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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-03-09

Deadwood Times: Warrington papers
refer to the Dakota delegates who re.
Gently visited the capital Is the "slouch
hat brigade" Out Of the entire thirty
two only ono man SO far forgot himself
as to wear stiff hat. They deny the
statement that they wore their pants
jammed into their boot tops and that
they had woollen shirts on when visiting
the committee rooms. They didn't "slick
up" because they felt proud, but simply
to "kinder please them Washington fell
lers. as they didn't know nothing else but
to dress up" They all had their woolleu
shirts and overalls with them, andi they
had remained in Washington much Ion
ger they intended to wear them so as to
feel natural and as if at home.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-03-09

building was wrecked. Loss. 5000.

building was wrecked. Loss, 5000.
No one hurt.
Topeka, March 7.-Betwsen 100 aud
200 colored people from Tennessee ar
rived to-day. They are mostly relatives
OF those who came during the exodus.
Fargo, ID. T., March 7.-Tonight q fire
damaged the dry goods store OF White.
house 4 Moody and P. G. Tonseir and
Leo b Millels book store. Loss, S86,.
QUO; insurance, unknown.
st. Paul, March IA fire in Fairbsult
late last night destroyed the building
occupied by Bartlett & Schultz and r. j.
Lieb for business purposes. Loss about
S23, 600; insurance about $500.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-03-09
Tho weather.

Washington, March .9.-'The indica-
tions for the upper Mississippi and lower
Missouri valleys are: Rain aud snow
followed by partly cloudy weather, var
liable winds shifting to westerly. follow
ed tonight by rising barometer and sta.
tionary or slight rise in temperature.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-03-09
To.day's Crime Record.

Newark, March 9.-Direotor D. s. Con.
dict. Of the Mechanics bank, was ar
rested on civil suit brought by Rsceiv-
er Freelinghysen, charged with conceal.
ing the true condition of the bank from
the other directors. and that he profited
thereby. His bail was put at quarter
of million. sac
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-03-09
GENERAL NEWS.
A Forty Thousand Dollar Fire
Last Night at Canton
Dakota.
Capture ola Montan. Deputy Mar.
shaI BY indians at Milk River.
To-Day's Cable Reports Indicate
War Between Russia and
Austria.
A Canton. Dakota, Blaze.
T. Sns.inl T.lsorno

6psHdt 1slegTdM.
Canton. Dakota, March 9.-Fire broke
out in Union block about 2, q. M, in the
drug store of T. w. Hood, and was near
ly total loss. Dry goods store of Madole
Il Hinkley, nothing saved; Carson saloon
total loss; Worz' furniture store, nothing
saved; Thompson's hardware store, moth
ing saved; Fofdyck's clothing store,
about two-thirds of the goods saved, but
the building was destroyed; Thorson &
Co.'s abstract Office torn down to prevent
the fire spreading further east, and a
number of buildings back Of this block
destroyed, nothing saved. Total loss
probably $4,000. Quite number of
other stock in goods damaged by moving
them.
AT ST. LOUIS.
st. Louis, March 9-Carrett's furni.
ture ware rooms burned. Stock an en-
tire loss. Insured.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-03-09
LATEST eY MAIL.

Pittsburg, March david Nayarry,
the fst boy Of circus fnme. weighing zoo
pounds, died at the pest house to day of
smallpox.
Kansas City, March THE rendering
tanks Of tho dsssicatlng works at Ar
mourlale blow up this morning. The
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-03-09
STAR ROUTE FRAUDS.
STAR ROUTE FRAUDS.
Ex-Assistant Postmaster Gen.
eral Brady Before the
Court.
He Is Given His Liberty Under ,
Bail Bond Of Seventy Thou.
sand Dollars.
Capital Mites.

warrington, MarCN S.-ten. hO0ecf008
declines to say anything in reply to the
letter published yesterday, purporting
to have been written by Gen. Garfield in
1863, and he says he is taking steps to
ascertain whether or not the letter is gen.
uine and will await the result of these
inquiries before saying anything upon
the subject. Gen. Rosecrans adds: "As
the letter gravelv affects the character
Of Gen. Garfield for truth and veracity,
1 deem it duo to him to first ascertain if
it is genuine"
RIVER IMPROVEMENTS.
The senate committee on commerce
gave hearings to-day to several delega-
tions favoring the improvement Of tho
Mississippi, Ohio and Missouri rivers.
THE STAR ROUTE CASES.
Tho star route cases came up in the
criminal court this morning. for the pur-
pose Of giving the defendants an oppor-
tunity to give bail. Bliss called the case
of I. J. Brady. ex-assistant. postmaster
general, indi :ted for conspiracy, and said
the history of these cases was well known.
Brady had been an officer Of
the government, and the indictments
against him and Others, charges an Of
fense by which the government had lost
about half million dollars. The pun
ishment was two years imprisonment and
q fine of one thousand dollars, and he
submitted that the bail should be twenty
Thousand dollars.
Wilson, counsel for Brady, said they
had examined the indictment and he
would state that there was no charge IN
it which could not be success ,fully met
He thought one thousand dollars bail
was sufficient.
Judge Wylie said the gravity of the
charge was greatly underrated by the de.
PENDANTS. Hero was party holding q
position of trust, and he is charged with
violating that trust. Whether the charge
could be sustained was question fol
the present; he would regard 1t as true
it was tritiing to suggest such q sum al
one thousand dollars and he thought the
amount asked by the government no
excessive. The amount will be twent,
thousand.
Action in the cases of s. w. Dorse,
and some others, deferred until to.mor
row.
The bail Oh the othe cases are from
one to five thousand dollars. Pleading
begins next Thursday.
DUTY ON SUGAR.
Secretary Folger ordered the collec
ton of duties on apparent colored suga
as imported.
: MORTAL.
I Senator Ben. Hills malady is morta
NOMINATED.
J. The president nominated Walter 4
Smith for United States marshal {
: Colorado.
: THE FL1PFER CASE.
: It is understood that General Swain
J. report. submitted to-day to the secretar
u Of war, recommends mitigation of ii
, Fllpper sentence of dismission.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-03-09

Romero. special envoy Of the Mexican
eovernmsnt has arranged for . confer
ence With the secretary Of state, with .
view Of entering into negotiationsfor a
treaty Of reciprocity between Mexico and
this government. Zeona Libera will be
abolished in any treaty which may be
entered into between the two countries.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-03-09

The Chicago Inter Oceans special
from Springfield. Illinois, says: Re-
ports to the state board of agriculture
Of the condition and acreage of winter
wheat show that the seeding for the new
crop has been 81, GIG 900 acres, or 276, ,O0U
less than the previous crop. In the
northern division the area il Is per cent
or 1900 acres below last year. The con.
dition is 4 per cent above the average.
In the central division, which raises hall
Of the whole crop of the state, the con-
dition is 8 per cent above the average,
and tho acreage is 13 per cent, or O,0OU
below last year. In the southern di-
vision there has been q more promising
condition of . better yield per acre iu
prospect.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-03-09
The Lower Mississippi.

Memphis, March 9-The river rose two
inches since yesterday. High winds may
destroy the levees at Helena and Friar's
Point,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-03-09
CONGRESSIONAL

SENATE.
Washington, March ga resolution
passed instructing the secretary of state
to ascertain the cause for which the Brit
ish government imprisoned Daniel Nc
Wheeney, citizen of the United States,
and late resident of California.
Calendar taken up and the senate bill
for commission on the alcoholic liquor
traffic further debated; the pending
amendment directing that not more
than three of the five commissioners
should be of the same political party was
agreed to.
Mr.. Bayard moved to require that not
more than three should be prohibition
lists. The amendment was agreed to.
The Chinese bill came up and Mr..
Hawley opposed it.
The following bills were referred to
the committee of the whole: For the
admission of the state Of Washington,
and one directing that all public build.
ings be built of material found in the
state where said buildings are to bs
erected.
The bill reported making an appropri.
alton to put in good sanitary condition
the grounds south Of the capitol was ia.
ken up and referred to the house calen.
dar. and then the house went into com.
mittee on the agricultural appropriation
| Hill
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-03-09
llisl,ansled,

Philadelphia, March e.-The entire
city detective force disbanded on account
Of charges against their character.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-03-09

Elk Point Courier: Mr.. Grigsby 4
Co., Of Sioux Falls, have made oil neces-
sary arrangements for the establishment
Of a bank in this oity. The first floor OF
the new Courier building has beeu
leased for three years, and it is now being
atted up for the bank, 1t will be an in
corporated bank. and its name will he
"Union County Bank" aud it will be
ready for business about the 25th of this
month. All the appointments Of the new
bank will be first class, having . fire.
proof safe with time lock.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-03-09

Alexander. Ls.. March 9-I.eves broke
here this morning.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-03-09
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

NEW YORK.
New York. Marchs.
MoNEY-Close. little better SKIES $l.OOI:
ives, $lOeS; fourhs. sl.lsa; fours. S1.ls,s.
The rumer that Gonld had attached Erie
bonds in order to get Erie stock for the purpose
OF con.Io o. she And Ohio
increase. Prices ductuated greatly, closing
stronger, higher.
FLOUR-DuIl, unchanged.
WHEAT-Unsettled, opening 1c01c higher,
subsequently lost advonce, fair business: No. 3
red April ,tl.s2ah.Sls'; ah.Sl; May sl.s2h@i.s2s;
CoaS-Acasc Better; fairly active; mixed
western cash. 6sgs7; future 7017l.
OATs-Firmer, western, 5Oc9s5.
PoRK-Dull, l7.Oa@$l7UOX.
LARD-Firn, higher, strong; 5000.
'sch Chicago. March @.
s, %ss.1lss14Spa sslss 4Pia h1iFas5 1 Ill; da.s bid cash
Ae4 81 Sid MAJ: asked f Juse se.h t's
Ss ip1 aifHel tx i s.fed an a.s
BAz1EY-Firmer sl.W.
LARD-Weak: lower, tlo.io cash; tl0is
Hog receipts,,l2 eso; CO.. steady g. co. 90 Is na
S6.75; good to choice shipping, ;$5:S5g5.s 50
common to fair, $4.6OGA65; mixed butchers
S2.0Ois s9s2,05.
Milwaukee, March O..
lower; now strong: .$l.2s cash Sl.2A Apr. and
May; S1.so June; No. 8, $l.o5.
CoRS-Lower, 56hc,
OATs-4lc.
BAhlsyeHirher s..
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-03-09
Proposals for Yankton City Bridge
Bonds.

Two rhou...d. Dollar. Of Bo.d. for Sale.
Yankton, Dakota, Feb. IL, lee2
SEALED PROPOSALS. for two thousAnd dol
~ lar. Bridge bonds of the city Of Yankton,
authorized BY ordinance approved November
sth, 1851, to ran three years st eight per cent.
interest payable semi-snnually at the once Of
the city treasurer, in the city OF fankton, in.
the money, will be received at the Office of
the mayor until 2 O'Clock p. M. Friday. March
10Th, 1852
The right y rsseet any and all bid. i. re-
J.R. sAABoKN. Mayor.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-03-09
MARRIED.

CHNOBT-GLICH-In this city. March 4.
1882, by g. ". Roberts, ]. r., John 6chnobt and
Christine Glich.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-03-09

THE NEW ROAD SUPERVISOR Law In
= pamphlet form, for the uae Of counties. can
BE- prucQrcd by lddreaaing Ne PFe0 aAd 0AkD
eAaAn o1Soe YaAktoa. Dakota.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-03-09
Indian Troubles.

Chicago, March ga Helens, Montana
special says the United States marshal
there received q despatch dated the third
from his deputy John Healy, that he is
y prisoner among half breeds and In
dams in their camp on Milk river. The
country is full Of smugglers and illicit
traders. He had arrested six of the
leading men and captured $1,000 worth
Of robes when the Indians captured him
and his outfit. He asks aid from F.rt
Assinaboine, as there arc not troops
enough at Poplar river, and the Sans Arcs
Indians are ready for war. Marshal Bot
kin has directed aid to be sent.
Later information IL that Gen Ruger,
commanding at Ft. Assinaboine, has sent
seven companies of infantry and two Of
cavalry, numbering 400 men, under Capt.
Norwood to the scene of the trouble,
with instructions to rescue Healey and
drive the half breeds and Indians back
into the British territory. whence they
came. It is feared Healy and his com.
psnion may be butchered before the
troops arrive.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-03-09


RAILROAD SCHEME.
Constantinople, March 9.-An Ameri-
can company. by the aid of Minister
Wallace, is trying to get concessions fol
. railway in the province OF Bogdog.
BANK REDUCTION.
London, March 9-Bank rate reduced
from 5 to 4 per cent.
THE SPANISH THRONE.
Madrid, March 9.-Considerable sen
sation was caused by the rumor tina
Don Carlos had sbdicated his right to tn
Spanish throne in favor of his infant son
ARRESTED.
Paris, March 9-Three men were ar
rested yesterday at Brussels for compile
ity IN the Hotton Garden, London, post
Office robbery. They are believed to in
clude the pretended American Colone
CASTOR and his accomplice, who recent
robbed Paris jeweler of two hundre
and for,y-s thousand francs worth 9
gold.
ANOTHER ARREST.
Paris. March ga Prussian spy ha
been arrested at Bordeaux. in the 81
burbs of Lyons. A number Of maps an,
plans OF tho defenses were found in hi
luggage. 1t Is said he was captain il
the German army
! AsPECK OF WAR.
London, March ga Constantinopl
dispatch to the Times says that it is feal
ed in official circles that war betwee
Russia and Austria is inevitable; tn
question of calling out reserves beln
seriously considered.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-03-09
Obituary.

DEATH OF AN OLD SOLDIER.
Chicago, March ga dispatch from
Mineral Point, Wis.,, records the death
Of Christian Schaefer, yesterday. He
was soldier under Napoleon Bonaparte,
with whom he was personally acquaint.
Cd, and was in the battle of Waterloo.
ANOTHER SOLDIER GONE.
Another dispatch notes the death. at
Ottumwa, Iowa, Of Nicholas Reney, also
a soldier in Napoleons service. who
served in tho war of 1912 here, and the
war of the rebellion.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-03-09

Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is the great
household medicine of the American people,
and is taken everywhere as safeguard against
epldemics and endemicS. as n remedy for dys-
pepsia, biliiousness and Irregularities of the
bowels as a cure for chills and fever and rheu-
matte ailments. as sedative in nervous cases,
and as a general invivorant and restorative.
For sale by ali Druggists and Dealers gener-
ally.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-03-09

For the holidays. Call and see. Walnut street
first door south Of Turner Hall.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-14
ENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after r. January J, 20; 1ss2.


AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave New Ork via DesDrOsse and COrand street
Ferries. as follows
Hnrsbnrg Pittsburg the West and South, with Pullman
Palace attached at a. and daily. New
York and Chicago Limited Of Pullman Palace Cars N.
WilhamspOrt Haven m, p. m Cory and Erie
D. u connecting at Cory for Itusyie Petroleum Cen
ire and the O Reg Ons
baltimore, Washington and The South; Limited Washing
Express" Pullman PaTOr cars daily, except sunday
10 n. m. arrive Washington ! Regular al $50
BAD 7, and m and II night sunday, aud 9p H.. and
u night
For Atlantic City, N ouch cr D. except sunday.
Boats Of BroOkyn Annex" connect with ali through
trains Jersey city anOrdng speedy and direct transfer
BrOOklyn travel $1,000. 80
Trains arrive: From Psburg G:2D and 1880 NJ, 730
and 1910 D. m daily. From Washington and Baltimore G30,
$50 n 500 5:30 9:j5 and 1890 p. NJ. sunday ESQ
$50 A M g:3j and 1880 From Philadelphia, 800,
G20 GO $50 800 $40 l05) liO H., 1920 = 800 $50,
600 7.3O 500 $3.50. IO:iO ana 1000 p. 800,
C2O 6:3O 600 1870 m G20 $780, lOO and 1000 p.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-14

IA. FALL RIVER LINE
Newport ewI aPtGa IN / Fal aIvsr 81
Limited ucAs,a. Cocro3 1jlIng ,aII,t)l :, VI Eastern
Points ,f,n,,,a.a.. stoo,oors
Lcavc NewYork ,lily sundays cycePted; ,. ., >,r,,
Connection ';S Ps Aaae7 Boat rom E rooiya q ;rsf
CITY p Tickets and state roo my % s9clrei q. ~
prieigL hotels rAa'ier All ticket o $ a. ~ iRe oso on
Pier - and steansrs; GEO !n i5 TqS pS t,
CHN%GE or IiML. -tsamCrs O, this Line viii leave
New Yo:K at =. III. ON AMI after Feb. 90
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.-
HTooElvn. lyii.2o loot to Of fuiton-st JSSei Wharf
G'S0a mHor Fcalastoa Hgh Brdgs Branch EastOn
Mageh chon La9s9a 1fo4 @ RI9n' ' nS sGraeion Ea,o,
Allentown Reading. Harrisburg Mauch Chunk. Williams
PIP p mFcT Bennington, Ea,ron; Aacatown Reading, Har
8,4o ,. mFor taston hauch chunk' T1maqnh Dr'i'0H'
"4i110n mFor iIisR Bridge Branch Easton &C.
l:3Op m-For somervlle Pennington, g., &e ,,orr4.nrr,
MaHch Chunk. Wilkesbarre. &C. 10 . ,r oorr1 pr,o,,
and intermediate stations at j3O H. for Ea'on A'h''"'
Si si 1912 1915 l:l5 d m 5i5 II M 3 i5i5 5.i5 d:5S d5S
aS 5aS sl5 3.'9 3 81, s ,,S iSaS l$
For trains to local poas 50, Time TaOGs I,tI a.
" \. and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
f6R ATi&NfIG CfTY, t!rough ear a5 ? D m m, 20,
xiy1Gr[ T9 fEEEH9LD y, = R a f2 m i.S 4 T. 5.6p M %
NEW- JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
ard- -gair II d:ol' J, D. h il
ri, Ecd Bink-s:lJ a. m. for lakewood iomS IlNcr
Eiv"r An NSIlG CITY and all stations 10 Bay side 4p
=, f,r iatrJv1nd. Tofus River. Barncsat. &c.
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
~ Forr4ENT6N and PIILIDELPHIA.
Leave New ork from station e. h. Il. OI y. J. -
For Philadelphia Sutl aud Green SIS, no -, NJ ll:lo
a. M l:u t. l:3J J}O T. II m. On sunday a 81 a. M,
$50 ~ o. NJ For Third and Berkssts az 40. ll;lo an
$50. $50 Z p ON sunday ~ $40 nj d.,
For Trenton. 7:ij 9iO lllJA M ltD l. 4'5N ''O' A.
d. m Ou sunday 81 $50. T.; p M
Return trains raVo Philadelphia for New. YORK ,
Prom stations Pnii and heading r. H. Nini and ''reen
ss AT 1870 $50 $50 II a. l:lj 34j. J:lU CiJ ~ p m
ON sunday. ar $50 a. NJ. $3.50, II p m ,o o,- - ,o5
From Third Berk sta. AZ 5lj. -:-u - : m '-''
Prom Treut0n-l2j b20 s.O3 9ni, lo:O' il,i nT 4'oo
l.25 GA 1:2o =. M sunday l2j, 9l3H m. pa III
PULLMAN PAltLDR CARS attached 10 uly 5 uSnS SiS
and sI.r -PIEG COACHES 10 midnight Trains Hom Now
YORK 1uI llIlltrinhiL 49, .+,tt,, 90 orr from,
IrooEiy yu and Erie Depot Jcr;ey i IA. 23o 2el 4ol
Trsct. Tor sale foot m Liberty ST. 80 ~,
o4f 81 i23 BroaIway and Al The pfln'la @ iNoe
and Annex Oiice IeWoll- " L'i NJh
s. IIlusfrr Company DOdds kNpte1fs t%, 80 - ot "hl
check baggage from hotel or residence 'ou ~ Al nvrN
JO9hnI4rlill 4 4 ,n,Srr "' Gen Pass. agent.
EOR BRlDGEPORr I and al points on llOU-
4 -NTON,IC and NAUGAILCh EAILROADo 1teauierA
Cath,rin ne slip 1850 m. 500 p twenty hlrust
Isl river l5 D. Fare lower than uy anN o'her lOut
VNoR ROSTON.-THE LATEST TRAIN with
II Pullman sleepers via ". 4. ~ H. and u Il H. leaves
,aud Centra DepOt 80 week DAYS and 1880
snndayA tickets III Newl orK and New England Rai
road az uIand Central Depot and principal hotels.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-14
CTART\IS

CHARMS
COMPANY
Office Pier Is, y. r., foot Cortlandt-st
Conenments ht forwarded directed 70 sny part
OF the world
UNEQCALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
Orders for delivery of all kinds of freight and
chandisc any part Of the city,
SEA AND HARBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND
HARBOR LIGHTEHAGE
Freight every description promptly lghteed TO point
in the harbOrat reasonable rates.
STEAMBOATS, AND DARGES ALWAYS on HAND
TO CHARTER.
steamers John H. Stann and Erastus Corning for NEW
HAVEN, leave PICK Is y. H. at p daily. Saturdays
excepted
METROPOLIS EXPRESS Co, between Sew.York and
NewIaVen Care and dispatch guaranteed.
Freight points d. l. W. T. r, received at Pier
For New Haven and points East at Pier Is.
NORTH SHORE, STATEN ISLAND-Eleven Miles for
Ten ents. from Per l. foot Whiteha-st
CENTRAL sHIPTAkD, Communpaw N-J.-Dry Docks.
Machine and Boxer shops. everything aODeftaing % The
CONSTRUCTION ami repair Ot vessels
New-York tribune., 1882-02-14

RECORDED REAL ESTATE iIANorhr>
Maa.onst 26l m 81 iGnsrons $4,000
is5hst l59S neGl =, ars s3ewart 5000
O. ox@ w = SOO II n Of 59th ST, 2OX6O; AGele Steih
. oremer @ 20 cor of m ST. S0x2O also Goth st, 100
~ of an ave 2Oxl00.5 l. Lyons and wife 10 :,
IS S dS STsSan 81 noJ to josephine 1880
,,ehVt' ss gi ri g of AveA 5OxlOO1l; Martina q,
ii0Wht White and husband 70 G b Koogh 49,. l
IozasSaTs and 10 vile II 10 b9SnS fSs $3.50
,,-oaivay No lS. VI Il Parrish to Charles i Tag
IVchange. place, Nos "A. 40, ~ ana oo M farrsh :,
to Z sT cor cos Of i2issi i0Oloxl25; Miss Mary
Burchell to Mrs Mary Burchen ~;
l2shst i ,3S ,d ts sG SBIys BrcMscr 10000
l2lsst lT9 & ,.Sdn o. A'eA io 1000
Elmst ,,o.G 90 GG 40 10000
ll9tsst sS I,tS No id IL P q tsitunSenbor,i 10000
aSd;.t 81 lg9 Iy,, y iWLbiicdnacS St 1''' 5000
Aye,A 3 III II !, Wrismantel %i ...'... 5000
7Sds, td 8 Ito 20 II II y Jonas mas 10000
1staye " t apI Vic . 10 W Schrodcr 1900
RECORDED LEASES.
7, Rabcoek to sarah Weinstock, No lGl East 7Otht ~
, cyfsis si.ey ps and another to Ruddy 227 Delaney
wiia1 jay to EP TiOdhal another. SO BrOadst oo
MORTON orion no neryer p GOV ~n 1900
ID NordneGr to Thocsen & Ul iS9 79i Sdave; oo
ReSaa to p Glaudai No iii Macdongal.st eyrs
AVPT StGTvesant 10 5 Bendiner, 81 3dave. 10 100
years, per year i'oVO
New-York tribune., 1882-02-14
VVHE GOLDEN NORTHWEST"


Now is the time TO secure homes in
MINNESOTA, DAKOTA AND MONTANA
Fmigrans intending take up farms during the approach
ing spring III the GREAT NORTHWEST should not i%ii 10
INFORM themselves of the advantages offered by the
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD,
the settlement Of lands along us mes III
MINNESOTA, DAKOTA and MONTANA.
Pacific Railroad runs through region when
cannot be eXcclled in
HEALTHFULNESS OF CLIMATE
FERTILITY OF SOIL and
WEALTH OF NATU RAJ RESOU RCES.
Nowhere else are so great inducements offered to
COLONISTS AND FARMER -
MECHANICS. LABORERS AND MINERS -
LUMBERMEN, BUSINESS MEN AND RISTS'
CROPS are large and sure; TOCk-RAlSING i sue
cessfnl occupation there are REA DY MARKETS, GOOD
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES and FINE CHANCES Tor
PAYING INVESTMENTS.
The greater part of Dakota and Montana offers
NEW FIELD FOR SETTLEMENT
The prosperous condition existing settlements along the
Northern Pacific Railroad in Minnesota and East
eTn best OF the permanency OF the
agricultural interests OF the entire region.
The Northern Pacific Railroad has In market the finest
grazing lands which offered at low prices ana
easy terms OF payment
In MINNESOTA and DAKOTA there are 100000 acres
awaiting settlement
In MONTANA there 100000 ready for occu-
pancy. -. - . 1000. e.1.,-,.-r,,,- ,-. ,-or-,r
For detailed information all poinsappy at or address the
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD OFFICE.
No. ZS5 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-14
Real Gstate Asrrts.

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GENERAL
REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
CHICAGO.
BAIRD & BRADLEY.
90 Ia Sale Street.
Established 1857.
REAL ESTATE BOUGHT AND SOLD on COMMISSION.
PROPERTY RENTED and cared for and remtances
made promptly
TAXES and Assessments looked after and paid
LOANS on First Mortgage for term of years carefully
gotiated.
separate corps of asssan department and our
personal supervision given 10 all
offer services 10 owners OF property obtained
unrr foreclosure otherwise in Chicago and Ncny Kef
eIences gwen the principal Eastern cities desired