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Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-08-24
NOTICE
To the Tax Payers of tlae
Town Of NapOleonyilge

] am now ready to receive and
receipt for all taxes and licenses
due to the town of NapoleonviIle,
and all payers are hereby notified
to come forward and pay without
further notice.
p. JULIAT.
Town Collector.
Napoleonville, July IS. 1873.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-08-24
ARABIAN BlTTERS

Purify the blood and strengthen the sys-
tenn, eradicating the effect of dissipation,
maintain the human frame in condition OF
healthfulness, dispel the Blues and all men,
tai distempers, and relieve those whose
sendentary habits lay them open to de-
preston. They prevent and cure Bilious
and other Feyers, Fever and Ague.
ChilIs, DiarrhHa, Dysenlery, Dys-
peps "a, Sea-Sickness, Collie, Cholera
Cholera Morbus, aud every complaint
incidental to diet or atmosphere. Ladies
will find them a sovereign boon, as they
eradicate all traces of Debility. Nervous.
ness Inertness, and Diseases peculiar to
the sex.
Depot. 65 Decatur, Str. N. o.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-11
ST. BERNARD No. L.

There were interesting doings st the Slaughter
House landing the other day. st. Bernard Fire
Company No. l held meeting for the election Of
a foreman, which resulted in the election OF Mr.
Armand Darcantel. When business was over,
the president, in the name of the company, pre-
sented the newly elected foreman with beauti-
full gold badge, which was received gratefully and
in appropriate terms. This present was the
more precious to the recipient in that it was ac-
companied by the expression Of the company's
thanks and gratitude for services rendered by
Mr.. Darcanel since its formation.
After this came the ceremony Of christening,
the fine pair Of horses just purchased by the st.
Bernard boys for their engine which had hereto
fore run to fires pulled by mules. Upon this oc-
casion the godfather Of the horses, Mr.. Numa
Augustin, four year old young gentleman. with
great lesnings towards the fire department. pre-
sented bis godsons with two horse blankets o.
fine texture and approved pattern, all Of which
led to festivities which IL would be invidious, fol
those who did not participate. TO relate here.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-11
Gus sTOM-HOUSE NOTES.

Mr.. Packard don't say word yet by telegraph
in regard to the Collectorship.
Col. Jack Wharton's rose, Daniel by name, is
able TO hold down his desk chair again.
There is some talk Of changing the place Of
holding the caucusses OF the Republican legisla-
tors from Turner's Hall to the G. B.
Il is not fact, as reported, that commission
is en- route here from Washington to examine and
report upon that new carpet in the Collectors .
office.
Gen. McMillen says he will surely resign his
seat in the Legislature one OF these fine days.
His coordination" bond has been approved at
Washington.
According to the Grand Jury room door key
hole there is music in store for some Of the long
testifers in the Loud -Darra- Acklen case.
Somebody told huge yarns and the Grand Jury is
after them.
There are divers ru mors as to why the United
States Circuit Court Judge dismissed yesterday
the entire panel Of petit jurors One is that the
panel was drawn crookedly, so that any case
might have been s'fxed."
Col. Geo. L. Norton, Supervising Inspector of
Steamboats,, left for Washington yesterday, to
attend a meeting OF the Supervising Board of
Inspectors, and will be glad while there to re-
ceive any recommendations or suggestions from
the steamboat interests.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-11
What Chandler Wanted.

The office which Mr.. w. E. Chandler wanted.
phia Times, was the mission to Italy. Mr.. Blaine
Is said to have urged his appointment but to
have SHE'D off when the President seemed to
the Blaine influence in support OF the Admin
Then Mr.. RobesoD asked the appoint
ment Of Secretary Eyarts. and got plump re-
fus i, Then Chandler and Butler arranged that
the foruJ er was to lead off with charges against
Mr.. Hayes, impeaching the validity Of his elec-
ton, and that the latter would rise in the Housa
and move an investigation into their truth. with
a view to another Impeachment trial. The cor
respondent adds that Chandler fired off his lef-
ter prematurely, to Buffers disgust, and that
the general effect has been very disappointing
to the conspirators at Washington.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-11
The Color Line In the District of Colum-
hia
Cincinnati Enquirer.l

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3.-Judges of the courts
deal disturbed at what appears TO be- the deter
mination OF the negroes to draw the color line
strictly in the jury room. There are from three
of the court when white men were ON trial the
negroes insisted on conviction, while II one OF
their race was defendant they were for acauit-
innocence in either case. A larceny case was
tried yesterday. wherein the evidence of guilt
against the defendant was plain, The negro
only after a sharp lecture fro the presiding
justice. and q threat to discharge the whole
panel from the term. It was the threat that
brought the verdict. for If the panel was dis
charged the. eolored juryman saw. that his
easily earned per diem would be cut of. and
that be was bound to save, even at the sacrifice
OF all his brethren of African descent.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-11
Marine News.

SOUTHWEST PASS Jan. 1o.-Arrived: Spanish
steamship City of Mexico. Mcintosh master,
at 12 O'Clock last night. from Mexican ports. to
Puig Corral S Co.
British steamship Chilian. Bremner matter.
at this morning. from Liverpool. to PIN, For
wood & Co.
American ship Gettysburg. Call master, 4a
days from Bordeaux. in ballast to master.
Sail d: Barks Zio Antonio. and Arlington.
Norwegian bark Storjohann: from Cette,
bound tor Pascagoula. WAS spoken this after-
noon off this bar by towboat Perry. She de-
sired to ba reported.
Wind north northwest, light.
PoRT EADs. Jan. 10-No arrivals.
Sailed: Steamship New Orleans; Barks Lu-
fra Ayanti. Livingston and E1inor Vernon
brig Shepherdess
Wind northwest. light,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-11
Reported Armistice-The Report Pr0b-
ably Premature.

LONDON. Jan. 1o.-The London correspondent
of the Manchester Guardian telegraphs that
journal that he believes six weeks armia atice
has been already agreed upon on the basis of
ltti possidetis.
A dispa ch from Constantinople to, Reuters
that military operations are ordered to be sus-
pended ffom 10 o'clock on Tuesday night; but
Reuters agent points out that these rumors re
Of the belligerents to conduct negotiations had
not then been appointed. Mehemet Ali. who 1t
WAS stated. had gone to arrange an armlstlee ,,s
attended the war council on Tuesday, ana le1'
Constantinople Tuesday night.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-11
OUR WEATHER.

Old Probs, after his hard and damp visitation
on the 9Th, has, it seems, given us release for
the time being, from his 10y low thermometer.
and we are enjoying, for short time though 1t
be, q respite OF winters frosts and freezes. The
latest dispatches we have received from the
Signal Office show that at Galveston the ther-
mometer was at 30 degrees. at Louisville SO de-
grees Fahrenheit, Memphis the same, Shrevs-
port 43. Mobile AZ and Savannah 81. The wind
was, as rule, westerly, and rain may be antici-
mated.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-11

HOPE INSURANCE CoMpANY-The twentieth
annual statement of this old and most reputa-
ble company will be found In another column
twill be seen that the net profits foot mp si1.-
637 ST. while the assets reach s24.10s 81. The
directors have resolved to pay cash dividend
Of 5 per cent per share. declared out OF the
net earnings Of the company during the pasS
year. The officers of this company deserve
great credit for the able, prudent and Judie1ous
manner in which they have conducted its AZ
fa;ra
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-11
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
The Green hackers in wisconsin.

1 MADISON. Wis, Jan. 1o-In organizing the
House the Gree hackers elected the Speaker by
a combination of Gteenbackers and ID 9mocrats.
fThe chief clerk and sergeant alarms are both
Democrats.
RFrobable Reelection Of senator Allison,
| Dies MONIES. .Iowa, Jan. io.-The Legislature.
(which meets Monday, will probably re.eleet
limited States Senator Allison. There Is no
other candidate In the field.
'ghcrmanic Observation-Disclosures Yesterday.
NEW YoRK. Jan. 1o.- Edwin J. Duuning, Jr.,
mote broker, of 81 Wall street, has made an as
.slgnment. He fixes his liabilities at between
kss0o,ooO and seoo,ooo. These. he said. were d.
4 yided up between Ave or six banks. in each OF
which be had line Of discounts for about
Esl90.u00 fully drawn upon.
Mr. Dunning was willing to admit that the
Bank OF Commerce. American Exchange Bank
and Bank Of the state of New York, were among
those that made loans to him. His assets con-
6ist OF some notes given by some thirty rms IN
the drug, chemical paint and oil trade. Ii 'hey
all meet their obligations he said he coul pay
up In full, but If failures resulted as he feared
In some cases. his losses would probably reach
&20O0D0 He states his failure Is unavoidable,
and was on aeeount of the hard times.
CHICAGO Jan. 10.-An involuntary peti ion in
Bankruptcy was filed against Elisht Il Chas.
Eidred, lumber dealers. on claim of s132 900.
NEW YoRK, Jan. 1o-A Chicago special says
Wells 81 Faulkner. wholesale grocers, sus.-
pended yesterday. Liabilities $4,000: assets
about 100000.
SpRINGT1ELp, Jan. 1o.-The Great harrington
DHHvings Bank has suspended payment pending
| Investigation by the state Bank Commissioners.
all is liabilities; deposits, s4o5.ooo; total lia.
bilities. STA 600
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-11
Mehe met All to Arrange an ArmIstlce-
Rum0red Conditions.

LONDON. Jan. TO- The Daily TeleWaphs spe-
eli ! from Pera states that Mehemet Ali has gone
understands the Porte agreed TO propose six
weeks armistice on condition that the belliger.
ents maintain heir present positions. and peaet
negotiations commence as soon as the armistice
comes into operation.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-11
An Uprising I'm Crete-Engltsh men-0f-
War Asked For.

LONDON, Jan 10 An Instruction IN Crete
commenced on Tuesday. Mr.. Layard. British
Minister at Coustantinople, requests that Brit
sh men -of-war be sent there.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-11
Russian victory mt shipka Pass-Capture
of the whole Turkish Army.

ST, PETERSBURG. Jan. 1o.-The. Grand Duke
Nicholas has tel, graphsd the following TO the
Emperor fir m Doytcha January Q: l am
RR brlIlan victory gafnei this day Gen. Radetzky,
after Desperate lighting. captured the whole
ssting of forty one battalions, ten batteries and
one regiment of cavalry. Prince Mifsky has oc-
cupied Kephanlik Gen. Scobeleffholds Shipka.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-11
The Plague Among the turkish Prisoners

LONDON, Jan. 1o.-There i4a terrible outbreak
Of spot ed t,yphus in Fratetg and its neighbor-
Turkish prisoners. 1t has slsen whispered that
it is really the plague.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-11

The coolest storm wave Of the season vas ex-
perienced by a young man from Syracuse. who
8 corted an East Rome girl home Sunday night.
and was detected by her father jnst "a he was
putting his mustache where 1t would do her thaS
most goed,-lRone Sentinel.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-11
CAPITAL NOTES.
rHE NEW ORLEANS C0LLECTORsHlP-
McMILLEN THE COMING MAN.
sIs Nomination n Compromise Between
& the Claims of Packard and Warmofh-
The Defeat of the Nomination not I'm
rsneclal to the N. o. Democrat ]

probable.
Especial to the N. o. Democrat
WASHINGTON. Jan. 10. The long pehoihg
huestion of the Collectorship may De eonslaereo
Eettled Iii favor of McMillen, who VIII Dc holli-
hated on Monday or Tuesday next. This In
5ormation ID 50 direct and positive that give
n without any qualification. In fact. it may be
Aaid that the President has uneuuivoeally prom
3aed Judge Leonard and others that he would
Nominate Gen. MeMilen.
This is regarded here as sort oil compro-
[lnise between the demands OF Packard and
khose OF Warmoth. The Returning Board
5eems to be ignored though McMillen is prob
Ably more acceptable to Wells and And rson
Shan Lawrence. and more agreeable to the War
Smoth faction than Packard would have been. Ii
fs not improbable that McMillen's nomination
[Inay be seriously eombated and perhaps de-
kaated In the Senate. BUELL..
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-11
WAR NOTES.
A THAw ON THE DANUBE ENDANGER-
ING THE RUSSIAN COMMU-
NICATIONs.
The Russians suppresslng Kilograms to
Prevent European knowledge of
the Situation.

the Situation.
LONDON, Jan. 1o.-The Times Bucharest cor.
respondent telegraphs: A thaw has commenced
of Ice in the Danube to recommenee and max 9
Communication more difficult ihan ever. 1t is
utterly impossible now for horses and wagons
to cross. and the Russian attendance Depart
ment is helpless. Words cannot describe the
stu ation on the Danube.
The Russians suppress telegrars With view
Of preventing the state OF affairs becoming
known to Europe.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-11
Probable Reelection of senator Allison
0f UAwa.

DEs MONIES, Town. Jan. 1D.-The Legislature
(which meets Monday, will probably re;ele'
limited States Senator Allison. There Is u
'other candidate In the field.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-15

HERALD BRANCH OFFICE. l;ao5 BRoADWAY1s AIOTr rs
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT FOR RECEPTION OF
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES OF PAPERS

AMusEMEsrs-lsr PAoE-sth and 9Th coils
AAssITRoL0Gi-i2rn pAGE.4sh COL
hoxkb ISp ri Al col; COL
ssGuSKkYS sGSNEss Pp1kSpr faer
rrHsINEss rr soTIcEs1565n S6 rAcrEe,a irar col
cnnRHs ciii s;H AND ssALEsMEs@ia1I SALE F1cs Sd col.
cd1chMEN 1Nb sGnAshsDESERs-larH PAor-sd and
ooAsfwisE fss srEAMsuIps-laru PAor-stA and eth
CopARixEEsHIPs- PAGE.
.DAkciSa acADEMiES-isr PASs~5.h & COL
RbEyTistEY-isrn bEX ns,nSs-, rack.4,h .S col.
DwEIk,SG n9ySks TO LET FURNISHED AND
EuRorEAN sTEAMsiiIrs@i2rM PAcs-sth col
lExcunSIoNs Ptes-o.h col
fcRsislED M % Rooms nss ans 6'' APARTMENTS TO LET
yusSirut. III utss-as ia.a a"S siss.S,h 80 eos col.
hsF :nd 81 coils
HORSES, cAERiAGEs &c.-isr pAcx-ad, 50 ana 4tn
HSlsEs, Rooms. aSi: 'WAsTED-iarH rAoE-esh col
IIkTn E5E CITY Aso
Hssnfs$sSssa HssH S sss.-l.' col
MiscELLSNEoUs-laru PAcE-esh COL
SSa rGaIoArioSs th1sI r4osw''a ars S' 9th COL
rfasoFokTEs 6faAA: pAcreh COL
Our o nh cry FOR os Sale OR TO
RENTED PAGE-lst col.
REAL ESTATE TO EXcHANGE-2D PAcR-lst col.
REAL ESTATE WANTED-2p PACK-2d col,
RELIGIOUS NOTICES-1sr PAGE LIST col
REwARDS-1 1sT PAGR- LIST col
SALES AT AUCTION-2p PAGE-5th and 9th cols
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-llrn pAox, and
18TH PAGElsr ana I'd coils
Sr siTUATIoNS y,A WANrnD-l2rm PAcE-3d col.
STORAGE-9rH PAGE-6th COL
SUMMER ktS0RTS-2p PAGE 9TH COL
TIE LECTURE SEASON-lsr PAGE 5th col
TUE TRADES-12rH PAGK-4th col.
THE TURF-tsT PAGE I'D col.
TO LkT FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-2D PAcR-2d col
rRAvELLERS' GUlDE--12TH PACE 9th col.
UNFuRNlSiIED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
ID PACE--3d col.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-0Tu PAGE-Gth col.
WATCHES, JEWELRY. &c. --lsT PAGE 5th col.
WESTCHkSTER COUNTY PROPERTY POR SALE Oh
TO LET IN PACE-lst col.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C-l0rH PAGE-6th col.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-15
READY FOR IMaIEDIATR USE

These houses posse ssing SPECIAL FACILITIES,
and doing the work la LARGE QUANTITIES. thereby
enabled 10 do Ii ut the oast possible sost the TRADE
will hnd it not only convenience obtain tho AXft.S
and WHEELS In this way but also economy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-15

These AXLEs arc also sold in combination with
WhtkLS fully TIRED. also BANDED, desired, with
the CUSHIONED BOXES. properly SET and FITTED In
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-15

TOMORROW (rHURSDAY), MAY IL, AT IL O'CLOCK
SHARP,
AT THE STABLE NO. l23 EAST 18TH st.. NEAR
80 - TRYING PLACE: -
including of the handsomest closest matched
Teams of Roadsters In tho city; lS hands high,
old; horse aud mare hall brother nnd sisters
sired by Mambno Pachen; thoy perfection
harness; 20 mile 40, siugie
double aud warranted sound and KIND. III 10 sold
separately IL required
Handsome bay trotue Colt Senator. l5S hands high,
elegant driver; stylish and safe for the timd was
trained tour weeks ia aud could 40;
proving rapidly and will we'll down In the thtrtes
and rs warranted sound and kind.
high, years old got by kysdcks Hambe tonan by
Hattie by Mambrno Chief; Chester 49,
best record BIN: :roted mile with running In
22L he Is of the safest sentlsmen's horses living:
he Is afraid Of anything and warranted sound and
kind.
Bay GsIdng Cxirmont l61 hands high years old got
by EnQuirsr trot in 25O and warranted Gnd
Kind.
Elegant pony phaeton Mare. Is hands, years od has
always been used BY ladies and chidren sound
and Kind
Handsomest iadies' gentlomsn's Saddle Harness
Horse in the city: 1929 hands hxh: color
white and TALL has all known gaits sad
die, guides by motion we'll broken TO harnoss has
used BY lady Ia ths PARK, aud
souLd and kind.
Carriages include elegant extension top Park Phse-
ton with pole aud shafts. ono sundown canopy
Pony Phueton; one Queens Phaeton with full leather
Cutter: heavy silver mounted Coach arncss Sin
gle aud oullo Road and Truck arncss Bankets Robes.
Sheets Whips. &c.
N B-The above stock now on exhibition at stable rs
aiming testing speed driving quantities any Of
the III before time Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-15
HORSES. cAI,isIAuEs. SC.
RUBBER CUSHIONED AXLE

This POPULAR INVENTION. now approved and used by
LBADING CABBAGE BUILDERS in all sections OF the
country, is Tor the TRADE only
lowing LICENSED MANUFACTURERS. viz.
TOMLINSON SPRING co. .............. NEWARK. N j.
IVES & &MILLER.................. ...NKW HAVEN CORN.
D. DALZELL sONS......SOnTH EGKEMONT. MASS.
SPRING PERCH co BRIDGEPORT. CONN.
hELpoN a 20 ;AUbukN Z
EA
5. ROGERS &St,N.......... ....SrAMFuRDvILLE, y. Y.
A G. Il O. H. HENRY. ..BkOOKLYN.N n. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-15

DOsf UFFIyE NOTICE
IL III. foreign mails Tor the week ending Saturday. May
Is 1878. will close this office :On Tuesday at r. NJ,
icr tnropc by steamship Wyoming, via Queenstown;
"Wednesday. ~ u NJ for Europe by steamship Buthnia.
via Queenstown correspondence tor France
BY ths steamer must be specially addressed, and At
y W. Tor France direct, W steamship Labrador via
liavrc: on Thursday at IL NJ Tor Germsny Fisnce &c.
by steamship Occrt VIA Plymouth, Cherbourg and II
burg correspondence Tor Great Britain and the Continent
be forwarded by this steamer mus be specially addresso
anu ~ r. W.. Tor Europe, by steamship Battle via
Vucen.own on saturday, A. NJ. Tor Scotland direct.
by steamship Anchpra via Basgos anu II 80 A. N.
for uerma1y 6c " steamship Ncckar via Sonthampo
and Bremen Correspondence Tor Great britain and Con-
tnent TO be forwarded by TINS must specially
addfcsscal aud at " NJ Europo " steamship City ~
Richmond wa Queenstown correspondence Ger.
many to be forwarded by tiis steamer must be -pe-
ciay sddcssed The steamships Wyoming Bothnis Hal
aud CITY ~ Richmond do take mails Tor Denmark
sweden aud Norsay. The mails for ifsyt aud ssvssa
&c. leave New YORK May 10 The tor the
uss via 81 Ihomas also Porto co venc direct
leave New York May ~ The mails Tor Aspinwsil and
south Pacific ports leave New York May 20 1lc All,
CHINA aud Japsn leave san Francisco June 4. Tho
aiis Tor Australia &c leave san Francisco June IN
TIiOS 4. JANIS. Postmaste
rosr orsiox, Nav YoRK, Mar IA, lsia
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ADJUSTMENTS.
M SSR aSSsgh ba fNsSkA
ntsssSns2 gosIae h.ss s.ia.d.s hsssi Sasias: e..
away series, IN his exciting and thrilling
Look ih%sSfSSsE ~ s. .;cr ., sS%SEs \ SsrfEss
BowEHY rHEAshs iAnsSsE suocsas EVERY EVENING
aud elaborate production q the successful Drama Of tho
With It's original also ali the grand
's'' EXILE SAriSsE' sxfUaDaY. a .
II a4th st. n0xt finn Avenue Hotel.
LAST WEEK ~ NEW YORK
nELLERs WONDERS
AN EXTRAORDINARY PROGRAMME
Mos s4Rw sa FAsFns
hELLER's MARioNErrE MISsTGELs.
TpURsDsY 'aaSi and reiDaY ebay EVENINGS
Ms. Mis- 'irsl.iiS iiSIEHns $ bGssEFif assiEs '1f
Saturday Evening. May Is.
EVERY kvENISG AT 3
in. Ma'insss "wednesday ,,a and satrsd.%y %,Sr St
SANE pAi ra6aaiMdhEH 4 hHD.ss' A. AT nN!iNhT Hidnr.
-. Children haii-pece to Aatineea
T MON sQUARE THEATRE.
Proprietor or.....................Mr SHERIDAN sHook
EvEH$ hyESS at %.
THE cuiMgs Il ahlis 'sSi or 'l'tSisa NosSAspy.
THE HESS ESGLism OPERA COMPANY
has been engaged
ESIsRGsp cHoRGS Ito RpHs'A' '''A- AA1
Seats secured week In advance.
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SPEcIAA NOTICES.

niv0RCE CASES ATTENDED TO PROMPTLY WITH
Dout publicity: consult him. ISAAC q. BoyCE, expo
Tien ced ar, 3lb broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-15

the RUBBER CUSHIONED AXLE COMPANY.
Broadway and 43j st. (Long Acre,.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-15

A UCIION NOTICE. AUCTION NOTICE.
AArrkNTIoN OF GENTLEMEN AND TIKI RIDING
PUBLIC Is CALLED
TO THE GREAT AUCTION SALE, BY ORDER
To-MoRRow rHURsDAYl. MAY is. AT II O'CLOCK
Ar THE srApLE No. shAhf, Ia E,Asr 18TH sr NEAR
IRVING PLACE
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-02

which Is particularly obnoxious to residents
of the Hills. oil of whom have coma into the
territory since Judge Bennett became one
Of %. Yankton b about tho oldcstssettled
spot within the boundaries Of Dakota and
here the argument selected by the Enter.
terprise has no weight whatever. The true
issue o f'this contest, as recognized all over
eastern Dakota Is a political one. Judge
Bennett is q republican. Bartlett Trip il
a democrat. Each party will vote for its
man and. whichever possesses the most
votes will elect it's man. The Enterprise
gives to the Press and Dakotaian the credi,
of q consistent adherence TO republican
principles. 1t will discover shortly aftc,
election thstthe Press and Dakotaian faith.
fully reflects the sentiments of the member.
of Its party. There is no halt way republi
in southeastern Dakota.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-02

We have two candidates for Office, men
Of equal ability and purity of character.
From the two We are asked TO select . re.
preventative. Now, with the Hypothetical
issue above given-longevity in the terri.
tory-upon whom would and properly
should our choicefal 4 Upon Bennett. The
of1ce.holder and Office seeker, with lese
than four yesrs residence In the territorvl
or upon the pioneer. Bartlett Trip.
The foregoing query. is given US by the
Deadwood Enterprise, s'democratic paper.
We have not yet conceded, and probably
shall not. that length Of residence In the
territory is the Issue in this contest. II 10
an insignificant consideration to place bs.
fore people who have themselves been only
. few years upon Dakota soil, and one
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-02

Upon the subject of politics in the west.
ern portion Of the territory, the Black Hills
Journals says. I'm the Fills, the threatened
'%disaffection has dissolved like morning
mist; no republicans of any prominence
will vote for Trip, while hundreds Of dem.
'ocrats will support Bennett. Party ties
hang loosely out here. and 90 many feel
warm regard for the Judge personally that
they will give him their votes"