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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-09
LATEST BY MAIL.

Martha's Vineyard, Aug. 7.-Henry
Rhinebeck of Pittsburg dived from bath
ing landing and had his neck broken by
striking the bottom.
Wilkesbarre, Pa, Aug. George Zeigler,
wife and two daughters were poisoned here
today by drinking coffee. in which tartar
emetic had been placed by some unknown
person. They are in precarious condition
St. Louis, Aug. IA special to the
Evening Times from Boulder, Col, says A
T. Ogden of Iowa shot himself through the
head, killing himself, about one o'clock this
afternoon. He had been very low with
consumption for some time and had moi
been able to lie down for months Depon-
dency the cause of the act.
St. Louis, Aug. AT Denver, Col, Thos
E. Reeves, son Of Sir Thomas Reeves o.
Norfolk, England, suicided last night BY
taking morphine. The body was found in
his room this morning. He left lettel
saying that misepent life was the cause O
the act. He was afflicted with Bright's dis
ease of the Kidneys. He was 26 years o
age and had been away from home about .
year.
Milwaukee, Aug. 1.-THE Milwaukee
driving park association has withdrawn
from the western circuit, and the races an
nounced for the August meeting are declsr
ed of. The reason given for this action il
bad faith on the part Of certain horse own
ers who had assured the association tina
they would surely enter for the meeting
but who have since received and acceptet
higher bids elsewhere.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-09
KToN TERRITORY SATURDAY EVENING" AUGUST 1879
An AGGRESSIVE CORPORATION.
Worthington journal.

WotnlnKton journal.
The Journal il inclined 70 the opinion
shat Worthington will gain nothing what
ever fron the present railroad nisundef-
standing. i is now quite evident that the
Southern Minnesota road will b pushed
through to Flandreau regardless Of compet-
ing lines. Appeaeances indicate that there
i Z. dasymination ON the part Of the Mil
Wankss 4 81. Paul company which now
owns the Southern Minnesota, TO cripple the
Worthinktou 4 Sionx Falls road and utter
" ruin Sioux Falls. With q line on each
side of the former, and a junction Of the two
roads formed short distances west Of the
latter, they hope to speedily accomplish
such result. We have abandoned hope Of
q settlement of differences. The, recent
purchase of the St. Paul 4 Duluth road
shows conclusivsly that compromise is not
to be expected, aud that the Milwaukee 4
st. Paul company is exerting its energies TO
cripple the st. Paul & Sioux City road at
every point possible. The outlook is not
very encouraging to say the least
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-09
NORTHERN DAKOTA ITEMS.

Wahpeton is Iroud o. its new school
house.
Grand Forks ID very anxious for fire
company. =
Firesteel has entered the campa ign for
the capital Flandrsau Enterprise.
"A recent arrival to thisplaoe from Fire
steel says that il he owned that village he
would willingly dispose of it for dollar
and half-Grond Forks Plain Dealer.
Traill county Argus: Our merchants are
all doing very, extensive trade, which is
unprecedented for this time Of year, IN any
country.
Richland County Gezstte: Mr.. Sam
Tay ylor, who lives couple Of miles from
town, has cat his osts Of which he had Is
acres and ityields Is hnShsls.to the acre.
Bismarck Tribune: II will take train
of twenty eix cars daily for two weeks to
move the wheat crop on the Dalrymple
farm (Northern Pacific Railroad to mark
ct. -.
Daily mail service commenced between
Bismarck and Standing Rock on the Let
inst, and Keogh route on the 18th inst.
making ak daily mails in and out of Bis.
marck.
Work on the Missouri division of the
Northern Pacific is progressing rapidly,
trsins are now running, fifteen miles from
the Yellowstone, west from Missouri and
graders are At work about seventy miles out
Bismarck Tribune: The postmaster of
Brainsrd is defaulter to the. extent of S.
600. E. tH.iBly of this city, and Kindred
of Fargo. are on his bond. The defaulter
Is. w. Sherwood,) is now in Jail in St.
Paul.
Mr.. Stripe desires us 10 say that he has
not reaigned from the pay roll Of the oar.
termas,ers of6oe at bismarck, and 10 ready
70 do his work there when wanted. Clerks
or or any Other man drawing 500 month,
with nothing to do but to sign the pay rolls
and tAke NE money, are seldom known to
re.ign.-Farse Repubsioaa.
His name, however, hss t,esn dropped
from The rolls BY order aud Col Baker he's
! no iunds 70 pay Aia.-Bss~wck Ttsisse.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-09
SPORTING.

Saratoga, August 9.-Lady Middleton
won easily the three quarter mile dash;
Mary Ann second; Jenny B third. Time.
l:17a.
Saratoga, Aug. 9-The one and two-fourths
mile dash was won by DAnichef in 3:07 /;
Franklin ID Bonnie Wood, Sd.
The mile and one.eighth dash was won by
Bramble in l:5S; Gabriel, End Dan Sparl-
ing Sd.
The Hurdle race for one and one-fourth
miles was won by Disturbance; Moonstone
End Raven Sd; time, 2.25i. Derby favor
ite threw the Jockey at the third hurdle.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-09
:. TBEs NEWS.
Increase otsYellowssfevsr@ln
The South.
Fifteen Now Cases and Three deaths
Reported Up to Noon To-day at
a henbhis. j 1f ~
A Fort Peck Dispatch Says General
Miles has Driven the Hostiles Across
The Border.
.yeLLowFEvER..

steady Increase Of tho Terrible ScourEe
'sAs Msmphis-Fin.en New Cass. and
Three Dsaths. s-se -s--&, ),
Memphis, August 9.-Up to noon to-day
fifteen new caees, ten white, and five color.
ed. had, been reported % the board Of
health. Among the number was Mrs. N.
A. Taylor and daughter and Rev. J. IL.
Ridley colored. Three deaths have oc-
Cured since last night, Mrs. Absolom
Boyd, Mrs. Francis Gazue, Lizzie Gazue.
Weather continues cool; this morning. at
daylight the the thermometer stood at "a;
now It is IS. ,a
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-09
REV. J. II. Wiec,N SAYS:

One OF the best remedies for Catar,h, nav, tho
Ing. is 6AEFOED's RADICAL CURE. Ii is not
unpleasant TO tax: through te nostrils, and there
in Inhalation. It clears the bead and throat so
Thoroughly that, taken each morning or rising.
there are no unpleasant secrrtions and Disagree.
able hacking during the entire y. but an unpre.
cedentcd cearncss Cf vo.ce and respiratory ans.
-1ev. J. II. Wt0Qtn, In Uorchsster (Aass.J Eedc0n.
Each package contains Or saniord's Improved
lnhaltng Tube, with full d!rrctiors for ute in all
cases: Prcc, ei.0o. For salc y - Wholesale and
Retail Druggists and Dealers trout!on, the nit ed
States and Canadns. WEEKS & POTTER. General
Agents and Wholesale Druggists. Boston. Mass.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-09
GENERAL MILES.
He Drives the Hostilcs Across the British


He Drives the Hostilcs Across the British
Border.
Fl Peck, Montana, Aug. S.-Gen. Miles
arrived here to-day, having driven the hos
tilesinto Canada and captured all the half
breeds between this point and Wood noun
tain. He has divided his force into two
bodies for the purpose of watching the bor-
der. Scouts all agree that Miles command
ls entirely inadequate for brush with the
savages who are massed and we'll armed.
Major Walsh visited (len. Miles bringing
Long Dog, renegade blood thirsty chief
who protested that his warriors should not
again cross the line to hunt without permis-
sion. 1t is rumored that the Canadian au-
thorities intend to apply for permission for
deserving Indians to hunt on this side.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-09
TeLEcaApHIc eREvlTIEs.

OBITUARY.
Saratoga, August 9.-Major william w:
Leland formally one Of the propf!etots OF
the Grand Central hotel, died today. he
w,s. one Of Gen. Grants staff early in the
war.
MILES HALF-BREEDs.
Washington, August 9.-The Canadian
baf,breeds, arrested by Gen. Miles, on
charge of selling liquor and ammunition to
indians this aide Of the line will be allowed
to return to Canada.
REFUSE TO UNITE.
Boston, Aug. 9-Abbott democrats refuse
to unite with Butler democrats in calling .
state convention.
Ex.aov. spRAGUE on THE WAR PATH.
Providence, Aug. 9.-Some sensation IS
caused about the Narrsgansett Pier, by the
reports of an occurrence last evening at the
summer residence of ex Senator Sprsgue.
It appears Gov. Sprsgue, while returning
home under extreme excitement ordered
the German teacher of bis children from
the house, and its said even attempted to
shoot him. Senator Conkling, who had
stopped at the house on some legal busi-
ness, attempted with other persons and
failed TO eoothe Sprague's feelings until the
German gentleman had retired. One result
of the disturbance is the removal of the
family Of Sprague to neighboring hotel
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-09
GRIMES AND CASUALTIES
A shooting Array in new Orleans.

New Orleans, Aug. 9-Anatole Bosque. a
desperate, shot and killed Capt. yGs. Boyle
Of the steamer Heroine, st stAandevills last
night. Boyle, sfesr being mortally wound
ed, shot Bosqus twice, wouns1ing him in the
nesk and shoulder Bosqus declaEsd yes
terday4 Ne would kill Boyle.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-09
TRIEO EVERYTHINc

,.nas msssr, I g; .D Ga.or4 Scez nns1nss. Gol: GER
CURE FOR CATARRH. aud It has given perfect
::atisfaetion ! have !ried almost everything. aud
therefore take pleasure in accompanying lis uee
70 oil smictcd with Catarrh OF any kind, and ofeI
ehls - my trstn,onJto tls bcleat..
VERY trn'y. ". 2 DECKER
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-09
sANFoRD'S
RADICAL. CURE
For cATARRH
INSTANTLY RELIEVES.
0.000 EEET AROVE fNE 90

V,000 FEEJ ABOVE the SEA,
he following testimonials arc from NRssns. ].
y. bosvonTH Co. Denver. Col, large and inav.
larsS sals6 md uniyefsal ssfis{sction. To otSer
disease y 90 alarminKly prevalent In that reRion
thAiS b6St eitizena.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-09
GREATLY AFFLICTED.

Fessvs. ]. o. DosscortA d Co., Dencer: GenslessAa.
RRtns'Ete 1ste psea,inIs , n Ieccmmending m sANFORD1
amicted with this disease. Iwas xrestjy smicted
e.. ~ y Ssr long fiRs and cu.edk Ha tvo bot
~ a.i snS aeSxe ere s About
immedi @ sent for another bottle, which liked
am confident thai this remedy Viii do oll that Il
claimed for 1t, aud more too. WishinR you succeao
N ln Introduction. am very truly yours
Denver. Oct. 4. 1875. 9Su,ih Doll
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1Ew YoH MARKET.


NEW YORK MARKET.
New York, August 9.
WHEAr-Spring steady-winter 6rmer,
quiet. No. 2, red, October, $l.09.
RYH-Firmer, 6O@63c.
CoRN-Firm, quiet. Western mixed 44c
@46c.
OArs-Firm, stronger. Mixed western,
33A@35c (; White. 36c@40.
BARLEY-70c.
PoRK-Stronger, quiet, $3.50.
BEEF-Quiet.
LARD-Quiet, unchanged, $575 for cash.
BurrER-Unchanged.
Neutrality-suspicious..
CHEEsE-2c@5ac.
WHIsKY-Lower, SlO7.
CHICAGO.
Chicago, August 9.
WHEAr-Firm, higher-No. 2, red, 9333,
spring, Sale cash August, 85 bid September,
S5sc bid October.
RYE-Firm; Western 50@505.
CoRN-Weak, easy, 333c cash, 33sc bid
for September, S4sc October.
OATs-Weak, lower, heavy, 23!c cash,
23sc August.
BARLEY-75c.
PoRK-Firm, higher; $500 cash Sep
tember ss.os} bid for October.
LARD-Heavy, lower, $40 cash, $40
bid September, $5.45 October.
WH1sKY-Sl.04.
MILWAUKEE.
Milwaukee. August 9.
WHEAr-s@lc higher. Cash firm fu.
lures dull. Hard $l.024 No. 2, SIC for
cash and August; s6c3 for September
S6fc for October. No. 8, 7Sc3 No. 4, 73c;
rejected 65c
CoRN-Firm-33ac.
OArs-Dull. No.2, 24c.
RYE-49c.
BARLEY-60c.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-09
M1LEs' HALF.BREEDs.
REFUSE TO UNITE.

Boston, Aug. 9-Abbott democrats refuse
to unite with Butler democrats in calling .
aSato mn vanfiOn -
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SORElY AFFLICTED.

p:Ic0:,51sn ~ .: 51npo,tA 4 Go, penre-. Col Genaemen,:
~ C&saIfh, !.h q add ny Testimony ia behalf
2t SAHFORD'6 RADICAL CURE FoR CATARRH.
1or four years. and haye tried every known remedy
ClIIn1ns ava1. until bought bottie OF The above
CCAE Iom you, which gave me almost instant re-,
!ief. !t being constitutional as we'll % 8 local
1emedy. believe II TO be all that "a claimed for e
0 Radical Cure for Catarri,
Very truly yours, WIN. AMETrvR.
Denver. Sept 70, 1875. with jepsou. Bliss n ca.
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Personal.

We are pleased to see Mr.. X. G. Reese,
the popular proprietor Of the Bee Hive, in
the Hollow, at his duties again. he having
been confined to his home by sickness for
come time past.
Mr.. J. Il. Ash, who has had a severe at
tack Of pneumonia, for some weeks. is new
couvalesceut, and was oat on the street, ON
Wednesday.
Rev. ID. c. Ridgway, who was taken
suddedly ill., on Sunday last, and was con
fined to his bed for several days. is now
convalescent.
". Scott Way. Esq, editor of the Mid
dletown Transcript, paid US visit, on
"Wednesday.
Levin Woodford, Esq, late State Comp
troiler was in Elkton this week
Report has reached us of the marriage
of a well known literary lady and news
paper correspondent OF Cecil county. A.
the marriage license record at the Clerk :
office shows no such name, we are dispose d
to doubt the rumoT.
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upon tin Indulgence III tile cup that invis
CRATES but too often InebrIates. Colonel
Samuel iisllingswnrih WAS of the party on
that nc aston aud pT ssid-d al an impTovIsed
court martial. For every violation Of mil
ltaIy decpIum tie imposed the iIuc g of a
treat all around " IL Was penalty under
which the strongest legs aud heads yielded.
l5y the time the sluggish old steamer reach
ed Annapolis the military cXcuTSionists
were ready for all sights that did not
require too steady an eye. No mishap of
Importance occurred, however. during the
day, and every soldier rank aud file alike
shared the general enjoyment. .is the day
advanced aud the hour aUivsd for their
departure. the commander of The iflgate,
as compliment to his distinguished mill
taty visitors informed the captains of The
comranIc. that he would order al \ given
signal the yard arms of the fIigate To- be
manned, whIcs compliment the com
panies were To recognize by parting sa.
lutte of three volleys of mu>ketry. Cap
tains Ellis and Howard held Il conference
aud it was decided that The Guards
should hire the first and third. and - The
Gr-ys the second round. To carry out
the design Of the salute, the companies
were drawn up IN two lines on the deck of
the frigate. Both captains. recognizing
the fact that very rigid disc ipline had
not been enforced during the day, which
the members had taken full advantage Of
and were consequently somewhat gHiinbsr.
ri, were somewhat auxIsuS As to tho mill
tary precision of their men IN firing a sa
lutte on board of a full differed man of war
well knowing that of all military displays
a badly executed salute is the worst. Cap
tain Howard gave the word of command tn
the " Guards Attention, company:
shoulder arms, &c. Make ready aim
fire. Ii was not first class vollry. but
still. under the circumstances, respectable
Captain Ellis stood at the left flank Of his
company. As an officer, he was well drill
ed and could not tolerate badly executed
tactics. He gave the word of command To
the "Grsys.' &" Attention, company
shoulder arms, &c. Make ready-aim-
recover arms" Several times he repeated
the order in the hope Of securing precision
=" Make rcady-aim- arms. -
still several OF his meu levelsd their guns
either too high or too low. Again he CAV.
The order Make ready-aim." Up
higher. said he, rather midst inety. To a
soldier near him. Farther along the line
one of his men. mistakiug the words =" ~,
higher for " fre. pulled the trigger.
Bang went his musket, solitary and alone.
Then another, and another. no We stimuli
'aneously-bang- bsng-echued the sue
crssIve shots. until every gun was empted
along the line. Captain Elliss feelings
can be better Imagined than described. 1t
is now nearly forty years since that salute
was fired, but it's successive and long re
peated echoes still excite merrImeut and
PHEASANT recollcctions of the past
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feCIItOff items.
RELIGIOUS.


The religious services closed after a seven
weeks continuation. Over sixty persons
united with the church.
Mr.. Samuel Boggs died at his residence,
GA the road leading TO Ponds Neck, on
Monday night, after an illness of several
months.
RETURNED HOME.
The two Surviving children Of Mr. John
c. CruIkshank have been since the family
was afflicted with diphtheIIa, staying at
DIR. Wills until last wrrk when they Ir-
turned To their home, il having been thor
EACH ~ TOWN
One Of our young men was 10 town last
week, who, n few years ago. left his cherr-
fni home and pleasant surroundings 10 seek
his fortune elsewhere. by peTsevering in-
dustry he has succeeded IN establish ing
himself in u lucrative business in the city
OF Wilmington.
COMMENCED RUNNING.
Mr.. Freeman's grlst and saw mill, kept
by Mr.. Anthony, which has been idle for
several months, commenced running a
short time since. IL not being able 10 run
was considerable loss TO the proprietor.
beside great Inconvenience to those who,
IN const qurncc, had to go great distance
TO some other mill.
WEDDING ~ CHURCH.
The wedding of Nr. Harry Price aud
Miss Jennie Jones, which took place in the
Methodist Church here on Wednesday even
ing last. was looked to with considerable
interest 10y our people. as weddings in
church do not occur frequently here An
hour before the time, the people began Ia
gather from every direction. no. withstand
lng the Indictment weather Even those
advanced III life, who, perhaps more than
once had passed through the same happy
ordeal. were as curious Ia witness the cpre-
m"ny as ih"se younger and unsophisti
rated. Al : u clock the doors were thrown
open Ia admit the happy look ing pair II
WAS both pleasing and solemn to see the
young couple pIghiIug Sher vows at the
sacred aiiar and entering upon the uutried
STAKE of uIatglmony.
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SM!!: , OK T.
~ DU ISII AM
TOBACCO

The PEoPLr WANT PRoor.-Tbere is
no medicine prescribed by physicians, or
sold by Druggists, that carries such evil
dence of it's success and superior virtue as
BosCHEE's GERMAN SYRUP for severe
Cough, Colds settled on the breast, Con
sumption, or any disease of the Throat and
Lungs. \ proof of that fact is that any
person afflicted. can get sample bottle for
10 cents and try its superior effect before
buying the regular size - cents /, has
lately been introduced in this country from
Germany, and its wonderful cures are
astonishing everyone that uses it. Three
doses will relieve any case. Try it.
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DIR. VAN DYKES SULPHUR SOAP,

Make the kin .f clear auI pure white and iralrl,
,iraI-Ius trttsrEIu. Il-tui--;I.E .aoihluS t-aI
fn- 'ui purify r~rHnN"> iaudruH. rhafus. ul---.
''r"- ~tuEii1u-. r"uEhu'.s ant r-iu'-- 81 ih-
rli"N". iiranr- turning ant ~iIusin. q tho kiu ard
fTiiNii"n = tltsnc AMI singing iu-ost. will r-,I.N-
Itching Pic where nothing +l-r vii Lar- any
- Tree from All offensive r- aud prevents Cont,
disease sni ~Nf"rnal medical aud r-..sra
''rH Il ha- ~IuAl. Pri,- - r-ns tax cskr-
mis- Ask for I'r Van hNkr- sap Insist uI,uu It
and take Ho .th-r- ; " EIiSTER Proprietor one
- Worth tifth street. Wh"l--sl- Dept 800 North
rhlri -. Philadelphia "a. SOLD ~ DR. II. H. Mitchell
EIkinn. Nj aud trtI=.i-t. generally
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An Old Marylander'S RecOllectiOnS
Ia Camp at Wilmington. in 1871
Salute on Board n Man-of-War

The recollc c, ions of An Old Mary
LANDER published in the Peoples Column
% to-day's issue, recall number of inter.
esting occasions and events in which the
old militaIy companies of Elktou many
years ago participated. The two organiza-
tions, the ''Elkton Guards and the Cecil
Greys,' were once spirited companies, IN
which their captains took a lively interest.
The occasion to which our correspondent
refers-the visit of the Elkton Guards,
under command of Capt. Geo. Il. Howard
is well remembered by the commander of
the old company. Never, perhaps, was
any militia organization more Hospitality
entertained than on the occasion referred
To. The company. numbering about forty
men, for the first lime in their military er-
perience, went into camp" during their
visit of three days to Millington, in 1s4I
The people of the town and vicinity were
prsdigally lavish IN supplying them with
all the comforts necessary for ,hs inner
man Food and entertainment were pro-
vidcd them in quantities to feed a regi
ment. Samuel +. Fowler. the gian, pio
neer Of the company. who bore a massive
axe upon his horcuieau shoulders, as he
marched in advance of his company. revel
ed IN rare luxury. The quantities Of solids
and liquids that disappeared down his ca
pacious throat was something that aston
ishsd the natives OF MIilington. But the
liberal hospitality of the Millingtouiaus
was more than rqual to the emergency.
Fer every lamb that Fowler dsvoured they
brought full grown sheep. for every calf
4 fatted OK. The lat. Rev. Henry +. liurn,
then young man, was a member of the
Millington Guards and tie life and soul Of
the occasion. lie sang a good song. told a
good story and excited the general JOY 10y
his wit and humor. Later IN life, when
the conviction of 4 higher mission called
him into the ministry the same eloquent
I delivery characterized him in the pulpit.
He was natural orator. a born sermon.
izer, and few men in his day were more
impressive before an audience. He died at
Lancaster, mourned by all who had been
moved 10y his cl"quencs and power in the
pulpit.
Another rare aud memorable occasion, ia
which both these companies participated,
was that on which they visited Annapolis.
To enjoy The sight Of i full rugged man of,
war, the L = ship of the line Delaware.
then At anchor at Annapolis Roads. Col
Joseph J. Heckart, OF Port Deposit. a,
that time owned a steamboat, the old FRED
sr,'i sburQ. which was chartered for the
tnp. The companies. under command oI
their respective captains. Howard and
Ellis. embarked at Elk Landing. Temper
ancs was not sstermsd a virtue III thu~,
days, and no limit other than that sSnsIs
tent with decency aud good order was sci
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Wednesday.
Port Deposit Items.
TOWN ELEC TION.

Oar annual election for town commits.
sioners took place on Monday last aud re.
suited IN the success OF the old ticket with
the exception of Mr.. John keavany and
I. e. Bond, who refused to serve another
year, Mr. =. W. iiopk ms and Adam Pee
pies being elected in their stead. The
board Just elected are: John W Nee lena
han, VIM. +. Way, WIN. VI. Loag, John
". Malone, {. w. Wilson, w. W. Hop.
kins aud Adam Peoples, and is cousidel,d
rather a good one.
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Notice TO Creditors.

'IlilS Is to give notice, that the subscri-
= i"f Of t"cI! rsuu;y. hath oltaru-I from the Or
Pi'n- L u't - aid county letters T--ian-I,4Ty
"u thu per-"ual state q
HIIH STEEL
ate 81 fas4 r"uHN i--a>-l All person. tvIus Claims
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