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The New York herald., 1877-03-05
NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY s. 1s77-w1TH SUPPLEMENT-

the South as It is hoped might produce
rash utteranccs or movements IN Louisiana
and South Carolina The carpet baggers dcsperate
they that their misrule has como to end, but
they cannot bear to give up and wond rather punge
the country into dicusies than let 60 their hold.
The plain facts that ihe difficulties In South Caro-
iina and Louisiana final and proper adjust
meut, and that few days will sec this
pleted. Senator Gordon, who has conferred
very freely with General Grant while he Pres
ident, and equally freely with friends OF the
administration, is satisfied tonight that few days
Will the affairs of South Carolina adjusted
entirely satisfactory, leaving Governor Hampton
the undisputed Governor of tho State It has trans
pred that Colonel Burke OF Now Orleans who has Tor
time ably Governor Nichols here
had Interview to-day with President Hayes and LEFT
suddenly for New Orleans in tho train this evening.
THE RECORD OF THE FoRTY-rouRTH CONGRESS-
AN UNUSUAL ABSENCE OF JOBS.
The Congress which closed to-day at twelve while
II has worked under almost constant pressure OF
great excitement, has an honorable record for the
absence of jobs. Tho democratic House. though 1t in
dulged in some petty aud mistaken economies, in
the whole drew the purse strings nicely and voted
against largo and small jobs with commendable
fidelity In the last hours OF the defeated
the Four Million and Half Levee bill The Senate. IN
It's turn, defeated that old job tho Bounty bull which
up sop to spectators and agents regularly
every session, aud which President Grant had TO
veto. This Messrs. Logan and Morton plead for
II but In vain
The adjournment took place in the presence or
crowded galleries and with general good humor. Gen.
era Banks IN the House, and Mr. Creery in the Sen
ate, moved thanks TO the presiding officers, who made
the customary addresses roturn Tho failure OF the
Army bill makes extra session necessary, but the
appropriations run until the LIST OF July and II Is
probable that Congress will be summoned to meet
before May or June.
The New York herald., 1877-03-05
THE OUTLOOK AT WASHINGTON.

FROM the Phadclphia Times, March
Tho question OF the new CABINET Is engaging tho
special attention OF all sorts aud cques about The
President and the only thing that certain the
promotion of Senator Sherman to the Treasury port
iolio which will be direct insult every honest in.
stinct of the country II s probable that The old Cab
net will hold or few days weeks, and, II so,
II viii be huge job to dslodge Mortons leather Mr.
Tyner, and Cameron, who ably represents himself
Give Morton and Cameron aweek about Hayes repeat
tue nice stories OF the awcssncss hey had
to accept to count Florida Louisiana right they
VIII DO likely TO make the tail thenceorh wag the
IL Is worthy OF notice that those who frame
cabinets Tor the new administration always begin by
putting Bristow the supreme Court place OF
Davis, and following II up by sendiag ScEurz Curtis,
Hawey Whitclaw Reid, Cox, OF OHIO. and such eentle
men with earnest aspirations Ior repnbcan reform,
out OF the country TO MI missions, while the CABINET
that is TO manage the politics aud policy the
administration taxes in such gentlemen as sherman
Cameron, Chandler, Morton's man Logan. Settle, ~c
Co"ran venture the suggestion that II would be
Haweys. the Reids, The schurzcs, the Brstows, &c.,
and let the Mortons the Canerons the Shernans, the
Noycs, the Logans and their like 80 abroad Tor a
seasonhat Is, leave their country for their country 3
eoody IL would make an awful hubhnb among the
many placemcn who would be ruled out by any honest
Cabinet ana strike the ranks OF ballot
IRON Pilgrim Philadelphia to kcIivg. smttcn LOUIS
iana out II would do The country power OF good.
The New York herald., 1877-03-05

Hale; Attorney General. John NJ Harlan; Secretary
oI me Interior, George W. MeCrary; postmase er Cen
eral James n. ryner.
fhe Chicago Inter-Oced nominates Joseph Medili.
editor OF the Chicago Tribune, Commissioner OF
indian Affairs
The Washington ID. C.) Union Ia mentioning r. c.
Mccormick as a Cabinot candidate, says:-'Mr u. Z.
Mccormick. secretary to Zach Chandiers committee,
soh-ln-law OF Senator Thurman ltte delegate from,
ana formerly Governor Of Arizona Territory Is en-
deavoring with trc ad OF the Washington correspond
eht "t san francisco Gewsps per- 10 maaufacture
enthusiasm at both ends OF the line with view 10 get
ting INTO Mr. Hayes Cabnei. Mr. Mccormick IS IN
some respects Schuyler coifax smaller scale.
He owes The positions he has held to he puts o his
distinguished services winch he has continued 10 get
inserted IN the newspapers from the Potomac TO tho
Golden Gste''
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THE MARQUIS OF NORTHAMPTON.

A cable despatch from London announces the death
Of Charles Douglas Compton, Marquis OF Northamp-
ton, yesterday. at tho age OF sixty-one ycars1
He succeeded the title the death
OF his father 1851, married IN 1859 Theodosia
Harriet Elizabeth. laughter OF Captain and Lady Mary
Vyner aud granddaughter OF Thomas Philip, Earl de
Grey. The iamy derives its surname IRON tho lord
ship OF Compton. In Warwick OF which It's founders
were lords previous TO the Norman conquest.
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COLONEL Join A. ooprREY.

Colonel John A. Godfrey, Of the New York Society
OF California P,onccrs formerly resident OF san
Francisco and Consul General at Guaymas, Mexico,
d,ed in this city Friday very suddenly His funeral
will take place this morning at tch O'Clock, from nis
late residence 147 West Fiuv-thru strcst.
The New York herald., 1877-03-05
OTIS r. EuGnLYs.

Otis r. Ruggles, for nearly thirty years Superntend.
cnt OF the Vermont and Massachusetts Railroad, died
at his residence in Fitchburg on saturday evening
lie was widely known among railroad men throughout
tho country, ana was prominent and representative
ciuzcn IN his community. His disease was consump-
ton. rom which he had been suffering Tor the past
months.
The New York herald., 1877-03-05
GEORGE opGER.

A cable despatch from London announces that Mr.
George Odger, the well known ngtaor Tor the rights OF
the working classes IS dead Mr. odger has been long
known as a trade unionist. and was at one time
Der of the nov deunct 'Inicrnatonal Workingmcn's q
Association. TN than occasion he contested
a seat IN Parliament as ''workingmon's advocate"
but was always unsuccessful
The New York herald., 1877-03-05
CHARLES CHASE, SURGEON UNITED STATES

Surgeon Charles Chase. or tho United States Navy,
died last Friday at the brooklyn Navy Yard, after
short illness. Tho deceased born In Mninc, and
entered the navy from TINT State In 1914. lie
the e,ghtyourth year Of ms Ut the time OF his
death
The New York herald., 1877-03-05
OBITUARY.
PHILIP SHANNON.

Mr. Philip shannon. wei. knosn citizen oi yons
kers. y y. ana man VINO has figured prominently
the IRISH revolutionary movement ded ss hts
dence IN yonkvrs on Fridiy last after lingering III
ness. Tue deceased born Cork county. ireland,
aud 10 the United States twenty years ago.
Through untiring industry ana business capacity ne
established himself IA business ana AT the lind
OF ms death Que of III. lending dry goods men oi
The town rhs funeral Will takr place to-day. and wi
be attended by large body OF Irs nationaiiss from
the surrounding country and from this city.
The New York herald., 1877-03-05
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

CONGRESSMAN Chester W. Chapir, OF Massachusetts,
Ex-Governor Thomas G. Fletcher, OF Missouri and
Congressman Daniel j. Morrcii, of Pennsylvania, are
At tho Filth Avenue Attorney General Charles s.
Faircnild, OF Albany, and Professor o. c. Marsh, OF
Yac College, at the Buckingham. Judge James
H. Howe. OF Wisconsin; Captain Houstoun Boswaii, Of
tho British Army and Pay Inspector Augustus H. ca
man, United states Navy, arc at the Windsor. Lieu.
tenant +. !. Amory, United States Navy, is at tho
Brcvoort Professor ID. C. Gilman, President OF tho
Johns Hopkins University. is at the ST. James. Judge
Charles Daniels, OF the New York supreme Court X.
Holland Duel recently United states Commissioners Of
Patents, aud ex.Consressma Luke T. Poland, OF ver-
mont. arc the Grand Central Assistant Postmaster
General r.. W. Barber and A. D. Hazen, OF the Post
Once Department, nrc at the GiIscy. Bishop Juhn
Sharp OF Salt Lake City. and General r. G. Ushcr Of
Boston. arc at the 81. Nicholas.
LADIES WHO POSSESS THE FINEST CON.
psxons rre "%oDs ls , a soar
A-BENNETr BUILDING.
FlKErko0F .,-
% nS I'm kSrb kHn 6FfcE sra
70 LET oS VERY hEAsoSxBLs TERMS.
IAwyEHs sy9 81 pANh fl nhSsHs SH Iss0RAsor oTrcza
A-GENTLEMEN's HATs.-sPRING STYLES ARE
Nassau
A-A-sPRING OPENING.
j. c. JOHNSTON.
Broadway. sth av. and I'D s.
MONDAY.
THE srl OF MARCH.
1000 piece, rLAIpEpi" i"sy XxD n srRiPEp PRRip SILKS.
rs, piece. rLAIS coLoRED silks '" "'''"
1000 pcces NEW DRESS GOODS.
from i2,Ec. to s. 50 per yard.
FANS ssx pSf $IS$Sfs siS sfiHs Sa .sg.rs
with ,Ss ,,,s sps@,ns of
ApprrioSAL DEPARTMENTS.
FRENCH MILLINERY
LADIES' asn saossSs \: ,s, ROOTS AND Shoes
nxrIisIsiox. II siIisiiox
constantly ON hand
Samples Of Dry Goods srasu,ucu.,v parsss sts
country on arp'es''on
D. a c. JOHNSTON
Broadway. 9th av. and g2ds.
AS A PURIFIER USE nYATls LIFE BALsAx,
the old aud reliable family mcoicine. Use the "A H."
JULES MUMMs CHAMPAGNES.
Sold by Park iiiford and Ackcr. Merruii Co =
Private stock ....... - oD per dossn
LEA h PERKINS,
woRcrsnssnigx sArcs
Is the original snd only worcsstsrshIrs sauce.
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY DRAWS $3.50 900
every fifteen Prizes ca.ned; Information furnished
Highest paid tor spanish bills, goycrnncus AZ
TAviOn \ CO. bankers. ~ Wall st.. New York.
SODA WATER APPARATUS FOR MAKING ALL
JOHN MATTHEWS. LIST av. ana 10Th ST.. city.
YOU CAN CURE YOUR COLD AND LESSEN
liability renewed attacks Wy the regular
RUSSIAN Naroa BArus. - East Hh 81.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
fvHRONi,.--kIp>EN. tN.NDDER. THEIR COGxATR
hitherto nfa deases, with in directions
cure. IN Dr. iEAfi's book oi Op pagcs grSts. 81 IN
Broadway New york.
"( OBSERVATIONS ON DEAFNESS AND CArARR1fw
NJfssued by tac NEW YORK THROAT AND EAR In
STlTCTE. III East csth u. Mailed for iOc. -
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MILAN +. MORRIS

A despatch from Philadelphia says that William J.
Morris. well known merchant OF that cliy and mem
her OF the fruit importing rm OF Isaac Jeanes Co..
died early saturday morning.
The New York herald., 1877-03-05
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes in the
temperature tor the past twenty-tour hours in CON-
parison with tho corresponding date OF last year, as
Indicated uy the thermometer at hudnut's pharmacy,
Linn. In ntllId
The New York herald., 1877-03-05

A'cfhSc Ten pc'aturc ycscruay W
Average temperature tor corresponding date last
The New York herald., 1877-03-05

LADIES WHO POSSESS THE FINEST CON.
pie xions the orsiLrSy's sULrHuR SOAP
hiLL's HAIR ASD WHsKsR DyK. 'bIaeN or brown. JOc.
The New York herald., 1877-03-05

A-BENNErr BUILDING.
FIKErROOF.
LOCATED OK NASSAU. ANN AND FULTON Sta
HANDSOME AND WELL HEATED OFFICES
TO LET On VERY REAS0NABLG TERMS.
SUITABLE FOR
LAWYERS. BANKERs' AND Insurance OFFICES
APPLY on TEE PREMISES.
A-GENTLEMEN'S HATS.-sPRTNG STYLES ARE
ready insp elton and sao at EsrENsCHEiD's, iis
The New York herald., 1877-03-05

~ OBSERVATIONS on DEAFNESS AND CArARRlIw
NJfssued by tac NEW YORK THROAT AND EAR IN
sTITCTE. III East 2eth 81. Mailed for ioc.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS..

fynR0Siv.--lsip>EN .vR.,DDER. THEIR COGXATR
and hitherto snai dsears, with nil thc,s
curc IL Dr. ilEAis book oi loD pagcs grs<,s. 81 1I
Ercadwny. New York
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-10-19
'IERE zNislEnARGsAe
.sEENMTEVTwTrszE
49, .-z1 - - - ~ - - -4--G 49,

The Sentinel X The Commercial. Nh
nanciai and Industrial Paper y The ~iHie
and "a least thc equal IN point Of eliip
rial, literary nnl prw~ eerit OF Ait,
its rivals. II viii be Id best Wet
we crn make, and iW every sensr 'll
Paper OF the People.
Ii will advocate Justice and fsir Iiriu.
opportunities TOR Industries and latot
That there Ne No more class lc-islrfiun
A reduction Of the present luinvsl
rate Of interest.
An immediate and unconditional :.
peal OF the resumption law.
The RECOMMENDATION ~ silver
A grccnbark currency o. thn rgrf
volume 70 meet The legitimate diu
Ot business.
Withdrawal of national bank raie-
grcenbacks and s,lyes tpbe inadf g
tender IN payment ,f sll debts, prh'i
and private. Without limit
The bondhplies5 NJ ng yaid no ,aaF,
than the cunitnri aiud io share penat
the burdens government viii. iiAusits
and labor
The ~ENTrNFr j. eSperi-ily Sev~ira N
the Interest M iiAs indu-rriai rla~-s- aii
every leading and thinking man II iA
state, WHO can Afford 10 takr . nrNaiH
per. without regard ~ party Inliiie
ought to subscribe fof at least one ~ VI
editions.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-10-19
Real Estate for Sale
CLEMENT DOANE.

Real Estate Agent, Jasper, Ind.
OFFERS for sale the following dcsir-
~ able tracts:
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-10-19

The first load Of new corn sold to a
dealer, in this city. this season, was
bought last week by Mr.. Wiley Tin
dolph, at twenty-five cents per bushel-
1t was as nice and dry as could be ex-
pected this early in the season.
There were 5000 persons in attend
ancc at our fair yesterday
The Wabash registers six inches above
low water mark.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-10-19

The Muncie Courier Democrat put it
this way:
If Morton should die, would Senator
Mcdonald die, TO pair of with him :
We give our consent. We then could
have two Democratic Senators il place
OF none.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-10-19

nFFERS Tor sale the following dcsir-
~ able tracts:
No. $50 acres Or good land IN nan township.
within mile d the Air Line al prices that viii sui
you. All timber.
No.4.--so acre. q good land in Han township. for
~ 80 per acre The oak timber Il i worth double
the price.
No. 34-l2o acres ofunimproved land.
at the crossing Of the Rockport and Air
Line Railroads near Huntingburgh.
with enough timber for fire wood on IL
TO pay for ii.
No st-An eligible lot in good locality, with i'm :
provemenfs upon Il, in the town Of Huntingburg
No. $50 acres ~ finely tlmbered land In Mari.n
township Dubois county. cleared has on Il small
log house. IA we'll wsered and underaid with coal
about miles from jasper, and lays well % make nice
farm tlo per acre; one-half cash. balance on time
No. ss-so acres in Spencer county Al he crossing
81 the Railroad and the Ferdinand and Dale road -
acres cleared. good house, barn. &c plenty 81 good
wa.ss about 200 ne fruit trees; plenty o. coal Cheap
No. lo0.-t2 acres of land east ~ shot creek bridge
timber. M ~
NJ. ls1 wa sores IN Spencer County, on Dale ana
Ferdinand road miles nom st Henry and mile srom
Maria Hill. and miles from Feralnand: 20 acres ~
cleared land fns brick building, rooms and cellar
two good barns; plenty 81 water; two good orchards
good timber, &C.. &c. Cheap.
CLEMENT DoASE offers his services
to the public for the sale or trade
Of real estate, without making any
charge to parties employing him. un-
less sales are effected, and then reason
able commission IL expected. Persons
having real estate 10 sell will find this 4
Desirable means ofreaching the purchas-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-10-19

Days Of Meeting OF The rrnxt..
Of thc Various TOWNSHIPS m
dubois County.
NOTICE Il hereby given TIM ilt RIM.
49, Ices OF the various townships M rmI
bois 20. will br N heir respective. MN.
10 each Of the townships for tie putn..,
Of attending 70 township business ",
the following days:
Columbia HARRISON. Talnhrsdgs Marian ~,
IrNtrson. itsksen rliskn. Cas- ana I.,.l,,,'
tonNhirr. ~ nv sstnfdAAs w ercl ~r.k VA ,.
toNnfhip rn Mondays NJ sath wepA X NJ. t.v, .,'
WI ifv lri nd ad Safrria. IA ev.p month
ftftfnS hA in ilfiif.t VIII ara ~ fAt T,,.,
~i HAfs iu rNstrye isfss asys pAf.g hfs iaN rr,,t
IA 9se r.h 4"Nn.lir TRUSTEE il.al a.>is.~
certain Wa ~ rael urtt w l.Anil ns rA. H. r..,I. "
NV which nr vi 4fffnr sA fha islhass IN i.. w
aud enuse Notice thereof ~ ~ sisea ~ fl,s li.
" snsf township ana Ali contracts. auJisira ~
inenl n claims. slall W made oniy or sD.
datt.M
Lheof NANf' Pnillir hiita
NNhtn J. n Lispas
A>nAgw NfNrtNFs. Irffx .rN4n.
W. ". NSNnAtL pht wv
snsffh Ihir II. n -frHnA~sy
lnNM h'M. tiJNEof lsAAAA
September a. lsTd.--ly
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-14
nh. L.ss. .G DaAs.a.

Tue lssa ~ D k.,n, which include sll If
tse't v.~el c''tr -rr no* ~ pres. nd VIII
h. i,s'- hs-'i - tinri init rs rslidl !, sp.-
si''' to 'o's'it'''.',i 'A'n1 . hav n. w,i.
nMe tsanp'.A d I'D ,.,ntla Az ..,tiy =. ih.
hisi1t lu,V T. arte . snpils IL s5e.l
'irqaetaIls atd ..H iei, with tidvsf ce : s-erts
Of The printed yusune ~te.hsss srtnuee.i
fa' printing an rx'fa9 nunstr OF capIsa
which we sill mail t,s fast ss printed 10 any
aGd dF'ss, on IecsIp q ptice, witch will he
Nv c'-n,s fnr estn 10 paees ~ ,hi. way
lawyers and Others Gan supply themselves
= !. as.h iitxs with little delay. The 10
page forms. II preserved csn te bnusd 10 a
saipms, shen the book Is compis,ed and
the eaiire cost will not exceed II 1t equals
,haIyicr ~ The volume - fxed by faw.
The price " mail includes postage.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-14
Various Casses

Advancing years, care, sickneas, disap-
pointmspt, and hereafter psedispos'tion-
al operate 10 turn the hair gray, and either
OF them inclines 1t TO shed prematurely
AyEK's HAIR VlaoR will restore faded or
gray, light and red hair to- rich brown III
deep black, as may be desired. 1t sottens
and cleanses the scalp, g,v,n.. IA healthy
action, aud removes and cures dandruG and
humos. BY its use falling hair is check
ed. and new growth will be produced in
all Cases where the futttctEs are not destroy
ed or glands decayed. Its effects are beau
iifally shown on brashy, weak. or sickly
hair, 10 whicha few applications will pro-
1qec the gloss and freshness Of youth.
Harmless and sure in its operation, Ii ID in-
comparable Is dressing. aud Is especially
vsined for the soft lustre and rich pess Of
tone Il imparts. II con,aiss neither oil nor
dye. and will not soil or color white cam
bric; yet II lasts long on the hair, and
keeps Is fresh and vigorous.
FoR SALR By ALL DKALHRs.
Sold by Mills d Purdy, Yanklon.
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Good Advice.

Now is ,he tine Of year for Pncumonia
Lung fever, &c. Every family .hoa,d have
bottle oil 1naoHEE's GERaAs syrup.
Don't allow tor one MONTH, that couyu ,o'
take hoie' Of your child, yonr family or
yourself. Consumption, Asthma, Pnru-
monis. Group. Hemorrhsges. and other
fatal diseases may set in. Although IL 10
true GERMAN SYRrr is cnr,ng thousands
nf these dreadful diseases, YET i, is much
better 10 have II at hsod when ,hres dose s
will cure you One bottle viii last your
whole family wint-r and keep you safe
from danger Ii you are consump,ive do
not rest uptil you have tried this remedy.
Sampie bo,tiei 10 cents Regular sizc !,
cents. Sold by your Drugsist, Mills 4
Purdy.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-14
The Bos.on L.a,e..

Our cilisens should bear in mind .ha. the
Boston Philharmonic ladies cornet band
aud orchestra are TO appear At Stones ball
on Saturday evening Of this week. The
Boston ladies give an excellen, entertain.
men., not exclusively instrumental, bu,
furnish some choice vocal music, introduc
ing new songs and ballads. duets. quartetta,
humorous delinestien. etc, etc Tickets
will be placed on sale At the pos,offic.
bookstore to;morruw, Thursday morning,
aud those contemplating attending the en-
teEsainment should secure seats early.
Prices as usual.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-14
0olng 10 \ aasas or goI.raAe

Take the A.chison, Topeka d Santa Fs
railroad, the new and popular lias from
Atchisoa and Kansas City, via. the beau.
lial Arkansas valley. TO Pueblo, Colombo
SPRING., Denver, Cunon City. Cucharas,
Del Norte. Trinidad, Santa Fe and eli
points In Colorado, New Mexico ADD Ari-
zona. Special nund trip 90 day tickets 70
Denver on sale May i5th, st go, taking In
the famous Watering plsces on the D. q r.
rosd. 9. Low emigr ant ntes to ths San
Juan Mines.
Pullman Palace Sleeping cars bstv
the Missouri river and the rocky mountains
without change. Close conncctions made
Al Kansas City and A.chison in unioa de.
pots. For maps, time tables and the .San
Juan Guide, address,
T. ]. ANDERSON,
Gen. Pass. Aet.,
TOPEKA KAN.
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aeuAa 1 GACoHsCs.


A aiM asd watsr whsel for r Fl. Vos.
berg. Rapid U>ag, y lying % ihs depot
platform.
J. r. Hayward Il the proud possessor Of
pslmssto wood cane which came from
Fort AoultFie
See sdvsrtissment Of the Boston Phil
harmonic Lsdiss Corne, Band concert.
which occurs on Saturday evening.
4 furious gais msds music nearly all Of
last ugh, and this morning the thermome
ter indicated twelve degrees aboye zero.
Gommotore Tsrry says ther, is not Z
word Of truth In the report that Col. c, X.
Peck Is interested with him in The trans.
portAiion contract
sests Tor the Boston Philharmonic ladies
cornct band and oychsstn y Ii u placed
on sale tomorrow morning As The Poat
Office book stors.
Night messages OF 20 words are nov
sen, fn.m CouDcil Bluff TO New York
Guy. over the Western Unlon line, for %
ceuta. When j. YsnKton to be favored
with such an advantage
During the heis hi OF last nights gale the
chimney on Cutting s Clouda.' grocery
took fire aud sent forth blaze sufficient to
alarm The occupanu Of the wooden row
about it. The fire was sxlinguished VIII.
oul damage. Shortly AfleIward another
alarm was given, caused by fire in lht
Chimney OF Fred Schnaubrr's residence or
Second street.
The management Of the 6remens ball
which 10 10 come OF on tie secnnd Friday
in April, promises that this will bc th,
best and most successfully conducted en-
teriaiument oi this kind that Yanklon hx
hsu for many years, and We believe th,
! emily cattco bali. Over Eve hundred lnvi
tations have bsen sent out, aud ~ The pric
10 within the sacL OF all, We anticipated
large attendance.
DR.. Buricighs' new boat will be compile,
ed in about four wscks. II will Do 10
feet long, 81 feet beam, 4 feet hold l
will have twu steam boilers, double rivet
ed. ~ inches tn diameter each "a feet lonl
and containing four tlues; two cylinders
ID inch. With fye foot stroke, Th
wheel will be 1871 feet In diameter, will
- foo, eaeke,s. The craft viii have full
length hurricane deck, and her name 10 L
be the Back HillA."
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R-n.vrA.

Fn-pk S.heue.h.l . IN. removed. his
ss,'on from CApaAi s.teat,io Third .,rses,
ss.,Y-rn Douglas .yrnae sr.l Walpu, street.
He ptopneeastn keep on hand The samr
fine hrssds ot foreign ard dorpe.,,c wines.
l'quprs and aixsr-,s and h4A >att-d up his
plscs 10 tirstciass metropolitan s,yie.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-14
Csasias Dsssllsaa Avsseneses.
Most profitable food Tor hoss, cattle and
sheep. Leave orders for ,eed with Rschey
4 Dix, Yankton.
Aasers. nea.ss1 cosse.

NeMrs Bell, Conrad 4 Co. Chicago,
bave placed upon the market roasted un-
ground cndss In one pound papsrs, lhat b
unequaled IN favor and strep9th by asy
heretolore offered TO coffce dfiukers. /,
possesses many OF ~ chafsctsris.ics u
Java ard Mocha, and being rnasted IL cir.
tight cylinders, ths oil y retained IL ths
berry. Aessrs, Bell, Con1d 4 Co, sre
manufacturers " The celebrated Peerless
Baking Powder, and the only iapcssera
and rossaen Of Ankosia CU6ee IL lhl
United states All the sronsss hsvs Il ou
sale, and will refund the money II cusan,
mers are not pleased. Evsry lover Of eood
eeas.. sAeald sss seasd ssd Try Il