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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-05
Of tho hlversesmsd Sierra.
Where the Pluto
D-- 4, nufaN

Roams In quiet,
Aud the eagle spreads hor eyrie-
Climbed our Gag. and sat In splendor
Throngcd with elemental wonder"
10 the east the Gag was seen over the
Homestead. and from tho new Beichor
works. the highest structure In Gold Hill,
tho colors werc CALAMITY streaming. The
main feature Of the day. however. was the
marching Of
II Hoo CHILDREN.
There were between six and seven hun
dred In tho procession. aud the consc'css
pride with which they waved their hass
showed how they entered into The spirit Of
tho occasion. Professors Van wagenen
and Baker. Miss Mcdonnell and Miss Hen.
derson marched with the children, who
wsre also escorted by School Trustees Dow.
ling and Golden.
A. Intervals along the street barrels Of
Toe water were placed for the accommoda-
ton Of the thirty crowd. These proved .
great convenience.
In the afternoon tho fire companies re-
ceived their friends at their respective en-.
CINE houses. Members Of tho Virginia
Exempt Fire Department and several
members Of Washos Typographical Union
accepted the Inequalities Of the occasion.
Speeches were made. songs were sung.
and . good time generally was enjoyed.
TIE oRRiB
Camo out at about I O'Clock. They were
most sro.esqusiy arrayed. and the noises
made by them were enough 70 drive
wssk.nerved person 10 distraction.
Every kind Of instrument was repro
sentsd, from . penny-whistle 70 An
immense sAxophone; from tho child's RAJ.
lie TO . bass drum. They went up street
~ far ~ the Divide. and astonlshed mum.
Der Of virginiAns who were coming down
TO see how . celebration ought 70 DO car
ried out.
ESrursIAsN.
Tho amount OF patriotic enthusiasm
displayed was most gratifying. The town
was alive. and every ono seemed to have q
band inside playing national airs. Songs
aukShouts were heard in every direction.
and when the Gag In the procession passed
q crowd Of men on Main street IL WA
greeted with . cheer that II did ones heart
good TO hear.
Az noon . salute Of I0i shots was fred
ono for each year Of Independence. The
evening SALUTE consisted Of thirty.eight
Qups-tbe number OF States In the Federal
Union. The shots were fred with giant
powder. and they were regular rousers'
much better reports being secured than
wouid haye been made with q common
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-05
kEPOEr.
san Franeisee Beard.


10 ophir. i6k. 10
$40 Nsxiean. isk .iok
cas- 0oaid 4 Curry. IAN. l3k. fsh
so5 Bsst 3 Bsiehsr. ios, 2ot. zoe. %
SeO Califernis. 55S. an
1910 savage. T.t's.6S
$40 Con. Virginia. Jk ex. ~
is6 Chollar. Po,ssi. ~. s4. nk.A
$40 Hale 4 Norersss. ~. 81
SO Crown Point, t,sso. 3k bio
20 Yellow Jacket. uk
21iO Imrsrial. I 10. 1 Is, I o.
40 Alpha. iik
40 Bslehsr. ~, 3.ss
80 sisrrs Nevada. Z W. 8. ss.sk
30 Utah. tsS. isk. II
so Bullion. 81. ~. ~
s5 E~xehequsf, q. ~. I. ~
iso Union Con, sk.3k
so Lady Bryan. e5
2i0 Julia. sS.s
ii;0. Caledonia, AZ
las Overman. i3S. i3k
10 SEQ. feiehsr. IS
i,as Justice. On. ..es.e..c. s..
100 baltimore. So
IFS silver Hi. I 2o.2
50 Dayton. SOC
81 ChAlisnge. IN
So Roeh IdAnd. ~
$50 New Yorh. ac
40 Ats.
100 LADY Washington
ia Andes. Soc
80 Lsviathan. % 20
sO North Con. Virginia, ~
100 Prospect. 80
ITO Morning Star. 2co
tD Trojan. SOC. 10
40 Joe reAtss.i
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-05

Tho Exempt fremon esms down from
virginia yesterday to sec our Fire Depart
n,cnt turnout, and to participate In tho
layout Of good things provided at the en-.
gine houses. Those old Jakeys, biess
their soulsl could we'll appreciate the
Ane appearance Of q boys with thsir
handsomely trimmed and decorated ma
chimes, and our boys extended 10 them .
most hearty and fratsrnal welcoms. treat
ing them In . most hospitabls. brothsriy
manner. The old Exsupts are always
welcome, and next Fourth Of july. they
must come down and Join In tho celsbrA'
tion and parade In Gold Hill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-05
Fourth Of July Committee.

Due notice is given in our advertising
columns to-day 81 a meeting Of the Execu'
tive Committee Of Arrangements for the
celebration Of the Fourth of July In Gold
Hill. II Is ~ bc held on Saturday even
ing next. at the hall Of Yellow Jacket
Engine Company No. 2. for tho final set
element oi all business connected with the
occasion. Meanwhile. all persons having
bills to present will please hand the same
TO NJ. r. Wolf. at lleinstoin a Wolfsclo-
thing store, by or before tomorrow oven
ing. In order that they may b properly au-
dited AMI inspected.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-05
THE eoMsToek.
Latest Official Mining News
For the Week Ending Thursday,
July ), 1871.

The stock Market Axain-Hsw II
Opens Afssr she Fesrsh nss'
anna Dividends Csning- frss'
peess aud Realities b Sssre
Tunnsl Within EArsises 81 sne
Cesnstoek-Lasess News fresn All
the ntuing Levels To-day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-05
ssr.es Q.ss.sis...
lar u a. AND p. IslraHAru rISsl

luY rmE A. AND =. IxLEaEAru LINE
sAS FRAScisco. July 5-2 p. n
Best and B~elchor-20. H., 49,
lmperial-i %
Grand Prixe-i5
Ophir-iG
OvermAn-i3h
Gould and Curry-i21. ~. ~.
CAledonia--2h, 40
California 33h. 33s
Con. virginia-32h
Crown Point
B~ullion-G
Exehequer-5t. s.
Justice-G. 81, 81
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-05
DivIpE>D~.

c.umru,s-,lp er .hsre. aRsr,sSiins 81
Wo: d~rciared June Ith; rsyseie June
18th.
Consolidated virgtuia- -ti per snA-,
aggrrgsting si.oro,oo0; declared June Hh
piy.blc June nth.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-05

The Prose.sion-Litsrary Exercises
-Orasien by Hon. John ruis-
Poem By w. q. Ilyde-k. Bien'
nerhas.est, shs Resder-A joy.
q Oecasiou and = 0rsat Crowd
-Unity ct Fseiisg-Ths spiris
of s7O.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-05
s.sissaeHsy.

The ball Of tho ssrsisid Guard last
night. wss one Of the best and most sstis-
factory ever given In Gold Hall. Miners
Union Hall was tastsfully trimmed and
Decorated. Professor n~ippinghsm's band
performed most excellent music. Every
thing was we'll managed, aud there were
more pretty girls present than vi remem.
Der 70 have met on any similar occasiou.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-05
Sueeor.

sinking the main shaft Is going STEADILY
forward. the bottom in good blasting
ground. The pumps continue TO handle
the water with ease and the work Ia being
pushed ahead with all the energy possible.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-05
New Ysrk,

An additional force Of men has been put
to work. The pumping arrangements arc
10 be completed a. o 0 - practicable, and
the shaft drained Of water. after which
sinking deeper 10 ~ DO commenced.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-05

Daily yield 90 tons Of ore. Sinking tho
main incline is making good progress.
Sinking tho drain shaft h also making
the best u headwsy. The east crosscut
from the south drift ON the icO0-fcot level
Il showing some very line quartz. The
south drift from the east drift ON the 1900
foot level il also in quartz Of . favorable
chararter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-05

cKyp sso. TO O. p. RowsLL . 90
- New Yogk, fnF Psuphsst. Of 100 paeee. eoe
tsinlne fsts Of ana uewspapsu. Nd sstfn.sS
showing 60 II advsrttsing. nsAt
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-05
AHA.

The wes, drift from the loso-foot station
IL being pushed steadily ahead TO cut the
orc vein, which Il must do at no very dis.
tsnt day. In the meantime the shaft Is
being pushed rapidly downward 90 Is to
male ample room for . stump In case OF .
heavy dow Of water being encountered
when the ledge Is struck In the drift.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-05
TIE rLAo,

From ihopavilion the dag on Mount d.
wilson was distinctly soon. This was
placed In position by Andy Peaslsy. -
usual. and the sight Of II 10 ~ confidently
expected ~ Is the recurrence OF The DAY vs
celebrate. Az I've folds were given 70 ne
breeze, one felt like sxclsiming;
"Up The somhrs
Silent chamber
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-05
Ssiisi silver.

The Wine Is being sunk ~ rapidly as
the nature Of the grouui will admit OF,
the material bsing easy picking ground.
composed Of quartz and clay. Occasional
streaks and punches u good ore are met
with. but not in any paying quantity: Tho
crosscuts both east and west are being
pushed ahead through very favorable look
Ing Ledge matter. with seams OF quartz
coming In. which give good assays.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-05
yellow jacket.

At the 22O0.foot level the main drift
east crosscutting the ledge is In ii2 feet
to-day ami continues in the same material
A. heretofore. Tho east crosscut from the
main south drift. 100 feet south Of the
main east drift. is in iG feet ; material
ledge porphyry and small strcaks OF por-
phyry. The crosscut west Mt the same
point Is in 20 feet, with the face princi-
pally In quartz Of promising character.
The new working shaft 10 the eastward Is
down TO feet to-day. Rock hard and
plenty u water. The masonry founda-
ton work for tho main building and the
new machinery Is being pushed forward
cnergctically ~ usual.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-05
sierra Nevada.

Tho south drift On tho i1O0-foot level ID
being pushed ahead with all possible speed,
the face in a mixture OF clay, quartz and
porphyry. The south drift, ON the 1900
foot level Is rapidly advancing To meet
and connect with q nsrth drift from the
Ophir iiG5-foot level. Sinking the sontl'
Wine ON this level !. making good pro,
grrss. the bottom In fine quartz mixed
with porphyry. The east erosscut ioo iee'
south of tho Wine Is showing some quartz
mixed with clay. Tho north drift ON the
i25O-foot lcxel. nov being advanced To
connect with the Utah shaft, Ia making
good progress and showing some very fine
quartz.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-05

A brcakage Of 4 pump bob in the main
shaft during the first part Of the week has
caused q delay in working the lower
levels Of the mine that can hardly BE- over
come In less than ten days more. Dupli-
cate machinery, to put In the place 81
that broken. il now being manufactured
in San Francisco. and will 10 forwarded at
the earliest moment possible. In the
meantime the pumps have all been hung
up aud the lower levels 80 thoroughly So
cured that no damage whatever can bc sus.
tainei by any rise Of water that Is likely
to occur before the pumps are ready to
again start.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-05
Hess a B~ieher.

The three east erosscuts ON the IIoo-foot
level are again ready to advance. The
Gould 4 Curry pumps are in excellent or.
| der. and the down-casto Of air recently noted
has 81 thoroughly cooled the mine that 1t
| never has heretofore been in a. finc q O n
| dition for the development Of the lower
lnsrls a. II il now.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-05
Mexican.

The upraise above the iic5-foot level Is
showing some fine quartz and ore. Tho
north drift on that level, running TO con.
meet with the south drift on the l500.foot
level Of the Sierra Nevada for ventilation
purposes. Is being pushed ahead with
steady vigor. Tho west crosscut. on the
icOO-ieot level. il developing some fine
ledge material. The erection of the air
hosting engine at the joint Wine at the
Opbir line, ON the l700-foot level. IL about
completed. ready 10 drive tho sinking
aheal In GOOD style.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-05
l,nledoala.

The north drift on the iioo.foot level Is
being steadily advanced, the facet In quartz
heavily charged with pyrites Of iron.
which gives assays of SIS to $40 por ton Of
gold. the assays showing only a trace OF
silver. The north drift on tho i6oOtfoot
level Is being steadily advanced without
any material change ~ interest 10 record.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-05
Ausro ruauei.

Face u header in ledge porphyry. with
occasional streaks % quartz. The tunnel
has o 50 nearly approached Che main
workings Of the comstock that the miners
working in both the Savage. Soreross,
Chollar Combination Shaft and the sutro
Tunnel. say they can hear the blasts let OIL
al either point.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-05

Sinking tho main incline decperi in ordtr
to furnish a more capacious sump Is ma.
king the best Of progress. 1t Is down
iifty-six feet below the i90O-foot station. A
drill hole Ia being kept well ahead Of the
face Of the east drift from the l9OO-foot
station in order to guard against flooding
the shaft or q sudden inburst Of water.
sinking the south Wine. on the lIOO.foot
level. near the California line, Is making
good progress. the bottom in very favor
able ledge material. The baby hosting
engine being put in at the joint Wine on
the Mexican south line, on the lIOo.ioot
level. il about completed. Daily yield.
forty tons Of ore. which Is being crushed
at the Winfield mill.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-18

Orders hays bssn issued from the Ia.
dian bursau for the issue Of supplies fos
Ill IL hostile Indians Who have returned
70 The asssciss with Spotted Tail. All
lsdiaas Who return to the agencies come
uadsf The conditions that thsy are to b
disazmsd and disno united, otherwise they
ars ts b t,ssesd the same q those Who
fenaissd q home, Instead OF taking up
arms against ths government. /. il BE-.
hsvsd at Washington that Sitting Bulr,
foFss Asvs bsea g reduced BY their de.
ssfttcas froa h6 rsaks that no further
trosbls sssd b fsarsd from him.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-18

1.jos Rsso, recently tried BY court
nsrtial On chargs Of insaiting the wife
q brother oncsr, and sentenced to be
disnisssd from the servics, has forward
q % ths war department request for :
dslay In Tie presentation Of the case to
u prsstdest, claiming that hs has addi-
tisoa evidence which will tend to q nit
igatios Of the ssntsDcs. The request has
besa granted.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-18

l am nov prepared to receive horses 10,
training. for spsed or driving. VIII pay
sitsstion 70 breaking and handling vicious
horses, sfso Veterinary, Any person hav.
Ing horse thst they wisk 70 have handled
for specd, and not knowing me aud my
ability % atniner and driver. [ will faruiah
sumcieat reference from tho best horsemen
10 the Udited States.
Stable on north Broadway, Var kton, d.
!. N. =. AaMsTRoSa.
YanktontD. T., March %.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-18

Ose hundred oflics seekers per day Il
tAs aunbsr vhich the president enter
taiss. Just new b. Il ls6oring hard TO
distribute dvs consular and diplomatic
oflces amoay nine hundred applicants
md give every maa one Of them. Schurx
thinks he can fx eight hundred and
niaes5. ave Of them II the president will
ssad them around TO his school house.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-18

cIAtDVR NV IORk,
City and County Of New York f.
Richard A. NcCufday vlce Freshest, and Rob
ert A. 0ranniss Acting Secretary o, the Nutua|
Life Insurance Company Of New Yeek, beina
July aworn, depose and say. that the fore
going 10 full. true and correct Rtatement
said insurance conpany 10 ihs beaa Aas own
er Of u least one hundred thousand dollars. 81
aetnal cash capital, fnvesteA in ths ststs and
United states stocks And bonds, or In bonAs aad
mortgages OF real estets, lnincunbarsA Aad
worth lo.ble tbs amount for which the .saae il
moftgaged; and they are The above described
onhcers Of said insurance company.
s(- RICHARD A. NC.CURDY. Presldept
skAL. AOB4RT 4. 0RAMNISS,
t-l Acting Sscretary,
Subscribed and sworn befors me, this oh day
Of April 1877, witneas my hand and o1Rctal seaf
CnAkLgs NslftRfoa,
SEAL Commissioned for Dakota Territory
t@-) In Nsw York,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-18

Ths sscrstary q war has ordered III
vithdrawal Of tssops iron Alaska. Now
~ patriotic Alaskaiaas css organize for
u iatinidstioa u ssgro republieaas, In.
stitsts bogus legislaturss and elect Wads
HaaPtos governor every day in the
week.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-18
tsxALl
Tas Tr...rosr ov DAKOTA.

TAs TraarlosY OF DAko1A,l
{ Anditor's Once,
WH.nRAs, The Mutual Lie Ins1rpnce Con
psIy. located ia the city q Nsw York and State
o. Nes ORR has hled In this o6es svorn state
ment nf tts cenditi6n the 3lst day Of Decen heY
a D ls7s; In accordanes With the provisions 81 81
asi Of the legislative. of.hs Territory o
Dakota, relating 10 Jasurance compsnise. An
proved January dh, is6s and 1871,
~hE.rAa, On examination Of the sworn state
ment 81 said company lle1 In this o0cs, i ~
thai the said insurance. company 10 poses sse1 &
the Necessary amount q capital tavss,sA 8 70
Therefore, i,John .. saad, Auditor os Dakola
Territory, DO hereby certify that saih insaraael
company.is duly authorized TO irsassct ~ 60el
ness Of Fire lnsusaaoe In said Territory, ios q
year ending Decenbss 81, a. d. ls11, ~ Aepotl
properly appointed. -
AAax n. rAaAss, Aesst.
In teatlsaesy whereof, L have Aereunto ~ =,
ham hand and sol, this asth day ef YsbssAry. a. D
1871. JOHN Q. SAND. Audteos,
sal, =, Per L. u. PussY Dspsiy.
Apf-i7dSd
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-18
The Balldosers T. the President.

IL NieAolls ssssts has adoptsd ! -
~ = reaolut,n.SS a.t..A.a ao.h.,... !.
-.,s =. =. n......u 1oso'''s' :, -
- o.s - asa' nays ne policy
- y 70 pursue, aad thsrs i every rsason
70 sappoee thsa - will aecepk = so1nel
truth ~ assertions Of the r..r...nt.t t.t,v..
a. -. - h.,. ,.a.,-.s e
'' 'a'. s1 = svefy .spe-
g. y el'ne % gain the positions oflaw
Aaksn tof IL atAts Of Losisiasa. The
following 10 The edict Of the bultdo,sr..
Nrnr... M. ,.,,. - -.
r.n.i.;... ~. -. YSt.s - 'os ssste 81
rule M -ith ....... sau l.ls-
~ ~ a.t.sI;...;s. ,sGaon - .esn
Haves = .,r..s...s i. ~. ,..-1.I,'s ss,usns
.i,s:d, h.sIs,. - l.s l.soeuIal ana
IL. = y ..sa.y,s s.uu ~ = ooutn caro-.
~ ~. y coN Iocal sen-govsfnment Of
verttv = ~. .s",s ~ 49, pssGs ana pros
e : y,.ad f.iir-... - ~ ssuln
~. ~ -. = .e.,".;a.st - ~ 49, Raancl-
~. ''>'''ss so'st.as. insrs-
~ Bseesed b lk Genats asd Houae al
Z. Representatives. IN Geseral Assembly Con.
sss3
~ 1hss cordially indosss the policy
o tne president = sauscistsd II his in
segsi1, ana ws pledgs our hearty CO.
opeesaos, 40 and support in the sxscu-
- ea:
= ~ tne execution. Of the policy In
@ stase 81 1ooisians VIII prove Q source
ot isesunaoas oIsseangs 70 her psopls, lit
sp t.eI oofosnsd apirits, hsst their
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-18

EXECuTIvR OYVICE,
Yaakton, D. r., Apsil Ia, l671
WaBAsAs. II hes hssn represented 70 ne that
Oh the night Of the 1biA March last, sone Per. o.
9 persons uakLowA. attacked the stass Or the
Chsyennc aed Black Htlls staes peny, nSar
Deedwood In the county Of Lawrence, II this
territory, killing John Slaughter, the driver /;
ws...As. The psrso. q persoas consulting
the said murder Aave ned OF 20 con esalsd tA14-
selves that the o1ccfs q the Law have beea M
Able e make asIesta md bring then 10 justice /;
/, JOHN l. PENNINGTON. oov...o. o. rus
TEnn!foHYo o. DAKOTA, BY virtue Of the authority
yested in - sy ths laws Of sAs said tsrtiory, 40
FlvK HUNDH8p DOLLARS for the apprsAs.-
sion asA lsliveu. to the sheriH Of Lawrence
e01nty, Or the con1neDeAt h any jail or Prison,
- that het the said sheriff, a LAwreHcs cosnty,
may get then d tie pesDsn Of persons VIE killed
the s0id John Slsuektsfs
DoAe q YAakfon. the capital Of the said tsfri.
our Lord one thousand eight iHadrsA anA eeysnty.
DGven.
Jonx l. Psssrssros.
By the governor.
GEO. 81. HANp,
escfstary. Ape.l1d1w-w1
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-18
4 .rssvssss % -.

How often ws hear ~ abovo rslpash
dunnS theee extreme changes oe weaker
Coda C0zGAa md Sam Ilfuata we ~.
q mote pssvsleot aAonG childNo ~
nsw. Nov We ars golAe 70 re yoa q
tfy c,nsdy which has excited oooaeot1
oy physacass oil over ~ coaaisK who 6.
kn0wlodge their suSpei0 q The Wuodssful
and happy results non 10 uss. That ~.
edy y the well-known prepayasioe,
HALE6 COUGH CORDIAL Youi
own druggist, Mills = Purdy will tsll yoa
that II y the bsss cough medicine tAsy evss
sold and VIII warnnt q cure q lSturu
yoaf money 70 you .in CAN; ;of iailuls aftss
using onc-Aalf The bottle. Il 10 very pDeAs-
ant TO The taste, naaklng Il Q very desirsbis
rcmedv for chfldrsa.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-18
FER sale.

A house and lot on Cedar street . few
rods from Third street opposite Hudsmith,
Stout q Cos. blscksmith shop. win be sold
cheap for cash or on good terms. l, can
Be assd for dwelling or place of business.
Apply 10
J. N.NoRRIs, Chicaao House.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-18
Ayp.roa.. oy,.cs,

AUprFoA's OyyIcs,
Yankton, D. r., April ls, 1871.
I, John s. Sand, Auditor Of Dakota Ter,I,o,v
do hereby certify that the foregoing 10 true nd
correct copy OF the original statement oS ths
nutual Lifc Insurance Company Of New York on
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JOHN s. SAND, Auditor.
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