davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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LUMBER.

Tho wholesale market was mora acttyg mad steady,
Several Interior dealers Appeared At he docks and took
the o0efnas Of lumber early. Vessels arc RotnE cut
daily hut moderate receipts AFa expected for weak
two. Thc 1os1 ara coming dnxn alowly and mRuufac.
tnfcrs not running full lto and eomc are wait
Ing 10 acc II tho o2t stc going to be hung up. Every
witrd complaint made Of the low staRs OF water ia
tie atttAms and tho d!cuity Of driving oRst but they
apbcaf Ia e coming down aiowty, and tha.o docs not
Aeon 10 10 much reason TO teAs shoft stock though II
Monomfnrc ono OF thu most important lumber p0iuta
lhe lake. the water Il 10 low that tho chhnccs for
indeed and the manufacturer hete feel rather gloomy
o~tr Tho Situation Tho real market strpnE 5cs
tcrday ln consequence OF thcso reports. and Il
atated on tho docks that of the fstsll apfuse.
turets tad advanced their rr!cos.
Among sa'es Of earEoes yesterday OF whtta
Lake nccn stun vt e12s. and a cargo OF cnmmon
tSards A. y o. and oas nt moafHn In u stO 81
Tie yard ~as fairly acttYp and GtFungcr tho
towtt rAes for tho nJtri Rboxt though NOT
, 1877-04-26

yancc PIiceg Of ohsr oils werc unchanged. Accord.
h0 to t tsn!t1mnre Afr4r1n nt the 18th, the follow
ng wtft the expoEs Ut petroleum from Ian to April
, 1877-04-26

Tho following Instruments wcto a,ed for record
Wednesday, Apr!l rs:
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-20
The Three Rich Men
Gotham.

Says the New York Times: The
three richest men in the United States
Stewart and Vanderbilt
have died within fifteen months. The
6rst inherited great wealth aud the
possibility OF making vast additions
TO it without very much effort Of his
own; the other two were the arohi-
tects Of their own vast fortunes. The
combined wealth of the, three would
probably aggregate $3.50, ,0O0, 900, OF
four timee the amount Of the public
debt Of the United States before the
war. There Is no evidence that any
one of them hss left blank in the
Geld Of effort which be occupied %
successfully which cannot bc filed
The ,Astor property, the Stewart dry
ROods business, aud the Vanderbilt,
rosds are managed with the same
comprehensive grasp Of principles
aud tho same keen attention to details
- when tho eye and the brain o.
those with whom they were 90 long
Identified y ere undimmed. There i
90 reason to believe that al three arr
not q capable of indefinite e1pan-
sion q they would have been under
ths men who made them what they
arc Fortunately for the world there
arc but two or three men in ! century
whosc greatness is 80 unique tha,
their places cannot be supplied.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-20
~
The Seventh Cavalry.

The greatest change in the army
register is In the roster OF the seventh
{. vslry. which is practically : new
regiment. Three -fourths Of the en-
listed men have bctn ! )assigned to it
since Clusters battle, and nnifses. Ct
the forty officers have been gained by
promotion, transfer aud appointment
during the last six months. THE COL
ond Joined three months ago after =
two years tour OF duty A. supsrin-
tcndent Of the mounted recruiting
service. The lieutenant colonel was
promoted from the FIRST cavalry in the
place OF Custer. The aojutant and
auartesmaatrr are both new to those
positions, though not To the regiment,
The senior major has just completed
years leave Of absence, and Major
Merrill has 1t length been ordered to
his regiment after protracted detach-
Cd asryice, his last post being 1t the
centennial. The second and third
captains in seniority, Tourtellotte and
Sheridan, arc on the staf Of the gen
cral OF the army and lieutenant gen
er.l respectively, and Captain Isle,
10 aide. .de-camp to General Pops
| All the field aud staff officers, thu
Junior captain, Godfrey, and sintee'
Of the lieutcnants are graduates 9
West Point. Ten of the captain
Z served in tho volunteers, two as co
onels, six q captains and two - lie,
tenants. The remaining esptais
French, who has been commission
Cd officer since 1864, previously ser,
ed u an enlisted man in the tenth il
fantry.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-20
In Tho whole H,.,ory or ued,c,..

/. No preparation has ever performed such
marvellous, or maintained 90 wide repu
isiion. as AYERs CHKRRY PEcroRAL,
which 10 recognized ss the world : remedy
for all diseases Of the threat and lungs. IL
long, continued series of wonderful cures
in all climates has made II universally
known ~ safe and reliable agent 70 en-
ploy. Against ordinary colds, which are
the forerunBru 0f moro serious disorders,
It acts speedily and surely, always reliev.
ing sniiering. and oftsn saving lile. The
protection 1t sffords, BY l,s timely uas n
the throat and lungs disorders OF children,
makes II An Invaluable remedy 70 be KEEP,
always on hand In every home. No pcr.
son can afford 70 be without 1t, and those
who have once used it never will From
their knowledge OF its composition and eff
iects, Physicians use the CHERRY PKcro'
RALextenslvcay in their practice, and Cler-
Dmen recommend II. Il is absolutely cor.
tain in its remedial effects, and will alvaya
cure where cures are possible. For sale by
all dealers. Sold BY Mills q Pufdy, Yank
ton. f8;i
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-20
FoRHlIeI.
rns coNYrRENcr YA1LuRE


London, Jan. l9-The Times, on
the failure Of the conference says:
Il u not to be assumed that decision
for psacc or war will necessarily be
made 1t once. Perhaps the diasolu-
ton of the conference marks the be-
ginning Of : new phase in which the
western powers win be for . time In
active, and tho three imperial courts
will sonoe more concern themselves
with business.
The Daily News says, with the
break up Of the conference ends the
old fashioned policy which accepted
Turkey - the hereditary responsible.
y Of England.
Thance forward Turkey must patch
up its credit the best way it can and
6ght its own battles.
NOMINATIONS.
Washington Jan. l9-John e.
Hamilton was nominated United
States attorney for Kentucky, and
Aion1o B. Cornell, for naval officer
New York.
M THE INVESTIGATION.
Col. VIM. T. Pelton testified before
the senate committee on privileges
aud elections this morning. He aid
not reoollect teIegraphinQ aenato.
Kelly, the 9th Of November last tha,
1iiden must have one electoral vote
from Oregon Snd Kelly Mould be
depended upon to see he obtained the
vote, while, he Pelton would furnish
the means necessary.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-20
rssyahss CSaxh .

How oiten we heas the above remark
DUNG these extreme changes Of weather.
Colds, Coughs and Sore Throaas wele ney-
er morn prevalent among children than
now. Now We are going 70 rye you %
try remedy which has excited commenta
By physicisns ali over the country. who &C.
knowledge their surprise At the wonderful
and happy results from its use. That rem
edy u the welLkpown preparation
HALE'S COUGH CORDIAL. YOU
own druggist, Mills 4 Purdy will tell yot
that II Is the best cough medicine they evel
sold; and Will warrant cure or return
your money 70 you in casa Of y failure afte
using ono half the bottle. Il 10 very pleas
ant to the tasts, making It very desirable
| remedy for children.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-20
FoUNDArLAsr.

OF all the scientific accessions To the art
Of cooking We know OF noneof more meri,
than the Peerless Baking Potncer, made by
Bell, Conrad y Co, Chicago. Its merit
has been established by the greatest cheml
cal authority In Tue United States, and by
Its use In cur oAn kitchen ~ well - II
thousands Of Uthsr families Ask you
grocer for Peerless Baking Powder and ye,
never viii Be cisappointed.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-20

There isno person living bat what suf.
fcrs more or less with Lug Disease,
Coughs Colds or Consumption. yet some
bottle OF mediciue that would cure them.
DR. A. Boschee's German Syrup has lately
been INTRODUCED In this country from Ger
many, and i.s wondrous cures Astonishcs
every one that try 1t. II you doubt what
we say In print, cut this out and take II TO
your Druggists, Mills & Purdy, Yankton,
and get sample bottle for 10 cents and
Try IL, " regular si1e for 70 cents.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-20
New Advertisements.

ecea week In your own town. Terms Il es outn,
lVv Tree. II. HALLETT 4 Co, Portland Nc.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-20

e19a 1av q hs0s. AIsnss wanted. Outft aad
III terms frss. TRUE 4 Co. Portland. Ne.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-20

9E EXTRA FINE Mixed CARDS. With nam,
~ 10 ess.. postpsia. I. JON1S : CO.. Ne
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-20
Immigration Work.

~ ths suh5sct q tAmigrston work y
aov bsasg lsgislatsd uPoa In the council
! lev Agnrss will b. interesting II con-
.scaioa tAsrswith. We rsgrst tAst full
sseurss havs not bssa mads 70 Superin-
ssndsat Gross - statement from each
couasy In the t.rritorI World nske An
szcslissi showing = ~ eKh suf inmi-
srssioa vorksrs. O,4.~ Mur county
aesass have reported and The following
ars thsir lgurss relative 70 IN increase Of
populatioa tAroagh the direct influence
Of ~ i1nigratioa bureau:
MAssea oosaty popslatioa in 1874,
~; popelss3 sspssabsr let, 1875, s45;
isersass u tvs years, i5s.
Armstrong neutrality-suspicious. in ~,
-; popslasioa Ssptsmbsr lst, 1879,
/ $50; iscrsass in two years, $50.
Moody coanty-populatioa In 1874,
80; populasioa Ssptenbsr lst 1915,
7s4; incrsass in two ysars, "a.
ninnshaAa couaty population In ~
23s4; population ssPssnbsr lat 1873,
3,es8; t1crsass IN two ysass, ,4O4.
Thass Agnrsa give . total incrsass o.
popuiatisa j. four cssaties, during the
two ysazs Of immigration work under
6upsfiatsadsat Cross, ct, s,oN. FuiiJ
= largs = tmmigrstaoa Aas gooe into tho
eosstass q Lancols, Tsrnss, Aptchlnsoa,
DAyisou. Hon Homme. Bsookisgs and
'As Nor'A rassae r'.'o. = y shown ?,
b.t !. ~ asssaes q aay dsaniss iafor
.aaaaa - - oaiJ give - ss'inaas 9
thsk proesSas tscssass and sseaAasss ~
sos = es'aviseiag = = array oi truth
fal Agssss Il = within ths limits Of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-09-25
3pallomrll l0ral NrWS.

Rev J. Parsons of Sangus, Mass, occupied the
ouu-n Congregational church 10 this city, on
sabbath forenoon last, and Rev. DR.. Butler OF
Bangor, Oflicialed IN the afternoon nj the Baptist
church.
On saturday evening last, a. Mrs. Mary Bush
of tuis cry, was coming down the hill, south end
OF Second st, near the new school house, the
colt she was driving took I'M bit a. some object by
The road side, and started suddenly, throwing
Mrs. Bush violently against the fence, IT, lring
her quite severely II not dangerously. This sc-
cident Is one OF peculiar severity to th, unfor-
tuLate lady al the present time; de demonstrating
that fiicuons often follow each other 10 rapid
succession.
The "Centennial Jubilee Singers advertised to
appear in Augusta on Saturday evening next,
are to give concert in Wilson hall IN this cry
on Friday evening, when programme of unusu-
al interest viii be preso nted.
Rev. DR.. Warren, Dist let Secretary of Amcri-
can Is ard of Foreign NJ ssions, and Rev. MIR.
Marueu, returned missionary, will address our
CIT Gems on the subject OF Missions, at the South
Couyt gationa vestv on Thursday evening next.
Mr.. Maiden will exhibit variety Of idols and
other articles of heather worship; and all will be
interested in learning of the advancement of the
mission work for the last few wears. Children as
well a adults are invited to be present on the
above occasion.
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Gardner Zoral Nfms.

4 pleasant company of friends assembled at the
use OF Philip Winslow, Esq, on Harrison Ave.
nue. last Thursday evening, to witness the nup-
tials of Miss Eva, adopted daughter of the host,
and George lchabod Plaisted OF Boston. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. Mr.. Huchns
OF the Methodist church. Miss Wiuslow, the
bride, was well known in the city as singer, and
the best wishes of her maay friends Will accom-
pany her to her new home.
Heath Post No. 6, &. \. r., never do things by
the halves, and the bill of entertainment for to-
day Tuesday-shows that the proposed camp
fire is to be no exception. Many of the depart
ment officers have expressed their intention of
being present on the OCCASION and Cutler Post
from FOCUS, and Seth Williams Post from Angus
Ia With full ranks are to help swell The procession
and interest to the exercises at the Grove. There
is be a street parade, the lines to be formed at
one ana a half o'clock. The several Posts, togeth-
er with the Richards Infantry will constitute the
procession, AL 10 uniform, which of itself is no
mean show. AT the grove there is TO be a wheel
barrow and sack race aud rumor has it that a
certain cordwalper and carpenter are to be the
ronte stants for each or these races. We viii not
vouch for the truth of the rumor, but have taken
the Libby ty TO mention what we have been
Towle-d Think of three bushels of beans baked
in the ground, and yet this quantity will be ready
for the table al 6 O'clock p NJ, Tuesday. A dance
floor has been prepared for all those who would
"trip the light fantastic toe" Who wouldn't be a
soldier
Ezekiel Sawyer, an old aud respected citizen
of South Gardner, died quite suddenly Friday
While digging potatoes in the forenoon he wa.
taken with pain in the head which was followed
with vomiting. after which he fell asleep. and thu.
quietly passed away. He was an industrious man
and had accumulated large properly for Tar
mer.
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MONTANA.
The Indians.

NEW YORK, September "a. a Helena, Monta-
IA despatch of the 22d, says Terry and the Indian
commission are expected there to day. 1t is gen.
orally believed the commission will be failure,
and a devastating Indian war will be the result.
Sitting Bnll with 900 warriors is in the heart of
the Canadian buffalo country, Wood Noun
tains.
Joseph's band is heading straight NORTH and in
addition $50 lodges of Yonktons, $50 lodges Uca-
papas, l2O lodges Santees and 10 lodges Assni-
BONES, and making their way to Canada. Nearly
all the northern tribes are ready for the result,
and all can cross the Canada border in three days.
and would number over 1000 warriors, exclusive
of Sitting Bulls force. He is amply supplied
with ammunition, and other tribes are rapidly
procuring it from Canadians All the Indians
profess contempt for the L. S. troops and govern
ment.
Sitting Bull told Catholic priest he would new
er confer or have anything to do with American
officers, as they were all liars.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-09-25

News is received that schooner jamestown and
b. T. Somes of Gloucester, with full fores Of
mackere are both ashore high and dry Smith
Island, c. B.
Schooner Swallow, Capt. Carlow of Calais, went
ashore on Deer Island Point Saturday forenoon.
She is reported badly damaged.
The schooner Chase, of and from Rockland,
Me, bound TO New York, loaded with lime, came
ashore at the east end of Nantucket Saturday
morning. She will probably be got of after dis
charging her cargo.
The steamer Falmouth, from Boston and Port
land, experienced a severe easterly gale yesterday
and last night, and put into Shelbourne at four
o'clock Saturday. morning.
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TIE INDIAN OUTBREAK.
Pursuit Of the HOStileS.

WASHINGTON. September "a. The following
telegram iron Capt. Benham. Fort Ellis, dated
the 18th, Is received from Gen. Sheridan
Howard's cavalry, under Sanforn, Otis battery
and company of scouts under Fletcoer r, joined
Sturgis the 18th. The last report OF Sturgis from
Mnssel Shell Valley, is dated Sept. 18th, and IN
substance is as follows:
I'VE kept close on the heels of the enemy yes
terday, making thirty eight miles, killing five To-
dams and wounding many more. So far we have
compelled them to drop over six hundred head of
horses"
He reports his own horses much jaded but con-
tinues:
- am going ahead this morning, and propose TO
push them until they drop their whole her7l or we
drop, and then think they will abandon nearly
their last horse"
To day Howard with infantry and artillery was
north of Yellowstone. below Clark Fork, The
10th infantry is moving to Mussel Shell, via Ba-
ker's battlefield. lie thinks the remnant of the
Nez Perces viii be absorbed by the hostile Sioux.
The Crows are fighting the Nez Perces and have
brought into the agency several hundred Of their
horses.
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FOREIGN.
France.

PARIS, September "a The papers contain the
manifesto of the late NJ. Theirs. 1t is addressed
to electors of the ninth reimbursement.
1t Jusllties the proceedings Of late deputies and
praises the moderation and wisdom displayed by
the members. 1t explains Theirs preference for
a republican government, founded on the convic-
ton that monarchy is impossible. 1t describes
the existing situation as intolerable, there being
republican constitution aud snti-republicau adj
mlnlstration 1t strongly protests against the
crisis of the 10Th Nav, and procaims the SOW
ereIgnty of the nation and its power to rebuke re
cent dissolution, to resist its power will be usur
patton. 1t demands freedom of elections and
freedom of the press.
Theirs principles summarized thus at the
close of document: Sovereignty of national
republic, law, liberty and peace.
India.
CALCUTTA, September %. News from Madras
of last week is good and the future prospects al
hopeful.
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THE MINERS TROUBLE.
The Molly Maguires Commit.
ting Outrages.
MILITARY PROTECTION TO BE
GRANTED.

NEW YORK, September "a. A Scranton, Pa
despatch states that Lackawanna operatives will
open collieries to-day or tomorrow, and men have
been picked who are willing to work If given mil
itary protection, and this will be given. There
are thirteen companies of regulars, city guards
battalion and four other companies now in the
section, and the three months regiment will be
called out If needed. 1t is generally believed that
trouble will ensue, as many companies of miners
have been drilling recently.
Plymouth, Pa, despatch also says there Is
prospect Of early resumption of mining in the
wyoming region, but intimidation o. violent ones
prevents the majority of miners from going to
work Immediately.
Inc strikers are committing outrages in Brad
lord and wayne counties aud citizens who have
armed against them have had several skirmishes.
In Columbia county the Molly Maguires have
committed outrages on all witnesses wto testified
IN the Molly tilals. Two men have been killed
near Knport. The house Of Ringrose, a promi-
nent witness and the Lutheran parsonage, and
house of Rev. Mr.. NJ Coon have been burned
ku klux notices have been sent to others
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Ask Yourself these Questions.

Are you Respondent sufferer from Sick Head
ache, lIabitual Costiveness, Papitation of the
Hearth Have you Dizziness of the Head Is
your Nervous System depressed Does your
Blood circulate. badly Have you q Cough
Low Spirits Coming up of the food after eat
ing &c, &C. All Of these and much more
the direct results of Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint
and Indigestion. GREENS AUGUST FLOWER is
now sck nowedged by all Druggists to be posi-
tive cure. 2,4OO. 900 bottles were given away in
The U. S. through Druggists to people as q trial.
Two doses will satisfy any person of its wonder
full quality in curing all forms of Indigestion.
Sample bottles 10 cts Regular size - cts. Sold
positive by all frst.class Druggists in the L. 5.
june27 teodSwtf
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Nice fresh smoked Fnne lIaddios, at Central
Fish Market.
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VIRGINIA.
President Hayes.

LYNCHBURG, September "a. The Presidential
party arrived at Lynchburg to-day and were greet
ed with tremendous cheering from an immense
concourse of people along the streets. From he
depot there was con slant ovation of cheers from
the people At the Norwell House the President
and suite were conducted to the front porlico
when Bscock chairman of the reception commit
tee, addressed His ENcelleucy rendering sincere
welcome to to the first Virginia city visited by
him. The President responded in a fitting man
ner,
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BATH.
Launched.

BATH, September "a. Launched to-day by
Hitchcock 4 Blair, a ine ship of 1873 tons, named
Saint Marx, the largest medium clipper ever built
on the Kennebec; owned by Isaac F. Chapman
aud Jas. W. Elweil & Co., n. Y; Albert J. Aver
i'll, Chicago; Parker NJ. Whitmore, j. p. & S. p.
Hitchcock, Zina Ii. Blair, J. ii. Allen & Co., F.
b. Torrey and Others of Bath, and Captain Patrick
u. Whitmore, who commands her.
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ILLINOIS.


New YORK, September "a. a special despatch
from Chicago to Kernans agency, says that the
day.
The petition received alleges that the officers
have been sacrificing valuable securities to realize
cash upon them, aud that the bank is already in
solvent. 1t is believed that the assets will be
much larger in proportion than those of the State
saving institution.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
Railroad Matters.

PHILADELPHIA, September "a. Thare are few
new Developments IN the defalcation of John S.
Morton. The conceded over issue of the stock OF
the West Philadelphia Railroad Company
amounts to IL 900 shares, but it is not yet ascer
tained where he bulk Of the paper is placed. The
ex-President, Secretary and Treasurer make state
ments tending to criminste each other bat the eS-
act position of affairs is unknown. The fnvestiga-
ton OF the company's books is still in progress.
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Financial.

The American steamer Tybee brought large
importation of nickel currency cent pieces. They
are of the worst metal and are reported not to be
worth one fifth of the value they represent. The
government has ordered the circulation of the
nickels, but the merchants masse refused TO ac-
cept them, preferring to close their stores. The
question is still pending.
Mil tary Matters.
Ev-President Gonzales is said to have crossed
tue frontier to take command of the revolutonisis
in the northwestern provinces.
Peace IN Hayti.
Advices from Hsyti to the 10th, state that there
Is peace throughout the republic. President Ca
nal has issued proclamation stating that the rup-
ture with San Domingo was only caused by mis-
understanding of the existing treaties. aud that
the treaties will be revised.
Christopher Columbus.
HAVANA, via Key West, September "a. sen
sationa telegram Is said to have been received
from Santa Domingo, saying that the ashes of
Christopher Columbus were discovered there with
authentic proofs OF their genuineness. 1t Is,
therefore, supposed that the ashes of Columbus in
the Havana cathedral are those of his San Diego.