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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-08
WAR ON LIQUOR.
A sunday Law Will Be Asked OF the Con
yentIGu.

The representatives to the alliance formed
| among the temperance societies to petition the
coming State convention to embody u suitable
| Sunday law In the new constitution met at No
1863 Game street.
| Mr.. W. Mclaughlin. grand worthy templar o.
| louisiana called the meeting to order and ap.
pointed Messrs. II. A. Johnson, J. W. Harmon
| and Y. A. Woodward ms q committee on creden-
| tas.
| The following delegates presented their Gre
dontials:
Temperance Association. aeamen's Bethel
Caucasian Lodge No /. l. O. G.. T.-Yorke A.
Woodward. w. M. Wood.
wP pfas, F Lodge Ne Il ILL., 3 O. G. TnGe2. 2,
II. Whitmore.
Excelaior Lodge No. dr. J. M. Watkins, G..
stonewal Lodge No. 1o-Dr. O. A. Chandler.
State Grand Council, U. L. Tt. W. Harmon.
DR.: :. Nj. Angel.
seamen's Bethel Esplanade street-WillIam
james.
Carver.
Crescent City Temperance Association H.
Henry. 7. b. McPeake, J. A. Peterson.
Grand Tempt L. Of II. and T.-John Nc
Whittier, 5. H. Bennett. o. f. Peterson.
The committee on petition to the convention.
consisting of NJ ssrs. Fred. A. Johnson chair
man. J. A. sheldon. Henry Schultz. J. W. Har-
mon. reported that they have en- daavored to
make the petition ns brief az possible. in order
that oil may find time to read 1t.
The petition was then read
MIR. q. j. Berry. who had been invited to nd
DIRE 81 the meeting, said he always advocated A
Sunday law and thought that no better move
ment could be inaugurated than that of pro-
hibiting the sale of liquors on sunday.
Several OF the gentlemen present gave their
views on the subject. Some were In favor Of
Sunday law prohibiting all traffic on the Lords
day, while others held that 1t would be more
conducive to the success of the petition II It
only touched upon tho subject of Sunday law
prohibiting liquors only to be- sold on the Sab.
bath.
discussion arose about the draft OF the re-
port, and 1t not being considered satisfactory,
the report was recommitted to the eommitte
that drafted it, with instructions to draw up Ia
its stead series of resolutions expressing the
sense of the meeting with regard to the sale Of
malt and spurious liquors only on Sunday.
A committee of three, on permanent orpanf-
zation. consisting Of Messrs. Watkins. chair
man; Woodward and Schultz. WAS appointed to
draft report. The committee retired and In q
few minutes returned with its report
On motion the meeting was organized perma-
nently as the Temperance Alliance OF New Or
leans and the following officers were elected;
President-W. Mclaughlin.
First Vice President-Dr. J. II. Watkins
Second Vice President-J. b. Hinton.
Third Vice President-Aex. Caughey.
Secretary--Capt. t. A. Johnson.
Assistant Secretary-W. @. Ogilyie.
Treasurer-Col. Yorke A. Woodward.
Marahal-Dr. J. W. Harmon.
CARNATIONS and the Bethes of this city could
take In hand the matter Of the Sunday law. and
work for the election OF n delegate who would
promise to advocate prohibtory liquor law.
Fulton street Bethel on Tuesday evening next.
at T,30 o'clock.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-08
THE PEELER BALE.

Amidst the universal Joy felt in the city upon
the verdict Of acquittal in favor Of the Natchi-
toches prisoners. let it not be forgotten that
those from Tensas and Caddo are still In duresse
and deserve the sym patty and help of our COM
munty.
The sale by auction Of the bale of Peeler cotton
of our uersecuted countrymen, will take place
to-day, in front of the Cotton Exchange, at /
o'clQck 2. m, under the hammer of Messrs.
go here and peform his duty towards his fell
low citizens In distress
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-08
A singular Case Of Robbery

On the morning of the third instant watch
man named George Gail. residing on Caliiope
street. between Willow and Claiborne reported
to the police that SOM one had robbed him of
a tin box containing s200and lot OF jewelry left
ing up the case came to the conclusion that
Gail bad not been robbed ut all. and believing
toners they finally made It 80 hot for Gall that
on Thursday morning Gail again called on
Sergeant Ryan and stated that the box contain
Ing the lewelry and money mad been left on his
gallery the night previous.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-08
SUPERIOR CRIMINAL COURT.

ARRAIGEED.
Ell James. carrying concealed weapons .
Pleaded not guilty.
CONTINUED.
Manslaugbter- Bell. Continued indeG-
nitey.
Riley Johnson. manslaughter. Continued In
definitely.
ON TRIAL,
Officer E. Boyard. assault and battery on Annie
Dean.
The grand jury adjourned until Tuesday,
without making any presentments.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-08

THOS. A. ADAMS.
Published In accordance with act No. 81 of
1877. Il. A. BURKE. State Treasurer.
The following answers having been made
the committee proceeded to PROFOUND the fol-
lowing additional questions:
/, Do any officers or trustees OF the bank ap-
pear as debtors Ii SO. give details OF same.
TO this question the bank answers: No; none
whatever.
.. Has any contingent fund under section Of
the charter been created2 If so. to what extent
To this the bank answers: There is no such
fund.
s. Have any bills receivable. etc. been settled
of offset OF deposits in bank since January 81,
lsI0f Ii so, give details
To this question the answer of the bank is:
Inere have been no such offsets, and. by advice
OF counsel, Ihos. L. Bayne and Henry Q. Miller,
Esq. none whatever will be allowed.
Inc committee considered it proper to in
cure ire moreover what the basis of the valuation
OF real estate or assessment Was on which the
psnK hsa acted, aud 1t was replied, as already
sn9Wn py previous answers, that it was impos-
slOleto furnish a suitable and detailed state
mem m me premises without further delay to
enaole the clerical force to make itun
IL only remained for the com mittaa ~ raouast
what recommendation the Irnstaes Wara "a
paredto make to the aepositors 10 nernetnata
its active business. oha caiiS on
y was TO-. tonnd; however. upon the fullest dis
esussion that t would be entirely premature TO
nX upon any . an at the present INNS 'uA0 ~
1t seems TO be believed that he assats &c a.
institution are large. The good fait6 Of The he
not given rise to a single doubt am oSees nds
members Of the committee. 1t is eyidenf .haat
aS,sssts which have been years in accnmni. tnaU
m m1ja nave been acquired u der different a.
StatH ha atoms, which include mortgage nanar
eaSa p3nds and real estate. must be exapoipeari
- ueali oy experts before their present pnIt,a
T S DC correctly stated Il is undeniahla t
aas sinali clerical force of the bank@tha snat
considered-has been entirely inadeon me run
accomplish such a result NeQaate to
humors Without foundation hava elia !,
Streets and found their way into TN b.lea the
Rrsss Inc committee consider that no pShplic
Dut harm can come from the multiniioant9ioni nR
such reports. ipiiedtlon OF
r WITHOUT toing into details. a single instance
may De used as an example and bv visa os
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-08
APPOINTED by TIE GOVERNOR.

]. B. Gardner. clerk of registration for the
parish of Richland.
Henry Didier, clerk of registration for Pointe
Coupee
Dr.. A. C. Love. school director Ascension
parish,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-08
EOInE for a Tramn

At about half past o'c ock last night while
tramp named Thomas Simpson was passing
the corner Of st. Thomas and Market streets.
he was assaulted by an unknown negro Isho
cut him slightly Ia the neck. ~ =
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-08

M. L. Byrne & Co.. 1853 Canal street. have just
received large assortment of new spring
goods, including ladies' and misses fancy
hosiery scarfs. dress goods, etc. which will be
o1ered at unusually low prices
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-08
Obtaining Money Under False Pretenses.

Yesterday, at the nstIRaiion OF J. F. Powder,
Capt. Zach Bachemin arrested Geo. Eagle and
@. u. Miller at No. 17A st. Charles street and
locked them up In the Central Station on the
charge OF obtaining money under false pre-
lenses.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-08
HE MISSES HIS MARK AND SHOOTS A
EABY.
When Arrested He Feisns Insanity in
Homes of EyadInE Justice.

At o'clock last evening, at the corner OF
Third and Dryades streets. a man named
Andrew Kerber shot at a crowd. composed OF
men and boys, with a Colt navy revolver.
The bullet missed its intended mark and struck
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-08
THE COTTON MOVEMENT.
REPORT OF THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE
FOR THE FAST SIX MONTHS.

Mr. II. g. Hester, tho secretary Of the
National Cotton Exchange. has kindly fur
nished us with tho following official report of
the cotton movement during the six months
ending on the 28th Of February. approved by
the committee on crop statements. composed
Of the following named gentlemen: Thos. II.
Hunt. A. H. May d. A. Given. Perry Nugent.
and ]. #. Schroeder
NET REcEIpTs COTTON AT limited aTATEs PORTE
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-08
THE COURTS.
THIRD DISTRICT COURT.

Andrew Cayard vs. G.. II. Rooster. Sr., ct als.-
tuit for $1,000 damages for malicious defamation
through an anonYmOns letter.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-08
ATTENTION NAFCHITOCHEs,

The Natchitoches prisoners are requested to
meet at the City Hotel at o'clock this evening.
whence they will be escorted by their friends to
the boat.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-08

Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic cures the most obsti-
nate cases of liver complaint.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-08
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT.

City OF New Orleans vs. the Grand Lodge
Judgment for deten ant. rs in case of nonsnit
City vs. Masonic Hall. Judgment for defen-
dant. as in oaSe Of nOnsuit.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-08

IA Al diseases arising from disordered stom-
"en Yield at once to Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-08

Il ordered Shadines nv grocer sent Eardines.
Hence these tears
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-08
BIsEVITIEs.
CITY ECH % Es.

The celebrated gas case has been continued
until Monday next.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-08
FIRST DISTRICT COURT.

ARBAIGNED AND PLEADED NOT GUILTY.
Assault and battery Benjamin Basman, VIM;
Jackson. Mrs. Kohl. Laura Bell. Jno. Mltcheh
and Henry Johnson.
ARRAIGNED AND PLEADED GUILTY.
Assault and wiifully shooting at-Laura
Brown.
Larceny-0sear Holmes and Frank Crawford.
Pleaded guilty aud threw themselves On ths
mercy Of the court.
ARRAIGSED AND PLEADED GUILTY OF ASSAULT.
Lylia Vincent. Ed Moore, VIM. Dalton, oscar
Bennett assault and battery-Tne plea Oh az
sault was accepted by the district atlofhey'
ACQUITTED.
Albert Cousin. assault by willfully shooting
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-08

Crew Jackson's best sweet navy tobacco. 1y
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-08

NIL Byrne & Co.. 1853 Canal street. have JUST
received a large assortment OF new spring
goods, including ladies and misses fancy
hosiery, searfs, dress goods. etc.. which VIII %
offared AT unusually low prices.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-08
EFT RECEIPTS COTTON AT UNITED STATES PORTS,
sEpTEMREK /. 1873. re EAnKuAKY rs. 1879.
EXPORTS.

*Rchmond and Petersburg cottons are in
cluded In net receipts at Baltimore. Philadel.
mia and New York
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-08

Shipments direct to mills from
producers. according TO state
ments of railroads crossing
tho Ohio and Mississippi
rivers. .2s2116 III. 1922
-
Leaving In transit overland to
Eastern delivery ports direct
from producers and stock at
Cincinnati at the close of
February Observation-Disclosures. 29757 2a76s
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-01-22

4
TsbrUafs. W. are nos baiidS q s "a vi
lion or Temporary hospital. So as 10 briog
them home. All netglibosing hospital.
are full of patients Of their own. We
have no p%enitentiary. Our ~cnnvicts are
kept az Detroit, at a very heavy expe se
for ;~ransrortioa and keeping, The
management of the codsicts Is humane
sad sasis factory. but the sxpenss for
transportation and keeping is a very
heavy burden. aud rapidly increasing.
In this way, the two items OF expense Tor
convicts and l~auatics have absorbed near
~ NIL oar Territorial revenue, aud left a
foaiing debt Ia the shape II Territorial
warra Is of about $40 og0 The cop
ssraction Of a territorial prison aud
asylln seems 81 be the only means Of
avoiding fainrs bankruptcy.
Fourth. The Territorial Legislature
consists u I,reseat ot l3 couuctimeu and
20 representatives. The superintendent
is based on population az near as may bs;
Ia the absence OF = census the population
is Estimated on tn q uumber Of votes csst.
Thu Legislature meets nn the second
Tuesday of January, at which session y
new spp~ortioulnent will he made tn
conform to the recent act of Congress
Citizens of the United States, and those
who have declared their Intentions.
become voters upon taking the cath, after
n residence Of ninety days bat a rcsi
dence of pine months is required before
holding any office.
Fifth / bave no data with which .o
ans yer the fifth inquiry but would
respectfully refer you to the Tndiau
Bureau for the desired Information AZ 70
the tribes-nunbcr, condition. &c; bnt |
judge, from what | have seea, the Indian
IL making ONE progress in industry auj
civilization Aud | firmly believe, if
that good time stall ever some when the
givcrumoft will cease to violate suy
IBdian treaty either IN the letter or spirit,
and shall be able tn restrain all white
a,ea frum encroachlng On the rights of
red maa, We shall have had our last
Indian wal. Respectfully,
wv A. HOWARD,
Hos G. scnrhz, Gov, UaSota Ter
Sec'Y itterior,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-01-22

gRsyta Y ar DAKarA.
GcrE9Y Or Union. YES In P.pgs4e Court.

J ERsFtQ Y tF EAEaC4.
GcrE1Y or Union. ss In Psp5ste Court.
IN the raa'ts q ne appointment Of an admins
TRAITOR r. Tia esta,e Of Hliiiam itosemore. de
ees~eG,
Nfyrssa on the g's. c,y NJ January, A n.
1915, lat ~ faseWof- FLED 3 petition IL ms
cart &c ttngf,rth That ",ataa tiO,sasre died
OF tae lsfd DAY al December, 1898, :utesiaIr.
Lot adninisi ered upon sni praying thar she ~
appointed sdal!nittratr:x Of said esta e
Therefore De ordered by The probs,e Cont
Of Said county that ssia ~petiien WITH he heard 81
s speciai term Of ibe eaid court 70 he hslt a. the
Probate once in ak PpiGt IN ssId uapniv on II.
9TH day o. February 1879. a. 'wo o'clock 0 n a,
sad day When a.a who're all psrtl+r Car 3, sBS
"a ~ flFfafte6 that Eo'lce OF -aid hCarin! re
fiTen oy pahlcattcn ~ thts CIDER II the Union
to0gtr Courier for 'asas4 srcceesive raaks.
~ 81 order Of Tie Court.
seal lsHiuheFs c3f haNG aud the Seal cf said
gc} co2tt ,a.s a.; 4~y Of Jsn a d 1879.
". S1lrE,
Jg9gs CO Probate
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-01-22

session
Bill Of + Mohsn was takes up aud ou
motion lad over until aeXt Session
On motion Michael Ryan is hereby ap'
printed Justice Of the peace
On molten Gordon Finn Of Virginia
township Is hereby appointed constable
On motion Peter Bjevgun OF BruEe
township 10 hereby arpoin,ed Constable
On nntion Jusrph Bro Of Jefferson
is hereby appointed constable
On motion there was allowed to dist
No as 500 # Of lumber and 10 pounds
spike,
On motion board ~sdJouraed TO meet a.
8 O'clock 10th irst
FIFTH pAv
3 ard met pefsuant to adjournment,
Con.ss all present,
Petition Of Is Bernard aGd others ask
ing an appropriation 10 grade l15 miles
If road running between sections 3 and
10 south to Ashley g. Rais!s saw mill.
was on motion had ever ultil next s-essios
OF this board
Board then proceeded 10 settle witt,
county treasurer.
On motion board adjourned to meet at
0 q III ilth INST,
sxTB DAY
Jauuarv f!fl Q M
Board met persuan. to nd urnmeut
Comrs all present.
The following was offered aud adopted
Resolved tba, the board enter into a
c"otract with s 3 Slough for tpEnishiug
lumber for 2ld CONS d,s, for the ensuing
year NJ following pt,ces, 70 Wit:
Cottou~oos S to 10 It long slt per "
t8 10 go +" " fl2 O."
The following resolution vas offered
and adopted:
Resolved that, the following iustruc
tone Ike Issued TO asses sorc:
l That the several 10 wntIip assessors
Of Union couoty DAKOTA ara hereby re.
CURED to trsnsctibe on the assessment
.'''' '' 1913 Il ''o' o. al tA&A"'e lands
u such township IN numerical order Toe
ginning with The Lowest section IN the
lowest n"h1n'fea township 81 the lowest
Numbered raj ge il the couaty nad end
TX III the ''S"'S' a"btf'd section.
range and township "ith The number II
acres !" each ''ae' SIT "pps'to IN II column
Pfo"idgo i"r 'i'a' purpose, aud ;he asscs
>ed value ta'ste"t ID "nolitaf column and
ihe nan1e Of the oTnrr Or person listing
the same ~ another C"iosaa Wlta thc
columns at acres nad values t attt up.
= 4 lst 81 III roma lnts ~ each tnsn
or ciiy 10 the "ooo,y 20 like AnmvElaa
"rdeF With III" Valuation" II each i"e "r
part 81 t"t aud name al the person listing
''f same opposite, |ha the co'unns OF
'S.uF' t'"ted
> 4 Tat IA Alphabetical order IT 3'
persons, bodies corporate IL whose latnes
properly "i aaylhtng taxable other than
real estate has been listed VITA sufficient
number u columns opposite each nanle
IA which to eoter the Number 81 Valus "l
beth o; the seYeFi species i psoPury u
other interest frqd red h5 Is" t. be Ilst
Ell with the columns Of numbers SUD
v,iu.s fon,,d nm
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-01-22
Commissioners Proceedings.
JANUARY SESSION.

The County Commissioners 81 tnlor
Ctmaty. u L unpt IA regular sess,ou pyea
ent Uomss ) d MeUmber aud Ole Gun
derscn, wilareupna tie following prucse
di, s. were thea had
On motion the following official bond.
were approved;
A o kingsrud Register IT Decdg.
r. w. sn.t!l Judge Of Prohste
On motion d p Hopkins is hereby an
no,bted ass,,ssor for jefferson to~pship
On motion board afi..ustei to meet At
9 oiel ok the IN jas..
SECOND p.y
.Janparv 7th 0 m.
Board met Pursuant 10 Ad~iaaFanept
~pr,sen. Cemrs j g Broui.leste, 5 d Sic.
| Timber aud ole Guryterson.
On m5tion orr Braui.ettg seconded
Nv ) D MeUmber Ole Guudersou WA,
dulg elected CHAIRMAN Of the board for
the ensuing wear
o. ,n,,tpu there VIA allorea 500 Zee,
af bFidga plssk and 10 lbs spike for
disl tso 40
Official bond of George Sticxn.y. coun
t. treasurer was presented atd ga motioa
Wa duly appr,sv,d.
BridE. psg,tlon Of Mici,sel White. dist
NJ 20 was taken up ASA oa motion Was
land over until ues f, m~tetiog
Petition p Q Rely Tor fridge plank
-plks for d,ss Ne IS vas taken up and
on motion MAS ia,t over until Lea. mee,
uAg
Bill af Ashley s Ralsh for lumber
taken up, and on motion was laid over
pntil next session.
On motion j II Kerr lie hereby ,ppcin
ted road superylao Tor dist Ne "a
Report of viewers on the Rinesrud
road presented and on motion adopted
to sit;
That they do not deem il ad,lsable Ia
allow Peter Peterson damages. sld that
the ro.d be located ordered oprre,i ano
rerori.d to VT.
Commencing S w corner Sec "a 10 0.
RIA &c %. thence east along the sectlo,
iise To " " csrasr N L ii sc rs ID 8.
Range ST.. tlteace Soath rs s " coru-t
\ / Il n : d SIC 50 q w Range 30
east 30 rods & + i corger n i h s't
70 'p " Range 50'
." hf'''oa ) d b0''sf Is "eFe'y ap
a., mas.oa r...in. v-.n9..t.a,r ).
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-01-22

~" 5oa., oC6, aea rs sa5 a.,'t,t. -i,,,'r
ID tasa, Fs'utG
= NJ. Waters, John Walters erd
Jane Nc 'ers. Defendants
Notice is hereby given ftat Iv viripe Of a Ger
tsfa decree s"d igdcmurt a. fgfeel9sara Ia rhe
district coagF Of VGirh csanfy. D4kafa I~rrti;Jty
Fvrdet e3 AZ Uhanh. : IA The city II FaHk3an on
the Efib day 90 Ncvrp.ryf lS7s n flfsaunte Of
Ias BIZ, sss'o p o. yae so.te Of evil procedure,
described, p&ieA ss'4 jEapaeHt w8s rendered ta
EAtor of i :, Lash MAO ]sratsst dohr @at SIR for
ihr sem otsa43 saa ea-'s ta1ss aItf y.
and also hy v.rtHe ~ ~rcrrlain execution D. utg
directed nnH ,'e'ts red aUd roW IL gag hard is
sgnd 90 ct the 'ark : otGg' of nc A.>tgcT ttagvt
Ia ana ;or tae county e rn}au t~sf'stGr, af"re-
said uHdc, thr In q Of TIE clerk iasrepf nEl ytr
seal of ta"~3'd cont gp"O the aitre aid faaE
lhtnt ana decree, lric~sh% .4n e sci sad prabsF.
IT % AL irtg saia iaiEeeGt ! did OF the @n@
lay ~ lst eiuncr ft,. seF5 up4a the iosla%t't
3a-rf3hec geat esgatr ~ fht s8la e N WALKERS
aud lohn Waters. eaIt4ftd - MEN yUHttE
Dakota Territory. thatis descstaed tn -aii decree
tc-vit:
Tho northwest fractional qaartsr ot IS zion
IhtrtS, ri3t I"Wrshlp Ninety, ISl Rance fEftf.
ei1n,, tisl f"ntslntHt it art atin Acrts era nc
s"nih hsii oi the soEfhsr.t HArttrttuiti TIE tnit q
half ~ hg soalh east gGar cr OF Eeci5p I~cH >
ave l2bl Ter n~nip AtGetg so. RHIgt fortr -ntre
lN9 e~untaine ie0 acres ard hsiug c,aamaBdc3
Uoth IN satd 5pdgmeut aaG execution 70 sol. lbs
osmr so satisfy said judgment Interest aud costs
&1u cess tbti rsay sceree
SOW t~aeTNi6rr ny Niffae % said eSerttleE Hra
5sag.aeut ! shall on Tie iGtb day If January ls1A
az he hCtr ~ Unc O'Clock IN iht a~itcraton al
s.id day atihe front door ~ the court house IN
thectty of E!k fo.ui, Luton eoaaig, DAKOTA
! Territory proceed IN sell SAID property above
dest fi'>sa 10 al ie'y said judgment amounting 10
3@Aiide Fith interest thereon from the dare oi
setd iAdsmrnt and also 10 coyer and ~satirfy Al
! a~rcratng costs aH6 ensfs e sais. the san,e Is b,
SOTO 10 1hp highest and hest hsiiae Tor casA
Dated 81 Blk ro.ai, uakoi.. lAis the -aj as d!
neetEhce, 1873
NEON HQFEb,
Shrr1t 81 sim tscuaty, tsasa.s
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-01-22
Fsy. s.y s5,sxszs1 S.Az.Ss4 eEsszJaz.zy 81
Peniina Railroad.
Time TabgS.

1 A. sionx city with Illinois Central, sioux
Cry aud Pacific and SIOUX City and 81. Pau rail.
rOAds.
2 Passenger train gong east connects st
DAVE Junction with Branch Traira arriving 1T
p0ftianaYll4e n ~, 1912 N and there c0uaec'a
~rth Howard = Stages fnt gtrgiais-Edsn-Fsir.
view - Brintt Can't g--Na-rietprg Flaudresu-
tsrCAqayG Rock Sapida-SiOuS Rs plis Sioux
F~gilE-aGd ali ulUis On me Hc $ioux River. and
Train i.aviEy 'Orflsrdg;tic NJ 4 IS p. m. c0unec y
vi D1qfa Jancttun With Train go!ng west.
3 Al I'll, p"tni with Stages for Foncs, Neh
ard Richisud ~, =.
A. Vermllliou with stage. Tor Lodi, River
SIDE. Blo"minRdhls IurnsI and Fiulsy.
s ~ NcoSlnut w'ih STAGE Tor -. James. Seb
8 AT dayvtiie viii Stages for ST Helena, Neh,
Al ihnk'on Win -tages fr all pplnts IN
southern and "es'ern Dgso'a and North Eeb,
And drr'D iEC season Ot navigation with RE
AlssuGFl River Transportation Compass line
OF S'sRutrs tHr Fort ESndalt, Brale Pierre,
sally, Rice, bismarck, Sicpheasnn. Bsri hold,
HNford. The Carroll End BENIGN connecting ~
Pierre wi'A Stages and Transportation wagons
FOR he BiaCk Eills.
This ts the only direct route 10 ne Black HILLS
GEO. +. AER HAST.
General superintendent
JAMES 4. HAERE;LE, agent E:s Point.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-01-22

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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-01-22
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