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VALUABLE II \ r NJ IN HANOVER
n0IrNTY ElR SALE In nurSnance of de-

VALUABLE II \ NJ IN HANOVER
Y COUNTY FOR SALE---Tn pursuance of 4 de-
cree Of the Circuit Cour, OF Essex county the under
signed commissioners will. on &PRtL 10TH NEXT,
on the premises, at ~ oclocs NJ. offer Tor sale ut
ESQ, known rs CEDAR HILL, containing 6D5iS
ACRES. It is twenty -three mfcs north of Rich
mOnd. within mile of Hanover junction. Both
The Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac and
the Chesap cake and ohio railroads run through IT,
and 1t borders on the GOrth Anna river mile and
n half or more.
About one half of the land Is ciear and in 4 high
state of cultivation, and Is rs good as any in Han
over county. There is Oh It an excellent DWELL
iNG-HOUSE and all The necessary out-tuildings.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash sufficient TO pay all cost
and charges attendant upon said sale and Che sum OF
81 co. with interest a. SIX per cent. thereon from
December 90, 1873; the balance In equal install
ments In one, aud three gears, for which bonds
are to be given with good personal security.
JOHN JOHNS. JR.,
..s T. K. B. WRIGHT.
NH lnmmi SsiOnprS.
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REAL ESTATE Ar PRIVATE SALE.

ANI~~r~-~~~~r--~~-
DRIYATE SALE.-BYi REQUEST
il OF the owner Offer for sale privately that LII
NICE RESIDENCE No. 406 north Seventh street,
between Marshall and Clny streets. The HOUSE Is
new, built Of stock-brick. and contains about eight
rooms /: and the LOT rams from Seventh street back
to Market street. This property Is In nice err and
- FRANK. d. HILL.
np5-it No. HOS Main street.
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HOTELS.
CARRIAGES. WAGONS. CAR.rs. Dc:

GREAT REDUCTION IN SS8
VI PRICES Alta. 3. LIPSCOMBS, &Ss% \.
No. ll6 CARY ;STREET.-fn conse- =
auence of The hard times and composition am de.
termined to sell work at lower gdres man ever anu
and examine my stock, promise to make price sat-
isfactory. 1 have for sale BuGGiES, Srs mEs
DRAYS. FARM-WAGONS,a and FARM-CAkIS, ~
fess nrices than they can be bought for anywhere
else In the city. Obj WORK taken in exchange.
fe 2-eod2m
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MULEs. HORSES. dc.

TfOR SALE, TWENTY MULES,
broken. Also, ten good WORK-HORSEs, W
young and sound. Asmy contracts now aG1Rdkls
finished and have 70 further use for Them, bar
gains may be had by early application Can be seen
Ut my studies, Oh Eighth street near Free bridge,
Manchester. . ED. YICKkRS. Z
ap 3.6tx 4:
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By Williams s Gibson, Auclsesccrs.
Er Richardson + Co..
Real Estsxc Agents and Auctionscrs,
NlT8 Main street.

BUILDING LOTION
" MARSHALL STREET, WEST OF BROOK
ELI bv auctiou on flie premises, on THURSDAY che
5th Of April Al xH .s'clock =. M, MALSAIiLtIs s
BUILDING LOT. fronting 40 feel an ihe scum .ies s
of Marshall street near Gilmer street, ane west OF
Brook avenue- !,
TERMS: u1e-fliisd cash: balance IN six and
twelve months; ncgs table notes given 'for the d.-
ferrcd payneslts nSh interest added itnl secured
Nv !. Jead NJ srrst RICHARDSON ECO.
~ Real EstsRe ,fSlloH OnfCrS,
NH al r-.... .s-.. H1I8THIin STREET
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nLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP lfFFe
" COMPANY. $500
FOR NEW YORK.

SVN NE" 1ONN.
This compans VIII dispatch one OF their splendid
steaners-0ID DOMINION, WYASOkE. ISAAC
BELL, and RI(3iNOED-2yery TUESDAY, FRI
DAY. and SUNDAY At high water.
These ships ~ entirely new, and were buill e1-
prcssIy for this route.
They have splendid saloons, state-roonls, ard bath
rooms.
surpassed.
Goods shipped by this line are landed regularly 81
New York on the coInianys covered pier, 81 North
river.
Freights for points beyond New York forwarded
with dispatch, and charge made except actual eN-
penses incurred.
Freight received until p. N. daily.
Cabin fare TO New York. %12: roanG-trF tickets,
500. Storage, Sc and IS.
For further information apply 10.
GEORGE w. ALLEN & CO., Agents,
nv 10 Office COmnanv's wharves. Rockets.
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RICHMOND. FEED'G & H0l oGAc 4. H. co"
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT, {
RICHMOND. December H. 1870.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.

RICHMOND. FEED'G & POTOMAC 4. Il. COL
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGEST,, {
RICHMOND. DecrnibcT IL 1900
CCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
On and after WEDNESDAY,. December l3'n
rains win run on this road as follows ,.ur,,,.
sos A. 81 leaves the Byrd-Srret station ,lan! D.
cent sunday, cOunrc;ing with the ba',
tinre anu Ohio aud BAL Iuiote aha
Poromac railroad. dut NJ Ne" i"Eh ~
1915 p. NJ; arriving al "a%n'hs'0H
o.ao N leaves Byrd->trcct station daily; cor
o''o uecIiug 81 Washington with thr haii,
more and Potomac rairoa!' sit''iuh
In New York ~ $3.50 a. ~ lhrt"afS"
sleepcr from Rlchmono " Scn i"iN'
price 81 berth. SO. ,.-
a.ao N. tCCOMMODATION TRAIN, tos
Junction. leaves BroaG-StTett s|S1''"
iSuntays excepietl. ,u
''00 leaves New York 1: 600 the pfes'No
Ing evening. .uv,a,.
ll:OO p. NJ arrives Al syro-suS' S''S40N
600, n saIc0WM0DATIoN TRAIN arrive
o'@o a. 'N nj Broad-Street station (Sundays "a
.sss,ser.csr' Which will be a,tat he'd to freight
train a m leave Brpad-Street depot on MoSHbH ~
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY a S :ZV a. o. viii
living at Ouantico at 440 T.. VI. R sn ni"S and
leave Quantico on rCEslA,t; AZ groat-S.reet
SATURDAY At 10 A. NJ aF'''"' = u
Through Ilrelers and coescncs run, on nas"'
between Richmond and New ORR esSn Station
Tuesday, THURSDAY, and > 81, a. on n arrive
NIGHTS for all points North snd Col; ~
sn MONDAY WEDNEs % IL. . .,oss and rrsh.
shla ar,teie>. upon giving notice al Depot eah o'-
frrigh, al Boulton preceding erenuk 10 al, prip
THROUGH bills OF ladIng and rates gwen ~
cipai poin-' wv ~ 49, General Shlstih.eu mx
{. A.TAfLoR.,
I'm General Freight aud 1icAei tksHS'
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POSTPONE-MENT. -..T. -
Tie above sale is postponed until April 25, 1877,
and win take place 1T same hour and place. The
property will certainly be sold Mt that time.
s-. JOHN X. WERTH,
NH S Special Com lSsioncr..
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BY j. Thompson Brown,
. Real Estate Agens and huctlOneer.

llII Main street. opposite DiSpdtch olnoe
TOR SALE, FIR AiE SHOP-TO ZEE
4 REMOVED.-At pa)lic auction MOSl,A &,
ADr1J Gill at 5 o'clock T. NJ. that FRAME SHOP,
20 by 40 feet, Fourth and Jackson Streets he
removed In len days.
TEENF At sale.
j. THOMPSON BROWN.
,nrs AHctinnerr.
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cYCLn BROTHERS
~ nAvS-JtSl oPEsIEp AFUILrssonTMHSr :
~ OF
.rrnINc aSn SIMMER GOODS.

CYCLE BROTHERS !
~ HAvS-JsSa orS.'Ep AFUILrSssohThsSr
yRING AND sUMMER'GooDs.
Bcausnss>TRIpED SILKS at seE:.. never solah.ss
BLAZE ssS sIE Efss irsn 81 toss m yard-a large
coL S5sss1' DRESS GooDs-n,ch as roNGsT15gs
SII5ES ana a,rshe numerous styles OF CASss.-
NERES for gcr'Iemen's ana boys wcar' fro'n
GOO ysa.ts more of Hose LEEEN'REMNANTs.
l w sssars Sm 7 IS M W. e. GG GsFbb
anaes Swiss Meslins, Chec& Natnsook' andSac-
A ,a Se.es i of CAMBMC EDGES;
So ,ee:s so fISt at &c. per yard
4 nrc.t many o. these goods s,av- been purchased
within ac last ten days In Ser ork at panic P1 fce'
II WIZ ,my>yo, TO exaInne car stock before sp5c ng
NE .rffer special Inducements on account al re-
mosi r,r to oar store No.$l9 Brosd street. be-
tween A''''' AA' ' sYcLE BROTHERS Roth
uhsz-lm 'ssawecn Fourth and Fifth streets
CARDozo, FOURQuREAN &. CO.
" ARE RECrS,HSG
bY ers ste:.,u.sr the latest styles and novelties In
SPRING, GOODS,
whiea vsss.arsrantee cannot he bought cleatssist
retail in tie ur neri States. In
SILKS
they defy osm;ses,ion in this market, their stoca
being handsome and larger thar ever before, en-
brac;ny all Of tGe s,ew shades. In
BLACK GOODS
they are keepips asarger and finer shock than they
have ever done, ans call especial attanton to this
line of their business. very large assortment OF
sUS-sHADEs AND PARAscsIs,
latest styles 2ssd shadcs. A full bsa Of
LADIES UNDERWEAR.
ua NOVELTIES II sECK-TIEs. &C.
LACE FIsCHUEs,
. very handsome. A large stock OF
-.. CAssIMEREs.
..4..:. Imh %
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A UCTION SALE.-As trustee in deed
n duly recorded in Henrico county clerks office
will sell ut the FAIRGROUNDS, on SATURDAY, 14th
of April, at 5 O'Clock r. NJ,
Two HAMBLETONIAN COLTS,
-.-.f One BLACK COLT, =. '@-5.i
Two MARES. 49,.
Also, WAGON, CART, and other FARM NIPPLE
MENTS. -, j. AMBLER SMITH,
ap 4-td @ trustee.
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pRY GOODS.

""N " as BRoAp STREET,
.at. srca, p,casuye 70 sasorm their castoncss and
the ,a,llc In rracga, that they hare 5nAt received
very large s,ec& es
which they csscs al very low tssces. Mostef these
r,ssss having been bought 1t tho very 'arest New
YnrS auctions, where goods were sold resrdcse oil
=. no ma .S.cs tiscs, 10 SELF mees or tcis goods at
rssoesse of sse 20 TO ssss cent, OF hcir regular
vahie>
u,s chi, srxvial attcnif,ts 10 our latnS STOCK OF
DRESS GOOIN CAnfhRFS.
I,ERChLES PRINTS.
gMsRoiDERIES aticss shsn dne-eat OF import
Hsso GOV ES-soi,,e great ba rgains; s-,,
Ssarsc assortment ofSlLK PARAsoi's ana e4"-
w, ETf:S Hi6GE n, ch low ares as to asesnish
t,,ssssffGEREs Tor men and ,bec,s' wear-frdTs the
jo,sr 81 mo 10 the very hest isn ported Casameres
a asrtu, 10. OF HOSIERY for ladies, misses, and
children; .I..
'CORSETS spccthty. nnD..,s
examine our stock and prices before buying else
where, guaranteeing you csa save from sso 10 20
percent by doing So. o,,.,..
u,>o tR1wptal Fifth ir1td Sixth.
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ATTRACTION.
SPRING OPENING.

f,iC
Grub. .-"..,:.. .r
We take pleasure in announcing TO olr customers
and the public generally that we have now in store
LARGEST AND HANDsOMEsT STOCK
that we have ever displayed. With the Geiermlna-
ton not to be undersold we have marked orr whole
stock at figures SO reasonable as to recommend them
to everybody Please notice the following: = t.
BLACK SILKS from SOC. to 1876 per yard;
FANCY SILKS ut 9Oc, 81, 81. 25 per ,ard:
COLORED W0fSTED GOODS Of every descrp-
BLACK ALPACAS from csc. to 81 rs per yard;
MOURNING GOODS made specially;
49, r'1 DOLMANS at all prices.
-" -DOLMASSat 81,
..r -. DOLMANS at IS,
H-t DOLMANS ut Sc; ..-..
DOLMAN CLOTHS In new shades. very cheap;
CHILDRES's FANCY HOSE OF nli colors and de-
Boys' 1 GAss,nEREs rs, So, 40, so, 80, 75c,,and
GEsr fis aisS; CLOTHS and cAss1MEREs in
ruR Rfsis Sisis' GGkErogsgs at 81 and SOC:
hA Picius saEd7s Bis coILaRETFEs
and FRILLiAGS In prOfusioHt
Beautiful LA0Es, EDG1NGS, INsEDTINGs, &c.
Please call aud exauihe our goods before you rur-
chnse COURTNEY g. POWELL,
NH % SIS Broad street.
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AUCTION sAT.Es--.Future Days.
by James M. Taylor & Son.
Zeal Estate Agents and Anctioneer s, 81 z,
r.eAce corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

1.-THE REQUEST OF, THE OWN Err,
n whose iil-heaIth prevents him giving bis per-
sonni attention to the business w0 will Off for sale
ahpublic auction. at the Variety Iron-Wurks. NOS
DOb and DOT Bank street, between Enie and Tenth,
on TUESDAY the 10Th day orsApral, 1877, Mt LIZ
o'clock NJ. r1x~,,,
SKATING. BELTINci. and PIIILEYS,
ONE LATHE aud DRfL:i-PRESS,
BELLOWS. ANVII., and BLACKSMITH TO0hS-
+ ot. ASSORTED CASTINGS, AMI
Lot ORNAMENTAL. PATTERNS, &C., &c.
TERMS: Cash.
an5 80 Auctioxrers.
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CHINA AND PLATED-WARE..,-
" VASES, new stylcs-cameo decorations; CO.
LOGNE SETS. Of the late Vienna ami Centennial
designs CHINA DINNERS and TEA-SETS, French
great variety: PLATED-WARE-Pick Stands,
Tea-Sets, Card Receivers-al new patterns !; PAR
BRONZES-F French Bnd Japanese finish. Call and
see styles and prices lafor purchasing No trouble
to show goods. Il GEORGE GIBSON. sJR..
successor 10 James w. Gibson,
del5 1907 Main street.
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ffs Grnbts & Williams.
Real Estate Agents asd Aucrioneers.
Eleventh street betycun Main and Bank.
A DESIRABLE FRAME DWELLING,
N QaN.IeW:E NTY-SIX STREET CS,SN ER.tlF
0, FOR SAa.E BY AtaGTIUN.-Ou pU ESDA1-
ION AprRt Az o'clocaf2 NJ. we shall sell ny AUG
hdm. on theslremiscs, j.sirable FRAME DWELL
na alley it the rear, on the cast SIDE of Twenty
Sixth street, corner OF y street.
THRtrs:' Onc-thirS cash: balance IN SIX ana
Twelve thonths, negxtnble notes xprcn Tor the de-
ferredpayments, wis interest added and secured OF
n deetfbf trust GRUBBS & WILLIAMS
opG Auctioncers.
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RTURE OF STEAMERS.

EOR NEW YORk.-The Old 1csIs
Il Dom II on Steamship Company's sSsaa1lsesas5sS,
steamship WYANOkE, Captain CoGClI, will sail
FR1DhH, Apr! 9Th. al o'clock A. NJ
tTaight received until O'Clock 4. 81.
Through bills ct lading signed ami goods for
wardcd with dispatch to ali points north. south
East, and west: also, to foreign ports.
: Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York, Sig round-trip tickets
$50. Strcragc, Sc and IS.
For freight or passage, apply TO
q. W. ALLEN K CO.. Agents.
an 1-3t ComDanv's Wharf, RUck,tts
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CROQUET.
GROCkERY. GLASSWARE. &c.

UROCKERY. GLASSWARE. &c. +
GPRING GOOpS.-I now have In store a
~ full line. OF The following goods: DECORATED
DINNER and TEA-SETS, some new and beautiful
designs; G0LD.BAND and WHITE CHINA DIN
NER- and TEA-SETS. very cheap: TOIEET-sETS
French and E,Yltsl.-oyer fifty different patterps
RICH OUT GLASSWARE, in compete sets ant
by the dozen SILXER-PLATED GOODS of al
kinds; fine and common TABLE-CUTLERY: ele.
CANT VASES. DABINET-SETs, and BRONZES In
great variety; TIN CHARACTERISTICS, REFRIGE,
RATORS OF the best makers; HOUSE-FUk
kind Persons in want Of goods IN my line will CON
suit their Interest by examining my stock and price
before making their purchases. All goods Will b.
sold at the very lowest prices.
=, ! ~ N s. z. +. TAYLOR,
NH 10 I(t1 Main street.
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a TTEN'nsON, ALI. YE DRY GOODS
IA RUYERSs-Uur buyer Is North aftsn Ing the
s,srpe sales d. DRY GoE's, and is SEEDING home
4 new iot,se those bcuutiful BLACK ALPACAS,
from csc. eoT5c:; nsre article nj S6r: Also: an.
other lot o5.1,RESS GOODS in smah pefterrs. WIZ
he sold ar ansa third of tSeir real vaus. at
j. q. WHITLOCK'S,
. NH 81 1903 Main street.
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dtHEAP FREIGHT RATEscctSr5:p,

Dbl i'll A d f L 7 HIA, RICH >-#S
N0ND. AND NORFOLK STEAM rass;ssssss,
DENCE3. BOSTON. AND ALL NEW ENGLAND
STATES, THREE TIMES \ WEEh.-Unul further
trips, teaving Philadelphia every TUESDAY,,
and SATURDAY. and Richmond
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SATURDAY, con-
Meeting &c Providence with Boston and Providence
railroad Sar Boston, and by Fall River line for
the stae ai:y uia Cape Cod. landing at Old Colony
depot, AL avoiding transfer.
W.. p. PORTER, Agent,
1925 Dock street. Richmond.
WILLIAM L. CLYDE & CO..
General Agents.
No. II South Winrycs. PnllateIphia.
ID. ID. G. MINK. Agent.
my17 No. 20 DevOnshire street. boston.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-02
EVENING SESSION.

Met at Z O'Clock p. m.
Instead of books, baskets, filled with
tempting luxurles, appeared on every hand
The Good Templars of Swan Lake had
made previous arrangements to give an en-
tertainment to the institute. The invita-
ton was most checrlully accepted. and all
passed pleasant social hour while sharing
an excellent repast with the friends both of
Temperance and education. Thanks to the
Templars.
Mr.. McIntirc was called upon to close
the exercises by an impromptu address. In
spired by the presence Of large audience,
and the importance of the grave subjects of
temperance and education, he spoke earnest
ly of the need Of carefully guarding the IN
terests Of our youth, and of preparing the
way for their neral and intellectual devel-
opment, as the best means of promoting
the happiness and prosperity Of mankind.
In closing the exercises of our first insti.
tute, all feel that an advance step has beer
taken in the cause of education in Turner
county.
Superintendent Andrews now declared
the institute closed subject to future call.
MAGGIE ALLEN,
Secretary.
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FAIR ITEMS.

Visitors are f1ocking into the city to at
tend the fair
Fred Lerch has put in bid for beer
privileges on the grounds.
G. A. Torinus is erecting seats for 1000
persons opposite the judges stand.
The racing track has been put in com l.
r'ete order for the horsefesh exhibition
The two new buildings for the reception
Of articles have been completed by Mr.
Torinus, and are ready for occupancy.
The secretary's Office is now open at the
fair grounds. and all applications for exhi-
bition privileges and tickets should be made
TO him.
Articles tor exhibition arc coming in, and
there is every indication that the exhibition
which beoins tomorrow will be first-class
in every respect.
The Dakota Southern railroad company
has built platform adjoining the track op-
positc the entrance gate to the grounds,
for the accommodation of passengers
A four horse palace coach will be run
from the Merchants down Third street,
stopping at the Jencks hotel to the fair
grounds every half hour, prompt, during
the fair.
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JENcKs HorEL-R. T. sulervan, Maine
H. B. Gregory, Mo; 7. D. Mariner, Dead
wood; w. A. Chrome. Iowa; A. NJ. Bunker,
Sioux City; S. Fuller: Sioux City; ]. Wash
burne, Vermillion; A. Washburne; Vermil-
lion; E. S Inger.oll vermillion; r. Wasyh,
Cedar Falls; E. E. Cornell, Sandwich; c
H. Canmcon, California; Geo. F. Ballard,
Dixon, III. c. A. Jant, Sioux City; VIM.
Mckercher, Sioux City; p II. Abbott, De-
troit, Mich; John E. Howe, Deadwood;
Thomas Griffin Deadwood; Chas. A. Smith,
Russell Ingorham, Deadwood: frankie Lee;
Deadwood; VIM. Ginnian, Deadwood; Chs-
Gidday, Deadwood; Geo. A. Beane, Dead
wood: Fannie Beane, Deadwood; Thomas
Ely, Pittsburg; c. H. Akron, Pittsburg;
Geo. B. Murphy, Cedar Rapids: Alone
Weeks, and wife, Se,tleton, n. II; F. F.
Beck Sioux City; D. A. Kmjoe, Chicago;
N. w. Leod, Chicago; Geo. l.. Seybolt,
Omaha; P. B. Thebadue and son, Sioux
Csy; J: W. Pott; Vermillion; II. Tobbine;
vesmillion.
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Che Daily 9rtss aud aakotaian
YANk1oN, DAKOTA
tuesday Evening, October 2, 1877
LOCAL LAcoNrcs.

Bradley is improving his stable front or
Walnut street.
Wheat receipts have been considerabl,
lighter than usual to-day. Seventy-si,
cents has been paid.
Gen. Beadle is busy preparing the by.laws
and article of incorporation of the Dakota
Agricultural Society.
There was sprinkle of rain to-day. but
weather wise people say the moon is not
right for much of shower.
j. Lenger, farmer residing in the
Bohemian settlement is threshing wheat
which averages over thirty bushels per acre.
Tickets to the soldiers reunion ball at the
Merchants hotel have been reduced to two
dollars each, including supper. For sale at
the postoffice bookstore.
NJ. II. Gardner, charged with embezzle-
ment, after several days examination before
Justice White, was cleared from the accusa-
tion and discharged last night.
Wilcox & Williams elevator is nearly
full Of wheat and they are bothered to get
cars enough to haul off their purchases.
They shipped six car loads this morning
and will start eleven more tomorrow morn
ing.
Black Hills Times: S. L. Sphinx, one of
the leading lawyers of Yankton, has deliv-
cred written opinion on the Black Hills
county election question. He Stands off"
Judge Miller's opinion. According to his
construction Of the law "made and prov;-
ded" in this case, any election held for the
selection Of county officers before November
1873, won't hold water.
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EDUCATIONAL.
Tcachcrs' Institute for Turmcr County
Synepsfs OF Proceedings.
SWAN LAKE, TURNER Co,
Dakota, Sept. 18th, 1877. !
SATURDAY MORNING

| SATURDAY. MORNING
Institute opened in the usual manne,
Mr.. Andrews led an exercise in reading
during which the various methods of teach
ing this branch were discussed.
Mr.. Powers was called upon TO give hi
method Of word teaching, after which fol
lowed an interesting discussion Of the sub
iect of object teaching.
RECESS.
Mr.. McIntire gave drill in photography
presenting his views of the msnnerit SHOULD
be taught in primary schools.
Next followed the first exercise in the ex
animation of candidates for teaching
Teachers all Joined in the exercises.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
This session was devoted almost eNclu-
sively to the teachers examination. Two
applicants having sustsined an excellent
examination, were awarded first-class certi-
ticates by the superintendent
The report of the committee on resol'l'
ii ,ns was presented and adopted.
Resolced, That we highly appreciate the
benefits derived from the teachers institute
now drawing to close, and earnestly rec
onmend all in crested in the cause of ed''-
cation to be present at the institute next
year.
Resolpsd, That the thanks Of the institute
are rendered to Territorial Supt. w. +.
Cation for the earnest and efficient manner
in which he conducted the institute while
here, and regret very much that he could
not remain to its close.
Resol,ed, That We heartily thank Rev. J.
J. McIntire for his valuable assistance in
conducting the institute in the absence Of
Cation.
Resolved, That We tender our thanks to
Supt. s. F. Andrews for his JEALOUS and
untiring efforts in the discharge of the
duties Of his Office. and especially for his
services in connection with this institute.
Resolred, That our thanks are due the
directors Of Swan Lake school district fol
the free use of the school room during oul
session.
Resolrcd, That the thanks Of the institute
be hereby rendered to the editors Of tn
Press and Dakotaian for their courtesy il
publishing the proceedings Of the institute
A. A. POWERS,
MAGGIE ALLEN,
ALoNZo CURTIS.
Committee.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-02
nynaASk ro.Moxxow s,o'.r.

A. p. Burbank, the reader, will appear
tomorrow night at the Congregations
church and deliver some of his choice"
selections, The press of the country rs
unanimous in the opinion that Mr.. b"r-
bank is unexc. He'd ~ an elocntionist and
delincs,or of character and the people OF
Ysnkton should no, let pass SO rare an oP-
por,uuitv to sce and hear one Of the most
gifted gcniusys of the day. He hss been
secured \, considerable expense by the
lecture COMMITTEE sn organization OF
our own citizens which is under
taking to furnish the people of this por ion
of Dakota with intellectual food. The fol-
lowing is Mr.. Burbsnk's programme for
tomorrow evening:
Father Pills Collcction-l."ver.
The Charcoal Mail--1rowbridge.
The New Church Or.yan-Carleton.
La Cic;-pc Mile.
Surly Tins Trouble Fannie lin,lgs on.
The HoSs-S. S. Russell.
Euck FanSh:,w'S Funeral Mark Twain.
These selections will occupy about an
hour and threc-quarters.
Tickets for sale at the postottice bookstore
md at the door.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-02
FIVE OR TENCENr> A CAN

In price is no object to the purchaser in
buying good or poor can Of oysters Buy
A BOOTHS, and convince yourself that
they are the largest, fattes, and vhisest, weigh
more 70 the can and consequently are the
cheapest oyster IN market. For sale 9.
Jnkinson's, Third s.rsa.