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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-10-09
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SNuTTY cOIN.-wet weather in the
Fall causes smut 40 grnw in the cora, Ens
fungus j poisonous to au',nals, and doubt
lessl is the sauss VI much unexplained tro-
BILE. The sIutty stalks should be laid on
Que eide in the field aud burnt. The dust
Of the smut is its seed. aud il permitted to
escape vail perpetaats the pest.
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LAST YEAg's coTToS CRoP The
official statement VI the eutiou crop Il
America for the yesr ls77-ISTs has been
published By the ps.ion.i ee.ton exchange.
The receipts At al ports weIe 4.33i. 100.
overland movement 29j SOC, SOuIhern
evasusiPtion li4.3G9 ;Otsl crop I.I73r
S65.-Chsrlotte Observer.
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the lowest possible price, hut. II figures
dou aye, he stAms small chance Of getting
cheated. vi i,,a,Ssr What proc he pass.E
Our Home J0sraal.
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The farmer who ,.akes large quan,iiy
Of rich manure aud apple. ], properly. cal ].
not and will not farl VI beng succe-rfuI.
Per contra. the man sbo is careless on ID .
poins. though he may rise early aud lab.a
sss'duOusly. Is Sc tined TO failure srd dis.
appointment. gtrr s~-a4 ta
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" ~ %! thlnr tlsr rapiiAi nj rrqulfrd; Ne
wiu Ian ynu sla TER iay a hgnie Ir,ade by the
igdltstft"'is. Men. Nanirfl. heys and girl. uant'
III work gnf ~, Naw /. I'M iiuT.
tasily g,Hitii sna irsnsA me- Address TAR II
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vIcKS

ILLUSTRATED MONTHLY AGAZtNE
Zach Numlrr contains Thity.Two PAGES of
reading. many fine Wood Cut Illustration, and
gns C0Iorrd Plate. A beauiIinl tiar,lsn Maya
zine, rinted pn elegani paper, Hnd itll ~ iHfgr.
mstIos. IN Engiish and German. Price, ~ ~
q feaF: five eoiJes $500. " &a
Nicks Flower and Vegetable HardeB, 10 eents
In paper ryyDrs; VI rlpaHHt flath sngpfx 81 30.
NIrks Catalogue, -3OO Illustrations. only o..
ADDE'S, JANIS WICK, Rochester, ". u.
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Ashes scattered around fruit trees and
lightly wprksJ into the syil. will produce
10 smsfk4bIy beneficial rHrct. ], Pdtssh !.
sn impsrt al. el.s,eat in ,iruit Of I'll kinds
aud ssu ss.il5 O. sppiisd u the form u
asl,es. These therefore shouId. ~ mo ae.
cunt, he wasted. We kaow fsTs.sr Who
wVuld save every stick We could ind 10 The
ivrest. rosd-ide. river bank sud elsewhere.
in order 70 make ashes Tor bis vrarge trees.
lie was veil repaid for bic trouble. tx.
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TIN MOON AND rTHRi WEATHER.

Me,ssseldgiss have iabored hard to senf,
The popaar reg.rdiug the muon's niiaence
vn The Weather; but their researches have
generality led " negative, le,aits. AIR
Park harrisou. one VI the, latest anu nloal
pe. s,s.snt luYaire,s into the subject. has.
uowsyer. JUS arrived ~ u mvss positive
cvuclu,lou Que which is Interesting rs
m,aep diase.ence, and curlous because 1t is
y rauoxicai., The col, atlyu Of = large mass
% vUse. satiuns La> rese aieu the iact THAT,
wLeu The moon rs % hrst anu lhird guaner.
the temperature a. the esrlh's surface 10
Respective, ly abu,e aud below certain aver
age, so that there Is mani ,estei i teuueucy
m the ncou 20 warm the sarsh At ms. quar-:
ter anu cvol It at last quarter, sightiJ, It
as tue, Tut s.li. pe.cspliUiy. Ao~, AZ
tirsi quarter the SUI has be,n sa.n mug =
sh ri time, and At last quartsi . Uns iiui, I,
ou :Le late Of the moon turned .owarus :uv
le4rth.i henss--audr here y the paraduX------
the coel uvoa warns the ear.n, sn.is tie
warm moon cools t. A perfect pbllvso-
ph cal explanation can, hvwcier. | Z gne.i
u the ANOMALY. iheisct Is ldattiis u,vvu.
b. warmsng the VIPER rsglons Vt the a.
nosphere, lighteus Or esaporAt,s the clolss
floating therein; the earth 5 heat Is 'tlius
permitted " raalale aid pass O1cf ava, IN:
20 sp.ee. aud lie sleserssds of the sat.
mo phsie IN cOls, quence 6eevlu.s cooied.
This elect Tssches It's maximGu .: the
time u the uaooh's third quarses. anu Iaiis
~ us minimum al that oi nrsl quarter. auu
peucs the eumpara,n.l, ,hlsl aud low.lsm-
psratures al these times. -Nofih t'moti,u
| Farmer. ''7 = "'* -" - 81 .'''''t'i'A
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AID
BLACKwOors
Edinburgh Magazine.

IT. AZ Ths-r Rsprinfr sre n0s sriw.tions; they
give the original. " fnlI anil ID ab,If nne-thiri
the pSire II fhr Enrli-h kdlfissnss D. sa.Ff
The Iafr-f adysnses anil discoveries In the sris
Hnd srlrnsr-. The rsenf ssillfians 81 kmsSisSlgr
In ryrsy h-pufmrpt af lilfrFaiurr, and al the
new publications A. fh.sf f.-ne from the psrss,
are IDLY IrR,rtsri and Ii~,ls-cd IN tI~ pagrr nI
tla' IH-ri0Irais. IN isngtlagr n ensr effar f,r.
rihle and rnnFlrrisrn-isr. fbr arikls- arr suIn.
m"nlv mnrr rnml.a-el aud fnll Of matter than
the average lnr.ks " The period.
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THE SUN


a* o. #F' f-----g., sssss u , [ ri
= The tiIne approae he's tssrtir rsuewml m sub
N sripiion-, rIlE TN sauuld remind Il.
IrIrisl- and wellNisers every w,er, Ihat i T. :.
gsin 4 Candidate for fllelr CONSIDERATIONS and
supInFt. Upan IL r@nfd Iar tie l,asi ten yrsfs
II Trlirr i"r rouiinllanrv 81 The lWaTiy -ynaihy
aud grneruiis e0-ol~rfkilI whk1l have htlrvtI
hsrn exieladeti - 10 Insn every quarter % tlls
Tue paiIY srx6a fSur pase..he,t >, y
e''lunln. prize by maiis post f.sid. s. cents .
uianih. ~ efl5l I,fT Year ., -
The SUNDAY edition ~ TIE Sun /. an
clght.imge shfet ~ 81 columns. White giving
the asws fths day, u alul contains Q large ..
mount ~ literary aud MISCELLANEOUS matter sts.
eially rrrnfrtn ". TIKI SUNDAY rliN has
nsst With great suc,s.s. pest paid 81 10 year.
aaa.1 THE WEEKLY kUN Fl 81
Who doe. pot kpos THE WEEKLY SUM n
circulate. Throughout the Unst,M STATES. ne
t'sniadas, mi beyond Ninety Thousand families
grsi r. wsirnms psge. wsrkly. and regard q In
lhe liElh u guido, COUNSELOR, aud friend lts
news. editorial. sgrienlHusi, wagl literary ie.
partmenis mHke q rsrnfiall, t,urnal or tI.e
family aud nresltlr. Terms. UyE Dts LLAu ma
yeaf, ptst ptid Thh Price, allaIity sssslslerrd.
makes 4 The. rhfaps-t newspaper plIIi-lsps. F,pr
clubs Of ten, with go ,asii, We wlfI ..nd an *.
IRA copy IRE. Addfrss "''s6 -sli f3#el : i,
PUBLISHER OF THE Sun, AVA
stv mn - NEw York city, N VI "a
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PATTgSIso STOCK. This Is the sea.
,s.n Tor lstienipg ssyek. All stock should
De put 10 good order Coz Water. s.fs corn.
nubbigs., green puwpkins. and Jsneh fruits
srd ranies srlsessbl-s " ere liable 70 De.
cay should he fed to stock. Finely pow
dersd charcoal and ~ood a.hss mixed with
God ed y psnped bqgs )prsaas thsir
grosth snd iai'sning. fe.5 -s.tHs -ss 20 SILL
PAIL pLowISo. Fall plowlng for
spring crops should not be neglected. Il
saves lime and labor 10 The spring. The
wintsr rains aud frJs,s enrich and pulVsrifs
the coil and aid much IN making better
crops. +sss7b r.s.*@s#t
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%. .'' il ~ a- MEXICAN
.-''s 49, aHn4 - .wfsN g.. 9ssb 81.
Mustang Imminent,
80 Ss~'-s.. .@ sasa~.a ....a
i ruR Han AID gKAsr.

Thistsnfn~nt verynsfursiiy orsssnssedin Amers
"a, wh~re Nsssre provides IN her Laboratory sarh
fnrpsisinx sntidoses for The maladies 81 hsr shn-
drxn. iis fame has been spreading for nysexs.
mniii now 70 cncirrics the hziifable globe. ess
The Nsxican Mustang flniment d mafehless
remedy for all external ailments d man lard beazt
Toaoek orvners and farmers u n inyalaabis.
A sIasis bcffie often ssves human life ORE
ssores the us>fuiness Of IN exceilent bcrse. or.
COW. o. she~p. 81 80" - fJs5lt
10 cures footrot, hoofsil. hollow horn. grub.
srrrv.worm, sh0uiderrut, rnangs. the bites and
sings Of poisonous reptiles and insecss and evsry
sach drawback 10 stock breeding and bpsh lie.
gtaenrns even external trOahio ~ horsez. saeh
riamsnefs. scratches. swfnny, sprainA. Founder.
wind gaiI, rin= tone. etc. &c. 1fi Ass HHt8
ne nexisan Mustang I1niment 4 ire quickest
cure IN the world for accidents occurring IN Tho
family, IN me absence of . physician. soeh -
burns scsids. sprains. cuts etc, and for rheums-
fism, and atirness enssndsrcd b. sxposure. Par
ticuiariy valuable % Miners. -8@
n d the eheapest remedy IN the World. FOE %
penesxafes Tho museie % the bone. and q sinsis
application ~ generally sufacisnf 70 eur.
Mexicaa Maztang fininsnt q put up On thrss
ssss of bo<ties the larger oass h<sng prppo<ssssr
sselr mueh the cheapest. Eold cvsrywhsrs
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See a week IN your own town. Is Outht
gUU fn~. No fisk. Rea,lsr. " ysu wani u
bI-ne-~ n whieb prr-,us cfeifilyr .ex can ma Ne
great pay al ihe time they work. write Tor par.
iienlars 10 u. naLLEfT 4 co; Portland, MalBe
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W. JENNINGS DKMOREST.'
~ Ras. I'm Street. N. ".
CM PARIS" agen, Cor Demmest.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-31

Col. Moody, Of Yankton, is gaining
strength as a candidate for nomination by
the republican party of Dakota for congress
sional honors. Though he is the latest one
in the field, each week develops a stronger
disposition in his favor. The Elk Point
Courier and the Canton Advocate both ex-
press themselves as favorable to this gentle
man and the Sioux Falls Independent pub
fishes their views at length. Here at home
Col. Moody will have a strong following and
the convention could not, probably, suit
Yankton county better than to give to him the
nomination. This expression of public sen.
is highly complimentary to Col.
Moody and indicates a rather unex-
pectea turn in political affairs. For
the. information of many new corners to the
territory We will say that Col. Moody is one
of Dakota's most prominent lawyers, and a
man who has had considerable experience
in public matters. He came here at an
early day, and has built himself up by the
industry and ability which is within him.
He is an uncompromising republican, and
though we have not his word for it, we pre-.
sumo he would accept the nomination at the
hands of his party.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-31
Tho Sioux Falls Independent discusses

~" A"Aio independent discusses
candidates for congress as follows:
OF the. many candidates VINO
like Barkis, "are Wiling" many
of them without doubt are named
and discussed as candidates simply
from compliment or if for any more serious
reason, for the purpose of dividing the con-
ventlon on the first ballot and thus give time
for the wirc-pullers and mechanics to set
their traps. Excluding these and we can
lind but three or four candidates in the field
-kidder, Bennett, Moody and Lounsberry,
Of the last he may have a complimentary
vote, nothing more. The nomination lies
between the other gentlemen as near as wa
can figure The matter unless a clark horsc"-
not an uncommo occurrence to conventions
OF this kind is put upon the track. OF
Judge Kidder who has been our delegate
for the last four We irs, it is unnecessary for
us to sleak more than call the attention OF
those who think he should have done more
than he has, to.the fact that he has had many
difficulties to contend with. Or Col. Moody
and Judge Bennett-both have considerable
legislative and much legal experience, quail.
that are very G sential in this
position and b,,h are honest. faithful men.
Both have been prominently before the ter
ritory for years and each has his friends.
Should either of these gentlemen be nomina.
ted we think they would get the party vote
throughout the territory, as many Of the Coils
opponents some years ago are now working
for his nomination.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-31
,AnIAN Alsw..

The ul,ted States Indian .,gent at Lem
bi, Idaho, wti;cs the commissioner Of ln-
dian affairs, announcing the murder by two
or more Indians belonging TO I.ombi agency,
Of Bannock John, an old Indian, we'll
known in that section as a depcrado. Ii
appears that Bannock John murdered u
white ma u few days ago, on Coming Prai-
ric, and the Indians feared retaliation on the
part of the whites. News reached ono Of
the Indians that ten of their number were
murdered by whites in Round Valley while
hunting. After hearing of this slaughter the
blame was laid on Bunnock John, aAd a few
Indians formed u conspiracy for his %assassi-
nation, which was successfully carried out.
Furnishing TIE RIoTERs
Several rioters were arraigncd in the police
court to-day, aud John II. Graham, promi-
nent in the ai'turbance, was sent to Jail for
three months. Cohen arrested Saturday
night, and WAC is regarded as the leading
agltator was not ready for trial, and his case
was postponed till Tomorrow. II is not
believed there will be further serious trouble
NAIL MATTER CHANGES.
1t has been practically decided by Third
Assistant Postmaster General Hazen to ex.
tend the registry system to third-c,ass mail
matter. The change will go into etec,
October l..
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-31
MAI. BlRKErTs CLAIM.
How it Happens the government isIndcbt.
ed to Him.

How it Happens the Government is ndcb
cd to Him.
Omaha Bee
Another bumbshell has Just been explod. ID
over the head of Senator Saunders BY that
breech kicking Quaker gun, known as TIE
Omaha Herald. The terrible missile direct.
ed at the senator is the charge that he was
instrumental IN securing the appropriation
by congress to pay Charles p. Brikett, late
agent Of the Ponca Indians under his charge
Il claim to S332,505.71 for moneys expended
or advanced to Indians under his charge.
it is intimated by the Herald that Major
Bi.kett's claim is fraudulent and that appro-
priation to pay it is positive evidence of
corrupt legislation The charge is fortified
by the statement that Birkett was a man of
very moderate means when he became In
dian agent and that an honest man with
Sl,50O a year could not have !, legitimate
claim for over $4,000 agains: the govern
ment il a few years. This argument is plan.
sible, but it does Senator Saunders great in
Justice. 1t is not our purpose now to enter
into Il defense of Major Birkett'a integrity,
although the fact that his record at the In.
bian bureau is tainted with no charge of
dishonesty entities him to some credit; nor
do we profess to know exactly what consti.
tutes each specific item of his claim.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-31

As We Understand the case, Major Birket,
was tupcrcedcd as agent of the Poncas when
that tribe was transferred from Nebraska Ia
the Ind an territory. He filed his claim
with the Indian bureau nearly three years
ago, during the incumbency Of ex Sen tor
Hitchcock.
After a protrac.ed investigation covering
a period OF a year, Major Birkett's claim was
audited by the Indian bureou under the
Chandler administration of the interior dc.
partment. There being no appropriation to
pay this claim Major Birkett applied to the
Nebraska congressional delegation to secure
one; The claim was presented the senate
Indian committee of which Senator Saunders
is q member, and that committee with the
evidences Of legitimacy presented by the
endorsement of the claim through the In
dian bureau recommended the appropria-
ton. In doing SO they only followed com.
mon usage Of all legislative bodies with
claims properly audited by the appropriation
department officers. If congressional c1m-
mittees were to undertake the business of
auditing each claim by examining all he
details, they never could get through their
work.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-31

Miners are notified by military order to
keep out Of the Bear Paw gold regions, as
they are Indian property. Miners will obey
that order about as they obeyed similar ones
relating TO the Black Hills a couple of years
ago-that is, they will pay no attention to it.
A genuine gold excitement is bound to wipe
out all Indian claims, and the government
will do better to yield now to the inevitable
rather than first incur the expense of a
f~ruitless endeavor to enforce the order.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-31

Under the law providing for the abolish
ment Of the Office of county attorney, and
the election Of an attorney for each judicial
district, the newly created position is liable
TO go begging and then fail to secure a CON-
petent person who will devote his time to
the work. The law provides for the pay.
ment to the district attorney of an annual
salary of six hundred dollars, and small fees
for convictions and jury trials. A years
pay under this law, in a district like the sec.
ond, would not amount to more than eight
hundred dollars in territorial and county
warrants. Out of this the district attorney
must pay his travelling and hotel expenses,
tor which no allowance is made. He must
visit all the counties in which courts are
held; he must engineer the work of grand
Jurles, for which he receives no fee; he must
attend to all preliminary criminal work be-
fore justices, for which lie receives no fee
he must at all times give his legal opinion
to counties requiring it, for which he re.
celves no fee; he must conduct all civil &C.
lions wherein a county is an interested par.
ty, for which he receives no fee. A faithful
performance of all the duties of the position
Will occupy most of the time of a good law
yer, and where is the good lawyer who is
disposed to give up his time for the small
recompense provided by the law? The
whole plan seems impracticable, and unless
the coming legislature incrc .ses the salary.
1t should repeal the lAS, as it will speedily
become imperative and leave us without auv
prosecuting attorneys.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-31
WASHINGTON NOTES.

Washington, July ga very dangerous
500 counterfeit note on the Pittsfeld Ma
tional bank of Pittsisld, Mass, has Just
been discovered by the nation bank resump.
ton division of the treasury department.
It il evidently made from the same plate as
the recent 500 counterfeit, but is better
printed. The numbering is excellent and
all notes of this issue will be Withdrawn
from circulation as rapidly A. possible.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-31

The Chicago Tribuse Of Saturday gives
place to a lessthy defense OF DR.. Livinrs.
Ton agains, its published charges Of fraud,
and in this it manitcsts a disposition to
give currency to both sides of the question
which might we'll be entertained by other
newspapers. 3
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-31

No other road runs Pullman Iiotcl Cars. or any
other form of Hotel Cars. through, between tLt
Missouri River and CHI. aEo. z
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-31
vEGET|ME
DROPSY.
Mover Shall
Forget the First Dose.
PROVIDENCE.


Dear Siy:-I have been n great sufferer from
dropsy. ! was confined to my house more than
II year. Six months of the time l was entirely
helpless. | was obliged to have two men help
larger than my natural size around my waist. |
remedies for DrOpsy. had three different doe
tors. My friends all expected woNld die many
AT last Vegetine was sent to me by u friend. /
never shall forget the first dose. l could realize
It's good effects from day to day l was getting
could sleep quite well nights. began to gain
now quite fast. After taking some 10 bottles, i
could walk from one part of my room to the 9TH
er: NY appetite was good the dropsy had at
tine until l rcgained my usual health. heard
of a great many cures by using Negctine after l
got out and was able to attend TO- my work. !
has cured an aunt of my wifc's of Neuralgia. Who
had suffered for more than 20 years. She SAYS
She has not had any neuralgia for eight months.
| have given it to one Of my children for Cankcr
any hunor; it is q, great cleanser of the blood !;
il is safe to give q child. l will recommend 1t to
the world. My father is 50 years old, and he says
to all aged person. l cannot be too careful for
the use OF it. am,
Very gratefully yours.
All. DISEASES OF THE BLooD.-If Vegetine
will relieve pain, cleanse, purify, and cure such
diseases. restoring the patient to perfect health.
after trying different physicians, many remedies,
suffering for years. isl not conclusive proof, If
works in the blood. in the circulating fluid. 1t
can truly e-callcd the Great Blood Purifier. The
great source OF disease, originates in the blood !;
ana no medicine that does not act directly upon
on.plblie attention. '.'''''' "''S any ''S' ''"''' UP
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-31
vEGETINE
1--WE MY HEALTH
TO YOUR VALUABLE
VEGETINE,
NEWPORT, Ky, April %, 49,

NEWPORT, Ky, April %. 1877.
Mr.. II. II. STEVENS =
Dear Sir:-IIaving suffered from II breaking
out OF CankcrOuS Sores for more than five years,
caused by an accident of a fractured bone, which
fracture ran into Il runningso sore, and having used
every thing l could think OF and nothing helped
me. until l had taken six bottles of your Valuable
medicine which Mr.. Miller. the apothecary, rec
commended very highly. The sixth bottle cured
me, and ali can say. is that | my health to
your valuable Vegctile.
Your most obellent servant,
ALBERT Won ROEDER.
ut Is unnecessary for me to cnumcratc the
diseases for which the Eegetine should he used.
l know of no disease which will not admit OF it's
use. with good results. Almost innnmerable
Complaints are caused by poisonous secretiOns in
the blood. which can be entirely expelled from
the system by the use of the Vcgctine. When
the blood is perfectly cleanscd. tile disease rap
IDLY yields all pains cease healthy action is
promptly restored, and the patient is cured.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-31

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