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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-09-25
SUPPLEMENT

vention for the nomination, and promised
TINT he should 90 into the campaign with the
greatest earncstness. lie would make Major
strait think TINT the entire district IL afflicted
with earthquakes and billiards., and make
him feel deeply grateful II hc carries one
county III the entire district, instead Of car-
rylhg all but one. tireat applause.)
The chair was then authorized 10 appoint
central committee Of one from each county
In the district, Thanks were returned 10 tie
President and secretary, and the convention
adjourned with three cheers for tho candi-
date.
The central committee 80 appointed nre a.
follows.
4. ". Tiffany, Of Carver, chairman.
j. Penney, Of Goolhue.
G. {. Chamberlain, Of Rice.
IL. diiitt, of Dakota.
q. W. Day, II Mcleod.
W. L. Christensen, of Renvlllc.
~ e. Martin, Of Meeker.
}. j, Fullerton, Of Chippewa.
W. II. Martin, OF kandiyohi.
4. u. Clarke, Of swift.
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TIE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
Convention OF the Third nis;rist-Full
Repos, oi its Proceedings Hon.
Ignatius Donnelly Nomi-

Especial Telegram To the G,abe.

GLENCOE, Aag. ao.--The Democratic dis
triet convention Tor the Third congressional
| district II Minnesota, met here at T. 80 D.
m to-day al the eour, house, and was called
to order by +. Z. S.einger, of Dakota county,
who read the call
| Mr.. James Greeley, of Renyile county.
moved lat lion. YIN. Heury, Of Scott
/ county. hc elected temporary chairman.
! which WAS carried. Mr.. Henry thanked the
/ convention very briefly Tor the honor con-
! f,rred upon him aud remarked that rs it
! was most dinner time he meant business and
cal.ra ior the nomination Of secretary.
Mr.. IL. Il. Cleveland, OF Dakota, was Sc
/ leeted.
q. N. Hall moved The appointment Of a
committee ri i've an credentials, aaa the fol-
! lowing gentlemen ware appoinica q. NJ
! Han, aoodhGc: Ara Barton, Rice; John Nc
/ Namara. Dakota: George Kinds, Scott: Wood
Earfin gtan, Mcleod.
| DANES MSDonnau-h. Of Dakota, moved the
/ appointment of committee of three on p.r-
naanent organization, who were appointed a.
/ follows. James McDonnough, j. 4. Reemer
! and T.. T.. Ssringcr
| On motion Of W III. Campbell, Of Meeker
. the following gentlemen We're appointed a
| committee on platform: ". NJ. Campbell,
| Meeker: judge Er. Wilder. Goodhue: James
, MciIae, Scott; DIR. Il. :. Niles, Mcleod, and
James Murphy, Chippewa.
| On motion Of lion. q. Nj, Hall the conycn-
lien adjourned until 2 p. IN.
| Al tAis hour the convention reassemhlel
when the report of the committee ON perma-
nent organization flames MeDonnough,
.slairmanl rcpartea-the committee On ere
! aent,ats being still IN session. Their report
maie tic Temporary organization psrna-
! uent, shich Was nj anee adopted.
! The committee on credentials then made
LIE following report ef delegates entitled 10
! seats In the convention, which was promptly
adopted.
NeIeod-~Nuoi Harrington, nr X. s.
! Nils. FELTON, X. Nnilmer, III. RalIin-~i.
! Ncsyilie~-~J. Il. Buck, VIM. 4. Christian
SCH, john Morgan, JatAts arceley.4.
kies~~Ara Barton. N. II. keeley, &. ".
Murphy, Nj. III. Cole, j. ). Trip, James
Shields.
seatt-~Nm, Henry, James sullivan. Jas
NelIals, Theodore Ai.lana, Julius 4. Collier,
Il !. Chewing. hpnret, funds. -
! ee944G~--.-. !. Wilder, lster asssaa. j.
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EXPRESSIONS OF OPINION
From the Republican and Democratic
Papers Ut the Third Con-
greSsional District.
rns riasr trrERANeg.

rnE FIRST ITrERANCg,
From the Hastings New Era (Rep,l April -.
II Major strait is nominated for Congress
on the aash. Hon. |, nanneilv NAV he the
next Congressman from this district.
From the Swift coua,s Press rep. May ssl.l
lgaasius ponnells Is mentioned A. not
only possible, tut a very probable eandl-
date against Major Strait in this district, The
former has hosts III friends i'm this county
who never did, and never will, take the ~.
port II the Pioneer iieSS a. All index 1T his
character.
From the Hastlas. New Era Rep, May e.issa,1
Many are now holding their breath aud
casting their eyes towards the shades q.
Ninins,r expecting II see the Little
aIant, who for the pa>, few years has been
yelled In oascas.ty, rise a. the sun ~ thc
easter horizon, aud n,ivasv them from the
snarss Of the boss,
nasiNY NAN.
lrhe Red Wing Argus, Dem.
Mr. nonnells is the hraaiest man III thu
district and would make mach better con-
gresham than Major Strait
NEW ATLANTIS ~ r0lirics.
llsea Wing Advance. kpsp, May ~, ts,.l
Hon. ignatius Donnsliy il very fAsorahly
spoken IL By many Of our exchanges as an
independent, candidate for Congress. Ills
literary works have given him = worldwide
reputation. and IL he could only create new
Atlantis, "a new world In politics--as he has
In literature IL might In = conslmm nation de-
saa,ls 10 he wished.
Mn. poNNElIl DECLINED To grs IN NAY
issr.
From the ST. Paul .stahe Dem May Is. Issa /
There l. great teal III talk all over tie
Third die,rirt In faNar ~ uniting tie netne-
erats, i-Manar4lists, Ffee Trsl. H. fsatii-
cans. and farmers IN favor n Iian. I.Aat3as
nnnnsiis for Congress. w understand
however. that Mr. pannellg is ua.t eana.
late. lie has Withdrawn from la8lisseal asfe
and i asyuiins his time rAeiuslysis n Itch
arY pursuits. liz Atlantis" ha~ reached
H. eleventh etiss4un tn ghas eaaulrs aaA H.
thifa in England. slstle the sale ~ he .slla.r
aufk. .k4gnannk, - l. steadily Increasing
IL Is nua engaged opea a hss'k shasa aJ.a
probably - to pfess during tAe eaaa.ns fa.l
SrRAts'k MA mNNhEp.
4Tas >hakapee Argus itru. Ma -. 4ss4.l
Major >ar@a ts4a. 50 tsn4 H. a4ta. ta.sa1*.4
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INFORMAL nAI.ioT.


Mr. James Morgan, OF Reasilie, moved
that the nomination OF Mr.. Donneliy BE-
made unanimous. Objected to- \ formal,
ballet was then had with the same result A.
the informal ballot, - for nonnells and -
for Campbell. Mr.. Donnells was then de-
clared the nominee Of the convention.
When the roll WAS called upon the formal
bailo, X. Z, Chewing, of Scott. rose to an
explanation. lie thought that he had come
10 Glencoe to attend Democratic eonsen-
ton, but he had discovered that II was mis-.
take lie then declared the vote Of Scott
county IL be Donnelly, ), and Campbell, =,
A motion from the Campbell side TO at,
iaurn not being seconded, was not enter
tanned.
On motion of James Mcliaie, ~ Scott
county, a committee IL three, James Meilale.
Ara Barton aud j. NJ. Spiccr. were appointed
to wait ON Mr.. Doanclly and inform him of
his nomination.
aunag wrLnER'> PROTEST..
Pending the return Of this committee,
Judge +. I. Wilder, Of Gooihae county. oh
tanned the floor and delivered speech III
protest against the nomination just made.
He announced himself as Democrat. who
had been one almost three seere years. lie
had seen the effects of amalgamatien many
times before, aud they had always been dis,
astrous, When, few Years aea, the na-
,ional Democratic party had stepped aside u
nominate Horace Greeley, who never had anu
never could be Democrat, defeat.
such US had never been witnessed, was theirs.
The Democratic party of the district had
seen n, h. 60 outside for a candidate at y
time when the skies were bright for \ Demo-
cratic victory aud had selected a. their can
iidate man Who was candid enough NO, Ii
pretend 10 he a Democrat, Bs So doing thes
had paralixed the right arm of the party and
broken its heart. lie would relate story 10
explain the situation. 4 certain Baptist
clergyman WIS immersing party If con-
yerts one cold day and q friend who Was
somcm hat irrclissous and who Was pro-
noune.a sufferer, standing upon tie bank.
reached his hand down to assist the reverend
gentleman as he came up OUT Of the water.
Thinking lie hsi new convert In the party
the clergyman drew him down into the
stream and despite his struggles, immersed
him. L. saan ~ he could biloxi the water
cut If his mouth. stammerea ont that hc lad
made tia a=st mistake Ut his If, and IL
the nomination made to-day ne would appl,
the story.
Al this iauttare the committee sent Ia
wait uran Mr.. nynneliy appeared and pr.
secuted him H. The convention, Mr Donueiis
making stF, nsat speech II acceptance a.
follows
Nh. poNNELLY's srnEsa
Mr.. President aud Gentlemen OF the Con-
genitan:
thank saa must cordially ani heartily iar
tbs distinguished honor sea have eanirrres.
uton "a III zHshins lae your nominee far
Sva-gsas. | sa-Hk Yea lea sa4g l.@-G@~
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Cutting on Uomea'a Noses.
Times of India, July i.


The horrible crime ri mutiatiug women
BY cutting oil their noses is So common in
Bombay A. 10 call TOR the most stringent re-
preston, aud nothing, We imagine, will re-
press ii but the free Use of the lash. Ii4 the
sessions ending yesterday, Mr.. Justice Scott
had to hear three~--we might SAY iye--4,f
these cases, one after another. lie post
poned his sentence for Il week, and We
were in hopes that We would In each case or
der the criminals 10 be logged within an ace
OF their lives,
Eventually, however, he sentenced them
seycrally 10 what be bad aseertained to be
the usual punishment, three years. rigorous
Imprisonment. We are inclined TO regret
that the learned sessions judge, new as he is
to the country did not throw precedent over
altogether. Surely these are casts ia which
ihe lasa would be at once ths most lifting
punishment aud lii, best deterrent
Estimated by tie misery inflicted. even
the most sever rrnalsivs would aeclu too
trivial, aud ii the law does not w.rtit af
t. -ElnI in TIT eases a.! such cruel mui ilaiiuu
the law should he altered Tie miserable
wumeu WHO ARK mulilated In this WAY are, Of
course renaertt. Ei&ieuM> ever attermard aud
because they at. Muncu ii l. simply impos-
STOLE Ia rale a'as> ine misery aud aeeradalluu
that IT., y will yAia rIeuep during thr rest of
their lives. NJ amount at imprisonment
Will eradicate - crime that IL still evidently a
customary torn If martigl Punishment
the lower ti..@@ss. but i Mhulssulun terror
ul ttr cato ii Il tails H. roiua.an IL Tic dy-
graded eiAsses al Vle4 lAS u 2.lQ.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-03-08
Daily gress and 9akotaiau
oaURon D1sEoroHY.

OoxaaEaAT1oxA1 CHURCH Corner Walnut and
9Th street. Rev. =. +. Clapp, pastor. Ser
vices at II d m. and 10 p. m. Sunday school at
I. I'm.
0za1sr CHURCH Corner Douglas Ave and Sixth
At Il =. m. and 30 p. m. Sunday School & IL n.
n. E. CHuRcH-Feurth street, near Douglas.
Rev. r. H. Dolliver, pastor. Services at
II y. m. and 1880 p. m. Sunday school ut
ESQ p. m. 6eats free.
BAPTIST CHuRoH-Corner of Douglas and 9Th
streets. Rev. G.. ]. Travis, pastor. Ser.
vices at II .. m. and 80 p. m. Sunday school
ut IL m.
CATHOLIC OHuRoH-R Rev. FatherWillard, pastor.
Capital street, corner 5th. Services At $50 ..
m. and 1850 .. M. Services in the afternoon
and Sunday school at the hour announced by
the pastor.
Y. NJ. @. A.-Meetings every Sabbath evening
at $50, ut the Congregational chapel. Cordial
invitation extended to everybody.
DoANp1NAvrAN LuTHKRAN CHu1c1-Psarl street
near sth. Rev. DR.. AndreAssen, pastor. Ser.
Woes, morning and evening. Sunday school
at2p. m.
zsoN's CHuBcH, GERMAN LurHHRAN-Corner of
Douglas and 9TH. Rev DIR. Hilger, pastor.
Services at II .. m. and z 80 p. m.
LWTHHRAN CHURCH, (GERxANl- Sixth street.
Chas Wen1laff, conductor of services. Ser
vices at II .. m. and 3 p. m.
UTHHRAN CHURCH, (GERnAN)-F Fifth street, be
tween Linn and Locust. Rev. Bentx, pastor,
Sermon at lOA. m. Sunday school at p. m.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-03-08
First Publication Feb. 2, 1884.
prNhafa Nn<auu


In the Probate Court Of the county of Yank.
ton. territory of Dakota.
In the matter of the estate of Christian g.
Falk, deceased.
Notice Of settlement of final account and dis.
tributien.
NOTICE is hereby given. that Margaretha
~ Falk, the administratrix Of the estate Of
Christian G. Falk. deceased, has rendered and
presented for set'lement and filed in sAid court,
her final settlement and account Of her admin
istration OF said estate; and showing that said
dey. the twenty fifth day Of February, A. b.
1891. being day of term Of said court. to WIT:
Of the January term, a. D., 1884, st two o'clock
p M. At the court room Of said court at the
city Of Yankton. in said Yankton, county. baa
settlement Of said account. at winch time and
place any person interested in said estate may
appear and file his exceptions in writing to the
salt account and contest the same, and to show
cause why decree of distribution ehouId not
BE- entered herein.
Dated January 2lst. 1884.
[SealI l.. CONGLETON,
Probate Judge.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-03-08
First publication Feb. 10th.
Proposals for Purchase of Bonds

Territorial Treasurer's Office, Yankton, Da.
kots. Feb. 10th, l984.-In accordance with an
ritory entitled IAN Act Authorizing the Issue
of Bonds for the Purpose of Making Perma-
nent improvements at the Territorial Peniten-
Land for Stone Quarry" approved March 9th,
lsss. ! will 1eceiys at this Office until
noon OF March :ist, 1881, sealed proposals for
ooO.6O coupon bonds Of the Territory Of Dakota
Of denominations OF &5O0.0O each, bearing date
per cent. per annum, payable semi-annusliy on
the first day Of January and July in each year at
the Chemical National Bank, New York City,
Of the territory at any time after Eve years
from date o. same.
tonds will be sold bearing interest from
January lst. 1884. Envelopes containing pro-
posals should be marked Proposals for Bonds
Dakota !.;s.. PenitentisFy The right il reserved
Be Ss i information
w H. MCVAY, Territorial Treasurer.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-03-08
PROPOSALS.

0Ece of Board of County Commissioners
Olivet, Hutchinson County. Dak., February
!0th, 1s4.-pr.posals for county brick build
ing 70 be tOx4O and twelve feet high, % bs
county, Dakota. sealed proposals. must 70 I'd.
dressed TO the npdersigned, and bids will b.
received up TO twelve m. On Monday, the 7th
panied BY good and sufficient bond Of two
more suretieR.
Plans and specifications may bs aeeu at the
all bids.
BY order Of board Of sounty comuisaiopse,s
~. El94N1ANN. Clerk, Olivet, Oakoee.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-03-08
Gold Watch Free,

THE publishers Of the CAPITAL CITY
l. HOME GUEST, the well-known Illustrated
Literary and Family Magazine. make the fol
ing us the longest verse in the Bible before
March 1st. will receive solid Gold, Lady,
Hunting Cased Swiss Watch. worth $50. II
second will receive an elegant stem-winding
Gentleman's Watch; the third, key. winding
Engli b Watch. Each person must send Is cts.
three months subscription to the Home
Guest. . so page illustrated New Year Book,
case of Is articles that the ladies will appre-
ciate, and paper containing names of winners.
Address Publishers of
HOME GUEST, Hartford, Conn.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-03-08
DON'T you TELL.

If you have cherished secret,
Don't you tell.
Not your friend-for his tympanum
Is = bell,
With its echoes wide reboundlng.
Multiplied and fair rcsounding,
Dent you tell.
If yourself you cannot keep it,
Then who can?
Could you more expect of any
Other man?
Yet you put him, if he tells it
If he gives away or sells it,
Under ban.
Sell your gems to any buyer
In the mart;
OF your wealth to feed the hungry
Spare part.
Blessings on the open pocket,
But your secretckesp 1t, lock it,
In your heart.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-03-08
The Territory of Dakota,
Auditors Office,

department OF lnAufAnce.y
Whereas, Tho Hartford Fire Insurance com.
Iany, . corporation organised under the lawsof
> sworn statement exhibiting It's condition "a
business for the. year ending December Sist,
1854, from which it appears that tho capitsl. The
chaisetsr Ct The securities. and the 6n.neiai
Quirements Of the lava Of this territory tesuis e
ting the business Of insurance; and
Whereas, The said company has filed in this
oface .dnly. certified copy Of ita charter,
With certificate Of organisation, and has sp-
pointcd. the necessary Attorneys in this 1errito.
=. qpon whom legal service q process nay b.
said;
Nov therefore: !, Geo L. Ordway. avditor Of
the territory Of Dakota. pursuant 70 the nro.
Visions Of said laws. do hereby certify that do
through its authorised .aSents. 70 transact its
seppfoprlate bnsinesa q 6re tnsuianes, in this
the !lst day of Dssenbsf, Il. D. sisSSsss Hva.
dred And sighty-fo
Intsstiaony whereof. hays hsssanto ct NJ
hand and sal q 6snArok, this MI
lsaAil day Of JaanasY. 4. y. ~,
GEO. i, OROWAy, AN1iess.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-03-08
RELIGIOUS NOTES.
Dakota Churches, Clergymen
and Sunday Schools.

Dakota Churches, Clergymen
and Sunday Schools.
A Campbelllte church is to be built a
Lennox.
Chamberlain claims one of the bes
church choirs in the territory.
Rev. r. F. Allen Of Grand Forks, il
convalescing from severe illness.
The Rev. Mr.. Beardsly will uphold the
Congregational banner at Pnkwana.
There are twenty-seven students il
the Presbyterian college in Pierre at
present.
The Presbyterian church at Kimbsll
has been remodeled and greatly i'm
proved inside.
The Episcopal Sunday school OF Hu
ron, gave musical service on Ash Wed
nesday evening.
The Lutherans, at Madison. are plan
ming to build new church edifice thl
coming summer.
Rev. w. n. Ware, formerly Of Groton
denies the report that he has again EN-.
braced Methodism.
A Sunday school has been organized
at Pukwana and the youthful Pakwa
nisn is highly ele:ed thereat.
The Rev. Mr.. Springer is doing excel
lent and telling work in Brooklngs ans
IL receiving much encouragement.
Rev. o. E. Murray 10 doing some ex
celIent work for his church in Pierre
and deserves much commentator.
Rev. J. L. Deland, Baptist genera
missionary to the Black Hills. preached
in the Deadwood church. last Sunday.
The Helping Hand society Of the M
E. church of Madison, advertise to de
. sewing of all kinds. plain or otherwise.
A series Of revival meetings we're com
nenced in the Hillsboro NJ. E. churcl
last Monday. to be continued thre,
weelA
The Scandinavian Baptist association
has been holding minister's conference
at the church in Dansville. Turner
county.
The ladies of the Aberdeen Episcopal
church gave . delightful social and liter.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-03-08
NIGHT SONG IN LENT.
sY RICHARD s1onRs WILLIS.

Oh hAS0A0O oAO0no "AAAAOs
Solemn night il dark around me.
Hushed the worlds conflicting din.
All is silent. all is tranquil,
Aave this beating heart within.
Wakefully press my pillow,
Watch the stars that wait above,
Think of One for me who suffered,
Think and weep and grieve and love.
Pale, ye stars, for in your shining
Oft those eyes of His grew dim,
Precious is the grief ye waken.
Blest the tears that flow for Him.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-03-08

Tue nission board Of the Methodist
Episcopal church will disturss not lsss
than $4,000 this year aud the church
extension board will not be ono whit
behind them in assisting our grand
church building work.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-03-08
PICTURE.
n LEE Q. nARBr.

A garden, terraced to the rivers edge.
Where stately trees and graceful, festo onet
Have changed their summer green for warme,
stints,
A blended harmony of brilliant dyes.
Chrysanthemums in clustering beauty pale,
One last red rose left blooming mid its thorns
The purple dahlias in their perfect pride,
The ripened seed-pols of the grasses brown,
Down bending on their slender, swayini
stalks
A fitting background for the figure fair
An artist names my Autumn"
A lovely matron in her woman's prime,
Her dark hair gathered back in wave and curl
And Ger its wealth a flowing crimson scarf.
The esmiling lips denote the souls content,
The hearts deep peace that marks life's harves,
home.
The great soft eyes are tawny in their depths
A tho q ray of golden light had lost
Itself therein; or else the warmth of loves
Their dusky shade radiance lent, which, like
A star, CLEANS thro' the lashes.
The rich blood mantles in her sun kissed cheek,
As warm IS wine in opal tinted cup.
About her droops = purple fruited vine,
A broken cluster in her long, fine hand,
Its shadow throws upon her rounded wrist.
The nd, with wanton breath. her robe has
blown
Full close around the contour of her form,
Which from the swan-like throat and swelling
breast
To curve Of waist and knee-in every line,
Is eloquent of vigor and the grace
OF ripened years. perfection.
And ever all the beauty of the day
The skies deep blue with feecy, scattered
clouds.
The river flowing by the terraeed bank,
The glowing sunlight gliding tree and vine,
The fallen leaves that lie upon the ground.
The Jagged shadow of broken wall,
The golden glory of the years best time
Surrounding one fair woman. grand in meia.
Most beautiful in form and face and soul!
And thus an artist, thinking of his home.
Has limned his lifs's ideal.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-03-08
JUST ISSUED.
Rand, McNally & Co.'S.
NEW SECTIONAL MAP OF
alo ota.'

Exhibiting. for the. Arst time tho boundary
limos Of The newly organized Counties.
Sise, S8xAS Sinohos.-Scale ~ miles
to ono 1nch.a
'UNhA6 MAJ aheWa every AeCtlOn surveyed, -
we'll = every oity, town. postoiiice and rail-
scale drawings Of each county, certified a. to
their correctness. so that every detail 10 the
c0nrae Of atreAma and every irrcyuarity OF
O6aet in tho SoCtion linea can heimplicity relied
on - correctly represented. ltia the 6EMt map
published showing the bOY1darics OF 81 new
countries. al! raiir.ads comrteted and tho large
oontlgiSus di1tricts covered BY land office sur
ed from large scale drawinga furnished BY the
engineers Of ths-. several roads; and the
stations. poatofices, and other looalties arc tho
rosult OF extNn1tye correspondence with nearly
eyer9 portion Of the territory. Theimportance
Of this accuracy can beat BE- appreciated by
those purchasing or selling plats Of land. where
these facts often govern The market ! value Of
with this in truthfulness or amount Of detail,
and bat few mapa hitherto publi.hed equal il
In beauty and clcarneas u engraving. We also
slow ~ plan. part Of the adjoining province
OF Manitoba, with ita many lines OF railroad
that are destined 40 saon to bind It In cummon
interest with Dakota. increas.ng the property
of both, by the inter-oommercial relations that
must necessarily arise.
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