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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-18
From Richmond.

Especial Dispatch to tho Alexandria Gazette. !
RICHMOND. De, lS.-Thc joint meeting Of
the Two houses Ct the General Assembly took
r:Gca at noon yesterday. Mr.. Elliott, President
pro tctD. 6! tho Scaatc, presiding over the join!
meeting. Alter the reading Of tho journals Of
both il0Gs2s. tho 7oto in tho Senate was ar-
n;ucc:d as fellows Mahorc "3; Withers, Is;
Wickha,u 8. Dsuiel |. 10 tho House: Maho1e
SO, Writers 10, Wickham ?; not voting. Messrs.
il"rai1n std Wickham. The joint vote WAS,
Malone 20. Wi'hcrs53, Wickham S, Danicll l.
tnta! vote lbs. Ntc,ssir3 10 q choice TO- Mr..
Elliott thea declared VIM. Malone elected u.
:. Senator icr thu term commencing March
i, 1881, mi the 'iat assembly adjourned
sine die.
Inc election If county judges Was commcuc ID
hrt prtc 'edcd with as far as tho nominations
had hoen made ty the r3adiustera' caucus, viz :
l. [. Paamore, Tor Acconiac p. V. JcneP,
for AileGhahy and Craig; Il. 4. Farrsr, for
nm2Ha; YIN. billiard, it,. for Amherst :;
Henry /. Parish. present Incumbent, for Az
romatcS Jobn NJ. Quarlcs, Tor Augusta, and
Jaa. W. Warwick. for Bath AMI Highland.
Last sight 10 tho rcadiustcrs' caucus tho
following additional judges werc nominated and
clected to-day by the Legislature: Albamarlc.
Iasst9 by ; Bedford. passed by; Bland AID
Giles, k0bSrt Wylie Brunswick, +. Il. Bu-
lord buckingham, Alexander Hal; Caroline,
i. N. Wo'oL Campbell. passed by Carroll
postponed until after Christmas Charlotte,
PASSED by /; Chesterfield. passed By ; uulpeper,
john ". Bell, present Incumbent Cumber-
land aal l'owhatap, w. A. Perkins Greens
vile and Sussex, Il. w. Arnold.
MIR. Bulord was placed in nomination by
tnlllos Johnson, his former slave
hEr. Smith has introduced bill ia the Ssp.
Ate for the Incorporation Of the Mount Vernon
Rai'roal Company.
The Governor has appointed G.. f. L,c IT,.
OF h'rNacH1ia noIarv public.
Tho House Fiaauce Cummittoo have renortcI
"A h!ii scn&a!ne Ihas aeotion of the McCnllooh
hi:l kogan 81 tiu Alien amendment, which nu
thoiz.g the salo Of certificates To realize money
/ II the payment Of January interest. The LiII
n'ay b. called up before the Christmas reooss,
Tic bill 10 roicrenc, to the commissioners Of
lie icvrnrc Tor loaaoua county, has bcup passed
Ivy the Senate.
Tic Auditor has betu reqa4stod to furnish
tAo House Of Delegates with tho standing and
eoodltlGn OF The accounts of tho treasurer e
eauh county and corporation Of the S.a:a m To
/ h. l5S day o: Dcccmbcr lST0Ar
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-18
HOTEL ARRIVALS

>. Mansion liousc-T Mitchell, Nokesvnle
Va; MstLhcWs, Elizabeth, NJ j: Chsnrov
Ryder. d.; Cravnn JAMES, Londoun co. Va. !
Lac On. Warren co. vs.; Thoo T. NJ fors, Cbostc,
CO Ia; Lnmntr Baltic, Nd; Eobt Neville
LoIdoun ca, We 'e'''''
" g"n Hm, l4Htsl;nE@ht Beverly Fsuquier co
n!s, Fanqaier CO, Va; j Z James. Wsr,an MoH
Va; A Witterchan. Haymsrkot, Va: n W.
Wht' Fauqnier co, VAIL s Robertson. do. !
!. Armstrong, BsoHd Kun, Va; G Carroll ko1
i!ng jr baltimore, Md; Il W Roach. Wroun
ing 4. L. rM,ito1y; Roach. Washington, b q
eS Te! HIs" d. hJs .s Wo WIsrd j.. Wsshn
lis Grange co, Va; jas johnson, Va: 1 Csn Mi
N!!rah MsdduS, Balto, Nd; BF DeiorS Go !
W Johnson do; F,sRk 1edford, Wsshiin oi6n
- lo%n, King George co, Va: G K i Da
VIZ. 90; u Cochran, Fauquier co, va:
Beverly, do; b n Roach, Va, -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-18
Suicides

WHITE HALL, N. Y. De, is --Geo. l.iab,
a schoo! teuotcr at North Jay, N. T., near
hnsatlc Jerks, was found dcsd THU morucg
haDPiOg by the neck from rcuo tLrown over
the door OF his bed room. H. WAS % years Of
age aad bad made several previous attempts TO
kill himself. Tho cause Is supposed to hav1
benn i'll henlh.
PRoVIDENcE. r. l.. Dc. l3.-Jas. Mill
ridge Fiaee, aged Ct :e.,s. formerly day
goods dealer, committed sulvdc this m0rnipe
by sheoting. lLs had ioqsntcd loom which
vas to be bult 10 Manchester, N. H., bn'i a
failure 0[l The nugOiigtioGs deprtssed him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-18

Tho iiichmoad Dispatch knows INA; II Is 90:
tho habit q Tho AItXaodlia Caste to be cen
lroycrsla, tut i: aiso koows ti!lt i: told It's
readers The Alexandria G.zltc advised Tho
Conservative members OF tEa Gcatra! As
semtly 10 vote l,r General Mahoae, When Inc
Gaz,ttc had doac no such thing, and iha5 It
should have corrected is Goait,csa un.GtLG.
tional error whcu mi, rmca ci it. Instead Of lly-
ing to tx:uGo it By strained attempts at XXI Ia
patton.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-18
a Murderer Shot Dead.

CmAtL0TTE. Dec. l8.-Polce Officer II. n.
Hui shot and instantly killed. in this city yoster.
dag tho Rrosteat desperate, perhaps, in North
CaroIha, negro named Bob Phsrr. Phsrr had
"h"l snd Killed another negro named Kerr Wait
a. lr0lie nour pneVilIe. in this county,, n month
ago, and haa since that lime boon q fugatiye rom
Justice. with q reward CT SOD Clisrel ty the
Governor hanging ovor his head.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-18

EUNS. PISTOLS, CAPS. WAGS,
~ CLEANING RODS. etc at IS King ST.,
other supply OF goods in tho above liao, which
We are selling at reduced prices. On hand
Two BREECH LOADING GINS. 10 which
%o invite attention. I'D tue prices arc atRHsual!H
tsaW. We have Rcvolvers, with 100 loads, q,
low as Sl % each. Flssks, Pouches. ETC., etc.
now T. r. CREIGHTON y SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-18
Fatal Accident,

PI1TsT0N. Pa, Dc. lS.--Jacob Boyer was
ISL a ~ killed and Peter Steinhsusr and Goo
Race Injured by fall Ct TOP 'al at the D.a'
ware and Hudson Company, N. 4 mine, yrs.
terday.
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MAISkiiEI).

In Austin, Toxss on tho evening tl tho ,on:l.
instant. st tho residence Of the brides father. By
konnd Rock. Texas, to HIS Mary i. DAN.
lEI+S, second daughter Ct Hon. A. j. norn.
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~ s:;> xEG.:=3 o. ::a:a.n.."s.

%N!-- -;'nc-' - -, - -.
var ;nc Gt@GE'' s'~.!'-t - ':'l i e-' i-~ saw
Virginia TIC 5cSit;, & HIS Sa:r::tS rs N CT
c,ni,,r and all iurinz TIA. si:uzgl, h5ro her
-,.-a,.1 a,;.,, ;,l,or;ih..i lI;,,c1cc.s had
S'-;tI..',' "'<'' '''''N .:', -
not it!ht'i' or" iTo't is1'5 a. W. all"
Mr. C:o:a tGvA-l!, !t':3'3,'o, iha; tie G1n$rSi
ought g DO c:e@; -: 10 TIC !. .: Henajc' h:'aE
0. the Cpitloi ;aai :2c c4@GiVEf ";:ie! HG1
tcaoc; i&o yes ii tisY, Caiiiolh az EIE'
st1., wcui: be iica1Tcd =? ;he :'ic5etc2 CT h''
fiiCn.. ~. tT:s3 c?tEe L ;2iES h!ChlS cu!e'
CYSTIC Q! Gen NaacCS, "1I oonc:n1cd WIFE Inc
oElnco tt'.d q23o!a'ioh TIA: upon him al thc
gods bud set TIER :ISl 10 Fi"o nc "o''a ''zsur
arsG oi nan; .,,.t,.,,, 49,,
VT. I;'''S' u @H''?; " IH,I ~"
HOUSE tEG 'ai9 u t''o'1I' l'op' ~ ~
s'ylIE: l a!EG To perform . guy si!e l3u'.
surrounding %hlch cl4uaifas"'' la'. I,thV uuy
10 to !i;i7a before i"iS i!ota' : name lac moro
mention o! winch IL sya0tymous h!th trutl,
,lr;uc, E@EeS:y. End love G: c2u0t:y; sNn;i
nnt %l'clhit Hhy iuHsS, n"vn C"l. i;opcFt n
" ithtr%, hc;au42 :ctl lii: u'i'r iteo'eo'ss hh,
lLa!'Inac5 20 do I!is'';A to inc occasion ana q
the suLiet':: Iha 'eAHho q INC IAaSt knteu
orator c'EId BOZ aid ch0 ray 10 'i'c D'li'ancy vi
TIA: "pJiIia' ch#Ta2trr' sc place "nien uc
70" no'im2, WIS sWan h'm iSt Sen-SScI'hc thS
devotion I" his s'ia;:'. Let u! r?c:Sa!2' ln'
irG our vote" i3r t'9hcT. y; Nihcis
HaT!'n. col,rfd' Of OK o~n:,E' 'eao,:,!; q,
ia" Naturalization G "Sh' haii0ho IN S!,Ir''' O.
"rthr"'aSt'' Praise o. ino "ci 'tH'' io sa''i
;Hht ~ ti1 niiS ny i"G Houf ii 'h0 N9hi'noh-
,E@aith lEo u,n,rai N: cJmo !tTwlid and doao
les snni, distinguished s,rvic9s as sh0u'd win
,l.r I;a;,,i-s: -raI:luG: and n:fn lis Eain. all
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Three Y7cn FDiurcss

NEW IoEK. Dee. lS.-Threc man wcra sa1.
cusly injured by Tho premature explosion az u
biss. IN SeveHty.third street this morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-18
Dead.

lkDfAEArdLIs. IND, Dec. l3-3unlaai h.
Perkins, Chisf. Justice Of the Supreme Court of
Indiana. died yesterday st his residence in this
city.
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TO TEB TEhDH.

JOHN A. FIELD.
II King atrect
ls gent for ALLEN u CO.'S RICH MOND
ZEN CldARETTES and other goods; also
FELGNER'S s. SONS HERB DE LA EElM
O!GARETTES. viii aell them at FACTORY
fklCES. Call in and gee for vouraelt. sp q
T ADIKS' MKRINOUND a very
- doairable article, at
FERGUSON s. BROS,
oct "a 81 King street,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-24
The nAzE.sfAHLEY eass

Warrington, Nay 20.-Thesle1Sa
war has decided that, under a1lea
the articles Of war, neither heans9sSS6S511ss
ident have authority to revis1gll5flisolH
ipssi ID the Haxen.6tanley 80 ~
General Observation-Disclosures
ings ID final. This will
to H..s4, ssshis friends lasS AsGGSxpsst
ing that they would b. H. u haaues stke
president to send the casslackipfLasesrt
to decide whether the chaanNeles1Ndics
etc, made By Stanley in tks11bfskSsWrets
to Hazen are true or false & ssssn.un-
derstood the court ha. not M11taksnte Dc
eide whether Stanley was jdsa1edihSsilins
Hazen An Aimposter,n but has merely cen
cured Stanley for conduct unbeconing an
officer intwritins an, ungentlemanly letter
Unless this'court, hes decided whether Haz.
en- was guilty Of cowardice, ETC., as Stanley
charges, Hazen viii havs.te waive the stai.
ute of Arsitatisas and ak trial anon ~
charges Stanley Alse against him I've yearl
agososs 1ray ofiosr5Hy, lie cannot face 81
t9hert Findings II Shs court viii be an
AouAosdsin aSday Or two.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-24

Some irresponsible and ignorant scaribbleerr
has been writing the Chicago Times . pitt.
full tale about Dakota, representing that the
grasshopper is .~devouring the substance Of
the farmers and thing. generally are in 4
depressed scohtdition. 0AH ofswhiich Is the
revere Of truth. The. condition Of crops,
wheat in particular, in southern Dakota, ha,
never been more promisine 1t this time, than
now, and there exists . very hopeful feeling
in every community hat the year 1879 is to
be n Of great prosperity 70 the territory.
Lands have advanced IN value twenty per
cent. since the season opened and the ten.
dencystrongly .favors . still further increase.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-24

PARAGRAPHS.

:. It is better t. improve bv. other peoples
err Orsft than 10 .fnd fault with them.
L If on would be satisfied to do what you
,cnnsd6. rather than what you want TO do
you would he happier. j
Everyssman isr good pilot 10 Q smooth
Yea, but when the wind blows then We fad
out who knows tire most.
II you;want IL be az. happy - = king
lbok sAthose who haven't as much % you,
not At those who have more.
50 II 10 wonderful how silent . man can be
when he,,knoWs his cause is just and how
boistesOus be becomes when he knows be
4 in the wrong. 90G5 L sat
Comrarisons may be odicns. and yet
the most casual observer has noticed that
number of people who cure hams il very
large, while the number who can procure
them ore very small. This reminds d
of { story. as Mr.. Lincoln used to say. A
c.b0aet0Aa but not altogether sptepesfh Cphy.
..sicians, who laid most of the nundatiSns
Ssof his fame unaer ground. was given z din;
ner party. "Ge.tlemes, b said pointing
table, II cured that hammyself." A pool
-hllow. whose illness, bills laa 6sss
prolonged BY the Idoctor's 'skill.' replied
with iastt The lltghtest tiuks IL aSperity Ia
hA.vtsw,.Welk doctor, I~shink I4wouid
rather % your ham than your patient"
Every cisttyns.ss lathe, land viii Aa-'
tho amen corner Of his heart touched b,
the irnmense amount Of truth which til
president of the Lime Kiln club, colored
packs into the following paragraph:
Some men will clsu off q doctsh's bill
some will hang off when yleMsa butch
er; oders will walk / milo ar0un' to kee
away fromrde grocery vhssa dey got trus'
ed for {. Goldfish. but Dc sixtJ y'ars I hez p
in on dis earf hev taught me dat de ma
his pew rent when 1t an due hez vet to b
bon. / know fokses iHadbSown who hs
been trabblIn;, tords EssgA for de Ia
twenty Vars. pFayin' in sSve3s loud 'nu
to shake dc phsterin' down, visit in del
to DC. church for pew rent msdeysns
reckon up de- tAegsrs.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-24
RAVENS 4 JAcKALs.

~ AAs .H H..-E. sl8assH lN4g = s .
Nj. Beecher condemned undue censor
iousness in the strongest terms. 1t tended
to vulgarize what God had made 90 sadly
grand. He could not conceive of anything
moro adverse TO the whole temper Of Christ.
How long was the march upward ofhuman-
ityl How slowly did men grow! Was
that q reason for pity or contempt! Sap.
ip4aa = ship were laundering upooeG rock
and the people on shore were jeering over
Sac1h victim that went down to rise nc
thofk 9 This Was what was being done 10 q
moral sense. When the sand, vas gstrewr
with cofpses they would leave them to th,
ravens and the jsck.ls. themselves blackel
than rsvcns aud hunRfier than jsckals. 81
when worldly mee; de instead of tears o
compassion and sorrow they exclafm
= Well, the old fellows deau and gone te
hell!" One should make up his mind
When 10 entered the Chrtstian lite that h
would have no part or parcel in this love
of iDiquity.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-24
ExITyHAYT.

The intelligence comes to us that commits
-sioner Of Indian i~afiaire, E. A. H.yt, has
been reduced to the nnks in disgrace. That
Secretary Schurs could no longer permit an
indicted savings bank swindler to pollute
the atmosphere Of the interior building, and
Mr.. Hayt, AFTER struttins his brief hour in
authority. has been ignominiously turned
into the street.
His succe ,sor is Wilson J.. Vance, of Wesl
Virginia, = former appointment clerk in tbs
treasury department and . correspondent o.
the Cincinnati Commercial. We consratu,
late. the country upon this change.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-24
ELECTRIC BELTS.

ELECTRIC BELTS.
A sure cure for. nervous debility, Premature
decay, axhaaStiol. etc. 1he.o1l3 iretfihte cure,
Circulars mailed free. Address J. 4. REEVES,
St1AAff1M St,N.Y. ~ Idiod&ws :
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-24

Az i9didAtiDs ~ 1 1ls nlldyEilP1Stl
Of Daksaalln tsttkmSt ws=s6e u fot
lowing ftsn ~ Bon Hemise 0t.,z.ls I
The business Of the land Office Ii Spring.
Aeld fofaAsaoo1thsof April shswaaa@tn-
crease Of about two thousand acres over
that Of my prsytpps month during the ex.
istencs Of the ONCE. About $1,000 acres
were given oyer 10 the, s~stlers.
And this: .n -
As an evidence or rabtd.seItlement Of the
Northwest, the FSfio ls6d dde6siscrott6od
to it's utmost capacity rj.hE1aad sssksls,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-24

It 10 very probable that the close Of the
present ysr> wilisvtes4 aeoasins.li ise
of settlement frourYankton TO JsmestoWn,
along d. yal.eysof.ls yia. lnnisrss.on
is literally: pouring into this favored ssc.
ton.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-24
CONNECTIONS

I. AtCouncil Bluffs ~. 7. Transfer) with Union
Pacific railroad for Omaha and all points West,
with Kansas City. st. Joe & Council Bluffs rail-
road for st. Louis and all points. South. and all
lines diverging from Y. /. Transfer.
2. At Missouri Valley with the Chicago 4
northwestern railway for Chicago aud ~ points
East.
8. Al Sioux City with the Sioux City 4 81. Paul,
Illinois Central and Dakota Southern, steamers
for Upper Missouri rtvsr, during pavIKsunn, and
with:stages for AZ point. In the Northwest.
=. 4 blalr With ON ahA & North western rail-
8. Al Fremont. Neb.. with Union Pacific rail.
road for all points. west and the Pacific coast.
9, At Wtsner With stAges for Norfolk aud All
peins n Northern Nebraska
= o0ss yeoS road via. Stssa city
RAOl1e 0AlleOaA.
Y G. Hills. T. \ ROB1Nsos
Superintendent. Asst lirn1 Fasa A.,
-, $780,. Missouri Valley. Iowa.
' W. WELLS. GENERAL Ascut. sioua City.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-24
THOMAS F. MARSHALL,
WILLIAMsP!! sBE&EY.
> Dated, Yankton. D. T.. Nay 18th, 1879.

BUSINESS NOTICE. -,
1 have sueoeededtto the business established
and until recently conducted by 7. F. Marshall
eco. Ny store Is stocked with everything Inst
class in the grocery line, crockery and glassware,
which l shall sell emily for CASH, without excep-
ton. and thereby am able to give my patrons .
reduction of to TWENTY per cent. on
former prices.
request CASH PURCAAsERs to call At my
store and examine my cash price list.
THOMAS r.. MARSHALL.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-24
Secretary Of War McCnry has sieslasd
his intention to retire from the cabinet.
'.s 8 ~

Representatives 6f vafious nations, "a.
Guiding our own. are now 10 session il
Paris dIscussing the ~pracst61htay of19hlD
canal tn. 1sshnaS otsf.naAS u
connect the two great ocellss$ I
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-24
DISSOLUTION o1 Co-eAarieUEsul
asa 7. r. xARsnALL SEQ.

isuu1 T. f. MARsBAL SEQ.
Notice Is hereby given. thltthe co-partnership
relation heretofore existing between the under
sgned under the lrn name Oft. +. Marshall 4
cp.grocery. erockery and glassware dealers, on
Capital street. IN the city Of Yankton, D. T., is
this day dissolved by mutual consent. Al
moneys due said Arm will be paid to Thomas F.
Marshall, who continues the business at the old
stand.
Parties owing the Arm are expected to settle
AccOunks NJ OneA.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-24
Appenrs eoe IN rsos,Epee.

q
"a,
bnsnsrlsissx wastCostnthie.s x!,l
! 49, ~ ~. ysss i
se9olesln u ~ HSs.s
49, $500 ss,:C.
~. !. waacn ~. ~ nl ~ ds..h;
NY !! = not 10 !scs. lneLe W. no . sysC
10y az .ne ~ 49, s 2, Ss. Z S"mss
~. va an nx ps.s !. |. Ely.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-24

Chew J.cLson's ben svs.. N.vy ToS.cc,
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NEWSPAPERS.

appetite for evil knowledge, aud proceeded
to characterize the newspapers as caterers to
it. 1t was the habit Of q great many news
papers TO setesdoat new of all gradations
as to kind and quality. Society Obliged men
to wear clothinS, butthe newspaper did not
allow men 10 wear q rag. Men were obliged
to walk the streets, if they walked them at
all, in . decent manner !; newspapers parad-
ed before society everything that it was de-
sirable to keep in proper concealment.
They we're noble channels for the transmits
sion Of learning and intelligence they car
ried = thousand inspirations to patriotism
and advancement; they were invaluable.
Nevertheless they had q common sewer at
the bottom from which there rose %mephitic
gases into the households of the people,
producing disease aud death. When q word
was uttered like this the constant reply on
the part of the journals was that such news
Was marketable aud, ~ to whether its pub.
| LEGATION was criminal: who was to determine
amere matter of opinion? They eayswe
do not publish q paper in order to preach.
WesIpply ito the people what they want
and Will have, and if We do not do it some
one else will. Many editors say they would
rather not publish this Objectionable matter.
There is some reason in their explanation,
. W. .",,,sa ~. - as..o.sh 'o "la ovsl
.assoi1 sSS = ~ .o, SanI5 ". 80. IL
pS0.unsMno.uLsy. :. tVa .ou.u nos :esu suc"
.ssH.e' Msyy ~ ""H" '.e r.
PesI A.ey pCsN sna ~. oI IN 'ns
a"aah.se :. sn Ill., =. ..u w ms !. suu
psn:uSs !" .; .Ls - :. pe Sronsl st nnNr
.us - Wy ~ ...os 49, "o MS nays
uo..,nE ~ ~ suen .s..oSs. 1ne,e 10
HnS.nsl c.sss "no :aaassses.ln 'nem
.nunE a I. = u VIII
Ma"yis'as ~. Laa"."a Is .'sn', wv on
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,ure which needs most to be abated. Ron
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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-24

The Merchan.s billiard psrlors have been
moved 70 . location ono door sorth It IA
musds 4 Wynn;s bank.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1879-10-09

doesn't drink liquor of any kind.
Hevotes against liquor selling;
against putting temptation IN the
why of men: he votes therefore
against diunkard mixing, prop-
eity squandering, against climi-
NAL making, against paiiper ma-
king. lie is not only temper.
ate man, but all his practical, eff
fectise poweRis directed against
intempelanee and all its results.
He doesn't talk republicahism
and vote democracy. The liq-
nor Traffic know he is against
them and vote against them eve
ny time? My friend, are you a
temperate man or a temperance
man2 i'll.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1879-10-09
Stockholders Meeting Of the
d. r. v. r. r. Go.
Lewishurg Gazetie. 2nd.

At the meeting of the stock
holders of the d. r.. Y. r. r.,
at Columbia, mention of which
has already been made in these
columns, Col. Lewis, President
of the Company, presented his
annual report, giving the finan-
cial condition Of the Company.
lie stated that the floating debt,
including unpaid interest on
bords, was 8,363.T9. Th c
bonded debt Of the Company
was $17S,000, aud the amount
of capital stock was $lS0,575.
The gross earnings during The
year ending June Both, 1879,
were $l2,3SS,S4; the expenses
S9,103.94; net ennings $3,245.-
80. Sod
Mr.. w. j. Andrews offered
resolutions for the appointment
of two committees, one TO ex-
anime into The financial condi-
ton of the Company from its
organization TO the present, and
the other to attend TO the prep
aration of the lease to the Chat
ianooga road. This committee
was authorized 10 employ couh.
sci TO superintcnd the drafting
OF the lease. On the first COM
iniitee DIR. Mcclure, of Marshall,
Mr.. Marsh, of Lincoln, and f..
w. Gamble, of Maury, were APP
pointed d. The investigating
committee consisted of w. j.
Andrews, of Marry, Messrs.
Lawrence and Wests Of Mar
shall, A. Greer, of Lincoln, and
4. i. Rains, of Maury.
Tie meeting adjourned to
meet in Columbia, on the 9Th of
this month, tho whole subject
of the lease TO go before the
County Court of Marshall in the
mcantime-next Monday.