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GENERAL MARKETS.
UHottM -t">!S-..Wns !h light reqnnst nnt steaty.
nca'et+ afe nl.nna fcw uWisidc urdcsa. Tho local
trade WAS ttull:
Fine greer, carpet brush. 4 n ............4ts15
!tfrei hH1t+-ts. ."+ '''t'." ''''" .4tett1
Rrh'1pprh 'Lnr! -. ..',:.,:........t 'EshGasl
Hct-tlprcd do. ....". .,+.s...n,. 5tagbi
ni;NNs-Wcro dull at 81. aoaoi.2 ri ncr hu. Tho
offerings wcrc'fa!r.
Observation-Disclosures quiet and fAisly steady
Thcra f. MT mnch tnNutry hcyona meeting current
wants. therefore 1e current Eccu!pta are acquats.
Wc main qnots III fol1uws: .-
tnoA tn choice .iatry... .............,. ..13G!n
NrAlNHs .s.ssss - .sss'4 E4PAu
Inferior to collnlDn n....,..r... $50. hG1
NAuGtNt3-Was quoted firm anl unchanged:
9tnFk. 2.3!s llurtnus, ! bn. ,.tl1i1
brighton A..... Z! po, i bn.... :..l:Melt
Utter crGek...,. IN ttunnief. kihxie. l!Mt1H
Lewiston. .uti lin. sUn',t1.. .nH!!Ih.l
American 49,. ~ Wool tacl,a.. .30@l1
C1iEEsE-Met with moderate fomnnd at wcak
md irregular prices. Sales Of new were nussly at
h!sG1t'c, Wc gnute:
September and October fni cream. .......T!s1S
Ihri tk1a1i new .....s,s.lHku!&
Fhl! FkiGl. ncw'. -."..'.'.'...:.'3 4p;,i
| EOAL-AnthrncIto wns selling ut 81. 80 for. alt
| sizes. Prices of soft Goals wero vary Irregular,
nnd quotations would be Of l!ttle ,alse.
EGtlS-WeFo tuotca ttrm at pffU@sc. Ttcrc was
far Inquiry. chiefly frout packers, Ut tha aeo'a
| 1RMrca.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-24
DAKOTA RAILROAD POSSIBILITIES.
Sioux City journal.

Sioux Cisy Journal.
The railroad extension situation in this
section is becoming interesting. Last year
the Chicago, Milwaukee & ST. Paul com
pany made . rapid forward movement from
Algona, in kossuth county, to Patterson
vile, in Sioux county. Since that time the
engineers of the company have been busy
working out q line Westward, and it is un.
dere,ood that an additional hundred miles Of
track will be put down this season. 1. has
appeared to be the purpose Of the company
to reach the Missouri riv er as high up as
the mouth Of White river, but no announce.
ment on the part of the company has been
made to the public. Last year the St. Paul
and Sioux City road built a branch from
Worthington, in Minnesota, to Sioux Falls
in Dakota, and it's surve yors continued
work, also, toward the Missouri river. II
is o officially announced that the com.
pany will continue the road this season, with
a view of reaching the Missouri river at the
earliest possible date. Last year, also, the
Sioux City and Pembina road was extended
from Portlandyille, in Plymouth county, to
Beloit, in Lyon county, on the Big Sioux
river, and the statement is made, upon <
c~ellent authority, that the company has
made q proposition to Lincoln and Mime
haha county people, in Dakota, for the inn
mediate extension Of the road to Sioux
Falls. The movements of the Chicago,
Milwaukee and St. Paul company and Of
the St. Paul and Sioux City company seem
to have to do directly with the contest for the
possession of the country west of the Big
Sioux river and for the trade of the Mis-
souri, river and of the Black Hills, to all
which are apparently allied the movements
Of the Sioux City and Pembina company.
Interested people are just now awaiting the
several moves with great interest, and as it
is the turn of the Chicago, Milwaukee &
81. Paul company to play the next card, it
is the center OF attraction at this time.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-24
COMMANDED TO SHOW W.

st. Louis, March de. H. Brown, man.
..ger Of the Western Union telegraph Office
in this city, was summoned before the grand
jury. and . demand made that he should
produce for the use of the jury all teleerams
sent and received during several months
past BY John 8. Phelps, governor Of the
state, Joseph c. Nidelet, police commission
e Of his city. and A: B. Wakefield, alleged
to be at the head Of the sc-called gambler
ring here. Mr.. Brown stated to the jury
that he had been instructed BY his superior
officers and advised BY his counsel to say
there are grave constitutional ~ we'll q
legal points involved in the matter ; that all
dispatches passing over the wires are re.
gaIded BY the company q inyiolably secret
g are letters which pass through the mails
Therefore he must decline to comply with
that the telegraph company is anxious tc
have settled the question whether it can bs
compelled to furnish dispatches sent t.
parties to grand jurisa, courts, com
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-24
sIMoNs PROSECUTOR SHOWN UP.

Washington, March 21.-In the Oliver
Cameron suit today Thomas N. Oliver tea.
tilted that in 1850 in New Orleans and in
Raleigh, N. c., he was doing business a. a
merchant tailor and clothier. In the spring
of 1850 he went to New York to buy goods
He met plaintiff, Mrs. Oliver, ut 0sburn's
masonic regalia establishment in that city,
where she was working. He visited that
city again in the fall Of the year ; visited
the store and found her absent. He visited
New York again in the spring Of 1851.
While in the city that time in company with
other gentlemen he visited an designation
house. While waiting in the parlor for
girls to come in, plaintiff came in. He
passed that night and several other nights
with her. She told him that she hsd been
seduced while employed At Osborn's BY a
named Johnnie Plat, under promise
of marriage; that che had q child by him
which was born alive, but afterwards died.
He took her south 10 Raleigh and after.
wards to Louisville. He lived with her in
different places from August. 1854, to June,
1860, at which time he left her. On June
5, 1850, he married his present wife. He
never lived with plaintiff in his mothers
house while in Louisville. His mother had
nothing 10 do with her. No ceremony OF
marriage was ever performed between him
and plaintiff by bis book keeper. He had
denied publicly and repeatedly to several
persons before he left plaintiff that she was
ever bis wife, and at no time did he call her
Mn. Oliver, or allow her to BE- called By
Thai name BY his consent.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-24

missions etc; and respectfully requested
that the jury would take such action in this
case ~ would result in . legal decision Of
the.questna. The case will probably come
'speedily tolan iseHes
The came which brings this condition Of
thing about i the investigation By the
Fraud jury Of an alleged nmblera' ring
here and the conduct Of the police commits.
sioners Herewith. The recent re-appoint-
ment of James G. Weber and the appoint
ment Of VIM. Ladd as police commissioners
BY Mayor Phelps, and who.e record was in.
vestigated BY the senatorial committee !.
short time since, resulting in their Donrcon-
firmalion by the senate. are also involved.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-24

The president has nominated Clarence
King for director of the geological survey
Francis A. Walks, superintendent Of cen
Gus; David H. STROLLER, of West Virginia,
consul genera, of Mexico. Jacob II. Ste
wsrt, United States surveyor general Of
Minnesota.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-24

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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-24
A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscretiors of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss Of manhood, &C., l will
send q recipe that will cure you, FREE
OF CHARGE. This great remedy was
discovered by a missionary in South Ameri-
ca. Send a ~selfaddressed envelope to the
Rev JOSEPH T.. INMAN, Station d, Bible
House, Ne,o York City.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-24
TAX SALE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. Tha. in pursuance Of the ordinance. aud ,.oiu-
" lin. ~ Is M,vor and Council Of tho City If Yankton, the Treasurer o. said city
Ts~d.y the frat DAD day Of April, A. D. 1879. be ~een' The hot" o9 o'clock
n y I'M Iorlock ~ M If said iAv proceed to sell At public yenduc II ren relate IN
,sid oiy o YsnMon, N which the special sidewalk t"xts "a .~r~ed b ne n.or aud
Council fns Civ ~ Yanktom under date Of January eth. 1879. are then Delinquent.
and unpaid, to pa suh axes penalty and all The coAsa and expenses Of sale " rue thereon
fnmt IN. ovnarrn hoLIer nj. mh real eMate. Said sale will Ike place at the Court
House in SAID city Of Yankton, and will be commenced =! o'clock = IN. ad continue
until O'Clock n M Of mid dv. md b~ continued from day to day. between said hour,
said place, umil all tho aid real csMe shall have been offered. The following IL" The
list Of the speial sidewalk taxes, with penalty, costs AM expenses OF SMe' 10 20 D. sod
and n each Lt and parcel Of real e~atrr respectively.
""es'" TAU" "' ''""" va" N"' ADOLPH SCHANDEIN,
Tnasurer and Collector of the City Of Iankton.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-24
1hf 9aily 8ress aud 9ahptxisa
vANkToN DAKOTA
Monday Evening, March q, 1872
General Logan has introduced q bill for
the equalization of the bounties OF the SOL
diers and sailors Of the last war.

The joint caucus of ~densocratic senators
aud representatives Is to be held early this
week, after which country will hear some.
him
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-24

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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-24
FARMS SALE.

One Farm OF 800 Acres, B miles from
fanktOn-75 acres under cultivation, and SO
acres of Timber. This is one Of the best farms
in Yankton county.
One Farm OF 1lS Acres. within The City
Limits OF Yankton-65 acres under cultiya-
ton.
One Farm OF 11s Acres, 8 miles north
west OF YanktOn-35 acres broke.
1S so.1oo Acres. IA miles from Yankton
This tract will make the finest vegetable gar
den in the country.
1900 Acres OF Land in Wayne and Pierce
Counties, Nebraska-TheSe lands were lOca-
ted six years ago. and are all first-class.
$50 Acres N Miles from Meckllng-a
railroad station in Clay County. Dakota. This
will make asplendid stock farm.
Also 3 Dwelling Houses, with 4 Lots
This Is very desirable property, centrally located.
Very favorably located for residence lots-ad-
joining lots we'll improved.
Any portion or all Of the above property will
be sold on very favorable terms to parties who
desire to improve and occupy 1t.
FOL FURTHER PARTICULARS ENQUIRE OF
GOV.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-05

with their party, outraged by its efforts to
prolong hates between the North and South,
and incenscd by its efforts to maintain Local
ascendancy by intensifying national coniu-
sion and turmoil--came out from evil asso-
Citations and voted with thcparty of good
will, harmony and good government This
is the explanation of the result, and all the
weak allegations of Republican sheets that
their man was not popular etc, will, in
nc manner soften the blow-the terrible
crushing blow-that has been given to Re
publican hopes and expectations, as well in
Washington City and elsewhere as in the
State Of Illinois.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-05

A NUMBER Of Eastern journals have
used Governor Palmcr's name in conncc-
ton with the Democratic nomination for
the Presidency, in 1880 It is urged that
while his financial view, would secure 10
him the full Democratic vote Of the mid
die and the New England States, bis un.
fiDching Democracy, and residence in the
West would secure to him The vote Of In.
diana, which with the vote Of the solid
S)I,h would cl,c. hin, With al. Of
which we heartily agree. Governor Palmer
ia one Of the really great men Of the times
is respected and honored for bis personal
and political integrity, and his Gcknowlcdg.
ed ability and stat2mansdip; and his name
at the head Of the Democratic National
ticket, would set the prarics, the hills and
vallies of the western states fairly ablazc
with genuine Democratic enthusiasm
Give us Governor Palmer, and victory vii
come, ofitself,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-05

Why WILL you allow cold to adj
vance in your system and thus encourage
more serious maladies, such as Pneumonia,
lcmorrhagcs and Lung troubles when an
immediate rciefcan so easily be attained.
Boschce's German Syrup has gained the
largest sale IN the world for the cure of
Coughs, Colds and the severest Lung Dis
eases. 1t is DR., Boschcc's famous German pre-
scription, and is prepared with the greatest
care, and no fear neod be entertained in ad-
ministering 1t 10 the youngest child, as per
directions. The sale OF this medicine is
unprecedented. Since first introduced there
has been a constant Increasing demand and
without single report of failure to do it,
work IN any case. Ask your druggist as L
the truth Of these remarks Large size 7,
cents. Try it and be convinced.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-05

IT unprecedented that Buford, the say
age and rcmorscless Kentuckan who, with
smile Of a friend on his face, and the en-
NIFTY Of devil in his heart, met Judge
Elliott in The streets Of Frankfort, Ken.
,ncky, and, after inviting him to hunt snipc
anJ take drink, shot him through the
heart. Is alleged that this iend will set
up the plea of insanity, 1t wouldn't be a
bad idea to admit his plea, and then hang
him, with all possible dispatch, Let it be
understood that insanity sggravates crime
instead Of excusins it, and crazy criminals
would never be heard of.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-05

As WE announced, yesterday, the Demo
cratic committee of this Judicial circuit,
has directed its chairman to issue call for
= nominating delegate convention to meet
in tins city, on the 9th day Of May. Nine
Os the eleven counties were represented,
and the matter was very freely canyassed,
II was argued, and with some force, that
the Republicans were entirely satisfied with
the present condition Of affairs, as it prom
ised to result IN the election OF two
Republicans and one Democrat. 1t
~ useless 10 deny that general impression
prevails, all over the circuit, thatJudge Baker,
Of this city, will be elected Many Demo
Gratis will jump all party restrictions that
may be imposed and vote for him, not only
in Alexander county; but in johnson, Pu.
laski, Massac, Pope and Jackson. Many
Republicans will, in like manner, vote foi
Crawford "lhc calling ana election q
these two gentlemen, beng regarded, there
fore, as quite sure, it remains for the Dem
ocrats to provide for filing the other sea
with man whose politics is IN unison witt
that of majority Of the voters of the cir.
cult. Unless the Democratic candidate foi
that scat is sent ont endorsed by a conven
ton OF his party, DOughcr,y and Harker
who are now on the bench land shiftin,
themselves around in the different coun,ic
in q most unseemly and undignifed man
ner) will have u marked advantage o 70
him. They are better known than Brown
ing and Washburnc arc, especially in Il,
river counties. and, as We have said, II,
making such trades as throw them, in the
official capacity, into the mids. Of the v,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-05

THE Republican papers have entered up.
on the hopeless task Of trying, to account
for the Democratic victory in Chicago, up.
on some hypothesis tia: will stiiTen the vii.
ted spinal column Of the party elsewhere.
In doing this they are driven 10 the &C.
acknowledgement that the Republican party
is responsible to the country for the curse
ofCommuni5m. They arc compelled to con-
fcss that the men who are banded together
to revolutioniIo the government and over.
turn society, were nurtured in the Rcputli-
can party, And this, to great extent is
true. Two-thirds OF Chicago Communists
are Of Republican antecedcnts. But this
was true last November, when the Rcpub.
licans swept the city by q majority Of about
three thousand votes. The Communists
have increased but two thousand since then
not enough to destroy the Republican
majority, had every single accession been
loss 10 the Republican party. Give that
party then, the benefit Of all it claims, and
we still find Chicago Republican city
by more than one thousand votes. How
are we TO account then for the Democratic
increase that wipes out tins thousand, and
piles up five thousand az the majority for
the Democratic tickct2 1t can not be said
that party lines were not drawn, for the
Republican party, confident in its strength
forced party fight, and brought into
issue every question that has divided tho
parties during the past fourteen years
The bloody shirt, the test oath, federal in
reference in State clcctions-all these were
put in issue by the Republicans, even to tn,
exclusion Of important local questions tina
were discussed by the Democracy TIL,
Republican Hesings came forward an,
from every ros,rum in the city declare,
their desire to hang every rebel in tn
South, from JEFF Davis down to The hum
bles, soldier that carried muskct or drov,
an army team; and the Hesings were greet
: cd with tumutuous and dcafeniny 40.
: plause All this being true
the victory presents no problems
0 nothing 10 excite either conjectur
r or speculation. 1t simply shows that vi
). or eight thousand Republicans, disguise,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-05

REPUBLICANS IN Congress and at the
head Of newspapers threaten the Demo
cratic party with civil war, upon all posi-
bic occasions They threaten war it the
| Democratic majority in Congress does what
the Republican party has done score of
times-embody in the appropriation bill an
enactment that the Executive may disap-
prove These genticmca seem to think that
they could sit quietly in their parlors while
SOMEBODY else would step out and cut all the
Democratic throats in Christendom. They
seem to forget that throat-cutting is a game
at which two can play; they seem to forget
that the largest battallions belong to the
Democratic party, and that partizan wal
would bring scenes Of slaughter TO every
mans door, into every home in the land
Intermixcd as Republicans and Democrats
are, partisan war would astound Tho
world 10y its fcrccness and barbarity. Ii
would not be nation against nation, or com
munity against community; but would be
family against family, man against man
The blood Of every right thinking citizen
fairly curdles at the thought Of such {
bloody, remorsecss conflict, yet Rcpubli
can Garfelds would urge il on--would
prccipitatc the country into
such deuge of horrors
and blood, ii the Democratic majority in
Congress refuses to submit to the dictation
of the Republican minority. In other
words, if the Democrats refuse to allow
the minority to control. then partizan war
must come! He isa wiIlfully blind man
who cannot see tina, neither the Republi-
can or Democratic party would survive
such conflict Both, and our republican
form Of government; with them, would 20
down in blood, and forever. Men who
talk as Garfield talks are dangerous enc.
mics to the peace OF the country, and should
be damned OF both God and man.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-05
Physicians speak In Terms Of Praise In favor
HEALTH. PAD.

CINCINNATI, June ~, isr1
Having had some conpIdoiab acquaintance VI
tho operation Of the Pad, ! can coucrnciuJ
recommend Il ~ IN excellent remedy IN mi the
coso. tuf which Dr. Forbes cOunsrr IL uac
DIR u llALlOWELL
20 "orge street, Cincinnati
What Rev, Joseph Emery, the wei known q
Missionary, rays;
ciNClsNArt june 90 .ST
Having had long acquaintance with Dr. Fotb
| am natIshcd that Whatever he recommends ho d,
No cOnsolcDciously and viii prove all they proni
hEV, JOSEPH EMERY
Extracts FROM \ few Of tho Many Letters froouen
received al tho ONCE
Onc tass;.." feel that your ppir have saved
W, o." Another saysi--"fVur Pad has lu,l reach
my, easc, II hm entirely removed NY cos,!,cn,
and consequent Sick Headache" Aiot' or writ,
Your PAD attended, strictly 10 hpuu, IA, and
ior'ycinh' hours felt NJ veil u. ever" Anoth,
Your Fad has cured me Of BiliiouSnps. nd a h
pld liycr am better than have hrcn ~ ,vep
ycarr sun another sGyr;--l ave endured oil /
horrors growing on. Of torpid Liver pDd Dyspops
AGer urlnS Jour pad all lhetu ilp hft me-" y
mort ~ have nsrd yonr Pad. with perfectly sat
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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-05
SHERIFFS SALE.

by virtue Ola special execution Ia mo directed, by
the clerk ofthe Circn, Court ofAleudcf County, ia
the state OF Illinois, In favor Of Wond Rittenhonsc
and Joseph H.. Ritt'nhousc, a. partners
Composing aho n,m OF Wood Rl,cmhonte
son, John Sinnot and Edward y Gibson, an part.
mere composIngthc Arm Of y Il rhompsop Eco.
lshsll offer for sale a, public ycudueu the westercy
door Of the Court house IN TOE CITY Of Csro,
County OF ALEXANDER aiu S'ule u Illinois, on tho
TENTH DAY or APRIL, A. u, 1870
a. o'clock a. M, tho lolles.ng described property
two t3g) In block numbered FORTY AK Wsl. in the
ely, of cairo, county Of Alctandcr and State Of
Illinois, heretofore levied upon by ma MA the prop.
cry O. Ed..Id !; lon UNDER wr, Of attach
stance Of said kNtenhou.c A Dto .,,a,nst said y
4, Thompson h Co. 's"''"'
Dated this 10th day OF March, AID 1870.
JOHN HODGES, sheriff.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-05

tors Of Ave or six Of the eleven counties
Passing over the improperly of men in
vested with the sacred robes Of the Judi
ciary, doing thing Of this kind, we are
forced to recognize the fact that 1t is being
done, and take such steps as may in some
degree, AZ least, countcract It's influence II
was determined that q convention would iur-
nish the only effective mean for doing TINS,
and convention will therefore be called.
Should the Republicans call convention,
the aspect of affairs would remain IN Il great
measure the same. The election Of Baker
and Crawford would be widely held as a
forcgone conclusion, and the struggle
would be over the election Of the third man,
We should have welcomed the magnanim-
ity on the part of the Republicans that
would have conceded this man to the Dcmoc-
mcy, because il would have removed any ne
ccssity for dragging politics into unconge-
nial contact, But as no move or advance
toward an understanding has been made by
the Republicans, the Democrats feel them
selves impcIlcd tos movement that will
secure to them that which is theirs by every
consideration Of right, justice and prepon.
dcrance Of numbers and brains.