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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-09-18

rate Of interest would aave to the country over
$4O,OW,OOO, which il the interest at four per
cent. on y thousand million dollars,
The policy Of reducing the debt and thereby
strengthening the public credit having been
adopted, let US observe the result in the present
condition Of the public debt With respect to
interest. The total Understanding debt,
August l, LIS, was IA follows:
per cent. Navy-peusion fund. $ 1900 600
per cent. nonds l12,s5O,taM
- per Genus 2.H,NOn,OM,
Ter Gents TOs, 2S6, 65
per cents. 7s3, 56,25,
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-09-18

lhe receipts or the PLris Exposition up
to September 4th, amounted to 7.412,2l0
francs. sr gsas
A derrick fell at B 1falo, N Y, on the
10th inst, killing one m IN and iuj uring four
Others, two fatally.
A steamboat ON tire Missouri river was
snagged and sunk ON the 10Th inst. Three Of
the crew were drowned. y
In Manchester, E lg., funds are being
collected to aid the yellow fever sufferers.
Also at st. Johns, New r .unswlck ~
Secretary Thompson Of the Navy spoke
at indianapolis at the Opera House on
recent evening co u1iains himself to discus
sion of the fla ,ncial question. -
The Paris LeI,mps, referring to so.
cialism, states that tie authorities have docu-
ments proving the xistence of an interne-
llpna,ist propaganda, and they intend prose-
cuilng persons arrested at the recent socialist
congress for connection Herewith.
Over 600 bodies have been recovered
OF the persons drowned by the disaster to tho
excursion steamer Princess Alice, in the En-.
glisn channel. A large majority Of the bodies
have been recognized. Eylty-three that
Coulu uoC NC iututlucu were buried dC WOOL
wich.
Gen. Howard has held conf renee
with Chief Moses at Priests R,pids, Orego,,
at which an assurance of continued frienC-
ship was exchanged, aud Moses announced
the willingness OF lis tribe to go on u rescrva-
ton of their own choice, but not on one re.
mote frum their country.
President Hayes and party met with a
very en- husastiv reception at Madison, Wis,
s pt. 10Th. Gov. Smith ceeted him with q
CORDIAL address of welcome to which tie
Pie i n lresy responded. Mrs. Hayes was
intrud ced aud Vas enthusiastically ned
by the multitude. Alter, dinner, at the Fair
Ground, the President spoke at con.ilerab
lie 9th. At night reception was given at
the CAPITOL which WAS attended by thousands.
Lovers OF sweet cakes will he pleased
with the following recipe: Make short
paste with one white and three yolks of
eggs. one ounce of sugar. one ounce of
butter, pinch of salt, and sufficient flour;
work it ii ghtly; roll it out to the thick
ness Of quarter OF an inch. Line some
patty pans with it, fill them with un-
cooked rice to keep their shape. and bake
them in moderate oven till done. Re-
move the rice, and fill the tartlets with
jam or with stewed fruit, and en- the top
put a heaped spoonful of whipped cream.
~
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-10-04

'l'hr following nins4lha III Hon. Al.
.sanirr II, stephens II aii Amusing i'll
,,~tintiun ~ ilie surprises which nii'i,
await people who reckon intellect v.
pereo,,nl ~iz.
III. .tni.s,nnn lma h,d ~ bear il,e
,a,i,.s,llnnr.n ilraipl, lii. wllol" lit, W
Il slight inrm and Ip,isli io,,k. lni tlles'
Irfei.ini.s lusr ln.l ,nnstls ouls ~
Amusing and sometimes ~ agreeable
effect. In III. earlisr lHar. ~ bi. career,
ii great commercial convention ~ i.iaiis
States Nm Iri,l III Charleston. ~ ~.
nnl Mr. stephens l,nslng heen ask'sl IL
nuke iln great speech ~ liz earaaiafi
.ou.ent.I ~ III -. ilin ia,n' Ind III.
a.a.ls EXTENDED IasanI the country IN
wh.l, III. lived. nnl expectation aa-
u,.nlls excited ii l,iN arrival
IL avoid il,e crowds nj tn ltoi.lA lu,
I,nI asked tan merchants. Wllu wsre III
tie lmlis. ~ engage him rss,l,is III tlt.'
hotel WHERE tIlss were ~ atol,. nlil IN
Iu. time liz arrived with them. III.
Irls MIn kept tl.a l.tals.'. IL, nnui ~
eitenp'ni. Mna ot,pna.d II, hacking ult far
her guest. vino Ma ~ ~ much t'bii=s-
u.Ieipr ~ il President. lili .l,r VIA l,pt
In iii. leati AWARE TINT l,e hnd fs,lne. Iii
il,r meantime ilr tired ~int.1tunl l,nl
flrpwn Iinpeif eu lounge for the p,ir.
ta,se ~ rla,ats. nnI lis two friends
-iuol n.ar him. i'ln. lads liNtl.al III.
and .seinp. ~ siir siiplH,-.d. u country
iad. wl,p lmI eeinr ~ ssr il,. sights AMI
Iom stephens. actually occupying the
Irsi place. md his ~l,nes alrn u, The
spin. AIe .uih Will, nf.ni kindness Int
anins iirints~a.
n, spn. YIN should III il,e gentle.
men lase ,ln I,..t plaee, Int Int ,o,,
feet nn The Mn.r. iof W. nn, trying ~
keep thing. nice for tlls Rrent Mr. Sis.
plrnr."
Mhrn one ~ the laughing merchants
pointed 10 tl,e smiling boy. Will, his
wonderful eyes, ntd ~nil. This i TIN
Hon. Alexander ". stephens. madam
aud l,c nrnsc aud gnse her his hnni. tn,
expression ~ her conntonanec an~ Il
subject fur Hognfii Nem Iorh STIR,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-10-04

Iht muns.s srtef hnslnr~s ~ shs Pest.
tlsw Department amunnhd N ~ sto lsss
sras. M lnetvs@r ~ snssNua ast That N issf
A Washington dispatch announces
shas sl~ department shsf. hssr is&unl rs.lss~
titas siEis lsus~ s~,usiisnsr ias'~ ~usk, IL ~
tssa fut The samr ~ n.w IN sen heas~ Men
.isetsss HI wuak rn h,s,t~ A, will w. pail
exstN tlstef.f
Alwar Commissioner III Patents, l,as
.rsrlefvsi liis rs@ignst,sn, IL iAkr sffrss Nus II
W. will w. rarrssltsl VIZ iial'~ts 4 fas,w, ~
Wisconsin. f"ftaef Congressman
II IN announced from Washington tl,nt
.hc Mesiran tlns.snmssnt has made demand
nl~m thr limited xtatss for the withdrawal ri
,hc nnirs given NJ tien ursl authorizing him I.
ctr~ lhe tnr,les ami intiir, punishment nr,n
tsiaief~ ~, Mexir~n @sil and THAT mn n~n tim
rtnment has replied that sie United S'ase- has
Trusted Mcsirn many tines ~l,en thai tavern.
nrtt MAS able IL maintain ,~are uan Nj" l~,rslrt,
iha. peace Mas nos established. ami that ~,
effort MAS made I. establish ~; ANIL finally.
that she tnis.si SsA,us " wear, ~ this l,si,r~-,
and will not recall ihr us,l.s ~ ucn Uri
The President has appointed Tho fol.
io~iug Indian A.cnss; Thoma- Y, kllir. ~
iIrooklyn. n. T., a, Fort iierihold agency, Dn.
kosa. |. N. Kelley, VI Elsin III. Lar rinor
agency. Colorado. Joreph A, stephan. ~ In
porte. Ind, standing l,ock agency.
dov. Hampton having requested that
The s,air authorities ~ k,uth carolina b.
allowed io..coilec, sln United ssai.- Internal
49,. A.
grcs. difficulties experienced Wy she mvenus
officers IN performance ~ That duty, cni,-
missioner llaum, ~ whom thr matter wa-
referred, replies thai The proposition cannol ~
entertained
President Hayes llaS accepted MI inyi
,asion 10 attend The agricultural fair a. Chm
twrlaiul, Nh, m TIN ..tti III OctoiWr
-
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-10-04
NEWS r rMt WEEK,
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rss4l
|. l. announced IN dispatches fsum
rstss that sn ans,vHssi has i*sn tasssfssl issta
IA iiT ffeneh. kaeii~h snd American unsrsn
nsss,., vi wiisi MI tnsur ,saniir at~sas shr
Newfoundland hshe,i,~ silI w. aseb,ssi
II look- ~ II war l~swccn England
AMa Afgiani.sah MAS ananR The probabilities,
u ha an actual certainty. 11e rsnre ri the
trunle .rss,as " W Ainns shi. 1tse Amrer "
t'aiul. ,l,u raiiiai si.s ~ Afghsni-.an, t.fnsei
permission n iirisish com,nir%ion b. en'ct
Afslsni-,an fsum India, tr purposes II ~
rrrvasion anil ir~is England anil itn~~ia are
rival. far tlte future ios~e~~ian II thai imlnti
IN, portion ~ ArIasic imlis anil she Amrer Ar
pears IL l~a favorable 10 Il,,s-ia England Ii In
high ,iu,lReon ~ the rnul,l,lng ~ shn mighty
Ameer, anil ha- ahsns resolved upon @cu.lng a
f,,rrr ~ r,s-ts,a,~ fur the invasion ~ Afghan.
i.tail
Pctcrinann, the famous German gcog.
rapler, j. dad
II IN r,i,l that Russia will permit her
merchants and manufacturers ~ seil arms aud
ammunition ~ lrth ti,c English and AfgIian& In
sl,c impending war
4 London diSpatcl, says "thc lsns.
~ian- lasc selected N,iia ~ The capital of Dnl.
gafia, instead ~ Tifnoya. aui afc otherwise
seeking 10 eon'rayenc The treaty II berlin and
thwait thc International Commission III Eastern
lsonnelia. "
Hir Charles Wcthnm has been chosen
Lord Maynr London
The Russian troops are slowly falling
bark from cuilssAnttnople.
The London money market Inns been
seriously affected by sle Afghani~tan disturb.
Aztec.
II IL officially denied nj ~, Peters.
barH that i.ur-ia hal anything IL 10 with sle
missioner.
Hrn. Sir Thomas My.l.llctnn Did.
,lnpl,, kvier ~ the Queens rfi,y fnr~s. |.
dead DE- had iasen con,,e.ind With Queen Vie.
iori.'r household twenty -~vc, YEARS,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-10-04

\ NrpnIilHr priest mar fm.'how.
thinu, burned me ~ Nv iinHcrr IN hy
hnl.limR II In thr flame ~ il candle. liz
.sl.4tr ~ ~ rewarded ly eternal fcliei.
~. II IN Naitl. however. tlnt he H..
stro,el sensation IN tlM iingcr before
III. burning by the n~e ~ liGatnrc
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-10-04


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lssnts ~ ,he Nes York irm Nim t'nnYsas
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nlAs, warrant lss,tri ulssn ,he aisriasss II sht
t'ni,ssl ~lsir~ Di.sfiet Asarnes iIaslsaa ae
nsts@ All knowledge N thr siitv,.l ral.i~ts u
aprsaf~ ll.si tie parties wla sslvsri sml sliiiis%l
a~as tia l~rks hail 4 writ III rplesin. Int
,lHlhi sskr tine III rad, III .srn eshiiai the
ra,~f 1i~ District Aisnfn afsltm~ ihas the
i.s,lA -l,pw,sl tia, MI. T.sirnr rfoiit~ frans
n. milne amounted. frn iSst ~ ISL, IL as.t
si.ssunn
Information l,u~ lrtn received u,
tar' liu~gasr thai t'alt I,wa. N thr ~elrr'et
f1nf.,nv. ~ ,u itnwrasr l~lar .sl1.lislan i,n-
rcaeir.i ~. Johns, NJ v lIe has l~#n al.~4n'
| fmflssn mouths. All will
| The United States steamship Enter
pfi~, tatnmanlt ~,lfthlgc. ha. arrived a
/ New York, aft.f n voyage ~ tise nlaiiiiis, IN
| plnfing sln Amazon ami W. principal srihn
tati,-. mor particularly III, Ma.lira Mn#l
III ils officers anil men suffered ffa,n ma4li
| iI.si type ~ naiariai E.snr, anh -,,r ~ ii,en
| arr mt ,ei lnlte recovered. Capt sini,lR.
| rasr ihs exploration WAS . perfect -uc.c~@
| lLc Madeira ~a~ found nasiEahlc frf ~
n,il.r. fi1 captain add-i we found Tia
volume NJ the Amazon ~ ~ suA,.isu enbi,
feet second. anil, II ,hc MIr~is~irpi wers
flowing Into u. II w"ll isa rai-o IT. snffaes
refc.rtihl,
Among The passengers by the rtcam
ship Mo.ci which arrived ~ Ncw York las
we.L. were ton.inn aml Melody. TIN fenial
prisoners wI,o wer rlea~ed frnm liriti~h Iai
nn condition that They Wonkl forthwith Icav,
TINT country,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-10-04

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-10-04

People have different notions III time.
4 landlord VIM IN hiH own rent COLLECTOR
recently ealleL ID, M ull tenant, wllo.
with lnllr. trembling lips. faltercd. I'm
very A,rry. lint times nre y, laul. and
anil I'm MI q,,iir ready. " YIN could
only gitr M Il little time We'll. we'll.
,on I,asr always i~rn WHnl payer,
auiL the landlord. "a little time III !
Certainly. | nm g.,ing upstairs. a',d !
will link Nj ~ come down
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-10-04

ts#4vsssss VI 4saasm# s4s+4s sN5A
rsatn ~
Drugs, Medicines,
Oils, PAlnss,
vasn,shss, olass, 80.
Assa .sa .~~fssss ..~s =
Standard (sl( lll SILVER llcl4,
ss~,a thala. asA N~A,a,~s.
hass ne.swa, u
Jewelry, Silvsrwars, and Clocks
q, swt s,ss Ssss.
ENGRAVING AND RnP PAYNfNo
speciality,
have Nsss.siass rr.sslrsi passssts sna seweiss,
and ran rAss sar~stes tndse~msnsa IN this lne.
| si.s MAKE speciality NJ
PAPER-H A ~ Na1Nas.
Asa hav. large sea rvltnaid .sorh both NJ es~,is
aaA chtsr patterns
Schooi Uooks. Nfnfiom ~, RabH Cnr.
riays.. 7nitt .irticirs. 7ays, Pr
fnspyy. Notions, Etc., kfe,
In The sreAse~, variety
Having the me.t accurate Prescription tierk In
thr coaniy, this viii te thr
PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE
OF oRgsoo.
Prescriptions accurately cea.rcana.d =, III hour.
| KlMBlLL 1 RARNSWORTH
BANKERS,
CRRSCO, IOWA.
Exchange, Gold, Silver
Government Bonds
Bought and Sold.
COllccllOms Made msA lsrGcCcds
Promptly DlcuMloocd.
nvsfts drawn % I'll shs principal cities and se~ns
Real Estate Bought and Sold on
Commission.
TAXES ran FOR ON.RESiDEETa
| psaasse Ticket. ~ tho Iamaa Linz Allen
AnchM Lane. dn'M ~ " ,Tsf,'e. 4 ra.ts.
CORRESPONDENTS
New yoyA~-tsiisnAn, sUn n Go,
Chicago mtfuiun Nj 0nvs tiAhk.
Mliw.mkes~- milwaukee, NJ. loaa, iisnk.
Me<lreaor~f,rst NA.sou4l ts.hh.
AAAon klAuaal. Jons YAnae~oHrM.
HOWARD COUNTY BANK,
cRGsco, IOWA.
KERRY 4 McHUGH. Propristors.
= General Danking Dusinssa
yranaoeted.
NY and S~Ii Esehs~s~. lDvsrs IN sh~ DID
lksMnsst~s.
FlsAlUE TJGkETS TO Ann FkOM
EUMOPE FUK sAL..
netes and Aeorsgagss
Purchased On ssvssbie .euns. Particular A.se,..,os
pAid 10 ,h~ nsxallAlioa ~ ilinr l,an~. COLLECTIONS
s.,.';, .H.S tsrdsa % '"a r'''ssn sSnS fs':; ms.M s
e.is IAwl4r. lava. csesr0, lo~s
j. 'orTt'
Would respectfully announce n The people u
CmkscO
md IL sieia.sy thas h. lss purchased shs
MEAv MARKET
~ slde n MIN street, ~hsA hs VII lesp eon.,an.
supplied With
MEATS. vtss, POULTRY AND aAMk
la lAeiv ssasoa. " aoliat1 POUR pasronsse. iref'
aiwsys 70 sa!. " tinss. -.
Tsrnss eash. or ~ eqMiss'ens. Mn
&. v co.'s'
Having reatssd Lis
MGAv .MARk
wan lssp sos.saas,y hand = sooa - ss...tmsn m
- ran ~ had N this p4s u ~ cOs!Mtry, y wh0*
~ q retail, for oAsh sad aothins ssss.
We 1ssy ~ CAsh. sna nsll sss me xAm@
Credit ssed m04 - asted fos = Il VIII mt b. grant
-. ~ hound " setl = ehtap - any one 10
ss1A, and ha1~ y ssss sen"vsi ses'sssesaoa.
IoiiN ". MAYNARD.
Painter and otasiss
CsE~w Iowa.
slssi!sa i qualify = vesI. iS.sss !; slssp !. y,
eoxyS. ut4la
Hl. gVslJ One Vh Hlllsn
Ihs undsrsiwnsd h&rsby announces 10 ~ Jse0rie .
OREeOO AND VICINITY
ThAs NJ ~ leAssA
Live Oak Market,
tostnsrly Ocenpled BY y. u. Duplillie. ~hsss -
stways b. f0Mnd full ssscstMlwnt u Msais, - u
} LovvgoT cAon pNOcgoi
PATRoNAoE soiIclTxD.
W.. ~. ALL -.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-23

mn, u. ,a.,o3 a. h;oL M S10 eor .
lhey aclG hy .aS H. INV s.i ~ .,ho .
PM o. .aes, I'D" met outside ~ liz" ~
,ha s. ou rot evsry oent of The monsv
u LIZ se - tha Indians RaI C,o,,J .nJ IA.
home guard were paid off about The same
time. These puards were enlisted nv nor.
mission Of Gems sher;dan and CrooI' pnd
services y in polie eiy 1 the ca an,se apJ as,%a1,e
in uniting down small ;nsnrrect;ons Thss
have taken some pride in their organization.
and look forward to nav day with intense
eagerness. A couple of weeks since two
white men, belonging to the mob known A.
camp followers, : vesy degraded class. were
guilty of some misdemeanor. and the COM
handing officer at Spotted Tail ordered their
expulsion from the reservation. Instead Of
detailing regular soldiers to execute the or
der he selected a couple of Indian guard, to
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-23

The treasury now holds S345, 932, $50 in
United States to secure national bank circu.
%lation, and S13,6ss,O 600 to secure public de-
posts. United States bonds deposited for
circulation during the week ending Sunday,
$4,000; bonds held for circulation with
drawn for the week ending Sunday, $685.
600 national bank circulation outstanding
gold -notes, $l,4s2, 1870; currency, $780,
557,049; internal revenue receipts Sunday,
s26S,2se; customs receipts, s4o7 ,ss1; re-
ceipts of national bank notes for redemp.
ton for the week ending Sunday, compared
with the corresponding period last year
1877, Ss5l,00o; 1873, s4,247, 900; receipts
Sunday, $4,000; currency, ss,471,1 s1
special fund for the redemption of fraction.
al currency, s1o,ooo,ooo special deposit Of
legal tenders for the redemption Of certif.
Gates of deposit, S3O,65o,0 900; coin, s132,.
089,66s; including coin certificates, $39, $685..
600 outstanding legal tenders, $349, 943,
ZIG.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-23

The house military affairs committee has
a communication from Gen. Pope regard.
ing army organization, etc. He expresses
an opinion that $4,000 men is too small 6
force for the needs Of the country, and ar
CUES that the committee, in order properly
to determine the question Of staff organize
ton and administration, should provide fol
its thorough investigation by a board o.
officers of rank and great experience, to be
designated by act of congress. Gen. Pope
holds that an army, no less than a form Of
government, must be suited to a people, OF
it is sure to prove both inefficient and I'm
satisfactory.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-23
SPOTTED TAIL INDIAN.
Chicago Times, a1st.

Mr.. Joseph Bosler, contractor for In
dian supplies, spent Sunday at the Sherman
house. He came here direct from Spotted
Tail agency, and is en- route to Carlisle
Fa., where his family resides. He will
proceed eastward this morning.
Mr.. Bosler left the agency on last Tues
day. At that time peace prevailed at all
the Indian camps on the Missouri. The
Indians are dissatisfied however, with theil
new locations, and are calculating on re.
moval to some more desirable locality early
in the spring. The young men of-Spotted
Tails and Red Clouds bands are quite out.
spoken in their determination not to re-
main on the Missouri river later than next
spring. Fol- fifty years the Sioux have be.
lieved that the Missouri river wasthe DEVILS
apothecary shop of bad medicine" In
their recent transfer from the old agencies
1t happened that an unusually rainy season
set in just as they reached the river. Dur.
ing the greater part of December it rained
every day. They are settled in the convic-
ton now that the stream is fatality itself to
the red man. A few of the chiefs are coun.
selling the bucks not to attempt anything
that will c%ontravene the wishes and plans
of the government authorities, but the
young warriors say they will leave the river
as soon as spring opens, whether the au-
thoritles like it or not.
Spotted Tail started for the old agency
with seven thousand Indians. A census
was taken about two weeks ago, and the
number was found to be about fftv.dye
hundred. This shows fifteen hundred alb.
sentees, and the presumption IL that they
have gone of to the other agencies, and
there Is nothing to prevent them from tax.
ing to the war-path in spring, or sooner if
they like. 1t is believed that they are pro-
vided with arms and ammunition. A large
number Of Indians have also stolen away
from Red Cloud agency.
The report telegraphed some days since,
to the effect that Spotted Tail had shot and
killed two or three Indians, Is pronounced
. f.lsehood BY Mr.. Bosler. The old CHIEF
and mis- one hundred home guards got dix
months back pay about ten days AGO
Spotted Tail drew pay as 4 captain and 81
ceived 5000, the bulk Of it consistino Of 4
and $2'bills. The others received the .am
pay y private soldiers in the rssulsr arm,
Spotted Tail wrapped his money mn in
blanket, and wore it around his shoulder
the DAYTIME and lay on it at night. But Il
other Indians spent their wages for sfr
vater." except what they staked on pok.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-23
UNIVERSAL SATISFACTION.

GENTLEMEN.-wc have sold sANroRD's RApr.
VI CAL CuHK for nearly one year, anil can say
candidly that we never sold a similar PREPARATION
that gave such universal. satisfaction. We havo
to learn the first complaint yet.
We arc not In the habit OF recommending pat
ent medicines. but your preparatiou meets tn9
should be convinced Of it, great merit 30 that their
suffering, will be relieved. We have been in tho
drug business for the past twelve yeGrs constantly,
and sold everything for Catarrh. but you're Leads AZ
the rest. II You see proper you car use this letter
Very truly Yours. W. {. i. BALDWIN b 20.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Drugs, Books and
Stationery. Washington, Ind, FEB. Is. 1876.
Each package contains Dr. eanferd'e Improved
cases. Price. S1!W. For sale BY al Wholesale and
:etail drugglsts and dealers throughont the United
Agents and Wholesale DYuggists. Boston. Mass.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-23

Chandler's charges beat Packard out of
the New Orleans collectorship. Every.
thing was ready for his appointment, but
the president feared its effect after the Chan.
dler manifesto, and substituted Williamson,
a reformed confederate, for the position. As
Packard is now offered his choice OF three
other positions, it is presumed that the
president has no further anxiety about
Chandler.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-23

Delegate Kidder's bill, appropriating s..
500 from United States funds for the pur.
chase of q law library for Dakota, and q
further sum of $500 to pay the cost OF
transportating it to the capital, passed the
house on the 18th inst, after a long and
earnest discussion. The vote stood 142
to 10,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-23

Gov. Emery, of Utah, in his recent mes
sage, was most emphatic in %denouncing po-
lygamy, and urged legislation to prevent it
in Utah.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-23

Inc Houmanians occupy Florentine, tnus
completing the investment of Widdin. The
commandment Of the Ronmanians set fire %
Belgradschik, In Widdin.