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The closing prices were:-
THE MONEY MARK

Money easy at per cent CALL The fol.
loving the rates Of exchange Now York at the
aforementioned cities to.day:-Savannah, u pre-
MUM; Charleston, easy, buying Is premium, selling
"a Premium ST. Louis, 100 premium; Cincinnati
steady. buying par, selling Ito; New Orleans, com.
mercal, 1882; bank. 4 Chicago so premium.
THE MARKET.
Gold opened and closed at 1O4sS with sales In the In.
term at lo4X. The carrying rates ranged from to
per cent. Loans also made Hat and at per
Tor borrowing. Gold cearings at the National Bank Of
the state Of Now York.
God balances. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. al, l44 9O6
Currency balances. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 205,336
Gross ciearances. So 49, 900
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
nIssOLCrION OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Is
Thereby given that The toparnershp heretofore exist
Ing between the undersigned under the hrn OF j. j.
kemer A Co.. has been dissolved by mutual
debts due by the said hrm TO lac paid aud all
due become due said firm 30 be collected and
ceised By the said j.. keiincr, only:
JOHN !. REIMER.
CHRisTOPH BELLMER
Nrw yoRg. Feb Is. 1877.
NEW YORK. MARCH Is, Is-7.--DIssOLuTfOS or
~ cOpartnsrship The copartnerhp existing between the
undersigned under the firm name OF James Fotcrton
Son. 2l5 West 18th l. this day dissolved by mutual
James Poterton ST. assumes all liabilities Of the
nrm and Is entitled 10 all receiptS
JAMES POTTERTON, sr.
JAMES POITERrON. Jr
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CopA1sTNERSIsIps

cO17 nnA TO LOAN-sIx PER CENT INTER-
spAl .OOOest; city Property; lowest expenses
LAWYE.. box 1 vl6 Post ofiiee.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-10-30
PROSPECTUS.
HISTORY of South Carolina,
BY
REV. r. LATHAM.

go soon as sufficient number of sub
bscrlbers are secured to warrant tho
enterprise, propose publishing a
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MORRIS HO TEL

have just finished painting, paperinp
Il and thoroughly renovating my Hotel
from top to bottom, and now have it in
first class order and am prepared to on.
terrain my guests with much moro con.
yience and comfert than eretoforo.
once on first floor aud opening on main
street. with dinning room and sample
made to mako my guests comfortable.
HS" Hotel located next door to r.
Elders large grocery md dry good stores
and in tho central md business portion O
town. Charges to suit the times.
A.sA. MORRIS,
april-2G-tf Proprietor.
ESTABLISHED 1874.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

REkTTV PIANO, ORGAN best. cH-Looki
- l startllngi SEQ Organs, IL
STOPS S55, Pianos only $3.50, cost $3.50. Circulars
Tree. DANIEL Il. BEATTY, Washington, N. j.
GINS ana Neyolyers. Illustrated Prlco
Plttsburg, Pa '"'' "''"''
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HISTORY OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
The work will embrace q complete
history of the State from the first discoy-
cry Of the soil; the settlement of the terri
tory at different periods; tho history of
the State under tho Proprietary Govern
ment, under tho Royal Government and
through the Revolutionary period, or to
the close of the Revolutionary war.
The movements of the several Whie
military chiefs arc accurately traced, and
the several battles fought during tho
Revolution are minutely described.
The whole will make book of mora
than 700 pages of tho size ~ of
Stephens History Of the United States twill
be printed ongood paper, with clear type,
and bound in substantial cloth. To sub
scribers tho book will bo delivered for
FOUR DOLLARS per copy.
Persons desiring to canvass for tho
work are requested to communicate with
tho author at Yorkville, S. c., for terms,
&c. II. LATHAM
Yorkville, S c., August, 1877.
sep S-tf
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so UTH C1ROLYN1 NEWS.

- " ~ - - "A<4NL H. ~ ~ ~ -.
Aiken wants fire engine.
Hog cholera in Ncwborry
Chester has had slight frost.
Wild pigeons frequent the forests
of Pickons.
Richland will nominate senator
on tho 9th Of November.
A fino mino of asbestos has been
developed in Pickons county.
Capt. T.. p. Robertson, of Ander-
son, and Capt. w. T.. Prescott, of
Edgeheld, are dead.
Governor Hampton, with his staff.
Will roview tho State troops at the
fair.
Tho recent mooting of Synod in
Columbia was vol attended. It's
proceedings woro interesting.
The cause Of the Charleston pois-
oning has not yot boon discovered.
The chemist has not completed his
analysis.
Col. Chas. S. Mccall has been
unanimously nominated for senator
from Marlboro, 0ice Maxwell. He
is the Democratic county chairman,
and splendid organizer.
A Northern lady has generously
contributed to the completion of the
Aiken Presbyterian parsonage.
The New York Times saws Cow
ernor Hampton wants Pattersons
seat in the Senate, Us we'll as his
scalp.
TroasUrcr Robertson, of York
county, has received about $4,000
of the taxes, which sum was paid in
by 3,l5G taxpayers.
Mr.. Sheppard seems to be the
coming man for speaker of the
House, if General Wallace is made
judge.
COL A. G. Haskell, Judge Maher,
Hon. W. d. Porter and Gen. w. III.
Wallace are mentioned in connection
with Wright's scat.
Senator Corwin, of Newberry, has
stepped down and out. Capt. j. N.
Lipscomb, the Democratic contest-
ant, will doubtless be seated.
Some ono proposes prize at tho
fair for tho handsomcst bride in the
State.
The Rev. j. G. Furman has dis
solved his connection with the Lau j
rensvillo Baptist church.
The sentence of Wade Hampton
Melvin, tho Aiken boy murderer,
has boon committed by the governor
to five years imprisonment in the
penitcntiary. What's in name?
Bishop Lynch has recovered from
the effects Of tho surgical operation
recently performed on him, and is.
expected to return from the North
next mont til. ,....H
b. Mr.. w. r. Brockinton has been
appointed clork of court of Will,
liamsburg county, in place of Mr..
Jacobs, who was unable to give q,
satisfactory bond Mr.. Brockinton
was clerk somo years ago. The up
pointment gives general satiafaction.
Tho Charleston .Weaos and
Courier of Thursday, says ::
"Lioutenant Flippor expects.
to start today for Texas.
While he has been in this city he has
made friends with whites and blacks.
by the Sensible course no has pur-,
suod."
Tho Columbia Register thinks it.
hardly possible that President
Hayes contemplates resurrecting
tho Republican party in South Caro-.
lima with such slender material as.
Simeon Corlcy, Of Lexington. 3
The Investigating Committee in
Newberry county find the faco value
of the claims against the county to,
be $27, ,820.19. BY reductions and
cancellations thoy brought this
amount down to $20,373.04, thereby
affecting saving to the county of
$7,447.l5.
The Abbeville Prose and
Banner says: "Tho work of
grading the Greenwood and
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YEAST POWDER,

E>OR making wholesome, light, digesti-
IL ble bread of all kinds, try the Morn
ing Star Yeast Powder. For sale at the
Drug Store Of
sept IL " E'AIKEN.
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PROF. N. SCHNlITT,

Pano, M ,loieon and Organ Tuner,
288 Main Street, Columbia, S.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-12
POLITICAL. s8

MsssAcHrsETTs PRoniEiTioStsrs
Worcester. Mass. Stp,. l2--The ss,a;c
convention OF the prohibition patty. 1sl NJ
Washbufn hall, but II being too sisaH 10
accomodaiethed delegates, srrnngeIHs.nia viii
be made To occupy Mechanics hail! AbpiH
seven l,endEai Delegates are present Ths
convention was elIlcd ~ oydee by. M. II,
Caleord, Of Boston chairman Of the H3te
GENITAL com.nitlsc. Temporary organization
wss.efisc,etl by the choice sof sr.iornss j
I.ostrotc. chairman and c. A. lfarcy aid
j. w. Brown secretaries. After, y Aniei
speech by Lolhreps. committees were sp-
pointed. sfY
s.s, Labor REFoKMEfs. 4.
! Eostof, sse.,l. i2Tic labor reterm l.a.sS
had q c,nyep,ioh here to-day, Gee. ~ .dac
Niel presiding. The mornings session was
spent in discussion, many delegates show.
ing adisposition 10 amagate with HE green.
back party. Recess was taken.
CALIFORNIA.
San Francisco, Sep. l2.-Election returns
as 10 calling a constitutional convention are
very meagre, but there seems no doubt ,ha,
the question i. lost.
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PROPOSALS..


OFFICE or THE SurEHISrENDESr or IL 4
ENcN, Nankion, u. T.. Sept 1.h. 1917. J
CEALED PROPOSALS. viii be received At this
- ONCE until 2p. IN, Friday, Sept. 1Itl, Tor con-
Sirnetii,g at new Spotted Tai toid PoncaJ agen- :
cy about siNty-iiye miles above Yani,0n, on the
Missouri river. the following buildings, to-@it
one warehouse. one slaughter house and covered
cattle scales. All material. labor and transport
Niun to be furnished. by the contractor. Every
thing completed on or before the first of Ndscm-
her next.
Each proposal must be In duplicate: mist
haze copy Of this advertisement attached. and
be accompanied by a guarantee signed by two
good ana sufficient SttriicS. approved by n judge
or clerk Of III" tinted states court. guaranteeing;
that. IN case Il contract is awarded 10 tlr part y
making the proposal said contract wili he ac~
trptru and entered into aud good and Sliricn,
bonds Immediately furnished FOR The faithful
rciofli:inci of the contract. plans Speciiie;t-
lions and drawings. may he seen in this office.
Contracts will be suhicc, 10 the approval OF The
commissioner of Indian affairs, Washington.
lii,!tlers are iitytcdto he present III tlia open
M @ oi 'lae bids at so'clockl; IN. Friday, Sept
t;HNarimeti reserves tho riaht "a reject any
OF All bids, or 10 rcncc the ulunhcr Of build
insS. Bids 10 be marked on the envelopes
'.P;oaoSas 10 Erect Agency buildings and al
dressed 10 the undersigned
j. III. HAMMOND.
- Superintendent of Indian AiiaiiS.
s. - - s& : Yankton. u. r.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-12
NEW YORK.
RAISING \ FUND.

New York, Sept. is-Aser tie services
in the Russian church yesterday, The coca,
sion being the Cast Of ST. Alexander. End
The name day Of he ear. son.e American
gentlemen pteSeut i(sa,yed themselves into
u commiaee,o laisc funds for the ,eici o!
'weunded Rassian soldiers, regarding AK ID
rs teing at present he common defenders
Of christianity sIr. o'Connor was elected
chairman, aud MI S:song. SECRETARY, for
hume ard Mr.. PTicss inr foreign cores
nonacAcc.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-12
THE RIVER.

Bismarck Tribune Sept. 5th: The steam
crs Josephine and peninall f,om .Pecls and
Cow Island have arrived. They report
meeting the Silver City above Buiord and
the 4, W, Dusan belos Stevenson. The
officers of the Penlnah report low water
above Peck. The steamer Rose Bud,
Capt Marsh, left Tongue river post, Aug.
2s.h, with,atrip for tie new post On the
Big Horn. The Rose Bud viii remain N
the Yellowstone as long az Business re-
quircs. The Custer arrived from the
Yellowstone Monday ev niag and has Law
ed up al this place.....C .C4rt MageFrv left
nfn the last ofth;s week and Mil depar.
with l.s fine steamer Benton hr Cow
lslna SeiteInber >, as. per advertisement
......Capt. K. c. Mason and Col. Jno. II.
Stewar., Of The Gen. Mead, were making
a clio e examination OF Mr.. Wiicher's bull
train. may he possi bic taat the gentle
men intend investing in tie Black Hills
as Two fonrPemincnts steamboat men last
season mad, some heavy investments which
have turned out SO well:.....The steamer
Big Horn viii leave TO: Fort Peck on the
18th lust, and tle Joshephine for Yankton, rs
.the.e seems to bca heavy demand for topnage
below The steamer B. L. Weaver left
for below Monday. The steamer Victory
was nj Bniord when the Josephine passed
down snd viii, be here sometime during the
day......The steamer Rankin, which boa,
has bean aground upon the Yellowstone for
The past GO days, was aimos, in the water
when the Custer PASSED
down. Capt Clark has
succeele,i in Launching l,er......Tl.e follow
ing steamers are now a, the landing Big
HON. Josephine. BENTON, Caster, McaSS
and Peninah. River falling, with ,hrc.
feet. scant. TO Eniorl.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-12
LATEST BY MAIL.

y N e
~ The anniversary Of the battle Of Lake
Erie was celebrated at Newport. H. L., by
the ringing Of church bcIls.
/ Tie franklin, Louisiana, possofiice was
robbed Sunday night Of 5000 and negro
suspected has been arres,cd..
\ beat containing three boys IVES run dos n
by the ferry boat 7Koslyn in North river,
New York, Monday, and all were drown
ed.
The coroner was notified Monday after-
noon that additional remains had been
found in the ruins Of Z. Haie's piano fact
ory, New York, and taken 10 the morgue.
Monday nigh, Henry Barlage, of Balti-
more, aged 2G, shot his brother, John Bar
.age, aeed 80, killing him instantly, after
which he attempted suicide aid viii prob.
ably die.
A shock OF earthquake was experienced
at Mount Holly, N. j., and vicinity Mon
day morning. Houses were shaken and
crockcry broken, but otherwise no damage
was done. lsa s.
d. D. Spencer, the absconding president
of The Illinois ttatc savings institution, ia
believed by Quebec detectives to have sailed
from that port the lst inst. by a mail
/, steamer.
The men of The Nesquehoning, Lehiet
and Wilkesbarre coal companies went te
work Monday morning The men st Sum
nit Hill voted TO 90 10 work Wednesday
These mines have been idle sipce July.
| Should Mexico succeed III preventing
border raids, of which complaint is made
our government will recognize Mr.. Ma,a a
representative Of tina. republic, thus resum
ing diplomatic relations between the tw,
governments.
A committee Of the common council c
/ Hartford, Conn, reported Monday night
deficiency OF over Si3, 600 in the accounts c
John krancy, late city and town eollecto,
during The year 1874 and 1875. A porto
of i, can be recovered Of his bondsmen.
a special 10 the DesMoincs State Resiste
from Grundy county says that on Frida
asta l4-year old girl, daughter Davis Ma,
tin, tenant on the Mclrose farm, six miie
east OF Eldorado, was outraged by a tram
and then murdered. The neighbors a,
securing the country with halters in scare
of the william, and ifhe is found, they sa
the courts viii nerer be troubled with IL
case
4 Ten apostles of the Mormon churcl
Joined -byJ. w. Young and Daniel L
| Wells, la,e counsellor Of Brigham Young
publish a circular saving that Sep.em
Der i;h they held meeting and wal
ed upon the Lord, who blessed them, an
who revealed 10 them the steps they slioul
take. John Taylor, senior apostle, actin
president Of the Twelve, was unanimousl
sustained in that position, Also that
Quorum ofihe twels'e'apostles is the presi.
, ing qroEum and The authotity of Il
church.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-12
WASHINGTON.
no FUNDS,

NO FUNDS.
Washington, September 12.-There will
be no surplus in the district treasury with
which 10 ,eimblsse the nited States for
payments for interest on 3-G5' bonds of the
district. II any money was taken from the
treasury for this pnrpose it world perhaps
proven, maintenance Of the district court
So say the commissioners.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-12
LoslT.

One span of horses in Hutchinson county. IS
miles from Nankton. one IS amaie iightbrow,,,
',etween 6 and years OF age; The othcra horse,
light brown, syeaiS old. Any person bringing
back the horses, or WHO will leave information
where they can hc found, at the store of jacoh
Muy, Yani,ton, win be literally rewarded
JOHN ,I.WEf
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-12
FURY DOLLARS REWARD.
rh.nc ilorscs Lokt. n

~ 5t3- T7'3A raai4 80 49, 2TFlEA
or tile 10Th of August, IN Hutchinson county,
81 miles from fanhton, one light brown horse,
medium sic. S years old one bay horse. years
old one dark brown mare, years old. Any
person delivering the horses or giving :nio.lna-
ton where they can he found nj the store of Ja-
cob Max. Y:ml,on, viii receive ii'y dollars re-
ward. .lauS E!wrI
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-12

Z sJENcKs HnTEL-John Conant, SCincln-
natl, Ohio; Chas johnson, a T Walls, +
Nj Cursan, Sioux City. 4 Hatch, White
Swan, D T; W Carpenter, Chicago; j
Esglcp.l Connelsvillc Richard Hca,on,
Dubuque; viii Felher and lady, Chas Es-
sig. ST. Helena n7
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-12
CRIME.

DRuNHGNShss LEAD I'M To.T. =
New London, Sept. l2.-Last night, Ed.
ward j. Buddine,an kiIled VIM Thomp-
son, charging him with improper intimacy
with his wne Mrs. Bnidire,on says,hat
dreak.nHess was, Ac cause Of 'he murder
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-12
RUSSIAN HEADQUARTERS.

RUSSIAN HEsDQu ARrEEs
Poredin sept. 10. 10 :ioa IN
The tstleries cannonadea Picvna all day
Sunday. The Turks made i considerable
soI,ie against our left wing, 7bn; were re
pulsed, losing heavily.
Roumanians made.a broad reconnaissance
Of the cnenly.s 'redoutts, which opened
heavy FIRE, bu; was silcncel by the concen-
tra,ed lire from our batteries. The position
Of one Of onr seige batteries was changed
Sunday evening 10 have ii 10 cannonade the
fortified Turkish position. Heavy cannon
aiding continued TN, r,ugh the night and has
increased in extent and activity from Eve
lhis motning.
All quiet a; olle: points ci the theatre of
war. 4&I& 4
All the capture Of Loya,z We took two
Turkish standards and quantity OF arms
aud Ammunition. We buried.2, 600 Turkish
dead. y large number were sabered by our
cavalry during The pursuit. our loss was
one thousand
RUSSIAN liEADquaGvE1s.
,credin, sept. II $50 Al. M
Our siege batteries cannonaded Pievna
all of Monday and until late in the night
Tie left wing, under Ci,n Skohelcil, captured
another one of the nsishboring heights
whicirwiii .naoieus 10 lombard the enemy :
positions and ,hea6wn of Pievna ,sels.
They opposed Gen skobeleil, very it,b y.
Oar cavalry on Sophia road has do!ea,c.,
:. detachment; OF Civeassians from Pleyna.
Onr losses 10 the present lime are insigniii-
cant.
NiSE1N-siN LIVES LosG
London, Sept II. Information Vi ter
rible disaster in tac English charnsl has
Just been received. The British ship Ava
lanche, Capt. Williams, from London, Sept.
itls, for New York, came in collision with
the British ship Forest. Capt. Loclihart,
from London for New York, oil Portland,
and bo,i, vessels founderea Nine.y six
persons were drowned. The Forest was in
ballast and had q crew numbering twenty
one. Capt Lockhart. the chief mate and
seven others We're saved, The Avalanche
had y crew Of thirty two and fifty passen-
gers. The third officer and two seameu
only were saved. +
london, Sept l21'hc following are
additional particulars OF the collision in tI,
1 channel: The fores, struck the Avalanch,
l,etxccn her main. and miszen m..sts, nearly
eating her in two. The latter sunk irnme
! iia,ely. The Forest though ,eriy wrecked
/ kept ailoa, an hour or two. Three boat,
were laar uhed from her only one IL vhicl
has yet been saved II contained the lively,
! persons al.rahy mentioned as saved. On,
i hea, i,ss~ashcd ashore and several bodies
This o.l,er hessis is feared is ios,. III,
Avalanche had sixty ,hree passengers
twrniy SIX saIoan, trvensecn ,crond elas.
4 aud ,~suty ihiad tlass. saosliy c.,oasists
TIC disaster occurred a. half ,sass n,ac Las
night, tsfo miles ea rosylsnd.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-12
ACCIDENTS,
l.xrLosloN.

Philadelphia, Sept. l2.-By The explosion
of coal oil lamp, The house No aass North
Front street. was Lurned, together with a
child.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-12
FIRES,
sr LYNN.

I1nn, Mass, Sept Woollrids :
block, occupied b3 Lnlher y .IohDson rs a
shoe iiso'ory, wss damaged by IRE tp 'he
hmoani Of ss5 coo lnsuted
AT CHICAGO
Chicago, Sept. IL The Hyde Park he
cl, M elegant five story brick building AZ
Hyde Bslk. n suburban town, was burned
carly this morning, sc,l"r With the great
er part Of the furniture. The fire is sur
l.osed to have originated n tie fifth story,
from u dcrc.iyc d ,e. Pipire tS Benjamin
atc the owners Of The ho'c|. The tuilding
cost, originally, S5s.eo1. and wing more
recently built cost $4,000 Loss, owing to
,shrinsage on vs'urs, vii! be. considerably
below $4,000 The guests lose some S.
600 10 $4,000 Insurance ON building is
$4,000
At CAIRO.
Cairo, Sept. - A fire this morning on
Commercial avenue, destroyed Frank War
rcn's store, Swahlee's dwcIlieg, Celia.
saloon, MeGinle.'s drug store, Geo Bra
dish. tailor shop and The pciia ,ngin,
house. Total loss over $4,000, noi oyc,
one ,hirl covered ~ insurance..
1 HEAVY L"Ss.
IL 4 H'sr;sYis s,tk IA srr ii tskEsics tihih
morning destroyed Smith Gra,wiek Il Co.
saxn,iil andF 3o.0p0 ise. ot lumber. The FIR,
originated in the fire room o: The mill. Los
about sla5.o0e Insurance unknown hn
sarss.ssi to ,.e frora so.ooo to So COO.
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES or MAILS.
p ny n.Innoap9.
ARRIVE DEPART
Eastern G:ls r.M. 80 4. NJ
u. ny STAGE
Springfield and up river 100 +. NJ. 4:po \ NJ
NiobraTa i. -. .7...S...... s ca I. 100 :.
Sioux Falls. ......-.,....7: 90 Goo
fireSitsti.- . go 30
Childs.ewn, arrives Fridays III : Y. ". and de
parts Saturdays at q 4. VI.
Frcnchtown, Neh. arrives Tnesdass and Fri
days at 10 A. NJ. and departs nj same days at 1
I'M V.ss
Lodi, arrives Tuesdays at Il NJ. and departs
Wednesdays at +. NJ.
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Z e e G r A p HIC.
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d o'CLo oCE =. M.
-,,.2 --,,---.----.-.-s
HOME NEWS.
The Last Of The Sioux Hosti|es
Deliver Themselves Up.
Massachusetts Prehibitionisls Meet
y IN Convention ! as!3A
Senator Morton no Worse Than he Was
=, :. !. - Yesterday II
A Hotel assured for Five Times lis Value Burns
y @ = IN Chicago. t$4f
MISCELLANEOUS.

ls INDIAN NEWS. }5s
Cheyenne, Sept. l2.-camp Sheridan,
loih, via. Camp Robinson, l2th. Lame
Deci'a band Of Indians arrived to-day.
which, completes the surrender Of ali hos
tile Sioux, clearing the Black Hills and
Big Horn country, as Sitting Ball and party
are in the British possessions. The mum,
Der surrcndering to-day is between 800 and
400: About one hundred aud seventy five
of ihis'band had previously arrived The
final party We're accompanied by Tie Indian
couriers sent Cut by Maj. Burke.
MOTION RESTING WELL.
Indianapolis, Sept, 12.-Aiyiccs from
Richmond at noon today say Sera,or Nor.
ton is resting very well. There is no cause
for alnrm.
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-. FOREIGN.
Two Vessels Collide in the
British Channel.
Both Go Down and Ninely-SiX Per-
SONS are Drowned.
PIeyna is Not Yet Captured. Though 1t
Probably Soon Will Be.
a29fJ na
FOREIGN.
WAR ITEMS.

London. Sept, 10 The following official
bulletin is not in harmony with Vienna aud
Bucharest reports Of the capture of Pley-
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TAKEN Up.

l'y the Subscriber, on his premises. nj lie SUM
incr Garden. near Yanklon, Two whtni !io,ss.
The owner can liaye tilcm b. proving property
aud paying ,lamaacs. etUsGsr III, Szi,
Nankton, y. T., Aug. 30. 1871.