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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-10-13

a World correspondent a, Cdf6.
96dtf dfte n 66mfmb6f 70, eiges an
interview win Afsb5, IN which bo
tys nat wb6t Admifal Segm66J M.
iofmtd the Kbsdige mat they would
5p64 6fe the fyll6aioe morning M
hitter fsked tt6 Sdlfa6 by 6el6gfApb
gb6t he saf) 10 10 70 which Il va
answered MI in eas6 TIE British
B af96d $50 Ere wss 10 he rel,fy ,ed'
We hss BIZ possession the Kht V6 !
dt . % md mas led to befeye
6 y liah fodld prevent tho E6tlsl
lfom lshdibf And when they did I6d
VS. ibslf6el6 N hold OUT nj ibe
sifigN N ~ ~ troops Dele sebs
ytfe ~ elD Vat vas holy and mnred,
eyeh BY te lebt 81 biz eyes and fha
M g0hyidi Ell fh0t II Eng sbd
Ifd 10 5tnl ffabd6 Russia "a
w R69la yeg6h( hon y l6Yte 4
v 10 - No expects ~ shall bt
f5t1 b 10 sullaa shd Kbt 6iye
mo- w e44 66Nisb shd iaffldg
III 1s6 = nan sb6h ho nd i6be
foig no BIZ ffsap sfxea an
~ isffte NJ hefei lol
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-10-13
ChanCerY sails of Roal Estata

1865 II, Ills R Chaneery Court Of Shelby
county Ernest kehkelf admir-, vs.. Henry
H%einhardt OF nj. -
iRY virtue Of an ieterlecutory decree for
y sale, entered 10 The above cause on the
10TH day Of April Siy, IL NJ b "A. y 20 s07.
to- and renewed Q itobor , 1872, Iwlll sIi'
% pub 10 auction, 10 the highest bidder In
'front.' Of The Clerk gnd Vas.Or's oflee. eoatt
house building. Main tree, empbfs Tam
lnoW ktoNn a. the Taxi & Dlltr'ct OF heiby
county, on "''''
Monday, October 30, 1852.
within legal hours, the follosins d,sc,ib.a
property, situated In the Z ~ of Mamma
shelby county, Tenn, to-vitf
beginning At 0 point . o feet eat Of ihe
southeast lnto sottion of Clav and ia MO
stfctt.i thence east with The south line M
Viay street 30 feet; thence outh 10 leet ~ an
alley thencl west With said allev 10 feeT.
thence no IN l9 feet 10 tbs beginning To-
actncr slth NE improvements N re0n, bainF
he Nest falfof OF 81 OF the Uveftun addition
!! eemphi and the came pr petty conveyed
" w iehkapt b. Jan ) Gdeihabor, JuD
Terms Of sale--0no fourth cash. b lance IN
2 and II monthst purchaser oxacuti 4 hes
bearing Interest," len retained. 4 ed~empiion
Thu October 4, 1881.
RI black, Clerk md Ma Tor.
~ oeofee Mallory, ID. Q w
humei a Potton' Duntau A Ga,dsn pol'u.
WH8 A0
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Cofetary Philosophy.

The philosophers and astronomer.
have set up what Is termed the Apps.
t0dO creed" concerning comets. The
cised can be summed ~ as follows:
j. a comet Is a heavenly bO6y.
2. A comet consists Of three parts,
hucleus. coma end tail
. Copets are apparently Influenced
BY The sane lava as fhoe foverDing
the plansts, but subject to ;ntxpIicable
evcentriJ variations.
A. There are many comets tying
through space.
The sum aud substance Of which is
tbst no man knows what a comet is.
anU that science is AZ fsr to-day from
solyi0G the mys.ery Of their existonce
AID Dprpo@e as il was a thousand wears
lsgo. 6Omc old as well as 6poderD
learned autheGties havinggoheb beyond
the creed, their speculations may be
Of interest while the present member
n the comet family is making suJh a
beautiful and grad dirplay at early
yd0r0 10 the eastern sky. We rive a
iep ~ tOl ONs.
J. There are as many comets 10 the
hesye1s az there are 6shes 10 the sea.
A-keplor How coiJ ws know.
z pheTJ are IL 100000 comets WITH
m oar solar system II Arago. He
d Inns 10 have arrived at thie %conclu.
r On BY calculating from tLs number
OF teleg opio comets fodnd within tho
or IL Of M6rcurl
B Very many comets that vidt our
.hop arc tbrown of through space
.B'TsI % return@ISteele.
q Comets sometimes pass so near
~ Gun az 70 trayeise a temperature
- iml1 hotter tian red hJt from
Nc rt6tl
. IN 1913 a comet pissed within
rtO0O miles Of the SUP. 'he nearest
known Invent around the sun in Two
h0,hs LG' illemin.
q Tx comet Of 1880 moved sround
Ut san at the rite Of over ~ miles
Def Noond- Newton.
n Vmets are gaseous bodies DOS yea
IN }tttlo = any more density thadthe
sesi Of vspor- mat.
= ttoeis arc solid bodies possessing
- almost fap0ftiogAte 70 that OF
- -, else how could they hy viii
~ Wstotoe, and 10 80 grsat & dis.
~ 1lierohel.
Mo- lcomet were 90 o9meio direct
W. ~ cur cath, the probability
WI ~ bould not experience the
n eJot~-l Dodati.
VA gnet 81 1913 had a nucleus
pDusa0d miles in diane
XTxfA icing solid, had struck
#A y dgantage could hardly
N1LlV ohe side-lV Verne
.Sgy has novsf been struck
,ility Of och an en-.
W = slight riqinslly,m may
"a least ~ a long
ons in a lonz series
VA ICE.
Vefy " yyrth comet
low Wv R;r the blame Of
. orbit di'V Where r
go vlag, having che
H1sfhtt@ csnters Of the
oi 'lgH ghdm 81 their
y itse,i xvhs tiyvt conditions
sCpafatl ,edsly. 4 col
es less ot tyNe Calculating.
E% ss, VI l9i ~ .hnt the
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a CiARto.

To al who are sS Iering frot the errors and
indiscrrtions Of Abuth, nei Ia weatnesS
carry Decay loss 81 manhoOdi sto., I will send
CHANGE. This III tat romeo Va discoy.ssa
~ g Missionary III South A oorica' senJ !
se,ca1ureased envtl vpe - thf Rev. JoHHrH 4,
lshAN station ID, eW forkt ity.
aHrxivi2d
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-10-13

esen. Wblsniey's uem1 Enamles
London Latter 10 ,hs railaasl his Ielaag-pt
The war 10 Egjpi i over. and Ma
eountrynlrn Rre bound 10 e%unlaaa thal
hif uarnet Wellesley has proved hin
aeli an lble hifaieelai AID brave 81,
dief hf lRfnots eafrqs Ia hvps|
Vas Watched With been 81 pefslsa
Interest from every oH1efs mesf b.
tho country. The Tact liiai lhty aoft
leit behind h DOT fuflelsal - account
fOf All ihe aoflmfBy Of their criticism
"Oaf only General IL the best hated
men 10 fbs British army Colonel
Alexander flplent 0utbufsf II Par
liamsnf feeafdlpa "fhe AahLfleb
Hing Has msfely 40 afuQulais ~.
preston 0i muth private f.uAblinfih
meas rooms The fsti Is, ~ oafhol
W0lselfy hss beeu ftllty OF 'he mist
deadly crime " Which humanity is
tapabls lie has not only heen bell
llaatly uBeoeasiui, bat haa leaped into
success while yet comparatively young
1hat = capable mao should Slowly
achieve . well earned position Of pa.
emiaeb3e about his s%sfgHiieth y6af. IL
D matter which msy be overlooked Or
even be approved by as ieiloe men
Bnt that 4 e0mpafaaf alfiplinf
should shoot ahead aud ind himsaii
i0Nafile above older meh a, Ia mill
lafy eyes, che uB%pafdpnabio sin
ihefa N 30 doubt bot that regret ~
any temporary reverse W British arms
10 Egypt would IN maag messfogma
haye baeb ieWpffsd BIZ eaiislaeD bn a.
ths dos ~ che p0Dalsf reputation Of
hif VsfBet W0lsslW hssise suffered .
ohfek A. che kslsfal bag failed 70
obilgs bic eByi0na friends ~ mai ihea
fool " himsell 10 ibs bsyptiaa cam
Daig1, personal ana professional spite
hads expression 10 All sorts Of 1sii
0igas stories, Ohs VI che latest ".
ihsse Is 70 the effect that Sir Hafaet.
hayiHg received ffgfd VIZ Old reg msat.
30 invitation ~ NgjBs Nth ne Elbe/
] rieil presented NV compliments VA.
begggd " ssy A. Nbs n0t WYNN
ths existence " sat regiment IA
MalesiZ's eeTg,Bb EB8NB g. Jbe X#H
tisth'D Tbis story Il hehlf MW
~ cutting mo wsps II gseZW
OafGtt e rude fBd /fBstl~
shows The estefmigaH0n a
0flgefb 70 persist u pT~s n
Cd Numerical disiih diH 4
%faeimhdfa IN spite 6i ty a 4
/ lDud i0Yth about "flTNf< Or4
A. q tonic as4 WI
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-10-13
King Duke M.


West African papers publish &C.
counts the coronation OF Duke
aphrlm Orok, Kiny Of Dr ke Town.
az old Y labar, on August 5 By Mr..
Edward iyde Hewitt, Her Maiesty's
Consul dl the West Airi,an coast.
The eerea lony took place a the Mis-
sion HOuI Q, aud was attend, a by the
traders, Merchants, Uhieis a d natives
ofthe disN tict. A throne Is erected
IN the chN rich at the left 81 le of the
communit n rail. After r firing to
the vestTy the King emerge ROBBED 10
. huge col I OF semi male d scription.
The coat vas Of native mn ~pufaoture
and was ti d round the mi Idle bv a
fancy cd d. The Rev. Messrs.
Anderson and Edgerley oficiated
Inc crow and sceptre W re placed
before Consul Hewitt on a able The.
throne itsd f had been sent ont from
England a ld bore the En- fish royal
coat OF d rms, being uph llstered in.
crimson bHlcaded satin. II 10 existing
eIeaeies VII Tue EDgilsn government
were read yer to the King elect, who.
took the us nal oath binding himself 10
govern his people to the best Of his
ability, and to encourage snd develop
the trade Oh the place. Cor sui Hewitt
then placed the crown on { rok's head
invested HI m with the ymbols n
authority, Ind proclaime him as
King Duke TX.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-10-13

The druggist gho hesitstes nov Is
lot fgy The wintcy. lie should sling
toeetber sons sweet oil and liquJrice
sLi bring out his cough cure at once.
Dr. Bulls cough syrup does pVt pay
bin enough profit.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-10-13
I! A: :::. ! n: p. i;ii:::;'!;;;I,WL....


"a hMV nChlCB There we're
Jhe WakM ah5 nd been In "lhe
iesntAlt N9ftHW ls4afl n doubt about bis
tioh tbd EexIfaf slf that wonderful
msbt ps1g51yXJ NJ ieIt that they had
mistt MA zf4I(fMf INT, and that there
mhsit WIN We doubt no longer ii
psfigfmsik 3tsIf M 1sspt1 II music, In
seen YN1k1 nm also, the Wsqnar
gguld bs NN11| WED london, and IL is
VIZ gyFast< ~ 5~3nsDapsfs Of 10th
t1ls Isst x41fZ Gyopnzer critics win
ppafa gaflW AahJ re old fines and the
plsie iptNh&Y/ 9nop6lize 81 the am6
ggpbfi0 MsL rbsa Charles IVES
NJ iaofg pfHfE Al 4 tbs devil u have
gis ssstt4N IfYA Indeed, wAen a
EfesS tffWV mn primes and potsn.
lw Febif s4ftW MN eBhGibg traiss. and
sl tas sy's1Xt GEry lesser degree. rom
e5mfoyy,<@f Adse6d6m 70 4 doll
EsfS>N fGsralby, and when the
gls tsfhN,l sb4rsai G7er tbs xorld
lNXAWD lbeel 70 he description
WV tfj{sNa, fn411le d Sis music than
efsst Mtf<< ~ u aIs sd bAttles which
~ w yb(f III this bst0ksbs 4
~ pgihN<X IN ~ and interest q in
NV. l.MA 80 ~ ~ HilNWNN IHNI
Niysfs4 M~yNt (flAe composer IN inc
slssbt sI<<E n be 60httmptaotsly
Ehfie I1ty/Y 1I 6stdfe and gslus Of
w f!sbiba f3H# 4tiDees tbs result
WIZ M NA sf6eiselY 70 deter.
falsaktp M&E n - atiz6 II a. merely
pgnsf FW<A IN 4sfY is ls0gnabie.
ltYfg NJ Y X<z3fNh ~ asA ~ fptie \ and
eAtbifis On N ~, go NJ
ssgade bssd sEx my AZ "1
~ lb6f6 has b6ef tx4<1NS ASs ~,
1Dsf not bfSvs Wyt3fX. III n
~ b0ySa Bat III ~"
hslb fbs sb66ry tblf &fxB HaXGfe ~.
qgsttsa1S mere 12<H v5ee
slifb X
Jhs beffahsHss mn
sDJafsk ID sd66essfg n ~ Ill
tbtfs ms been 70 YWa#IH - az sss61
sbG fhtt 1bali6b, hof Hf4tzA
essd, 1befs VS. ne WIN ksaJ
bstityH 9TH other W6f4 x<3 -
edbposN, bdt tbR6 MENA No.
doubted t6lfh 81 thiNE5f< NJ
M ~ sstdsl sddtHz<<<W Tx
gftH5l0si6d 6ptfs, WsWEsV III
Its N ebeb need not W H
hsifef SjiNfg A. Ne DfDt$ III.
hisi6 ~ Rss 3esfd On 70 w w
sit6ff9sh u My he mEH4X III ZEN
spending " wat d6fmsN W. ~.
f6se ~ ne %s14l6btible H. M ~
ha36al Effects san d6sy IN "a i,
abf p0R6f We tt6h6t, kdGkkXlN y
tf61 NE usitbfsat delight ~ sfs4X%<N
n b66f s6d, 9espiN the s6(Nhs f1<{(tA
H sdl t4ssbl6 ~ s6j61 6thgf hYxxtHA<
s1fef schools Hs,hi6g 66rld M& ~
~ m5f6 kisSly 66tsssted tsab hIVSs
GSeisg n NHefhs a6d The Hsefbe Ms&#z
}tfHef. Butt Il = poverty stssek eT1fS<HV
fsit tbst 6sb rot 66j5f both each IA ~
is 6B8 ki6ds lW,IN'
ffas i5ys Il aif dihsrs f5g sgfs sbs In, NIX
NJ n d9ide NJ u taks fwa1 N4<
Tbff6 sll remains. isssed "a M;,
1iej56 whether il sfef Nf." ~ -
3dtN N Gi8 gbibah6H Bdt iris igt IN
question which 9sk68 only TIE sontek. sgbN
tgyis not the t68tehted, mind Thel Ill
bfb 8b6 on only SEQ 666 6ohR wh6j N over
t 6hly ehj6y one scent, Who can heaflfs< I
VT 6he sifsib, IL ber6sved Of more oil "A,
than half 6he ehaffn "a the V6yy. .aI.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-10-13
ChanCsry Sale Of Real Estate,

No 1913, R~-ChRncery Court of shelbv countv
Mrs ) A Bakervs rs Martha KTifus etai.
ny virtue ofan interlocutory decree for sale
4 entered 10 the above ca sc on the oh dSy
OF Jgne' 70. and renewed July r., I \, Au.
public au ton, TO the BIZ hest bidder. In fr,oSstt
OF ne courthouse, Main st,o,t Memphis. Ieps
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-10-13

a n. ,safs 40 49, ea.s'
qoueu ihfonrud The sldejt 4Ietv@l
chs che lar AarweaaW Fll el f6e 4.
sine 10 vogue. with ~ leofen M
snd oendre hair. 6u1s N zen
%uorotis bofaia sH0f and logsls
loved ~ peifsfchA .avs,t,s.a
b. tbo italian lN 1alr ~ a.
haired bonvty IA M ealors III
FsAhionshla ba1 ~ renahf.. "A
~ 'ne N'hs w welded the ses.
aba ashfH - 40 were also went
eo pslgT VITA thcif dark irossos
i'n,ts gtteX ia 4 lafn which l. nov
~. epyl11 IN ajll. an shades Of
y olsagh becoming this 8 BE- Of
~ tas b' mir b associated win
fprN lefX IA giyEl0u and black eyes
fwp satin. Viii Rsrniturc Of
pefl5/ "a ~ Of pstrig Of The throat
WFtX 10 She hair. and q large
HE,N Aluot d daisiel Is q most
.WsXU ggoning oiloi for "a auburn
|WINX >pan, ana though bride luf.
fliMFW NJ y o. 6iien worn 10 our bal
NNV 20 "A tinted silgs Esibetss Say
VIVA ~ lillian bonds SHOULD not
VIVA - ibue and should avoid al SHADES
E#Pr x aYlet FeAdJg on blue. Green.
K&f N apt Ia very dark shades, thev also
fF lOhibit a. forming TOO strong q con
~ AT With che hair Dark iicquemin0l
" Yea M be worn IN small quantities.
~ ? 20 3 yef.M neck ribbon associated With
~ - q ffll d eresmg antique lice. or A. a
q w Ne aJ0nct n the costume. but all
~ me shs " Of cardinal or scarlet are
= tfeir srHtly under ban. Shrimp pick Ia
~ bss . ttiqpe bf~t1do, u0ited with dark
gARis' tsa Old gold, forms 3 rich dinner
dT>s for an auburn haired woman.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-10-13
saturday, October Is. Issc

within legal hours, the ( llowip, 5,.ar,h.a
property, situated In Shelby coastv' Tann
NV Sins IN ne ely Of Memphis, to vii: Begin.
nink Ats point on the sOutn side az Mestaat
si,reet = teeteast Of the soutbesst rarAes
ma,ket and Third streets; theme, VIII M ~
puth SIDE q Market street eastwaydIv 81 f.ate
stras, tSqtawardly and parallel with Third
10y Lto'S itet 90 an alley: thenee wcsfsatd-
y With sid alley q feet To a WI y. s,,hnlaa.a-
hii SsttaNsIaly ami par llui with Tbirl StTcs3
ieet 70 the be inning, together win an
!. Nmp,otemen . and sppurienances thore'
" Market street. "no"h rs NO.
Terms OF sale On q credit of ak. tr,lv.
ana eighteen months, purchaser ssecniineo
y'' win approved security, lien retained.
lhii October 9Th, 1879.
n, ~ BLACK, Clerk and Maste,
ny ueorge Mallory, b Z. I'M "''o''
"ainuef a lee, D Beard, solicitors.
daG0
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-10-13
The mcminshN
3s "a sSosesa IA

Tbs AehnaI
Bfmin- N m Ala
sS9gE Rs'l@ &M
gioo off " ~
rfr ffn HNing
Ttj6h BIZ 9dnghsdW
no iron + The
b ~ ~ u o0uf
M jptt bf6dt h
gFkipf Az Rh
Vbihh NJ BlfnM
isfbtet wbiet tom
fHN IOWA moo "a
va NNald ~ "A
Wm tbpf.
HWbNW "A
hmf Bosk IN
RlllA [
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-10-13

In sqRreme Court Of Tennessee. at Jaossou-
ia Layton W. x , Hays et al.
= purtu anee OF the decree pronounced By
a the sfpt moer Court Of Ter nessee, at Jack.
Tor fale 10 the highest bidder, in front OF tbe
,ieuithsuse door OF Shelby ojunty, in tho CITY
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-10-13
sapreme Courl snIs.

In Supreme Court. at Jackfon Franei e,lv.
fhiEuepAl dArqsmont Va Charles Patton,
hHt1an cpeeri JOtenhine G tpasr. Georre
npeers AGiae Aargusri . dAarnrhrr.
Matte giomtnce q La4uthry, Jalol M
Mdieri Joaph nillet ani Jones c kamsoy,
Lhguihry, deqcaled otHl.
n purtuauco Of he decree pronounced hv
4 fhp supreme Court 81 Tennefsee. al Jaek-
son, - this cause NAV nth, l.62. will ofer
Tor sale 70 the high. "a bidder, in front of he
e~ourihense q shelby county, In the city OF
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%.SliN%N
| couoief, bMlV
kyoysnt vofy
wTie of s3cW
n oef huies M
l4( no
aoUld MED
tie 0W sfEW
ert poDBt Of th4N
f1e @fth Itself
Tsteoof sCparati
no NNs less
4df New, II IN
shotid 6copr ~
nsion mJGtt be
upon eds basis,
/ haneeS kFihe eaf
o/mtf stand 6s
agaibAs he strike
at3.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-05-29
Proposals for Fresh Beef.
headquarters Department of Dakota.

Headquarters Department of Dakota.
Office Chief Comnissary of Subsistence,
Fort Smelling, MIMI. May 4th, 1882
SEALED PRO OFOSALS. in triplicate, subject
~ to the usual conditions, will be received at
this Office until IL o'clock, a. m, on Wednesday,
the 3lst day of May, 1882, at which time and
place they will be opened in presence of bid
ders. for furnishing such quantities of Fresh
Beef from the block as may be required by the
subsistence Department. O. q. Army, at Camp
Poplar River, NJ. T., Cantonment Bad Lands
Forts Bennett, Buford, Stevenson, Sully and
Totten, u. T., during the fiscal year commenc-
ing July LIST, 1852.
Proposals. will be received up to, and opened
| At the same hour at the several posts by the
respective commissaries of such posts, each
own post only.
1t is expressly understood that the contracts
| made under this advertisement shall not be
construed to involve the United States in any
| obligation for paymentin excess of the appro-
pEiation granted by Congress for the purpose.
| Blanks for proposals., with Bidders Bonds
| and Circular of Instructions to Bidders" Civ
ing full Information as to the quality and prob
able quantity of Beef required; manner of bid
ding; conditions to be observed by bidders
and terms of contract and payment, will be
Furnished on application to this Office OF to the
Commiasary 1t any of the posts.
l The Government reserves the right to reject
any or all proposals..
| Envelopes containing proposals should be
marked "PropOsals for Fresh Beef" and ad-
| dressed to the undersigned or to the Commits
M. B. MORGAN,
Major and G. g., q. 8. A., Chief Com. OF Sub.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-05-29
1llinui. P,s,bxtsrIa.x.

Springfield, Ill, May 29.-In the gen.
oral assembly this morning Judge
Strong, of Washington, d. c., Rev. DR..
Humphrey, of Louisville, and DR.. Her
rick johnson. Of Chicago, we're added to
the list Of exchange delegates to attend
the southern presby terian assembly next
year.
DR.. Prime was appointed Saturday
night ~ ono Of alternatcs. The Bloom.
,ngton case of ministerial relief was call.
Cd up, and the action below affirmed. Th.
subject Of the Sabbath observance call.
cd ont some warm debate. Mr.. Mathe.
more was placed on the committee on
publication. DR.. Hornblower offered O
resolution for th" relief of the church
in Jacksonville, Fla. which was adopted
Adjournment will probably take plac.
this afternoon.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-05-29
Proposals for Beef Cattle.
Headquarters Department of Dakota
Office Chief COmmlssSry of Subsiste

AA401x19tS 1SopAIeAncut O1kOtAJ
Fort Smelling, MINI, May 1, 1852
SEALED PROPOSALS.. IN triplicase. subject
- to the usual conditions. will bs received at
this ONCE until II O'Clock .. M, on Wednesda. :.
the Slst day Of May, 1882, at which time and
place they will be opened in presence Of bid
ders. for furnishing for the Subsistence Depart
l2aO head Of Beef Cattle on the hoof, to be de.
livered between the LIT day Of July, 1882, and
the 10Th day Of July. 1852, q follows:
At Fort 9ully, d. D.T.....................8 90 head
A. Fort Totten, d. Observation-Disclosures. T. 50 head
At Fort Stevenson, d. .T................ so head
Proposals. will be received up to. and opened
ct, the same hour 1t the several posts BY the
respective comnissaries Of such posts, each
Post CommiEsary receiving proposals. for his
own post oaly.
It Il expressly understood that the contracts
made under this advertisement shall not be con-
strued to involve the United States in any
Obligation for payment in excess of the appro-
priation granted by Congress for the purpose.
Blanks Ter proposals., with Bidders B0ndi
and Circalar of Instructions to Bidders. kiv-
ing full L information as TO the quality and mum.
ding; conditions to be observed by bidders
and terms of contract and payment, will be fur.
nished on application to this Office, or to the
Commissary at any of the posts.
The Government reserves the right to reject
any or all proposals.
marked Proposals for Beef Cattle and ad
dressed to the undersigned, or to the Commits
sary at the post bid for.
Major and C. s., U. s. A., Chief Com. Of Sub
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-05-29
CONGRESSIONAL.
HOUSE.

HOUSE.
Warrington, May Gas soon ~ the
reading Of the journal Was ended. Reed
called up the proposed amendment Of
rules. prohibiting dilatory motion on
contested election cases.
The question Of consideration Was in
stantly raised by Randall, followed by .
melton Of Kenna to adjourn. and that
when the house adjourn it be to We'd
nesday, in consideration of decoration
day.
The yeas and nays were ordered on
Mr.. Blackburn's motion, With the follow.
ing result: Yeas 2, nays las.
Mr.. Randall moved that when the
house adjourn to-day 1t be to Thursday
next.
On that Mr.. Reed made point of
order that on proposition to amend the
rules dilatory motions cannot be enter
tanned.
Mr.. Randall denied the right of the
speaker to put any such construction on
his motion.
The speaker granted permission to dis.
cuss the point Of order at least one hour
for each side.
Mr.. Reed opened the discussion. he
claimed that the houee had. under ths
constitntion. certain powers expressly
conferred. which il could exercise with.
outlet or hiudrance TO any other body
or any powers which il must perform
and 6nt, this power was 70 judge o.
election returns and qualiaoatisas Of ii
lovn meabsn THIS hosss he'd bess
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-05-29
Frank Jam... the Outlaw.

st. Louis, May 29.-The Post.Des-
patch will publish statement showing
that Governor Crittenden has been ne.
gotiation with Frank James for the past
ten days,and that the noted outlaw will be
pardoned within week. The sheriff
and police commissioner were with
Frank James and three friends in the
oity Friday and Saturday for the pur.
pose OF meeting the governor. 1t is sta,
ted the delay was occasioned by the
friends of james insisting that pardon
also be secured from the governors ol
Minnesota and Texas, where he is under
the ban Of the law.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-05-29

Ex-Speaker Randall sets the 4th o.
March, 1883. - the limit Of his oppoei
ton to the consideration of the Mackey
O'Conner case. Tho republicans are al
determined ss ever in pressing its con
sideration. Some Of the republicans
Robson among them, have urged Keif
Or to break the deadlock BY deciding
that tho democrats had no right to fiji
buster on question of the highes
privilege. Keifer. actiag under the I'D
vice OF the wisest men on the rspubli
can side, hes declined to do 90. His nd
visers hold that under the rules the mi
nority for conservation Of ito rights ha
power to 6lisus indefinitely.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-05-29
Sunday School Seetce.

The superintendent of all the Sunday
schools in the county Of Ysnkton are
respectfully requested to send IN reports
Of their libraries and papers taken in
their schools, and also their number in
attendance, and any other points of in.
terest, to the undersigned in time for
him to submit the same in his report to
the territorial Sunday School Conven.
ton, which meets in Mitchell, June 18th,
1882. w. w. EASTMAN, Co. 8. 8. Sec.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-05-29

Mr.. Ala, auditor Of postonics accounts.
who 10 really an ohioer Of the treasury
department, refused TO sbey an order OF
thr postmaster general 10 remove to the
treasury quarters. Secretary Folgsr dc.
olinsd to interfere in the matter. By
order Of Mr.. Howe. tho auditors room
was unlocked ON Wednesday evening,
and his furniture, books, and papers
were quickly transferred to the upper
story by . hun.lrsd messengers.