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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-01
N Err YOU S DEBILITY,

vIeal weakness Or AcpresssOn:
weak exhausted feeling. no energey or
courage; tho result Of acnlal ever.
Wofk, 1o1tscsOss00s 0r exoosses,
o. some drain upon the system, is always
PATHIC No. 28. Il tones up and lnyie-
CRATES the system. dtspcls the gloom and
dependency, imparts strength and energy.
-.sstops the drain and frjuvenates the ent5re
man. Been used twenty years with perfect
Success ~ tAousands. Sold by dealers.
Pnoc, u 90 pr single Vial, or t5.OO pet
package Of i've vials and ea.00 vial OF now.
der, Sent By mail % receipt OF. price
Addrees ~ 10GHA' &OMEO-
nv. $50 BROADWAY NEW YORK
SEE kAEAE ADVERTISEMENT.
deod-A-wly 5
For sale ~ Mills D Pprdy and g. n. yauaes
bale 4 Co ---Assnts ~ YAnktoB.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-01

Noa To.MoFross ss she Next Der,
But NOW, IL you have Cough, Cold, or
any irritation whateyer Of the organs OF
respiration, use Hale's Honey Of Hoar1ound
and Tar Il Is vegetable balsam, com.
pared with which all other pulmonics are
valueless
Pixies Tootfache Drops cure Too.hsche
10 one minute. Sold BY all Druggists at
a5 cents.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-01
REroRTs OF coMMrTTEEs.

4
| MT. TJfxom, from committee on enroll
ment, reported house file No. :. correctly
enrolled.
| Mr. Beadle, FROM judiciary committee, re.
ported back several chapters OF the code
which had been referred to that committee,
and recommended their passage.
Mr.. Hopkins, from committee on agri,
culture, reported substitute for house file
No. 5J, an ACT TO prohibit the killing Of
birds that eat or destroy insects, and rec
commended its passage.
Nr. Adams, from the committee on apri
culture, reported back council bill No III.
granting to Dan'l F. Brawley the right to
establish and maintain jury acrosa the
Red River of the North, and recommended
that the bill do not pass.
Mr.. Clarkson introduced the following
concurrent resolution which was sdopted !.
WHEREAS, The business necessarily
coming before this assembly, In eeditica.
ton Of the laws Of the territory, work Of
great magnitude and Of the utmost impor.
lance TO the Judicial interests Of the terri.
teFF
AND WHEREAS, Tho probable carly ra,.
ihcation OF an agreement for the cessiou of
the Black Hills made by commission an
pointed by the president for that purpose
renders legislation on the part OF this a..
sembly necessary for the ,bcst interests and
welfare OF thst country.
AND WHEERAs, The session Of this leg.
isla,iye assembly 10 too short for the sccon.
phshment Of the work in hand; Therefore
Be i R<solreti, the council copcdrinp
that our delegate In congress, the Hon.
r. Kidder be requested TO sak Of congress
~ cxtenAoa Of their legislative aseembly
OF this territory for the period Of twenty
days beyond Its usual time. and thst I
copy Of this resolution bc forwarded "a
the Hon. J.. p. kidder. our delegate In
congress.
A message from the council informed
the house that the council had pa.aed house
files Hos. 10. 81. q and 81, and council bills
Nos. % and "a. s..
Mr.. Iyersoa introduced a bill for the reg
issrstion Of the voters in towsA and aisiss
having over $40 inhsbi.snA,
Council bill No. N, granting ferry
! charter % Daniel r. Brawley was rcSd !
third time, and being put upon It's passage,
the bill was .ost.
House file No. 80, joint Teso, ,ution TO
] I'sy g. =. A. Harris for cerlaiA services, VA,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-01
sPEc,AL NOTICES.

dollswsy's Ointment. ErysipelAs and AL
inhAma,oJ diseases yield 10 = diligent use of
this powerful preparation. In the foot, hand and
neck, their approach should be checked a! oaee
II snpperation ensues. danger 10 imminent, and
tbs knife cannot bs cmploysi without leopard.
izMx Efe. This Ointment win remove the tilsor-
fss, wi,hoss enssing, pain or psrsi. !, Cents per
hog Or rai-
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-01
sanee TO CITY Tax Payers.

Is hereby given that the general, school,
saa CITY taxes become delinquent on the lst
day Of February. 1877. Legal penalty and
lnseress viii be, charged on unpaid taxes
'iler said day. Josiru PIER. \
City Treasurer
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-01
Lo.s-spectacle..

Lost, pair Of steel rimmed spectacles
oa Third street or Broadway. The finder
viii be paid for his trouble by Leaving
them at this Office.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-01

Members Of the council, members of the
Legislature, and members ofthe community
in general, in want Of business suit or q
dress suit OF clothes, will do we'll to make
= call a, Harry Kslz's grea. clothing and
gents furnishing goods emporium OIL TAird
street. You will save at lea,t twenty. Ave
per cent by making your purchase of him.
See and believe.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-01
Vote Lo.t.

Notice is hereby given .ha, note for
thirty dollars given In November last by
y A. Schorrcgge to Holcomb Il Smith
has been lost, and all parties are warned
asainst purchasing the same as the ansonn,
Of the note has been Otherwise settled.
II. A. SouoRREcsF.
fsnkton, D. T., Jan. u, 1877.
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$40 me- WARD.
POCKET NOOK LOTT

N"NhEi. BOOK LOST.
ny Monday morning between Pier 4
Lasses leather storeana aay ba,cher shon
on broad way, leather pocket book con.
'''n'as between so and 900 IN money and
soliie vainsoie paTers. Ten dollars will h.
paa' 70 'Ae fissgr on delivery to me-
WA. Sr1rR.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-01

On motion of Mr.. Bailey. the council
went into executive session.
After executive session. recess vas !.
taken until two o'clock, p. III.
AFTERNOON SESSION
The council met a, . O'Clock y. IN. and, I
on motion Of Mr. Bailey, went into com |
mittee Of the whole, Dir Mills in the char,
on the civil code.
Aoase.
"Wednesday, Jan. u
The house met at 10 O'Clock, a. m. and
Was called to order by the speaker.
Prayer BY chaplain.
Roll called
Members all present.
Minutes read and approved.
/ A COMMUNICATION WAS received from the
Governor, transmitting the action of lhs
Minnesota legislature on the subject OF
grasshoppers The communication and &C
companying papers were referred TO the
committee on agriculture.
Mr.. Hackett introduced bill for an act
j TO provide for the payment Of counsel fees
/ 10 certain criminal cases, which rras read
frat time.
i On motion of Mr. Coddipgau. The vote
, by which house file No. 20 passed was re-
considered and the bill laid upon the
liable.
sgcoNp READING OF COUNCIL BILLS.
No. -, o bill for an act 10 extend The
time OF paying taxes Of 1876 in Minnehaha
county without penalty or interest. Re
fered TO ocommiuee ON counties and town
ships
$ No. ls, Il memorial asking for an appro
priation to improve the navigation Of tbt
Il Red River Of the North The rules wer,
il suspended, the bill read third time ant
passed. 1900
e On motion Of Mr.. Codding,on, .h'
+. second reading Of house file No. 81. bill
e fer an act locating certain highways owe
/ the Indian reservation TO the Black Hill
,e was postponed and made the special orde
y al 2 o'clock this afternoon.
lie On motion of Mr.. Dunham, house I'll
O. No. %, TO define the boundaries oi an
ID name certain counties in ihe territory
ng Dakota, was read . thils lime at length.
After considerable discussion, the bi
OF was madeahe special order al . O'Clock.
The house Then took ,cess until
pm.
=. AFTERNOON SESSION
nd The house met At p. M. and was call,
to order by the speaker
Cd The special order being the second rea
ar ing of house die No. 81. An act To prov
for the location and improvement of ce
IN tain highways from the MissourieriYer
the Black Hills of Dakota, MAS taken
and read.
On motion of Mr Coddineson, the b
was referred to the special committee
: Black Hills.
:, The ho1se tben resolved itself ino cor
- nillee Of the whole. AIr. C,,ddinglon
Z the chair. for the further consideration
: house file No. 4, an set for pollicsl code
After some time spent therein, the cor
- mit,ee rose, reported progress and askt
e we TO sit again.
J, The report and recommendations of Il
committee were adopted
The special order being mousse Tile n
%, an act to define the boundaries OF an
,e, name certain counties in the territory
n Dakota, was taken mp, and after bein
ty anne nded, passed.
be The house then adjourned
to
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-01
The weather To-Day.

w.snrseTos, Feb 1.-TBdicaiions ION
,b- North west, generally higher. prssnre,
lower ,cmpera,nra than on Wednesday
minas mostly from southwest 10 nosihWe y
ard .sfnaf'of p4stly cloudy weather
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-01
nIssoLurIoN.

rT,IIE ce.parinerrhip business here of,,,e exist.
il fpa bctween Simon EisemAn and EharIe q. III. e.
nan, known as T. Eiseman d Co., has thfs da y
hecn diss.lted by mutual consent. Charles
kisemsn having purchased the interest OF Simt n
Fireman In said business. All debts dn TO said
nrna VIII be paid to Charles Eisemsn, who has
assumed the iiab p,ies OF faid Arm,
SIMON ElsRMAE,
CHARLES EIsEAAN.
Ysnkton, D. r. January =, 1877.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-01

" aaliaEa Hughes has been contirmet
~ Indian agent at Standing Rock.
Mrs. Capt, Duncan and son, OF nlor
: -.--,4i q Y Y 9 re !. HI. s.. -l.hazlla-
Mr.. Corson, travelling agent of the siouS
City Journal. gave US n plcasan, call TO day
Cot. Wilson, member o, lie council from
Bismarck was taken seriously Ill at The
Merchants hotel last evening and has no,
hsen able 10 get on. ,n.day.
Capt. f.oring left yesterday fer ST. Louis
lie takes lun as mail ageLi between tha,
place ard Little Rock in place OF Mr.
Griffith, who succeeds him as sgent on the
Dakota Southern road
Dir. Meyer. who claims 10 be delegate
from the Black Hills to the legislature,
lef, Yankton this morning. We under.
stand tha. the doctor does no, like the Da.
kota Legislature. aud from remarks which
hare been dropped here and there we con.
clude that the Dakota legislature is no,
liable to go into e1tacies ever Dir. Meyer.
Judge kidder .clegraphcd 10 Gen.
Dewey yesterday that his confirmation had
not yet been made, bat that IL would be
without doubt. He also stated In the same
message that Judge Burdick was confirm
ed as c. !. Marshal, Col Pound az T. S.
At,orney aud G. A. We,ler as Register OF
he Yankton land office.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-01
Notice fo BLACK KILLERS and
SPORTsNEN. Z

Greatfctaetionin in sho; guns, rifles, re-
voisers and all kinds Of ammunition, at
Wagner Bsns, Eua stare Anrlelah,s block
Rrpadway, Will sell gunpowaer for 10
ceu.s pound
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-01

Notice Is hereby given ihat from and al
Ter the first day Of, January, 1877, viii
sell only for cash. >
A. ,ScHaNDr.,y
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-01

Pure lee at Reasonable Prices.
DERsoNs dcsiroas of securing Ice for tbs
i coming season can make contracts, on rca
F57Fshfe- esF nv sHrArTssynsd. We hay
secured allArge quantity Of pure lea for genera
Isn aiaew asEMasS s JACOBS
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-01

Asests vented. Ouia
NuRkm-zAn&xa.s
6~i raar5 wtse
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Thursday, Feb. l..

Thursday, Feb. I.
House met at 10 a. m, and was called to
order by The speaker.
Prayer by the chaplain,
Roll called, members all present
Minutes read and approved.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-01


Nos; cures: Cent.
! Ecyers4 Canstigatton. Inaammations, 2a
9 Worms. Worm Fever, Worm Goitc, 25
DissaSGs, Dias % u Lildr|sn | o. sdr i, ts'Aa IS
Dyssniery, Gripping. bilious calfc 2a
s Cholera Morbus, Vomiting, 25
Coughs, colds, bronchitis, 25
8 Nearaigia, toothache, faceache, Is
- hs.aseass' He sis1s, s,sk hsadashss vertigo, 3
II Suppressed, or painful periods, 25
Is Group, Cough dinieult breal hing. Is
4. Il & 81, hhsam ssy.ipsiss erup.ions, g
IS IS M Fever s and ssus | saiia sestr., ~ & sgue, %
II Piles, blind or bleeding, Is
ls Ophthalny. and sore or weak eyes. u
~ CASAfrh, acute or chronic, inanensa, ~
g Whooping cough, yioieat coughs, 2s
9 AsthMs, oppressed bteathing 90
= Ear discharges. Impaired hearing SO
Il General aehiIi.s, paysisai wssInesp. 80
Is Dropsy and seAnty secretions, 10
u Sea sickness, sickhess from riding 80
~ Kidney disease gravel, 10
:a8 Nervous debility, seminal weAknes. or In
voluntary diAchatgcs, ~ 60
% Sore mouth. cankcr, 30
80 Urinary weakness. Wetting the bed, %
81 Fa4Afal psytoda. With spAsms, -y-,-- 81
50 Disease Of heart, paipitetions &c, 90
y EPil.Psy .p1,sms ~ s.as dance
a5 Chronic conpcstiona and sruptioni, 30
FAMILY cAsEs.
Gaze, Morocco with 50 large viaIs ,nd manual OF j
sss Ssn,1os mslsc. oi - large Vial. and book
rhsse remedes ars SEMI by The The case or single
box ie any part Of the country, rec Of charge, on
recsspt Of price. Address
HUAPHRkf's HoMRoRATHfc
NKTMcTNE CO.,
-. sEW YORK.
For sale By allidruKgists.
Mills 4 purdy and g. W. vanaerhule Co
Agents ~ Y ankfop4 uS9'eowswiy
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-01
Personal.

DR., scrope, mayor Of Bon Hemlne, is IN
town.
W iiltasa Hughes has been confirmed
~ Indian agent at Standing Rock.
Mrs. Capt Duncan and son, OF lnion
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-01

II Is probable that not over two-thirds
of the amount Of school property ia re.
ported, as several counties which have
good school houses gave no report Of their
valuation. Only part reported the amount
paid teachers, and part the amount OF
cost per captta. Therefore have not at
tempted 10 give ,irse items in this summs,
ry.
By including the city Of Yankion, rs
formerly, the total receipts are s52 ,tuo. .0o,
and the total namter of children enrolled
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-11
DIR. TYNG's INNOVITION.
Some Things that not Done In an Ultra
Kituali-tic Way.

There is probably only one church in tho
United States that has acknowledgement
kitchen in its basement. 1t is tho Rev. DR..
stephen II. Tyng's. at Madison avenue and
Forty -seooul street Mrs, MrGoun is the pro-
siding genius Of this clean and wcll-appolntcl
anomaly in church auxiliaries Every Sunday
afternoon. under tho auspices Of the Andrew
and phhp Society. she ladlrs ont savory hot
coffee and tea and slowed oysters. and .rycs
grent dishes Of hot mact and broad for hun
drcds Of hungry mnn. Every Tuesday after
noon, at the cost of the Mary and Martha So
ciety. women ara IA beautifully fcl Eighty
two women mot in the chapel previous 10 sup
per on Tueslny afternoon last The kind
ness 4 tho society had made them IN appear
ance Of about the same condition in lie, but
there were great yarlun'rs in their age. " IN
you had seen some Of them n month or two
ago said Mr.. Williams. who subsequently led
tho singing, " blot 'hed. ragged. and abandoned
g. liquor, You would hardly rerosni2e them to-
day. II tn-night only one soul seek it, Saviour,
w shall pc amply rewarded for our labor and
expense"
After hymns. SCRIPTURE rcading AMI prayer.
the women ont rod the supper room, and Aitera
good supper, they Joined IN l)us prayer
meeting,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-11
COMMON SENSE IN WAsHIyG roM
The New Mistres. OF the White House-Den-
nnce to Fashions Furbelows


tINClNNATI, March 0.-lhe new mistress
OF me Nhtr House Is the first ONO lady who
mas ill'd mat responsive position. She was
born in ChilicOthe. tho nm tent metropolis.
on go the capital OF the Northwestern Territory,
ana ior several years the capital ~ IN" state of
ONO Inc city WIS peOpled 10y the more enter
prsing II the virginia and Kentucky - first
iamilcs, ana las always maintained n self
sat siod bearing by reas n Of iis blood Ger
fanny. not mu'h can be SAID Tor II IN the way ~
stir pr NE. for II hns stood comparatively still
for the past twenty years. while the other vii
lagos IN that time have grown 10 be prosperous
ings, is not likely e. be abus a tor one Of It's
rrodufs-thnt - Mrs. Ire-il NJ Hayes. She
was Lucy Wehh. daughter Of DR.. Webb. and
granddaughter OF Or. Isaac Cook, ono OF the
ilf-i settlers IN Chilloothe. She oNtain,d an un-
common education fora young lady ~ her time,
ana III IL san ihht lnfllenttN % lnlS lhi she
boeame Mrs. rutherford j.. Hayes. VINO became
a'qualnt'd win her at college. Al any rate, she
b''hm" the VIE oi "A lawyer, VINO altrWnrd be-
came soldier. then u ,nongres-inan th"n
Governor. ana now IreSld'hI NuWrNrr
opinions may be held as 10 her husband abil-
ny. there Is no question 81 Tie, super or worth
OF our new Presidents wife. Mrs. Hayes is
woman OF strong natural powers OF NINA, ana
70 ihir she has added tue era 'rs oi culture. She
Is a woman 10 whom an cation Is total stran-
g'r. For years she has been IN n'fyo worker
IN various benevolent ana charitable "n'rr-
Dr.srS, aud in this. as IN everything els" she
discretion.
Mrs. Hayes will bring mono of the yicos OF
fashion into our republican court Her lu0u-
cn's there Will be deo!d i'y u u conservative
character. She has thus Tar q 'hoolrd herself 10
lelicvng that There - u higher sion ilr wO-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-11
4 SrfGE ROBBER's LOTE LETTER.
Romantic, but Practicni-"A Western War
rior DesPerate"--An Eye for Scenery.

About three weeks ago, tho Gillespie
Mounted Eils captured one DOnahO and three
others who had robbed mail stage between
Austin and fredericksburg. On the person of
D0nahO wis found an unfinished letter which
stamps him as one Of the romantic and srnti-
mental robbers We read Of in dime novels. 1t ID
sad 10 tmnk the young man will have t0 serve
I'VE or ten Years in the pruiientary before he
can lay his fortune at the feet OF gentle Anna
PARSONS and claim her hand:
Miss Anna Pnfsons-Dear Darling, lis with pleasure
that seat my self ON the Banks Ilanp River Reuu
iul sirt an ripping its through the Western nrma
wrn' and onchch sie far rs tho Can behold Noun.
lean N!ote Can be seen skulkiug around and all ~
Lovely TO the eye Of onosal Boy and Could
Anna But know the sad AMI shocking ieel.
ing that exist IN nv bosom When I think NJ my
Anna who Is 50 lar away. Yes the Rose u,edhy star
of my lite ] am winding my way through this barren
country 10 Mexico for my idea Is 10 be- Western Narur
C'-"f &c. shl when think of You Anna We may never
see each other again but live with hope dcsit.
that We shall both pass the short but irachtru An.
sway Wiling ami well Darling 90 dream at by nignt
hni sigh 'oI you bN DAY What luxury tor would
ho tn hriNi Your ilu.irinus ge yes Anna Your ewes
burn l41ui are '" amns tny heart nat III irrcsist
able. 1N- Anna NJ travel along tc Western horizon |
grave a. "a" wind Ny unt Companion j. three YOUNG
mon s needless 20 that are the make We
have lonsme Time o It we Robbed fellow today but
d.l nli ct mnnh We have 800 'erfau tHuttfN 600 dwr
We innAhu the western Country AMI will Continue un
We get Rch which mos, cmpAuckly think ,,r ~ 10 anl
Anna iur am sid W.tn you Goi II my witucs. do
lowe Nnu am hrli % 90 locality Bound 10 900 personal
object except yourself Yes wait n.e ana Viii ulaAe
yuu generous husband
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FISTTCUFFS IN CIIURCH.
brethren Clutching Each Othcrs Throats- One
Sister iSnoc.ing Another Down.

There was Excitement last evening in the
church OF tho Algemelne Brueder in Christie. ~
located IN KioktoWn. Tine Ruy. Scuohrlht. the
founder Of the denomination, recently wrote u
lrttrr Ia the Rev. VIM = 'hurif"r. the pnstor Of
the CHURCH, NOT 10 allow tho kr, Mos-r-. Inu-
man aud Matthew's t. speak lu tlc cltur N IA
minister's Of the " Algemeiue Bru"der." About
n year ago botn these gentlemen were ordained
IL preachers IN tho denomination, ana We're
placed in charge ~ some country congrcgu-
tons. Last evening both appeared in the
church. and AZ the ginning OF the services
the Roy. ) haciier read tho letter from the pull
pit. Al the close of the services the Rev. Charles
Matthews entered the pulpit and asked that tho
congregation keep their seats, us lao had sOnlc-
thing 10 say.
THO Rev sohaofrer said that Matthews had
no right TO speak.
Stephen Walter went M and said. "Stcp
down and out, you have no business ia tho pull
pit"
Henry Faust jumped up and caught Mr.. Wal
ter by tho throat, and began " put him down
aud out.
Abouta hundred young men rushed to tho
pulpit 10 see fair play.
Mrs, Kilssipger, who s said TO be an aunt OF
tho Rev, Mr.. Matthews, took sides against him,
and said that he ought TO be nut out Hs he had
no right there,. Miss Gaul mado some remark
in reply, and Mrs Kissingor Knocked her down
with her fist.
Policeman RhoNds appeared In tho church.
and he was Immediately warned by the young
men TO clear out and he cleared out. rs the odds
were against him.
A woman tainted, women md children
screamed, those who had babes In their arms
escaped from tho church quickly as they
could, and the Rows. Matthews and Leaman and
Messrs. Amos Gaul. Henry Fisher and other
officers and members OF tho church, dashed out
OF tho rear door near the pulpit