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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-04-12
HAYES j AND THE SOUTH,
what the South should DO in the CrIsl
ATLANTA, Ga, March 26.

know what the attitude Of the. Southern
Democracy should be towards Presldens
Hayes-Whether Southern men shoulo
apply 70 hin or take Once nnder nim,
etc. And you invite my views On .nls asi
subject Tor Pubilcatlon: WINE NV W nos
fatter myself that my views VIII os u
much interest," 70 Tue pepilS; lN; = sifo 'neui
to you, as requested, Tor what they are
worth.
L consider tne eonntlng 1a9s sa aosetuos ss tha
HayesNto the ffesioenslal. .onSe 80 ~ sLe .!
greatest traud ever RetpeIlaseu upya tno
American people, a ae was vDeasGn sss " 81
lmmenseaPoPular maj0lisy ~ e.. eu ae .ha ~
all partiese aeHis sna 9 ias:,I =, ~ ~
electoral votes we're gwen 20 n1a il oe-
Gance OF the popular,whi ~ ~ least smo
States, which unquest' t'onap!y gass s.eai ~.
and decided maJorltaes % nus a:Yp 49ppohens
thereby eleclng ooVesno. sgai, s,a;,r;to mvs
3nIy oy az imMsast az pySeea aiecaara Ra;r;o
0us ~ = s ~ ~ tls =. ,f ~ e
InHy saslsngeaoi tns se1, 1,snsnesst nndarI
ssasemeas, ! Soa.a' = 1000 . % at Pres;dent
4o clscIalssanSss' 49, ~ y,;tb;n 81 h;s off
aayes .anes nny ass.. onss - " Nsannot I;ei
Entersan1ng tnls yisI' = afI, e;o%,a We ~
Rroprlesy, reeommena any .eIu Mt -
Pres'dens Hsyes e! a,y pes..iTGn aTna - I 40
eVe, ana Isl 4 81 ssaa w sss.ia'i - 4sss s's ~ -
80, z,r y. 80. ;.a,,o,,.oI ,.,l al !;
-. iesidens %, ~ ~ iN, ils
Dress Dy sne use VI pass:ss sI"s "sss
generaI ana lnaennise, ill,Sa.u t...I M 6 M
liberal poncy towards tne oou.I suaa L;s I:s
party mad heletolo.e Russ.su. snu s,n M,o
friends ana Gertalh Puo.c Jvu.nSlI - =
PoIIng nis views nass s.nss .n -
is ms poiicy 20 sois.lip = y pas.0a
OF tne government. .n eSou.n Doa..; ~ ;uSa Ua
manner I h;iS rs 10 sS ~ tIs s RannhI;can Marty
anu ousI II sa 80 y, .;cr;tyrin in. at least
nI ss etSa & sIt Avn StstsS RI seems toi
p.s: pa. - s"s a,IS' an ;;,starce ] of the Greeks
s s.:.S = @ -. ba,,3s. and that
1920, 1:s..a,, s ~ 'ssor ,ban,
we hass lssgn o. .ssss ~ an h;s admins.
!: ls slae -. 10! enc ~ nf h;s cah.
!rauon.Dy appoia..; o. anu,o 0nu from,
ines oncefs, 3. a,.,n;vt.
sistef Ssase sau .ol osns. 81 ,.,ay
MEMS OF e0Sfssss. - oniSg {
pc maae loe 9snsI onSse !: -
I thnRsi hazatl tlttlss y y y. saysa snaS
Denocrsts VINO aecept. tnese appo,a,s.SI p, !.
ments VIII ne e1pecte9lo SoHiorna: 20 sns
general policy % sne fiesiaens anu - 80 80
conduct themselves WINE ln .oace aIe - -
strengthsn tne hsp9lpiican ,sI. Ratsy;,i,a ;,i i
am rlgnt aeons tnis,. Las ,issa.s W. nYaaaS ~
.nas slI s1u Mn1 tta;o az harso
IN oince ana .Mho mainsaln .nsi DeE ..:,,
cratic antegrlsy. Win WIZ. ln9epenusnee, WIZ
before the END OF tne az adminis.,asion, Ds
removed 20 make room 1, Ior. otnels Wqo
are more plant, and al Demoefas VINO
accept Offices under the 9, aamlnlstIanpn
and lend themselves wnlle. M oMce 20 sae
work or 6uholng.u up tne nepuonca9, par
ty and dividing the pemeeracy VIII :ss ps
the Republcan party, ano ssasy WI. M ~, Gs
without Democratlc s!onoWlng; anu ~, WI
no longer oe aDle tos annGsnce N U, she ac'lyu
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-04-12

government of the United States, to
which the State and Stdte government
which represent is entitled under the
constitution and laws of the United
States. The claim here, made does not,
in my judgment, involve an assertion of
claim to the permanent presence and
aid of the United States in upholding a
State government. The cause of the
present condition Of affairs is the disputed
title to the Office of Governor. Two rival
governments are contending for posses
sion of the executive Office and its prop
erty, in order that they may possess the
proper facilities for exercising the Office.
IF the government Of the United States
cannot properly, under the present cir
cumstances, determine which of the two
contending State governments is the law
full one, the forces at the State House are
not in any proper sense acting to the dis
paragement of the rights of either of the
contending claimants; but, on the con-
trary, they are holding the rival parties
in an attitude in which each can pursue
its proper remedies and seek a proper
settlement, of its claims. If, on the other
hand, it is within the power and duty of
the government Of the United States to
determine, as a political fact and ques-
tion, which of the two rival State govern
ments is the lawful one, and to conform
its political conduct to such determina-
ton, then, at whatever moment such o
determination shall be reached and an
nounced, all probable necessity for the
actual presence of armed forces of the
United States to further sustain the gov
ernment thus decided to. be the lawful
government of the State will cease. If
further necessity for aid from the govern
ment of the United States shall arise
such aid will be demanded and extended
or denied under the we'll known pro7is-
, 1877-03-25

SyAsTED-FE3zALE 1uELF.
sen1elstresscs-conti
I'D es la; IT. t. s1fE%Ess6S
y3rASrEp~.5 SEWING GIRLS At 30. 81 WEST
1,rAsrip-.sEA MISTRESS: ONE WHO ,,a!!hinI:: TH2n:
compce:t tor due lnnly sewirs Apply rarss-:e
w d drtss tss i. i. 'r'i TtiSa.,s oi5se.
y17ASyEn-ywExTv t;1!:ts 70 woEk c ;o oS nsS. GG5
pra,,ps III Hoass saTpss Clark aad Slaaiso'ists
ex,7 Notwithstanding IN EscHANGE i: FoK y,
Stssa1 n a4s fsss: II %
Y3r ASrED-,o Go0p SEWERS VIII! M MiG}ilSaESs !1:. ~
" taSc sork home; raust live 90 "es' s'os' -'u'
yWAST;p-lc, 1Fii:SrcL1ss oyEKALL -;MlA5-I; NAE;
s, !; .oea e es dn nsfass ae
TWr4STE1, -FII:sT-CLAsS SEWING MAcHiMNE M
w OPERATORS; hoe s7t ard hnstas @ q, II WEn.
E1;sss:ss E. Is ssas' tass Nasisaa Il asass W
AGqEvNt'dSs G,pssry. sad 'dS;ssssaSn:: cali At Room H.
17ASTEp-sEAMsrREss At ZIG WAHAsH-AS-'
li7AsrEp-.:i1;i. THAT rUXpE;!STASns SEWING
" and matching 'a'IS:'s - E"'f'"sc sou'.
w 10 to sork ci 1aiss ilns scwed sl'os*. Apply i:
factory. ~ S;a.c.st., upstairs --..... -
~~-,,r1-,, rrrt.f,1rv, v,.En rNiiFDf:EIh uTEl..
~ hrin, air., naitis w!sli. &, pnr
NJ. lan s' .. s- l. i SilO!:E MFG. Co,
PIG West ilaItuu. st. .-- = -~---.--,,-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SHIRT HANDS OF
~ rxmricucc.- Lone star" SHIRT Factory, lSs
ncarbern. IT.. near post-liicr. -.---,---.--.---
Nurxcs.
WANTED -,lEALTilY WET ,,, NuKSE APP1i :
1.,,>,rE,,t t.1,.1 rn ~raEr c,rr oF chill.
w dscn. do la g win ala make @ ..sS! 81 I sn1
useful recommendations Teiufc;; Ea'i ~ tW se"'"
Dearborn, SECOND house south of TArty'H'hta-s'-
13yiNT:!)-A NURSE GIRL TO TAKE cAREo oF \
~ young ti.ll must by good ssanlsacs:., , AlF'y
10 Mrs. DICKINSON. st. Carollncs Court Ho1ci
y3,ASrED-G1nL TO TAKE cA;::: OF CHILDREN
w ami assist with sewins mu4t be competent 4Ad'
drrss Ii i, Tryb,,ue office.
y{7ASrED-wET Nu;sE. IMMEDIATELY. Ap-
w snfy Dr STEEErEK, III Ald1nc square, between
7 and O. m
y, ~ y, ,1,r, iou -,.1r I,I,Fv-
must ioarli Al home; references required. Ap-
piy sIondny, At ,ss Meli.sau.av: -
NNANTED-WET NuiisE-WlIl! FHEsii s t bl..a2i, atoi
w to 70 Uf the city. Apply for trte uayf from
l..
, 1877-03-25

sfTUATkoNs SyaNTEu-H1ALE.
isooEKeepers, Gierks-Continued.
ClTCATIOS wASTEp-As DO0kkEKpE.tss. .s. ~ ats
S'?s e. s''ss as s ss
clrrAr!os wA0TED-As BooKKEEP'EEI: 'I s. suFE: r.:
Wages t retfsase . Likeness; age % so'0 refer
;es + f
uue uhlee.
>.,1ruArloS wASrEl-As pooKKEEPER N
xle ~ Mrst.cass Recommendations. Address 4 ~
1.ibure ot1cr. --
6; 5re:5 q F95Ias
s,iIuATIOS wASTEp-.As ASSISTANT I;sa,s: Gooh.
= kcsrer OF eniTy,cisrs: i!fes years e1peF'sn'c'
as*siaai hcosSesptr Sr' il WHOLESALE oas: q ~!
asser1 py othsr soyncnt sn r. c,Ssr st1Hr s spea ea
Gefiaa ;ef .s 01ns s. rane aiase o.ts 1se' tS' '
s1ruaTloS wASrED-1S DRUG STORE: M & CITY 1
~ es ssns 1ix a ssf III, 81 0N
SlTuATloN WASTEn-1& DRUG aSIa. ST0EE Ex a1rc:s a
Il 81. Tribute uihce.
S,iruAT1oS w..STED-DY- MARRIED. MAN %
ss4s sa sth5s fhs same Address
>JTUATloS ~wASTED-IS ANY IEEMANE;NT1, ;,.1,
y honorable businr:s ~ young man Of ~ not ai,aa
{ %S's Sse S5st oi ~ I'D
s1as 'ar"shea sS'HsSs ~ iSi fsiS"as oles:
anu io1sc Address Vi, Tribune oi'lce. .-----
S!TUA;VIoS WASyEp-Ey fnESG L.IS NAY ,nc,. sSlN
;si y iss Ntsss M Ut yr rSsns ess ls'
:! slr a Ar roSSG xrSf e
s;;:ri: srf,S5 = Sr;:;;.n, voi,v,: NM 1s
maNxIma ~ ottI,, =; ~, H. ~. Son IIrn.;
VIM turn'si security. Address ' Tribune oticc.
riTuAvioS MASrED ~ C1.EEh IN ha.:I: hEErA a.
Tx g. SF9.sry understand tle ngsines'; Pave hofse fof
r1rUAr1oS WAXrgD-nY 4 YOUNG NAN WHO
y viii work cheap II anythnE. Gun figure and write
t"n a.19; -: 1..Su1s o;ee. Nh
. cIrrk. er to DO otnrr wrlng plain, rapid pcnnian;
glls M 9F esp i sTsnst from inst employers
s M s 3 yts sa
y aooaI 22o. ~ Aaoress \ !. tribune once: -
'rr.aes. .-.
ClrNAT1oN WANTED ny An " EXPEElENcED
fnrcan #, Wholesale ho,ass Address, for one week.
y -, Iranhne ~ ol1lce. --------
Il a:s se a ss = Il ysas e
E'ns Of vrspaTsnE s hantns and caelmtnng. Address
<.lruAr,oS wAxrEp-ls FOREMAN N FU7sSi:
dSrS factory u elty or country town; Is sooa %
ia:ebnery; hsys i ysar: experience and nTst:ciass
., r,'TIraT,oS ~ ,I7s,,,.~ 20, !tsD, e p,1c;1FR y
%ssfst s'asSte1ias ,easf nas 4aS szossssce;
,1T,I ,T,ov 4 ,,7,.,;1, ;,,= - Ti01 ,I;V ~
rcsr Ga er afess fos ten Az Il so M West n
diaaaa.ss: eAA " -1u W lel D4, =. -.o "e.. -
IN so6k fcs u hotel or restaurant Address 's' 1r'o
enc olnec.
TNFNTC!IOT}T
q a ns ye e r. n
CITuATIos OF Observation-Disclosures % sr " IS \ SURE.
2 rior mechanical ENGINEER; .lraughtsman: and ma
srae:on II ioeonutive @ rs,to and sationary e.
Ei,ic trun and wood worrying acntncry ron anA OTHER
charaafer uf lie hslcst orcr Adirces x: Tri1une.
mske yss ta, sSrks esxF f9SR any
SlTUATION WASTED-Gf 4 GAEpESEI: cAFA-
y Die Of laying ou. grounds AaFsSs s. 1ll0upe
- tall9[ % sG wor M :; s ~ Faas T. n Snf
Il IS 11lxaakxs:ay: third door:
cs1e',sn, ,asa'nstof.: ,cuS.S s.s:
! not a4ss f f " rSans 1a M os :s the
ess ssAsAA e .o
S1ruAr1ox wAxrEr-1y I rogxe swEpE IS
~ s aianas a " aaAc snse'' se'efas uset"''
S,iTUArIoN wANTED-BT 4 GERMANS; Is \
adFss s. asane give best OF refer
a ~ eoaes Gina understands this paslns:s ihoS
oaEIy "a well ae9Yasd p tie IT, FIX aed has the best
Zee VIII a1scs aad cs1aacs: Sr i5osa
, 1877-03-25

CrzcIrnrlz. Ycl112kteTs. E3c.
JyrANTEu-sTEADy MARRIED MAN TO DRIVE
~ eo.l waEon. Call MoudnT at Thi1y-lrst and
, 1877-03-25
N1lC1IENEET.

4 IL KINDS OF WOOD AND IRON WORKING:
@ naachusry 81 shas;ing hanScrs pal!ies. and sl;isg
DOUGLAS Machinery Company.
Also large we'll lighted ruona to rent with stcaus-
, 1877-03-25

N1tIf1H3TNs
CITUATIoN W.,NTED-BY AZ EXPERIENCED
- mirrr who Is willing to work for small Wa-cs un-
til business rcylvcs Address three days, SO Trib-
III AnH[r ~
, 1877-03-25

T1OE SALE-CHEAP P-A LIGHT TOP-BUGGY:
L harness. snd saddle. ln4utre 4: o56 statc-st
TtOOD SECONDHAND. PATENT WHEEL, OPEN
NJ buggy; mHst be sold l55 West Westinghouse
, 1877-03-25

hors.. ard unc Side bar road wagon, good a. new
VIII sell cheap exchange for Uod buggy o1ss and
Wfst isaN6n1oh.Sf
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-29
FIRES.
IN ST. JOHNSBURG.

IN ST. JOHNSBURG.
St. Johnsburg, Dec. '29.-Ten wooden
buildings in the rear of Waterloo street.,
occupied by a number Of artisans, burned.
Loss $4,000; insured for $4,000.
n NEW YORK.
New York, Dec. 29.-J. & J. Simpsons
fancy goods store 6l9 sth avenue, was dam
aged by fire this morning to the amount of
$4,000; insured. James McKuhnson,
Waterman, died from burns received.
AT NAPOLEON.
Toledo, Dec. ga fire at Napoleon,
Ohio, this morning, originating in the
grocery Of l.. Bockleman, destroyed six
buildings in the business portion of the
town, occupied as furniture store, groceries,
meat market, restaurant and saloons. Loss
$4,000; insurance $500.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-29
FOREIGN.
TERRIBLE


Bucharest, Dec. 29.-Itis impossible to
procure full information regarding the con-
dition Of the Russian and Roumanian SOL
diers. and Turkish prisoners who were on
their way to Bucharest during the snow
storm, but from disconnected details to
hand, it is evident that there has been terrible
suffering.
A sERvIAN VICTORY
Belgrade, Dec. 29.-The Servian troops
captured Pircott with a quantity of guns
and ammunition. No details received.
CHINESE TROOPS SUCCESS.
St. Petersburg. Dec. 27.-Oficial intelli-
genoe has been received, announcing the
success of the Chinese troops in Kashgar.
They had fortified Teouchtongaran and
Aska. two strong strategcical points. The
inhabitants..wcre fleeing in terror into Rus.
sian territory.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-29

THE NEWS.
Guests Assembling for the Presi.
dents Party.
Rev. Geo. F. Seymour in a State Of
Uncertainty.
Terrible Suffering Reported from the
Russian Front.
Seryian Troops Have Achieved a Victory.
MISCELLANEOUS

PRESIDENT HAYES SILVER WEDDING.
Cincinnati, Dec. GA special palace car
containing DIR. John B. Davis and family,
John w. Heron and family, and other in
innate friends of President Hayes, left for
Washington last night to attend the prcsi-
dents silver wedding on New Years eve.
ALLURE.
The liabilities of John b. Park, who
failed yesterday, are Sl25,000. Assets I'M
known.
REPLY OF REV. G. +. SEYMOUR.
New York. Dec. 29.-The Evening Post
publishes the reply OF Rev. Geo. +. Sey-
nour, to the official communication announ-
cling his election to the e%piscopate of the do
cese Of Springfield, Illinois. Rev. Mr.. SeJ-
mour says: ''The fact that the election was
unanimous, impresscs me profoundly, and
I cannot, ! dare not, decline hastily and
without deep searching o fheart, and patient
waiting for divine guidance. In response to
the earncs. continued prayer. and help to
BE- derived from the counsel of friends who
are qualified to advise, If am not qualified
t, say NJ at once, l do not ste any curse
open for me to PURSUE, bnt to wait until the
church at large, through her constituted
authorities, has expressed her judgment. in
which event l may be spared tic anxiety
aud distress Of deciding between the c'ni"s
OF mY present position, ana the s,lemn call
extended to me. AS I believe, under the
guidance Of God, the Holy Ghost, from ali
the clergy and all The laity present in the
primary convention of ths diocese of Spring
fi.ld, t, become the first bishop on the new
jurisdiction. if the question comes really
before me to determine, be assured that /
shall meet it promptly, in the fear of God,
and as beneath this bar Of Judgment l shall
do my best to reach the right conclusion,
end Immediately apprise YOU OF the result"
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-29
NOTICE.

The partnership heretofore existing between
i II. Hudsmiih. L. l.. Tyler and j Nissin, do
ing business under the firm name OF lludsmith,
Tyler s Co is hereby dissolved by mutual con.
sent. l.. l., Tyler aud !. Nis.in will continue
the said business. and 4, II. liudsmith will con.
time In The cmpioy af l., l.. Tyler and J. Nissin
Yaaktou. y, r.. Dec "a. ISL.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-29
NEW YORK..

THE ROCHESTER, SAVINGS HANK.
Rochester. Dec. 2o.--Thcrc wa. a partial,
and an entirely causciess run. to-day, Oh the
Rochester savings bank. No alarm among
Intelligent classes. The bank In, a surplus
Of 100000 over all liabilities.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-29
CRIME.

WEN Y. YEARS IN THE STATE PRISON.
Springfield, Mass, Dec. 29.-The no,ori-
Gus Northampton bank robbers. Scott and
Dunlap. each have been sentenced to twen-
" years in the states prison.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-29

A SENTENCE posrpoxrn

New York, Dec. 5o.-A motion eor ,
,r'a' mas been denied in the case of 7. s.
,N''inent' president Of the American POM.
.ar lille insurance company. The sentence
Is postponed until Wednesday, 80 that the
prisoner may make a disposition of his
s!Tairs.
PERJURY.
sherman B%roadwell, president of the De.
'unct Clalrmont Savings bank, indicted for
swearing to false report to its finances, was
ar'aiened to-day. He pleads not guilty.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-29

MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
WALL STREET
New York, Dec. 80.
Money-6@7.
Gold--1.O2Yc.
Governments-Firm.
Stocks-Higher.
NEW YORK MARKET.
New York, Dec. 90.
WHEAr-dull spot without decided
change; l.3 for No. q, spring, December.
RYE-stccdy; 76@77c for state.
CoRN-new, stronger; old, dull; 52Y@64c
for western mixed.
BARLEY--dull.
O%ATs-quiet; 35140c for western mixed.
PoRK-firmer; l2.62l@12.s74c.
LARD-steady; $40.
Wu1sKy-9!@lO.
Chicago, Dec. 80.
WHEAr-weak and lower; 1.0Ss for cash;
1.0ssc bid for January; 1.l9iG1.09sc for
February.
CoKS-s,cady ard firm 43c for cash
42$c for January.
OArs-.teady; 24!@24sc for cash; 242e
for February.
RYE-5Gc.
BARLEY-51c.
PonK-frmer far demand; 11.5O fol
cash !; 11.65 for February.
~LARp-s,eady 7.52!@7.55c for cash
1850 for February.
WH1sKy-lower 5.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-29
WAGON AND TwO PoNIE
FOR SALE.

One good farmers wagon-Mitchell's patent.
Racine, Wisconsin one first class Schuttlcr
platform spring wagon, and two large mare po-
MES for sale ~ Kaiser's stable, Of the Eagle
house, on Capital street. Terms cash.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-29
sroCknoLDERs MEETING.

Amecting Of the Stockholders Of the First Ma.
tional Bank Of Yankton, d. T., will be held at
O'Clock p. H., to elect u board OF directors to
serve for the ensuing year.
w. II. MCVAv, Cashier.
YanktOn, ID. T., Nov. s6. 1871.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-29
NOTICE.

The partnership heretofore existing under the
firm name Of Harvey s. Brinkerloff, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. II. A. Harvey
will pay all debts contracted by the said firm,
and receive all moneys due, and will carry on
the business of the Merchants Hotel. j. Brink
erhoff will carry on the business of the livery
stable heretofore connected with said hotel.
II. A. HARVEY,
j. ~BRINKERHOFF.
Yankton, y. T., Dec. %. 1871.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-29
NOTICE OF SALE OF ORGAN.

NU1ICE VI SAHh-Or O1&"tN'
NOTICE is hereby given, 1hat on Saturday.
~ the 10Th day of December, 4. D. 1871, at the
hour OF two O'Clock p. IN. of that day. at the
and county of Yankton. Dr. will proceed to
sell at public auction to the highest and best bid
der therefor. for cash. one b. Schonlnger family
interest thereon. from December 18Th, 1875, that
being the sum now due and unpaid thereon, I'M
der aud by virtue OF Il lease dated December Sd.
1874, executed by Elizabeth johnson to G. NJ.
Terry, and now owned by G. NJ. Terry Thacker-
ay, the lessor, besides the costs herein incurred.
l.. II. ELIOT,
Agent for Lessor.
Dated at Yankton, D. T., the 18th of Decem-
Der, 1877. dtd
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MlLw

Milwaukee, Dec. 20.
WHEAr-lower hard, 1.l41c for No. l;
l.ls!c for No. 2; 100! for cash; 1.o9ic
February No. 8, l.04!c.
CoRN-frm; 44c.
OArs-24!c.
RYE-56c.
BARLEY-63ac.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-29
DWELLING HOUSE FOR SALE.

The dwelling house with two lots, corner 9Th
and Mulberry streets, will be sold at reasonable
figures and on favorable terms. The house is
provided with a good cellar and fine well of
water. Apply to
j.. PARKER HAYWARD.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-29
DAKOTA SOUTHERN RAILROAD Comply

Notice to Stockholders.
A special meeting of the stockholders OF the
Dakota Southern Railroad Company will be held
at the general Office of the company i'll the depot
at the foot of Douglas street, in the city OF Iank.
ton, D. T., on Thursday evening, January 3, 1878
at seven O'Clock, for the transaction of general
business.
CHARLES e. WICKER,
President.
Dated Yankton. u. T. December 1s, 1877.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-29
GIRL WANTED

Agood girl, experienced in Homework, will find
steady employment and good wages by immc-
diate application to
Mrs. G. G.. BENNETT,
Corner 9Th s. Linn.Sts, Yankton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-01
FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 81 1876.
PRESIDENT GRANT ON SOUTHERN AFFArns-.nE
THINKS THE THREE DOUBTFUL STATES MUST
BE COUNTED EoR HAYEs--TnE PRESIDENTIAL
QUESTION NOT LIKELY TO DE SETTLED BE-
FORE THE Arm OF MARCH.
The President IN an interview to-day alluded to
Southern Affairs at length. For ten days he had re-.
ccivcd no letters or kilograms from Tho contested
States, fact which no looked upon OF the utmost
importance showing the satisfactory state OF affairs.
Hc was, however, fully advised of matters IN those
States by persons who hal just returned from them.
In regard to South Carolina no the returns OF the
republican electors seemed to DO conceded all
hands. With regard to Edgodcld county tho facts
elected justified tho Returning Board In throwing II
out. particularly rs the face Of the returns showed
twice many votes as were N tho county.
With regard to Florida, the original face OF the 70.
turns show majority Of AZ for Hayes aud Wheeler
A mistake was promptly corrected which gave Tidcn
las majority. The throwing out Of q county where
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-01
GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.

WASHINGTON, Dec 81, 1915
ARRIVAL OF BARNEs, THE NEW ORLEANS TELE.
GRAPH MANAGER--Hrs INABILITY TO COMPLY
WITH THE DEMAND OF THE MORRISON COM.
MIrTEE.
+. W. Barnes, manager Of the Western Union Tclc-
graph Company's New Orleans onice, arrived hero
10 day in obedience 10 "A summons OF the House Of
Representatives, and is quariercd at Wizards Hotel,
but not under restraint he Will, heretofore stated,
be arragned the bar OF the House "Wednesday 10
for alleged contempt in not producing before
the Morrison committee certain kilograms hence
by Secretary Chandler and others pending the counting
Of the electoral vote Louisiana 1t is known that tho
Executive Committee of tho Western Union Telegraph
Company have removed all messages from the control
possession OF any OF its officers and therefore,
Mr. Barnes cannot produce those which arc required.
and he is acting under the ordcfs OF superior OIL.
GERS, the members OF the Executive Committee will
probably be summoned. under the resolution OF tho
House. TO answer for the action which prevents Mr..
Barnes from complying with tho demand OF the Nor.
rison committee.
Under these circumstances IL Is for tho House to
determine whether Mr.. Barnes Is In contempt OF the
authority OF the House.