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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-08

balloon licenses are $1VV . veal" IN Elan.
dreau. les.
Work is progressing on the Catholic
church at Sioux Falls.
The Adventists have been holding ten,
meetings at Sioux Falls.
The price paid BY eastern parties for the
Sioux Falh water power was $4,000.
The Star is the name Of q paper recently
started in the pipe stone quarry region.
Diphtheria prevails to some extent in
counties bordering on the upper Big Sioux
river.
The Sioux Falls Jail, according to q local
paper, is clamp, dark and overrun with
graybacks."
The track of the Chicago, Milwaukee
S st. Paul road was completed to Canton
on the 1st lost.
L. E. Gibbs was found guilty and fined
500 and costs for alleged liquor i%selling at
Madison, Lake county. last spring.
A petition for a new postofice to be called
Sparhawk, situated Is miles west of Lake
Herman in Moody county, has been for.
warded 70 Washington.
John l. Booge lIrve). formerly Of, Il. D
Booge & Co., Sioux City, has been appoint
ed superintendent Of the Coviugton, Colum
bus & Black Hills railroad.
The house Of T. H. Bowen at Sioux Fall
was recently struck by lightning and set O.
fire. Nobody was hurt, the ere put out, an
little damage was done to the house.
A Brookings county man was struck b
lightning during a thunder storm on Tues
day of last week. He was sitting on til
stove in his house, which lightning struc
the chimney. At last counts the man wa
alive, but in q critical condition.
The Sioux Falls Times gives the sheriff
of Brule county this puff: "a rough from
Brule City was in Sioux Falls last week
with a drove Of ponies. With a six shoote,
and bowie strapped on his hip he was a ter.
ror-to small boys. A s%ojeurn in the cooler
would have been q good dose for him."
The Sioux Falls Times says a party from
Sioux Falls while camped on the Vermil.
lion river where tho Black Hills road
crosses that stream, discovered three men
e%nyeavoring to steal their horses. One o.
the party fred at the thieves and in re-
Spouse to his shot he heard from one o.
them the exclamation Jim shot" Tit
wounded mans companions succeeded II
getting away with them, but without secur
ing any horses.
Madison Sentinel, June 26th: Two week
%since,a party Of freighters, travelling 70
VIM. Van Epps from Dell Rapids to Fire
steel, encamped near Ramsey, where the.
we're expo.ed to q severe thunder storm dur
ing which two men and seven oxen wer'
killed BY lightning. During the storm on,
of the men, feeling a presentiment of dan
ger, left the wagon and proceeded outin tn,
storm some distance from the party and dur
ing his absence two Of his comrades in tht
wagon he had just left were killed.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-08
FOURTH OF utY HORRORS,
Two Excursion Parties Thrown Into the
Water aud Many Drowned.

Two Excursion Parties Throw Into the
Water aud Many Drowned.
AT LAKE QUINs1GANoND.
Worcester, Mass, July AT lake Quin-
sigamond, this afternoon. the steamer Isaac
Davis, loaded with passengers, careened.
the hurricane deck broke of, and scores of
passengers were thrown into tbe lake.
There werelbont 800 passengers on the
toat-1OO on the hurricane deck, and no
opportunity to get of. Others rushed on
the hurricane deck, and, % they did so, the
Davis careened over away from the wharf
and caused the crowd to rush to that side.
and threw the struggling mass into the
water. As the boat gave way the roof of
the upper deck came crashing dowa on the
engine. and broke of the safely valve,
which caused the steam to rush out, max.
ing a fearful noise aud adding new
terror. The boat rolled over more,
catching the guuwsle o. q
spile, became fast, and the great weight
caused the supports of the hurricane deck
to give way, and the whole structure CAM
down TO the water line, crashing down il
the water. Atthis point the lake is ovel
ten feet deep, and many swam to the shore
or to the wharf, twenty feet distant. Other
held on to the wrecked hull, and some I.
the floating roof.
Prominent citizens, Mayor Pratt and wife
and many physicians were at hand to Civ
assistance, and the bodies were soon recov
cred. The following are among the killed
John Cahill, aged SO; daughter, q year
old; Lewis Lechapelle, aged. 80; Nelli
Shackron, aged is; three others not identi
fed; Emma Hemmenway; a young maj
named McKenna; Jeremiah Dean aud wife
Samuel L. Gilbert, slight bruises. TIL
missing are, Edward Coture, L. DeSholl ant
Lewis Powers, Of Clinton.
The boat was new and launched on Ma,
day: Her length was 60 feet, % feet over
guards about so tons; built quite fiat o.
the bottom; drawing less than three fee
when loadei. She had two passenger decks
and could carry 400 persons. The uppe
deck was raised on supports about ten fee
above the main deck, and came; cut ever
with the -Runwale.. 60 81
NEAR TRENTON.
Trenton, N. j., July 4-The Morris Bland
excursion resort, one mile below Trenton
was the scene of q terrible accident this at
~ternoon. As the excursion boat approached
the wharf hundreds Of people rushed toward
it to get aboard when it landed. The wharf
gave way and about -seventy.6ve personl
we're thrown into the river. Several wer,
taken out injured. Mrs. Andrew johnson
her son, 5 years Old, and a little girl named
Miller we're drowned and. their bodies re
covered. 1t is feared. there are others VIII
have not vet been recovered.
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The Deadwood Times remarks that, "i,
SIS altogether probable that Lame Johnny,
"a road agent, horse thief and bad man on
general principles has gone up to push
: clouds against the sun" Lame Johnny
was caught out Of town by the vigilantes
and hung up and the foregoing quotation is
the opening sentence Of . touching obituary
notice In the Times.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-08
Jhe Daily 8rtss aud 3atptaixu
XAhkToN DAKOTA.
YANkToA
DAKOTA.
Tuesday Evening. July ., 1879.
The political contest Of 1880 has been
simmered down to 1.-THE United States m.
The Confederate States"

The socialists 4of Chicago claim $4,000
votes and assert that they, feel vigorous
enough to take possession Of the city at any
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EHE COURTS,

COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
To-Day. Rcn, use, &C., agt. Hyatt; argument
ing.
CIRCUIT CoURr-Judge Cartier.
To-day, Luchs agt. Connecticut Life Iusur-
ance company; On hearing.
CRIMINAL CoURT-JJudge Hagner
., yesterday, Carrie Jones, larceny from Mrs.
hkhnggoln; verdict verdict guilty Gabe Walker alias
ceny, money and tobacco from JOS. VI. Burch-
ard; verdict guilty; sentenced to the peniten-
uary ior two years and six months.
wagon; not guilty.
PROBATE CouRT-J,.dge Wy,ie.
1SSteluay, estate OF Samuel Crown: petition
Oh UnaIaotae crown, widow, for letters OF ad-
croWn ea osa R to the p Sha
ministrator OF DIR. John c. Riley's estate, and
was appointed guardian to orphans estate. Es-
t tee ~ g. - tuiier distribution returned by
s ~ auninlstrator. The will of VIM. Sayre was
MEG Tor probate and partially proven; also, will
OF James Craerin. Estate OF n. B. owen; re-
nun nunciaIlon OF H: A. Green, executor, filed
ps5iIon for removal Of guardian and to settle
account tled. Mary A. G. Wilson was appoint
e eon a6dn e1n Of estate Of VIM Wilson:
guardian to 8. r. Young. W. L. Ross Qualified
as administrator of estate OF Mary M. DufTy:
Oond 1000. The will OF Mordecai Yarnall was
nunciation OF widow as co-executor flied Han
nah A. Davis was appointed Administrative on
estate OF Mary A. Allen; bond $500. Estate of
Frank Wanzer; letters Of administration Issued
to Thomas Olden; bond 5000. Petitions OF Nee
nah Simpson, formerly Upton, and her guar
dian. Ann Z. Laub, for discharge of the latter
refused.
POLICE CoURT-Judge Shell.
To-day, George Pulaski and Arthur Shelly
forfeited. Lizzie Herbert; do Jack Hensey,
loud and boisterous; IS. Charles Williams,
small c0l0red boy, yagrant and begging In the
streets; down. VIM. johnson, an old white
man; vagrancy; bonds or sixty days. william
with violating building regulations by replacing
portions OF the roof Of his pavilion; continued.
Alfred G. Wall, assault on r. B. Lloyd and pro-
family. Mr.. Lloyd testified that on Friday last.
with bis brother, he went to the Insane Asylum;
tnat the morse ran away, and was caught on
the bridge; that Wall claimed to have possession
OF the horse ana refused to give it up. Wall
possession of the horse because he had no
knowledge that it was Lloyd's horse, and
he intended to turn tt over to the police
The Charge OF assault was dismissed and fine
OF S. was Imposed for profanity. Sylvan Worm
ley, threats; personal bonds. Willie Alexander,
colored boy Of years, was brought out for
stealing some door keys from John Dillin, who
testified that the boy said he took his keys and
sold them to scissors grinder for q cent; that
he took him to his mother, and she said he had
opened her room and stole q bundle OF Clothes
The father Of the boy said he was very bad
boy, ana had mania for taking keys, and he
was now IL years Old. The court sent him to
the Reform school. Chas. Francis, larceny Of
a child's carriage; continued. John Waters,
A. Lancaster; dismissed. Frank Harris, petit
larceny OF shawl; second offence; grand fury.
Duschka White, keeping bawdy house; con-
tinued. Caroline Brown, d0.tdO.
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GEORGETOWN.

ARRESTED ON A CHARGE OF VIOLATION OF
Harry; Andrew Dove and Francis Fister, were
arrested this morning by officers Hess and Gun
ningham, upon warrant sworn out sonae time
ago by deputy N. II. Creager, OF Maryland,
charging them with violation OF the election
laws at The recent election In Maryland. They
were turned over to the U. s. Marshall.
WHAT NExT.-The superintendent OF Adams
Express Company yesterday notified Mr.. Luck
EFT, the agent OF the company here, that the
office will be closed the first Of May next The
loss will be widely felt, and a great inconvenf-
ence result TO cur merchants, who, 1t is said,
CATTLE MARKRT.-Number OF cattle ON the
market, 104; all sold at prices ranging from s.
to $5.25 per cwt $50 sheep offered-2OO sold at S
to 81 cents per h.; 20 cOws-an sold at $25 to
$50 per head.
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LOCAL NEWS.


Amusencnts. &C., Tonight.
Easiondl Theater.-Boucieault as "Conn. the
Shaugraun."
Fords Opera House." Keilar, the illusIonist.r
Theater Comiq,H.-"Leopold' and excellent
varieties.
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street lamps win be lighted at 6:30 p m, and
extinguished at 1:15 a. m.
j. c. Parker sends DemOreSt'S ILLUSTRATED
Portfolio Of Fashions" and DemoreSt'S "What
To Wear and How To Make It. both for the
spring and summer of 1879.
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DEEDS IN FEE have been issued as follows:
James r Wollard to Charles Henderson, suo
70 Smith Petit. lot 60, so. 1871; $500; lots o.
and 81, do, 81, 500. Smith Petit to JAS Dripps,
lot g. 50. 1s1; l.10e; and lot 800, So 615; $500
block II, of lie Droit park: 81 W. N Roach to
A. b. Irish, lot H. block IL, OF lie Droit park: 81
r.. p. Jackson TO Benjamin Baker, property on
Fayette street, Georgetown; $.
SUR FOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS afternoon
Messrs. Totem and Browning, for Mrs. Sonnen-
schmidt, entered suit against DR.. C. W. S0nnen-
cue her under bond. 1t Will be remembered
that Mrs. s. sued for divorce, and decree was
made granting the divorce. with alimony OF
500 per month. SonnenSchmidt appealed to
the General Term and aled bond In Il 900 to
prosecute the appeal, with Bryant as security.
and on II coming on 10 be heard the decree was
modified by reducing the aliinony and affirmed
The alimony not having been paid, Mrs. $. now
brings suit to recover the amount due.
TEE SOUTHERN REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION last
night elected officers as follows: President.
Mcdonald Lindsey, of North Carolina: vice
president, J. j. Kinds, Alabama: secretary, A.
ter, Georgia; marshal, j. A. johnson. District OF
Columbia; assistant secretary, r. W. Austin,
Tennessee. The following were elected honor
airy members: Hon. 5. G.. HOuck, Tennessee; j.
j. Martin, North Carolina: Joseph Jorgepsen,
Virginia; NJ. ID. Urner, Maryland; B. X. Bruce.
Mississippi, and W. p. Kellogg, Louisiana. a
RAID on AN ALLEGED BAwDY HoUsE-The Of
flcers OF the 5th precinct last night raided the
house OF il-fame, said TO be kept by .'Ducky'
White, on 18th street, and took In the alleged
proprfeteSS, nye other women and man. Ar
rangementS were made by the police to let them
remain In the house all night. under police sur
Selliance. TO save numbering up the station
house. The black Maria called for them on its
ROUNDS this morning TO gather in the prisoners.
PTNAFoRE AT FoRD's.-The completely rugged
ship In front OF the Opera House, which Is ilIu-
minated nightly, and the gaily dressed dolls
consisting OF the principals, sailors. cousins and
sunts, In the window OF Ellis music store are
INSTANTLY admired by the public who pass that
locality. Manager Ford may well say Our
saucy ships beauty"
WHEN A GIRL BECOMES OF AGE.-THE SCAR OF
yesterday mentioned the decision Of Judge
Wyiie, In the Probate Court, dismisSing the
petition Of Mrs. DR.. Laub mot Lamb as prtnted1
guardian TO Mrs simpson, formerly Neenal
Ifpton, In which he decreed that girl is not Of
Regal age until she Is twenty one years Old. A
petition was nled yesterday BY Elenora Aflel
lnow Hayden) for the removal OF her guardian
ana IT Is said the same points are raised In this
case.
WASHINGTON FISH MARkET-Sold by r. A
Golden, nsh agent, to washington SANFORD
seventy seven Potomac Shad, the first arrival
~ one hundred and sixteen dollars per hundred
LADns-Every piece OF Stafford Braid has
me name on the outside OF the roll. Don't take
8S1Ha CLOTHS for boys wear new styles a,
I0VDo0b, SO Pa. avenue, south side.
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An immense stock o. all kinds of FRITZ TREES
standards and dwarfs 80
small fruits-earapes. Currants, Gooseberries.
Strawberries, &c. ~
Evergreens. Shade Trees. ornamental Trees Roeee
&C New and Rare Plants, Beddipg Plants, &c
Garden Seeds, pure and genuine: Flower See a
new, rare and beautiful.
Out Flowers, Bouquets Designs for Funerals Ac
,AO ect0s IN IreoA IA Green. houses.
and Flowers-at lowest rates
JOHN SAUL,
mAf1U eolUt' 01t 9TH 81, opp. Patent Office
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TAKE CAREl,
1MPOSITIONM
Most druggists conscientious in their dealings
fsy 70 ns
aass sSu to
BENsoS's OApcINE Porous rIAsTEa IN piacs Of the
81 %hsn
was asked for, falsely claiming that the common
al Sayers Bensons ospcne Pster that
the word cAPdiNR is sorrectly spelled each
T. By this simple precaution imposition may be
BENsON,s CAPCINE
POROUS PLASTER9.
POSITIYELY THE BEST.
The ra1uab,e qualities Of the ordinary porous p.as
ter are i' this article Increased efafOtd by aec and
scientific ntedscattOn
The manufacturers mere awarded the HIGHEST and
tennial and PARIS Erpositions Wideiv and fauor1.
ttV EnOtDn among physicians a great i1l.IrOpe.
nteM on the ordinary porous plaster.
ASK ANY PHYSICIAN
IN YOUR OWN VICINITY ABOUT 1T,
and You will be convinced that it is 90 far superior
called cheap Electrical appliances that it Cannot be-
compared with them. Therefore do not take com
mon inferior plaster at the same or less price
BENsON's CAPCINE POROUS PLASTER,
and insist on getting it.
OBSERVE ABOVE CAUTION IN BUYING.
Til: a.tic,s ts sgeea:a.K end:
and Eli H oeai As cna s and Pains. p'"'''
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS PRICE as CENTS
- large lot Of irst-class LINEN STANDING
COLLARS choice Styles Al sSss e ger dozen. at
n. B!!The above goods were m.de BY Earl ri Il
Wiison Coon, Reynolds Co.. and other FIRST GLASS
r. B. CROSS. JR..
OFFICE No 49, MARKKT SPACE.
Board o; Trade Rooms;)
DEALER IN LUMBER, WOOD. AND COAL.
Principal Ofice, Wharf, Depot. and Planning N, L.
Foot Of Fourth Street East. mar7.eo1n-..
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SaIRTs TO ORDER. SPECIAL.
Blk VERY BEST FOR s12
Material and Workmanship unexcelled.
FIT WARRANTED,
AT
THOMPSON'S SHIRT FACTORY,
SIG r street ssOstltsCest,
mar10lm Opposite Patent Office
DOUGLAss'
GREAT SALE DE
LADIES' UNDERWEAR.
r Another case Of those thoroughly Made and
'" CHEMIST.
FouR FOB ONE DOLLAR,
Opened this morning.
Those ladies who have been waifnng %1n please
DOUGLASS,
mar10tr 9Th st., st. Cloud Bssttdino.
[ OOPS RfMfPRSakI pysPEps1A ...u
esn be had n. e .n sd Ass ISL St. .,o
RIcH 1EwEIHx. -
We oner great nducs%sppts nt e cash purchaser in
FINE JKwKLRY. WATCHES. CLOCKS. DIA-
NOND6 SOLID SILVER AND PLATED
WARE. FRENCH AND AMERICAN
CLOCKS AND BRONzEs. ETC..
At private sale.
LOAN AID OoMMfssT0H BRoxms.
ian2l.n Northeast corner 10Th and ses
IMPROVED sTUDENT LAMP1.
BRASS AND NIOKL1 PLAT1D.
At REDUCED PRICES.
/ sCHAKFER'S,
1915 AecesatA street n.s0.s
lale-tr Dsalsr In China. Glass ana Patsd ware
A CHAM@ FOB IM P0QR-H you want N
/ a ONGkOOAT Hke the riCh WeeI, 1Q4 Tor -
m9nsy tnan ceadxunade one. callae HR<00a
| ~ N pWs near Pa ava There you WI Ing
| nc ct0ox O. secondhand Ovefco6es. vary ttals
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INVENTORS VISITING THE CITY are invited
/ 10 con1ut CONNOLLY BROS, Patent Attorneys,
$50 street No charge for advice on pateni mat.
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QUININE AND ARSENIC

HEHS AGUE CURE.
QUININE AND ARSENIC
Form the basis of many of the Ague remedies in the
this distressing complaint The effects Of either Of
headache, Intestinal disorders vertigo. dizzinass,
tie frs e the so1
any md an iniaSs ina
sss and sna inury
csn resalt from ifs 9se: Besidss being 8 positive
ssf ;as 4s Z; a ss: !.
excellent tonic and preventive, Is we'll - cure, Of
districts son on sns .na
and hillary apparatue, stimulates the system to
Ess 81 8 s. S' G1ES2s and all dealers
10 MAKE money fast operating n stocks Z to &C.
ns aa q thu
sweeping risks Of sudden and extreme nuctuations.
Il Is nSe e and DE-
cultural or professional pursuit while good profit
hear ra By
rsSsyss s ~ t the t q unlimited capita.
S sress or ana sn sr
xhich T9pld Be impossible to obtan in any other
shs the Weight ready :lS earn cap
forces success; Anybody csn operate slceesanfy
Sy The ,nS gsys sss SSda
$500 win make s2s0S; si GOO win return $500,
.; 9s snS
Gs sc n Meth Of in sScks ever intro
sneeess and much iniormaon Of absol Sles i aor
Stocks ana Bonds wanted Government Bonds sa 9s
' ADAMS. BROWN CO..
marloeost e6 s ~ Brsa AsD d, Bs q n,,
IL. J1sTfcE OF THE PEACE.
Residence. sos 5s Pct: Saiiains5 m.,,.,r
CLOSING OUT BALE
WATCHES. JEwELRY and ~
AT A GREAT SACRIFICE.
Call and examine prices. Up IBBEY,
Gas FIXTURES.
The finest and largest stock OF
GAS FIXTURES
EVER OFFERED FOR SALE IN THE CITY.
THE BEST AND CHEAPEST.
Will guarantee entire satisfaction.
e. +. BROOKS
febIS-I CoRoo1AN BuILDN0, 18th Sr
DuNLAP's FIFTH AVENUE STYLE
SILK HAT FOR SPRING 1879 INTRO.
DUCED TO-DAY.
WILLETT a. RUOFF, Agents.
mar7-6t 0O6 Pa. uoe.
l0O TOLLS 100
CARPETS. CARPETS, C4RPETS,
SPRING DESIGNS
JUST RECEIVED.
BOTTOM PRICES GUARANTEED.
11Aa9AsiAass ~ Gus.
1nefeln6s Df1Gnt pattern. 30 cts.
1nex!0s omAu 81 Cts
4u8IauR an .6O CT.
1n8f0es ext11 % cts.
yne ~ ~ cts.
Ingra1, oxf18 double 90 cts
InErainss :l yooq 9tsS lew Is Ct.
~ q n T0W0ON,
CSC PeMMSvSVani0 0Uenue.
marS-tr near the Market
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one O'Clock yesterday morning Hon. James 3.
Harvey, who lives at No. zig 18th street, heard
noise In the basement OF his house and went
Gown stairs, where he encountered q black
man, who attacked him at once. After a lively
Scr1mmage the burglar tripped Mr. Harvey and
ne fen heavily. Taking advantage of this the
fcooer escaped by smashing out window and
contact with drawn cord attached to spring
gun loaded with buckshot, which, ii he had
toucned II, would have blown hole through
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WASHINGTON FISH MARkET.-Sold by II. A,
Golden, fish agent to washington SANFORD.
6eventy-seyen Potomac Shad, the first arrival,
~ one hundred and sixteen dollars per hundred
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sSnfHe CLOTHS for boys wear, new styles, at
I0WDo0b, SO Pa. avenue, south SIDE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-12

LADns-Every piece OF Stafford Braid ha
me name on the outside OF the roll. Don't tax
limitations.
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CLOSING OUT
- large lot Of firstclass LINEN STANDING
COLLARS, choice styles. all sizes, 81 per Dozen at
MEGINNISS
1OO0 y st. n 70.
n. B-The above goods were m.de by Earl h
Wilson. Coon, Reynolds Co.. and other first GLASS
manufacturers. mar7.lm
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TEE BAR ASSOCIATION met last night, vice
president Col. Enoch Totten, in the chair, and
were adopted thanking the President Of the
United States and Attorney General for ap-
ointing Judge on our Supreme Court bench
Com this District. Quite long debate was
beld on the resolutions offered at prior meet
ing. TO remove restrictions to membership, in
order TO enlarge the numbers. The resolutions
were finally referred to committee. letter
was read from Judge Cox, the president of the
AseOctatiOn, rendering his RESIGNATION
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EOPENED.
TIE OFFICE OF THE
HOLLAN LIT1R PAD OONPAMX,
Which hAs been clossd fF fsw months, - I'm
reopened By Mes0n RIN0WALT g H1LL Who
ere ageuss Tor the District q Columbia, WaEY3a1d
Virginia West vfrEnia and DslawaFs. fcf t. -
these reEnediea. Ct their o1A0a soafhea ooEnGr O.
Mn And street,. tE2 squesss north q Rsanyivsc
and otted mp for ths ooaveatsnos q patian6L Ga
SultAktou froA
HOLNAK LYT1B PAD.
What b ~ end vhst Aees = u,eens n = q nsU
method Of treating sucu0 duly Cd Liver "a tlon-
sch Diseooee exteFnauy I'D & w1ans IN hso14 W0r
against the thousand md - noolxU@ 81 ~
oogoof thu md p014 4gua
ITe pI6CovuBY.
49, go ysan 80 - ~ Alloszgel "A
Ssincps fes c1ssns ca9so y ehaeue1A 49,
pfcmptsd 8 viGoe00 69lgd1aga 6io =
until he queseon ~ fhoEu11k6 81 - ~
4oonsr q q "a lskssu nussvuue ev.r
No Ha sdsssI' - ~ - ,,ss,
SIx xm pkyass - ~ naAs % &C., 9 Shs
Tor ~ II ~ n ,'s{ - hundspa xinsn
..ssa1f nsnnsr ca 81 ss11fssass ~ -.
sebs-ly 1ees s. 49, -