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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-21

Governor Lew Wallace, of New Mexico,
has preferred chargesfagainst Lieutenant
Colonel Dudley. Of the Ninth cavalry, for
refusing to obey his (Wallace's) orders, un-
der proclamation of the president, made last
summer, concerning o%utlawrv in New Mex
leo, but no action will be taken upon the
charges, az the general Of the army will
justify Dudley in his action under the cir
cumstances.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-21
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Proceedings OF tho hoard NJ its March
Session.

Proceedtnxs OF h Doard NJ Its March
Session.
OFrICE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. /.
YANkTON. D.T., March 10Th, 1879. y
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present-Commissioners w. B. Valentine,
chairman, d. Wilcox and Ole Sampson ;
also, E. Miner, clerk.
On motion, the tax for 1873 was remit
ted ON all in excess Of a valuation Of 5000
on northwest quarter, section 6, town 50,
range Sc, at the request Of John McGregor,
it appearing that the same was assessed
higher than other lands of the same quality
near it.
The board proceeded to purge the list Of
names of jur and found that 40 names
were needed to complete the list, and the
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-21

In the senate committees, Kirkwood is on
foreign relations and postofices; Allison on
finance, appropriations, private land claims
and Indian affairs Paddock Oh agriculture
and public lands; Logan on military affairs,
Indian affairs and territories /; Davis on ju-
dietary and revision of laws; Saunders on
Territories.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-21
territories

The st. Paul Pioneer Fress prints a
couple of columns of evidence on the sub
ject of seed wheat. which shows the high,
low aud medium grades sprout readily and
the conclusion therefore is that last years
shrunken wheat will grow. Common sense
will, however, dictate the use Of the best
quality obtainable for seed.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-21

The secretary of the treasury has accept
ed bids for $4,000 ounces of silver bullion,
to be delivered at the San Francisco mint.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-21

There are no negroes in the 4Gth con-
eress, but the p~aternal parents of q great
many mulattoes are visible in the throng.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-21

Cyrus Bussey, formerly of Iowa, is to be
appointed pension agent at New Orleans.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-21

Orders for 1000 silver dollars were re-
ceived at the treasury Wednesday, making
a total of $20s. 900 this month.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-21

= CuUScu
Brinkerhof J
Broderson Charles
Brooks c E
Bronson A G
Buell. III E
Burgi Frederick
Benz Frank
Bramsen John
Buchanan John
Campbell Joseph
Carney O II
Cooley d B
Cariveaux Felix
Foster J S
Graves NJ A
Hayward A
Human Delatus
Human A L
.Jencks III F
Kadish c j
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-21

following names we
Alexander Eugene
Allen George
Almy G. w
Anderson Peter
Andrews William
Arend Henry
Bader Joseph
Bagstad Matthias
Bagstad liver
Barber A w
Bates c HI
Bates John O
Baumann ] G
Becker John
Blatt William
Black Robert
Blod9et Myron
Bowyer E..
Box VIM
Brennan Patrick
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-21

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j KYLE GILBERT. =. C..
SUMMER TRAVEL.

II you journey for business health o. recres-
non 10 the Mountains Lakes, or Shore. over
anc or over sea, don't fail to secure the proiec.
non OF Accident InSuI-I,ucs in:
The TRAVELLERS of Hartford Any regular
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10 rrrIcSs--To, MIKE I. fusse,s zee
gsuhrsce, siase u Fowl os BASIN ~Sta koii!
nag water 60 beat Il :heIi pour ~ suAS
clenr beihnG water With sna EtEnd sYriiap
kLe shs nssl inso- The aovh Ea,& v,Scsp I'm
asaer sris tte nixtrrc eonecsaeiy wsoss 1.
spoon usasS sCsficien. msaf kas bec,, lazt-
81 60 1iasss = shsfs md stnpeeIs dc,1&-
Lhisi etsopid be doee rspisayy sStssvise
sns Eootrles Wis cool ~ s,asIsinc,- Tke
msasa shoaid Always he sssJed Is. rfs w.
cer WITH constant stHEls z, ter e sfnr va
Ger ." s,d<tsd 10 che sa.aI It's :wo Sgrs.
assnfs rin sos be weE Rended and a
lunpF nssv was rssaic- &c mad 4.
bread eoaIsice, cut stale bre-sd INTO shies
slices, and pour enough boilS,sg water
over - COVER p4scc by ale fire aud
allow E 90 siIrslssey Cor o short tire :
thep STRAIN of tk. excess es water and
spread On 4 hot cEoth.
"A sc1rurT, who represented himself ss
Government agent, excited the Negroes
q hcsraes county, Mss, By telling
'fsrs that q fyer train would sahe them
On The following Sunday to Kansss. He
charged every pvan 81 Tor small flag.
which was TO- De his title to $50. Of
land whep nc reached Eansas. The
news spreaI Ike wildfire, ana selling
their cows for 81, thcir chickens for n
penny apiece, and other possessions at
AS 'airous rates, 900 negroes gathered
10 Wait for the train that ne yer came.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-08-08
Camp MeetiH6s.

The Campneeting for Springfield Cir.
cult, will begin Friday. August 18Th, on
the Land Of MIR. Wagner, one mile
from Springfield. We extend cordia
invitation TO the friends Of Religion to
join us by ieDting and Otherwise, in adj
rancing the cause OF the MASTER
Boarding facilities will be FURNISHED q,
reasonable rates. No huckstering allow
ed, we will claim all the protection the
Inv affords. j. w. Wolfe PC.
There will be a Camp Meeting hell
on the Winchester and Romnev Turn
pike, near Mr.. Albert Lovett's, on North
River Circuit. commencing on the 22na
of August, 1879. The public are inv.
ted to attend.
j. KYLE GILBERT, r..
A Village Camp Meeting Of the NJ. T..
Church, colored, will b. held ut Remnev,
Hampshire county, w. Va, commencinc
August 18th, 1879. The following Min
listers VIII be In atten dance, viz: Rev. r.
T. Bell, Presiding Elder OF Wheeling
District; Revs. III. Cellers from Moore
field; }. Owens from Keyscr; V. p
Lawson from Wheeling ". II. Harri.
from Cumberland; w. Davis from JEFF
ferson; and j. Daley, preacher in charge
OF Romney Circuit, and others.
July IS, 1879
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B0ltinaOTc D0ily Sun,
TIE PEOPLES EXPONENT L INSTRUCT

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adherence thrOngbou: IFS whole career 10 sOgtt
conservative prilciples. and bY the e0;erFs
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IN procuring news, has estab ishcd for ii,si ,
reputation 10 he front rink OF ionrnilss .
This standing il is determined 10 maintain vi
give, ~ the ample means which it cJnEHS
for the pnrpOse in a condensed and ihOr0agi
readable form, all the News Of the day "
the hour or gUblic1'ion.
10 politics TIE Sun naturally adherc ~
position which IL las always held, with 1nrF
cal approval OF National lndepe1deri -.
Conservative paper. The Suns Corresponds
covers tie FIVE great cities OF London Para
New York, Washington ard san frarrss .
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and adjacent States, ana iis WashuRi0n sa'',
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The Market and Stock Reports are disiingl.
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Gent fulness 10 meet the general reqar'D
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Of Phiiadelphis, whilst in Baltimore is ~
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-08-08
To Farmers!

'NBE undersigned. having permanently Ioca-
u Ht IA homney. offers for sae he follow
log agiicGftassl implements, &c
Se<S Engines, portable aud stationary, the
Cesee-N,-f Traction Farm Engine &C. g.
Cooper 90 Pony Circular Sawuil,s, Thrrsh-
nag Machines, Tarbipe Water wheel sowerp
Z keaPers, Horse Hay md Grain Rakes, fLiou
Center Drss', Clover bslers. Grain Drilss, SUI
~ Coir'a'or,, P1owa Pan Feed Mills. elder
AhS, Ccrs SSellsrs. Fodder Cptisrs, Bsy and
Ca''Ie SeHiss, sc, Sc
Also, Agsst fer Ss@pstire, Mineral h Rsrdy
Counties, Tor the Best Fertilizers % the market
Prs IN. nal Matter, via: Rsssell, Coo h Far
mers Choice Alec, anything in M fxe. Call
sor and yeo sholl &c ssppfed promptly and on
the Esost receon~hls tsrDs. Terms 10 spit th,
times ard To E,eet Competition.
livery implement warranted 10 give sa,isfac.
ton. Give ms cali before Purchasing else
where.
GEO. W. SHOCkEY.
Agent
Romney. May J6, lS79.-ly.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-08-08
Fresh Arrirai of
Millinery
AND STRAW GOops.

1NHE sodfsiened has recently r.,.rrAs r.
he H~ss and has opened at the brick hsiiI
inG formerly occupied by Mr.. Saml. J Pcs
which has been newly f,,ed up, nice h, !.
choice Millinery Goods.
HATS. Trimmed and Untrimmed
All kinds OF Trimming for Hats
All {" White Goods.
Such ~ Wash Nets. Illusions, &c. Also. ,,.,
erai variety OF Ariifcial Flowers kc
HOLIDAY GOODS
In addition, have received a mic. Il, =,
Candies, Nuts, roys, and various articles ~,
holiday presents. ."
" Jon want bargains, call early At The b.,
Shop, opposite the Conrt-house.
LOUISA HOUSgR.
Ronney, June 6. 1873
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DON'T EXPOSE ME-

Rich, Rare and Racy French Gard Send %
for sample. Address NOVELTY CARD co
l27 Clark street Chicago.
ian 20, 1872
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-08-08

Nm old bachelor being i'll his sister
presented him % cup Of medicine what
is it 2 hc asked. She answered, 1T is
elixir asthmatic, it Is very aromatic, and
viii make you feel ecstatic." "Nancy,"
hc replied, with a smile. You arc very
U.termate
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-08-08

Upon tho adjournment OF Congress.
Alex. stephens, it is said crawled into
~ envelope and franked himsclr home
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MI A R B Il p
WORKS.
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CUMBERLAND, ma
Near the Posto6fcc,
tSoecessos 10 the Old reliable aru Of y. }. Spep-
bsr Sop,l
rs puttisg mp the hesa 7onhsscues end al
II kin Of Marble work for lee wouev than
any other krm in this region. Gre~, rrduesion
10 prices mas bsea made since last EADl A large
LOT Of finished
MO5sttDsentS E. T0D.bsfOncs.
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NANrELS and CRATES OF every STYLE and
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- ycanS laDE hesitatlaG fer a wood IN
describing tits sitsracser oS =. Soaae ma,
who bod assAsssd heu SKID, ale Is ass
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mo, he haxsnOc ds.s~isy sacugb for shas
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why" asked a beautiful young lady
"why is it that nature never intended
hair to grow on u woman's face p
"Why, you dear silly goose, it's because
nature wanted to give the manufacturer
of rouge, cosmetics and lilly white a
chance to make living"
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AT A HoRsK FAIR IN PAgrs.--Old
Gentleman Cooking at very bobtailed
horse) "Bless me how short they have
cut his tail -
Attendant. "His master is n member
Of the Society for the Protection Il AMI.
mails IN this fashion he will not annoy
the poor flies"
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HALF WAY UP THE HILL.-Grand
papa: "By George, | must stop anC
blow a bit, Tommy 90
Tommy. "All right, grandpapa I've
got a stone 70 put under your heel"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-20

GENERgL JAMS SHIELDs, who was IN
Washington last winter anxious to Sc
cure position as Doorkecper OF the
House, will appear in the Capital IN a
few DAYS to take his seat ~ a Senator
from the State of Missouri. Hehas been
nominated hy tho Democrats uI the Leg
,slaturr of that State to I'LL the uncNplrcd
term OF senator BouV, tits election is
assured, hut ho will only have Tow
weeks OF Nrvice until tho It'll at
March. No man in the United states
has had such Chcckcnd career
"A General SmElnS lie has
represented Illinois aud Minnesota IN
the senate already, and when hc takes
his seat from Missouri hc will have AN
honor that no other citizen ever EN-
loved that oi having represented three
different States ia the United states
senate. Ills civil huuors, ton, have
only kept pace with his military glor'os.
llrNas a Brig.,dirr ,icucr,l IA the McNi-
can war aud a Major Gcuural IN the war
fyr the Union. lie Was wounded sever
al times Ia both wars, aud carries lead
enough ia his bojy nov 60 rlg out u
sh.,d seine