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EDUCATIONAL.
IMPORTANT 10
PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.
,.rlir DEDUCTION OF PRICES AT
MOUNT DE CHANTAL
Academy of the Visitation,
NEAR WHEELING, W. VA.

-
., ,u,-t of a h,At.clbH school lor their
i''' yIli Ia we'll to investigate the claims Of
Is,atGl academy, For th0TOlghHe,s 10 every
.,-im'nt ii icutalc education, M. dc ChGnlal
Ir.,mln,ntly high. Great attention l1 given
,hs unpiI, In writing and speaking French
,, goI i~AtisianS themselves have been lurPrlled
M, 11liiiy vi accent and cOrreCtnea! OF pronunci.
na 5%Uiuln, In this institution. For tno.e sui
5.'iiy Fiyasecl II Is tho Language Of thoir reete1'
Nm The fennWn for the superiority IN Muhic
,.y. N, mad " h have made III" AGauemy ~
ltr8ua. ono one feature, 10 particular, mat
gti recommend ut. dc ClAntal to tho sensible
~, I'M, mlionUc exercised 10 form the pupils
I'M. and habits II economy, aud TO render them
N, rrtlInl aad useful women Of AscIet! 10 alter
M simplicity In dress Is enforced BY RUE.
el.rs a.i., united tO the exceedingly tnOIefato
Gtpl l. an and tuition $500 per Annunih VII, We
d ,,,,r, Ia TIL, school as large and desirable
.,rIrl.. Ia the future as II hiss enjoyed Ia tho past.
tt iIftrrf particulars apply Tor hPrOSpect1A 70 the
II Mount lr CilahtGl Academy Of the Vti'
,r ,.,rW ntclins, West Virglrin. Sel.DAW
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C%lsclNEArI, September 2.-HoGs-Stcady
Of g O0a3 20 for common; Light g 26aS so;
packing $ S0aS 50; butchers IS 50aS 90;
receipts LIS head; shipments $40 bend. =
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Maize rather favored buyers. Oats advanced
spence to- pence per quarter.


NEW YoRK, September 2.-MoSEY-Mar.
5st g. AZ per cent closing easy at 4 per cent.
eeedlng the exports Of any previous week BY
$l,600,000. Prime mercantile paper 6a7 pSr
cent. Sterling Exchange dull and steady al
ASlki sight exchange a s3X.
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baltimore.

BALTIMORE, September A. Flour Steady
and unchanged. Wheat-Western firm No.
2 western winter red spot and September
81 09Ha1 cox; October 81 00Ha1 061E No.
4. 81 COX. Corn-Western firm; western
mixed, spot and September 46Xa481c; DC.
to6er 47a47H; No. 4, no offerings; steamer
44Hc. 0ats-Easier and quiet; western white
Sla32c; western mixed 29a30c; Pennsylvania
SlhS2c, Rye-Quiet at 6Oa62c. Hay-Nrm
without change. Provisions - Unchanged,
Butter-Actiye and steady; prime to choice
western packed l2al4c. EgEs-Firm at lec,
Petroleum-Dull; without change. Coffee
Firm; Rio cargoes llXal41c. Whisky -
Quiet al 81 DIAL 07Xc.
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Toledo.

roLEp6, September 2-Wheat-Steady;
No. 3 white Wabashiand amber Michigan spot
071c; September and October 07Nc; No. 9
amber 96Kc; No. 3 red winter spot 07Xc;
September and October 97atc; No. s red Wa.
bash o5c: No. 9 Dayton and Michigan red
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800 6/2C lSI Iuuuu.
sAtr1Per barrel, Ohio river, 81 25; Pitts.
sEEDs-Timothy seed, 81 75al OOpcr bushel ;
clover, 81 80; Kentucky Blue Grass, per BUSH,
60aIoc; Orchard Grass 81 25al SO.
TALLow-5Aa5Hc for country.
ToBAcco-EavieS, 50a55c; Twists 55aG0c,
vINEaAR-Per barrel, S 50a0 90.
WHEELING SroGIEs-Pcr 1000, $40 50a11 80.
WHITE L1ME-Pcr barrel, 75c.
WooL-Quoted at 32a34c for choice washed,
aud one-third Off for unwashcd. Market brisk.
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TRUSTEES SALES.
TRUSTEES SALE OF
VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY.

BY virtue Ola deed Of trust, made by Charles A.
kryter and DOtate Kryter, 10 tue undersigned, dated
the Eth day Of January, 1876, aud recorded 10 the
Olice Of the Clerk Of the County Court Of Ohio county,
West Virginia, In Deed Of Trust Book No. 10, page II,
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VOCAL OBSTRUCTION.

pI, AISLE NJ SIIEIB btgS leave to announce
-s sarWl u ftnmC her training Of the VOir&, on the
aha SEPTEMBER, ut her rooms, ili2 Main street.
So lii|tlnu 10 private lessons, she has arranged for
lH. hsN,a., IN classes Of two or three on the COnsrr-
,alrE PtU aud will also form 4 Chorus clai4 on Sat.
,nH. Ilrtn aus NJ . O'Clock.
Intl-f particulars viii he found IN circulars,
taaA msy h" had nj Shelb's Music Store, under
" ..in.t n0 Hall, or at her rooms, lll3 Main street.
sUl.
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CIScrNNArl, September 2.-Cotton-DuiI
and lower at Ike Flour-Dull and droop.
Ing. Wheat-Dnll and heavy at 9Oaoic: ~.
celpts 1900 bushels; shipments 1900. Corn
Quiet but steady at SIC. OaS-ouist NJ
23a2sc. ,Rye-Steady and in fair demand al
1S. B9sley-In fair demand; prime fall 81
aSoc. Pork-Dull at IS Is. Lard-steady
and IN fair demand; current make IS 50
BULK ~Meats-steady and In fair demand. at
S GaS 25a4 6Oa4 TO- Bacon-In good dc,
mand at p 76a6 00a5 25a6 80. Whisky-Ac
i've but lower at 81 OF. Butter-Dull and
unchanged. Linseed ~oil-Steady aud I'M
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HALL.

4 arr .iv seminary for yourg ladies. The
.,,,r'l annual session q this Institution will begin
-EfTsNhET ., Is7g Location healthy, full corps
upta NJ teachers, great attention paid to all the
.u.t sn. lEturhCs- solid aud ornamental.
T. hll 0IIrfs equal advantages on lower terms
f,pl, lp- a]tilDtpc aud Information TO
Macy T. WLllSGS, prIn., Winchester, Va.
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$1,000 J ! ! ! !" !. !: !: !. ! ! ]: ]. J !. !: !. J! ! !. ] ]. ! ! i /. ! i !. |. |. |
$40 4 day In your own loeali.
~. No risk. Women do a
u we'll N men. Many make
more than the amount stated
ADORE, No one can fall 70
make money fast, Any one
WVVSe can do the work. You can

MAKO from 500 10 50 IN hour By d0v0tlng your oT0n-
inEs and spare time 70 The business. Il costs you
nothing 70 Try the buElnep. Nothing like y for
money making ever offered before, BIiinesS pleas
ant and strictly honorable Reader, II you want 10
know all about the best payiug business before the
public, sehd Is your address and We win send youfull
particulars and private terms Tree; samples worth IS
also frEOi you can then make up your mind for your.
salt. Address GEORGE STINSOE& co, Portland,
Maine. IltpASW
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USEFUL BOOKS!

PAINTERS MANUAL, A COMPLETE PRAc-
.'HAl GUIDE TO all branches Of painting, &c, so
..os Vi AlphAhcS, for Painters, DnlEhtSmen,
~ auris, EOOk Of Scrolls and Ornaments, 81.
DJ'olm9kcN' and jewellers Manual, 90 cA Soap.
W. "n.delo all operations o. tho Trade, Illustrated,
Kills. 90 els, WCbStCr's Practical Letter Writer,
YIN Hu ANY Of the above sCHt on receipt Of
E'N Postpaid Address ALFRED WARREN,
Ma, 2i9 Central Avenue Cincinnati, o,
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lulNEaESrOWN ACADEMY A Pre-
,p .IWry. ". Va Founded In 1875. VIZ. u. K4-
El.h ", ItIa. l. !. CAMPBELL "a. N. and Me-
,'N " ,],hlnruH anil lac UnIV.l, Asst. Next Bes.
aa .r'Hs -rpt H.. a full course in Ancient and
','n Languages, Mathematics, Natural PhIleso.
DO, 1ul ,lauistry. Tbs school Is WellLsupplled
a arllalu, ioT illustration In the Sciences. For
a,Nam ,antIGits terms and list Of testimonial,
-.Iflpiir Principal. au6.DAw
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TOBACCO
CAUTION.

Owing TO the increased demand and the i'm
mense popularity of the above celebrated
goods, some dealers are selling inferior To-
baccoS and representing them ms the "GIory"
brand. Iclaim the "Glory" as my exclusive
trade mark in this market for plug tobacco,
and no ono has a right to represent other
tobacco as being the same. Each lump has a
gold tag with the word GLORY" upon II, and
none other is genuine, as it is positively sold
under no other brand in this city.
Buyers will please boar this in mind.
AUGUST ., 1870. an9
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HENRY MOTIFS

Will cure Diseases oil tho Kidneys, Gravel, Glui. aud
all Urinary DlSeaSes, Nervous Debility, Loa, ., Man.
hood, Seminal Emission, Impotency caused By irlIS-
eretlOn In youth, Excuses, &c. Female Weak =. or
Whites scrolul3, Syphilis In all lis forms, ENa al
Blood and SKIN Diseases speedily cured.
E6G0NORRHqA CURED IN As HOURS ~
For Nie In Wheeling, West Virginia, by Ed. Nd
BUKlNG (Ag'Lh Druggist, Odd Follows Hall. eflce
% OO Per bog. santby mAil, secure FROM OhseTr .sn,
on receipt Of nrcO, ri =
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A few strong instincts and a few plain
rules should govern US, and among them
one ought, If possible, to cherish an I'm.
dying love OF truth, not abstract truth,
but the everyday article, which "shali
make you free" Of shams, worldliness and
the artificial and hollow politeness which
neither deceives nor improves It's votaries
and It's victims WordNrorh.
Paul wished the Thessalonians 10 pray
that he might be delivered from ''unrea.
sonable" men; and the margin Of our
English Bible makes them "absurd" men.
Both oil these kind OF men exist in these
days; and they often get into the minis.
ter's way. But the Greek word 3
literally 'out Of places" and II il worth
while 10 remember that every man who n
out OF his own place Is pretty sure to be in
somebody else's way.-Ed10r's Table, Sun.
day Afternoon.
The lowest and meanest Of all vices 1.
that oflying. The liar is always a thief
Mendacity and dishonesty are one and in
separable. I.yingssrots the whole human
character and makes It o stencil. TIT
! person who never lies will never do any
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| ~ AtfHstt 4ttFA4ttsA ! -
NV e.,,'t".';'.;I'.' ...'"'" .t',...,.l q
MeH -Four and 4 halls OF couponG.,...............+l0IE
NV touts ,,'.,,'''. ....".", '..a..' ...4.."r ,...',.- .,.,.l 0iX
SuttensI S..',I4'..''".''..
RAILROAD Enthusiastically firm and higher.
STATE D0NDS-Dull.
~SrocKG.-Tke market was fairly active
throughout the day and In the early
dealings d strong tone prevailed, tho
coal shares being most prominent Ia
transactions. This was followed by temper.
AIRY depression, but during the after
noon, under heavy purchases, tho upward
movement In coal stocks waS resumed, and
the general market also became strong, the
advance In prices receiving a fresh impetus
from tue easy rates ruling for money. snecula.
tson continued firm to the close, the final
quotations showing a improvement for nc
day OF Xa2H In Kansas Pacific, st. Paul and
Minneapolis, CO, 81, st. Louis & San Fran.
cisco, first, preferred; Wabash, Delaware 4
Hudson, making q greater advance, but Cedar
ltaplds 4 Northern advanced from 6S TO COX,
reacted to 6S, and closed al G5.
Transactions aggregated 1870 0 shares, Of
which O,10O were Eric, 1850 Lake Shore, g..
Northwestern, 1900 ST. Paul, 1900
Wabash, 81, 000DellBare, LackaKanna& West.
ern, 1900 New Jersey Central, 1900 Della.
ware d Hudson. loo Morris & Essex, 1900
Ohio 4 Mississippi, $500 Western Union,
400 Pacific Mall, 1900 Burlington, Cedar
Rapids 4 Northern, 1900 Kansas Pacific,
o,OOOsL LOUIS. Kansas City & Northern, com.
mon; 700 do preferred, 1900 Kansas K
Texas, aud $500 ST Louis and San Francisco,
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The grand essentials to happiness in this
life are, something to do, something 10
love, and something TO hope for.
Faith is simple, it is to believe; faith is
sublime, it is to be born again.-Saphir.
A string Of opinions no more consti-
tutes faith, than a string OF beads consti-
tutes holiness.-L. Wesley.
Its the nature OF men and things that
education, no less than religion, must be
personally experienced to DO Of largest
beneit.-Smddy afternoon
The more a man knows about any sub
ject the greater will be his charity for and
sympathy with views differing from his
own.-SImddy Afternoon.
Poverty is the load OF some, and wealth
is the load Of others, perhaps the greater
load Of the two. 1t may weigh them 10
perdition. Bear the load OF thy neigh
or'spoverty and let him bear with thee
the load OF thy wealth. Thou lightenest
thy load by tightening his.-Augaaine.
God has placed within our reach many
sweet natural medicines for our spiritual
distemper; the green woods, the books,
and the wild places OF the enthusiastically
afternoon.
have no confidence in cross Christian.
ity; it is not the Christianity OF the cross
and it denies the Master as openly and
effectually as ever Peter did when he
said, II know not the n."-Sunddy AZ.
ksrnOOn.
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REDICK MCKEE,

Tho Old President of the Merchants and
Mechanics' Hank Of wheeIIng-Hc IL
sun Alive and Able 10 Weld n Pen.
SMAws AVENUE, McKEEspoRr,
Monday August %, 1870.
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che GntslIiqstrer,
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
DAILY.

8y Watl, h ad5aan, PottGSs PraPa4
Dne ySaFy...".........fs % Three nOpnthI.- ..s9 9eo
liz haOnthL,.".......... 4 90 One mOnth.",...... 70
BY CarrtsI y Guy AID S'bH'S' at rs 'sH'
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SUFFERERS LOST EnCrxs, aami1,
-1- VIgor, Syphilis, or any
lorn Of disease, cured at tho old WESTERN
clnnAtl, by the only sure and reliable renrlInS,
No charge until cured. Cali or write for free
advice. Charges low. Half rates TO the
poor. oSS-dST
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-02
4 FREQUENT su1 ,fArAL, As1AxE

A. the Irishmsn, who had. Just landed
sod refuted TO pick % dollar, thinking 10
20 where they were thicker" fccatnS ia
.ws9tS, 0sthoSei Who faucy that acoprh 81
B6lda3in'edre ftsSlf and rsfuse 70 ~ DR.,
Pisfce'yi2G6Iden' 'Msdteal !discctefy,, often
die Wfsh leohsundpsion!.dlT This great remedy
y ana essuspplssedi pectcssl1 S1d' bs6d-tuf.
iAer. 2 fIt'Speedtiy cuIes . cpuehqOx iUh,
end conSotnption In attNariy ALPHABETICALLY
yleldst 70 Rlidlt fhss 10 haOWH Cd uslap con.
trollipgS Esd curing salsSesdHaieuG sSumors,
.ulee1e,Asd srupsonssfuSonS Ntuey fhqcsuss
the seoveiyastadvesssssdrs oscuiep whe
rsuse of dtseasee itcssnoEsuso ianygs Nov
ilse % sesEo6ippose . sssgsos qbS ssAipe I
limb. could he not trvthfully .siy,a abs" Iii
treatment would, gradually overcome an
t%sintness, nausea dizziness. weakness, cod
lamenessl = Eaeh,symptom different. istsll
dependent upon, the asme. CAUSE 81, thil
process the Golden Medical. DAoov2sfy
cures, many, disesses, though oil are dozen.
dent npon, Impoverished blood, ,and kslafsl
DEBILITY. Read the. sPsopiehV 'Eonoon
,Sense Medical Adviser carefully, DR.,
Pisrce's method a medication e. thSfefn
fully exprtHsd. 3a7A lob
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-02

The Omaha Herald gives an ex.seded &C.
count . shs1 lIobsettsstsons Of T. d. Tbbles
Of Ponca agency during Q recent trip 10
search Of the, missing Standing Bear. The
Indian was found II slntes sgsncy. N good
physical heaith, but sadly disturbed ID mind
oyer the havoc wrought at bis old home BY
the goIernnsatl authorities It appears
that the Ponca bottom has been nearly
sEiryst of { Nbe aspl ia lndian owners
were driven aSly and compelled to 60 to
the Indisn territory. This was done by OF.
der Of Commissioner Hsyt, who also. short
~ after tho decision OF Judge Dundy 10 tie
Ponea habeas corpus case. ordered the de-
00llH6n 81 The builaisss .lefG standing u
Poncs agency. About sixty Posca indians
who have escapeAEffuu tte ISdiaa territory
are located near their old reservation and
have bsensoGassdi " forming during the
present season, their industry, together with
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cSecxEbam1As,s apyaNce

By the speedy seton of Hoststterss'
Bitters dyspepsia, nervous indispoduDH,
constipation sud bilious complaints aase
to harass the Invalid. That they win In
stantly give ground IL nos pretended, but
bot o snedical f6ct 10 laose oartain,yaz
avouchsd By MON 1ooapstsnt tssdnony,
than thst of these maisdiesSt sndaothers
to which It 10 adapted, entirely s,suocunb
to the influence ofthe' medlcine,tf II, Il will
be given q fair trial. !..sJfsir. totai, II not
instant rout, 10 certain 70 .snsue. Loses
OF streogth are repaired. and failures in
appetite and nerve quietude arc lemedied'
by the Ntters; and a. the stomach grows
stronger and assiuilAtion 10 aided ~ III
action, . gain in flesh will follow. Ladies'
In delicate hsslth, sged pevons and con.
v~alesccnts. derive bodily aud mental sol.
ace from its use, Aad experience none Of
the fepugnancd which ordinary tortes
frequently Inspire. The snphstio recon-.
mendation Of phvsicans condsms tAe
verdict In IT'S favor.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-02

S,oux city Journal, is,.

ri Sioux City Journal, lM. y
B He Milwaukee road klssslght earAl
irqn Dn jtSIIoAd and moS4 s1VnctedAl ooSt
frdn b EskE8Seylvania mile Fysm . RaisASi
souIeeSedSS the news hat tAis coasnsny
we're BILE to buy 1890 t1a, Of Iron ii
England. No more coulAAs y,psomised 70.
delivery this fall. IL this IL The case the
Springfield branch will halt a long way cas-,
Of jim river for the winter.
Certain, ciixeps OF LINCOLN county, d. T.,
have Agteedtotive ske light Of way through
their county to the Rock Mills branch ol
the Mi1WaIEeo road aud some Clay coMar5
ties will do, ths. came ios Clay. This will
leave sstyls6e A1hts n " in Yauk,ou
county for that county to provide for. The
$4,000 bonus. required Of Yankton h,s al
Ssen 6ne.cnhsd1 OF suassa.esd. SD saY,
Wheslock Of, Eden
President Mictsr u thssiou3 City sha
Dakota, who returned from New York yea.
terdsy, said that Blsir's opinion wa, thai
a. Ji6dl iitors tixls6siS6 TfS0ms NAAktor
slsaall .be4 &H - 0ssys nsssafon bud
complied With her ponfract4s to right 81
wav:sf acc a1kiiAtaAs.NNV4e6sfihad purclast
ed steel rails tealy4sPils OF Two Of tracl
from this city west. The iron for the PEN.
bins line would come faster than il could b
put dswn alter the ,6sss lot arrived 9p@ TIKI
'6fst i6t Gs expected during the ] t'aaeslL
in Octdesr. TfeS hSd sdsknced in Chicasu
Z to 9 cents apiece, but "a tie company had
purchased their ties in June this advance
would niksbSsda0GISasSlo them. John L
Blair, will visit these psrts some time befrs
October 10. The iron which had been land
Cd from England could have been sold Their,
for SAG atom. The prics last springs wal
$34 = ton. The present high price waS ow'
ing to the difficulty Of getting pig iron fol
the rail mills to work on. T.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-02

The Bismarck Tribune copies the articles
Or The Yermillion Republican and Yankton.
Herald. which recommend Col. Louue.
bury ~ desirable candidate for congress.
with Q austo which fully confirms our pre-
diction tina. Lounsbury 10 not ~irrevocably
gone on10overnor Austin % the coming
man. Since the colonel was voted for in
the last convention be never has been able
to rid himself Of the conviction that bis
fealty to Kidder lost him the nominatisn.
With that experiences d lesson of the
past. be will tie timsslf 70 no MAJ. but will
keep himself clear 1t entauk!iDg i~llisuses
which might compounds his own chances:
The .colenel's -rs0srk, at the closs of-the
last convention. that he wal young yet and
could affard te-Fsttyys,lfall Of significance.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-02

The Grand Forks P~laindealer occasional.
~ contains something more than a hint .,
politics. In q recent issrs it speaks out as
follows upon the delegate. question:
] Gov Austin bssrs a splendid recoids ind
II he reuasinsinsD skotsSuiif not bepSrmit.
ted to long remain in the background.
Judge Barnes is credited with lon9inef for
the position of delegate from Dakota, but
this We think ID hardly well founded as It
will be N e1nbefsd. that last fab when OFFS
fered the support Of the northern and Hills
delegations 10 the territorial conVehtion, BE
peremproriiy declined. Jntges-1Shsnnon,
Moody and Kidder are mentioned % men In
the hands of the people.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-02

numerous presents from Spotted Tall, enab-
ling then to exc out On c~x1l1,ence. WeGt
not siyse e seet,mentl Slshiug over t!s
wsongs ofre1moI beca4slswe 6eiisse Ut
eesNsassly they az we'll erred ibr wntSNss
much sfost o. cIsir own pa,t. Boz w6ilS
tho Indian department has lavished lie ia
vors upon the entire Sioux nation and has
yielded to their every demand, it seems to
have singled out the weak and in~ofensiye
Ponsas = the special objects Of its royal III
will. II bis driven them nosn lSnas which
ere sthsars ~by~sssesass. acknowledgements,
lsyeled their forests and demolished theii
valuable Improvements. 1t has placed the
band IN . couptEya where sickpsas, su5isrine
and deAafhis shesf daily PARTON sd Ii stsad-
testify l!stuses to permit t6eir retstnto the
land wAtce has been thein for eseuktstlous
past. From the beginning Of the recorded
history Of Missouri river Indians the Pom :
- lgye en.knuwn % q peaceable, law
ISSidnasx pt0plea Originally q part Of the
sssSoAaaA~AatIbs.rthey have. in common
with the membsrs of thai dlyisionof the In.
Ian family givsn aid and comfort to the
Rhites who hsvasaSissssain this region and
we never gone tossszassSicept ,utheir own
pnse against neutrality-suspicious.
b Sioux. 1t dayns1.fnssa 1udiands emit.
ID to any reward,stSs- PSncas hsve surely
krnsd the best s0ss1@SioA,. grateful GOV.
[hSnment could bestov. The Indisn CON.
loper declines to concede this, because
lcs bluudSredi inEasser.ing tina. the
service and the'Good of the In
sded that they, be transpiantedto
territory. With his charac-
- (dnsas hs holds, to ths.decision
kields xItnxie= point In Ills stu
49, ughthroash il the Poncs race
c, 4ualessSh he is compelled TO
SySo6sf2 II authority.
- r.s9erHs EADI N@-~A--A-a~sgE ~ aIa
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-02
DAKOTA
REPUBLICAN DISTRICT CONVENTION.

A Republican District Convention for the Sec
ond Isniylal District of Dakota. will be held at
thecfty tf Yahkton. D, T., on the 18th day Of
October, Asa, a. O'Clock p. m, for the. purpose
of placing in nomination aCapdidate for Dis
trict Attorney for said Sdistrict and for the cleo.
tion Of a District Committee.
'ga Pursuant b. . resolutssupasysdstths last Re-
publican Territorial Convention each comfy d
ltveaR representation based upon the vote cast
Tor the Hon. Granville G. Bennett, allowing each
organized county at leAst one deieSate to the
Convention, and in counties casting over fifty
votes Tor Bennett one delegate for each nifty
votes or fraction 6aFS5ttheeeto0 Vi
The following Y b endus6sr Of Votes csastfor
Granville G. Hsnnett. ApdthS ,plniuber of dele.
gates which each county will be entitledto in
the ConventiOa.Sss
\, .ss...14 No. VOTES FOR Nc lGSI
hx..aA@ssss BENNETT. DIN Mi
9ArmstroAO-...s=..... 46 ia II
- Bon HOnn0os. .sSs.....4 a3 - II
Brule. new county,. .sssNiE "A
y Charles 1tx......... 20 NSsMs
pE4gAvlson..ss .s........ II
- ManSOn se..........
,autchinS0 lTS Ia !
Sphinx, (1ew loaAty.... "a IS
s..sSa 983 ~
YanktoassnlsT ..September 20, 1873.
Member Republican ces
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