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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-25
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4 PR0CLAMArl0N.

y the Govoruer 81 Dakota Territory.
In Wow Of the many "gtis God has sent US
and thu manyls He has spared US during tn
yeatA6W cl6iiA6, We MAXWELL unite lin ascrtp'
tons OF Praise and Thanksgiving to him fol
His mefcies to m Is . people. to our Territory
and to our Nation.
N W. ! 0eaWSiiesekblhhed oNlpSonn T.
MtsTs1e< ifJhe 6veraassSStt1te an teri ~
gSt0.SmTinVAUat IL
behalf by the President Of the United States,
and In humble obedience to Him. who Aesssid,
zAov sAoN kstp . : Ms Feet a. Aascsse.
eAs J1,se Jrvle Of gAv LAHORE scAteA tAes lAsst
so,0s II Ms J&sld;; ~ yssst Of ts0asAsstag soAieA
WtCtls 4pe1 esvysas, eAss tAos n.y. 1esAesse
I tsSA5 e1es ~ VI 61std" skks8ss
81 NoAtSeSSsSorss I. w. A. HowA11ssGbSerlF
soeNotosfaaAsoty Of Dakota. ~ S6eSdkkeu2
thatSIAuEsAay, 4 s5th day ct Nevea.
Asr fsseaat, DO observed ~ . day Of . n
gtving. Pr&ypIMA Praiss to the Gtver Of every
goodXaasbjrtsSe ttft. sss n wsadeefal good
neal to US as individuals and Is . people. Let
the people abstain from all secular pursuits and
from their accustqSse avocations. that they
It6in4auensletnghsse 16spestfvsstjf aces Of Nosr
sshA14 ,SAnd "a = mats esfn mdse Spbroes.
pirate to them, offer to Almighty God theif
tribute ofpraise n thanksgiving for all His
meIClo0s anu tuelI 0iuCeI0 SAU u0vVut ouPPuSS-
tiOns Tor . continuance Of his gracious fAyors.
While We recognize the rich bounties Of Prov
idencs TO rs; let Us not sayto the poor Be ye
warmed or be 70 clothed, y but let everytchurch
and every family extend needed laid. or at least
sympathy. to the suffering.
In testimony whereof. I have hereanto set
my hand aud caused the Great Seal Of the Ter
riteryito be ailxed.
Done at Yankton, Dakota Territory, /
[sEALI sthiselsventh day. q November, A.
aD.1e10. sI
By the Govcrnor:4@S VIVA. HOWARD.
~ oe Nj :. 6ec1sf:ry Of tho Tssratorx. Ny4
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-25

"A WashinSton correspondent e The
Chicago 1ntsr.Ocean says: A prsjsetis
being natured, which will be brought for.
ward At the opening Of congress, to create
the Office Of captain general of the army,
and give it to Grant for life. In the bill,
'atzdrawn, the title i basak, jbsasahs sGsie.
.ioa VII Dsobasly b supplisasythe sos1s,
"aCaptains General" The ssslszy q, .l.o
blank, but will be filled in with either sos.
600 or $4,000. The purpose Of this bill i
to restore General Grant to the position he
occupied before he became president, and i,
meets With favor among democrats, - &
promises to get Grant out ofthe way politi
cally.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-25

both keusss Of oengren simultaneously
bills Aelan snsbliag oct - Dakota, -
The sdlion yas draHidf to . .eloss - I
kpsfWE Off, Aills - kacss1epse,Nnl
4isy $1,000 lhati(le nadeA = elsssr
4psiil llsf lhallfe, ~ ~ IL kess,
~.AYanNpASSSAn@A ne 1ANlsbySA1
AnG6str body Amsn6rislto congrSs, mem:
orialising that body against the passage d
anything looking toward statehood. This
document was telegraphsd to both houses Of
congress and subsequently, sent forward OH.
ciall4, IxAich Of eoasss killed ths blk.
WhyStl1~H. &fDeshould iii into,sucA N
error sad @sks sqsh 4 .sta.sasnt is unsx.
> Tia foregoing AasasAaal ssesapzsf history
eeossa. 4 Y;I.ass. dele,
the territory for admission, the territory,
through it, legislature. made open exhibi-
ton Of it. desire to take . back seat"
throsgh the memorial Aforesaid, 1hieh vas
0Nsth1f6eiBlysNEsD5a sIkiememo-,
kby ] north
lAlksd14 .aaS1 ~ repre-
ssatativss ftoM ill sections. It net with,
this general support bscauss it vas deemed
ynviee = sdyoeats-t ~ adnIsion Of Dakota
b oAt snss. and tint idea prevails to day.
tie time the bill was introduced there
yasnos the remotest possibility gof is BE-
Don4E : lsv, thutis lie II |. pr...~ an
Pp6rtsnisyt rlasstSaANoordasp protest
the admission into the union Of I'M
Dakota, and acted accordipgly.d
Ed ssstiasasistths ssttisory, - sxprsssed
Fundamentally md sthsa speeches in the
ffvtSsna aSSSisson sitsrs.rds.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-25

Under ths caption Modest akasa.,i a.
in Tuesday's issue, givs the Pred1
Mo Dakotaian credit for saying that Dakota
9odestiy keeps . back ssat, not having
dsveloPed sufstcsent cheek 70 ssabls il q
'As1 ss. ;'s;s; .s !. sss''',ss:,;.s =
tEy.lssn isonD.Iess -.
Ing last winters session, introduced into
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-25

The ofaeisl returns from Nov York give
cornellsss =. &c majority for governor; Hos.
kins Li50Tor l~iestenant governor Joseph
B. Gstrs9;a62sfor secretary Of rstase james
w. Wadsworth 6.6l9 for comptroller Ma
than D. Wendell 3,274 for treasurer, and
HSmilla Wards7,33 for attozsst general
Thsss ssiatsSan11aIS iMssr,,p1SHcans.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-25

Judge Moody will postpone the re-
sentence of Martin L. Couk, the convicted
Deadwood murderer, until after the trial Of
Nrs. Boughton, who is mixed up in the
came case. Public sentiment in Deadwood
Is decidedly in favor ofmsrcy towards Couk.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-25

The members Of the national republican
committee say that they have received nc
information from California republican,
that they wish Gorham's place on the com
mittss from California vacant. It is said
however, that the California Republican
committee desire Gorham to vacate anl
make room for . republican.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-25

Tho United States treasurer last Saturday
Transferred $40, ooo, 900 in gold to the assay
Office at New York, to be used in paying
for foreign gold deposited for coavsrsion
ito Ansefcsn coin. This makes $6O,O00,.
0ootransfsrrsa siIosahs dsth of August.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-25
Th, ynegyog .1odu from North Carolina
to Indiana has began.

Toombs denouncss the northern demo-
cracy - sasslks and c~owardssand Gays it 10
high dine forlhs south tosrIIanize = party
otsits own. Thas is about ttS*ay agfsAl
uSny nsrthsrn democrats az bstinninS4o
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-25

verai,son nssds ! good lumber yard.
Diptheria is spreading in Turner county.
The Elk Point Courier is eight years old.
The Vermilllon Standard Is three years
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-25
FORMS

= FOR
Timber Culture Entry,
Homestead Entrys,
Homestead Final Proofs,
Soldiers Discharge.
Soldiers Power Of Attorney,
Protest Papers,
4gatus1 lizatioa Paper,
sNar1ASe Certificates, (Aeeording TO Dakota
sst1tAtes),,
School District Books and Blanks, Copy
right,
Eureka School Register. pronounced the
most perfect Of any register published,
compiled from the School law Of 1879.
piStrtes Court Blanks usul jorms),
9llttees Of th6 1see4l Baaahs, 90 formO,
Deeds. Mortgages, Quit Claims, Leases,
Chattel Mortgages, Bonds for Deed. Mort
gage Discharge and Assignment, and all
kinds Of ~conveyancing papers.
ShlgtRb De1ds, Reports and Certificates. a
S5s iAn.A1Doltnsnt.
Township Plats and Shipping Bills.
All BLANKS used By Lawyers. Land Agents,
Locators, Clerks Of Court, Justices. SheriHs and
kept in stock.
Catalogue by mail on application.
toG1MA Krnastunnr,
Yankton. Dakota Territory.
a sasE- it,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-08-26
Nouee.

h htby tbsy o. Boise, IS.
k,Std ,,ssed ' u the estate of John G. Hughes,
sgasl. s.,,n;sY n,mhEsY GIVEN BY The UNDER.
eshes lecrasa, irai"r of the estate of Johi.
h, as having cI,i,,, 10 lhe creditors Of aud all
@n fnar mo',s WITH the necessary vouchers
psoiice to tha 'ns after the first publication o,
''acernlle R"A RE sAld administrator az his oi,ic.
hls,rator q, -. WM j. ROTHwELI..
sd: 'ne estate of John q. hughes,
'''h' City, nay {. 1879.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-08-26
Hurrah for tIIicl and Looper.
GAINESVILLE Timea

| An old soldier was iound occnpv-
ing the soft side OF store-box last
night, aud Was approached spon the
grave political Issue now disturbing
the average politician Of the State.
"sVho are you fpr" said the news
man.
I'm fur, (spittins) I'm fur (bic)
and Lp~per, | aui," he said. in a husky
vofce aud with mrlodramatic air.
For H'ckenlooper, are you? Why
for him?u
'Be-be lecoz they were soldiers.
That's who Pm fnr (hc) and Looper.o
f'How do ynu know Hickenlooper
was soldier?' asked the reonrter.
"Be-becanSe was tbere-the nv
self | knew 'en both, and they wing
hia-brave men," nc said, rubbing the
Spite from his lips with his sleeve.
"Ihey-wflat do ypn mean? | am
am talking about Gen HickenIooper.
he Republican caniidate- for Lieut.
Governor" with astonishment at the
idea the fellow was advancing.
Il mean just what | say-that's
what ! me mean fought with both
(hc) and Ln per in the hottest If the
war (Hic) and Looper and me were
IN (hie) fifty battles, aud all three Of
US Game out all right and sober. I'll
never 90 so back on (hic) and Loop
'f. Both Of EN- were good fellows.
Hurrah for (hic) aad Looper," and the
ell"v' placed match under his head
or a pillow, and laid down to slun-
Der. humning:
I'm poor little Buttercup,
Sweet little gutter-pup," etc.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-08-26
Nofice.

RsoTfCE IS HEREbY GIVEN THAT AN AS.
So sesslLent OF 10 per share has been levied on
the capital stock of the Garden Valley Milling
Company, and that the same " i'll be due ana paya-
bile on the 18th of September next. BY order OF the
Board of Trustees.
G. W. KEGERREIs. sec'y.
July 8. 1879.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-08-26
An Outrage or Nature.

/
Niagara Falls is the grandest cata-
ract III the world. Half of it belongs
III the United States, yet it is not pos
sihle for an American citizen even to
look at the falls unless he paws at
least twenty-five cents.
Watkins Glen, New York, is won
derful chasm, wild and picturesque.
but the free American citizen must
pay fifty cents to enter it.
It is lard to fence in Mount Wash
ington, and it has not yet been ao-
cnlnplished, but as the fares are much
higher than the mountain The free
American citizen may think be can
save money by walking to the top.
He is mistaken. He will have to pay
forty cents to walk mp
The Au Sable ciannel is gloomy
and grand. but it costs the American
citizen fifty cents to see it.
The tlnme at the Franconia Notch
rs worth seeiug-seventy cents worth.
T.e Whirlpool at Mag ara is sad
and sombre; at least it makes the
American citizen feel So when e goes
there with party Of laiies-6fty
cents each.
The Falls Of Mnntmorency are ro-
mantle. historical and beantitul-twen-
ty.tive cents admission and fifty cents
toll
And thus it goes.
Ii American spectators could only
erect wall along the seacoast so
that no one could see the ocean with
out paying dollar, it is quite likely
the free American citizen would &c to
see it without murInnr and take his
children, if they were allowed TO gp
iii for half price.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-08-26
Notice,

&SOlCe.
AS Office is HEREBY 5IVEN THAT WILL. ON
kS saturday the lot day of 1ugust A d 1879
l. O'Clock NJ, of said day. at my office in Iiaho
city, Boise comfy. L rffer IT public auction The
sum of Two Hun red aud Fifty tS250i ollars to
I = lowest bidder therefor IN county Warrants of
said Boise co'nty, issued aud registered prior to
January. 1869 ISIDOR ITH
County Treasurer
IDAHO CiTY. l. r., Aug 6, ls79-td
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-08-26

FoEEsr fires are raging in Washing,
ton Territory.
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Notice.

ceased Vi ny
- fsohate feurfof Boise county. Idaho Territory
Aq Office Is HEREBY GIVEN IlY THE n MFR
signed Executor of III estate Of John Win.
htr deceased. 10 the creditors of and all ,e-sons
aVihg Claims against the said deceas Il 10 e. hjblt
4 I'm WITH the necessary vouchers wi hin tour
mouths after the first publication o this notice 10
me said Executor at his residence. ON sauaw
creek. IN Boise county, IDAHO Territory
rob- RT BARBOUR
Executor Of the 9 tate Of John w nner deceased
Dated Idaho City. August 49, 1879 -iw
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-08-26
Notice.

sGEsa week in your own town SIS outfit free
u 0UNo risk Reader If You want business a
VIII ch persons of either sex can make great pay q
he tine they work write for particula TO FL
hA-...-? 'yso Portland. Maine. Jaae4'7S-1y.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-08-26
Dissolution Notice

az p.RiNLk HIP HER no ORE Fxrsr.
this aas pel@een :. q Havird and James pult bas
sn~se indepted US viii pleas come torward "a
see WITH Y Hayird BY July /. $50 ana a,'a
nasihg y, claims aa ms the Ia firm will ss
'esen' 'heir accounts for settlement ras'
G. @. HAyIRD,
Crnrppv, MES PULK
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SlaAp asmi mssklg laarld
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T1uesda C. y@ s&e Esridavz.
BY THE
The Idaho World Printing Company
HEMaN JONES. BUSINESS MANAGER.
,fs il Brick Build ns Adjoining Hseaie IIal. Wall Street
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Rates of bscripticn:
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"WEIL, little girl. did you have .
nice time playing yesterday"
"0h, yes sir; played | was fash
ionable lady, and put on mammals
hair and her stomachs.'
Mamma faints.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-08-26
Notice.

In the Probate Court of Boise county, Idaho Ter
ritovy
In the matter of the estate of John o'Donnen
9eceased:
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE UNDER
~ gned, executor o. the estate of John O'Don-
mel, deceased. to tie creditors of. AMI all persons
aving claims against. said deceased to EXHIBIT
them with the necessary vouchers, to him at
Pia'erville. Boise county, |. I within ten months
after the first p hlication of this uote.
THOMAS BURKE,
Executor of the estate of John O'Donnel. de-
erased.
pats~i Idaho city. July 2. ,s7e-4w
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-08-26
Mntice,

siss HE FOLLOWING wARR NTS WILL BE PAID
Z out of the Current Expense Fund on preseuta-
tion a my office:
No. 2s.. IN favor of James Apperson. .......s5 90
rs. X. Witt ......... d Is
Also. the following Warrant Will be paid out OF
the Hospital Fund:
No. 255. In favor of l.. A. Berge', $225 90
ISIDuR SMITH,
County Treasurer.
IDAHO CITY. I. T. Aug. 6 ls7s-am
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-03-11
ELS

ST. LOUIS. March lO.-The New York
Herald of the 9th, containing letter charg-
ing that siop fed, and diseased cattle are
shipped from the National Stock yards
here to New York and other eastern mar
kets, has arrived here and produced great
Indignation, not only among the officers OF
the yards but cattle dealers generally, and
all assert most positively that the state
ments in the letter are false in every par
ticplar, and were doubtless fabricated TO
damage or destroy the export trade in
American cattle. Isaac Knox, Vice Presi-
dent, authorizes the statement that slop
has never been fed in the National yards
since the opening in 1878, and during all
that time not one hundred head of sloT
fed cattle have been sold there. The charge
that poor Texas cattle are brought here
and shipped to the farm of Abe Mcneil
Greenvilie, ILL., there fed on distillery slops
till they are fattened aud full of disease
then returned to the yards, sold and ship
ped east as healthy stock, is pronounced
by Mr.. Mcneil as utterly false, He doe
not feed either still or slops. He also say
there is not and never has been brewer!
in Bond county, where be resides. Mr.
Knox expresses the opinion that the write
of the letter was never in the Natioua
stock yards. All dealers here say the cat
tie have not been SO healthy throughou
the West for ten years as this season.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-03-11
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, March l0.-The Brooklyn
Presbytery, to day, decided to try DIR. Tai
mage on the following charges presented
by thecommittee appointed at the previous
session; Deceit and tassehood 10 state
ments regarding his withdrawal from the
editorship of the Christian at Work; 10
stating that the sittings 10 the tabernacle
were free; 10 accusing J. W. Hathaway
Of dishonest practices, and then denying
| il: of faisehood in cole Jting subscriptions
for the payment Of the church debt; Of
deceit in a difficulty concerning the or
ganist of the tabernacle, and of stating
| that he was TO be arraigued for he'r0doxy,
when he knew that sucA was not the case.
! Over 1000 guests responded tins eve
ming to invitations issued by Cyrus W.
| Field to celebrate the silver wedding OF
the inception Of the enterprise by which
| Europe and America are liuked by the
Atlantic cable His house in Grammercy
Park was opened at 9 o'clock, and the
drawing-rooms were thronged with prom
inent men of the country, statesmen, ,sehol-
ars, diviues, men of letters, diplomats and
army and navy officers,
Mr.. Field, during the course of his re-
marks, said: To-day there are over TO-
900 miles of cattle crossing the seas and
oceans, and as II it were not enough to
have messages sent with the speed ot
lightning they must be sent in opposite
directions at the same moment. | have
lust received a telegram from Valen
tia, ireland. which reads, This an
niversary witnesses the duplex work
ings across the Atlantic of an accom-.
plished fact, by which the capacity O
ocean cables are doubled" One thing only
remains, which still hope to be spared tt
see and in which to take part-the layinl
of cable from San Francisco to the Sand
wlch Islands, for which [ have received
this very day a concession from King Kal
, akaua. BIZ his minister, who is here to
, night, aud from thence to Japan, By whicl
the island groups of the Pacific may b
brought into communication with the con
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-03-11
REV Y0EK.
The Great Match.

NEw York, March ll.-Iu the pedes-
trian match the score at IL a. IN. stood
Roweil l46 miles two laps, Hartman IS
miles, Ennis l22 miles and O'Leary lI9
miles lap.
Harriman's attendants say he was never
in better condition. He strides around the
garden taking ffty-two inch step. His
hackers are very confident OF his success,
and assert he will be first man at midnight.
1t IS his intention to keep up his gait 36
hours
1t is reported that Rowell has several
painful blisters on his feet and calves
which are swelling badly.
Ennis attendants say their man is in
excellent condition.
A two o'clock the score was Rowell,
1871; Hartman, 146; Ennis, l3O; O'Leary,
l29.
Barney Aaron, O'Leary's trainer, says
the champion Is now 10 good condition,
and would do some tall walking TO- morrow
He will take things easy to~day.
Betting to-day , to l on Rowell against
O'Leayy. Hartman is rapidly becoming
the favorite, and is quoted even with Row.
ell 1t is said that bets could have been
offered on him at slight Odds against the
Epglishuan.
Rowell is reported as feeling very sleepy
while O'Leary seems stupifed.
Sir John Ashley telegraphed Rowell, ,"GC
it, my boy"
At D. N. the score stood Rowell, 16:
miles, Hartman. ISL miles; Ennins, 81
miles; O'I-eary, l32 miles.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-03-11
INTERNATIONAL REVIEW.

The March number of the international
contains two articles of more than ordinary
merit. The more important, in one sense,
is an article on the Currency and the Ma
tional Banks" by George Walker, Vice
President Of the Gold and Stock Telegraph
Company of New York; this is very con-
else statement Of the relative amount Of
coin and paper currency, with comparisons
drawn between this and European nations
as to the proportion Of coin reserve to the
whole amount of the circulating medium.
Several new points are presented in re-
gard to the necessary amount Of circulating
medium for the proper conduct of the
business Of this country. These are we'll
worth the consideration Of the infationists.
The second article to which we refer, and
one of far more Importance. in that it
affects the physical well-being of man
kind, from the pen of Professor N. s.,
Shaler, of Harvard University, is entitled
sleep and Dreams" The author draws
some very nice conclusions from state
ments advanced, in regard to the amount
of sleep necessary to the preservation Of
health and bodily strength; the result of
his research being that six to eight hours
sleep is not enough for the average NOR
tai. This subject Of sleep is difficult one
to analyzc, as in coming within its realms
man must put aside his arms of sense and
understanding with which he ccnquers the
fields Of day, as the functions of the mind.
upon which he depends FOR observation,
are held ia suspension during slumber.
1t is subject pregnant with fact but has
50 far baf1ed the inquiries Of science.
The remaining articles comprise various
topics that will repay examination, promi-
nent among them being one by Sidney
Lanier, entitled "A Forgotten English
Poet The International is published by
A. 5. Barnes & Co, New York; subscrip
tion price $500 per year.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-03-11
ILLINOIS.

CHICAGO, March 1.-THE republican
city convention to-day nominated n. NJ.
Wright Tor mayor. Col r. w. Rickaby,
for city attorney; NJ. A. Farwell treasur-
er.
Atl2:30 this AFTERNOON Madame Ander-
son at the exposition building had walked
l,i44 quarter miles in as many consecutive
ten minutes. She walked in her sleep q
greater part of the night and appears ut
terly exhausted. It seems impossible that
she can finish the remaining 300 quarter
miles
The wheat market seems greatly de.
moralized, prices to-day having declined
two cents, with weak feeling and pressure
to sell at the one o'clock close. Reaction
is chiefly on account of the numerous ru-
mors regarding Keene' deal
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-03-11
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, March 1.-The approp-
ration for the expenses of the Us. Courts,
three million dollars, having been wholly
omitted from the civil appropriation bill,
the amount must be inserted in the legis-
lative, executive and Judicial appropriation
bin.
Subscriptions to the four per cents 1869,
$50.
At the cabinet meeting to-day the sec
retary of the treasury presented for intor
nation OF the president, 20 be mbodied il
his annual message to the extra session, 1
statement showing the probable receipt
aud expenditures for the next fiscal year
and the necessity OF making provision 70
payment Of arrears Of pensions.