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IN the District Cvast 81 It's taitsI State. 10.
l the district 81 vermont. 1. tbs matter o.
Platt Eey urIis- 8. Wia,1ski, BlRkrupts Ia
Bankruptcy.
Notice is hartb, gwen that have b-sn arppIn'-
ed Assignee Ut the above named BiukTupTs, Tiatt
Reynolds, by the Above ram a Court.
Burlnst ton, ' {, October &C.. a. u. -.
l6w3w /. ". FECk. Asst sLc5-
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SABBATH SCHOOL BIBLE MEETING. - In
compliance with the resolution Of the Chit
tenden County Sunday -schOol Association,
Sabbath-school Bible meeting will be held
at the Union church at Essex junction, on
Wednesday. October 23l, 1873. The Cen
trail Vermont and the Burlington and La
noble Railroad companies have consented
to give return certificates to all attending
the meeting that pay full fare one way.
Tho following is the
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ilIGHwAY RoBBERY AT RUrIAND.-Bar-
man 6olstr0n, n German pack peddler from
New York, was attacked Saturday night,
nair Rutland, by gang Of men. who not
only took his money. hut beat him terribly.
lie was found Sunday morning, IN delr-
lens condition, aaI iears are entertained
that his iriurlf- vii prnSe latal
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A WEST DuMHERsroN man has tanned q
blue jay which has developed marvellous
powers of mimicry. It initiates to perfec
ton the cawing Of crow, the growing of
bantam rooster. the cackling and clucking
o f hens, and the peeping Of chickens
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An old physician, retired IRON practice, havin
had placed in his hands by Hast India Ml5sionar
tho formula Of a simple vegetable remedy, for Ia
speedy and permanent cure Tor consumption, hron
chitis. catarrh, asthma, and all throat and un
affections, also positive and radical cure for n,
NOus debility ana all nervous complaints after hay
Ing tested lis wonderful curative powers in thous
ands of cases, has felt it his duty 10 make il Know
to his suffering fellows. Actuated by this motive
and desire 10 relieve human suffering l will send
Tree of charge, TO all who desire IT, this recent
with full directions for preparing and using, Ii
derman, French or English. Sent by mail by adj
dressing with stamp, naming this paper, W W
Oct -dAwi.
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IN HtNhRUPTCY.

IN the District Court o. the United States l1t Tux
| District OF yermont-Iu Ike. HaEeltine 4 clark
Baukrupts.-In Bankruptcy. No. Sit. District
Of Vermont IS.
SIE.-Notlcr is hereby given that petition has
been fled in said Court, by Claiming Haicl,iae
one of said firm, in Derby, in said district, Guly
declared Bankrupts under tho Act OF Congress
of Marsh ID, lsi', Tor discharge ind teTt q iits
thereof from all his individual and CO partner
ship debts and other claims prcvdhle undar
said Act and that the 9TH day OF November, is
at qu'cock a. m. bo.Jre The Hon. llnyt H. Whoe!er
,Iudye Of said Court ut the L. 5. Court Rooms, IN
Burlington. is assigned for the hearing OF the sime
when and where all creditors who have proved Their
debts and other persons in interest may attend and
show cause if any they have, why the prayer Hi sad
petition should not he granted.
Dated At Burlington, on tho llth day o. October
ISIS. Il. II. SMALL \, CLERK
l6wlW
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4. mNNE..,-.r,Y

DIsTRICr oF VERMONT. Sat- Bradford
II the Ith Say of .'ct lhcr. =. u. Is7>.
The uuier.iz ct hereby gives notice Of bis ap
pontment Assignee Of A. ?. shaw, OF
Bradford, in the county Cf orange, and State o.
Vermont, within ;art 4 strir-. who has been al
jul -ed a hIukrur: n his efCi.tors petition. By the
Distract COurt %. saii ns;tiyt.
'. ". EAGLEY,
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Bankruptcy Notices.
BANKRUPT SALE.

TWILL sell at Public Auction. on Saturday, the
l. 2nd day OF November A. d. ISIS, at ~ O'Clock a.
M, at the Foundry Office, st. Adams, VI, all the
uncOllected notes and accounts Of the 81. Adams
Foundery Company, together with all the personal
property belonging to the estate 0! said company,
consisting Of supplies and stock on hand, articles
manufactured and in process of manufacture, IN
GLIDING among other things, horse powers and
threshers, drag SAWS stoves plOughs scrapers, car
wheels and railroad castings; also all machinery
and tools, and all other property used in and about
the business belonging to said company; partieu-
lar inventory OF all which property is in the POS
session Of the undersigned for inspection to which
reference is here made.
Also a certain tenement house, called the Perkins
house. situated Foundery street, in the village Of
St.Albans, and adjacent to the st Adams Foundery
Also certain real estate and fixtures subject to
mortgage Of about twenty-tour thousand dollars,
principal and interest, to wit the land and build
ings known and used as the 81. Albans Foundry on
the north side OF Lake street, in said village also
street, used as coal and wood yard and for stOra
purposes; also two certain houses located on the
north side OF kingman street in said village, also
two certain houses, situated on the north side Of
Centre street in said village, the same being partic
ularly described in a certain warrantee deed IRON
j. q. and W. c. Smith, TO st. Adams FOunfery
company, f. A. Smith and j. W. Newton, dated
July Il, ISIS, to which reference is here IN Ide.
This property will be sold on the day name1 20
the highest bidder for cash.
JOHN J. BURGESS, Assignee.
St.Alblns. Oct. :. 1873. Ocgl5-ld&l6w2t
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IN the District Court of the United States fnl
i the District of Vermont. In Re. Martin
;. Chamberlin, Barkrupt.-In Bankruptcy
No. 1i3. District of Vermont -.
SIR:-Notiee is hereby given that petition
has been filed in said Court by Martin ;. Cham
berlin, of Jay, in said District duly declared Z
bankrupt under the Act of Congress Of Marcl
I'd, 1867, for a discharge and certificate thereof
from all his debts and other claims proyablt
under said Act and that the 9TH day Of Noyem
Der lS1s. ut O'Clock a. M, before the Hon
Hoyt ii. Wheeler. Judge Of said Court, at The
L. :. Court Rooms in Burlington, Is assigned
for the hearing of the same, when and where
all creditors who have proved their debts. and
other persons in interest, may attend and show
cause if any they have why the PRAYER Of said
petition shOnd not be granted.
Dated at Burlington, on the 1lth day of Oc-
tober. 1878.
lGw3w t. Z. SMALLEN. CLERK.
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The House spent time enough yesterday
and to day, in discussing the bill to limit the
number Of Judges OF the Supreme Court to
six, to pay the salary Of ono Of tho judges.
The bill passed tho House Ii probably
will not pass the Senate.
The lawyers in the Senate stood solid
against the rest of the body in opposition to
the bill making it criminal offence to
transfer real-es,ate, upon which there is
any incumbrance, without giving notice of
such incumbrance. Tie objections t. the
bill are such as you'd strike legal mind
with more force than one no.
especially trained 10 tho law. A
similar law ~ in fOrce in New Hampshire
and in several of the " estorn States, and
the one now under consideration mere will
probably pass after some amendments have
been made.
In the bill changing cur system of re
porting the decisions of the Supreme court,
the judiciary committee Of the Senate, by
amendment, fixed tho salary of the reporter
al SDOo ihis ~ luo 1lhail sum III 'oh-
necticut, the reporter il paid 81 500 for the
same kind of service The present reporter
in this State is capable one and ought not
to be pared down 50 meanly in his pay. The
bill il ordered to third reading to-
morrow.
Senator Belden. 10 Tho discussion OF the
bill for the appointment OF referees, showed
from figures that, in Caledonia county. q
trial by Jury cost the State $50. A trial
Of the same case By referee would cost $50.
These figures are suggestive and are Of gen
eral application to other counties in the
State.
Petitions OF all sorts in ths matter Of John
p. Phair poured into tho House in shower.
The probability now is that this unhappy
being will be much discussed and litigated
and then hung.
An earnest appeal for medical freedom
has been widely distributed upon the desks
Of legislators. Perhaps this goes along
with bill yesterday introduced in the
House to repeal an act relating to the
practice of medicn" (sic). Thus history
repeats itself In the Legislatures of sew
eral sessions past, the regulars" in medi-
cal science have been met by their would
be cO-workers. tho pep per doctors" and
magnetizers. X.
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RIcHMorD MARKET, Oct. Ii. - Butter
sold as follows: Fair to good, 10 to Is cts;
choice, 20 to %; fancy at slightly higher
figures. Cheese: Factory, 8 to s. cents :
farm make, to "a sage, to 5.
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THERE is q rumor th.t tho Congressional
seat of james NJ. Tyler from the First pis-
trict will be contested by A. NJ. Dlckey,
Democratic candidate Grounds not given.
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MARRIED.

-WRIGHr--At st. Adams Bay, Oct. 10th,
by Rev c. NJ. Ward, Mr.. Henry Irish, OF Colchester,
and Mss Emeline Wright, Of st. Adams Bay, VI
RsYSoLD5- MAMMAL tho Methodist parson-
age. in this city, Oct. 10th, by Rev MIR. Griffin Mr.
E.o. Reynolds and Miss Sophia Martin, both Of this
city.
WnI1ISG-LEwis.-In this city, Oct 9Th, by Rev.
l.. o. Brastow, at the residence of the brides par
ents, Alfred c. Whiting and Lille Lewis all OF this
city.
Understandable the residence Of the brides
parents, Oct. 18th, by the Rev. A Cheeseman, VIM.
Il. Watson, OF Burlington, Vt, and Mary b. Styles,
of Glendale, N. Y.
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SELf ksowLEDGE.-Ift the standard work M IA.
Peabody Medical Institute" Boston. could Il,
placed in the hands OF all, both old and younr. tho
Held OF quackery would he greatly diminished and
the aestuotiVene's Of our most insiduous and
wasting diseases greatly lessened See advertise
ment in another column. wktriIt
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PROGRAMME
MORNING.

NURNINH.
10 0O-ssrvice Of Song. conducted By A NJ. Butler
1880 Bible reading, conducted by 5. W. Royce.
l-Op-Addre by Rev. !. A. Leavit.
II 30 Qlestion Boz.
AFTERNOON
2OO-QuestlOns Answered.
2I5-Praise Meeting conducted by jas A Brown
2.I5-Bible Reading, conducted by T.. G.. Abbey.
3JD-Address, by ". A. Deering
Buhiect-"How to teach the Word
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FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER Is,

''Ir seems as If | should cough my head or" is
sometimes the impatient exclamation OF sufferer
from a severe cough. Quell the parOxysms with
Half's HonsU of H0rfhOuni and Tar. The relief is
immediate and the cure certain. Sold by all drug
gists.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one minute
nnt Il tut
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CAMBRIDGE Episcopal service at Gam
bridge Centre, next Sunday, at lo:3oa' M
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Burlington and Vicinity.

JERIcHo.-Service at Calvary church,
next Sunday, at four p. m.
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DIED.

SMITH.-At Winooski, Oct. 10Th, ISIS. b. Smith,
aged o. years.
ALLES.-At his late residence, In this city, Oh
Saturday, October 18th, ISIS, Joseph Dana Allen
aged - years
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I'M RayERTPTCY

IN the District Court Of the nited states fOl
i the District Of Vermont. In Re. George
y. Greeley, Bankrupt.-In Bankruptcy. No
81. District of Vermont. -.
IR:-NOtice is hereby given that L petition
has been filed in said Court, BY Geo. Y. Gree
ley, of Waterbury. in said District. duly de
clared a bankrupt under the Act of Congress
of March 81, lS6., for Il discharge and certiti-
cate thereof, from all his debts and other claim-
prOyable under said Act. and that the 9th day
of November, 1S1S. aty O'Clock Il. M, befor,
the Hon. IIoyt II. Wheeler, Judge Of said
Court, at the L. :. Court Rooms in Burlington
is assigned for the hearing of the same. when
and where all creditors who have proved then
debts. and other persons in interest may al
tend and show cause if any they have why the
prayer Of said petition should not be granted
Dated at Burlington, on the 18th day of oc'
tOber, ISIS.
lliW:IW r. H. SMAILEN, Clerk.
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CHARLOTTE The Selectmen have appoint.
ed A. A. ByingtOn, Superintendent of
Schools, for the unexpired term of Roy. &.
G. Torrey. resigned.
At the annual meeting of the East Char
lotte Lecture Association, the following
officers were elected W. II. II. Varney,
President J II. Sherman. Vice President /,
G. A. FOOte. Secretary; d. W Hazard.
Treasurer; W. |. Bradley, Auditor J. 5.
Shaw, A. q. Palmer. W. |. Bradley. EAecu-
tive Committee.
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Tng death # Jlson Steele, E.q.. OF Wind
sor, which occurred on the 7th, takes AVA
another Of the CID school gentlemen known
to past generation. Mr.. Steele was Ions
cashier Of the Old Ascutney Bank, of Wind
sor, and exercise wide influence in bust
ness and social circles. lie was q promiu'
emit and Influential member of the Congre
gatioral church.
PuBLrC BseUksTs The will of the late
Lydia NJ. Jewett, o! Newton. Mass, among
a large number of public requests, contains
the following: To the Congregational
church in IIariSiek. VT, 81 900; to Gen.
eral Convention Of Congregational Minis
tiers and Churches in Vermont, $1,000, to
be spilled to the "FiIrhlnk- Fund tor the
relief of needy and destitute clergymen."
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IN BAN grey .

IN the District Court of the United states Tor III
| III strict OF Vermont. In lie. st. AlhiaS Found
~ Go, BAukIupts. In Bankruptcy. Ne. .. Pa
trict OF Vermont, IS.
SIR Notice i hereby given that petition "a IS
been led in said Court, by Edward \ smith an.
Jrhn W Newton me uhets composing said trim, cd
St Adams in said District, duly declared bank
ru t. under tho Act Of Congress y. March ri. l't-
their individual ami plrtnershp iohts AMI other
claims pruvah!c uudcr said Act. and that the ga
,iHy OF November ISIS, nj o'clock !. M, before
Tho Hon. Hoyt II. Wheeler, udse o. said Court. AZ
the L s Court Rooms in Burlington, Is Hs-Il ue
for tho hearing Of tho same. when Ihd where ali
creditors Who nave proved their debts. and other
persons in interest may attend and show Gauss 30
any they have WHY the prayer oi said petit on
shonld n t be granted.
Dated at Burlington. on the llth day Of oct U.s..
t6yls II u. SMAl.LEN, Clerk.
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WnLIsToH.-There will be concert at
the Congregationslist church, on Friday
evening, Oct. lS.h, in which the following
ladies and gentlemen will participate Miss
Nellie Lawrence. soprano; Miss Ida j. Stan
ley, contralto Henry W. Thompson, tenor /;
NJ. d. Full.r, basso Hubert Baker, flute.
piccolo and hum0rist Miss Abb Walston.
Mr.. F. 4. Bauer, graduate Of Plaidy' &
Reineekes Conservatory piani-ts. Mr. e.
E Macomber, aecompanist.
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IN UNNHkUPTCI.

IN the District Court OF the Unitod States i'r tbs
| u strict of Vermont. In Re john T. mott
Bankrupt.-ln Bankruptcy. No. -. District oi
Vermont. -.
SIR:-NOt.co Ia horehy given that petition Is
been ii led in sad Court. by J Ntnnuti ~ Bakers
field in said District, duly declared a bankrupt
under the Act Of Congress OF March ii. lr0' !ur a
discharge and certificate thereof ir" all his dchis
and other claims provsbie under said Act ami that
the 9Th day OF November 49,, att o'clock =. IN ,
before the Hon IIoyt II Wheeler, JGd-c 81 sad
Court at the u s Court Rooms ~ Ear lnS."h i
assigned for the hearing OF thu ~inir. when aud
where all creditors who have proved their debts,
and other persons in interest may attend and sh W
cause II any they have why the pray CT OF aid pet
ton should not he granted
Dated at burlington on the lsth diy 81 uSiunr''
ls7- sMhhLEfs 'H'h
l6w3s
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OFFICERS REUYIoS. The fifteenth annual
reunion of Vermont officers will be held at
Montgelier, on Thursday October 3lst,
1878. The members Of the society, and all
Vermont ofhcers and non -cOmmissioned off
GERS Of the army and navy, are cordially in
vited to attend. The usual business meet
ing will be held at the State Uouse, at three
clock, p IN The Grafton will be deliver
ed in tie evening by Sergeant Lucius Bige-
low, in the hall OF the House Of Representa-
tives. Supper viii be served at precisely 10
O'Clock p. N.
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LtuEi,.TIps NOTICE
GEN ST

90 la, Illustrated Clt11,@ar. Fee. SION
E.,ttIN C,urAyN. Boston. Mass.-ucI IS 'dSwiw
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APPOINTMENTS BY TIE GOVERNOR The
following appointments are announced I:
For aides de-camp, with rank of Colonel ::
George W Hooker. OF Brattleboro, chief Of
staff; Willard Harrington, Of ST. Adams ;
George a. Fletcher, of Cavendish; Thsd.
NJ. Chapman. of Middlebury.
Additional aiies-Waiter Scranton, OF
yergennes c. D. Williams, of Mortified.
". II. DuBsis, Of West Randolph, In
specior Of Finance.
The CogIxG ELECTIONS -Noyember 5.
Congressional elections take place in
twenty-nine States, viz: Alabama, Ar
kansas, Connecticut, Delaware. Florida,
Georgia, Illinois, Kansas, Kentucky,
Louisiana, Maryland, Massachusetts Michi-
gan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Ne
bra-ka, Nevada. New Hampshire. New
Jersey, New York, North Carolina. Pennsyl-
wanna, Rhode Island, South Carolina.
Tennessee, Texas, Virginia, Wisconsin
, 1878-05-31

lw- uf iln man who Yesterday saw a scy-
un uI the bay oi Judgment. \ person
vll unjust forever carry upon hl> brow the
.rmp ui triud The first triumph in
American M tory. Nu subsequent action
can wash away the letters ut that record. -
OPINION or Nrw TNGI AND GOvruNOES.
Bp.TuN. MAY lS.-NrW England Gov
rrn,r> have been interviewed for an cX-
preston nf nuiuinu upon the ~O-calle, Pot
ter resolution, adopted 10y the house q; rep
.r,C I'at tCS,
Gov k,r, Of M1,>lChu,cttS. believed
thr Democrats mistake the temper of the
country. People generally have accepted
the decision uf the electoral commission us
liuriirv, Tine purpose of present agta-
liou seem, either tO impcarh the President
and uu~t him from office. or procure ma
rrrial for ihc fail Complign. There is no
danger Of discovering anything to ouSt the
President. and the stability of the Gov
rrnmrut ~hnuldn't be- trillrd with for mere
partillu purposes; particularly at 4 time
when there Is 10 much communism active
md latent, and thousands OF restless and
dissatisfied persons are ready To enter
upon revolutionary outbreaking having
the Semhlancr Of authoritative leadership.
Gov. Counor. Of Maine. expressed un-
qualified disapproval Of the movement to
llnScat the President. The Republican
party OF the State, while they may differ
concerning certain features of the Presi-
dents policy. would no more think Of
disturbing his title than that OF George
Washington. The present action is revO-
mtionary in the extreme and detrimental
to the business interests of the country.
Gov. Fairbanks, OF Vermont, declined
to give any Of ilion.
Gov. Prescott. OF New Hampshire. only
said that his helief was that any move
mpnt to oust Haves would fail.
, 1878-05-31

On the 10Th of February, 1873, the Ter
rtorial Insane Asylum contained 60 male
patients and 10 lemale-70 altogether.
During the three months following9 . ma e
and female patients were admitted-l3
altogether. The whole number under treat
ment during the quarter was 60 male and
IA female patients-S3 altogether. Seven
were discharged as cured during the quar-
ter and died. all males-ll altogether.
The number on hand May 10Th was IS
male and II female patients-72 alto
gelher. As compared with the previous
quarter there was Il decrease OF male and
an increase OF female patents. or total
increase OF 2. The percentage OF cures to
admissions during the quarter was "a.
, 1878-05-31
Custom House Sale.

CUSTOM HOUSE DIST OF PUGET SOUND, |
Port Townsend, April &, ISIS
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ following described articles, seized fol
violation of the United States revenue laws
win be sold at public auction to the highest
bidder for cash. at the Custom House in POrt
Townsend, Washington Territory, June 10th
1878, ut 10 O'Clock, a. NJ.
, 1878-05-31

NQTlCE.--We have just received
per Str. Dakota, n large lot Of dry goods
Saddlcry, etc. Also lot of hardware.
consisting of farming implements OF all
kinds, such aS were never kept in Port
Townsend before. WATERMAN & KATE.
, 1878-05-31

nNNN business you can engage in. 81 to
RENEl 800 per day made by any worker of
nsllIN either sex, right in their own local
Dh1b tiles Particulars and samples
worth s. free. Improve yonr spare time Mt
this business Address Stinson & Co., Port
land, Maine.
, 1878-05-31

Passengers from Portland and up-Sound
ports will take Puget Sound mail steamer
and make connection with the City of
Panama at Victoria. Steamer Dakota
goes through to Olympia.
These steamers leave Victoria at noon
on the day advertised. Tickets are good
only on the steamer for which they are
purchased, and are not transferable. For
freight or passage apply OH board, or to
ii. l.. TIBBALS,
General Agent for Puget Sound,
Port Townsend.
, 1878-05-31

rs PREPARED TO MAKE UP GENTS
L Clothing according to the latest
fashions. Special attention paid to re-
pairing and cleaning. Terms moderate.
Has constantly on hand a lot of fine
French Cloths and Cassimeres, Oregon and
Mission Cassimeres, from which partlts
can select for themselves.
&s- Orders from a distance promptly al
tended to,
Parties wishing to buy the best Sewing
Machine should call on John p. Peterson,
Port Townsend, and examine the New
White. Mr.. Peterson will be pleased to
show all about the machine and give full
Instructions free. Every machine war
rantnd to please.
JOHN p. PETERSON,
Agent, Port Townsend.
SAM'L HILL, 10 Montgomery ST.,
San Francisco, Gen Ag't Pacific coast
, 1878-05-31

Also No 90, 5 lbs OF opium, seized ut Seattle,
w, r., on April 9th 1878.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-08

also 600 a year. % that the vendors ol
"budge" u come down With e4S0. In.
Guiding the government license, before they
can proceed with their traffic. This action
on the part of tho powers that b creates
some vigorous kicking, but the commits.
~sioners, the village dads and the red rib.
bonites arc confident of their power, and
complacently ask what are you going ia
do about itY
A raid has also been made upon the
sporting ,fraternity. and . couple of disci.
pies of Faro placed under heavy bonda ia
answer at the next term of the district
coult. Intimations are given out that Other
gambling devices are to be served In the
same way. The moral sentiment of the
town seems to be determined that gambling
and other kinds of "spor." shall be pro.
hibited in Sioux Falls.
As a matter of some interest We msy
state Harry Corson's cistern has been GOV.
cred, and that Frank Pettigrew rays hie
bulldog is dcad-died of modification and
grief. 2.