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New-York tribune., 1879-05-05

An ELEGANT country seat on the Hudson,
n near rarytow FOR sale low, exchanged for choice
civ property none desirable the NORTH River
' X. a. YOUNG % EAchange place,
New-York tribune., 1879-05-05

ELIGIBLE water-trOpts near city, bulk
a. headed aud ready for chemical works. factories TO
nneues, &c. For sale low on easy terms
4, YOUNG, Engineer &c, 20 EXchargcpltce.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-05
WILLIAMS COLLEGE, Mass-Wholly de

~ voted to college work All Departments in charge OF
experienced Professors Libraries Cabinets and other app
ance. ample al requirements Of liberal education
Tuition $50 term; board 80 a week. $1,000 distributed an
uralv scholarships 10 ndgent students For catalogues
additional information address The President T. A. CHAD
BOURNE, wi amstown Ber shire Co.. Mass.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-05
Glln Real Cstate TOR Sale.
Aurtlon Sales of Real estate.
CountrD Real Gstdte for Sale.

A CHEAP H0ME.-FOr sale, a good, we'll
N frame house and lot The lot 2jxl0O feet Ths
is and contains in %
the small building suitable for carpentcrs shop
maker The house IL on staten isiand " "
and alout 10 minutes walk Clifton Landing. Iae prop
ry can be for 81 200 part Of the purchase
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-04
YELLOW FEVER.

Memphis, Sept. 4-Twelve new cases, four
white and eight colored, were reported IA
the board Of health this morning. Seven
deaths have occurred since Last night. Thos
Reilley, Major scully, Lizzie Schwartz
Oulle Ringert. Jas. Houck aud two colored
Jas. Houck died At Buntyn station and the
two colored near Springdale, six mile.
northeast Of the city. Gen. G. 8. Skeffine
ton is dying. w. I. Berlin is progressing
favorably. The weather is warm.
New York. Sept. 4-Chas. Brown, sea.
mao. from Old Harbor. Jamaica. was ad
mitted 10 the yellaw fever hospital TO. 1ay
Memphis, Aug. 4.-The "Can't.eet.away
club" Of Mobile, Ala, have authorized the
Howards to draw on them for $500.
The wife of Esquire w. B. Glisson, who
left Memphis last Sunday BY private con
veyance, thus evading the inspection off.
GERS on the railroad train, is down with
yellow fever at North Withe depot, a station
25 miles distant from this city on ths Louis
vile & Nashville railroad.
A son of the late Robt. E. Richardson ap
piled yesterday for pass to 60 to Nash
vile, but was refused. This morning be
was stricken and has severe attack.
Quarantine of the envirous of the city
goes into effect to-day. Fifty mounted men
will be employed as a patrol guard.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-04
CROPS AND mAakers..


Gives Mere Oopl04ablo Accounts
- eAe Pesspsses ~
London, Sept. 2.-The Mark Lane Ex.
press in its weekly review Of the British
grain trade, says:
The damage doos 10 irfeparable. No
subsequent weather can prevent the outcome
Of this season's wheat crop proving most
disastrous, both in quality aud quantity.
Happily the weather the last day or two
has been we'll suited TO harvest operations.
Many fields are still quite green, while in
others the wheat, though more forward. il 4
bad color. Root crops are choked with
weeds. Potatoes have gone from bad to
worse. In fact in no single instance can
agricultural prospects be said 10 have i'm.
proved during the past fortnight. In con.
sequence Of foreign supplies the bad weath.
e: had little effect on the wheat trade. The
most that can bs said is that in occasional
instances buyers have submitted to an ad.
vance Of shilling per quarter, and even
that was obtained with difficulty. It hes.
timated that similar disasters ten veara apo
would have entailed an advance OF ten ahil.
lings per quarter. The supply for the
moment has completely distanced the de.
mand, owing to the energies Of the outward
movement from America. Atlantic ports
Of trade, however, cannot be expected to
remain in their present inert condition for
any length Of time.
A marked advance may be expected
when the attention of buyers, now eperoesed
by extensive foreign arrivals. il given IA
the fact that taking il into consideration
the diminished average sown and wretched
results Of the home crop, the amount Of
foreign wheat required TO supplement our
own deficiency is something like four mil.
lion quarters more than is required in ordi.
nary seasons.
There hes been but little change ip feed
ing stuits Barley fairly msintained las,
mondays questions. Maze and oats
slightly favored sellers. The arrivals ol
cargoes at roris Of call have been large
The offers Of wheat during the early part Of
me week ruled according to vet weather
No: advanced shilling per quarter,
whist REQ winter wss firmly held for fall
prices, but with better weather a, the close
OF me week qu'eter tone prevailed. There
has been good continental demand Ma,z,
bas been dull and 8 pence to pence per
quarter cheaper. There has been a fair
! business in wheat for forward delivery Al
rsthcr better prices. but the demand has
again fallen Oft Maize is quiet, buyers con.
t'nuipg to operate very cautiously.
The sales of English whes, last week
we're 1879 quarters At 4S shillines pence
aRains, 3d. 442 quarter ut 45 th,llines peuct
for the previous year.
The Imports into the united kingdom 70,
the week ending August %, 1879. we're :.
7O5 ,6Sl hundred weights OF wheat and 1876.
439 hundred weights of flour.
10 Mark Lane Monday wheat was SLOW
and last Mondays quotations of -four and
barley wss unanimaled. Maize rather "a
vored buyers. Oats advaocsd 6 pence 10 !
pence per quarter.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-04
GRIMES AND CASUALTIES
Assasslnatien sf Q Prominent San Fran
cisco PoIiticlan-Ths Lyaehlng Of
Three men In Califsraia, fer Sealing

= ~ p FN 4 q
San Francisco, Sept. 3.-Geo. Schwartz,
we'll known political manipulator and
proprietor Of cigar store on Montgomery
betweea California and Pine streets, was
shcs in his place Of business about sieven
O'Clock By Dudley Hsskill, q young man
employed in the Law Office of Latimer &
Morrow. Haskill approached the counter
and inquired for Schwartz, and q the latter
came forward Haskill said, "You called
me vile name last night; will You retract
it?' Swartz denied the statement roughly,
when Haskill drew pistol and fired one
shot, which missed. 6chwarts turned e
eecape when second shot took effect ID the
back of the head causing death in few
minutes. A great crowd gathered instantly
Ha.kill seized BY bystanders and officer'
coming up be was taken to the station. He
whatever, and the undesly ying cause Of the
trouble is difficult to arrive At. The afIai,
creates considerable excitement aud crowd
still fingers around the scene of assassins.
tion. 1t is not known whether or not the
tragedy has any connection with political
matters.
A dispatch from Ukiah, Mendecino com
y says Elijah Frost, Bigs Tibson and Tom
McCracker were taken Com the consaable
at Wellets. last night and hung BY the mob
These men we're under arrest for the lar.
ceny of saddle and some harness. Rumor
has it that many things have come up mis-.
sing lately and these parties have been sus.
pected. Elijah Frost, was son of Elijah
Frost, who was killed some years ago in 4
shooting scrape'with the Coats bovs; be ha,
been out Of state prison about eight month.
having been sent there from Red Bluff fol
horse stealing.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-04

prehension Of the policy Of the British EN-.
pire, which accords to itself governing the
colonies the freedom of action which il
limited only by imperial considerations
10 short 6sheries are the inalienable herit.
age Of Canada and New Foundland. ~
these countries must say whether and q
what terms pasticipst. % in then should g.
granted 70 foreign country. Il. il soue.
What surprising that the Unitsd 6tates
which owe their existence % . nation to the
assertion Of the very principle that colony
must AZ have . voice in any negotiations which
affect it, interest, should not understand the
principle when asserted ON behalf of Can.
ada. The intrinsic value Of the property
DESTROYED on the occasioo Of the Fortune
Bay fracas is . mere tribe compared with
$l03. 600, and ~ that sum Il the American
estimate Of some two or three boats being
prevented from making single catch Of
6.h. hlooksa as if the fishing privilegegrant-
ed by the treaty of Warrington were Of
greater value than the people OF the United
States have been hitherto willing to allow.
It II sastsfactory to find that the government
at Warrington repudiates ell intention Of
-asking any reconsideration Of the Halifax
award on tho grounds Of subsequent ill.
treatment Of fishermen. Were the Fortune
Bay claim the only surviving dif6culty ia
connection with the fisheries question IL
would serve to show BY its insigni6cance
the dimensions to which formidable in
ternational matter had been reduced. Un-
fortunately, while the question will soon
come up again, any further arrangement on
the Halifax plan unless preceded BY dnal
and conclusive settlement Of the head-lands
dispute and the rights of American fishing
vessels in British North American ports,
would be unsatisfactory. Seeing that the
fisheries question 10 a. old as the war Of 1912
and that is happily the only grave ques.
ton between the two countries, surely. il
calls for diplomatic action to settle immedi-
ately and forever. This statement in the
Times is thought to embody the official view
of the question.
DAMAGE TO CROPS.
Halifax, Sept. 4-Crops suffered consid.
cradle in the storm Yesterday in the eastern
portion of the province.
EVAN MORRIS
has begun trimming for boat race with
Warren Smith.
PROMOTING EMIGRATION.
London, Sept. 4.-The Cleveland miners
are considering q scheme for promoting
emigration.
SWEDISH ARCTIC EXPEDITION.
Guttenburg, Sweden, Sept 4-The fol-
lowing telegram has been received from
Prof. Nordenskgold, the Swedish artic ex-
Plorer Yokohama, Sept. 3.-All we'll.
We left winter quarters on the 18th, and
doubled the east cape Goth July; proceeded
thence to Lawrence bay. Port Clarence and
Behring's Island. Have had no sickness
and no scurvy.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-04
LAres1 ~ mA,L.

Grenada, Mias., Sep. 2.-The suspicious
case here proves no. 10 be yellow fever.
Fredericksburg. Va, Sep. 2.-Gen. Reese
aged II.
New York. Sep. 2.-Captain Curtis chief
Of the government secret service Of this city
has resigned.
San Francisco, Sep. 2.-The Eureka stage
coach was stopped above Navada City yes
terday BY two masked men. The express
bag was taken and the paasengers we're made
to stand and deliver. VIM F. Cummings,
banker Of Afoore's Flat, resisted the robbers
when they attemptd to take gold bar be.
longing to him and was shot through the
head and instantly killed. A large force
are now searching the country for the high.
waymen.
Dekale Miss, Sep. 2.--The Chisholm mur
der case waa called up to day in the circuit
cour. The defendann moved to quash the
indictment, but the motions were overruled.
The state and defendants then announced
themselves ready for the tzial and Q special
panel Of fifteen jurors were drawn In, each
case. The frt oass to ba tried i that of
Henry g. Gully foeske murder Of Mias Cor.
nelia Chisholm, which is act for FRIDAY.
The other cases will be tried next week.
Houston. Tex, Sen 2.-Yes,erday judge
Jones gave the qua q tine breakers 4 hear.
Ing on wris Of habex. c,rpu. aud discharged.
the prisoners, the Judge holding that The
board Of health had no righ, to declare q
quarantine under . city charter. This pov.
q ID. vested in The board Of aldermen sfoue.
The aext proceeding will 30 to arrest the
mayor. health officers and members Of the
Houston board Of health on charge Of con
spiraey to obstrucs aud ohsssucsins The Uni
ted States mail. =
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-04
The California Election Results
in the Success Of the Re-
publican Ticket.
Kallsch, the Wsrkinsnsn's Casdi.
date, Doubtless Elected Mayer
Of San Francisco.
Increase Of the Yellow Fever in the
South-Another Case in'Nsw York.
FOREIGN.
RRE.1N cApLE sTocK.

RsEf1S CABLE STOCK.
London, Sep. 3.-The Financier says the
rise in Atlantic cable shares is accompanied
By . rumor Of an accident to the French
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-04
TELEcaAeH,c eRev,T,Es.
IOWA STATE FAIR,

IOWA STATE FAIR,
DesMoines, Ia, Sept. 4.-The Iowa state
fair is holding one Of the most successful
exhibitions at Des Moines In the history Of
the society. The attendance has increased
steadily from 5000 Monday to Is, 600 Tues.
day, 10000 Wednesday. aud to-day there
are fully $4,000 people on the grounds. The
society will be able to pay off all premium,
in full and its debt besides. The weather is
all that could be desired.
ARRIVAL OF GOLD,
New York, Sept. 4-The steamship Lab.
rador from Europe yesterday brought ST..
OOO, 600 in gold bars and $500, 900 in tweu.
y franc gold pieces.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-04

The la.sss returns from The city, q far q.
heard. give PERRIN. l.60i, Glenn 1904.
White 4,674. Flint i,7ao. kslloch 2s1 A,
this rate Clean will have sboa, 1000 and
0siavold 1000 voses 10 shs city.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-04

Choice line Of DRESS GOODS, Black and Summer Dress
Silks Trimming Silk, all coors shades and prices
Large and elegant assortment Of Ladies' SILK TIES
HANDKERcH1EFs LINEN COLLARS and CUFFS.
Ladies' ZEPHYR sHAWLs and sACQUEs.
Torchon, Brabant and Valencienne LACEs, Hamburg
Edgings and Insertions.
zoo gross Dress Buttons in all Coors and Shapes
Ladies' Mid Gloves dressed and undressed Black
Hosiery, Notions and Corsets in endless variety.
Ribbons a Satin and Gro ran numbers eoors prices
AN ELEGANT STOCK OF
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-04
NEW YORK MARKET.

=
NEW YORK MARKET.
New York, September 4.
WHEAr-Shade easier. quiet. No. 2 red
RYE-Firm, 67@6sc.
4 CONSTITUTIONS decided change western
mixed 45c@46c.
Oars Weak, lower. Western, mixed
2sc@3lc, white 3l!@37c. # @S
BkkLEY-75c.
PoRK-Stronger, 50 80
2 LARD-About steady, $6.l72.
Z, BEEF-Quiet.
BurTER-Unchanged.
EGas-Cnchanged-SM14c.
CHEEsE-2c954c.
WH1sxY-$l.O64.
CHICAGO. E
&Ss: Chicago, September 4
WHEAr-St@ady. easier, SEC cash, S5Sc
September, s6@s6sc bid October.
RYE-Firmer, 49c.
CoRN-Firmer, 32jc cash 3Ssc bid for
September, 33!c asked October.
oATs-Firm, stronger. 2lsc cash, PC
bid September, 2s5c bid October.
RARLEY-72c. bid September.
PoRK-Strong, higher $500 cash, S.. .2Si
@SS.l5 September. s.. 20@8 224 October.
LARD-Stronx, higher, $5.724@$5.65
cash, $5.774@$5.S0 bid October.
WHIsKY-Hleher. $lO5.
MILWAUKEE. sr-
Milwaukee. September 4.
WHEAr-4@sc. lower Hard 96*; No.
l, 00ac; No. 2. 87@c cash; SHE October
and November; No. 8, SEC; No 4, 76c.
f CoRN-Firm-324c.
OAr-Dull. No. 2, 2lAc.
RYE-4S4c.
BARLEY-66c.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-04
w HITE GOODS!

Pqa Swiss Wteh Lawns Hahsosk&
Large Stock Of Table Linens Turkey Damasks, Napkins,
Towels and Crashes.
Prints at Five Six and Seven Cents per Yard.
Gfnghams Beached Brown Musns, Cottonades Ducks
and Denms. at oil prices. II sa86s
Large stock Of Men Boys Fur Wool and Straw Hats
Oyerals Shirts, Socks and Blankets
All Wool cassimeres and suitinss in Light and Heavy
Weights from Sixty Cents per yard upwards. So.
Best Steamed Goose Feathers 90 Cents per pound
Boots, Shoes and Clothing Cost to close out stock
BRUSSELS 1ngrain Stair Carpets and Oil Cloths Cheap
Agent for Geo. A. CLARK Bros T. Spool Cotton
Belding Bros. Co.'S Spool Silk hilwards Helix Needles
Dealers supplied at New York prices.
Bring in Samples you may have Eastern Houses
and compare prices and qualities.
r. A. kETCHUM
Third Street. .lYankton, Dakota
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-04

London, Sept. 3.-The Financier says {:
In consequence of the movement Of Paris
and New York exchanges in favor Of Lon
don, the gold from the east which had been
taken for transmission TO New York was
kept back and sent into the bank of Eng
land.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-04

A.quarter consists Of ten weeks. two lessons
each week. Pupils desiring to 'ake one lesson
effect. Fall term to commence Sept. ed. No
deduction for absence except In cases II pro-
trActed illness. Those desiring to take lessons
will please commence promptly with opening Of
term.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-04
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
WALL STREET.

New York, September 4.
overnment's-Firm.
Stocks-Steady.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-06-12
Ten. Grant In India.

We find the following from Q letter
to the Philadelphia Telegraph. Besides
showing the high esteen entertained fol-
Gen. Grant it gives q vivid description
of their methods of entertaining. Gen.
Grant and his friends were through
with their visit to India and were on
the eve of departure and this entertain.
ment WAS given in his honor. The lat.
ter Gays:
The evening preceding our departure
an entertainment Was given to Gen.
Grant, an account Of which I am sure
you would like to have, ~ it was 90 Mt
terly unlike anything | ever saw before.
One Of the richest and most intelIigen,
Of native princes, the Maharajah OF Ton
gore, . doctor Of music, invited the par
ty to attend . musical party, for which
great preparations had been made some
weeks in advance. When the evening
arrived We drove in his carriage about
six miles to the house Of our host, and,
entering gateway. suddenly found our
selves In 40 avenue ablAze with light
Little taper lights in glass cups, forming
diamonds and squares, containing many
thousands in it oil, lighted the road, and
made it - light IS day. Entering the
house, We ascended marble stairway,
and found ourselves 10 beautifully fur
nished room, some sixty feet or more in
length, hung with family poru Alta, and
we're received by our host and bis fami-
y. At the further end . stage was
srected. The rooms were lighted with
candles, and they were
Tiled with . brilliant assenblage Of
Eaglash residents and natives. Soon .
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-06-12
A Chunk or Two OF Solid Wisdom For
Young Men.

A Chunk or Two OF Solid Wisdom FO
Young Men.
Did you ever hear OF an individua
who made his or her mark in the world.
history waiting for something to strike
him like blank lottery ticket? All the
eminent men and women who have left
the legacies to posterIty Of scientific
progress and discovery have been those
who had an object in view and worked
hardly to attain il. We never read OF
one Of them that loitered their golden
hours away upon the street corners,
waiting 10 catch the newest slang phra-
ses, or gossip about their lady friends.
Not one of them ever thought it clever
to indulge mouthful of slouchy talk
or bawdy house obscenity. They never
complain of high taxes. or hard times,
and official abuse, and the intolerance OF
money mOnopolists, and bankers, and
heartIess employers. They didn't have
time; neither did they have the inclina-
ton nor the spare Of money. They
didn't dare to iritter away the opportu-
mites for storing their minds with use
full knowiedge-tbat which is more val
liable than bonds or railroad stocks.
Youth is the harvest time. Gather the
golden grain, young men. Young wo.
men, go out into the fields and CLEAN.
To-day is the best day of your life.
Strive to excel. Be not satisfied to do
as we'll as others have done but try to
do better.-Kansas Herald.
The number OF young men attemptin
to get through the world without work
bright, healthy young fellows. we'll
able to make . manly support for them
selves, is really . startling and ominous
matter worthy of serious consideration.
There is work and capital and profit and
an honorable place for any and oil
young men who put behind the wish to
do something, or TO be something more
shan . respectable dead beat, the necss-
sary courage and exertion. There is in
every town among tho street loafers of
the more respectable character and 40
ny" young men Who live beyond their
means and effect fast airs, disposition
to ridIcule the young msn Who by hard
work At anything be finds to do. BY
economy and . temperate course aims to
make for himself an honorable place
but the worker wins, and the loaier
fails - he deserves TO. We have not . |
particle of synpashy with The loafsr |
who lives BY the sweet Of others brovs,
whether he wears rags or broad cloth. |
Down with the loafer and up with the
worker.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-06-12
Notice.

"FrIcEtoUSrS sUr'r frstIc INSTRUCTION.
SALINE toUNtY, ksNs,s.
>,LIN,, January ~. ls.s. '
.rtitkt viii be blmanthiy examination Tor t-Heh-
err certificates. III. nrst the las; SATURDAY tn
February and ihrnairr the s.sy IN each ri
trTnaie month. kNrrci>e> begin al ga, =. Ha an,i
ciss- at u M. and viii bs conducted writing
\ tcv at dollar. r~auiTy by law OF each a,pIi-
csni, h-I,re air itisnoe Ia examination. Al arr
urg-' la hr I'sasf, allowance b. made ior
lass 81 tiiu~
BoNID ~ HAMMERS
The Superintendent will Ia In hi, anisc every
uriay. excerpt examination DAYS. tn which he
viii H. fsan,i orlcc the follow ing A..rlisy
Tie woU remind school officers IL, prompt An send
ing reports required by law.
WILLIAM BISHOP,
In SaP't fuh. Instruction.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-06-12
.fc Railway.
LIE a u VILLEi
A RicN OPENING
A Rich OPENING

lsadviIis. Colorado -r> vat DEPOSITS o.
earbonsi-- of silver 81 Ls.iTill. many fsil.s 10
extent eose~isd m. ricassi .v~r discovered
Ihsy lay IN bsrHSnt.i beds. Srsf.a from
20 10 fssi uaoa. sAd from is f.-s t-isr o. ssr
ssoe. Ar. nIsss Win u. I'D yaet ssd slss.4 10
blasting a. dep. syp~BsIrs shsft. t-lsx rGslr.f
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yer quartz s~r.ssfor- fans hsssci, .sSrsy ssd s.i
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ne beaver. sosfs Para pse.se r. u % w-.,-s.r
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stages y nltrs 70 F.s.Asy. a. n.st~s e Is.fssss
I'm. n. ssosr La $3.50 10 as.s sf ss.sss ta.i
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Krprs~ Fss~aS.E Trsina Ess~s - 49, Q. - ssy
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r-lsns4 -i-<yssx r.iso~. .ss tssx>.s Der ga -.
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p...~as-r-. tsr<ss- - z-.sss Tsa .-.zx a. ...srt
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KAxsAs GIT. no.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-06-12
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