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list Of the naval officers who have volun-
tsered for this service, and he will have
choice In the selection of the officers and
crew. Lieutenant Berry commanded the
Tigress in search Of the missing members Of
the PJlAris crew. He is native Of Kentucky,
aud is thirty-tive years old. Among
the appliances that viii BE- added to the ship
will be an observatory balloon. from which
1t Is expected view Of thirty miles can be
had il il reaches the altitude Of balloon sent
up in this climate. Bombs will be- used in
the progress Of the search 10 give sign of
their presence in the Arctic. TIE vessel is
not 70 winter in the Arctic except to promote
the search for which she is 81 ut out, nor then
except 10 q secure hsrbor; nor 10 she to
remain more than one winter away from
home.
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synopsis Of OPiniOns-COurs OF APP
peals. Galveston.

pehIs, 0nlveSbOn.
Bynopsl,ed Tor the Herald by Edward j.
Hammer Of Galveston.
w.. W. alias Bunk Simns vs.. the state;
appeal from Limestone county. Where two
separate and distinct otrenses are charged in
an indictment. or developed by the evidence
the prosecuting attorney should be required
10 elect on which Of the charges he intends TO
claim conviction as soon IS he has exs min
cd the witnesses far enough to identify the
transactions; and, as general rule, the cleo
ton should be made before the defendant
offers bis evidence. Reversed and remanded.
White, p. j.
Mcconnell VS.. Bouiland vs. w. A. Ryan;
appeal from Brown county. The objection
to u verdict because 1t rccltes tnat "the jury
we're sworn we'll and truly to try the Issue
Joined bet seen the pallies," is not tenabl-,
because 1t is u substantial compliance with
the statute. Reversed and rtfJrmed. Opinion
Of Watts. j. adopted.
H&T. Q. Ry. O.. vs. "A. Hofftmn; ap-
peal from Washington county. 1t would be
to give virtual control of their facility to the
wealthy who counted his cotton bales for
tran sportation by the car nd and place the
| humble trader or farmer who wished to send
bis little crop Of three or four bales TO mar
kot at a ruinous disadvantage If railways we're
allowed TO establish rule whereby they I'M
derske to transport car load OF cotton
before forwarding tho lesser quantity. Affirm.
ed Opinion Of q ,nan, j, Adopted.
c. y. Smith vs.. A. l.. Thompson; appeal
from Lee county. The Office of writ Of
cort:orari is simply to bring to up the district
court. from the Justices court the case tried
the Justice. that it may be- tried de
novU by the district court.
"Is could not have been intended
that no act of legislation shall be valid which
has reference TO the accomplishment of more
than one end; but the intention, doubtless,
WINS to prevent embracing 10 ono act having
one osten,ible obj ct, provisions having no
relevancy to that subject, but really des goed
to efltctuate other and wholly different OBJ
jects, and then to conceal or disguise the
real object proposed by the provision of AZ
act under false and deceptive title" SO,
| App, o. Reversed and remanded. Opin-
ion by Walker, +. j. adopted.
Joe Ballinger W.. j. Q. Powell ct al; appeal
| from Lamar county. Where the evidence
/ clearly shows that distress warrant was
wrongfully sued out, or IN other words the
writ was resorted to when no necessity existed
therefor, the jury is warranted in tfndirg
actual damages against the party wrongful.
suing out such writ The only question is,
~S,'nor 'De uauanes rs ~ W, Exclusive or no.
Samue, Da,,gntv at al va Il II Hall a, nj
appesl from Uoryelll county. WHARF a
nation for certiorari ia bas,d unon the
ground ,hs, the court decided upiuslIv unon
70 merils il should contain :, sts,omen,
of what are alleged to bs ALI the fact, in
evidence. Affirm, d. Walker p. J. adont-
ed.
MIR. Slripgfelow Of al. vs. A. s. Tbomp.
son; appeal from CoryeIl county. Sucn u
stimulation in An a.sicnment ss ,he follnwing
"P.oyiied that should nv interest in said
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The Jeanette search Expedition.
Lieutenant X. NJ. Bry hrs bcn ordered
70 commsnd the steamer Mary and Helen en-
she proposed Arctic exp d,tion In search Of
tho Jeanette. He has been furnished with
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NV, . MI w" hUIt UP, P1ease state mi
near as possible tho color, price, style' Stc no
desired. A whole suit can now no ssn Nh H.,
mall at small cost. TlCkNOR A. 90. rotoyy
TO thousands whom they have thus s,,nn ilei
curing tho past "a years. Send for sam mrhws
OF eai' hs'W'eor. 9th & Chestnut, 81, j. uis,
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Rev. Drs. Jeter, Broa ,dus, Dlckinson-Bsp.
1t Is endorsed by the direct personal testl-
m0ny of men of national fame ana Of strictest
ofspsech, IL Ia not too much to say that no
medicine ever mad such support In its favor as
aspecihc he word of any one Of tho emil
nent diylnes who underwrte T. il antdote to
dyspespsia has des rived weight Their uni ed
witness Joined with the experimental use and
tine approval Of the prepar tion by well known
physicians removes all doubt. 1t is beyond all
question n wonderful therspeutic,l agent
Editors Religious Herald, Va.
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Waco, Texas. May %, 1873.
Polk, Miller & Go .-Plesse find enclosed 81,
for which wish you n send me at once it,
value In your excellent Vest Pocket Dyspepsia
Cure My wife IN very II and /, ia ,hs oniy
thing that helps her tnatl can find. Yours,
DAVID r. DAVIS
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Editor Richmond Christian Advocate:
rms remedy Is OF tried virtue. have aeep
dyspepsia cured completely by 1t. .itseemsao
The ingredients are not kept by the apotheca
ries and have boen difficult to get.
Rev, r. L. Dabney, LII. D.. Hsmrdens.dne
col eye, Va:
1t is highly esteemed here by the regular
medical faculty and the people. II il excel.
lent 10 tniiges Ion and na'ulent cOlic-seie-
i've, soporiuc, tonic, slightly aperIeat, with.
out nausea.
Sev. Dr. Mangum, Prof. Univ. N. C.
lconcur with Bish p Doggett In hi estimate
OF the Vest Pocket Gu Q.
Messrs. Polk, Mlle- 3 CO., Richmond. Va.
The Vest POcget Cure for dyspepsia hos dina
me more good than any medicine ever tried
My father. who Ia regular phy.ician' an.
dorses Il. Whatwill Y II take Tor IN. rac,vso
cinsell quantities OF 1t IN this section. i
ope IL may lind It's way into every .onthera
~Vme. WV. WIsDOW
Corinth, Heath Co., Ga, May il, 1873.
Messra. Polk, Miller 500:
gentlemen; Please send me another bottls
OF Yes! Pocket Cure for Dy,peps,a. I have
used the trl lib tile and have no hesitst,on in
saving | believe 1t superior to snythlno
known to the public. "' '"'"s
Pilot Point. Texas, May 25, 1870.
Rev. Robert Watts A. NJ, Va:
l have used the mixture In my family for
zen years, and have taken II for a dyspsps,a
collie which ,reatened my life, and was ar "a Il
catlna any d'etwith' Mt hurt ! have recon-
menoed it to other sufferers with the banni"a,
results. It is the best tonic aud co -rectiya
ever knew. For ,p,ost'ation from dyspspsla
or liver disease II 10 Invaluable. 'P'P''"
Messrs. Polk, Miller & Co.:
Gents Enclosed please nnd N ce,,o p.
which ple' send by return natl two Sn,,,as
Vest Pocket Cure. th'nk It Is the b Al mas meS'
inine Tor dyspepia ever tried Toe two hn,,,as
send for are for two other rartiss '''''eS
respectfully, GEO. ELLIOTT,
Navasots. Grimes Co Texas
PRICE 90 CENTS PER BOTTLE.
chants. ""' s'""'ry mer
ThoMPssoN, GEORGE e co., Sole Aocn,.
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Bishop D.. Dogsett, Southern Methodist:
IL Ia an excellent corrective of Indi estion
have. used 1t with prompt and beneficial re-
suits,
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Editor Richmond Christian Advocate:
This remedy is Of tried virtue. have aeep
dyspepsia cured completely by It. itseems1o
ba an antidotu to our "natloual disease =
The ingredients are not kept by the apotheca
ries and have been difficult to get.
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PRICE 90 CENTS PER BOTTLE.
chants. "'' ''""'ry mer
n T TIA. GEORGE eco. Sole Agents.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-04-29

Brady is one of the chief officers of the
National Republican here, which antapo-
nlZes tho administration on Robertson's
nomination. How his removal will ~.
fect the policy or the paper liz not known.
Washington, April 22--rhc irregular
transactions which have been uncovered
in the contracts OF the postotice depart
ment by the investigation of Postmaster
General James. are the principal topics
OF discussion throughout tho city to-day,
especially in the executive departments.
The cass. against Gen. Brady and his
friends will be represented, j. its ncom-
pfetc shape to President Garfield and
instruction at once given to complete the
evidence and lay tue whole subject. in
Gliding the accumulated mass OF docu-
mcnts, nflidavits and various descriptions
OF discriminating memoranda before the
attorney general. II il reported, and is
probably trne, that while Judge Tyner
was cc2nizant Of the star route opera
tons, and long ago manifested lispo-
sltlon to expose them both be and Gen.
Key were oyerrnled by Gen. Brady,
whose power IN the postoilicc seems, in
view OF recent developments, to have
been almost absolute.
The National Republican vii! to-nlor-
row print tine following:
New York, April 22--To G. Z. Gorham,
Republican Office, Washington, ID. g.:
Yon will please say for me that all the
charges, direct or indirect, .iife. ting my
integrity rs L public official, are ahso-
lutely and nnqua!iiirdly false
Golgned) THos. j. BRADY,
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E.csct1c.i Ernr, acusa.

Ihe following statement of vii liam
j. ConchliM, CT Somervillc, Mass, is so
remarkable tl". we beg to !sk for 1t tile
attention OF our readers. Is says: "In
the fall of 1876 ] was taken with VIC
LEST BLEEDING or TIRE LUEus. followed
by :. severe cough. | soon began to lose
my appetite and ileshs / wa, 50 weak
at one time that ] coula not leave
my bed. In the summer of 1877 was
admitted to th. city hospital. While
there the doctors said had hole in my
lett lung as big as hal; dolil.. | OK.
pended over n hundred dollars IN doctors
and melicires. / was so far gone at
one time report wen: around tha.
was dead. gave up hope, but friend
told me OF DIR. NYM. HALLS BALSAAI
FOR THE LUNGS. I laughed at my
friends, thinking my case was lncurable,
but l got Il bottle to satisfy them, when
to my surprise and qualification, COM
n,aneci to feel better. My hope. once
dead. began to revive, and to-day | feel
in better spirits than / have TIE past
three years.
] write this hoping YOU will publish
eascd lungs will be induced to take DIR.
WM. HALLS BALSAM FOR THE
LUNGS, and be convinced that CON
SUMPTION CAN BE CURED. l have
taken two bottles aud can posi:iyelysas
it has done more good than all other
medicines l have taken Eiuce my sick.
ness. My cough has almost entirely dis.
appeared and shall soon be able to &C
to work" Sold by druggists.
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BRAO,'s REoyAl.
Developments in PnSll Irregularities
Cause tho Second ,issihsnt to Step Down


Developments in P"Nl Irregularities
Cause tho Second ASST lint to Step Down
and Out.
Washington, April 2l-The suddenly
rendering of the resigntion Of Second
Assistant Postmaster Geeral Brady Gre
ated II great deal of tall and considera.
BILE sensation. Ever ace Postmaster
General James entereh upon the dis
charge of his duties th air has been
thick with rnmors, and It's thought that
developments in the nearuture will nat
urally lead up to other inoortant chang
es in the personnel of tn office of the
second assistant postmastr general, such
changes, it is UNDERSTOOD have become
imperative by derelictiorpr unfaithful-
ness on the part of the nesent lncum-
bents in the discharge of their official
trusts. Specific inteliigele bearing on
the star route scandal is Arefully with
held by the postoi1ice otliclls. but it is
admitted that the records how that on
the LIST OF January. 1850. TIL pay for car
rying mails Oh less than l0tout of more
than LOCO star routes had GGp increased
from about 500, 900 ut the the of letting
to $2,S0OO0O by orders i'd additional
trips and for shortened tin4 A consid-
cradle portion of this increaed service,
according to the evidence ueumulated,
was either not performed at III, or i'm
perfectly performed, the ifgularities
being carefully planned, 1t 4 supposed
for the purpose OF Transferring the mon
ey from the treasury to the pdkets of fa-
vorcd contractors and their cdfederates.
The irregularities seem to lave been
confined chiefly to routes w&t OF the
Mississippi river and to thoseb the ter
ritorics.
After rendering his resignaf lon Gen.
Brady left for New York.
The action OF the president I remov-
ing Biady has revived the matkr OF the
star route service and former ct,rges in
that connection. Not only bk Brady
been removed, but the presidel} has or
dered that the star route matte be tho.
roughly investigated with n vif of u.s.
certaining all who had auy cdnection
with it. Postmaster-General lanes is
conducting the investigation. id it is
given out that he has diRcovercJ.nough
to warrant the removal of everabtiicials
in the department. 1t is staHl that
some OF the accused parties willbe in-
dicted in the end. In short tim m\Jnmes
will publish the result of the inkstiga.
tion, but at present the departmck only
says that hundreds Of thousandsl dol
lars were unnecessarily xknded
ip oxpediting rontes,. and TINT
when all the useless ex penaiturcs H. cut
down the postofics department be
nearly sclf.sustaini Gricr OF Renn.
sylvsnia wanted ~ second as],ant
postmaster generals position. and dis.
satis.ed with the third, but does nd say
that he viii refuse the latter Ben,
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Proposals for Building Hospital.

SEALED proposals viii be ' received d At .so, tbs
n Ho.n, once OF the I superintendent of the Dakota
two clock p, NJ, May 18th. 1851, at which time
sney VIII be opened In the presence of bidders,
for building a Territorial Hospital for the In.
sane. according to plans and specifications nov
open TOR Inspection at the Office of j. II, San.
born in Yankror. 's A1At-
Each bid must give the name or names and
postoftce address OF all parties interested in or
parties to it. 49, IA VI
Every bid must be accompanied by a certified
check OF some national bank for the sum of one
senonsana dollars, payable TO the order of ]. r.
Sanoorn president. to be forfeited to the Ter
rltory of Dakota by any bidder. who. his offe-
being accepted, fails to enter at once into con-
the bidder. 1s1 ~
The accepted bidder must, ss required by law
give bond with good and sufficient surefies to
bc approved by the Board of Trustees. condie
TONED On the faithful performance of the CON
lars. oo>anu ooi-
The Board of Trustees reserves the r;pht II,
reject any and ali bids - :"
envelopes containing proposals should be
marked " Proposals for building Hosn;tal );
and may be addressed to J. r. Stubborn. Ysni
ton, d. T. A~.A iA-
IL sAsBoRs,
JOSEPH WARD
,.N..o, FL. DEWITT /.
Trustees.
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Ho,r to Sccu,.c lk..ith.

1t seems strange that anyone will sut-
fer from the many arrangements brought
on hy the impure condition OF the blood
when SCCVILL'S SARSAPARILLA
AND STlLLINGIA, or BLOOD AND
LIVER SYRUP will resiore perfect
health to the physical organization, It
is indeed e strengthening syrup. pleas
ant to take, and has proven itself to be
the BEST BLOOD PURIFIER ever
discovered. etfectually curing scrofula,
Syphilitic disorders, Weakness of the
Kidneys Erysipilas, Malaria: all Nerv-
GUS disorders. and Debility, Bilious COM
plants and all diseases indicating an i'm
pure condition OF the Blood, Liver. Kid
neys' Stomach, skin, etc 1t corrects in
digestion. A single bottle will prove to
yon its merits as q health rcnewer, for it
ACTS LIKE A CHARM, especially if
the complaint is of an exhaustive nature.
having tendancy to lessen the natural
vigor of the brain and nervous system.
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4 Coesa. coia oy :s.,c 13.,.on4

4 Co13h. C0ia c,. sore TMrOmt
should be stopped. Neglect frequently
results in an IScUHABLE LuSG DISEASE
OR GoNsUMprIoS. BROWNS BRON-
CHIAL TROCHES5 do not disorder the
stomach like cough syrups and balsans,
but ACT DIRECTLY ON TIE 1NFLAMED
PARTS, allaying irritation, give relief in
ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, CouGHs, CArARnn,
and the THROAT TROUBLES which SING
EEs AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS are subject
to. Fol Il irty years Browns Bronchial
Irochcs have been recommended by
physicians. and always give perfect salts
faction. Having been tested by wide
AID constant use fof nearly nh entire
generation, they have a.taiAcd well mec-
tied rani, among the few stable remedies
Of the age. sold at 2jc. box every
where,