alike bitter and coarse.
and expressing establishment OF his temerity
in daring to seek nomination at the hands
" so sagacous and pure body. Then, too,
this same unblushing rogue. with the $4,000
in his pocket which TwEFp stole from this
city. was all last winter the viltuous origi-
nator and advocate Of n series of measures
for reforming the Government of this
wicked metropolis,
The so-caled Investigation 10y the Senate
last winter into the alleged charges of
TWEED against WooDIN. was n superficial
farce The committee and the culprit wcrc
merely mutual admiration society Of
whitcwashcrs. The Democratic party Of
New York, in an emergency like the present,
have no Use for Mcssr-. S,HOoNMAIlER and
! BRADLEY. the two Democrats on that COM
mittcc. who certified 10 the immaculate pu-
| ritv Of WOODS. They should stand aside.
The sooner the Republicans compel WOoD-
! IN To disappear from view among the NIGER
SOILS and the CoNNoLLYs the CoLrANEs
and the PATrERsoNs, the better it will be
for their party.
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Congress meets in four weeks. We sup
pose that Mr.. HAYES, who calls himself
President, and has undertaken to exercise
the functions Of that Office, will send TO tho
Senate and House the customary message.
Indeed, IL has been announced from Wash
ington that he has already made up his
mind To write n message. 1t Is further said,
on what scoms to be good authority, mat
Mr. HAYES message will relate only To the
matter Of the deficiency appropriation for
the army Of the United States.
Regarding Nr. HAYES functions from his
own point of view. which assumes that he Is
the legal Executive, there can be no doubt
that his duty requires more than this. Tho
Constitution says that the President " shall
from time totmc give to the Congress infor-
nation Of the state of the Union. and recon-
mend To their consideration such measures
W. he shall Judge necessary and cNp~lcnt,'
and. furthermore that ." he shall take care
that the laws be faithfully executed"
when there has hccn a Migrant violation
OF the laws Of the Union in a matter ot SUI
premc importance tn the pcrpctmty of our
institutions, IL il PROFESSIONALLY the duty Of
the President to lay the facts before the
legislative branch The prescription Of the
Constitution is plain.
Since Congress last assembled. the choice
ofthc people for President has been thwartcd
by IL conspiracy infamous in is conception,
md in its effects fatal to the continuance OF
the Government as the founders designed it.
Fraud. forgery, perjury. bribery, have been
some of that cunspiracy's details. The
crime must be- punished, or it may be re-
4 Nasl.. Ia.
leading topic for the Presidents message 10
Congress stood forth from all other con-
sidcrations with such unmistakable promi-
nence.
II Mr. HAYES follows the plain path Of his
duty. lie Will not cOniine his forthcoming
message to the discussion of the army de-
iiciency He will collect and submit TO Con
gress the facts and figures of the recent
election in Louisiana and Florida. lie will
dwell upon the fact that in each Of thos,
States the electors chosen by ajOrity Of
the voters were not allowed 10 perform the
functions for which they were appointed
He will explain that those electors We're de
privcd by Federal Interference Of the re
dress they would otherwise have found II
the courts Of their respective States. Fl
nally he will show how an demonstrations
tribunal gave effect to the fraud begun b!
the alteration Of figures and the suppression
of returns. Having stated the case, clearly
and succinctly, he will call for legislation
appropriate To the grave character Of the
principles involved, perhaps recommending
some measure TO prevent the repetition @
the crime and perhaps leaving that who'll.
to the wisdom OF Congress.
There is no other information 50 closcl.
concerning the state OF the Union rs tina
which Mr. HAYES will communicates to Ia
Senate and the House, provided he does h
whole duty.
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our MERCANTILE LTBR.fRr.
A Correspondent who Makes sound susges-
ton Concerning Its Management.

To THE EDITOR or THE SUN-Sr' The
editorial article in THE SUN ON the Mcrcantil"
Library will have no doubt. he approved 10y
many members of that institution But the
is n source " annoyance not mentioned in the
article to which should like to draw attention
that is, the difficulty Of Obtaining scientific
works.
If the applicant be In search Of Il ilimsy novel,
he will find no difficulty in getting either tho
ono he wants. or one equally ilmsy. which
suits lust us we'll. But woe bctidc the unfortu-
nate wight who. possessing taste for serious
literature stnries the stolid clerk by asking for
some recent scientific work. The chances are
that he will get neither the book he wants nor
anything like it. The clerks rs n rule seem to
have an anlpathy to looking for books OF II
serious kind. and they rarely succeed In IND ing
tnc one required That there IL not such u
great demand for works of a scientific nnturc
a.. To- cause their continued ~ sonrc from tho
library. is ahundantly proved bv the m't that
while the catalogue Of prose iictlon ~ printed
down to 1876. the latest printed list of scientific
books ia that of 1872.
Instead Of hrng. us II we'll might be- nm ciIcct
i've educational institution, the Mercantile Lii
brary is Just what THE sun cells IL, q mere cir
culating library engaged principally in sup
plying the demand Of the general public Tor
trash. -. Z.