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E.2s WHITTIER,
l &. Charles street, st. Louis, 80.
a 80 = EE.--5EE-k---rnzxxs1
J r. WHITTIER

GIT Sc. Charles Street,
Lr.n-. -.. forms %! Lener1l Diseases, Semi.
lat Emission, and sexual Debility. with
Unparalleled su--e=s. No matter who failed
a-. .rv-.--- pamphlet or consultation free.
Gan refer Co The medical lrgf-ssI0n in all
u-5 ~ Iha County -
Er--..r. .H..a-rs. reg 0.n- '-HDNaL
Er.ruar., ND=s-T-0"Bi NsRRINGsi
--nnE mems 90 Marriage the cause
s.f ,.r-. Sent a.".'y.tg ae3'sd, post
-...f,r 90 cents By I5s. <. WHITTIER,
= So. Charles Street. s.. LOUIS, Mo-,
.r... area. .l.r,aff.s Faa4 I's works
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WILHoFT's FEVER AND AGUE ToyIC.-Thfs
m. oicine Il used by construction companies
for the benz Mt OF th- ir empIoyes, hen en-
gagged in malarial districts The highest tes.
tiInonials have been given by contractors
and by the Presidents Of some Of the leading
raj 10 Ids In the south a. d West. n hen men
are coDsr gated in lsrse numbers In the
neighbprbood Of swemps and rivers. VII.
hOits Tonic vii prove "A valuable addition
to the sfoc< OF medici Ges. and Will amply re-
ward the com pany In the saving OF time. la
spor snd monss We recommend IL TO AL.
WHEELocK, fINLAY & Co PToprietOrs, New
o leans.
EoR SALE BY ALI SrSrY,
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RA Caruthers, Presiding E.der, Bris;ow.
ktrwin-A Conwrli.
N.rtn Plum Cr- -ek-Suppiied-
Gerinantown-Suppli
C..inryiIie-F u Mcdenry.
smith ,enier and Cora-J. Bo.oourt.
Mount f+ole-J walker.
OK Creek-TS = Piper
Pm Iiip>burg-E II -l-isher.
Long .slanu-J u Homer.
Ign supplied.
SoIumau Nal.-y-Suppied-
Nartop-a - Saviile.
spriug Crs elk h olsDee-
Ooer.in-FG u Iary.
Leota and Jenulngs-E Il zimmerman
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Assignee's Sale.

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
DISTRICT Oh KANSAS, -.
In the Distrtrt Court Of the United Stdtes for n
Dtstrlet Of hCuSss
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WAsHISGroS, D. c., March 1s.-The
Democratic Senators in caucus this after.
noon adopted the report of the committee
appointed to arrange the Democratic per-
sonnel Of the Senate. The committees are
as follows:
Finsnce e-Bsysrd, chsirman, Wallscs,
Kernan, VOORHEES,, Beck.
Appropriations Davis, West Virginia,
chairman; Wi,her., Beck, Wallace, Eaton.
Foreign Relatioos-Eaton, chairman;
Johnston, Morgan, Hill, Pendleton:
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Sherjfs Saie, No ga.

DUBLlC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,
That uDler and by virtue OF two sev-
. al executi ms issued on two fparstte ab
Stracts of judgments, rendered in two sepa-
r'ie actions IN Justices court, before John
Nck-e, a Justice OF the Peace, la and f0F
LeavenWOrth township, in the County OF
Leayeu worth, in the State of kar saS, III 9 tCn
of which actions, Michael HOfmanu i Plain
Tiff, and Il. Btder is ID fendapt, each of " hich
s3in eS ecu-iOns was to me directed and Gr
livered, will od Monday. the tuirtyf ST
Gay of Marcn, A. ID. lS79, at eleven
O'Clock A. NJ, OF that day, at the south front
iooT of the Court House in the ity OF LedV-
enworth, in the County of LeavenwOrlh, In
the stale of Kansas, fer at pubic sac and
sell tn the highest bidder, for cash IN hand,
the following described tract ofland, situate,
lying and being in the county OF b-ayen-
worth. in the state of Kansas. n mely
Lots numbrr sixteen and seventeen &c and
III and eighteen and nineteen (3 and lH', in
blocs number three (3l, /" Nils Sub-di Wis
ION. Sad property has been levied uToU
and is to be s.'id a the property OF Bad. p.
Dated this 27th day OF February, a. D ls7g
u. q. LONE,
Sheriff of ofIeavenworth County. Kansas.
tLDUGH & HEAT, Attorneys for Plaintiff
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In the Matter Of
Bankrupt

DUBLIC NOTICE Is FERERY GIVEN.
Il That /, the undersigned, T. ]. WE'D,
Assignee OF the estate OF the above named
bankrupt, Henry Gillett, will on the tn
day Of prii, A ID. 1873 at len o'clock in the
forenoon. at the ,outh front door of tht Court
House of LeayenworIh h County, in the City
OF Deavenvorih, in sail County, In the state
OF Kansas, sell at public auction To the high
est and be bidder, for cash, the follow ns
described real es ate, being part Of tine as
seis Of said bankrupt, to wit:
Lot seven Cl and eight tsy, in block mum Der
one hundred and fourteen llf, in the ~ss
tern addition to the City of Iesvenworth.
with ALI and singuis the appurienance anu
hereditaments her-unto belonging. situate,
lying ami b-ing IN the County o. Leaven
worth. and State OF X 'nS4s
b-tsd a Lease worth CITY, Kansas, this
18th day Of March, 4. D., 1879
IT, WEED,
Assignee Of the estate of said Bankrupt, Hem
~ W. Gillett.
J. II. GILPAIRICK, Attorney for Assignee
MGI9toaw
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EnDuRSE1

BY promIC ent Cit zsns ofBoston
We kuoG AIr. v Ii-Iam I yi"r To he /, eli
known eli IN ot Bp tn gtIs long ~ c
ia tTs.- legislature ct VI - achu>.- - aud TIA
Common c,uucIi al >I"n, AMI tbs via"
bu>Iu- Experience IN stl> city t We gSi ed
ham "A I4,Ig ~ ci. oI til nd aud n qutiu -
ulI ,-,,. I1uIiN lBiH
do'~Iu. hi lTu -lwurthiu,s If lh wee III
EIttu Io do SO
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ST. PArfiICkyS DiS.
4 Nsaree P,rty OF Oar he Cissz"ps
'e,ebr ie tse Nai.ID =, sr. land
Ea,u.a Saint aI O. beIuian s,aIs


There haze ben few Ieri0ds known as
annual entertainments Of social chaTac-
.r sirce an esrly date in the Christian era
th1t have be n moe attractive than tie
.b-ervsnce II n. anniversary of the birth
OF Z, rick OF Ireland, for, though his birth
.,i1ce IL matter of d"ub, among histori-
,n-. hi alter life M tde his name IA he
made Ireland, and no one in the prTseo:
-. .rnry can sp-sk Gf one without respect
fur tie O her Ia America, ssi ecialiy, this
: he r--, there being no ci v 100 large OF
i"wu too snlali 10 set apart cne day in the
year In cImmemor alton Of the birth of 50
good a man ~ ST. Patrick. The social
ni-torv of eav.nworth shows no brighter
,sg. thsn the l7th of March, and last even
ing one of the n tpOiest in the long calander
HIBEgNIAN HALL
~ Fif h street. opposite the Cathedral wss
a.Td- mels f.-tp, p,ned with Hatiy iynai cOlor=,
d-curs'ed with choice pictures, making at
pine u'clock an eir gaut relief 10 the hand
-,.in- faces srrsT g d ong the long lines Of
n-avily laden tabl. =, the faces rich with
/ yuu- smileI and the tables gruaning be-
,,ralh tempting visnds, lu.cious fruits and
parking wines. IL w,uld have b-en i'm
,,us-Ibl- r any one pTtseut 10 take the
mech sricsl time TO de-cribe the en- ertain-
"a 1t, which lasied until late hour in de-
aii The coasts were r-s spOnded 10 neatly
nd in some instances el'qu. ntly, and the
-inging and instrumental mu-ic Was sGpe b.
C ,Iiirg forth wonI.d rounds If applause.
From the interesting introductory remarks
Nv the very Rev } ii. DefUuri, uutii The
--t cborsl cong on Ibe programme, every
hIrg wss excellent The following is the
rp,toire Of The tossta, Responses, vocal and
in-rrumental music.
introductory. Very Pew J II. Defouri
Chorus by Choir
Toa>t-"rhe Day We Celehrete"-,:-
By Rev. Jas O'ReilIy
-usic-My Country Tis OF Thee.
To sst-"The United States ".........
Hon Thus. p. Fenlon
Music-puette, .Ev-nin Sonu 3"
Misses Doyle ard Cass
Chorus by Choir
Toast The Memory Of tro-e who
have Fought and Fell tor Ire
Music duet =, Slowly and Soft
~ Music should Flow" =" tGiouer.l
Mise Mars and CasS
roas, .our Catholic Flow CIt-
Mu,Ic-"st. Pa-rick's by
'''"'' MIR T F. Lannon
Music-"The Dear Little ham -,
T, ,i-.Poers and Or tors of Ire
vmH'c-..when 'r" the cwaI."ws
HIM uarr' FIv" -. Mis- NJ Meyers
Music - Wee l but Moon
pht Raw ".......-.... .-.. .-.--. r B-rmine
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The following is the reoo OF the rTo-
c --ding. for yesterday in that Tribunal befo e
Judge oZ.er:
In the matter OF the assignment OFFS Lang
a Cn.-Bond uf eceivsr approved, and re
ceiyrr directed TO sell personal property at
prIyAte sale and to collect al outst ndinx ac-
counts.
J,hp Quinn vs. Thos ]. Darling, adnin!s-
trHInr, .uc-P Pro.f OF publication approved
s,,,d I'D Judgment for s-yt,-O, interest AT IL
p.r cent. nu cost Ol su.g. lOTt closure ana
-,ie Of mOrigased preInises-appialse ment
waived.
n Kuao et al VS. Levi B-rnstein-IuTg
v,lv d-Irial ny court judi mrnt entered
tor y ainiiff Tor sGi5 and ST.
state OF k.us Levi Warren-Charse
of and lane ny, drI,nuHnt being duiy ar
aligned entered IA plea IF net gully u the
Information against him n Ell h-rein-trl~l
by Jury. Jury 7 turned Ih follow ng verdi I
rand lsrc. ny. ". u. Coffin, Foreman jury
discharged
Down, vs. Reeye-With the consent Of the
psrrt.- case certified back to w 1anc"tte
county tor trial. clerk To certify the same
npun payment of costs in this court by Ie-
tnrait
PniIIics VS. Shoy,r-o1 tria Jury impan-
ne - ana nd verde. for the DEFENDANT
Hiatt vs. Bulky et al-On tIial b! Iuy
To suffer and he pleasant Is almost impos-
SIhle for % "a adult. and quite 80 10 a habN /.
When IL IL afflicted with Colic, lHrrl ues nr
troublesoms di- rd.r> Use DIR. Bulls Baby
syrup. Price % cent.
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{. 6. HOLMES,
EEDICAL-
gUns YOURSELF!
EEDICAL..

Tr Fhaannns 'vt table Curative Is warranted per-
nance -.s al tEllls Of spcraatt0Trhea SrBiaai
Nez2a tsn~rai uhiiiy, IHp1trafy. etc. and
~ist Power and Hrgs bggS tie -loathfui Nigors OF
Else WOO have destroy ca t E sexual evil p<ac-
iIyu This remedy, whirh
has bern hg ur. B1lagllu his private prsciice fo-
over tEry vEIEs. a-sgI Elrsl fl curing
tIH Nus tANta-- 7. gives f ry and l-uparts
VIII wonderful. ga7- - t.a- ulllc-a-ed WHO fee
v-Isa- 1a.4 ,ts.r Is inv f-uratEs properties
-rc f,- O.. r..s- i.HrE sla.T.l- the conse-
a'1-rs % .lt frl.v destructive habit Of Sy.f-AbUss
7r E-. f.a IN IH assurance speedy and
FERHANsNI TIE patient gains strength and elss-
t OF spirits -. once. acts directly the parts aec:-
"a as SHu'l.r-r r-t h tonic and urodyuc the
AVID saaI- V.rs aud -l9i dEcts, IuIlEtiHg power
ard tr1r ar tr1-r- born 90 tGgr Ua8ra' state, tie
ss I " hur.a. HrH. bad tgru lgll. ed The
ts s7 simple rrlt.s-,.ogs Of usture-harks, roots,
Eg1s ETC.. r-i arealar trr I'r above a sensss.
l.-.f.r. b.. D. wa. tuI direct etc to
Trg a.7fHa- Tor s..s .r e. d. e Bchanuans Oihce
so -- -nrst @ a-a.-. 1sHrr Washington avenue and
lrrfrr 'r."- Sc I.au.#. NO. Ilr1h.5sh iu Is-.
rE-. Do ~frHHTi-r Special D.-ssss,' Witch rv~ss
char r. Of .-p E fflHn. syuptoms "
...-- .. ~Ehb.ll~- SlNiNAL - EtkNE>>, Ere, sen.
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CREW Jackson's B--t Sweet Dsvy Tob1c
Co jaI.6d&~ly
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:; n. TANIOR,
kFFiG hEB SfaTEME I

Manager u sion GtOJe.
7 J DACkl,
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PRICE 25 CENTS.
an RIAL cROWN

Is mere bauble, but the crc,on Of beauty, con
ferred on the head which nature has neg
lected to embelllsh, or TIME has robbed of Its
Native Hue, by
CRISTACORO'S HAI0 DYE,
RETAINS ITS DARK LUsrRK II renewed at IL.
tervals.
TO THE CLOSE OF LIFE.
Peerless Among Th0as4nds Of Prop.
arattOns,
That promise much and performs moth ling
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Which is answered in three woIds-Tah
Hop tjilIeTsi See other co.umn.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-24

A special meeting Of the city eeppcil was
held Saturday night, on the call II The may.
OF. to consider certain proportions alleged
to have been nsde BY Charles g. Wicker.
president Of the Dakota Southern ..ailroad.
1t had boon represented TO ths mayor that
Mr.. Wicker desirede some modification Of
the ordinance granting right Of way to bis
road along Seventh strsst-a modification
which would permit the use Of that etree,
or Eighth atreet, - the managers Of the
company might choose. The alds,napic
bodyScAuyftokethsf 10 response 70 thesc.ll
Of the mayor, but Wa unable to transact
any business because Mr.. Wicker ~, No.
present. He was represented In the meet
Ing BY three gentleman of Yankton, bu,
they hadsao dsanits understanding regard
Ing the desires or intentions Of the com.
psny upon important points and were there.
fore unable to reply to inquiries made By III,
aldermanic board. The situation there
fore remains unchanged and ther,
y 20 far no prospect Of q,
agreement between the representative,
Of ths, PEOPLE and the rsprssentatiyea Of Il,
raitnssd oonPeny. A'short tnsSaw,Ni
WisGbI ~ sconfsrrsh With rse.idins Ii
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-24

l. and that il hey would not declare which
~iHAivtduals were r~ssponsible, hey must al
b held responaible-ali forfeit their treaty
tigAtA and all b treated ~ Aosdlsa. The
coqnieionsrs were fuxshsrs instructed "a
obtain testimony ,ffon subosdinats msm.
leelsy not chiefs Of The White river band,
and nom that testimony and evidence Of
the captive women make up their minds %
to who the guilty parties are, and AJAX Ouray
to procure their surrender under compul-
zion ofthe threat above indicated. The
secretary infers from Geo.. Hatch,s- tels-
gram. thst thtsj oourse IL already proving
effect0al.
Lon Pines Agency. Nov. 2l.-Yssterday
the commission wae occupied in interpret
ing 70 Oarsy the testimony Of Miss Meeksr,
taken at Greeley, Col, which furnished the
evidence Of the captive women, aud no oh.
being raised ~ eOuray It was all
admitted TO record. At this point Ouray
stated 70 the commfsaion that he had the
best proof Of o~vertnrss being made by the
10 the White river Utes, promis-
log % supply ill the arms aAd ammunition
required, provided they continue their Eight.
This occurred since Gen. Adams was At
White river, and, if proyen, may explain
The cause Of the outbreak. Gems. Hatch
md Adams have insisted that the White
river trouble vas IN enigma which failed of
The. present commission may
and one fact, namely. that the Mormons
not only the i~nstigators II the White,
liver massacre, but Of others Of ! similar
kind. II Jack will tell the truth he will
prove . valuable witness. Awaiting his
and the remaining hostiles, the
adjourned until Saturday, the
I'd Inst.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-24

willingness to accept Seventh street -
route nor his road through the city. Til
street W. examined b. himself and his n
nsers. n c~oajunotion viii the engineer o.
IL Milwaukee rosd, elad both corporation,
asrsed 70 take The Seventh strset route. Al
ordinance was therefore passed by the coun.
Gil granting right of way to the two com
panies along that street. Until Saturday il
was supposed that this arrangement wa
perfectly, aatisfactory 70 the Dakota, South
ern. On that day, however, Mr.. Wicker
mentioned 70 indi.idaasss about4townsthat
his acceptance Of the right Of way along
ssvenA street We made contingent upon
hes right 81 way through Yankson county,
and that he desired to have matters 90 fixed
that hs could uss Eighth street in case the
city failed to secure the desired right Of
way through the county. For the purpose
o.. ohtaipipg An uadsrstapding upon this
nd cher points sths mayer called
tksssouaoil : gpsthsr, ua@a IN Impression
tut Il was to 81 md BY MI.
Wicker and that q discussion Of differences
would snsue. Mr.. Wicker's failure o b.
pIesent on that occasion leaves the subject
open for future disposal. 1t is to be re,
GREETED that the parties to both sides of this
controversy cannot be brought together,
for . candid talk and Intelligent action.
Wesepsat what We have many times said
the people Of Yankton are ready to
procure the desired right Of way through
the county. That this NAV be accomplish
Cd II will b necessary for the represents
tivss Of each party to come together, ar.
range the details and enter into . contract.
The people of Yankton do not yet know
where Nj. Wicker intends I run his road
and It 10 preposterous to suppsse that they
can 60 to work at random, and, in absence
Of aay legal agreement. consummate the
alleged desires of the officers of the Dakota
Southern road. 1t is important to Us that
the real intentions and wishes of the raik
road corporation be made known. Yank.
ton cannot take action In the premiaes I'm.
til it has something tangible upon which to
base such action.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-24

Admiral Ammen, Of the navy, has bssn
interviewed relative to the rumor that Gen.
eral Grant il to be made president of . con.
pany for the construction Of Z canal across
the isthmus. He say. certain capitalists Of
France offer to take stock 10 the amount Of
$so,0o0.0o0, provided the work is placed in
Grants hands. Admiral Ammen 10 strong
" Of the opinion that General Grant should
accept this offer, and 20 are q great many
democrats. Meanwhile the subject Of thei,
solicitude i As silent upon this point q up.
on the proposition to make himspresidenl
Of the United States. Possibly it il his in.
tention not to accept any position until it il
rendered him.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-24

DAKOTA.
4 PROCLAMATION.
D the a.ver.er Of Dakota Terriers

-
~ the 0everaer OF Daketa IsrriseFy'
In view OF the many "giits God has sent u
and the many Ills He has spared us 'during th
year nov closipr, we MAXWELL unite I'm ascrip
lions OF Praise and Thanksgiving to Him TO
His mercies to. US q . people. to our Territor!
and to our Nation.
Recognizing tho we'll established custom y
this Territey$s In theseverals states and sefiso'
ries. endan Ne Nation as represen!eG =. sns
behalf ny the President Of the United states
and in humble obedience to HIM. VINO mas sA.u'
n. A..s fn.ss. NJ fkv labors epkicA tkoW kasi
- ~. e...s ~ s,ootA.r1.o .cAieA
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-24

The Un,vsrsaliss hd:ss are making q.
tensive preparations for their Thanksgiving
dinner which they intend giving In Mark
n. Parmer's bank building from ! F. NJ. IN.
til 9 F. y. They will close the day with .
grand masquerade In the evening, at the
Merchants dining room. Any one wish.
Ing invitations for their friends can obtain
them Of Will B. Vance. chairman Of Gem
mites.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-24

The secretary of the interior will shortly
issue . circular for the information Of par
ties deslrine q resgl61ttssr their trade marks to
the effect that the federal statute upon the
subject, BY the recent decision Of the su-
preme court. 10 declared unconstitutional,
and that the patent oflce reelstrauon Il con.
seausntly Intellectual % means Of protsc-
tioa but that the department will, however
continue to register trade marks for person,
% desiring. .
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-24

Yankton county cast 1000 votes at the
recent election, and.as the papers there do
not regret the light yotss" vs presume
there wa . full voie.-NorM Pacific Times.
We will now proceed to "regret the light
vote" which vas cast ct the late election.
Only one-third of our voters deposited their
ballots on that occasion.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-24

The Roscoe Express has information that
the Southern Minnesota railroad will extend
westward from Roscoe; that the Minnesota
and Black Hills road will pass through
Roscoe ; that the Chicago and Northwestern
road will run north to Sioux Falls, through
Roscoe. These projects contaminated, the
Express says, will render Roscoe the mos
important railroad center in Southeastern
naknfa. IA .
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-24
np,Hes FROM WISE.

a BsAAls Droppsd from the Pathfinder
After BuEr's Dsath-Prsfessor Wise
2 ExAlusted ana Hungry. %
(From the st. Louis Globe Democracy
The fight of the pathfinder" which
sailed away Sept. % with Professor Wise
and George Burr, and the subsequent fate
of Burr, are matters too fresh to need any
extended notice., The fate of Professor
Wise has never been known up to this time.
1t 10 linked with that of Wash. Donaldeon,
refuse to give up the secret place where
they must have met death. Now comes a
faded note, written on q piece Of . leaf of q
memorandum book which purports to have
been written BY Wise. 1t is as follows:
Path Finder, Ohio River, Nov. 2. 2:30 F.
M.-Near Padncah, Ky. Going at the rate
of sixty.fve miles southeast per hour. P.
F. in bad condition. 1 am almost dead
with exhaustion and hunger. Eleven day.
since Burr's death. Goodby.
WISE.
The writing was executed with q lead
pencil, and 10 faded. A curious fact in con.
nection with this note, and one going to
prove the writing Is that of Wise, is that
two words are made of Pathfinder. This
was an invariable practice of Professor
Wise when writing the word.
This note was picked up in a bottle that
was found on the 18th, in Pirking's Greek,
between Metropolis, Ill, and Paducah KY,
BY Z man named E. A. Bicham, who gave
it to 4 Globe. Democrat correspondent a,
| Metropolis City. The condition Of Wise,
floating exhausted in the air, shut off from
the world which lay in sight Of him, and
against which he was momentarily in dan
ger Of being dashed, was one of such terrel
that its contemplation ever now is sickening
taken in connection with the terrific plunge
which he must have had shortly after.
On the receipt Of the note given, it VA
taken 70 Nj. Msbley, who was largely in,
tereited in the %ascension. At this late day
when there can be no hops left for Wise
the Globe Democrat would be loath to Civ,
place to any idle surmises q cheap adver
tisernents in connection with a matter dea.
to many hearts. And it was with this viey
that NJ. Mabley was asked 70 sc~rutinise tn
note that was picked up. After examining
it carefully, and comparing it, young Nj
IMabley expressed his belief that the not
was genuine.
H. Mr.. Charles Confer, recorder. of voters
who was al intimate friend Of Wise, an,
Who interested himself in the, professor
last Ascension, aiding him in several way
examined the faded chirosraphy, and be
loved 1t to b the handwriting lof Wis.
THE more, he examined it the more ppositiy
he was that it vas genuine q
II it should % prove, and there il n
evidence that it isn't true, - yet, it will b
Of melancholy interest, showing the sings
: Lar routes travsssed by the Pathfinder, an
the utter LONELINESS ofthe whits-haired pio.
ct Of the air, exhausted, in sight Of Il
: sarth. and yet unable to communicate vii
> single living soul.
; MI: Gonter, is 90 firmly impressed Wit
the idea that the note is genuine, that he
anxious to have il sent to the relatives
the professor: It i preserved at this oaic
wh:re It can bs aeen BY any Of the profe
sof's friends.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-24

The united states auditor Of railroad &C.
counts ha. recsivea3a Communication from
the yIce-presideut Of tho Csntra Pacific
railrsad company inclosing checks for
&609. $50. which settles oil accounts Of this
road with the government up to the 3lsaDf
last December.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-24

A call for = meeting Of the Deadwood bar,
on the 10Th inst, signed by judge Moody
and twelve others, was given publicity
through the Deadwood papers. The object
ofthe gathering was to discuss and present
such amendments to the United States laws
as are deemsd.necesssry To the interests Of
the Black Hills district.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-24

The treasurer Ut the society Of the army
Of the Cumbetland has made the hnal pay
ment of 1863 to the sculptor, Mr.. Ward,
for the Thomas statue. The total cost Of
the statue was $685., 48s.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-24

Keehpm's dollar S9busson KIDS n eo,en
beat The world.