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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-05-20
THE PEOPLE WILL NOT FORGET

"The people will not forget that the
Democratic majority in congress las re.
fused to appropriate money for the support
OF the army"
People who inform themselves as y the
leading items of current news ought not TO
AMI will not forget thst more shameless
or braxen falsehood than that embodied in
the quoted paragraph, was never penncd Oh
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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-05-20

COMMERCIAL travellers and 9th sub
jected to sudden changes and exposure,
should be provided with Dr. Bulls Cough
Syrup, the best and quickest remedy in the
world for the relief and cure Of colds.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-05-20

!, QUERY Why will men smoke common
tobacco when they can buy Marburr Bros
"Scal Of North Carolina" a, the ss,nc price.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-05-20

We are authorized 10 announce DANIEL NJ.
BROWNING. Of Franklin county. as candidate !oI
circuii Judge, in the First Circuit.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-05-20

We are authorized 70 announce JOHN NJ LANsDES
a. 3 candidate for Circuit Judge in the First IN.
dicial Circuit.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-05-20

DAVID j. BAKER will be a candidate for Circuit
Judge IN the First Judicial Circuit at the election
20 be held on the I'd day June 1879
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-05-20

EoR JUDGE OF THE CIRCUIT COURT
II FIRST CIRCUIT.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-05-20
NJ. B. Harrell, Editor.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

TOR SUPREME JUDGE-FIRsT DISTRICT.
hereby announce myself candidate before tbs
people. at the ensuing June election. in the frs
Judicial District, for The Office Of Judge Of the su
preme court. JOHN ii. MULKEY.
March oath 1872.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-05-20

We are authorized 10 announce that O. A. HAR.
KER, Of johnson county. is candidate before the
people for the Office of Circus Ildge In mi. dis
trict. and subject ouly To their detit, a, he hsi
lot box, on the End 6by Of June next
We are authorized 10 announce thst II, W. NC
CAHTSEY, Is 8 candidate before the people for the
Office Of Circuit Judge for the Fret Judicial cir.
emit Election June End.
, 1879-02-13
hlIEEr-Wcte In aot,yo fomand. and fala l -, ~
nla,nt previous quotations. or at VT .a"u 10
pY,or " medium anA at St. 1t'4S3. W. lo' NV
cllulrH grades, Thu following nTu holea'

HIs AVpla+ a,nn
ST. Lorla. Mo-, Feb. 11.-rATrLE-- . !. Ind "
anI higher; sxpurt Hsetfs. u. 00a4 . ~, ~;
choce hvavY, II. .7UtE5. 0o' Ialf' az. ru~t apd
native pulchurs' Atesrs, ST. u: sn;tl W;
hsifers, VI. Dultt 20: frftlnE seest. S.n 81 10
cotst.Iel Texans, 81 0u4bl ~: toH,!aa0' Htn;
4.7s: receipts. l,0u0; shipments. ~ Va advanced
l!Ous--ucnsanl active. ann pt!ces .a,s. na H. G13
o,l light supply uackcra T. tnit,ar,.s 10 jantI
q. HI; packing, 81. uu49:i ~; Dt!teae. r. ,htnusp
henry Sa,voSti.*3; rccs!p1s' *.@o''
ssg,-sssonr. scarce. and wanted ~ Vito
gnlNl. 81. i.O1ta.79; chnfcn ~ Iahts ss:slvks, u1i
AKA; export gtItles. S4.5o3Is'''i '*>
sh'pu,tuts. noha.
NnpFAto, Fob. 1l.-uArT1,F-hp,rt1tas,.Mr. stetss.
market tIgni a 1ncungst: .tsh ph',1rd putsh.
st. huQ4 /. hU: H.rn!uu1, 81. 0oka. af:,.t ~ III
ufs' lutu 81 ;!UQta ~; uIls, IL cMrs nafkst
huEEr AM t.ANnn~-lteeelhn. q juxti Nj
cax5rr; fatt 10 guuk Mcstutn *aeep' Ills: 5 9Th
clulcu, 81. ~ 0u>3.3U; no lambs oa '3.' =.
vu,al9. --,,,, dnls and a.
cltntnv; uifuElWxs puur lunl1ly; ,In", md Atsff,
81. luQt l.Gu; lWU lDl4s .! 1hsa'H"'
II. lU4D4+ g5; ~ cars unsold.
WArEKT0wS. 4,...fo,s,
WArsEfowH, Feb. b.l1.-lsEErEAf.!E'.n esltls 1tt
;}it with I,yht suppIY; for Neslst9 ,r bfsf soa
mnrkrt lmlruyed Iic. all stuck ntteu At 81. M
cnTtY Ut III, auuys llYancs; sales eAottItx L. ~
Z, !i0; EXTRA VI. T3dt7 .u0; htst 81 ,luili1t
q, hu; Yecurd, 81. .0J4bb. 5n; thltu;
HwtxE-N lstuen Tut, liss, 81. %: :,at. mt1sta 70:
tsnEEF Anu LAans--iteeotl'ts. s.les ~ iat1 u
gAevp slEoux ut !art wGsk's Ea'e''
, 1879-02-13

Long clears quoted Mt s.. 90 LOOSE md s'.75
boxed; Cu1berIalldh. 81. una ~ hoxcd: inn2-cut
hams, 7.;6tHc: aweet-pIck1al hama. Tdb7!sc fur
u to Ii b Ayeruge; green hama ac toe Eamo
averages: green shoulders, INC.
Dacons uutel Ut .sft1 a+G Tor shoulders, 5i1Gt5so
for surt riba, 6}5Go5aic FOR short clears, bdb0c
for harls. a1l cnnvaaca and packed.
BHEAsE-Has quoted at 81 .uOGES 90 fnr No.
br9wu.
ST. 0uGEH - for mess. $B,TQlU u, fDr cxtsa meas.
ntl 5I7.Uo1l7.Iu for hams. with saiu 6u bs1a
hnlus Mt Sl7.GU.
tr.t.aw-Was quict at t'!sa10:1c for city. anl5E
EEltC fur EUlEtty,
, 1879-02-13

Withdrawn from store during Monalay i'r
city consumption: 1,..S0 wslrat, 1G6 ba com, sGs
bu oats, 8,ss47 bu lnr!cy.
Tile following grain was inspected into store
in this city yesterday moFuing: car No. ?
white winter wheat, 9 cara No. 2 rctl, ii cars
No, spring, Gi cnrs No. Q tlu, . cass rejected.
cara no grads {lafi wlIentl 80 cars llt.l, mixed
cri,, 3J cuts ncw .lo, ~ cars new mixed, rs ears
M. corn, II rnrs rejected C.s.' corn); car M.
oa:s, 10 cars No. 2 white, U cara No. ,nixed.a =
cars rejected Gu oats}; l car No. rye, 6 cs,rs
No. do, car rejerscd Il ryc); , ears No. ! bar
Icy, Z cars extra 10, | car lctd 10 bartry}.
Tutal. 40 cars, or 175,oco bu.- Inspected out:
G2,0g3 Ln whcat, 0,!taj ou corn, l,Sl3 bu oats,
S,2l3 bu barley.
Il sample OF Utah harley was exhibited on
'Changc yesterday. The berry ID magnificent
ONE, so line In appearance us 10 make II scctn
nnsost irrevcrcnt to feed II to hogs, as they DO
In the Salt Lake region.
An English paper Says The prlncfnal firms Of
Wiltshire bacotl-curcrs hare issued cisenlnr
calling The attention of turner's md others 10
1sc public aversion tn fat autt heavy l,arolI, und
stating that ns Irish lec,lcrsarc now susalug out
wcll-furn!s1lcd PIGS Of light weight, snnlE bone,
ald full VI lcan, they luyc daily eYhoncc llatif
feeders do not taku decisive steps to meet lie
requirements Of consumers bY Introducing
breed of pigs yicldng nnuse lean a''1 less fat
than tlr present "Bcrllstire," tho doll,a,,t fur
| English bneon will he very much curtailed I.rtl
tlle sales restricted.
| ilIr lending produce markets were generally
actisa yesterday. Provisions .seru weak, fully
losing tue ADVANCE gained Tie previous day, alsd
grain was steady, tile range Of prices bcing some
| what smaller than usuIf Tho weather was
warm for handling pork products, but showed
signs Of nnotlcr freeze utter the rain ntl SNOW,
which was thought by sone to buslu more DAM
ago to thu growing wiutcr wheat. Tile Receipts
! Of brcalstuirs were rather light.
Thcse Hns guo1 scasonnble demand for do
mcstic mud foreign dry-Eoods, a1ll tito maskc.
maintained q tim a1ld healthy tone. Tho gro
ccry lnarltct WIS without natccab1o changes
Trade was oil that could be expected, and tllt
grncrnl tenor Of prices remained STEADY att
firm. There was q goud demand for domestic
dried fruits, and applos were RVan quoted up
tt!Ile. both domestic alm! foreign description
were firm. Canned goods were Iii fair rcques
at fully previous prices. Tomatoes arc fr1,
The fish tsadc was satisfactory. Tllcrc was
GOOD city md country demants. No importau
changes woro Developed In tho butter and cliucs
markets. Tobacco romans dali, With value
'weuk nnd variable. Leather. bagglng, coal, mn
wnMi wera quoted as before. OILS were un
changed.
Tho lumber market was steady under cot
tinuctl fair demand, Wool was unchanged, til
order business being up to tho late average
l3toonl-eoru was quiet md steady. llay VII
stcadirr, tic stormy weather having reduce
tho receipts by wagon. Seeds wcro In fair r.
quest md stcaAy, clover being Il shado tlrnc,
and soma grales Of lax were higher. Hide
AL. =, ~.
, 1879-02-13

llHAS-Wns Quiet and asu,. sale waa nlado Of
II tons nj 81. 0u per tun on track.
Cans. alEAi.-coarsu was nominal at $40. G1ti per
ton on lrack.
WmEAr scnEESISaa-Salcs were 30 tons Ut SILL 90
per tau.
sritlEu wtlEAT.-was again active, anll gon.
orally arn. tlongh casy In tho latter Eart of t!e
4tsstou, Thu market At tue opening a.lvauecd
&c, but decltncd .is. and ctnaed nnly 3ac above
fl.c latest prices oe Monday. Liverpool WAS quiet,
with FIRM holders. Euw York WIS nsraIly, mud our
peclasisn a. shs Irars hnss hean prophesyinr a. an
tnttnnsra nasemcnt ffum tho cnuntfY. Thu wnEn
laIis Ut Tue early nsrins, with seas.entnEs b..
lr.i Il guoi many o,srrutora 10 think it pt.,hablc
That thu .rowins winteF |hcnt VIII l'e se:i1nsly
thonah rather ly reducing thu solnn,s q offerings
than by increasing sho dcn,and further growth
sn ~ n IT,. sSes % as nst S e. S s;"ts ;Sfs
IL n0nu pEerahE un The matkct. MI ths NJ. bring
held hy ea'tal.atH, who ats CARRYING i either !of
demand hcrr, Uut thc spot market VIA cas1rr. ~
sss''s 5 st%s i f'Ss' sssf 'tss
sie.ea ai sic I'D. ssi!ss Apr .eld it 6oeo
y9hc. slosln: at aoAn; ana Aay at oIhaa
ssHs sAe, which WIS alsp tic latrst pTlcu Iur
q; ooS 81 NJ; aS, s:sssi,s; 1:oSa y, y X: !;
3,soo bu by 'au'pls at 'r:ds7oe 'IeIal' 1o7. uoo
saes w.re 5.al,O bu No. !. red At lstv.c, thu il.
tide lor winter receipts, aud l,6ou bu by saH'ple
cOitS.was rather moro ae.!.e, and itsepular1y
aFmief. The hlu1 ket advanced t.Gl4c md settled
back Oh futures 10 abolt the latest prices Ut Mon.
as ws We sa w.: 'S sa esa sE sss
and our terripts weEr smaller. There Was snud
shIpp'na demand ta,"uyaous, which keut that rast
| WeAkeal; thuY uk,s4cI &c higher, but HuuM lost
, 1879-02-13

ndyn1,ce. The weather was exceedingly unfayoi.
pLte, b.lng WITH nnt wet, hut that iaet
did not appear ~ renrll operations, buyers hklne
huIA sllilr Ut alL advance over Mondays prices VI
10, AhutIt nnu,t buyers quit, aud s1nc late A.
rivals had 10 10 .,ser unsoHt, tle market e.otas
weak. Thu ttuai,ty was about tic same u 1osa
nubcr OF days past, conslstiils Int tho mos! psm
Ut light we1ahlB ttroYeA averaging frnm 110 70 ~
!atl aud mixed luts CulllAIun IL beat bacoa hoss
sul,l Mt 81. ta4DJ. ID, anh po1r tD best hcat!MM -
81, ,lsu1ni, III. Thpt0 were few shIes above WY
Or below I'll. Sk,ps and acAtawass generally ap1a
u 81. D0Qs:h gu. IN
All .,ltes nse made subject to . shrnkhgo oI ~
lbs for ulxEY su,ya, nnu 10 lbA for stakt.
, 1879-02-13

CATTLti-Thcse was much qntctcr feeling In
tho market yesterday, md pretty general soften.
tnu VI prices. The receipts did mt escccd-tn
fnct Ecarcu!y equnlct-senersl expectation, bat
buyers, az II by common CONSENT rccmed to l,a,s
asriyc1 at tho conclusion that They had been pay.
Ing too much for cattle, and tho upward movement
can!u to sudden Init. There wcro Isolated ehte,
In whtcl. higher prices than prevailed on Mondar
wcre ob.alnod. but tho general market wa. aen,
alhty cascr mud Balee Indicate dccltnc In cUmtlun
nn.s medium gratipa of 1tc. 4 fair VOLUME uf ea!tt
was accomplished, but considerable stuG WA ltIt
nvur. and 1T tho cioao the feeling favorable 10
lower rrlces. Sales were noirt ut frum 81. .stt
5 -; the bulk At -. EkJ:t. U for IN ichrra ttorf
ind ut ~. UDq.4.G6 for fMbr 10 cl,oica shIpnin,
ntrers. atoclsers Epll at s.. iOfD!. 50.
QUOTATIONS.
Extra nccvcs-f,radcd stccre weighing
1.hll0 tlls AMI upwnrsiA......, s.. 10l5W
ChDtce iiGeyps-F FtHt, fat, we'll formed
.tecea, weighing !, :}ou TO ], EutI lns.. 4.75l5gp
{ipui licctca Nell fAtt1ncd kttees
Weighing l., lao to 13ao ts. .....:.... 4.es:S1tcs
| Medium. tasudes-StecFt In fair hcsh,
wc,4hlus |. oio to !. quo lhs...,.. 3.75aA %
| butchers Stock~-f'o0r 10 Conm0n
| steurs mil common 10 choice cnws.
fur CitY slaughter, weighing aoJ to
1.05o !bt....... .......:,........... o.C09a5o
| StuCE t.att1e-Cub,a1unc cattlc. weighing
Tuu 10 !. ui0 ltls.... ................ 9.G0llGQ
| Infcrlur-LtgiIt md thin cows heifers.
stays, lus. llld ataEIwA. htccts 2. 00fta, 40
, 1879-02-13

Tllt following. wcto aiming the direct exports
from this city Iast wcet un through bills of
la.llng 10 foreign porta: :k07H bls ilonr, 10000
In wIlcat, l69,7lo hu cor1i. 900 brls pork, s75
other pkgs do, 2o,aa3 boxas muats. 9,5is cases
raunsd III, l.9E1 tcs lard, LILO other plsgs slo,
l,l7. hgls ltuf, t70 hrls tongues, JAZZ phys but
ter utnl checse, bt0 br!a tnliuw, ,101 brs alco-
I, .as,ls0 lbs ull.ca;c. l0,iB0 lbs icathcr ll1,-
Us}o lbs seeds, u,,,l 4.l.,1 Iris oat-,ncal.
GRAIN IN STORE.
The following aru the footsngs Of tllc ot!icinl
rcJ,ort al grain In store In ths city OH tl,e even.
, 1879-02-13

h ew high TAXED, l!,iI. lin rejc::esf t':a,'4';
cnrnl and !.',E3i bH M. ."A.s.
v1;tnL: strP1,y.
Mr.. \. e. Thomas. nf tt,iS riy, gives 'ir fs,|-
awlnI ~ iile quantities III Mleat sAnl t,rn III
, 1879-02-13

The following we're tilo rsscsrsa Hnsl '''tsi'-
.ncnts If The lratl!rg articles nf fs,nittc III TITS
city .fntng tho twrnty'1o'tr lh,1lr* rna'ns Mt
p'cloek IN Tuesday tnosn'"G :.a's! csFre'p"m1-
luz datc twelve months ago:
, 1879-02-13
MOVEMENT UF WHEATe
The following shows the reccfpts nl,tl thip'
mint of wheat nt tMtits named Yesterday:


IN NEW yCNE YT5fEAbAf'
Feb. 1t.-iscrclpts q ,6"t brlt; wheat.
Mi,1a0 bu: corn. lUl,s1, lu; oats, S9,""50
b,1; cor,-mcal, 427 pkes; rye, 2,'fS l1; bar.
ley, $3.50 bu; malt, a,7A bu; nork, 1,'6l
brls; bcct, III, tcs: cut.ncats, 5,a7l pkss;
!anl, g,S!N tcs; whisky, fs3 hrls.
Exporss-ror twcnty.f rt.oltrs-Flolr. 10, ,M1
hrls; wheat, h;:,00U bu; corn, ts, ,ooJbu; rye,
4oop ba. -
ut Port OF Chicago, Eeb, II: Field. Latter Il
TO-. 10 cases cotton hosiery; Fowlcr Dros.. no
sarl;s sait; or,1cr e.l sncks sait; Kelly, Ul,nan
IL Co., ~ anyis; Sroouer & Warner, l case
manufactured silk; j. j. borg, l ease lace;
Carsp,1, piric, Scott t. Co., ! cases hosiery a1l
cascs DRY Eootta; lluot l. Sons slts1c Conpa'ly,
cases musical Instruments Mullen, tae u
Co., . cascs dry gonds; Stct.aucr Br.,s. e Co.,
cascs dry goods; AEarlslcy AiIlng II Co., ensu
hardware; Pastor Ltn,latl, caso books. Col
lccttons, 81, s,03aa30.
PROVISIONS.
liOtt rROpUCTS-We fairly active, and rather
weax. Tho market turned hownwnrds carly,
ruled steady Mt tho decline til near noon then
weakened a9atn, nfct ruled tatno The remainder of
tho session. IEogs wcrs reported better, with
ra!hcr light surply; but the advance OF nrosTslnns
tho prcytnus day brought out sellers IN force,
nnny holders wtslInY to rca!lzo at the profit Of
fcred. This c9uscd drop, In faco OF rcpurted
ndyance in Liverpool. averaging nearly IL on pork.
nrd and meats. Tho ttnAtng was chiefly on local
account ttong!t there apparently fair Inquiry
f1r shipment.
atEsA pouK-Dcclncd 37tsc per bsl from the lat.
est pricus Of Monday. with scarcely rally lurimg
thc dny. Aa1es wcrc rcqurtel Ut o, $50 bIfs seer
March at 9a H0CDl0. o2.s. 49, 20 brls seller Apssl
nt 50. 10..o aad Il, 900 brs sellcr Atay nt
91n. O7!.Gl0.9:i. Total CO. 600 brs. Tho market
closed tamo nt 50. 10 for cush February; SD.77;i
| 6eD. fur Nnrch; 50. D2M1u,sl5 Tor April; ana
| $40. .O1GD10. 074s for May. Old pork was hctd at
28.15.
Primo moss pork was quoted ut So. 75Gb8 90, md
| extra primo Mt S7.dp@7.7:..
| LAnu-Declintl Lie ret 100 lbs. following tho
lead OF pork quito c1uselY 70 tho downward n'nsch
Ynlcs were repar,el Ut /. 5UD tcs se,lcr MARCH, ut
SH. 15G2U. 1l.nUO tcs eellcr Aurll at 80 81
dtgG7!!4; md J.. 7Io tss sces May ut 50. 07.seb
ta,nc ut &c. ~ tnE rpDt or February; ST. f1hdnC u
MkHrs-Shart ribs declined abons 1oc per 1oc
luz, with very Good luchl 3lemand Mt the decline,
other satca i,eata were e9sler y, syMuathy with .
the warmer weattlur. Snleh wcrn repUrtcd nf 2UO,
| 900 lnS sAonlllcrs at s:lnQ fur February, atld
ST. tn for March; TO- OU0 lIs lang clear ut NC,
lUl, boxes Cnnbcrinnts at 4ftc, 80 boxcs StretiGr
9t c s o ig. " ,,a1t s"r! FIba a. III Hsza = a,H
Uhc; ana Ito tea sweet pi4klua hams leo lbs) n
| GHc. 'rha following were thG closing pr1css pc
lOO lbs OH the 1cadlnI cnts:,j
, 1879-02-13

Latest quotations for February delivery on tho
leading articles tor tho last TWO business days:
, 1879-02-13

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS s'S ~teo"R3's '~' ~"
Total OF all kiails tn stose, 1e,24s.5i8 bu.
Thcsc Ngurcs show IN Increase during last week
Of 15,,ss9 bu wheat, s3,o07 hu corn, 5,4s5 bu
oats, 1u,Bsa ba rye; u,sd decrease u 2s,:4sH bu
barley. Total increase. s.l NJ bu. tbs above-
noted quantities OF hard wheat Includes tS2 bu
Nh Minnesota, unl al0,GS3 bu No. . do.
Also alloat In tho Chicago l!urbor, q $50 bn
No. 2 wheat, 81, 3,4l3 bu M. 3 do, 2s.0so bn sa-
jceted {ltN, ,OS4 wheat), 355, ,4W bu No. corn.
la3.l pu high mtxed, 35,4l0 hu ucw 10, SIS
, 1879-02-13

LILY II SIOCN.
CHICAGO.
Rerfipis. Catsls. I}oo,.
Monday .........s... 4. LII q, linn '"e,p, 1p,
Tuesday .,-.." ..... 8, 700 2ii0Mi X; X;
Totaa....""....... p,h73 40,Uu,l > "a,
Sumo time Inst week.. b.HG0 II. m, e.-
Week trfote last...... u.lUi t7,Jni !; I'St, g.,
ShiHmsats. "'"''
Mhntlny... .....u e 03f GDf;N ~.
Notwithstanding ths disturbing Influence, ~ ~
which the 'cattq export trade has been suIs,,,
Of late. thcro is no apparent dInnut,on In the .h
ncnta nbroad. layers for The English u,arket b.so
not as yet Fhown disposition to vtth,.r,v f,oa,
tho field; indeed, since the Eret f9n,ry Of rrr.,.
1ncnt canscd by tho reported absolute proh1hIo,
BY tho rr!vy Council OF tho Importation ot Ams,,s
can CATTLE tho export demand ias been uuIts tnt.
c,cnt to absorb all antabe offerings and at ntis.,
satisfactory to sellers. The latss, report .erte.
Tic export trade IL, that tho pr!vy Council h..
ordered That. after March ., all cattle from IN.
United stntes mnst bo slaughtered on the does oes
within ten iaYs after landing. The cnfo,ctm.n,
Of the new orlcr will mol hnrt tl1c business md
continued healthy export tsado may cunndep,I, b.
counted upon.
\ statomentfot exports OF domesio p,oducr firm,
the port Of Eew York dnring the ycars lB77 ,nJ
1H1S, compiled frnm Tic Custom llunto tr,urn,
shows the following To haye heeu t!lt shipment, a,
live animals.
, 1879-02-13
BE TELEGItApI1.
NEW YORK.

tn The Irfslrrn Assaeinttsf Prem.
NEW yonK, Fcb. 11.-Govcrntnents gcncrali,
stcady.
, 1879-02-13

FRUITS AND NGrs-uunlestc dried fEults cor.
linus fa!rly Rctiye and MI descriptions 3rc worry
hrM. Apples have undergone fnrthsr snail at!.
sa1ca, nnA peAchss also sue.n hkrIy IL 70 sttl!
higher. Imported varetits raAlaln qnfut aud
EkGatY. W. tuota;
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The advantages OF these Lines are
/. II the passengers going to or from ,r,
point In the entire! West and North West. he "nSS
buy his tickets via some one of this Comnanv;s
lines and be sure Of reaching his destinatin3
lTLOR ITS CONNECTIONS. aaa
2. The greater part Of Its lines are laid with
Steel Rails It's road bed Is perfect.
y. 1t Is the short line between all important
points. ~ a38 8 f}-
house Air Brake. Miler1s Platform and CoHiii IS
and the latest improvements for comfort, safety
and convenience te
s.. 1t il the only Road I'm the West running the
celebrated Pullman Hotel Cars between Chicago
.; 1t Is the only Road running the Pullman
Palace Sleeping Cars either way between
Chicago and St Paul. Green Bay. Freepor, la Crosse
Winona,, Dubuque. McGresor, Milwaukee.
q. No road offers equal facilities In number
of through tra' ms. equipped with Pullman Pal
ace Sleeping Cars.
8 1t makes connections with all lines crossing
at intermediate points.
The popularity OF these lines is steadily In
creasing and passengers should consult their in
terest by purchasing tickets Wis this line.
Tickets Ovel. this route are sold by all Coupon
Ticket Agents In the United state and CanadaS.
Remember. yON ask for your Tickets via the
Chicago & North-W Western Railway, and take
none other.
For Information, Folders, Maps, &C.. not OBJ
tainable at Home ticket Office, address any
agent Of the Company Or
MARVIN HUGHfTT, w. H.. STEkNETT,
GenI Manager, Chicago, III. Gent Pass. Agent.
Chicago, III.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-14
A PROTEST. CALLED FOB

A measure is now before congress looking
TO the transfer Of the present land surveying
system from the interior to the war depart
ment with the view of giving the scientific
gentlemen who have been conducting the
government geological surveys in the noun
tains. . new lease Of official life. The change
has not been demanded BY any defect in the
present system which has existed for a cen.
fury to the satisfaction of the millions of
people who now occupy the great states of
Ohio, Michigan, Indiana, Illinois, Wiscon-
cid, Mississippi, Alabama and the entire
list west Of the Mississippi; but seems
to have grown out of . desire
On the part Of the scientific
people before mentioned to provide them
selves employment, now that tho Legitimate
field of their labor has been largely circum.
scribed and the unpleasant prospect Of
being"out Of Q job" stares them in the face.
1t is . subject which 10 of vital interest
to Dakota and will undoubtedly call forth
. prompt anc emphatic protest from the
representatives of the people now assem-
bled. The Chicago Tribune, ofrecent date,
thus slludes TO the matter:
The messure for . radical change In the
government surveying system 10 10 the
hands Of the appropriation committee Of
congress, snd some mysterious and
powerful influences are evidently at
work to rush 1t through. It ia
4 measure which threatens Q disastrous
disturbances Of titles oil over the county,
and there is need for . general protest
egainst It, passage. No good and suficiep,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-14

ysysd By Peter Royem, county surveyor.
Ria November. 1878. crosses. the quarter aec-
lion Nine between - spr,hsssA esarter epd
nonhwest quarter of sectioa u, towe ~
rang 81; thence soulheastsrly follow Da
tho n,u,e above referred tosas surv,y ed "
Peter Royem (,he feld notes aud plat Of
which survey are or file in the Yankton
county surveyors ofice) to its Intersection
With the Bon Homme county road.
Said petition was accompanied by 3 copy
of the notice thss such pet ton would be
presented together with the afhdsvits OF
Frank Fayfor aud Andreas Cervouka stat.
ing that the notices had been properly posi-
ed. e,,
The zane viewers were appointed - 10
case Of the petition mentioned above which
was signed by G. ]. Rsrdtn, Frank vsith.
Joseph Cobalka. &C.. said viewers to meet
At the same time and place as before stated.
and Ia report at the same time. 81
The following county officers elect, ap-
peared aud qualified according TO law:
Willard A. Baker, sheriff.
Edwin T. White, Justice Of the peace.
s. w. Howe, sc"
George w. Roberts e
It's. Dickson, superintendent Of schools.
Herman Ellerman, assessor.
E. H. Van Antwerp, county surveyor.
E. Miner, register Of deeds.
On motion. the board adjourned to meet
to morrow at 10 q. M.
Attest: Approved:
9 E. MINER, w. b. VALENTINE,
Clerk. Chairman.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-14
COUNTY c-onn,ss,onEas.

prseeedings Of the Regular January Ses.
/ ef the Board.
OFFICE hoard OF COUNTY CoNMIssIoNERs,J
YANRTON, u. T., JAll. 9Th, 1879.
Board met pursuant TO statute.
Present commissioners w. B. Valentine,
Ole Sampson and Daniel Wilcox, (cnmmit.
sioner elyc,) who appeared and subscribed
10 the proper oath and took his place as =
member Of the board also E. Miner, clerk
On motion Of Nj. Wilcox, w. B. Valen-
tine was elected chsirman Of the board for
the year 1879. ea i
The following resolution was on motion
adopted by the board.
Resolued, That the bonds Of county Off
GERS be fixed Ut the following amounts: