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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-16
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YAhkToN, DAKOTA
I@hsrstay Evening, Asssst Is, 1871


Wy enoUee n Yankt0n this
v. q. D. ! bsildins ..sv bl.cl.mi.h
shop On Doa1iAs aysasA
T. y. coatas hsdpidsy Asins his new
bfsck block q Third ssrsst for occupancy.
Charles Preaho isaboue 70 open aiooo
acsoa The river from Yankton. il saby
6trann's town.
BIT. Hoyt Of this city has cat which
catcAas graahoppsrs and eats them. Butch.
e. spazs list ea&.
jobs q. Bates now otfsrs thy dollars n.
ward for the return Of his pocket book and
ts contents.
A Large and brilliant meteor might have
hssa seen let night about 2 O'Clock. Init fr
sons Esason want
The territorial agricultural committees IN,
NEST IN this city tomorrow 70 make a.
nngsaents for . territorial fir.
tssfssdayas shoosing parties eport p,me
plenty, and easy to get at. A ftesh ins,all.
ment Of chicken hunters people ,ha MAJ.
ries 70 day. = p'''
NC nov IN the midst Of the dog days.
dog not tagged will act with circum,n.c.
oon. and ars advised to seek quiet and =.
tiremsak
Ana Thornton contract for the con.truc.
81 agency buildings at Yellow Medi.
cans csssk has bsen approved BY the Indian
department
1ndividnab Who, previous to the 18th inst.
zen duck shooting now boldly announce q
they smarch march away" that they 70
chicken hunting.
Fafmezs Ne now engaged in hayins. and
~ rssarnsd prodigal son i Obliged to seacl
by AL the same" = the other bows TIA,
didn't 60 to the Hills.
The supreme court meets on Mondov 2Otb
inss. Decisions will then be rendered in al
Aseass azEuedbefors The court atthe se,ior
commsacsd Angus 1t.
The owners of tho following city war
rants: sSa. ss4, 257, $50, sel. a86. sea
2ee. viii please present them It the cit,
t~reasureris oMce for payment.
Charles E, Hedges vas killed On Whit,
~ -L
hver. Twelve years ago, . brother, Ma
Hedges was killed BY Indians on the heat
Of White river, while on his way to Montan.
with Col sssyer's wagon road~ expsdiion.
The Chrfatian Union Tsnpaancs Asocia
ton viii nsst q the Congregational churcl
Friday svsninG. August II, It 8 o'clock p
M, to (which = cosdial invitation is extende.
to al: openiag address By Rev. Jane
Buchanan, appropriate music by the choir
and rsnash By several Others.
Jerry McCazty charged with the murder
Of HenA in the Black Hills last summer
who was discharged from the United sta.e,
jail on Tuesday last BY reason of nolle prose.
qui entered By the United States district
attorney, says he will never again touch
intoxicating liquors, His long incarceratior
in jail has no doubt given him ample tim,
for reelection and repentance.
A Yankton man recently bought a pair o
rev boots. He complained that they ver,
tight A friend advised him to put whisk,
in theu. Accordingly he laid in . supply Q
prime family disturbance and the result i
the boots are sill tight bat the Yankto,
man has bstn tighter. He s.ys he forgot al
about the pinching Of the boots Whit look
ing At the stsnaix and things"
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-16

Do not wait until you &c. East to inves.
in . suit Of clothes. Harry Katx's stock
will compare favorably with some Of the
largest in Chicago, in all respects, snd he
will sell just as cheap as you can buy in any
eastern city. Every one Who has been there
endorses this statement.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-16
sTRAYED.

FROM the subscriber, near Bon Homme, on the
night o. July g. The following described
size, bob tall with white spot In face. Any In
Iorniation IN regard to the san:e, please refer to
Wesley Granlge, VermilliOn, ID. r., for which q
df Bon Homme, d. T July "a,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-16

From this date (Aug. 1st) l will keep in
my saloon, the Custer House, cheese, hams,
herrings, etc. CHARLES LONG.
Aug2dlm
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FOUND.

On the stairs in Fennington's block, one gold
stud. spiral fastener. Owner can obtain 1t by
calling at this ONCE. proving property and pay
ing 25 cents for this notice.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-16
wANrED-TENEMENr HOUSE.

The undersigned desires to rent for one
year with the privilege Of two-a good tene.
ment house with seven or eight rooms, loca-
ted convenient to primary school. Leave
terms and description at this Office or address
the undersigned at Springfield Oak. Pos.
session wanted between LIST and 18th of Sep.
tember.
div L. d F. PooRI.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-16

Another large invoice of the latest styl,
Of straw hats, just received at Katz's.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-16
CANARY BIRD o s

Lost, on Sunday. a Yellow Canary Bird. The
finder will be rewarded by leaving 1t at the resi-
dence OF w. b. VANCE,
Cedar Street.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-16

FOR SALE CHEAP FOR CASH.
A secondhand chilled iron safe. Lille
Inquire Of
GEO. Fl. HAND.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-16

Ladies' visiting cards in "a different style
at the Press & Dakotaian Office.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-16

Old papers for sale at the Pres and D..
kotian Office, at City cents per hundred.
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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-16
TnE EDsu MURDER.

J. L. Welch. DoooQoo,
TINE hEo6Es MURDER.
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1saiass freAasay Ces-
1,sss 80 1880
Frae6 hanean. tsf . nuune OF years 70
inc employ Of Charks z, hedges - nerdet'
Arrived sAss night Iron bsales gency. bring
tne one additionat particulars OF muir
DEF o. taas gentleman M. hannan was
moi wMn tne nero u the t'me ~ muldeI
vas committed. out - soon - he heard o.
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vher. hi. bodv n. fonnd md vher. h;.
hat and false teeth we're Wing. When dis
covered he Va. lyinr on h;s aide. With his
head resting upon his arm and it il supposed
that death must have come slowly TO hi,
relief.
Nj. Hannah SAY, that he last saw Mr..
Hedges near Fl. Randall. He wanted Mr..
Hannah to 20 With him in his wagon.
as he said he felt that something
ma eoins to h.ppsn and he wanted \ man
M. n. IT ; -. - n. o.,.o.
tell Why, only n felt that he did MOI want
o. ana 'oia M aeases ne voola prefer 70
remain witn she heFd. ne made aPsfsaal
% axe . Pofnon OF tne nero 10
Standing ROCK. These are the Particular
Of the affair q M. Hannah known them and
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Murder WIN Out.

FOR SALE BY ALL DEALERs.
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Black Hills Stage Robbery.

CHEYENNE, Nov. The coach that LETT
Deadwood Tuesday morning coming south
was stopped and robbed last night within
three miles Of this post by two armed nen,
supposed to be Blackburn and wall
two notorious road agents. There wsrs
seven passengers on the coach amoag
whom was United State MarShal Swsssey.
che robbers took everything Of any value
that could be found money jswslry,
blankets and overcoata. The sams mon
about daylight this morning robbed :
freight outfit consisting Of foEr wagons.
taking all the blankets they had. They
took from 1 Chinaman Who was With ths
train everything be had, then adminisessed
to him sound shrashing. Lieut. Chase,
with : detachment Of the Third cava1ry.
accompanied BY William Rsid, "a sxpcf.S
fenced mar at tracking thieves and celcA-
| ing them, started this m0rnine at daSlisAt
in pursuit 4 hot chase - ken N II
abont i've miles Aetsr tho rohhese AZ
covered their pursuit they thIoN au1y
some heavy articles IN sheir lieAk -
were finally brought % ~ " uoses1l
shots being fired at then a0o = 4.
They are now II the guard A00no = az
pest One Of tl.eul y idsnlilDe1 ~
slsr, The murderer lok eIsy.
Ae two hsrees tls fpde - =
41re tAat 6elOAR - ~ 0k62
VI ilIs ~
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surface coal, turf like substance, which
burns like wood and which IL found in
considerable quantities near the centres Of
population. All information concerning
these products and where they grew can
be obtained either from the display itself
or in the Office Of the bureau.
Horace Greely once expressed the hope
that he would live to see every State and
Territory of the Union represented, peri.
odically at least, in great agricultural
and mineral exhibition located in one of
the large Eastern cities. Such an insti-
tuition, he thought, if properly maintained
could bs made the means of furnishing
cheaply and accurately all information
desired by persons wishing to immigrate
and would prove powerful agent In de.
veloping the wealth of the country, as
we'll as in leading to prosperity the needy,
surplus population of the towns and cities.
Times.
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STATE OF DAKOTA.

Judge kidier has already introduced in
the house bill to provide for the admi,-
sion of Dakota into the Union. We have
not copy of the bill nor any information
as to its details, but presume it is just such
a measure as is necessary in the prelimina-
ry work Of &c ting new state admitted.
1t will also be observed by perusal of
the proceedings of the Pennington county
peoples convention published to day, that
a strong resolution f.voring this step was
adopted by that body, which will be an
agreeable surprise to many who have fear.
ed that the sentiment of our Black Hills
neighbors was strongly against the pro-
posed new state and overwhelming for q
seperate territory.
The subject OF a state government for
Dakota was very thoroughly canvassed in
southern Dakota last fall and winter and
developed almost unanimous feeling IN
favor of the change. Petitions We're nu-
merously signed, and in many communi
ties state clubs we're organized and com
mittees appointed to attend to the details Of
canvsssiug their respective localities and
creating more outspoken sentiment in
favor of the better and more substantial
form of government. The time has now
arrived for this WORT, to be revived, and the
hands of our delegate strengthened and
his heart encouraged in his efforts to pro-
cure the favorable consideration Of Con.
gross.
We hope to see the old committees reor
ganized and go to work, and new ones
created in every section not already sup
piled. Nth tue Co operation Of our fel,
low citizens in the Black Hills, congress
can b. induced to favor the wishes Of Da.
kot,., and the State Of Dakota will soon be
An accomplished fact.-Press.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1877-11-07

ed Senator, and in 1876 was a prominent
candidate for President in the Republican
convention, receiving 124 votes on the
first ballot. He was also appointed one
Of the members Of the Electoral commits.
sion, and the last great speech in the Sen-
ate he made was against that measure
that ultimately prevailed"
twas left for the people Of California
to hear bis. last public effort where he had
gone with Senatorial committee, imme-
diately proceeding the attack Of paralysis
that finally proved fatal
His voice is hushed, but its echoes will
linger until time, and the end Of the world
alone, will obliterate history and the
memory of man.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1877-11-07

OF the foreign countries that nave here
tofore competed with the United States in
the raising Of wheat, tits estimated that
the season of 1877 has furnished
Egypt with surplus of 10,000,0Oo Lush.
Canada I" 100000
Spain !" 100000
Germany" " 100000 C.
Austria and Hungary 100000
Making total amount of only 30oo0,oOO
bushels of Wheat to be marketed from
these countries. Italy has none to spare
and Russia has other matters on hand that
are of more vital to its interests than
wheat raising. In France and Great Brit
ian there is a large deficiency. France
itself is reported Us liable to call for an
import Of 24,0O0,0o0 bushels. In Great
Britain the harvest was very deficient, not
yielding more than 43 per cent of the guam
tity Of wheat usually consumed. So more
than one half OF the supply for Great Brit.
ain will have to be Imported, and the
amount estimated as needed is 9O,OO0,0O0
bushels, and the only source of their sup
ply waate is the Unlted States, AMI for
once New York Instead OF London, can
fix the price Of wheat. In view of this,
the .dgricu!turist very appropriately re-
marks that I'VE are not to understand by
this, that any unreasonable price can be
pat upon our grain and realized. There
is sucn 4 thing as prohi6itory prices by
which business is stopped altogether
Inc fact is We eau get full value for our
wheat but NO more. for ii prices sh . uld be-
come unressonably high an active economy
will be exercised in the consumption Of
those countries having either some surplus
or just sufficient for their own wants, and
supplies will appear from unexpected
quarter to compete with ours. Theu the
bottom would drop out Of our market,
and our stock partly remain upon our
hands. his should be considered los,
too, high expectations should be formed
which Will uot be realized. To spare 3d.
.0oJ. 90 bushels viii! draw very closely up
on our gtaneriss, and will add $l20, 0,OOu,-
90 to our income iu hard cash. In our
present condition the moment this out
ward current Of grain and inflow Of money
begins 10 op crate, business will q the ban
efclal effects and give Us reasol to con-
graduate ourselves that fortutious clrcum-
stances combined for our advantage, just
when we were in the greatest need ofhelp.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1877-11-07
Necktie SOcia BILE and Oyster
~ Supper.

There will be a necktie sociable and oys
ter supper at Canton on Thursday, the S2e
day of November, 1877, at seven O'Clock
p. m, for the benefit of the Protestant
Episcopal society of this place. The fol
lowing programme and committees have
been arranged:
Door keeper, W. H. Miller Sr.
To sell neckties, Mrs, Thomas and Dol
ly Dixon.
To attend post Office, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ
W. Bailey, and Mrs. Piggott.
Fishing pond, Mrs. Wells, and W. H
Miller, Jr. ......
Table committee, Miss. Emma Harlan,
Miss, Ray Miller, James Keller, Henry
Conklin, Mr. and Mrs. l.. Bertrand.
Coffee, Mrs. J. W. Carter, and Mrs. W.
H. Miller.
To cook oysters, Mrs. o. 8. Clifford, and.
Mrs. g. w. Harlan.
Fruit stand, Misses Hattie Looms, and
Ada Fitzgerald.
Soliciting committee, Mrs. Thomas, and
Miss. Ray Miller, Mrs. Fosdick and Mrs.
Murray.
Oae pair of vases will be voted for, to
be presented to the prsttiest young lady
present, each vote to cost i've cents J. B.
Bertrand and 1. N. Mencr, to sell the
votes.
Treasurers, Mrs. O. S. Clifford, and Ray
Miller.
Admittance, five cents, neckties five CTS
each. Supper fifty cents. Further psrtic-
ulars next week.
A general invitation is extended to all to
attend.
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History of the United States.
FROM rHE ABORIGINAL TtNFs TO THs PRSsEST
DAY, BY JOHN CLARK RtDPArB, A. y.
F, d. MORSE, AGENT.

It is printed from beautiful clear type
on fine Toned paper, comprised in one
large Royal Octave volume, embellishsd,
with the largest and finest collection of
engravings ever Incorporated in any his
tory Of the United States; bound IN the
most substantial manner
The agent for this valuable work will
be in town aud we commend her to the
courtesy and patronage Of our citizens,
and trust she will mset with that success
commensurate with the rare merits Of the
work.
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LINCOLN CENTER,

NOV. "a, 1857.
DEAR ADVOCATES: Please allow US in
the next issue of your valued paper to ex.
press our thanks to the many friends that
visited US on the 3Oth ult., leaving behind
them the assurance of their kind regards,
in cash and valuables to the amount of
one hundred dollars. We are happy to
know the occasion proved joyous one to
the contributors, as we'll as to the bencfic-
eirls We also express orr heart felt thanks
to the many friends that have ministered
to our wants in the hour Of sickness and
afliction.
MIR. AND Mrs. V. B. CoNKL1N.
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An important addition has been made
to the display Of the National Immigration
Bursaa in Machinery Hall. 1t is largs
collection, comprising the best articles OF
the Agricultural Exhibition held at Yank
ton, Dakota, on the Sd, 4th and 5th Of Oct
and was sent, in behalf Of that Territory
by the Governor, John L. Pennington, and
the secretary of the Agricultural Depar,
ment Of Dakota, I. E. West Governor
Pennington is one Of the vice presidents
of the Bureau. The articles were shipped
on the 10th and arrived in the hall on the
2ad. They fairly represent the the asri
cultural products ofthe entire Territory, al
though most of them grew in the vicinity
Of Ysnkton or of Bismarck, which are sit
uated respectively in the southeastern aud
central sections These exhibits arc 70
marksble-some for their novelty and
nearly all for their size. Among them are
specimens of purple "rabbi," a sort of cross
between the cabbage and the turnip
These roots are as large as mans head
and grew about two miles north of Bis
marck' in soil eighteen hundred feet above
the level of the sea, and which is describ-
ed as being fair sample ofthat extending
thence for hundreds of miles in all direc
tions. They were raised in the open air
without forcing, and from seed sown in
the latter part Of April last. The roots are
transplanted like cabbage, which vegeta
BILE they resemble in taste when cooked
With them are shown new variety Of po
tatoes Scotch Grays,) weighing from ten
ounces to a pound each, and which wer'
planted June 23d and sent to the fair in
September, being the growth of but nine
ty days; Hubbard pumpkins from two
and a-half to three feet in diameter and
weighing from one hundred and thirty 20
one hundred and sixty pounds apiece
radishes from Burleigh county as long as
a mans arm and as thick Is his leg ;strap
leaf and field turnips nearly as large as .
water bucket; "bushel'' blood beets, one
Of which could not be forced without diff
ficulty into the sleeve of mans overcoat
and early rose potatoes as large as a ten
year-old boys head, and which, according
to the label, were planted on the Sth o
May in unmanured ground, which had
been ploughed but once, and wiich pro
duced two hundred bushels per acre.
This ground is near Bismarck, aud up to
the 10th of this month there had been nc
frost there since the Goth of April. Ex
cellent yellow corn from Odessa is shown
which was planted June 22d and reached
Yankton on the 22d Of September.
WHAT egEELy HOPED FOR.
Among the specimens Of wheat exhibit
ed is white Michigan, of large rich grail
raised near Yankton, in soil which yield
ed on an average thirty-dve and three
quarter bushels per acre, or about thirteel
bushels more than the average yield Q
wheat per acre in Pennsy lvania last year
In addition to the articles mentioned, th
far of Tsrritory's display comprises man
other interesting agricultural specim en-,
together With samples Of tie camel" .
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CANTON PosT.oFF,cE DIRECTORY,

Southern daily maii arrives every day except Sum
10y st 80 r. n. Departs every day except Sunday
Ak6A. n.
Northern daily mail arrives every day except Sat-
urdsy at s. 80 n. Departs every day except Mon
dayAt IAN.
Canton and Milltoxn mail arrives eAery Tuesday
md Saturday II 2. n. Departs every Monday and
n ursday ~ 8 A. n.
Caution h Richland mail arrives every Friday, at
81. n. Departs every Thursday, at 8A. n.
Canton l. vermillion mail departs every Thurs
day at A. N. Arrives every Friday at s A. n.
Ofioe oZeo from A. n. to SP. n. On Sundays
from1 to 2 p. n, and one hour after the mail ar
rivss from the North.
JOHN FALDE. Postmaster.
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Russian ladies show ther patriotism in
offering their Diamonds to the public
Treasury, and wearing instead, buttons TAX
ea from The uniforms Of slain officers md
soldiers.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1877-11-07

NEW HARNESS SHOP!
(Moore's old stand)
JOHN W HEWITT,
* -Msnufacturer and Dealer in
UARNEss, HALTERs, COLLARS, RIDING
BRIDES, ETC., &c.
Constantly on hand good assortment OF Whipss,
1Ashss, Brushes, Curry Combs, Collars, &c VIII
sell - cheap ~ the cheapest. Give him call:
oazts1, Oct. Is. l2Sf'
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Greeley's Hope.
How to get ths Young Men West.

TIE DISPLAY OF THE NATIONAL IMN:GRATION BU-
HkAu IN MACHINERY HALL, ANo ITS LATEST AD-
D1T1oNs FRoX THE AGRICULTURAL ExHl-
BIE1oS OF DAKOTA TERRITORY.
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A. F. & A. N,
COUNTY OFFICERS.

J. ". CABrEH, District Attorney.
WIN. CuPPETr, Clerk Of District Court.
rKonR J. TKoNsrAD, Register Of Dssds and Ex.
smcio County Clerk.
GEO. W. NAHLO1, Treasurer.
10 TITz0E1ALD, Judge Of Probate.
P. DIXON, Sheriff.
B. G. JACOBS, Superintendent Of Schools.
AsNEsoH, Chairman,
WV. PALMER, 200. Commissioner.
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Land For Sale
ON LONG TIME, BY
FRED. p. DEAN, Upton, Iowa
Chicago I Northwestern Ra Road.

tt} TINS rABLE.-
-. I1me OF denar.ars of Passenger Trains from
- Iss,s s.,asy, ,l in effect 1877.
1vsfor oaicAgo and the East 6.25 p. n.
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9. Blu1s and West. :. ....... a.16A. =.
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Wheat crop of the World.

OF the foreign countries that nave here
tofore competed with the United States in
the raising Of wheat, tits estimated that
the season of 1877 has furnished
Egypt with surplus of 10000, ,0OY LUSH
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ODDS AND ENDS.

Orders fer al kinds Of Job Prinang promptly &
ended to. 4uicxly allied. aad saHsfasAoa E1agutDoa