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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-01

INSURANCE ACCOUNT,
Paid l.. B. Partridge & Co., premiums.$
INTEREST ACCOUNT.
Paid interest on bonds, including ex-
change and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. I:
Paid A. Schandein, city treasurer, col
lectlon ices
Paid F. Schnauber, county treasurer.
collection fees ....... ...............
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-01
FOR RENT,
DRESS AND CLOAK MAKING.

Mrs. LA. BurrERF1ELD, from.Boston, Mass,
is prepared to do dress and cloak making in all
their branches, at the corner Of Fourth and
Mulberry streets. Boston and New York styles
received every month.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-01
T0OTLE LIVINGSTON & co.
Cloak and Suit Departm't.

TOOTLE, LIVINGSTON & co. are of.
fering the latest New York styles in Ladies'
Tslmas, Dolmans, Sacks, Circulars, and
Cloaks in diagonal and camel hair cloths,
Cashmeres, Brap dEte and Silk, Debage,
Mohairs and Bunting combination suits,
Cambria and Linen suits, Mohair, Debage,
and Linen listers, Broche, Paisley and
French Shawls. Lace and Shetland Shawls,
Shetland Talmas, the latter entirely new and
stylish. Purchasers will find in this depart
ment q irst-class stock throughout the sea.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-01
WIILIAM NJ. BRIsTOLL,
Secretary of the Board Of Education
Yankton, D. T., April 18. 1879.

Cash on hand Apr1l /, s7s..........s 1905 81
Cash from city school tax OF 1875. with .. 40
penalties
o1 pena iuim Guy sonooa 1873 ls
Cash from city school tax OF 1871, with
pen8lClee wv -
o1 penalties tic ~: 4.ls6 IS
deiinauent. .... Is 70
Cash from school fund. ............. 2,l4s 20
clerk Of district court .:..:.....: ess 90
City Justices White and zisbsch 80. 1855 70
Cash from tuition Of foreign pupils.... SOC 70
Cash from damages by pupils, dnes for 50
Cash from sale OF old material ....... 1 90
Total receipts. SO, AZ VI
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-01

Milwaukee beer on draught at George
Browns at five cents . glass.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-01

DR.. w. H. H. Brown, dentist, Union
block, Yankton.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-01
YAnkron soAAp Of EDUCATION

Financial Report fer the Year Esaisl
March 81, 1879.
To tie Honorable Mayor and Cba1ca Of "
city@ Yaakton, d. T.:
GENr1EnxN:-In obedience to the n.
quirsmsas of section Is Of the act esta0-
lishiur the board Of education Of The city
Of Yankton, approved January 9, 1875, The
following statement Of the receipts and dis
bur,emsnts of moneys under and in pursu-
INC. Of the provisions Of said act, during
the fiscal year beginning April !, 1879 ara
.ndips March 81, 1879, is respectfully sub
0A''s"' x,,... n Rp1srorL.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-01

Emma Walters and Carrie Walters favor.
cd us with q brief cal! this morning, and
during the interview which ensued they
desired Us to state that they possess no atm.
ity for Lolita Whitney and that they are 70.
Gretful over the occurrences which have
brought their names into police court ~.
mails and iato public print. They say that
they have been pursued and that their pur.
suer has an unpleasant habit of hitting peo.
pie over the heads with oil cans. Not feel.
Ing called upon to endure the ignomy Of
assaults Of this nature they invoked the lid
ofjustice and - q result the naughty Lofts
has been placed under $50 bonds to give
up her warlike ways.
A gentleman by the name Of Rawlins
met with some rather discourasing exper.
fences on the morning Of our last fire. He
had left his valise with his best clothing in
the care Of George N. Jenkins, who was IN
old acquaintance, and Of course it was con.
sumed in the fire which. destroyed Jenkins
meat market. At the hotel where he waa
stopping, Q night thief entered his room the
night Of the fire and distracted his pocket
containing quite . sum Of money. Having
bean awakened by the fire alarm Mr.. Raw
Inns got up and went cut neglscing to lock
his door which gave the thei! the opportu.
nifty to 70 in and purloin his money.
Captsln Lavender nailed . tramp Ia,
night-sailsd him badly. Some Of The
eaptaisis saltsd meat was uystssieusly mis-.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-01

LEASING SCHOOL HOUSES.
Paid Dakota Hall trustees
REPAIRING SCHOOL HOUSES.
Paid DIP: Wilcox, carpenter work and
material.
Paid Richey & Dix, tinner, and material
/" Munr0e y Semple. painting
I" for glass and putty
:" water for cleaning.... ......
" " sundrleS.
JANIToR's WAGES.
Paid William H. Werdebaugh........
BOOKS OF REFERENCE AND APPARAr
COUNT.
Paid for primary charts and drawing
cards.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-01

A Choice line Of DRESS GOODS, Black and Summer Dress
Silks, Trimming Silk, all colors, shades and prices.
Large and elegant assortment of Ladies' SILK TIES.
H~ANDKERCH1EFS, LINEN COLLARS and CUFFS.
Ladies' ZEPHYR SHAWLS and sACQUEs.
Torchon, Brabant and Valencienne LACEs, HAMBURG
Edgings and Insertions.
200 gross Dress Buttons in all new Colors and Shapes.
Ladies' Kid Gloves, dressed and undressed, in Black & Colors.
Hosiery, Notions and Corsets in endless variety.
Ribbons, in Satin and Gros Grain, all numbers. colors. prices.
An ELEGANT STOCK OF
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-01-04

land. Ohe of ths.ae peculiar 10 the
swamps ia the frequent iununda'
/ tons which not only destroy the
crop for the year IN which they
occur, but destroy MAch other prop
erty that it takes YEARS at snccr<s-
tul far ming to restore. These, ever
Auws, according to Senator Eustls,
on the s.IIevee Bill" happen at
least live ont Of every eight years.
What could be hoped for Nnder
suoh circumstances The swamp
laEtls that are even partially free
from these Hoods will be found t.
make fair return when properly
cultivated. So much then for poor
land. There are a few other eat
evils connected with our system OF
Ian ming which We will consider
heI rafter, il the editor of this paper
don't shut down on rs for making
unnecessary disclosures.
As TO the s,dl, We have spoken
plainly. We know much is writ
ten about it's wonderful fertility,
needing only this or that little
thing, according to the hobby of
the writer, to make it bring forth
abunda ntly and crown us with un-
bounded prosperity. We do not
quarrel with these writer's, but we
know that they do much harm. The
above is dark picture, but more
IN accordance with the truth.
After considering the evils of the
farming system, il patience 10 not
exhausted, We will, with all due
Difference, offer some suggestions
NJ ." the hest course fur the far Mer
10 pursue to place h,inseii i" a p,
sitiOn ut quiet and c"mt.rt aud in
time Of hd-l,eusl. nct>
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-01-04
G;io~e of Another Year.


Brandon Republican,
Another anti. Stasne haa been
rracl,rJ. An..th-r year hss r.,li-si
Int" eternity. Next Wednes lay q
new year ~ Ill dawn upon Ills. l. ID
time for serious rrfits:tiOn-i,r
turning nrw leat-for making
new resOlutI uus- for looking back
over the past. and f,r laying plans
tor the future. The past has heel,
AN evenitul ytar-a year of trials.
troubles. disapp0intinrmis and sOr-
rows. Oui peo.le have lived hard
aud worked hard, with u determina-
ton to rid themselves Of debt and
annoyance but alas, how few have
realized their expectations. Crops
have been cut short, and the price
OF our leading staple has declined
nearly one half. Instead of getting
out of debt, most of US are deeper
in. Old debts stare us in the face.
and We can ace no way to pay them
a. d support our families at the same
time. What il to he done How
can We arrange these old matters
Where is the money to come from
to settle our Indebtedness These
are questions that stare three
fOurths of Our people in the face
We cannot answer them. but our
advice is to pay what you can-to
divide what you can spare among
those you owe, and 10 ask them to
wait Oh yOu for the balance. unfit
you make atO' her crop. Dua't pay
one man ali aud the balances moth
ing. Ii you pa! - pat. AID show
!isi"S,. ion 10 pa. the halaticr,
your c.etir"r> will give You time.
Then ~, to work In earnest. Next
year a's, Is. - better crop year ami
pliers my go uii, and next fall
you may aUe tnp.y up DON t
,it>is,I. Da.'. give M AID quit
trying. Tue darkr-, hnNr is lust
i.-iore d..A, ii Il in -h.nt ,lm- me
M.Sm -.an al ,s">,.,i'y May use
I'D >i,(n i"xu,Iait.,. Ike c.,ur
az l. r"k ~. IN. hrsn. size b..
enc. riui. a. S" wutn VITA vin.
L.v" ",..., M.c ~ ai,.l toy the cad
ii $50 :, u ..Hy gan get squ..rs.
~itn .mr ~" -. D.m', .n.,, 4. as.,im.,,
s."mIn. ~ i...id times. .,,,i sl,rn.i
the ,itI. y.,u Dave ibr " hisky. u..iii
u L. i.n, l." e ~ I'iwmt " cr.l. TILE
ID ihr Ns, IsO,r man's ss,,lliry in
The word, :-u.i il our people hat
rat-t.st I'rDvi>isssH ~ SteA.t Of . .tiOn
'iu' ing i"e past i've Yeats thx
" smsns ALI hssw bs. IN u b u: j hinx
l.: .ss.ili ON.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-01-04

Conrirr-Jouraal, Dec ~.
B y.Id t., TT. U'.if"d St"'es
Minis -r To G-in'aoy, is deaf. A
diSy,x,ch rrc-i. Ell day t-f'r- " STIR
day stated that he MAS Thought 1"
tee better, bat his di-rasr ,h'"n~A
was 81 a',ArI,culaIiy severe t, pc.
Mr.. TayI"r went 1" Germany with
the good wishes o! all his ,a'untr, =
men, wliI were prn:isi OF his rtI,uta-
ton as ~ " Grid wide trav. Ter, an IlOr
and poet. He expected, through
the facilities furnished him by his
Official position at Berlin. to COM
plete the great work of his life, he
Lite and I'll. Of Goethe. His
zest for German literature. his ac-
Iuaintance with the language and
y. ople insured the success Of that
work, which is now cut short by his
death. There are few reading per-
sonAu.Inhnul26ou1lHtm6RlNember Mr..
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-01-04

a-f0Ot," which he was enabled "a
prniuCe, after extensive travel with
limited means in Europe tl,roup h
the Kindness OF his early friend,
Horace Greedy.
Bayarl Ia. Tor was born in Ken.
nett Square, Chester county. Pemn>
sylvania, January IL, 1925. At
seventeen years Of age he became
an apprentice In n printing office il,
West Chester. ana began writing
verses for the press. His first vol
ume Of poems was published in
1874, entitled ''Ximena." After his
return from Europe in 1876, he e.li>
ted IL paper in Phoenixvilie, Penn
syiyania, from which place he went
to New York AMI began bis literary
career BY contributing to the Liter.
airy World, and New York Tribune,
OF which journal he became associ
ate editor aud part owner in 1919.
He soon after commenced series
of foreign tours, and subsequently
visited the Pacific coast, where he
got the materials for his book, GEL
Dorado" In 1851 he began his
travels through Egypt, Asia and
China, and on his return in 1868 he
Published several books, reciting
his adventures in those regions.
He has published many volumes of
poems, chief among which are
"Rhy nes of Travel. ""Poems If the
Orient" "'rhe Poets journal" etc.
One OF Mr.. TaylOr's most interest
ing fields OF travc! was through,
Denmark, Sweetlen, Norway and
Lapl&nd, and sOsne of his most de
iighttu! sketches are found IN hia
ts.",k, s.Sna,ns-r ami Winter Picta'-s
at Swer,tr., Denmark a,.d Li,,i.,nd.'
His iAf, ut poem '.P. imp Druks ~
iinn." tx ob.. oi NJ. T.. hrs nst
t.O.lu..i .',i- IN y. rs..
MIR. TiN isu Nd i..s> SHcc, -stul ~
:, n"veii-r thai - =" ;; thangh ;'i-
4 Mi. III. gr, l.i'ic 81" -n,cr ..tninx
A &c. Eo,e,e hr Was m.,~'
rnsqi. I .ir. ni--' ,sirUn-, 49, s.i- Ii -.
'Ce =, mt, Od. aui al XQ lit.
~ "A = M, See. -. IN Frnat Uf
~ assrin,., uS;r tel. A. d, lee:
usrr, t." h. ~ ..ty str.ng al
Way ~ aw.nx Ia. =. au.lis-n. ~, n d
H.. b Ell. .Its,nIng ANIL inst iWcl ing
tnrm.
l.. prison Ba,ad Tas i"r Was of
il .aixr, musrM:Ml tsame. im.isl.
IA ps',i ami bright - massI GENIAL,
~tf It s.i,a q man, wh"n, to- Know
w.s y. love. liz and Th.skrra.
ts-..ssn.. iasi ss't s-0l H. trlrn.ls
from Their h,si ~, eti..r, the X"u.s.:
- ~si:ct receiving ~ .. Z wi.a fi..w,
The .i.I.-l his .k-ln,t AMI i;'s >AUr.i
It S.:,.il-rr, which the .s~as Eng i>h
rs,sss~ .c,st nasi e. ."ss.te:- :. I'll. 1T his
r'strtst Treasures.
The .l~aih M Bay xr,i Tayl
makes u ti..-t. 4 ssi. /" The liISias.
,nd e.aiAi c,c:.-. at New Yurx, ar.i
wIh he Irat With g.-n,iur s."s,x t,s |
A inrf,t.aUS I'll. Oe-r Tie N"rld. lie |
sa~ u ,u:ln To- IT,. lnv..sl an W.li a.
admired. HIS aI'la'ih W-nt to t.e
i"rnian Mission WAS received by |
III c,tuntr, with eut.uSi.-iBs. IL -
al 10 ttink that, il, the Il ,sh IT
,cII,i'y, int-iseci a.si ami l..t s,s.:.t.
,u.i. ." the "itlst OF ~ much HOPS.
lnd so inatlv ls,iInrx, h- IN thu.
take" away. He leaves
| wife. whom he married )" Germ.
~, and an only daughter just bud
hug into wOn.inhOod.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-01-04
Notice to Creditors.

NOV will take notice that letters of ad-
ministration on the estate of Dr. N.
W. MCKEE deed, were granted to the nm
tlersiy:.ed on the 9th day Of November.
A. ID. 1879. by the Chancery Court Of Mad
isnn county, Miss All persons having
claims against the estate of sai.l DIR. N. W.
Mckie .re requested to exhibit tile
same and have them registered within the
time aid r--ifhin the manner prescribed BY
law, or they will bs. forever barred.
MOLLIE T. MCKEE,
Administrative.
Z. SMITH, Soli,itor. dec last
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-01-04
MISSISSIPPI ITEES.

B."n,!s'n N4.l.m'aIc.sm Iiri ms =
LitY.lci,. he L.g-r Beer k..x.
Nk:ks'."rE, gave n"th:s. 'ttsi I've.
w..aii Il .,,s,is. tiss. R'0>s zee e.th~ O'
i,i- ss:tN "a, g" the l1th i..af i, - itss.
- ni'w. ssrsl .rI.fs.ns III ,ie c.!, .".I
tiIaf he. ws.uia reduce the t,tIc, Il
b ~ &" five ceiI's pr driHk. Th-
w"tuw> aud Ort.haiI~ rece- p.i
Stj3. so
Macon Beacon: By .h. tins. this
paragraph reaches tie IIlt,iic. every
Usii with 0.e or ~" exceptions.
a tsO MAS harmed sMt liz Msss:s" viii
have Iesan, Il business. l. IL trnr
ihs. eie.aHt AMI cApsci0u< Store.
lOvaes Will be missed. hut the en-
,-rpr,se and energy Vi Our m-s-
GIANTS are sqaal to- the emergency.
As,d new bni,tlinxS alrcs.ly staINi
upon the ~,tA.s Ut thys- s!r13, ny ETA.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-01-04

- nrs Herald, Dec. 81
thu C"p.e, place. xix mites
Vicksi'u' g. IL. re- hv..s poor
kan vito WAS widowed T., Z q
low f..Vrr Is. greet II - s;l .
we'd four .ss:s.s IT ~, tOs H.. II 49,
NJ rliis.-d Andrew O,r,., -
~ mau wnu IIvrs ar uer.
sl1 wpn il tru.y c.,a'Usis =. q" d
The widow y lieu her COT fpu see
trxsIy. he aOmsi baa, H. ." vi X
burg fu her wirh ut ci,A,g-. o.
uosm.;r,, th.. I'D, hr ha"iti ~"
nOstB. la and driiv.r~d ,t 10 the
(1su,,r..as. While he VA. ia the
1ee Of the CoMni,r-s getting a re-
- ter IL, some M.OUn.iIeI stole
y team, muius-wag0n aud all
M TO iIi,s writing he has been
abIe to catch the thief ar secure
property! a wagon aud team
~ hard 70 conceal that Owens
Z lAAssht hr would have little trOu>
- iT h.iding his property, nut
Ter weeks Ruthless scar CHI, hts
ienIs 'lerIn H. best 10 ask the aid
fali law abi,iihg ciiizen-. In consul
Ration of the act If charity o Sens
erfornesl. the He, AID 1A,ptaius this
scount nf his loss, wfkhQut> his
fn0wledge or solicitation. VIC n
! sesf onr exchanges near HIRE,
" can do so without loss, to t.0 -
~ Chere were l,iu;I,cd
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-01-04

ire gleatIy surprised 10 learn
late. Humber Of the NatcIIez
ufai stlaat MI. CASTILLO has filed
pti6e Of cs,ntrst against Gen.
era. We know that the Rad
iynasty is ia its expiriug ago
aod that the last Of the polifi-
liners ycleDt carpet baggers,
he lingering vu!,ures Le o..
pokout Tor the last pickings
4 The skeleton, but, that Caste!-
S0u.d -c0asrive suc;i u scheme.
ffplesrisising his excherqner-
Puid try to impose himself OIL,
5hgrcr- M REAL simon pure con
~ ant is,r >iouaI ilOmo,s. IL
ridiculous rs s.D:s.siicks on "a
snsls.s," or Tirt:el,at Tit IN Use ~
brliament. Tiumuus- VI. +. was
rst with legal advisers cOmbiniug
rlI- ingrs-i'ent- al u conn, .unsl.
"f..ssod, legal frm-ihe 6rm 1T
|uirk. Ganssnan T. S,apt'. hui, C.s-
- IL mssto SNUFF ~ mIiot. M Mrs
hk--4he knows the do 'igrs. u ut,
FL. Il or not e'.'c ed. i, il "4il.e
sussIsr xufsr as Cass-ila AID ton
<eset MA prs are c',cerne.l.-Porf
iibees Rsr,eHe
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-01-04


3 TuE .cftou at the ...,.nn.iti.e M.
Po'sf'-d nn'l-, Bl.iue's r--n NTH
~ if~ ut mce,i,g. ms have add
e.i Ia his e'ia2Iis. al fh.. rp.usfaus.
81 Senators n hts avn PATTY "a
sA-r,'e an i,r c.,snss,i Tee at AL. III
commit go siet.rwsi,e-d. ua ",.. & st,
81 q ~ mn.rs,ic m..ia i.er, :" r..,.,
tiuci its InSrsii.a i.ss,> with pen
0oDrs, nUt~i b-f-.n.iin. .ise Il. & at
IN the Senate, ny the c..siing vote
Of the Vic- Pre.si.ls.mt, of tue
ams n'linrntnquiri"s .,x-n Sessions.
aad BIsines vaW vigorous opp .>l>
isssM to hat ain-. dncDt. The I,roi,
'<sbfify j. that Is ain- vii, in the
<rd iscecsne ~ much disgu>ie.t WIN
This WHOLE matter az he was with
that little Investigation in which
4 j MuiIisan letters we've wanted
- could sat bs l,rssiuc.-d b Cause.
sine Md grabbed and concealed
SIrm.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-01-04

The death of Bay ard Taylor,
A",e, ican Minister ut the court OF
Germ aug, essnses VACANCY in eur
s d'l''nl sc srrvics that man, Of cur
nassst ifImir,ent siaress,em wa Il
glsdii Dr. called "n To III. =" Tar,
the President has not nom,"m Ell
Mr.. TayL"i's successs,r. Gov. Hart
rant. of i~n.,s, !, auia. it i. Thought
sti hr tRe successful xsy,iram, tor
che ,Sscr.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-01-04
Meeting of the Yellow Fever Co
mission ct New Orleans.

Meeting Of the Yellow Fever Conn
mission ct New Orleans.
| NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 3o.-Th
House aud Senate yellow Feye
Committees met conformity. o,
motion of Gen Gibson, ScuatO
Eustis was declared Chairman
Experts we're invited to take seat
with the Congressional Committee
PFesent: j. B. Eusiis, chairman
L. @. =. Lamar, A. s. Paddock
Il. Il. Gibson, Charles Il. Hooker
Surgeon General J. u. Wnotlworti,
DE-. Samuel a. Greeu, DIR. Samue
VI. Be.niss aud Col I s Har,i~e
Sureeon-GencIal Woodwork laid
before The Com mission the resu (
Of the WORK accomplished by fever
experts WHO investigated ihe sub
ject during The fail.
Tue Chairman read The resolution
creating the Com mission.
Surgeon General Woodworth sub
nit ted d report of the work of the
Commission ut Memphis. The let
Ter OF instructions 10 experts at
Memphis was also read. DIR. Would
worth suggested lines OF inquiry
to facilitate further Investigation
In addI. ioa TO those already IolUW>
eel. lie said hat the report wouid
In, read, 10. th. Is !, OF Janusr,
a"n Iraa, fT puunca'ioT D. the
enti 81 .ti.- Inunth.
AT. IL .U.ri urged that it. Was
nIsniy i."...I; az tb- trr..,,t SuuIlid
Uc M".e aS s'.n ~ i.OS.,Ibie. 81 as
=. s.rs:".e .,pi.tOi"I..r T. SI-i.itlun 10y
Ca Z .>-.
oc....iI Lens. H..i Al. Gi.S ~
x,'s.-~-'''s t.,ci; VIZ ~ r.-.a,t 80
"os".i1b .n>"- ,Sa:i ~ y, he qn.,r
"a 10. Sy M. 4 81 asked i'll WI
.s-r> O. tets ii a. b.. ca. Il.
G.ir.a Ii n.krr N, Vel tb.r a
t;oul"ii zee al three. Win S.p,'Ur
Ell II ~ Chairman t'c apirl"trd,
ware, SlI Ill ,irSi sna e l., Lac Ser
z <,ci,"a'ii- at .e--.iS, ~tr.. Wis,
"e posted Upon tnr sani It. an. /
C.,a' he he dir.c'si 20 >up,rp ~, |
tnm 4" np,'e ~ il .'r.i'-r that Suc..
rvnd nc,. as Is I'"'m, Abr 4 ire
.'. niI>rS nay is- 'aE.n. The To-
i"Aing C."nnI,ti~- w. api'.rase.i
) ni,m Eisiis. Chairman S.u.tur
= "isiu.k. II -, Ham X. I. Gin-u,
/" slR.Ai,g OF Iuaranii.,~, NJ.
II b-'" cred the ms arC.. 1t i tamt
~ "lip IIv.-,i AZ CT Island, 90" the
Gus, .rv.ri miles
fr..m the main and, fr,n wa,c.'
h.y wrre c.'mpi~,-iy iS-,ia.ti !,
md Who had attracted the dts
: iS...
Senator EustiS said that yellow !
lever hail raiiIa'eH tom ,iiiS ps,i.,I
'ver t:r cOua,ry, aud it s-rtn-si tn
MIN hryli. iMi''rrt"t 'o ds. =, mine
h- -ilic,rncy "f the quA,an. me
~ stem.
This evening Dr>. Holiday and
|i"lc.,,br. of This city. were. TX M
ned, AID both agree that the lever
originates hcIc every year from u
yerIn which WAS originally impaired
lere and became part of the ell
nate hat tie epidemic WIS ma
Increased 10y neglect in
garbage and the filing ny
# the streets with the OffAl and
OF the city. The testimo-
y closed ut IL o'clock, and he
Adjourr ed tit, tn SHAY
OOH
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-TIstssgssss.

~
DY VIRTUE Of q deed Of trust executed
~ on the 18th day of January. 1872. by
Odd Fellows Hall Co., to secure VIM.
Priestley end J. A. Smith, and duly rs
corded in Book w, Page 1870 of Records.
As Trustee, will sell at public cutlery to
the highest aud best bidder for cash, in
front of the Courthouse, in , anton, Miss,
between tbs hours Of IL o. III. and 4 d,
H., on
Morday, the 18Th day of Jan. 1870.
all that lot OF land with the building and
improvements thereon, known 81 Odd Eel
lows Hall. Said property being in the
city of Canton, State of Mississippi, de-
scribcd as bounded on the north by Pc ace
street, on the east by the lot and building
owned by VIM. Priestley, and occupied by
w. J. sipsi'y, u drug store. on the south
by alley or street between DIR. T.. b. Gal
loway's lot or garden and the Odd Fell
laws Hail building, ON the west by Union
street. Title to above property is believ-
Ell to be soosi, but will only convey such
title as is vesred in me No trustee.
w. ). MOSBY,
Trustee.
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yicksburg Herald: This is thu

yjcksburg Herald: This is the
SsEdf Of 1879. The last day Of
s rainiRx snsi gloomy. SO
, that We felt in no humor
over it, or over tho sir.,art,
. n the Did Year. Eighteen
4 an& seventy eight, as far
. ban j%dga, il not to I've grIeved
I5 IL ~as = hard old year.
q we're sickness and suffering
q rl, h,srd Times. 1t will long
! yllnsesnt,ered for the inroad it
s4u mt many happy Southern
|mre, its record Of failures and
|nlG5 trees. We are confident
= ia be Il great improve
we are glad &c is here.
] our readers y prosper
ID. but we know that those
not deserve it. will not
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Notice to Creditors.

All persons having cl,ins against
the 's'af- OF L."i..ld Mas. decd
afs' hereby hutifi..i that l..t,eIst~ssa.
mtttary 0n The estate If s,ri.i I...,-
cold M,,-s. decd wers. .Ia ted to- he
u..'lrr-i9n,d,i ,y thu G .nnc.., y Court
az Ma'i'ss'" tsnn1y, Sfi<x, an tim.
Ilfh 'iay at Dec-u.t,e,, \. -. 1873.
Won are fh1'rtore nq.n.s' est &"
exhIi'if tOnr claims ag.inst The.
s-sta e Of sail t-stat-r and hay r hen,
registered in the manner umd v ithin
the time Iequi' e.i 10y law, oi they.
will be forever barred.
THERESA WAAS,
Execu,,ix.
Il. y. SMITH, Solicitor. dec IL st
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-01-04

TIL; friends of Mr.. Tilslen cay he
eili be e.illrd t,etorc the Potter
Committee wh-n the House in>
Atruets:, to investigate the cipher
dispatches.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-01-04

AT New Orleans, on the eth
alt A Eeimer Ba.ler, Austrian
Vonsni, and {, l,,rsst. ccttes buyer.
tom ',iitt,1l suicide bv drowning in
the river. His body was recovered
Ihe cause was q Iaacsal eaabarrass>
mint,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-01-04

AINE aud Conkling both de-
they are not candidates for
Presidency. Does not this
leave the Geld TO Grant and
0est John .Shermanf
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-01-04

DUKE GwIN, once U. 8. Senator
from xississippi, and later from
Cslifornis, is a candidate fot Sec.e.
Sary OF the Senate.