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SIERRA CITY. CAL, April 28.-The
most terrible storm ever known in this
place has apparently just come to u close.
1t began April 18th, and there. has been
scarcely CLEAN of sunshine till this
morning, but with the exception of a
very little rain it has showed almost con
tinually, night and day, and sometimes
very fast, fully seven feet having fallen
here, and at the lowest reasonable esti-
mate not less than ten or twelve feet ON
the summit. The snow has Ueen very
solid, it being just cold enough. A pan
heaped with snow when melted would
more than fill the pan with water. There
have been many snow slides. some Of
them Doing considerable damage. Isaac
Martinette, dry goods merchant in the
city had five arastras swept away by an
avalanche, doing several thousand d"l-
lars damage. About Eve miles down the
river, at = place called Charcoal, some
Italians have q ranch. On the 21st, hav
ing barely time to leave when the slide
came. carrying the he use and its contents
into the river, totally obstructing the
passage of water and raising the river
Is or 20 feet till it cut its way through
huge mass of snow. Not more than half
mile further down the river the catas
trOphc was repeated, where Frenchman,
q miner. In a like manner barely had
time to get out of the track of the huge
mass OF snow that came rushing down
the mountain and carried his house with
its contents into the river total wreck.
There has been several slides nearer this
place, but there being no houses or other
property in their track no serious damage
was done. 1t is said that the river was
So effectually damned that the water was
raised 20 feet and it was several hours
before the water cut passage through.
A water ditch and fume on the south
side of the river has encountered several
slides, and is undoubtedly somewhat
damaged, out to what extent cannot be
known for some time. In some places 1t
it 80 feet under snow.
CHICAGO, April 28.-John Macarthur, q
former postmaster of Chicago, was found
guilty Of embezzlement as postmaster, in
the United States Court this morning, on
four counts of indictments against him,
and not guilty on the other count. The
amount embezzled was fixed at $50, 900.
The penalty is double the amount of en-
bezzlement and from one to ten years in
the county Jail. He was given until May
1st to prepare for sentence.
New YORK, April 26.-The Times
special kilograms say there is consterna-
ton in the Tilden camp because there is
movement ON the part of some anti
Tammany Democrats with john Kelly,
looking to the killing off of Tllden.-
The Times agrees that Tilden's name can>
, 1880-05-03

NEW YORK, April 26.-The Times
special kilograms say there is consterna-
ton in the Tilden camp because there is
movement on the part of some anti
Tammany Democrats with john Kelly,
locking to the killing off Of Tllden.-
The Times agrees that Tilden's name CAM
not be presented by the New York Dele
CATION at Cincinnati. On the contrary
the Tribune has an interview with q
strong Tilden man in which be says that
Tildcn has never thought of withdraw
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~ % beautiful, buOysnt and healthy. IN.
un',e female consultation mus, m,lnt,I,
iesu'r actioal Elur.ng a. certain n.rInI
y. nm Otherwise, no female can -.p,,,lSly
remain healthy, and she who d.o, maj Eno,,
ms ocKnowl'dg'd fact, ia q,lto iy.o.
iAn'' But sh'uld you by som, exposure bs
Hs., Irregular sudsalfer with many troubles,
WaM DO you propose to dsY A, wei sv. av
pefl'scs In that lire, let us say tha. rse,1,r
FEMALE rirTERs Is the most wonderful r,rp-
lstor In usc. 1t dent fail.
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for many years Miles Strickland. of thu
tsianl City, has very dessrvsd!y held the
repu'atlsn Of having one Of the most com.
piu'o UiSnG aook manufacturing and bind.
.ns %"ollshnents in the south. lilo ha,
spared no expense of securing the very latest
Impootsmonts in his line. 1t is for his
reason that he can turn out work as good AS
ssnywasrs to be found ut tho very lowest
agurss' Nanbsrlsss testimonial. verify
theso faeA. Give hia a trial,
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"FIue". 10 tho r.n.

,l ! rs 'ssye 10 inform my patrons in tho
Nicinly " Ne markeihouss that l have
SpenSa prAnrn &c my bakery in tina place
lately occupied by Ar. Olcber. near tle
nsrGstheu's. By this MEANS bons 10 hs
to.s convenient to my. many sustomsrs in
'nA' Vleinity. Respectfully.
FINE, VERY Finn
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High Authority

u, Doc'o , BENZ 4, Rirg., SELMA, Alsb,m,
tioD 'V y ibuvlgoralar Is an excellent prsp.ra.
tSst r Tuose composition is known and one
S ina. physicians can inteligiby presorib, OAI
S Saye found itof great services in nv prsctio.
oold by Ervay & Bro. - my p'Ao'ice'
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Lady aeautIQ.rv

:. Ladies, you cannot make fsi, ,,;,
mst;S, ' " aed sparkling eyes with ali the "n:.
Will Will T. 81 france or beautfers Of The wo ov1
v wn,s y poor health, and nothing will "Ui iva
f HOn s9Ga good health, strength and I"ontS
another column. 'AH prOSL Bee
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oh iis: Gerber Wholesale hardware, Tol.
suo' ONO, Ioy': The Excelsior Kidney Pad
mas accomplished moro for nav wife ia tbros
we weeks imam ell the medicine che hus ,ascp in
.9r'a years. Refer all skcptic. 10 ma. "~See
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For tho .s..Sv csEiption Free.

s, r n'elll'y and InpO,sReymatOrrhoa, Sex
c"r NV .aa medicines, We wisP,t druggists
Cpr 1S i, our civilization. Address sop this
6tb ssd ~, ihhstltpts, st. Charles 81 =, aSais
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DOR REtr-1he Bennett hide hOnse, In rear
n ofJohn Po,ts' grocery store, In front of
Pacilc depot Suitable for n produce store;
will hold 8, GOO bushels0f corn. For partlcu-
lara, inquire Of John Browning, 1857 Elm sts
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E0RSALE ~ Two shslsa farms, sltuated In
4 the rich prairie coun ny, about ten miles
north from Dallas, ave miles west of Richard
son, cA the q, n r. q, Railroad and iour miles
east of Farmers' Branch siaton, on the ID &
" hallr0sd. one Of cGl acres and the other
of 40 acres, mostly in cultivation, and ~ acres
Of timber. lying about live lies southwest on
the Trinity river A great bargain IS Offered
m both places. Inquire OF Jones d Mummy,
land agents Office No. 40 Maie ST.. Dallas,'rex.
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LOST.

Y 0sT-0s swlss avenue or Vim street, one
1 Ear-rlng, cdt csmeo. Liberal reward
vii be paid By returning 90 Herald office.
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FOR SALE.

ENOh sALE-lwsnty' four business lots on
~ sim street, Hast Dallas, at gleat bar
gain. Call ht once AZ Park bros, 7.5 MIN 81
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M ANTED-A man TO do general work
" about house and garden, and lake care
Oh horses Apply to Robert Ogden, grocer,
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EON EEEI-Thn bpsi hulnhcr's s'aEd I'm
y Dallas, located opposite tho Union depot
Apply to Fins. Very Fine.
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NOR RENr-fhe uppor portion Of brick
4 culldi over my store 5O2 Elm street
corner Of Poydras street Possession January
lst Apply to NJ Woot.
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WANInD--1N mrn.,l0 en- p tiss and wood
W On DALLAS wichita railroad, Ties are
10 be OF posi oak pin or spsttsd 0st while an,
oyer.cup oak, fset long, 81 Inches thick.
and inches face, and sawed or cut smsuih al
both enss. Win pay 20 csats ct stump. Par
ties can got passe, by applying at Adams q
lIconafd'b Dhnk. X. y, Rossrr, d, eRmn
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w ANIED- rOseil or exchange city prop
W erty In Denton, Texas, for merchandise:
ury goods preferred. Also, wauted-t0 find
good paying location for physician, a rogu-
lar graduate IN medicine. Add ess with in
formation, j. ". X, care Lock Box, No. 2SB,
Denton, Texas.
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TWENTY-FIVE CENT COLUMN,
EsrICNs.
0IsCELLAHrnnn mArrn,n

NJ otlCn - ASVer. EelAen,s nav 10 landed
mo ear business sacs us tosp, IA :,
- -. Iato vac composing re0nNpt4 N,
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WANTED-Y1E. hAKhEis--One hundred
" lle-Eakeru wanted os the Calf, Color
S Sau sshlS re & betUsen Brsnham and
cameron. Fer SpechcbtiaEs and prices and
tlnDef afsrsiaW W. snyder, Gresham, Tex,
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WANTED-A white wOIraa to do CeSeral
w houssusfk for three. Apply oIi Ross
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MANNED sitdstisn bg stssdv ,ober
~ y0ung MAJ ~ olerH Ia a grotrfy stor,,
OF ~ anything 10 saAlSs HA honest living. Ad.
dress P. H., Herald ONCE.
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M ANTE0-h furnlshsd rst,n With beard
W by gesile@hn wits wife and child;
Ut H we or thfee fRrnithed rooms 70. light
Iou9ekeepng. References exchanged. Adj
dress 'llsmeless," this oflce
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II O5T-A leather. bound milk account. book
~ containing the names of DR.. Morton, Dr.
Walton, Mrs Coleman md Others Of my GUS
toners. A reasonable reward will be paid for
the return OF the same TO the Herald office
J. l.. Spilman.
Y OST-Half n gold locket, containing pic
IL ture OF baby on one slde and blood
stone en- the other, Leave 1T this oflce and =
suitable reward will be paid.
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OhildreT'S and MissOs' Clenka
For all ages st B,umsn's, 7O0 Elm ,tr,ot.
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THIS is THE LINE
That runs y Pullman sleopuS Car between
Fort scott, Ranuas, and Quincy. Ill.,
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w ANIED-A Eltuatlou aB elerk by a
w young man who has had five wears OK
perleaee IN drug and grocry business. AID
dress A. b. c., this once.
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WY INNun =,
w $40 Aell ckesp Tor cSsh, or trade
LAlnlhs and pasture land In TsrrAnt Connty,
Apply TO flank Wheat. 70I Main street,
VIVIAN LED--A situation wherein; ma; :,
w able 70 make an honest ltyiss , my r Ue
s'li ana iamily. Am thoroughly sceuS rtsd
WI VI hheollng cotton 10 press or on ward. eith'
81 as shipping clerk or yard clerk. ar Womb
ta . 20 ~ IN In fscsor's onice az gotten clerk
linEot freIght of all descriptisps ci,bsr an
roii,roAa o. shipping clark In stsre. A
weston Texas 80 N"''
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MANrED--A Roy tea to iifiesn vcaIs ola
w 10 mako himself generally useni
a Az me hou'o. Apply TO Geo. L. Afford, 100
w ANIEO-lni1rmNlion or Joha Lsslie
w Qulg son Of william Quig, dscensed
lSrmGGuy oil Philadelphia, uho ia es.it ed 10 a
~ 9 ~ Stll oil money. Address the panEa
nultloI 4Jl Chcenut 81, Philadelphia,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-16
TRYING 70 SAVE ms FATHER.

Boston, March 13.-Nathan p. Pratt,
treasurer of the Reading savings bank, tried
upon 6fty-two counts, was found guilty on
tweuty.nine counts. The case goes to the
supreme court. Pratts bail 10 $4,000. H.
negotiated paper with other banks to The
extent ~ $4,000 and systematically stol.
from deposits when handed in. All his
transactions were kept from the knowledg~
Of the bank officers, but he says the exer
else Of ordinary are on their part would
have prevented any wrong doing by hlm.
His stealings aggregate over $4,000 and
will make the bank insolvent and entirely
without assets to pay some eight hundred
.depositors. His son fed before his father
was arrested and his Whereabouts are now
unknown.
Shortly after the conviction . startling
paper in possession Of Pratt's council VA
made public. 1t is . confession of Sidney
p. Pratt, son of the prisoner, and up 70
within . few months chief clerk, bookkeeper
and cashier of the bank Of which hia father
was treasurer, he takes the entire re.ponsi
bility Of the defalcations and details the
manner in which the stealings we're effected.
He abstracted mortgages, insurance policies
ETC., from the bank, realized upon them and
replaced them and cunninely executed for,
geries. He stole $40, 900 in governmen,
bonds deposited in the bank as collateral,
substituting in the envelope old paper.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-16
FABULOUS RICHES.
Deadwood Pioneer.

Every dav adds to the certainty of q mag.
nitcent future for our glorious Golden Hi /.
1t really begins to seem as though our
whole region we're one vast bed Of gold spd
silver ore. and our tall, bes%ven-kissiDe
mountains, towering masses of royal metal
ribbed quartz. New and marvellous strikes
are being constantly reported in every direc.
ton, from The northerpmost to the soutb-
erpmost end Of the fortune.bidine Hills.
natures grand, mysterious treasure houses.
The latest is the Aladdin's lamp like strike
of silver 10 the Cora mine, at Galens.
The ore body seems endless in
extent and its richness rivals the
widest stories of the Arabian Nights.
w. 81. Wood came into town yesterday
with a sack full of specimens that are calcu
lated to make one doubt the evidence Of
his sober senses. The ore is mostly q DARK
sulphate. and many pieces of it are LITERAL,
burDished, plated with pure. sparkling
metal. He left some samples at the
Pioneer Office that will assay $4,000 to thu
ton, and that is little oyer the average Of
the entire assortment, while some picked
pieces have asssyed $4,000 to the ton
within $1,000 of pure silver, which only
runs $4,000 to the ton. Nothing surpass.
ing it has probably ever been seen in apy
camp
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-16

Garcslon continues his testimony before
the Hale committee aud still persists in
throwing all the blame upon the council.
This is the way he talk,: "We have to do
many things on the testimony of others. l
did not have a breath Of suspicion Of the
council. I must confess to having been
somewhat guilty 10 not looking more closely
into the matter" He asserts that he relied
implicitly upon the inspection and judgmen,
Of the council in all things.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-16

lllss O. Il. Cleveland, Of Michigan, will
lecture on the subject OF Temperance q
vermillion, March 10Th She 10 highly
recommended b. Fraoes &. Willard.
A young woman living at Turner, was
0srribly burned about the hands aud lin.ba
one day last uesk, by her clothing catching
6re. q she was 4 work around : ,oye.
Nrs. Wheelock, Of Silver Like, Lincoln
county, 10 one 1T the most enthusiastic
temperance workers in Snuthern DAkots,
and none are doing more eo0l than she.
II 10 reported that, . mai who wss haul
iog wood from the river 10 Bon HOmme
county. durtog the snow storm of v or
three weeks ago was found frozen to death.
Parker Era: We are compelled to chron.
icle the unpleasant news that Rev. Dr.. H"yt
10 not improving in health. HIS rheumatic
ailments do not seem to grow the least bit
better.
The Baptiat Suudv school Of Rome, New
York, has cent . choice l,braryOd b.Wks
numbering about Two hundred. to the Swan
Lake Bsptist Sunday school, and paid all
freight charges on the same.
Parker Ere: F. M. Z,-bsch. representing
The Yauk,on Press and Dakota,as. visited
I a. VIZ SvVN0GSuuvs SUs - vuo wv ~
nest men 10 the ,errtinry aud h. hss q host
10 ws,m personal friends 10 th.s section "i
Dakota.
Canton News: They had a fair 1t Park.
er last SATURDAY. and by what We can gather.
hey had a lively time. One ssln"n took tn
something like . hundred aud fifty dollars.
Ahnut thirty horse trades were made. A
reporter said be thnuRht h. opening exer-
ctses wss n fight: The closing II fgh' snd
y tree. fight all the q through Thr,
call it TAR" but VI We we're moderator We
would cry Stout"
The editor of the Parker Era has had .
letter from his other girl, which he sac f,
TO publisb, and which " take the liberty al
copying: Dear -, Dson't KUN t. ace me
eny more for q wheil anv way. Fan'hr!
has 60, awfully skeered about bualers. and
hs ats up evry mite till late with . double
barrelled shot gun, watching the back yard
He put moren . pound Of led into Brown
nufoundlsnd dog which was cummin ove'
the fens after . bone last mite.
The rose Is red, the violet blew.
IwOulGn't KUN now II l was you.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-16
VACANT PLACES,

In the dental ranks will never occur il
you are particular with your teeth, and
cleanse them every day with that famous
tooth-wash. SOZO ONT. From youth
to,old age it will keep the enamel spotless
and unimpsired. The teeth of persons
who use sOZODONT have . pearl-like
witness, and the gums q roseate hne,
while the breath 10 purified, and rendered
sweet and fragrant. 1t is composed Of
rare antiseptic herbs and is entirely free
from the Objectionable aud injurious in.
gradients of Tooth Pastes, &c,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-16
me BEST DELEoATe
Brookings County Press.

Col. Lounsbery, Of the Bismarck Tribune.
has thrown aside personal ambition for pc
litical honora, and loudly calls for the re-
election Of Judge Bennett for delegate in
congress. Hurrah for the colonel !-Roscoe
E1press.
II Northern Dakota wants Judge Bennett,
for his Y successor, Southern Dakota vii,
gladly Join hands with them In re-elecsing
the best delegate Dakota has ever had.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-16
srewn's Heusshoia Panaee..

Ia the most effective Pain DESTROYER in
the world. Will most surely quicken the
blood whether taken internally or appliea
externally, and thereby more certainly Re-
lieve Pain, whether chronic OF acute. than
any other pain alleviator, and it 10 warran-
ted double the strength Of any similar pro.
paration.
1t cures pain inthe Side, Back OF Bowels,
Sore Throat, Rheumatism, Toothache. and
All Aches,and is the Great Believer Of Pain,
Browns Household Panacea" should be IN
every family. A teaspoonful Of the Pans.
css in tumbler Of hot water lsweesened. II
prefrred], taken At bedtime, will Break a.
. Cold. Is ct.. 4 hot.'"
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-16
Much sieknsss.

Undoubtedly with children, attributed to
other causes, is occasioned BY w rms.
Browns Vermifuge Comfits, or Worm Lrs-
engss. although eIectnal in destroying
worms. can do nc possible injury to the
most delicate child. This valuable com
binatiOn has been euccesafnlly used BY phy.
s;cians. and found 70 be Absolutely sure 10
~esadiestirg worm.. ~ hurtful to children.
1wsney.6ve cents = box.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-16

The democratic congressional caucus CON.
mittee will reach . conclusion this week up
on the course to be pursued in reference to
the electoral count. Some members favor
leaving the matter Of counting the electoral
vote Just as it is now.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-16

al rich prairie lsads our coll requires to
Aavs M cod turned ovef mad the grass soots
killed BY exposure to Ne sua before Il can
b. successfully csluvs.ed 10 wlsatoats asA
Vegetables.
Asiasle team Of two horaas, oxen or
mules viii suflcs for plowing the heavies.
soils.
CHEAPER THAN HoMEsrEADs.
A careful consideratton Of the foregoing
facts must make II spparentt that for families
of small means the uaee,upied lands of
,Yanktou county arc cheaper than home.
steads.
These lands mean tho immediate advap-
tsges Of good markets. good schools,
churches aud good society.
The homestead means absence from mar.
keta, from schools, from churches, from So
ciety, for . period which cannot be limited
with certainty.
NO COMMISSIONS CHARGED.
The advantages which Yanktou must de.
rive from the occupation and cultivation Of
these lands induces. the chamber of oom'
merce to incur the outlay necessary. 10 bring
them to the attention Of settlers. No COM
mission 10 exacted Of any one. the only re-
quirement Of the chamber being that the
owner of any tract offered shsll, 10 consider
ssion Of the expenss incurred in advertising
the same, obligate 'himselfto sell, the lsnd
Tor q stipulated ptics il cold within agiveu
time.
HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS.
Ysnkton has two 6rst class hotels, and q
number Of small and cheaper houses, which
afford accommodations At prices varying
from $500 per week to $3.50 per day, &C
cording to the house and the location Of til.
room.
HOW REACHED.
Through tickets to Yanktcn can be had .
all principal railroad stations in the eastern
northern, and western states.
FACILITIES FOR EXAMINING THESE LANDS
In order to facilitate Is for as practicable
the examination Of these lands BY home seek
ers. the chamber Of commerce has placet
the subject in the hands Of the undersigned
committee who will be pleased to weloom'
purchasers and communicate any desired in
formation
s. 9. TURNER, NJ. D., Chairman.
J. PARKER HAYWARD, Secretary.
GsoasE W. K1NosBuRY,
]. E. BRucE,
J. A. WARD,
Committee.
INQUIRIES for further information should
be addressed to ]. Parker Hayward, Score
tary Of the Chamber Of Commerce, Yank'
ton. d. T.