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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-03
UAREAs CORPUS.
The Arrest of Messrs. Thomas john
stnn and q. Cast Their Release
nv Iudpa Whitaker

About o'npak yaai nrday afternoon. MIR.
LioneI Adam appeared before The Superior
Criminal Court. Judge W r. Whitaker pre-
siding. and fled petition asking for q
writ OF haloas corpus In favor Of the prison
are alleging that the facts charged agalnRt
them did moi constitute the ofeuse Of malicious
mischief nor any other otfense known 70 me
law aud That, although the oft9nse sought TO he
charged against them waa haiable under the
law Ernest NItenbe,eer, Judge 0f the Second
Recorders Court, denied them the beneht Of
bail.
Judge Whitaker ordered The writ 70 Issue. TO
which answer was made by Judge MiltsnbeIgef,
represented by Trrnk Haehaiie, Nsdt, mar the
acGusad were arrested on afliagita charging
them with violation of articles GAG and cal lie
viaed CITY Lave, about 40 a M, the said re-
nnrdet'a court having adjourned for tho day !;
that the acts fully set forth IN the atlidavita
that nj the hour ct - 81 4. nj. two addtttnnel
afniayits were made against the said accused
char ine them With he violation Of section 10 q
act Mo So Of the year 1877 OF the Statutes 81
Louisiana. That Mt the hour Of II O'Clock anplf-
cation was made for haII of saId accused on
charges contained In the first affidavit, aud re-
spondent refused to ball the accused. as respon-
dent WINS not prepared to fix any ball. and re-
Iuaateh time To examine the matter to which
respondent was entitled In order to decide
upOn the matter OF hailing,
Tint no application has been mada 10 bal! nc
ruaed on the additional charges contained in
the second ef1ldayits which respondent PRO
duees In court, Respondent therefore alleges
that accused ara detained Ivy virtue IT eaii
four affiaavits, aud being In custody In the two
fret he ordered their detention on the addition
al charge that no application haa vet
been made for raIpaae on bail on the matters
charged In The eapond af1ayts.
The case being open Judge Whitaker ordered
that the REALTORS be admitted to bal 10 the sum
of $50 each, which was Immediately furnished
hy Judge Tisset.
MIR 1aehatie etned that there were additional
ailldayits against the accused
MIR Adams on behalf of REALTORS. claimed
that the fret charge covered the second, and
argued that the recorder s court had adjourned
nj ! 30 o'clock for the DAY and that tho atllda
Wits recorded later were Illegal,
Judge Whitaker took the view that the ao-
| cueed were illegally detained, and they were
| released on the order stated above.
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AMUsEM ENTS.
Academy of Music.

fair house attended The performance Of 81
snoum Inst evening az given by the Frayne-
Tiffany Combination The dog Jack was ss
good as usual and the other actors did as we'll
sa their instinct permitted. 81 sloeum" will
be repeated to-nighi.
GRAND orERA HOUSE.
THE Mighty Dollar showed ny again Inst
night with tho Florencea. lightly attended hy an
audience somewhat reduced from the fact that
last nipht was one Of election. but not for
theatres The same play is on the bills for this
evening,
FRENCH OPERA HoUaB.
The Interpretation OF Flotows remarkably
graceful opera Of Martha. ms given last night
by the Rtrakoeeh Italian troupe. deserves more
than passing notice The house was we'll ut
tended aed the audience appreciativa aud en-
thus astie. Az there Is good deal to say about
Martha and the way In which II was presented,
we Will take excuse from election day. which
crowds out aud POSTPONE all particular
mention to the next morrow. We will only say
to day that Il wna az good n performances rs we
have ever heard. rnaefvlng appreciation or
criticism for tho next day when we will have
more spaca to do Justice to some of the artists
who really deserve praiae.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

lH@aa tllmRn 10 Lewis f. Simonds, O portscs
~ Efeana. bounded by Julia, Baronne. Caroa'
dn ~ and ~ lnaeph atreets 4bxtTf. So.
abraham Haher to Lewis Il SimDnds, a pie@
~ ground, in same boundary, 45y1s1 s2s
Andre Aneelme tn Paul N. Rivera. q ~
bounded hy ~. fetor Toulouse Dauphine aEa
burgundy airaata XlaI $4,000. :.
Hetrs Of Mira. Catherine Istour 10 George y.
MnYt T, y lot bounded by South Mark IT. DeloIls
Tehoueitouslas and New Levee streets. azs
sfae
Mira. Theo Wallace to Joseph Tracy, lot y
tha Third District, near aentilly road. measnf'
Ing arpnns ! 10 5000 j.
ieeeuh Tray TO Mrs Theo. VALERIE. o "
nn4unded by Chippewa, ST. james Market sDs
| IhOmna atrenta INIT slsnn
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Superior Criminal Court.
THE Jury list.

TINE Jury list.
Tho ury panel for December comprising $50
names. was called Yesterday In the Superior
Criminal Court result Ing ip occurring 90 Jurors.
the remainder not being found o. Jvettised foF
good cause. as follows Not found, 1873: served
ne jurors within Two years, N excused nv tha
court Ct; state officers. q: exempt nremen, ~:
piok IL. under attachment "a: out OF the oitv.
Q; deaf q ; on grand Jury. 3. court, /: over age.
8 policemen, =: not ctiZPna, 2; dead. /.
LIST or JURORS IMpANELED.
John II. White D. Y. Benjamin, John B. RIeh-
erdson Geo. sahwab r. Heckler John Mo
Knight. r Rohrhacher. Geo. w. Lee, J. l.
Haar r. n Garrison, y. J. Aiple,. John. T..
Pendpgaet. II. eehwartz, James NJ. Walsh,
p .. oarrr,iere, VIM, HqrdIe. Peter Meysr.
Derepae Joseph Antiques Thomas AM
ders9n william wl Knrren, willie az. stinson.
A sohneidau,, August Werner. J.. =, Mioton.
Conrad INLAND, Y. ! soanlon. W. II. Quinlan,
J. Il. Ellis. Geo. II, Keller. J. A. Gras. Aleck J..
Assenheimer Frank Dietrich. Mark Breeden.
Ir jules r. Alzsr, Hene Gutierrez. Auguste q.
Brunei IT, T., Wooduf A. j. Ward. ]. r. Nixon.
Joseph Felt. L. ]. r,ryear, J.. g. Roux. Louis
Girard. VIM. q. Smart, John Baker, Jr., d. o..
EshalmRf-E9
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WE WANT TO KNOW. you KNOW

Tho officers OF II NJ. s. lightning, now lying
Mt post m7. were yesterday summoned hy
Ilathurat To repair to Carnival Palace that
nawa OF Importance from our Sovereign Rex
may be communicated. In obedience to the
request tho captain aud hia suhordinaea at
once started for tho palace On their way
thithor Ii was observed that they wore ran
against or overlook, or were nvortaken nv
quite u number of tho Peers OF the Realm
whom II seemed had also bnen requested Ia
put In AN appearance NJ the Same destination
AZ n pnhlic ehrunielar, we thought we would 90
along and We did. M far IA the door but NO
further There W. waro told that II was n az.
ernt aessinn," and that In order 10 keep II 40 no
nowapaper men we've to hn admitted, So We
didn't 90 In. We waited la the sun, across tile
street fnr two mortal haurs. At tho end Of which
fine their Graens ~ Galyani. Thnspia Wood
ford Rnatan Charleston. Ijlewd aud half u
dozen others with the officers 0f the Light
wing aatnn out smting aud looking oongrstu-
an extra good time Ia the palace, Some one
jrreverenty remarked that may be they had
been Interviewing the great American" but
was immediately si"neei by the Indignant by
ISLANDERS, who not knowing anything about II
themselves. were naturally avnrse To any ono
pratondiuE ta ha batter informed. IA the Duke
of Tobacco passed. ns, arm In arm with the
Duke II roydras. the former was heard to say,
The handaomest things Of the sort | have
ever saen Yes" reried hs companion
md costly. toe but by love. they nc nagnta.
cent Net aute ~ loud gentlemen. ennin-
und tho Duke It Mexico. who was walking be-
you talking about HE :. We did not hear
what, for the speakers Ind passed out OF hear,
ing but we ara sure that 'hts"-whateyPr II
was, was something interesting e the public.
aud would throw some light on the subject
Of tho meeting 90 ''we want n know you
know
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First District Court.
.uRv ron DECEMBER.

y.
The following forty Jurors were lmpaneled on
Monday, ont III 15p names drawn Louis Ct.
Bnehemtp D. M. Williams. Fred. A. Trust.
Hienne I,absrre. ] q. Richards. u d. Dean. ~
Louis Tiemann. z. ], Uallan Alex. Dumnstre,
Ehns. J. A. Duerer Jos. T. Doans. Peter Miller.
II. u. Campo Peter Rein. Jr.. William EngeI.
Jacob Rosenberg, VIM Weser James SanRe-
ron. A. L. Marshall auatave RunRe ]. j. Hea
ley. Samuel Krahhe Ashton Phelps, VIM. Pal
lard, q, Beck, Pierre Iorda, Julian Dietrich.
Patrick Brown, A. Mur1y, CASTOR Bayht. w. M.
Hamlade, Mark Clapp. Frank Haber
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-03
The Cotton Exchange on the Death of
VIM G.. Black.

NEv ORLEANS December q 1879
| Ata meeting Of the board ~ directors held on
the FIRE of nenambar 1879. the following resolu-
tions, offered Ivy MI. VIM. Cunningham, were
adopted
Hpsoippi That COMMITTEES he appointed To
draw NJ, suitable resolutions relating to the
Exchange, md TINT he president be authorized
~ elpaa tho Exchange rooms one hour before
| and tive hnura after the fine fixed for the III
neral
Reeetrei f,rthcr Tint the mamhefa Of The
Exchange ha repneated 10 attend the funeral In
n body
Messra VIM. Cunningham A. Hohrieher and
II, NJ Walmaley were arpointe cd nv the chair to
draft resolutions az above provided for. the
board adjourning over until n O'Clock, noon,
December J. TO give the committee time to re-
port
In pursuance ~ adjournment the board Of
directors met ut noon THE day and were pre-
aantpd With the following report, which waa
received, adopted and ordered spread on the
minutes. a copy being ordered posted In the
Exchange rooms, viz.
TO the President and Board Of Directors of the
New Orleans Cotton Exchange;
geptemel The committee 70 whom you have
entrusted III, duty of drawing ,qp G. anitahle ey
praasinn Of the continents of the Exchange ON
| the demise Of our late es president William G..
| BLACK have found Il q difficult task to express
| III ehii0hn terms ihetf appreciation OF 80 good
| aud pure n man
| His lahpre In behalf ~ THE Exchange are n
| part OF Its written history which affords Dumer-
| nua eytlancae NJ that eatnastnesa of PURPOSE
| even In tha pllnutes affairs of duty, which was
one II the hIef rbaranterlaiins vt his life The
| committee feel TINT no word II theirs can
add to the clear md simple record ~
| the man. and that the adoptlon of the
| usual resolutions Of regret are but the
eyrt easions 81 feelings that were evil
] dent nn the part ~ every member of the lex
change when the death of their friend and fnl-
/ low member was made known. That anitahla
| record may ba inscribed however the commit
| Tee recommend the adoptieu Of tho following:
| iegniroi That In the deee 'se of William @,
| Black president ~ this Exchange wa have lost
| one nf our most valuable mamhers md one 10
whom In He The institution was largely In.
dehted for Jig prosperity and high standing es
| q commercial hnfly.
| Rpsoired That these resolutions he inscribed
| upon tho minutes of the Exchange as token
| Of ,ha regret If ita membera individually md
M body. ut the sudden and unexpected loas
/ they have Sustained In the death Of their late
| - pfesitlnn' VIM q. Black
htsn}rei, Tint the president he request ad TO
| forward a g nY 20 the above resolutions to the
| { mily of the deeeaaed
VIM CUNNINGHAM
A. SCHNEIDER
r. NJ WAIMaLEY
| II. q HFsTsR. eeeretarF,
| You rnn ~ tha finest nieturea tRkeu by Wash
| hu ~ n moderate rriaa.
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politician. and has all bis emiesaries about the
o. H. at work, .Kennady, !. seems plain, comes
prepared to help the bops financially.
The wltpea named to- you are all right
vet but they are all imneeuniops and do
not like to see them here subject TO this tempta-
ton.
hrve broken The ire nv getting the af1daylta
or Johnson and Jones forwarded to you by Mr..
Oavpnao and would have sent the i've, but they
were mt In The city. | hear from them; they
are true.
Blackstone the circuit rider has returned TO
tha city. eern that they are making ~ Ra-
q nvranspa In the contest cannot too III
gently impress npon Won the Importance OF
taking your witnesses away from here nj onne.
They naturally pre- Of Suspicious nature,
and they continually aueR"et to me that NE NIL
Aevta viii he used, etc, and That they WI not
I've hy yuu auhrenaed ] Ut course exrlais tn
them that letter and really have no fear II thatf
doing other than telling the plain truth, which
Ia all you require
raeeipt af this by telegram.
Your ehelient servant
pfIIIJIEg
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-03
A Child Killed.

Az aoeloek yesterday morning Henry RtrnIt
miller. aged 1--WE yeara. met With an accident
which rest him his lilo few heura later II
was PLAYING on y pile Of Lumbar a. tha head 81
Nei IN street. whom the pilr gHyn hutyiaE him
tunstely escaped. Nhan aasiatauna arrival
strettmtller waa taken ont from under tha Ian,
her and carried IS hia paronie' rnstdnntse hut
regardless OF medical attendance, tho Injuries
hn rheeivaa were of aueh u character that Sc
dled NJ twNntY minutes nasi 9 n'nlnak
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First Reeorder's Court.

Jim Moveon alias Grey. carrying concealed
weapons $3.50 appearance bonds,
Catherine fHyne. entering aud larceny: $3.50
appearance honda.
Andy Murray. violating article s21s reaistra-
ton luws1, $500 ppaaraneh bonds
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BIZ EV t1T ELS.

Messra Bartholomew 4 LamnnAte WITH epnp
to-day their aaloon NJ the hpfuer nf Utaulnna
and Decatur straeta, which Ina henn carefully
stocked with tho rhot4tnE wiuns aud liJuutp
They hope thnii frnnda will attend.
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Had His Foot Crushed.

AZ about o'clock Yesterday white nps ss
named lohusuaras. aged tlfty-tiye years. VIZ Z
nj work on board the bark Washington, lying = =
the foot OF Hospital street. hal hts foot terrip.ys
mashed by bale Of cotton falling from VI
stare on him The injured man was rernspoesgss
street
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CITY COUNCIL.

Thia body met yesterday but there heing
only the Mayor and Administrators Glyun and
Marks present. the Council adjourned TIL next
Tua
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Fira on Shinhoard.

Yesterday morning. at a quarter to O'Clock
fire was discovered on board of the bark
Yenere lying at the head of Hospital street. Az
soon as the fire was discovered an alarm was
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WEATHER BULLETIN.
WAs DspAArMswr. |

Wac UapARTMENE I
Signal Hervics United States Army. J
Daily IN chronological record for the sight hours
ending at 10:0s .. M. Tuesday. December q.
Observations taken ut inc same snomens oil
time ~ all Nations
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Second District Court.
SUBMISSIONS OPENED.
Mr.. and Mrs. jos. o. Robelot.
Fourth District Cour

In the matter of the Southern Dang. II was
ordered TINT the second provisional account be
approved as fei as II ia not opposed.
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OF cattle inspector, calling him our mutual
friend signed by Jack Wharton. o. Fl Brews-
ter L. b. jerks. James r. Alexander. Thoa. 9,
Anderson Ghes. Clinton. Jas Lewis and several
other Republicans.
To Mr.. Cameron Never received any. ap-
pointment from, Kellogg on the strength Of this
recommendation
The COMMITTEES adjourned until 10 o'clock this
morning.
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States Circuit Court.

UnlIeU BbHLeB GIFUWIt DDWFL
John Elliott at als Va Atata Of Louisiana ee
ala Francis T., Nichols. Governor: n. A.
Burke Treasurer, and Allen Jume. Auditor,
ordered tn show eausa on December why an
Injunction should not Is ne. aa prayed for,
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KELLOGG'S CASE.
Attempt TO Impeach Judge Sp"'-
ford's Honesty.
phillips. Of Grant Parish, Alter feh'e
AZ False Witness, Gets
II and More.

Tbe United States Senate committees "
.o,,hlad again yesterday morning ~ v = t4orh =
!. the a. Charles Hotel, aud The taking e' w.
-. sac ,na,1r,ad
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LOCAL REsl0RE

H. indlostee rislnS; ". Indicates failing; q.
indicates stationary,
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Pictures true to nature nj Waahhurh'a studio
100 Ganal street. near corner Exchange Place.
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IN M EMORIA M

60 to Waahiurn's aud get n Lambert fadelees
picture yuu will never regret II.
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You ut thn f'nesl pieturea tRken by Wash-
In n 81 u moderate rrlaa
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Nav Orr Fans. Dec. Q, 1878
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-13
: He NERVES As AsouecE OF TRIAL.

Instead Of being a vehicle for agreeable
sensations some peoples nerves are q most
distressing endowment. Such sufferers, it
will usually be found, are dyepeptic, lack
vitality and flesh. What they need is
more vigor. There is a means of obtaining
it, if they will but avail themselves Of that
means. 1t 10 Hostetter's Bitters, a tonic
which experience has shown to be of the
utmost service to the debilitated, nervous
and %dyspeptic. Digestion restored upon a
permanent basis by the Bitters, ministers
as it should to the wants of the system, and
its integral parts, Of which the nerves are
one Of the most important, are properly
nourished and invigorated. The various
functions are thus more actively discharg.
ed, and obstacles to a return to health rem.
owed by increasing vitality. Instead of ner'
vous prostration. new strength and vitality
will be infused into the whole motive ma
chinery.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-13
APPLES
By tho Barrel or Car Loads.

BY the Barrel or Car Loads.
Mr.. K. Mcguire hasjust reached Yankton
with a cargo of choice Michigan apples,
which he has stored in ]. E. Bruce & Co.'s
cellar, where they can be seen by dealers
and consumers. These apples we're packed
under the immediate supervision of MI. NJ
and are sound and Of the finest quality.
Will be sold by the barrel. or car load.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-13

What is the use Of gxmmisgi il when DR..
Dix, al his office in sawyer's block is in.
sorting the BEST QuAi.rrr Of artificial teeth
Il fifteen dollars per 81, reports 70 the contra
~ Notwithstanding.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-13

The advantages of these Lines are
l. II the passenger is going to or from any
point in the entire West and North West, he can
buy his tickets via some one of this Company's
lines and be sure of reaching his destination
BY 1T OR ITS CONNECTIONS.
2. The greater part Of its lines are laid with
Steel Rails its road bed is perfect.
8. 1t Is the short line between all important
4. Its trains are equipped with the .westing-
and the latest improvements for comfort, safety
and convenience
s.. 1t is the only Road in the West running the
celebrated Pullman Hotel Cars between Chicago
and Council Bluffs. s .
6. 1t is the only Road running the Pullman
Palace Sleeping Cars either way between
Chicago and 81 Pssl, Green Bay Ffseeest, Ia Crosse
Winona, Dubuque, necsssoe, Misaukss.
4. No road offers equal facilities In number
Of through trains. equipped with Pullman Pal
ace Sleeping Cars.
8; It makes connections with all lines crossing
at intermediate points.
The popularity Of these lines is steadily in-
creasing and passengers should consult their in
teresr by purchasing tickets via this line.
Tickets over this route are sold by all Coupon
Ticket Agents in the United States and Canaaas.
Remember, you ask for your Tickets via the
Chicago & Northwestern Railway, and take
none other.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-13
OH. DELIVERY.

The undersigned gives notice that his
days for delivering oil hereafter will be
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. . /
G. l.. RICHARDSON.
Nov. 10, 1879.
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NOTICE.

Anybody who can give me Information
where l can find q double barrelled, breach
loading shot gun, bore No. 10, which was
obtained from me under false p%retences
Wednesday, October 18th, 1879, by one NJ.
Carson, will be suitably rewarded.
GEORGE WAGNER,
Gunsmith,
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sesoyAl.- NAasess AND sapetesY.

William n. Powers has moved his hsr-
nsss mandatory into bis own block On
Third street. sud has fitted up m extensive
manufacturing and sale establishment. He
has = foil stock Of harness, ~ssddlsry, and
everything pertaining 10 the trade. TO which
he invites the attention of the p.5Iic aI
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-13

d. J. Swearingen has opened a meat
market in Stones block on Capital street
Yankton where he expects 10 keep . good
assortment Of meats and respectfully ~solicita
q share Of public patronage. Wants to buy
fat cattle, hogs, sheep and calves and a few
good stock hoga.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-13
through Tim. Table, IN eject Dec. q, 1879
CONNECTIONS.

4. AtCouncil Bluffs u. p. Transfer) with Union
with Kansas City. st. Joe & Council Bln6s raiI-
road for st. LOUIS and all points South. and all
lines diverging from UP. Transfer.
9 At Missouri Valley with the Chicago q
Northwestern railway for Chicago and all points
East.
9. At Sioux City with the Sioux City & 81. Paul.
Illinois Central and Dakota Southern, steamers
for Upper Missouri river, during navigation, and
with. stages for all points in the Northwest.
q. At blair with Omaha & North western rail.
road for Omaha and southern Nebraska
s. At Fremont. Neb., with Union Pacific ratl.
road for all points west and the Pacific coast.
6, AT Wisner with stages for Norfolk and All
poins In Northern Nebraska. -
De sure your Tickets read via. Sievx Citr
and Pacific Railroad.
2. Il. Hills, p. E. ROBINSON.
Superintendent. Asst, Gent Pass, AT
Missouri Valley, Iowa.
W. WELLS. General Agent, Sioux City,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-13

If you want any Turkeys, Chickens
Butter, Eggs or Oats, address
SUING & STRATTMAN,
st. Helena, Neb.
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The Merchants billiard parlors have been
moved 10 a location one door north of Ed.
mund's and Wvnn's bank.