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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-05-30
Gtsa sfGlIdDer aats rtitofratiid)ett
Ssretictt 5,stst 3nd)tba1tfe permr=

Nem @orf, 30. Wtai. - gSm. 6. @rep,
mel6er Dor einem Sabren III eonbon, gnsl.,
oerbaftet runroe (iuoBin er iid) 9efliidtet,
uadoem er Die bieiigc n0iedanics' 8anf~ mn
$50, 900 beiduinbelt batte), lit bente pom 8idDz
ter Barrett 10 Sabre o3ndtbaus 3uertbetlt
iporDen. 0rep 1T SO Sabre aft, aus elmer Der
oornebmlten Tanilicn Der StaOt Otmnb mar frii>
Der Iftiennidiltr in Der Sall itraBe.
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&aItes ooer bthtaes Gieber.

9e9e ir so Gents. Gs gi6t tein onoeres g}itter Fl,
Oef SSet mas 70 itnea ale arten BON 5ie6er betit.
,og lle o9n oerooroener sut (UtaIaria) ODER 6eaez
SIeoe5 ooef 9cl6es 6teber bctBen, aIS-uner 3ebuna
o9n Noonap's Etilen, oaS ,9ReaoH gieliei," Hr'
no gtIr 30 Gents Die lyInihel
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q. g. q.
gtaSluag's S6mer,enitiller

(Ready Relief
Die i6lilnmifen S9merjeu in | bis 20
Otinuten.
Stets TT tpeni8er, ais etner stunSe.
VI nj anh
lper lmmer oieie snSeige lieft, braudt Sdmer.
gen. nlebr gu erouloen.
aiaSwap's S6me3enfiller
betIt ieoen sdmers.
@s par oas critic unO tit oas etn;tac
S9mer3 pertilgcnOe Mittel,
pas pas i'm ausenbde Den qudlenbiten eeiSeu cinhort
l9ut, oas SntSnnounsen be6t uno @onaetionen beiIt
Ho9en ne nun IN oen Sun9en, Dem Maoen. Ser (sny
9eneloen, ben 8riilen oSer an6eren Sgra9nen i5rsn
Sls 9aoer, pas ale Stmerien ftllt bel einmniioer
aennenoun9 IN tets 20 Winutctt-ute iebr lie o;,d,
oen 6beumatti6en, SettId9eri9en, Sfmad1eu"' " @sr1
trnpRelten, yterpoien, @ibhIben ODER an inn,tioer
arantbett setoenoen qudIen m6gen. 'S''"'S'.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-05-30
Sin fdj6tteT fIarer Scittt

labt iid) bur9 9ieili9ung bes 8luteS nit
Sance's Gaiiaparillem ODER Slutz
Bilisn erlansen. gie fririren and aOpf-
iueb, regeln Oen lluterleib, itdrfeH ben Dia9en,
regen bic Qsber OH unb Derleiben beul gan3en
Spifetie geiunbbeit uno @nergie. Breis
25 Gents Die Sdadtel. gu haben bel Setb
g. 5ance, gtr. 10S, gSeit Baltimore
Gtrafe. I50-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-05-30

Die anipenbung bes .Ieobu ReTfess nm ns-
@ @0ost Gen leioenoen Steqen uir6 als6oiS bshnoIi%e
; g;risterln9 oetdlafien. Dreisig bis IetS,ia Eroe
RIf e 10 E0S0n pom y! elns baL6eI2rintga pom 9Baer psr
Ssut III uet9eI aM9enbllfen Srdmpfe, 0ta0endllfs.
Soo0rennen, 8Opiidmeuen, SiQrrhoe S2itentsrSI
@&Gtt @ Sla9un9en IN ben Gnseueioen unb ole inner
% 09'epenCe loRten tmmer cine Slaibe BON Rabipop's
S9oon IN galler 9eban, beu9en allen Nranfbeifen nS
2GM 9ait 3ertnhpten Hetoen, Die aus oem GJebrouGbe
i@u9lsptei @ 2Saners cntprtn9en, por @s lit elm BEL
ercr, ''0N''''HNs ~'"''o9 Voet Ct-
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Gin efiiGlid,er Namilieupater. /"

9 IN, %. Niai.-|or. Soiepb Nntt nnO
ieine @attin &ola batten ei1 flsines 3piegez
lprddr melfes in cine geb6ri9e &auferei aus
qrtete, Die liebenbe Satin ergriif ein Weiier
nnb brad)te ibrem tb.uren @atteu tnetrere lez
benSgefdbrlide Stidmunben BEL. Sic lit unz
ter $40, 900 Siirgid)aft gitelt, bis man feit=
ltelen fam, oh Der Wanu nit bem 2tbtn baz
Don fonlmt.
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Iernsii9te 9epeiGen ats 9e,ps
0lnrp

gfem 0orf, 59. Naai. - Die 0ampfer
,Stats Of Georgia" bon Glasgow ii. y@tna
bon ueitinOiiAen Saisn iinb beute bier ansc=
fomn1en.
Der 0anlpier yDtorro=Gaitle" bon 9a>
panita lit angefolnnten.
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Sance'S Hsoort,,ieSerer,e,tner

perld0nert lln0 re9t ben SaaripudS an unf
brtngt rai9es gSa9Stbnnt berpor Grauen
3aare 9ibt er ieire uatiirlide 5arbe tpieOer,
@r 1T nid)t fle6rig, ionbern iauber unb ange.
nebm; in Der S6at ein ariitofratii9es Soilet.
ten Brdparat. Breis 81. Sci Seth g
5ance Scr. 108, tSaltiuoreFyaBe, IL
baben. Cl47-)
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0lerstlfMcr Mntn

(5uiten, Grfdltung, b0ier balS, 8rou1itis
uno anbere Quugen9c6reite iollteu nidt pers
nadlaiii9t, ionoeru re9t5citig angelneien be-
banbslt ioarben; ssi9ieBt 9ies, 10 tperoen alle
bebenfli9en 6eiHltate pcrlnieoen, nub Oas
Seite, mas f6 ba tbun ldBt, 1T Die 9(ntpsrl>
hung bes poblberiibmten 5eilnlittels, oas
Sance'iden Suiammengeictten 9lnbprn SDz
rlpS Compound Syrup of Horehound).
9ieies Mittel gilt bel 9eneu, Die eS branfen,
fir ben bsiten Su babenben Irtifel. Seriude
cine Slal6er unb On iibersengi Did bauon.
BrsiS 25 nnb so Gents Die 6lai9e. Son
Setb g. Sauce yr. 108, 8 It. . 8altiz
more 9 traBe, AT besiehsrl. 15O-)
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0eorge Ylitt's
Getttral : Giien8teberet

NorooHsGde bon GetttraI> uto Gaiterm>alnetsue
@ub= unb @dmiebearbet ieslider art ipiro all
BefteGuna 3ufrieoenftelienb aus9efhbrt. Beionber
Mujmertlameit miro auf Giienarbeit }lr 8auten, o=
mie gnridtunsen fit 8rauereien. S4lddtereien unb
Dddereien nertpanbt. Yfer6eftal @inrihtuns unh
@eldnber fir Sauier un6 @ottesader etne Spetias
Iitdt. lMpr. q. IL W{tel
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9}r. 129.
Srtcf oes
@dtb. SburlOp gSeeo
n gmpfeblung bon Or. 8abwap's q. 81.
Seilmitteln, naf) Dem @ebrau6 ocrielben
Sricf oeS

n 0n1pftbIllng Don Nr. Ra0map'S q. 81.
9eilnlitteln, naf Dem @ebraud Scridben
iuabrenb mehrerer Sabre:
Rcn gprt, ben 4. Sanuar 1877.
~ Seeff9ef 9eTr! 9toh6em ib felt mebreren Sabren
Sbre 0emitel 9ebraudt oabc slletft I'M 3meifei ssr
NIT pollen @ertrauen, nadbosm b line gBirtIomieit
sptunoen bate, 9eredlt 6 mir nid5t uenaer ann
gnsen anSuerfenncn, fueIden mir uon berneI6en rms
pIan9en baben. gSir greifen Su ben 8ilen, 10 oit
oe aotbpeno9et IS erorbert, unb ftets nit Dem oes
luini4ten grfoI9e. Sas GeaS1 &elief fam ntdbt
ocner oe6rte6en meroen, oils Gurd leinen eeenen Waa
men, 2gtr sebrauden oas ointment bdufig ilno redlz
lid un6 fnben ait betdnbg Die perbesene Snberuna.
auir6ti9 Der 5brige
(9eSadneD SbUrloiu 8ee6a
orn, = /, Ji olpan.
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lsrfldrm,ta.

Der Yrdii6ent unb bic Drrettoren Der
ct. SameSs EpartafIe
baben cine Dipibenbe BON Bro3ent auf baS Nfenfa<
pnt erfldrt, 3ablbar an ober nod cem T. Witttuo i'm
SUM, I'm Seriammtunss szeofale I'm GGulbaufe an oer
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2efet:
uSaliG ttao @0br."

T uISU anu Tue.
@esen ginenouns einer goitGarFr an SsaSpuu&
omp., ylr. 80, Narren=Sts, Wepsglorf ,perbet sir
Sniormation erhalIeH, uels 2auienoe iperth lit.
lAprliS1eont, NsIttirs 6rtg.tip&SD.I
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gtoti;em.
Cine Narte.

Stue StQrIe.
Yin Mae, melbe on ben Solsen BON Susenoihnoen,
nern6er Sbpdbe, Gntfrduns, 8erluit Der Wanz
nesfrat SC. leihen. ienbe id foitenire elm Resept,
oas ie furirt. Sieies sroBe Seilmittet ipurte BON
einem Wiifiondrin Glib z2(merta entbedt. Gtbift en
abreifrtes Gouuert an 8ep. Soiepb z. Snman, sta=
tion 3, N.=g. @itp.
(San,1 St. &fp.i i.a.2D
SAT-, SSleiid,mattm & Sontp's Hrebbeie
Compressed yeast).
So man ertbedt bat, oa6 niele Nadabmunsen ur1=
ierer Seie fb i'm Diartte 6enben, 70 bot ale ddbte
YreBbefe unieres Sabrifates auf iebem Baiete ben
Namen unierer Strma. aqe anoeren iino Nadab=
munsen.
Man perlanse BON ieinem Grocer @aff, ssIetid)s
taann S Gump's GreBbeis. 2dslid 6riid!
iabrif=Depot: gtr. "a, Ytoro=Gmtan=Strai,c.
(NdrSt91S) g. q. 8snnett, 9ei6dftsfngrer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-05-30
9ie gSeltatssfteg,ta1a it sl,.ftralie,t.

Nemz Dorf, 30. 0tdi. - @itlem 8riefe
oe8 ausitellungS gSs@ommiiidrs 9. u. Serlings
in SDoneD Sl1foige, bat Der Brins BON 8alsa
Die BrditocntId)aft Der g(u8itelung8-@ommii
ion i'll 2onoou angenon1nen. 9lusiteIun9s=
9e9entdnbe psrbcn bis @npe Oidrs 1880 ait=
genoll1l1ell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-05-30
Goitorieue Nptisen.

Seuts iit @raberidnidlnsstag bsioe Sdll=
ier bes Gonsreiles baben ii6 5u @bren oeiielben
pertast. SIM 6eprdientantenbauie mar es Ell
rer Der nerldrieereu v9tebeaen Srigabiers," :"
Soc Sobniton BON Sirginien, lueld)er ben Mil=
trag ftcllte unb benielben burd cine allerliebite
fleine 9lebe begriinoete, in Der CT barauf auf=
merriam mad)te, baB es auBerorpentli6 aage=
neiieu iei, baB Die MitglieOer oas @ongrefes
ii6 ben giirgern anIdl0iien, I'm Die @rdber
Der gefa1euen llnions=S =Solbaten 81 betrdnSen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-05-30

9(n eirer anOeren Steae finbet iif) bic brittle
Seto=Sotifaft oes Braiibenten in ibren Saupt=
punften sulan1mengeiaBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-05-30
g d, 10 | II of II d, t

Der sun9en, tu6ercuIoier Bot6s, SfropbeIn, Tppbis
litti9en eeioen pinidUinben Segeneration GeIdiuiz
ren Der yere 3ufertrantBelt, 28aiierperbatns init
au9enblldlter elnoerung, no atbe6er ge6raut ipors
oen no, ont Die ibmerSbafte 2lnipenoung biees Snz
itrlmentS uHnotbi9 ma9enb, YNenitein uno in alien
Sdleu pon
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-05-30

B5@ Die mNs sarD ldn6er &entenn /
al 6lcii9cr @eielliA It" Ocranital-
tet RFngItmontag, ben 2. Silni 1879, in Dem
lieblid)en 81 0 It i d. Ell 6 aine an Der Sd.
air=9tOao eine groBe G5eitlidfeit nnb Barbecue,
lpoiiir baeits umfaienOe SOrbereitungen &C
trofien fuS uub DE jebenfallS in reft perqitiia
ter, aQe &6eilnebmer snfrieSeniteqenoer 8eiie
bonn Stapd lauieu miro. Fir lluter.
balnng unb Stlnitigung aller 9(rt lit bcItens
1eiorat morbeu
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@tn sdnaer ~ abaiilttlia aetporoett.
SOB ctnes s%pnrtattStc,e,

Gan Sran5tS 0, 20. Wtai. = $. Wttg.
bsls, Jtebafteur oes yGarlon (Jtep.) 9(ppeal"
uno ebemaliger Sicegouperneltr bon Nepa0a
itarb beute.
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J(eue an5eigerl.
WaltimoresY otontae=Giisnbabn

S,eute, um Observation-Disclosures, nerben
grtra= 3ise nat Der n9ouoons garf=6enteterB bic
@apert=Station um 1890 uno 1.45 gtafm. perlaien.
3uriidfebreno Die Cemetery $50 unb 5.45 gta6nl.
3iise balten auf Der Sinz unb Serfabr an llnionz
Depot uno on Der Benniplpania lpenue ON. 5i= unb
Serfabrt rs Gents. Q29-9)
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Selegrapliide 9epeidelt.
Observation-Disclosures .

[ger9te Der rgfiocirteu Sreiie' fir ben r9eutder
eorreip
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Nh OCT 1uiuenprad)t ser aiaropplis.-Sie Gs=
bauer uno sSerit5rer Der S,.rrItdlfeiten oes
9arsbcrges BON sttben. = Gae Yartbsnon
uno oas Gredytbenn.,
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eofal Seri@te aus ssafbtaeton.

Ser Gbnmsn 9iaSter'Idle Sfamoal Qro,es. =
sSalrcsif,tusfeier oes ,9tationalzilniueriif,-
&aiDs 6oue9S." - Sdtuiarieier 5n Sbrci,
oes SidItcrs Stcrlas gRoore. - @crmiid).
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-05-30

NDf 0Sut NftDlDtltHI TT DIE 1oYtHuItHtt
,Saae Der &arDetiben" (pia alten Qtbener
nanutelt bic bas @ebait tragenbsn Siguren
einfa@ MdOGen) nod am Seiteu erbalten.
Dts peni9 iber lbens9roben Statiisn iteben
auf ei1ter1l SUP boben Yooium unO tragen
auf benz &opfe tanitdlartige auiidte. Inter
bieisr aorenbale ioa ipe;iea @serops besraben
isin. Ser refine slbel, Die itille lpobsit, Die
Sslle@sboe n eib nod IN i1rsr D Ssrit5runa n T b.
ma5ren, 1T 1ltbeidreiblb. gtur bas h5d)ffe
plaltii6e @enie fouute Die Iufgabe, bic all=
nutbpode Wdb9engeltalt Sum mag g;1toen Sc
iteill su mafell nnD bod ioeai2natirl6e
laenid!ifbe 6orn beiSubebalten, erfolgreib 10
i'm, r.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-03
THE HosnlEu1Es ARRIVE.

Denver, COL, Dec. LA special dispatch
to the Denver Tribune says that the White
river Utes came into Los Pinos last Ratur.
day and went. before the commission. 4
new plan Of examining witnesses has been
adopted, only a small number being allowed
to enter the commission room at once. They
all wear arms. though concealed. The
members of the commission and attaches
a,likeep guns and revolvers near that NAV
be used on quick notice. Great distrust
prevails on both sides, though both make
an effort to appear at ease and inspire con.
fidence on the part Of the other side. Hen.
~ I'm the Indian who was an interprete,
at White river agency, testified Saturday
he knew nothing Of the massacre At thu
agency but was At Milk river and knew thai
Jack and Colarow led the attack on
T~hornSurgh. The other Indians nre.cn'
attempted to interrupt him and prompt bin
while giving his testimony, bat he paid IN
tie attention to them and told . .trsiah
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-03
GouLp,s WESTERN PROJECTS.

st. Joseph, Mo, Nov. 29.-Jay Gould's
great railroad programme ia being gradually
unfolded. The St. Joe and Denver, which
has been extended to a connection at Grand
Island with the Union Pacific, is to have
another extension of much greater impor.
lance, Gould and his associates having Dur.
chased that part of the central branch which
lies west of Waterville. It is to be extended
westward along the south fork Of the Solo.
mon river, through the counties of Graham
and Sheridan to . connection With the Kan.
sas Pacific road at Monument. The gap Of
twenty miles between Marysville and Wa
'tervilie, is to be built at once, which will
form an important through line, to be oper-
ated q the st. Joseph and Denver. It is
positively known that an agent of the Gould
interest has purchased the old road bed and
right between Wathena and Atchison for
the purpose Of extending the Missouri Pa
citc to this city. The grading is to be
repaired and. the track laid as soon az posi-.
BILE. Thus st. Joseph is to be the terminus
Of the Missouri Pacific.
Atchison, Kan, Dec. Jay Gould and
party returned to this city to-day. Gould was
shown the dispatch sent from ST. Joseph Sat-
urday night BY the associated press and said
ito statement was wholly Unauthorized. He
further stated that the central branch road
would be extended to . connect on with the
Kansas Pacific at 90 early day that the St.
Joe and Denver road would b extended to
Atchison from q point near Tracy juno.
ton that . line would be built from Blue
Rapids or Waterville to Msrysville. and
that the central branch from this city to
Waterville would be relaid with steel rails, in
order to provide for the largely increasing
traffic over it. These changes will give
thi. city outlets it never before has over
both the st. Joe and Denver and Kansas
Pacific. The new route from Grand Island
on the Union Pacific via Atchison to St.
Louis, will be the shortest and most direct
line the west Affords between the Pacific
coast and the Missouri, and the extension
81 the central branch to connection With
the Kanaas Pacific near the west line Of the
state will make the shortest and most direct
route from Denver to the Missouri river
Mi. Gould indicated that all of the traffic
passing over his Kansas and Colorado road
and the Union Pacific for St. Louis and III,
east would center at this city.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-03
merable nipples of agitation upon tho polit..
cal surfacc, allis serene and placid 10 his
aunnv heart sad 10 looks soaly uponslhs
hopsfulSsld q the hssre.
me BLACK M,lLs.

go - E.Ia-4t
The Bengal Tiger mine runs night anc
day.
The new Custer City paper 10 az assured
fact.
Eggs 90 my ceats pr d,eel 10 Dead
wood.
Twenty pound csbbalss are raised Id
Lead Ciiy,s
aNeH. postoinces are eprlngips up; al, ovsr
Tie A0le. Es8ESsFfEs
sDssdwood NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dis
aetf6ue Ire sasg 59& sa 8
~DssdWood's brass band gives street music
every evening.
Feuntain City il striving hard to comre .
with Deadwood In prosperity.
Poker games. with seven or eight dollars
ssts. are nulnsrous In Desdwood.
The Knislts.of2 Cyrus dedicated their
new hall in Deadwood last week.
Deadwood's elegant First National bank
batMihg will be completed very soon.
Good success attended the peanut and
cranberry culture in Rapid valley this past
season. 60 W.. s
The Deadwood papers are urging the ne.
ce2sitv 0fya fire department, and that with
out delsy.
Five prisoners escaped from the Dead
wood jait Nov. 24th. Up to latest accounts
only one had been captured.
James F. Wardner, OF Dsadwood, has or.
Ganised q new freight line, to operate be-
tween Deadwood aud Fl. Pierre.
Tho Lead City Enterprise says Judge
Moody ID acttlg the part of the merciful
man - we'll IS the upright Judge 10 the
C0uk case.
Thersyar now 10000 head of cattle In
the Rapid City country, between Hat creek
and Cheyenne river crossing, . distance OF
sixty miles.
The Sabbath echool concert given 1T the
Congregational church in DsadwOod las,
Sabbath evening was largely attended AVID
IN every way . success.
The bal! that was given ty the proprietor
OF the Homestake- house, Lead City, on
Thanksgiving night, was.one OF the grand
est affairs that has ever taken place in tue
Hills.s ~ :,
A little son Of Mr.. Hoicomb Of Rapid
Cisy-formerly of Yank,on-was sbo. aud
instantly killed by his brother while playing
With an DID gun that was supposed to be
unloaded.
-Susu& 0OOu, u OuluaulhU, u6S 6reCteu one
OF the most substantial tireproof buildings In
Deadwood. The walls are three feet in
thickness, and composed Of the best of stone
and brick material.
Jacob Cox. Of Deadwood, skipped out"
on Monday last. With the value of four horses
and . wagon. belonging to his partner.
He Is supposed to have gone to ST. Joe, Nc,
where he will be rounded up"
The Episcopal LADIES of Deadwcod are az.
ranging to give two entertainments per
month through the winter, an oyster supper
on the LIST ami . social dance on the 18th.
The proceeds are to 60 towards building q
chapel.
Deadwood Press: Will Andrews, a late
Ysnkton merchant. came into town last
Tuesday with three loads of groceries, but
has been unable as vet to find q location. l,
didn't seem to trouble him much, 40 he sold
goods enough yesterday to bring him
profit of 1926.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-03

y RAVOO AuA
those not 30 great until. time has demonstra-
ted the wisdom or lack Of wisdom within
them. The financial condition Of the coun.
try 10 given in detail, and there j, nothing
in it but encouragement to the people and
glory to these who have brought it about.
Upon Indian. 'matteis the people Of the
east and the people Of the west will never
agree q long a. an Indian remains a. 4 bone
Of contention between the two sections. The
president looks upon the present manage.
ment Of wild Indians = successful in ~ en-.
inent degree and occupants of the frontier
deem It z deplorable failure. The president
10 backed in'his opinion BY the larger and
more influential class and his ideas will nre.
vail despite the antagonism which has
gained strength along the border. It ia
probable that his suggestion that there
be no transfer of Indian Management
to the war department will bs viewed by
congress- Is sound doctrine. in spite Of The
many failures Of the interior department
and the difficulty Of harmonizing the tv,
In their operations on the plains and In III,
mountains of the west.
The various departmental illusions of tn
message indicate excellent management /,
oil branches Of government and 4 hsps
harmony OF action between the executiv
and his subordlnates. National life v,
never more rosy hued than uader the dire,
sion Of. President Hayes, and though ther
may be sigos Of trouble in the air and limit
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-03
o A L OR TRADE.

WILL SELL. the following lands or trade
i for village property. to-wit Section eleven
tow thirty-two C32). range two (a) west.
county, Nebraska For further particular. ad-
dress l. s EAOEeN
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glory. Doaslas and jack have mot come 10,
mt axe expected to do %. Il IL nov said
EeAat the party advancing ftom Utah, which
vas considsfed soldiers. wess Mormons.
glpdians ara coming in from Ill quarters to
Los PinoS from 600 to . 1000 Utss being
eamped within . days ride Of the agency.
Some Uintah Utes are present. Those pres.
ent are considerably aei,ated, and gather in
knots inside and outside Of the building
and chiefs and headmen constantly address
of the braves.
I emSopsnipg in my stors' everyday new
lines Of Staple ard Fancy Groceries. Ny
'tock 10 complete. covering everything in
The Grocery line. Ny prices I guarantee
below al competition. Remember thst
is the only strictly Cash Grocery
in'the city.
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Jencks Hotel Block.
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THE REVOLT In AFGHANISTAN.
What the London Tfmes NaHs.

~ nut l0G AOm0On 11U060 S0Y0s
editorial article this morning on the subject OF
the revolt In Afghan1St1an says" Our duty Is
to act with courage and hrmness. What has
happened by no means creates q new situation
1t does not supply single new argument for
ever modified In details. w1ll be to keep steadily
to the lines which have been already traced
with the approval OF public opinion.
The BFitfsh Mission I'm Afghanisaan.
LONDON, Sept. s-The British mission to At
ghan1Stan consisted OF Major Cavagnan, his
secretary (Mr. Jenkyns), DR.. Kelley, Lieutenant
Hamilton, commanding the escort consisting OF
26 cavalry and so infantry, and Sepoy guide.
The troops OF the embassy were lodged In two
houses In the city joined by q quadrangle. The
houses were spacious, but unfortunately chiefly
constructed OF wood.
A Local Emeute.
dispatch to the Times from Calcutta says:
seems to be good reason to favor the view that
the disa Election has not spread all over Afghan
tstan, but that the affair is merely local
emeute, which will speedily disappear when the
British troops arrive at Cabul.
The government apparently does MOI. doubt
the fidelity OF the Ahleer. Badshab Kaha's ad-
heSson to the British cause Is valuable as fe-
moving what might have been serious OBJ
stacle to the advance from Kleram to Cabul.
The fact that the insurgents did not wait until
the winter SHOWS had blocked the passes or
even until the British had evacuated Candahar
seems to ir dicate that the rising was wholly
unprecedented. The Koorum column, which
Will be the first to move on Cabul, Is In excel
lent condition, not having suffered from chol-
era. 1t consists OF the second battalion OF the
highlands, two mountain and two field batteries,
one battery OF horse artillery, three regiments
Of native infantry and three cavalry and one
regiment OF pioneers.