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, 1879-06-26

The famous Egyptian ohellsk, which sYas re-
Gently set up nn tho banks 0E tlr ThnHcs, unl
which It was found would RAPIDLY become dis
organized vy tl'c action q the peculiar atmos-
pherc, hus bcen eoatcd With ciciols wash,
surface for years. rl,c e1Teet Of the PROCESS, It
IS said, has surpassed expectation, nnA IL only
to be cotnpured to the restoration u atl old of
painting. The obeiisk now appeasn ns ii just
cliseLcl from 'ts rock: showing It's original
cnlors, tho quartz ami fcapor glltserlnE In ttif.
sunlight. Tt,e [ntAglto uiso comes out much
murc distinctly than before.
, 1879-06-26
Tic Democratic U0cord.

W1fptrg Ettk3y tRep.].
Gen. Stcedu'nn. the Temporary Chairman Of
the Ohio Democratic Convention, following Rcn-
atof Hill In tic aeuatc, ANNOUNCED that to Gle
Desnocrtlc party belonged tic credit OF sup
pressing tue Rebellion. There we're brave men
ani good soldiers IN tho Enlpn army wi,o were
Democrats. Thnt is ulalIy ronccdct1 by every
Republican. But eince ten. 9tccdnan aud Sen
ator Hill rafac tile question. It IL well To recall
n1at the last Democratic President announced
that The Union llad no right t1 eayc itsrf from
rGbclion.-an opinion which lie tsrrived from
une of tic chtcf Ut tiyhg Democratic leaders,
Mr.. Danck. Erery one Of the ttchel chiefs was
q Democrat. They defended tlirtr ltcbGlltun
upon Democratic aoctrInc Every Copper!1eal
tflat sLung the soldiers froui tl,o rear Was
Democrat; md the Democratic National Con-
rcntlnn, In tho midst Of thu contest. t1ecarctl
the War TO BE- failure. ttcn, Stccdiuap aud
acnntDr iiii1 cllose to raise this questtun. They
will hare quite enough Of the nuswer. Tile
Democratic party Ii, this country has been the
party Of caste ana aristocracy ain special privf-
lcge; tic party Of the must odfusls nhlltnauitr
and tuiusticc; Tim partY Of Static tyranny
against the e4nal rights Of American Cittzcus
and tue natural rights Ut man; tlIG f,crtE of
sycophaucY to foreign tgnora,,rc; tic marty Of
lisun!on nnl nattulal dishonor. What 1ta
leaders expect to gain by revtvfng, IN the
political contests Of to-day, geeolltctio1is the
most damaging to any party In fres md ln-
telllgent co1ntry, Is not yot anpAsgnt.
, 1879-06-26

1t Is prubnblo that there Is not IN tue world
any OTHER public Or private establishment which
presents ~ many yurictiea ot nationality una
religion as the t;urernh,cns Printing Office ut
Saraicro, IN Bosuia. Theirs arc umuug fl elu~
ploycs three DohelnIans, one Cartn.htan, one
Gront. three from, Lower Austr,a, one Ruumo-
lIa,i, twelve Turks. two Eeryiaus, one Afghan,
nnc Prl,ssiau, orc luqsio,i, and oue Dstnlatfan.
As to religion, there are twelve Mohumtne'luns,
uno rrussiali Evangelical, several Orthodox
tirecks. ono Uniats Grcck, atd several Roman
Catholics. v
, 1879-06-26


at no Tine IN TIM MS.
tory 0f medicine hns nm
articlc appeared which
l.an met with greater at'-
ntoxal aud ht1cct.ss t1.nn
l!ensonsa taFe.ne l'fas-
ter. Why they arc pre-
fcrrea ~ VII othor porolis
plasIcra IL owing 10 fl1elr
improved tonipGatti11s
they act ia*tanfanc0lsly.
cnrc speedily and efiso-
tuas'y.
fhyatc!aus and The gen
et11 .,IItllc who AcEnosvs-
edg, Tue great trtrdt.
}deEtss1 fr0m tho us+; o.
lGe ordinary n0r1n7 (tltas-
tier, however. 1lltllltAin
that their action IN not
snlficfollt!y protnt'r, fo-
4tiirI1Ig time, l'at'a1c'.
[and continuous wcAr -
1nllee1 . cnrc, 1Hns''ll's
tA''ctne Hartt'r astr'
coss.ss th!s difficulty W
accomplishing III n fesf
}hnt,r4 tAat which 1t
tI,kcs any osate plahter
}as suany ,layh+
All''1lsa!i \ recent ih'
yeAssvA, HeI.!,s!t Casl.
Ict,,s i'arons Plaster has
ilA:ei, Thoroughly tca3eti
}hy l,hystctans. and ns*r
6eelI pronounced tha
nioat thoroughly ct,!ca'
Ictolls plastee ever ae'
ts'tss&!.
Il ita marvellous ti,al"
'ence t'fer the circulation
FftlLI iFittlItf1I H1fIN~t IN ELH
, 1879-06-26

opcncd excited, with talcs At 7f5;c: dccttncd 10
74!fc; advanced to 1hc; declined pnd closed weak
At G9Hc. shtoments. ~. 600 brls, averaging
~, D1n: transactions, b;1, 600.
pi1rsnuiu;, June 25.--rsT TRoi1uM-Csnd arteR'
MAR at 7714c At Tarkurt for immcdsat" shipment;
refined quiat Al nic Philadelphia delivery.
, 1879-06-26

NEw Yonr. Juun 20. -llusfntsa continues light
Ia ali departments but satisfactory for this time OF
ycaE; cotton goods rcry hsn anu In fair demand;
rr,nts and gtnghan,s inlet anl ttoadT; lawns doing
we'll. tnpns wear Ut wo0ens sluggish hnt Grmt for.
elm Rootts rcu,nin 1uiot. Tho HGfefin thSs:
ssii1oncestef dark fancy pfnsa Will be 6ponca to.
pnurrDW 1t uxC,h
, 1879-06-26


1fr. SchaHth0 IN G't1tiasf AdraHrt tTrtsnhdcfeF).
]. lid you erer so1emnly for otllcrwsc) de.
clare at 1t. Louis that you wpald meyer support
tAc notnlnasioa Ut Tltlen2
., Who Ioircd You In that nrowal, and was 1t
determined that u regular holt shouid be organ.
lied In Uhiol
8. Did you Unite With others In tccgraphic
dfspatth 10 hcndr'rka urging him to decline
The 81. Louis nomination; and who ntra tho
otsIcysi
1. Dill you Oh the samo day receive dispatch
from afuscs ", Field, asking yuei to take tie
socoIld pluco III tho Peter Cooper ticket; and
did ynu consult itloads In 1T. LOFTS about It.;
and Wl03
+. Did you authorize apybotly to say you
would accent on certn!n conditions, and take
t'!c STUMP forthwith; anil What wore the coti-
uItio1Jsf
0. And why did you subsequently ratifT Til
den. and 20 10 Congress as Dclnorratl
7. Did tut tint actfbn OF going huck on vO1tr
negotiations with tho CooIrr Executive Com
tnltteo stamp you as dyed.iu.tAe~wool Demo-
craft
, 1879-06-26

II the Democratic party stulils upon any
thing, It stands upon the brink Of tho political
prpro which, for the 1aat throc mpnths, it has
bccu 80 lnluttrlously though internationally,
perhaps, digging.
, 1879-06-26


II t}cn. Ewing haA been elected United States
Senator from Kansas, as he wanted to be, he
would now bo Republican; and, Il lsc had not
been sn,ascd in nls coal.ln,,l sr'erulntlons, 10
would now be In fAyor OF honest money. LII
politlca hs ID somewhat like tile 1rjshmAna lea:
when you put your Aascr ou him, as lis not t!ere.
, 1879-06-26

out molcftatson. Econ nftcr, We hear OF licp,,h-
l,can meetings bo1nx hroken up by arnc.i COIN
pantea Of horacmcn led hY members Of Coy.
llnmptot,'a s.nH. Ills AnI*Al f0r q faft election
Tas followed bY nG organized effort TO raery tho
sasne by u general stuttlnF of bnlot.ho1ca, CIR
tfeu out In cy"ry county except TWO fn The htatc,
nlMt by frequent inBtanccs Ut rctort to vtofuucc
and persecution.
, 1879-06-26

.sd some concessions, to closn put ordinary hna
s.s.tliuin grades; selllng rates. hnwesn71 1ome,
~ I'll e ~ s;s xsss ixesfs as"fe see e .s. 3 q
...eaas hs.vy MtsoWst s;eess, 100 q |, 200 NJ,
nd ins !. Cur loads 1no Illinois ID. 1A7on'; sh'p'
nssn's; nssns:;r,aeu'p,. og ii, 74 fos two days: nnder
,asfp lrmand for tx,mrt cholco hchvy .hscp wesn
in mi f!ess .e hni pMns ., ,n 5ass ,aes 49, @
ssjas9 stss II s,5It eon'on S s1,fa ..ms. 4t5s
pa;pmea.e, 2oo c.'Gns,esi T. on hahd 'or e"fpmcnt
''!ss; 's!sSs;;xsi,seei'is. ii, $40 for two tavs; nono
I'D .itso; notntnalfy steady Ut st.0uaD4.eo per
DrrrA1o. Juno 5.-rATThn;-1scce!nts,. :, 1no;
marEct easier; not qaotably lower for chipping
rrt.Iss: heavy catttn slaw Of satn: common cn!le
M, tiscrs, s3bnM4 DO; hcifott.. -. 76ei 40;
bas.ehcrs cnva, ST. bodp4 90; inisol 11!chess' lots'
sm s jSGt:l.31; fco.lets 50. 60G1o. GO; twanty-
ase earn unsoid ~ ynr1a. .oo. ,
x!t%sat s. deciled chauge; receipts heavy; buyers
holding o.: h'optna to obt'i" conee''loa'' forty
III Illoos--isece!pts, l.a7o: marke. dull and acen-
~; Yori:srs, 81. ooR4. OH; medium and heavy,
sLD5Ql4. IL; two ears unsotd.
Ehsr llHaRTr.
East 1tnxery, r.; June asc*531E.Nso: Az =. r.:
n.fss, sss '' taisl 70 fos two s e:ys III 5Eong aH '
ioesi; supply ltcra! and demand far al sod out.
& L 'S sssi s 's ss ~ sss :s:
"9p' 99po'as-Nsse!nts te:asy. 4!e hsss M sesss fos
tts ass' :. ;'tS; ;,ia xoF*e''' ss rh''
'tsMsEr--1,ecsipts to:.laY ], 3oD head; total for
tvo days, 10. 100; hcllsnE very dull from .hod0
lis for very extra; s:3 aoes:'i5 fair TO mealnna'
ar. Iot'Is.
sr Lou1b, No., Jnns II. I.-CATTIE--steRdy,
ritf tair demand: good 10 fair hcayy sh!ppluE,
, 1879-06-26
BALTIMORE.

nA14,xons. Md. June a5.-F1oun-Quioti
Wo4tnrn auporfnc. -. 0o3. 60; 10 extra, 81. 00ab
III; DO family. s.. ooGl5. 10.
Standardization strong for spot; futures
quiet mud steady; No. 2 Pennsylvania rcd. 81. 20
bid; No. = Wcstefn winter rcd, spot, 81. 10!s;
juno. mono Offering: 1ply, 81. oOH6bi .oosl; An.
gnst, 81. OtaiG1 .u0a September, 81. 0i!i .ooH.
Cosn-Webtcrn. Btcai's; wrttern mixed. spot, june.
and Jnly. 43s;6143he; Auglst, d4!sG44hc; Sep.
tcmner, 4i!4G4a!:e; steamer, 42!a9p491fc., oats
cascs; Western while. :i5dt:uAe; do mixed, :EEa :EEa
:Hc; Pennsylvania, 35QD3oIc. Ryo dull at h6da
6Hc.
n4raFr%; M ri primo to choice Pennsylvania
i'naylriox~-Flrm mi. fairly nctlsc; mess p9rk.
fl0. III. Hulk ncats-1.n1se souldesf 4afc: clear
rIb adea, alc; packed, 41ld}5hc. l34e9,,--shon!- @
dprE. bc; clear rib Btucs. Dct hanS, 1ldl@c. Lafd+
~.
HurTan-- Du!, and unchanged.
EuGs-Qu!rt at 17.Sdt11c.
rErHn1EU,t-uuil and nnchanged.
CnrrEE-Firm. quiet. HMl unchanged.
WHIsKI--tlnlct at 81. O0ssfpf.D1.
FHgtaMTa-25o Lkrcspool per steam dull. Cotton,
:,-1l,t; Anur, 9s: gtaln, a{dl4d.
corn, III. 400 l,l; oats. 4, 0no bu,,
SntraEs7s-Whcat, 3.U5o hu; corn, II. 400 bus
, 1879-06-26

MEarn1s, Tenn. Juns a,.-CorTos-Flrn; re.
celpu, 61 bn1es; shipments, none; stock, 9, 794
aales %; n,fddllne, l1Ac.
, 1879-06-26

PnltAprtrI.iA. Jnne vi. .5.-FLoun-Duil; west-
crn bapcrane, S2.T5: Mtnncsota extra family.
good old, f4. III; do cnolco now, u. %; oho fam
ily, medium, s, III; 10 choice, S5.7d; winter
wl,cats, patcut, 81. n7; 1Iinncsosa patcnt so.C0
ltyc d0ur unchanged. *.
GnAts-Whcat somewhat unsettled; No. red,
c.cvatas, car lots, 81. 1oN; No. rod June 81. 10
bid; 81. 10 asked; July, St. 10 BID; 81. ION naked;
August, $l.UOE hid: S1.07M asEcds September,
sI.06}s 6l5; 81: oB,. qsked. co5a s!saay; heated
mixed do, :7de:5!'c; old Western mixed 20, Aa4Q
4a.ic; sail n,1ed. JUNG, 4;.Ac hld; 43hG aaksd:
4l!ic asked; scpicnbar: 44!zc bja; 44As asketl.
tlat* dull; mixed Western, :H@a:l5c; white Do,
3GI31Mc, =.
TIoyIt1oxs-Quiot. Primo mess hcof, 2te. 90.
11ams -Sn,okcd, sD hn9b1U.6o, picked, ss. ESQ
U.15. lard unchanged.
BusgEW-Qaect: creamery extra, 1a6aloa; New
York Stata and llrndforl Countytpa.) extras, lie;
Wcetcrn Reserve cxtrn, 100 l2c.
Ends-Quict; Western, 1i114Hc.
CmEgsr--W rak; creamery. uMGt1c.
TKTr.,k!uA-Firn,rr: refined. Bssc; crude. &c.
WnlsKY--Stcnjy a. 81 90.
NSEEtpTB-E!oME, l, 500 esls; wheat, 1a, 600 bu ;
corr, 90, 00D bu: nats, -. 0QD In.
SHIPMENTS Wheat 1"0, ooo 6a; corn, oo, GOO
, 1879-06-26
CINCINNATI.

L1NCIN Nl4IIs
CINCINNATI. O., June s5.-corTos-Fatt de-
mnnd, but at lower Fales; 12tic.
FLoul.-Dull and dropping. .......
GnAIH-.rheat dull and nominal; red, 81. GOO
1.O5. Corn lower 10 Boli at ;l7ts G38c. 0ass qnfot
but steady at 3.de35c. Rye dull A. 50c. Harley
In fair 1euannd; No. 2 fail, s3:s.
pKoy,s1oNa-P Unchanged. Lard stronger;
current make, $Gos BID: su.10 asked. nutk
aeaa stronger; shoulders. 81 H5 cash; GO seller
coa quiot aud unchanged At s4.:5, S5. 30. snd
s.. II.
Wii,anY-Act1vc aud unchanged.
LtksEEp 0u-Stcady; faiE demand At 05o
, 1879-06-26
Tho Uoherenoy Of Plumber.

A house divided against itscif cannot stand.
The cohcrcney OF plua1es, eyan with tic
Democracy, is not strong enough 10 hold to-
Eosllcr hard ai,tl soft money tneu. Onu or slc
other must Eire up.
, 1879-06-26
CURRENT, OPINION.
Shot by a I)elnonrat,

shot by a Democrat,
puvfnn o. .'auraa9 t7tp.).
The Democratic organs should not 10 howl
fng ut Republicans nbout ltlcc's lost leg. He
was shot BY a Democrat.
, 1879-06-26

etTe. | Arrive

Ful'man Hote! Cars run through, between. Chi.
II to::t1 4. m. '' " 0"s-@~
huttl CAr1 west Of Chicago. 7~r
enepot corner .! Wo4 aud K.aztrttA
b-Depot corner Of CAnst and M1yt.stA
, 1879-06-26

oswxao, II. y, juno 2a+ -GaAlS-WheAt in fair
domana, No. i hard Duluth spriug. u. Is; No.
:: do u. .oH, No. / WAitp Michigan, $1.17. Corn
4tsadyt No. 4 Western, lb}ic.
, 1879-06-26
KANSAS CITY.

ER9tf4E 7E8tWttF
KANSAS CRY, Mo-. iuns s@d,-QuAlu-The EtF4ef
Carr4us repoEts whea, receipts. I, Al bu; ship.
ment4. I,sQo bu; dull; No. 2 cssh. orc: Juue,
03e; 10. y rash. 03te: june, SIC. Cesa. recelpls.
Y. 7oa hui. shipments, III, OF ba; trmi No. =
cash, 33c; June, 3hc,
, 1879-06-26
uEOIsfA.


ProEta, Ill.,, Jnuc 95.-TtlaAwtxEs-pull; sn!es
90 bs1s at 81. Ulx.
, 1879-06-26
MNUGAVl0NALs
.YAT,F COLLEGE,.

Written sx1u,inai!oAA tor AdInLLan y ths Fresh.
su tjs.ans Ii Tue College a1l Tho hh~ eld Sctn,,he
kehoul Will bu held ~ Ghsao snd " LnEnat! ~
r.eaI ftla4y Tas M sasnl,M.tiSn .,nl n
ii Law, NJ. t5 East Whahast.M.A fuaElA Aoo!:
For further Information AtIrs. by ic.ks thr SserGsty
u tsr. i1MHa NkviXs NxnE. Aoo'u 1. No, III
M2fk.at.. Chle4xE. ..--
, 1879-06-26

Tohrno, o., Jans 25.-GHAN-Wbnat drm:
extra wh!lc Michigan, SILL; amber Michigan,
SPOT. 81. 10,i; No. :. rcd wlnter. spot, u. Is;
Juuo, 81. l4k; July, 81. 0os;; August G7Nc; Sop.
tep3pcr, i7};c. Corn steady; high mixed, spot,
J0o; June, 37Ee, No. 4. spot aud Juno. 3sstc;
July. 37So; rejected, ao,ic. Oats dali and poml.
nal.
NEcKlprs--Whtat- &, 600 bu; corn II, oo0 bn.
, 1879-06-26

Dry stuff Is quoted G0c0s1. 90 above ernn''.
Lumber continues to move freely from tfe yards.
Tho shpmenta pre- far aheal Of those Of last year
to dnte. and show no nlEus Of falling OF. DRY
common IL nuotcd atcady. Tho stock Of green
stufE ia ineseadng, and prccs arc Irregular. Quo
, 1879-06-26

'CLEvElAHp. O., Juas rs. "5.-PxrnoLsVA-stsady
and qptet; standard white. 1lo deg. tcst, 6a&c.
Oh Ct1r, Ia, Juuo rs, a5,-1xrnaLaua-4ssks
, 1879-06-26
LUAIlSER.

Lumber was quiet at the cargo market. Tho
offerings were moderate. and several loads wcro
,,]d and lowed away early. Mapls.eo piecc-stnf
so|d at e6..,d, which msy he considered The out
t.le, except for epccial lengths. Common ana
medium inch were unchanged III price. Following
, 1879-06-26
cHEGARAY INSTITUTE,

1897. lb48 Nprune-st., PHILADELPHIA
rluueatuH tuA nuy tr!aot fur Y"unK taatvs @ nna
Chji1rra (5reek tain Epgsh French, isrFIlu Italian
hEuutsA. Ffenrh tx The taxGaE4 u thy fAstf lle4te
kfud tQf t1Ic4i2i4. AadaMc u'uElIflLL1, lE!he!PR1
, 1879-06-26

The asst estimate of the psoductun OF lumber in
days issue. should iavs read i, 800, Oo5, 000@
1.hD0, 900, 900 feet The latest adyices arc that
lo00, 900 GOO feet will cover tho cut OF the riyoF
Gl1tftck.
, 1879-06-26
WHITE STAB LINE,

Carrying ,ta United Btatts snd 1soYa Matf fhetwecn
rAnf'y p!irt, a south Ea1Fkat. -
ALFRED .4AEEf:Gl.EN, t;cr'l Festsfn Agent
81" Drafts un Grcat nrl&nIn and Ireland,
, 1879-06-26

CHICAGO BURLINGTON q QUINCY RAILROAD
Icpett tsst Of kAtc.a. ndianA}ky ana S1xtcert3.6t
sad Ia Gsna !. ss. ~ s1tee"sh' Tek's Offices s.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-11

vANkToN DAKOTA
Friday Evening, April II, 1879
BISMARCK NOTES.
From the Tribune Of the .tl,.

FtoIh tW0 tribune Of the bti.
Frank r. Brown has returned from Y.nk.
ton with the necessary outfit for the SUCCESS.
fui management Of the revenue district of
northern Dakota. 1t covers $50 ruuare
miles.
Young Gray, brother Of the Hon. Apslev
Gray, (late Of the territorial house OF repre.
sentatives.) was indicted for illegal voting
and arraignsd on Wednesday. He was let
on for $5 and costs, the Judge expressing q
wish that his brother Ansiey was in own
that he might also be sinched.
The Heart river nearly flooded Mandan
last Sunday. 1t was up to the engine house
and might have been in the town proper
had not the railroad track served as break.
water. 1t was the highest river in the mem.
DRY Of Mann, and passed far beyond the
engineers limit of overflow.
Col. Benteen, of the Seventh cavalry has
been ordered to report to Fort Vancouver,
Washington Ter.,as witness in a court mar
tial there. He will have a long trip via
Omaha, San Francisco and a Pacific steamer.
Lieut-Col. Otis, Lieut.. Gresham and Lieut..
Russell are also among the lucky ones Tor
this pleasant trip across the country.
Capt. Harmon, the post trader at Fort
Lincoln, was . happy man on the morning
after the paymaster's arrival from Standing
Rock. He viewed the natural bridge that
has been over the Missouri for the past
three or four months, slowly moving down
the river to be broken to pieces and not re-
parable before next Christmas, at least,
thinking what a rich harvest he would reap
after the troops had been paid off.
G. A. Hays, fer Joseph Clarke, . Pitts
burgh millionaire, has commenced breaking
for q big farm at Seventeenth siding,
(Clarke). He will break four sections this
season. The estate of Mr.. Clarke compris.
es sixty-6ve thousand acres. That is great
er than q farm one hundred miles long and
one mile wide. If it we're in that shape i,
would extend from Bismarck to jamestown,
Think of q furrow around a farm two hun.
dred miles in circumference!
The post Office of Nandan has been re.
christened Cushman, q Plymouth Rock fell
low, who didn't come over in the MayHowe,
but came the sprlng following. The Bis
marck collector Of customs is a descendant
of Robert. The new postmaster is Andr,
Thompson. MI. Cushman's %son.in-law. w
N. Rogers, the presidents private secretary
is credited with Thompson's appointment
Editor Linn is therefore left, but he ha
something better in Charley Collins joI
office. If you write 10 Mandan you vii
have to say "care of Cushman," whic'
is Mandan's post Office. The Mandan pee
pie are expected to kick.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-11
A RAILROAD COUP De ETAI.

Louisville, April 9.-The truth of the
rumors which haye prevailed for some time
relative to the acquisition of the Tennessee
division of the st. Louis and Southeastern
railroad was to-day confirmed. This coup
de etat of the Louisville and Nashville
promises a great sensation in Louisville. In
an interview to-day, Vice President New.
comb says the sale took place at noon at the
federal court at Nashville, when 1t was dis.
covered that the Louisville and Nashville
had absolute control and possession of the
securities of the Tennessee division of the
southeastern under a secret contract, effected
with the b%ondholders during Mr.. Newcomb's
recent visit to New York for it's numerical
miles. The Tennessee division of the South
eastern, which extends from Guthrie to
Nashville. is perhaps the most important
line on the continent. 1t is the key to the
commerce of the Ohio valley, and its possess
sion by the most powerful corporation south
Of the Ohio river gives the Louisville and
Nashville absolute dominion over the terri
tory covered by its own and connecting
lines.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-11
REFUGEES At WYAN0OT1e.
Kansas City Times.

hauooS SAly AluCSs
The steamer Durfee landed at Wyandotte
on Sunday last about $50 more colored peo-
pie, mostly from Tennessee and Mississippi.
This makes about 700 that have
gone to that city lately, and most of them
are in very destitute circumstances. and they
have very extravagant notions about the
quantity of land, &c, they are entitled to
when they reach Kansas. But it must be
said in their favor that they are well-be
haved, quiet and orderly, but being mostly
field hands they will find it, if they remain,
somewhat difficult to obtain employment in
Wyandotte, a. she requires mechanics of all
kinds and is already overrun with common
laborers of all descriptions. The party that
arrived Sunday seemed in better shape, both
financially and in possession of worldly goods
than any that have yet landed, and are bent
upon going west. but, like the former ar.
rivals, have not quite enough money to get
through with. Both s. B. Armour and p.
D. Armour, of Chicago, who has been in
the city several days, have been unremitting
in their kindness to these unfortunate peo-
pie, and for the past few days their carriage
hae been seen on the levee and at the Sons
of Protection hall.
On Sunday a wagon load of bread and
bacon was distributed by Plankington &
Armour. This was also repeated yesterday,
and another distribution will take place to.
day. This, together with what E. L. Bu-
esche, of Wyandotte, has contributed, has
kept the people alive.
A large building has been temporarily
erected for them, north of the city, where
they will remain until arrangements are
made for forwarding them to their destina-
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BY ACCORD.

AYERS CATHART1c PILLS are the best of
all purgatives for family use They are
the product OF long, laborious, and sue
cessful chemical investigation, and their
extensive use, by Physicians in their prac-
tice, and by all civilized nations, proves
them the best and most effectual purgative
Pill that medical science can devise.
Being purely vegetable no harm can arise
from their use. In intrinsic value and
curative powers no other Pills car be
compared with them and every person,
knowing their virtues, will employ them,
when needed. They keep the system in
perfect order, and maintain in healthy
action the whole machinery oflife. Mild,
searching and effectual, they are specially
adapted to the needs.o of the digestive APP
paratus, arrangements of which they
prevent and cure, if timely taken. They
are the best and safest physic to employ
for children and weakened cons t%itutions,
where a mild, but e%ffectusl, cathsrtlc is
required.
O SALE NJ ALL DRUGGISTS. #
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ONCE Of County Superintendent, Of
schools. fsnkion. D.k0ts, March ~. ls7S.
-N"sIce v hereby given ,hst pursusst 70
section ~ OF the sct 70 establish . public
school Law for tbs territory n! Dskots, sp-
proved February 1879, I Will bnfda pubilc
examination 81 teachers and & n, cs,t o.
Gates 70 teach in The public scho 10 Of Yank.
ton county. 10 the court hous. building 10
the city of Yankton, commencing 1t .
O'clock a. ~. Tuesday, April Goth. All
persons exI Getting TO teach are earnestly re-
quested TO be present a. thst time.
r. s. DICKSON,
County superintendent of Public Schools,
Ysnkton County.
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NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

Notice is hereby given, as required BY
law, to the teachers Of Yankton county and
all intending to enter the ranks of the pre-
fession in Yaukton county during.
the coming year, that a teachers
institute will be held at Elk
Point, Its session at 2 o'clock p. m. on
Monday the 18th inst. In view of the
eminent aid enlisted by the territorial su
perintendent to assist him in its manage
ment, and the prospective benefit to be de-
rived from punctusl attendance on its ses-
sions, l earnestly request your presence.
T. s. Dickson,
County Sup. of Schools.
Yankton, April 8, 1879.
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WY WILL y0v
Allow q cold to advance In your system
and thus encourage more serious maladies,
troubles when an immediate relief can ND Be-
readily attained. Boschees German Syrup
has gained the largest sale in the world for
the cure of Coughs, Colds and the severest
Lung Diseases. 1t ia DR.. Boechee's famous
German prescription, and is prepared with
the greatest care, and no fear need be enter
tanned in administering it to the youngest
child, as per directions. The sale Of this
medicine is unprecedented. Since first In
troduced there has been q constant increase
ing demand, and without 3 single report OF
a failure to do it's work in any case. Ask
your Druggist as to the truth Of these re.
marks. Large size, IS cents. Try 1t and be
convinced.
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U. s. LAND OFFICE BLANKS.

We have just printed blank forms for
use In making final proof 10 homestead
cases embracing forms Tor final afidsvit re.
quired of homestead Gilman. ; testimonv OF
witness and testimony Of claimant These
blanks are of same size and style as those
furnished by the government.
Bowen & KINGsBURY,
Yankton, Dakota.
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Why WILL Y0U

Chew Jackson's best Sweet Navy Tobacco