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Salt River herald., 1878-11-02

The undersigned begs, to announce to the people of Phenix and Salt River Wiley, that he has receiv- ed and is now open ing one of the finest and largest stocks of .-
Salt River herald., 1878-11-02
For County Recorder.

HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF AS A Candidate for the above position at the next
 wJ II. REYNOIDS
Salt River herald., 1878-11-02

To the Voters of Arizona Territory: -.g
 I hereby announce myself as a Candidat for Delegate to Congress at the ensuing No vember election. KING s. WOoLsEY.
Salt River herald., 1878-11-02
For Delegate to Congress.

TEMPE PRECINCT. Justice of tue Pedco-J V. Priest.
Salt River herald., 1878-11-02
General Merchandise.

Which we are determined to sell at prices to suit cou-umers. either at wholesale or retail Give us a call before purchasing elsewhere.
Salt River herald., 1878-11-02

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-The Board of Investigation in the Fitz> John Porter case have adjoined to meet at west Point, December 10.
Salt River herald., 1878-11-02

PnEx1x. A. T., October 2. ISIS.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-19
BOAT RACE.

The ThlFty.afth Ceatsst Between 0xlsFd
and CanbFldss-O WIRs-D -DssOFlD.
iIsB Of the Race.
LONDON, April l3.-The thirty-flfth
race between the Oxford and Cam.
bridge crews took place this morning,
on tho Thames, over the usual sGGFsS,
from Pulney 10 Mort Lake, four miles
and two furlongS, and resulted In en-
easy victory for the Oxford crew. This
makes, In the thirty-fve contests, eight
cen victories thai have been scored By
the 0xfords, while Cambridge has been
successful in sixteen races, and one
that of lsst year-resulted In q dead
heat The morning broke hazy and
slightly overcast, but calm and mild
by half past nine o'clock the sun was
shining and the weather was perfect
for the race; the water was smooth
and the crowd Of spectators Of the con-
test was immense along the entire
course, especially ct the ends, and the
river was very animated with craft Of
ell kinds. The betting at Putney, be-
fore the start, was four TO one on Ok
ford, which was freely offered but with
no takers, the result being considered
certain. A capital start was effected at
Is minutes after 10 o'clock; Cambridge
had the Middlesex eide Of the river,
while Oxford was on the Surrey side.
Cambridge got of first, rowing faster
stroke than Oxford; the CAnlabs
led BY about 3 third Of Q length,
when of Simond yard, two iurlongs
from the starting point; they Contin-
ued TO increase tuI advantage some
what In the fist reat i when of Bish.
op's Creek, three iurlOugs from Put.
ney, the Cambridge boat was almost
half q length ahead Of their opponents
Cambridge slightly sdd"a t. their ad'
vantage, and just b, "w the lite Of the
Helen mile post led b. something like
two.thirds Of . length; he lower
end OF the garden Of Crav College,
three furlongs from BShOp'' Creek,
where Cambridge was rowing thirty.
eight strokes 10 the minu {, Oxford
began TO come and were SU,n gaining
on the leaders; at Grass harf they
had got on terms with Cambridge, and
the two boats rowed oar and oar pasl
Rose Bank Villa, Of the Grab Tree one
mile and two fuFlongs from the start
iBg point Oxford began to 90 in front
and quickly drew ahead, the Cam
bridge crew becoming unsteady; o6
the sosp works, TWO furlongS from
Crab Tree, Oxfords were clear ahead
and were rowing right away from theil
opponents and led through Hammer
smith bridge, one mile and six furlong
from Pulney, by two lengths. From
this point the race requires no descrip
tion. Oxford continued TO increase
the lead, being fully twelve length
ahead of Chiswick Church, two mile
and Eve furlongs from Putney, and per
haps ten lengths at Barnes bridge a,abou
seven furlongs further on. OxfOr,
continued Q long way in front to th
end, and won very easily by 81 seC
} Onds, or by many lengths. Mr.. Chit
, was the umpire.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-19

Regarding the financial situation In
the East, the following from the Phila.
delphlA Record 10 pertinent: "The
army OF crOakers has hatched out new
cause of complaint by stating that the
decline in impOrtaliOns during The past
three months is bad sign, because 1t is
q Snre indication Of the falling of Of
trade. Positive results show that every
department Of trade is in better and
more thriving condition, excepting
only the importing merchants. The
decrease in the volume Of their busi-
mesa is due to Q tWo-fold cause-frst,
on account Of the enormous reduction
In the values of ell kinds Of meTchan-
disc, which has aggregated 0 great
many millions Of dollars on the for.
eign goods absorbed BY this country ;
the other and yet more pertinent res
son is due to the Improvements made
In the manufacture Of many articles
that have heretofore been brought from
abroad. Cutlery, silks, wooden fabrics,
which were formerly made so roughly
ia the United States that they could
only fad consumers among the back
Woodsmen, ere now flushed as ex.
Quisitely 90 those Of any foreign manu-.
iaeture in consequence Of which they
are used 70 such an extent that Import
atiOns are necessarily largely curtail'
ed. More than this, they new CON-
pete in markets which we're thought 10
belong entirely TO the products Of
European looms and factories. ThiG
shows as q result not "A falling OF oil
trade" but Q genuine creation OF value,
which tends 10 make the country rich
and helps It to absorb the large amount
Of Government bonds about which
there has been such vast quantity Of
claek,"
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-19

BOsToN's PETTY FEMALE BARBER.
-Miss Nellie DAggett has opened q
baTber.shop in Boston, and the excite
ment is intense 10 consequence. She
is pretty and neat, and it is we'll
known fact that women can shave far
better than men can, If they set them
selves about 1t. The young men Of the
locality have their hair cut several
times . week, and are thinking serious
ly Of the needs Of their eye-teeth and
gums. The old men are having their
faces aud chins nearly shaved off, and
ere using hair restoTatives with aprod.
igallty really frightful. Ralph Waldo
Emerson occupies the chair nearly half
the time. 10 the intense displeasure of
Joseph Cook, who finds 1t necessary to
be shaved every morning. William
D. HOwells Is writing a new story for
the Atlantic, and, having selected Miss
Daggelt for one Of the characters
makes that fact an excuse for having
bis head shAmpoOned at all hours o.
the day and some Of the evening and
strangest Of all, John q. Whittier Il
raising a mustache, and has 10 maxi
frequent visits 10 Boston aud the
young lady's shop In consequence-tC
say nothing Of q suddenly conceived
but poetic desire to let bis hair grow
and have II shaped into ringlels.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-19
SheriR's Sale.

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Circuit Court Of Warren County.
james NJ. Searles vs.. The Memphis and
Vieksburg Railroad Company.
judgment Nov. 7th, 1874, for $6,27l 80 and
eosts-Fieri Faeias thereon, 10 June Term,
DY VIRTUE OF THE ABOVE WRIT
d Of execution to me directed, / shall, on
Monday, the 9th day Of May, 1879,
between the hours prescribed by law, before
the door Of the Court-house Of said county,
expose to sale to the highest bidder, for cash,
OF public auction, the following described
property and values to-wit; The corporate
franchises, privileges and property Of the
Memphis and Vicksburg Railroad Company,
a body corporate under the laws Of said State
defendant in the above mentioned judgment
including all rights Of way, road-bed, earth
work, tre.tle.work, cross-ties, and ether su'
perstructure Of said Company, situated IN
said county together with all other such
wheresoever situate, as may be passed By
sale under said writ-the same having beer
levied upon as the property Of said defend
ant, to satisfy the said plaintiffs claim ant
all costs.
A. J. FLANAGAN,
apl2-w3s Sheriff Of Warren County.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-19

TIE desirability of the electric light
has long been admitted on account oil
ils economy, safety and peculiar bril-
liancy. Experimenters are steadily ad.
vauc ng, both In this country and Eu.
rope, In the adaptation Of this light to
common use by bringing its produc.
ton within the range Of cost paid
for other illuminators. A late iuven'
ton, called the Brush dynAmO.electric
machine, is said TO furnish 9 very per
feet light for large rooms ct cost
greatly below the price Of gas. Their
are many other devices Of q similaI
kind. Evidently the day is not fa
distant when gas, gas works and ga
rings may be entirely dispensd with
-[PhiladelphiS Record.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-19
suIcIde OF Mr. James wallace


BmlcIde OF Mr.. James wallace.
New Orleans Democrat
A. 5Jk O'Clock last evening Mr.. Jas.
Wallace, formerly Of the firm Of Wal
lace, Carey & Co., committed suicide al
bis brothers residence, corner Of Es.
planade and St. Claude streets, by cut.
ding bic throat with 8 physician's Ian
Get.
Dr.. Holiday, the physician Of the
deceased, states that Mr.. Wallace was
8 monomaniae on the subject Of sui
eide, aud that bic rash act was the re-
suit Of dlsordeFed mind.
Mr.. Wallace 10 said to have risen ear.
ly yesterday morning and taken q
horseback ride. AfleF his ride be re.
NAMED about the house, and for quite
q while played with one Of the chill
dreB. When weary Of playing with the
child, be returned 10 his room, and
was not seen until be was discovered BY
hls servant In the act Of cutting biz
throat.
The servant Immediately gave the
alarm, bat before assistance could Or.
rive the unfortunate man had succeed.
ed In severing the larynx and the car.
Olid Artery. He also stabbed himself
thEee times In the abdomen. The Cor.
oner aud city physicisn held an inquest
and the jury returned verdict OF vol
untary suicide,
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-19
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conrTnnncn AZ cRnDIT.


TThose llnss appeared d REilt 10 ihe "haEo
timesD Of 1911
TIE day vas DARK, the markets dull,
ne 'Change was thlns geEsttes were lull'
Ana halfthe town was breaking;
ia eea1fsfSiRa Of Cash ives ''stOp,"
nsaEsFs sad baakTupts shut up shop,
An1 honest heaFtS we're aching.
when near the 'Change, ny fancy SPied
a AIDED form, with hasty stride,
Beneath grie's burden STOPPING;
Her name Waa Credit, and she said,
Ger father, Trade, was lately dead,
Her mother, Commerce, dropping.
Tue smile that she was wont % wear
Was Withered By the hand OF Care,
Her eyes had lost their lustre;
Her character was gone, che said,
And nobody would trust her.
That honest Industry bad tried
10 gain fair Credit for hls bride,
And found the lady willing;
But ahl : iortune.hunter cames
And Speculation was bis name
ATake not worth shilling.
The villain was on mischief bent,
he gained both dad and mam's consent,
And then poor Credit smarted.
he h!ched her fortune and her fame,
He fixed q blot upon her name,
And left her br0ken.heagted.
While thus poor Credit seemed 70 sigh,
Her cousin Confidence came BY
tMethinks he must be eleVer);
For when be whispered In her ear,
She checked the sigh, she dried the tear,
And smiled as sweet as ever.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-19
Bank statement.

NEW YoRK, April ls.-LOans de.
crease 100000; specie decrease 81, 1885,
600; legal tenders increase 100000
deposits decrease S2,750,000; reserve
increase Sl,500000. The banks hold
l3f million over legal requirement.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-19
Executrix Notice.

WHEREAS, Letters Testamentary OF
w the Last viii and Testament OF Ma.
than G. Bryson, deceased, were granted
to the undersigned By the Chancery Court
of Warren county, Mississippi, on the 'th
day OF March, AID. 1878, row, all per.
sons having claims against the estate OF
said d, cedent, are hereby titled TO have
them probated and registered 10 the man
ner and within the time prescribed by
law, or they will be forever barred.
EMMA BRYSON,
| mohIAhlt.KAt ExecntrIX.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-19
Gingerbread without Eggs

Six cupfuls of -four, three cups of
molasses, one and q half cups Of butter,
one cup Of sweet milk, four teaspoon.
fuls DooLEY's YEAST POWDER sifted
through the -four dry, one tablespoon.
ful each Of ginger ana cloves, and two
lablespoOnfuls cinnamon.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-19

TDlstance around Track, 933 yards. n
Length Of Lance not less than feet.
After the Tilting, grand Ball will he
given at night. knights from distance
will communicate with j. II. Robertson,
K. A. Allen, or 5. {. Casey, Rolling Fork
The steamer Fair Play will leave Vicks'
burg Saturday evening, the Goth inst
reach Rolling Fork sunday, and return
Wednesday morning, giving visitors from
Yicksburg, Monday and Tuesday in the
country. Parties from Upper sunfoweI
will reach Rolling Fork on Sunday, BY the
| Sunhower Belle. Conveyances will meei
both boats. Both bats will take visitors
| at half rates, apl2'dSw.td
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-19

VIRGINIA boasts of having discover.
ed Q petri6ed ham. PshAw A good
many people in New York boarding.
houses eat petrIfed hams every day, as
we'll as petri6ed Spring chickens and
petrifed beefstesks.-[N. Y. Herald.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-19
BEXAN'S
Eleotro-Voltaio and Magnetic AppH
anoes, Belts and Bands for Self Cure.

They restore the nervous and debilitated,
Impart new life and strength to the waning
organism, eucircle the body with electric
and magnetic influence, and imbue the sys-
TEN with a constant yitaliZing current.
They ClTer speedy cure, without meai-
cine, for all diseases that arise from loss
Of vital force, as dyspepsia, paralysis, Kid
ney disease, nervous debility, imputency,
weakness, etc. Price, s. and upwards.
Illustrated pamphlets sent free. Address
BRYAN APPLIANCE CO., l47 last 18th
Street, New York myi.wly
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-19

Whole Tickets, $40; Halves, s.; Quar-.
ters, S260; II Tickets, 500; SSh Tickets,
$500; 81 Tickets, $500.
TOficial lists OF Drawing will be sent
gratis to all buy ers, and will also be pub.
Tished In louisville Courier-JOuTnal and
New York Herald.
Money cab be sent by Mali, Postal Or.
der, Registered Letter, Express or Draft,
payable TO Commonwealth Distribution
GO. All orders for Tickets aud applica-
ton for agencies should be addressed 10
COMMONWEALTH Distribution
CO., or TO T. J. COMMFRFORD, Secreta.
~, COuFier.JOurnal Building, Louisville,
Ky. Circulars, giving full particulars,
sent free. maT6-tu.sa&ar-eod&w-td
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-19
Khnt nIll the Neather be TO.mOrrOWl
POOL Is SIGNAL SERVICE BAROMETEI

And Thermometer Combined sss'ls.y
asy shisgs The wsihtF 9 70 q hss'i s iaVsfss En-
dOFsed by the most eminent Professors and seien-
tlac men as the Best wts.hs, laAss.sf Il .As wsll1
FARMERS can plan their work according to its
predictions. II will save hity times It's cost In
single season. Warranted Perfect and Reliable
We Tll Ted Fts TO any address on reeeiptoi $40
withOn, our trade mark. Agents Wanted.
Send Stamp for Circular.
Q, 0. NOVELTY co., los xllata isss, Ntv TEX.
Please state where you saw advertisement.
SendMoney0 or RegisteredLetIeTs OF our risk.
mch swim
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-19
SheFiEs Sale.
THE STATE OF MIssIssIPPI,l
Warren County. I

THE STATE OF MlsslssIPPI'l
Warren County.
In Warren Circuit COurt-To June
Term, 1875.
Louisa Halning vs.. Louis +. aud Ben 5,
Hullum.
Judgment December 0 1871, f5r $6s1, inter.
est aud costs.
DY VIRTUE OF THE ABOVE exc.
ID cutiOn, 70 me directed, shall expose
to public sale, al the door OF the Court.
house, in the city Of Vicksburg, within the
hours prescribed by law, 10 the highest
bidder, for cash, on the
First Monday OF May next,
all the right, tile and undivided interest
of the defendants, Louis +. aud Ben. s
Hullum, in and to the following described
property, to.wlt: That part Of sections
ive (j) and eleven (ll), township fourteen
C4l, range three (3) east, containing rs
acres, the same being fully described IN a
deed from Thomas Rigby and wife TO Ben.
jamin Hullum, dated January "a, 1901, and
recorded in Deed Book y, page 81 OF
Chancery lerk's records OF Warren c0un'
ty; also south part OF c x and south part
Of NV 4 OF section three (3), township
(ll) fourteen, range three (3l east, con
tanning 43 acres, the same being iully de-
and wife 10 Benjamin S. Hullum, dated
= December, lsis, and Of record in said
Chancery Clerks Office, In Book V, pa Z
eC3; also that part OF Is 4 Of section II
township II, range 3 east, containing
lj3 23.lO0 acres, and tGat part Of " u 0I
section ., township II, range . east, con
tnining 1925 acres, aud lot l, section ii
i township II, range 3 cast, containing
| II 52.l00 acres, the same being fully de
| scribed in deed with plat annexed from
Wesley Mathews and wife 10 BENJAMIN :
| Hullnm, dated Decemb r u, lSi4, and Q
/ record Ia sall Chancery CLERKS dillce, II
Book T, pages 2Ji, 26j and 10; also th,
sc /, Of fractional section 3 towns zip II
range 9 asst, { ntalnlng l60 acres, an,
fully set out and described in deed from
Catherine Hullum to benjamin 5 Hullum
OF date December Is, 1874, and Of record Il
said Clerks office, In Book =, page al
The same having been levied upon as th(
property Of the defendants, Louis F. and
Ben. s. Hullum, to satisfy plaintiffs CLAIM
and ali costs. A. ]. FLANAGAN,
mSl.dltw4t Sheriff Of Warren County
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-19
$ 90 O!
WORTH Of
Gold Plated JeWeII'Y !

EOR ONE DOLLAR, WE WILL SEND
l. as below, all Warranted Gold
Plated: Pair Gold Stone Sleeve But.
tons; pair Engraved sleeve Buttons;
set Pointed studs; set Amethyst studs |;
Wedding Ring; ] Engraved Band Fin.
ger Ring; Amethyst tone Ring; | kle.
giant Ring, maISed Friends hip. =" Hand.
some Scarf Pr; splendid Silvercd Hal
Pin; ! set Ladies Jet and Gold Pin aud
Drops; Misses : |, Jet and Gold La.
dies Jet set, Unamented; So Hand.
some Rosebud lar Drops; / Gents Ele.
CANT Luke George Oiamoud Siud; | Car.
dinal Read Bead Necklace, pair aides
Pearl ar Drops Ladies Ornamented
Je, Brooch; | Fancy -carf Ring and Ele.
giant Watca Cram. IGke y5nf elo,co, tie
entire otof!O pieces sent YOSt-9n' ~ 81,
~ dHg iCc.s YoH cd.se tor 80 cents. ClUb
Prcmium--Anl one seldng US club OF
twel, At ote dollar, We will send Il Coin
Silver Watch Free. + STOCK nan,
maIS-W3m - Bond st., Aew York,
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-19
Raw FURS, WANTED,

sup Poa PHicH crRaEsT 70 A. Il. BURHHARDT
q co., Manufacturers and Exporters Of ADefican PlE
Skins 1l3 West Fourth ST., Cincinnati. They
pay the highest pTleea current In AmeFira Shipping 70
them direct will the pTos of mildlemen Aid bring
prompt cash returns.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-19

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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-07-31
Dakota Crops.

Reports from the harvest in various
portions of southern Dakota Indicate that
no more than two thirds crop Of small
grain will be gathered. Wet weather
and the ten days of intense heat which
came about the middle of the month are
the causes. Many fields have ripened
prematurely, and the products Of these is
shruuken. All the small grain ripcned
at once. and there will necessarily be
some waste before 1t can be secured.
Rams have delayed the harvest. but have
not yet injured the quality of grain. The
wonderful drying ploprieties of our at.
mosphere furnish q safeguard against in
juries of this nature, and unless the wet
season is long prolonged, no damage is
liable to result. Corn is rapidly approach.
ing maturity, the hot weather which
damaged the small grain coming just in
time to force a prolific growth. Alto
gether We have no reason to complain.
Regions east of US have suffered much
more extensive loss than has come to us.
Increased acreage will atone for the def
cheney per acre, and Dakota will furnish
a much larger yield than ever before
Press 6 Ddkotdadn.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-07-31

The editor of the Litchield Nens
Ledger. after attending the great New
York circus, tells what he knows about it
in the following complimentary language:
1.-THE great New York circus has come to
and gone from Litchfield, aud the wheels
OF fortune roll On az though nothing of
importance happened, Monday morning
at I'm early hour, people began to come
in to 'see the show, sir" and ere noon
the streets were lined with folks who
were going to attend the first and only
square.toed, frst.class circus that has ever
visited the place, and when the afternoon
permance commenced we should Judge
there were 1000 people under the can
vass. The circus was a better one by far
than might be expected SO far from the
large cities, and from the managers,
Messrs. Hambleton s. Sargent, down to
the least employe, were the most gentle
manly and we'll. behaved lot of circus
men 1t has been our lot to meet. They
were most all Of them members of the
Blue Ribbon order, and during their two
days stay in this place we did not see a
single man Of them in a saloon. Last
Sabbath afternoon "Happy Jack Lawton"
the clown, gave q temperance lecture
under the canvass, but owing to insult
ticiency Of notice 1t was not rs we'll at
tended as the lecture really deserved
Happy Jack is a self educated man, never
having attended school a day in his life.
He displayed considerable ability as an
orator and showed himself ri earnest
worker in the cause of temperance, hav.
/ :- - -E..-- 60 -
the other road and found it a bard road
to travel. Another redecming feature
about the show was that there was NC
side shows, games Of chance, gamblers OF
pickpockets following it, and a mans
pocketbook was rs safe in their crowd al
it would be anywhere. We would say
then to the New York circus: We are
glade You came among US, and hope that
this may be but the first Of many visit!
Of your combination"
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-07-31

THE attention Of the Republicans of
IL county is directed to the call, in an
other place, for a Republican county con.
vention, to be held ut Elk Point, Aug
18th, prox. The purpose of the conven-
tion is to elect ten delegates to attend the
Territorial convention to be held in the
city of Yankton, Aug. 2aa, at which time
a candidate for Delegate in Congress, to
succeed Judge Kiddcr, will be nomina-
ted. Republicans should turn out en-
masse, In order to select such men as will
honestly and faithfully carry out the
wishes of the people. Do not stay at
home and let a few INSCRIPTIONS men
run the ~caucuses, and then afterwards
find fault. but go the caucus add say for
yourself who shall represent you. The
primary caucus is where honest work
should be done--it is the foundation of
our political structure, and if made of
sand and rotten material, we cannot ex-
pcct or hope to see our building stand.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-07-31
From Sioux Point.

Big Sioux, D. T., July 80, 10.
EDrToR COURIER:
On last Sunday morning in Jefferson
Township, a long young man at work for
a wen to do farmer, attempted to go to
bed to the hired girl who is only about
Is years old. The girl reported the fact
70 the lady of the house who informed
the long man, that in future if he must
say his prayers he must do so at his own
bedside, no Beecherism would be tolerat-
ed. He took the hint and left before
breakfast.
Joe LaMear, IT,, is a gain in limbo, by
reason of one of his bondsmen considering
himself not safe, for the reason that som
of the mortgaged property given him as
security has been sold or traded away.
Every farmer down here claims to have
the best field of corn in the country, to
dlsa gree with them would get d fellow in
a row immediately if not sooner.
On tuesday last q r0mpus TOOK place
in the classic shades of the Big Sioux
the cause was some scandal about Cossacks
hired girl coming to her fathers cars and
he called to take her away-she refused to
leave, and certain parties got on
their muscle and one caught the old man
by the neck and breeclles and threw him
not forcible enough 50 they resortcd en-
tirely to the use of the French, hence my
not being able to give the facts more
clearly.
Wheat is considered to be about a q
crop, barley, oats and corn a full crop,
More again. Very truly.
Sioux POINT.