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La crónica., 1878-02-09
Miseria humane !

Hace dias, algunos antes de que
apareciera al publico, Sc nos dijo
que ell editor de Ell Eco de la RdzG
Latina ~preparaba IN artfculo en-
que atacaba rudamente al Redactor
de LA CR0NICA. En- Los Angeles
sc conocia ell estilo del artfculo, an
tes de que saliera aluz. por la a
zon sencilla de que algunos de nnes-
tros enemigos aquf lie proporciona-
ron datos a Contador para confec
cionar tai llbelo. Confesamos que
esperabamos ansiosos ell artfculo en-
question [; es famosfsimo; superb
q nuestras esperanzas; 10 conserva
remos como mi muestfa de 10 que
puede alcanzar la humana miseria.
Nuestros enemigos de Los Angeles.
que desde hace algun tempo Sc en-
t%retienen en- denigrarnos en los cor
rillos de las tabernas, deben sentir-
Sc satisfechos de haber trOpezado
con IN loco que no tiene reparo en-
hacerse eco de sus calumnias. No
es costurnbre nuestra molestar a
nuestros lectores con asuntos que
toman IN c%aracter tan vituperable
como ell Que estas lfneas provoca;
por ESQ.,. nj intentamos c~ontestar a
los insultos que &c nos han ~lanzado,
nj uueremOs darlos q conOcer 6 nues-
tros l~ectores. Basteles saber que
no han dejado en- ell divide chisme
niDguno que afecte q nuestro carac'
ter. Tan minuciosos han sido, que
lie han dicho hasta que assist
limos a cierta academia, noticia
que, sea dicho de paso, es falsa, y
que q ser cierta no creeriamos en-
nuestro desdoro. Quiza en- relacion
con esta actividad que han Inostra-
do nuestros enemigos Ell ponerse en-
COMMUNICATION con ell furibundO edi-
tor de E Eco de la R0za Latina
este la violacion de nuestra cores
%pondencia que Sc ha hecho Ultima
mente, pues ell Redactor de La
CR0NICA ha recibido recientemente
abiertas algunas de sus cartas par
ticulares, entire elias una de San
Francisco, que q juzgar por ell como
cido earacter del manuscrito EN- eI
sobre bien pudiera darle luces sobre
asuntos de cierto interes. Por lc
demas, como no debe veDtilarse
por medic de la prensa un asuntc
tan desagradable como ell que hs
originate la rara conducta de Dues'
tro colega de Sal Francisco, 10 da'
mos por cocluido ante ell publico.
No es dificil que Sc nos presents
OCCASION de a%rreglarlo en- ell terrent
que lie es propio. No nos extraha'
ria q la vez yer frmada en- Stock
ton la siguiente andanada del Doc
tor de los Grandes Tftulos.
La crónica., 1878-02-09
Asesinato en- la nina de AImaden

Ell -Sabado pasado en- la mafana
ocurri0 una dificultad en- la minas
de Almaden, resultando en- la muer-
tie de un hombre llamado Marcos
Beckwith, al que asesin0 un cali
forniano llamado Victor Sambran-
no, de 20 a1os de edad. Ell
asunto sc gnardo en- silencio
hasta la maiana siguiente pa
ra lograr ell arresto del culpable.
La diicultad Sc origino de IN jnego
q la loterfa, Y los contrincantes ha-
bian salido u la Gale q arreglarla,
cuando Sambrano lie pogo al otro un
trio pasandole de parte a parte.
Sambrano fue perseguido y lie dis
pararon seis tiros /; pero escape a
Gilroy adonde fue arrestado. Beck
with agonizo hasta las 6 de la tar
de del dia siguiente, bora en- que
muri6.
La crónica., 1878-02-09
Almanaque.
FEBRERO.


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2. Luna nueva q la Oh. I'm, A. N
10. Cuarto creciente a las 5h. I'm
II. Luna LENA q las Oh. I'm. A. NJ NJ
%. Cuarto menguante a las III. 3m d -
sabado, 9.-Santa Polonia yfrgen .
Nieeforo martir. "an
Domingo, le-Santa Escolastica vfrc
San Gaillermo duque de Aquitania. vSnl
Sabine obispo. san
Lunues, ll.-San Saturnino v COM
neros martires. P"'
Martes, l2.-Santas Eulalia v Fuao.
martires y San Gaudencio obispo.
EFEMERIDES.
8, l6I9 --Es decaPitado en- L0ndro,
rey Carlos 1 de Inglaterra. q
10, l605.-Ei photo espanol p T.
nandez de Quiros, descubre la ista saa,.i
ria, indicada mas tarde por ell Canl,aS
Cook. FSu
IL, 1554-Eiecucien de Jane Grav
roma de Ingiaterra. I526.-Psz az.
Carlos 1 de Espaha y Francisco I de Fron
ella.
IL, 154l. Fundacion de Santiago do chp
por el espa1ol Valdivia. 1904 -Faneo,
miento del hlososo Kant
La crónica., 1878-02-09

Vieha Feb. S.-Un despacho par
ticular dice que la escuadra BRITAIN
ca ha recibIdo nuevamente 0rdenes
de salir para los Dardanelos.
I'm despacho de Viena dice que
Russia no aceptara ell tratado de Pa
rfs como base para las negociscio-
mes.
La crónica., 1878-02-09
MEXICO.

Ciudad de MEXICO, Enero 30-Los
amigos del ex-Presidente Lerdo in
tentan colocarlo de candidates para
la presidential ell la pr0xima cleo
cion. Parece que Vallart y Romero
seran tambien candidates.
La crónica., 1878-02-09
AvIsOs NUEvos.

HABIENDOSE retirado de la empre,.
Ii del periodico llamsdo GEL Joyen -
Ell Sr. Don Julian Rodriguez cesa dssda
hoy en- ell cargo de cobros y pages, one,
dando facultado para dicho objeto v paro
ell de la administrator en- general de- 10
citada emp-esa Don E. NJ. yGONZAIFz
6flm ANTONIO CUYAs,
La crónica., 1878-02-09
Informe del Apoderado de Temple
y Workman.
Los ANGELES, Feb. 4 de

Los ANGELES, Feb. 4 de 1878.
A peticion de varios acreedores ds
Temple y Workman, someto q con-
t%inuacion una memoria de les asuu-
tos de dicha firma durante mi adj
ministracion hasta la fecha:
Total dinero recibido... SIS, 227 10
pagado...- l7,20S so
La crónica., 1878-02-09

Alborea por fin la auror de paz .
La Puerta Sc ha resignado q entrar
en- negociaciones con Russia, pedirle
y aceptar ell armisticio, precursor
del termino de la lucha. Inglaterra
no podia romper con ell Car, porque
esta sofa, aislada. va 10 auguramos,
antes de pronunciar uno de los mi
nistros britanicos las palabras que,
segun ell TELEGRAPH. lie pusieron en-
disidencia con sus colegas. Esas
palabras fueron sobrado explfcitas
y n%erecieron la aprobacion de la
prensa rusa. LIE Nord de Bruselas
confeso que aquel discurso es testi-
monio de los sentimientos M as pa
cificos y mas eonciliadores respecto
de Russia, encontrando al mismo
tempo perfectameEte legftimo ell
derecho reclamado por Inglaterra de
cooperar al arreglo de las cuestio-
mes de interes europeo que han de
ventilarse a la conclusion de la
guerra. lie Nord afirma que Russia
no entiende que Sc pueda concluir la
paz mientras que esta toque a los
intereses de Europa, sin la coopera-
cfon y sanction de las grandes po-
tencias. Asf es que parece clara
mente reconocido ell derecho de In
glaterra de interyenir en- ell arreglo
definitivo; las difieultades que pu-
dieran producirse no serian segura-
mente acerca de la e~xistencia de
aquel derechO, sine sobre las cladsu-
las del tratado en- ell ~ejerciclo del
derecho reconocido, que puede o no
La crónica., 1878-02-09

Dinero en- Gaia.

Dinero en- c~aja..----. 11,0S1 IA
Sumas concedidas por
fallos de la Corte, al
gunas de las cuales
estan incluidas en- to-
tai dinero recibido... S155, 9O6 "a
Los que asf 10 deseen pueden pa
sar q mi oficina, yer los nombres de
las personals contra quienes Sc han
obtenido fallos,y a la vez los recihos
por todas las sumas gastadas. Pue-
den tambien hallar Ell la oficina del
Jefe de Archives una cueDta men,
sual de todos los dineros recibidos y
desembolsados. GEO. e. LONG,
Apoderado.
La crónica., 1878-02-09
Collaboration
collaboration
A oriIias del B6sforo.

Constantinopla-El Cuerno de Oro-El
Serrallo-SanIa Soffa-Las Mesquitas-
Ell Gran Bazar-Pera, Ga.ata, Topaneh
FL Bosforo de Tracia-Villss y Pa
lacios-Scutari-Mar Negro y Mar de
Marmora-Rusos y Turcos.
La crónica., 1878-02-09
Ell SERRALLO.

I'm laberinto de patios, habitacio-
mes y jardines cercado por una fuer-
te muralla, que segun algunos via
jeros podia contener la antigua
ciudad de Viena, y de que solo pue-
de dar una idea ell p~alacio del Vati
cano, con sus dOcientos patios Y es-
caleras y SUI dieS mil cuartos v sa-
ZONES, es 10 que Sc llama ell Serrallo;
situado en- u punta saliente de la
costa de Europa, sobre ell Mar de
Marmora. y hoy abaudouado, 10
cual hace que Sc lie yea mas roman
tico, y con una fisonOmfa tan triste
como u expresses y abandonados
jardines; pues ell Sultan vive 6 en-
su palacio de Topaneh, frente a
Scdtari 6 en- ell palacio Italiano del
B0sforo, con su enjambre de mule
res y odaliscas. En- esos palacios
esta repartido ell harem, (haram) 6
habitaciones de las mujeres, que es
10 mismo que ell antique gineceo de
los griegos, que 10 tomaron del
Oriente.
Ell Serallo es IN inmenso edificio
carcomido por los afos, una imagen
fiel del imperio turco, que viene
abajo como Ell d pesar del valor tar
taro. Por muchos amos fue ell teatro
legendario de amores, intrjgas y
crueldedes; hoy esta en- la decaden-
ella y abandono de sus dueios, como
la sublime Puerta del resto de Euro
pa. iPobre Serrallo y pobres tur-
cos: asf pasan las glorias de este
mundo!
(Continuard).
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1878-12-26
Christmas.

s ONE writer has appropriated said, "Do
not wait till the little hands are closed be
fore you iii them with Flowers"
Sad as the fact IS m any parent has
waited until the chill of death has stif1lcd
the life blood. before weaving gsrlands for
the little head, or placing flowers within
an inanima,e grasp. Ii is within the pow
er of all OF us to scatter brightness along
the pathway Of the little dependents who
toddle after Us; a kind word, a smile, little
gifts that are of no intrinsic value in them
selves, are the flowers that cheer and
brighten the hours Of childhood. The
inevitable gloom and blac X shodows that
hover over all during some Of their ad.
vanciDI years vii. come soon fencugh, but
make The first season of the lite of your
child as cheerful as your means will per
nit Who of Us but remembers the tokens
Of affection extended us way back, when
little gifts and cheerful words were OF
m ro weight in our ideal Of life than hon
or wealth that may have been attained
in after years!
Anticipation to the child, sparklcs in
the distance, with the brliance of the dia,
mond as to its seeker IN the native sands.
Happily customs has woven around the
day that nations revere as the anniversary
Of our saviours birth, a halo whose radi
ance CLEANS as = beacon of pleas ure. AL
though the yule does not burn as chcerily
for all, do what your humble means will.
permit and make Christmas rs pleasant rs
possible. If Santa Cl aus fails to provide
rich gifts, ther let him leave some token
that will memorize the day in the chi.ds
mind, to Tighten his little burdens if his
lot is cast among those whose possessions
are limited.
Scatter the flowers as we 90, that our
title ones may gather them as they follow,
A Merry Christmas, and many of them to
all is our greeting.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1878-12-26
The YanktOniaus Happy.

The Press Of Friday gives the proceed.
ings of the Railroad meeting held at
Yankton to hear the report Of the delcga
ton that visited Milwaukee. No formal
report was made on account of the absence
Of some of the members of the committees
but Gen Beadlc and Dr. Burleigh made
some remarks giving a summary of the re.
suit. They reported that the Railroad
officials wore surprised at the condition of
the country as described TO them by the
delegation, although no exaggeration was
allowed, but facts and figures were given.
The company's idea of sparseIy settled
country and not promising Immediate
business was based upon information Oh
tained at the time of the surrey made
eight years ago, and they supposed "tha,
u narrow streak OF settlement extended
through Dakota to the Black Hills and
that it was only necessary to follow that
streak with railroad to pick up that
trade,' but the representation of the com
mi tie c gave them an entire different view
Of the affairs. The business men Of Mil.
waukee promised to use their influence to
secure the building Of the road to Yank
ton. The Engineer who had just gone ov'
or the route to Eden, twas completely sat
Sfed with the advantage offered and had
already reported that the route was entire.
ly feasible and the country commercially
desirable"
A corps Of Engineers would probably
bs at work as soon as weather would per
nit.
DR.. Burlsigh said ,ha. "he had been as
surcd by reliable authority that the road
would be built with reasonable encourage
ment from Yankton people. President
Mitchell said to him, Go home and tell
your people TO bc just to u.s. The COM
pany would surely build to Yankton If
the people stood up to the mark. Aform.
al report WAS to be made on Saturday eve
ming.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1878-12-26
MOrtgagc'Sale.

Whereas Default has been made in the payment
Of the money secured by certain mortgage bearing
date the 29th day Of November A. D. 1876, made aud
executed by W. ". Coon CT the county Of Lincoln
and Territory Of Dakota as Mortgagor to Adams L
French Of Cedar Falls in the State OF Iowa. which
said Mortgage was recorded in the Office Of the
REGISTER OF Deeds Of lincoln county Territory Of
Dakota, in Book "D' on the 4th day December A..
D. 1876, at O'Clock in the forenoon Of slid day.
And whereas the amount claimed to be due on
the said mortgage at the date Of this notice lis the
sum Of One Hundred and Eighty six dollars $780,
OO) and ninety cents 1907 namely one hundred and
dollars and ninety cents ($38.90) for interest and
that said sum Ia the whole amount Of said mortgage
both principle aud interest remaiEing unpaid.
Now therefore notice 10 hereby given according
to the statute In such mrde aud provided that
by virtue Of the power Of sale in said mortgsge
tsined duly recorded Nherewith Aforesaid, the
said mortgage Will be foreclosed by . sale Of the
premises herein described by the subscriber, tho
mortgage therein st public auction on the LIST day
OF February A. D. 1879, next at / O'Clock In tthe
afternoon Of said day ct the front door Of the Court
House In the village Of Canton, In said county OF
Lincoln and Territory Of DAkots to psy the amount
dus on said mortgage, the legal expenses therrof,
and the sum Of nifty dollars (9oOoo sstorne,s fees
description Of the moEtgsged promises - sfors-
said to be sold - contained in said mortgage:
North half Of the Northwest quarter Ssot1on Thir-
ty Fiye (Ss) Tcvnship5 one hundrsd tl00} Rsnsa
Dated at Sioux Fails, D. T., this 18th day Of Do
ceEa5er A. h. 1873.
ADAMS / FRENCH,
KO0Av : FLAoo, Ncrtseeees.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1878-12-26

Judge Moody was honored with..a ban
quet at the Merchants Hotel at Yankton
Saturday evening, Judge Shannon, Barnes,
Bennett, and Gov. Howard, Sec. Hand and
several other prominent gentlemen were
present who congratulated Justice Moody
upon his honored preterment This dem
onstration OF respect was appropriate, foi
the able and impartial manner in which
this gentleman! !has. exercised the duties OF
his office has become Of general repute
torough the press and those WI, have
witnessed Court proceedings at the Hills.
Dignified, courteous and a Lapyer in the
true sense, he hiss carried these qualifica.
tions to successful result upon the
Bench The Territorial Bar can truly
congratulate themselves upon the eminent
Judiciary their Supreme court now
is composed of, Chief Justice Shannon
and Associate Justices. Moody and Barnes.
Get your Blank Books. Office Supplies,
Wrapping paper, Paper Sacks, and such
Printing as you cannot get at home, OF
PERKINS BRo's., Journal Office, Sioux
CITY Iowa.
CHRISTMAS cannot be made moro
pleasant for little girls, than to buy one OF
those child's Tea Sets, at Syvcruds.
THEY HAVE CONE! those Guard
Chains and Gold Rings, At Syvcruds.
I am prepared to give my Customers all
the time they ask for. Call early and %.
cnre bargain. j. n. COULTER.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1878-12-26
VOL. I'LL.
BELolTsITEMS,

"A Railroad Ball is being talked Of for
New Years eve.
e. E, Carpenter has gone from Mil
waukee to Washington.
GO to Rowley's for Gents and Childrens
Caps.
Eighty men are engaged in track lay
ing this side Of Fai;view Some nights
they have worked all night
eB Holiday Goods Of all kinds at Coul
ters.
Photo and Autograph Albums at lowest
prices at Coulters.
superintendent Merchant is with the
construction train, sleeping and eating IN
his car The engine is in sight near Keeps
as we 60 to press.
An excursion will be given by the
Dakota Southern. Railroad Company from
Yankton and Sioux City to Beloit, Jan. 10.
Also our people. will be given one ,o:Sioux
City at an early date.
OH! what beauties. those Bracelets, at
Coulters
Postmaster Goetz has placed q storm
door at the front entrance of his building,
which is IN essential improvement for the
comfort Of the office this biting weather.
If you want a nice Book for =
Christmas present, call and examine Coul
ters.
Forbes gang worked Sunday and
Monday nights in the cut below town as
they tear the construction train will reach
them before Saturday night.
A WHOLE Novel, in Book form for (
cts. at Coulters.
The engine used upon the construct
ton train was disabled Monday night.
Tho watcher who was Obliged TO keep
up steam during the night, in running
back and forth upon the track, run into
fiat car loaded with rails. The engine was
taken to Sioux City for repairs.
az Those Wax Dolls are beauties, at
COultcrs.
The iron was LAID to Farview Satur-
day the ED, and bridge was ready for tho
laying Of the track The spile driver pass.
ed on to the Shanly and Nelson creek
crossings, and Monday morning the
Messrs Carpenters increased their grading
force at the fill near Becks
Mrs. Stoves latest Novel at Ooulters.
Grain is still moving through here
destined for the Milwaukee road. Had
the Pcmbina been completed six weeks
sooner the greater portion would have
been!marketed here and the receipts would
have been disbursed at home. AS it is
there is large amount still in store which
will be stopped here provided
the price is paid that will compete with
the Milwaukee buyers
FURS! FuRs! furs! Rowley has the fin
es. line of Mink and Seal Furs in the West
-CouIter's establishment was the rally.
ing point Wednesday and the young uns
we"e'made happy.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1878-12-26

Sheldon Nail: Hear the Clay County
Reporter man tell about telephone which
connects his residence and office: while
absorbed in his work al the Office the edi
tor now receives such tender messages ns
these: "Come home this minute and saw
some stove wood;" Don't fail to bring
home steak for dinner urder penalty; care
you going to stay at the office all night ?"
&c.&c. There is one good thing about it
a fellow can jaw back and know he is at a
safe distance.
Chicago Times: The Kecnc combina
ton has got nearly three millions Of bush
els of wheat, and is keeping it, and is also
locking up all the current receipts of cash
wheat that come in daily, and those do no,
average less than about forty thousand
bushels per day. With this amount com
ing in daily, and one and a half millions
Of bushels in Milwaukee, the home dealers
think that Keene and his colleagues will
have their hands full to con-rol all the
wheat in the market for some time yet
and their complete apathy in the wheat
market just now indicates plainly that
they have concluded 10 let them try j.
awhile.
SHOKE the Key City Cigar only 10 cts
at Coulters.
THOSE nice Vases are che up, and you
young men should 90 to Syveruds and
buy two tor your sweet heart, one FOL
Christmas and ono for New Years present
u. G. Kilrain came up from Siou1
City to attend the wedding Of his neice
Miss Emma Harlan. He returned to the
City Thursday morning
TNO9R beautiful Vas,s at.Couifcr,.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1878-12-26
Notice..

Is hereby given that the Board of
Commissioners Of Lincoln county, D. Il.
will meet in regular session at the Clerk s
Office on Monday the Sixth day Of Janu-
ary A. D. 1870 at 10 o'clock n, m, at
which session of the Board all business
will be transacted that is'properly brought
before them.
County Clerks Office, Canton D. T.
December 1Sth 1878.
THORE J. THONsTAD,
County Clerk.
p. 8. The Officers elect for this County
will please call a; this office'and get their
certificates Of election and qualify accord
ing to Law.
THoRE J.THoNsTAD.
County Clerk.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1878-12-26
BANkRuPrsAte.

Ths.assignee OF the estate of Joseph ". Hoffman
bankrupt will sell at public emotion to the highest
bidder on the Sd day OF January 1879, p thp
front door OF the Court House In the town Of Oso-
ton, Lincoln county, Dakota Territory the following
real estate belonging to said bankrupt cstste ths
same being situated in Lincoln couty, d. T. snA
described a. follows. to-wit.
The south y Of the south east Y and North west
4 OF the south east Il Of SetiOn 80, Township 81,
Rango 40. Sale to commence at ii o'clock M, Of
same day.
Terms one half cash, balance due in ono year With
interest to be secured by the purchaser BY mort
gage ON the tract 80 purchased by him.
SOLOMON, b. SrnV0H,
AssiSDee Of said BANKRUPT Estate.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1878-12-26
LOCAL MATTERS.


marked 20 > below zero.
Jerry Gehon was at Pattcrsonville
Wednesday, and reports No. wheat sold
for SO cents bushel.
The Masquerade party that was ar
ranged for Wednesday evening the 25th
inst, was postponed until the 22d Of Feb
We were msnformed as TO tho
amount realized by the ladies at their
Fair, held for tho benefit of the Episcopal
society. The receipts were> $SS9. 34....
Counsellor Keeler was reminded OF
the nipping power Of Jack Frost during
the cold snap, as the blooming appearance
ofhis auricular appendages give evidence
The village school is in nourishine
condition, daily attendance average SO, be
ing the largest the district has ever had
Mr. kceler, the principal, devotes Tuesday
evening to Lycemn exercises, in which
the larger portion of his pupils participate.
1t begins to look trlfie metropolitan
when No. City Express is advertised to
deliver packages from the depot to any
part of town. J. Jackson is the proprie
tor, and will execute faithfully all orders
entrusted to him.
%, A. Hubbard, Of Fairview, informs
us that a. Spencer, the mill owner Of that
place, shipped the first freight over the
railroad from that place in the shape Of a
car load Of that excellent tour, manufac-
tured at Spenccr's mill.
"A Christmas tree we'll filled with
presents, greeted the children at the Court
House Tuesday evening. Little hearts
were made merry, and after the dlstribu-
ton Of the gifts tho audience dispersed
the happy ones making the air ring with
their joyful shouts.
Saturday night was the coolest Of the
season. House plants and vegetables sue.
cunbed to the freezing "wave' in many
Of the houses that were supposed to be
safe from its effect.
Sheriff Dixon thinks that cold wealth
er incltes creditors to litigatc, for every
cold snap he is sent with greetings to div
ers portions Of his bailiwlck, but during
pleasant weather he grows lazy and is
strongly tempted to light that exhaustless
cigar. -.
Mrs Mark W. Bailey returned from
her sad journy Wednesday evening. A
few weeks ago she left Canton with her
beloved husband, buoyed with the hope
that change and medical trcatmen would
restore him to health. Providence decreed
otherwise, and Maggie returns alone to
the scenes once loved by both. Warm
hearts sympathlze with, and her numcr.
Gus friencs will do all in their power to 81
leviate her grief.
sB Silver plated ware, Of latest style, 1t
Syveruds.
Railroad prospects for rthe coming
year are more favorable than any season
since 1878 Tho St. p. & NJ, the st. P &
s. c., the c. & n W. and the Dakota
Southern companies are all intending to
extend their roads into our Territory next
summer. Money was never easier to be
had with sufficient securities than now,
and at the low rate of SIX per cent interest
Our citizens are slightly nervous over
the project now attracting the attention of
the Milwaukee Railroad company towards
Yankton; as we'll they might be, and if
something is not done besides doing moth.
ing, their apprehensions will be fully re-
allied.