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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-12-20

DOCKS FOR THE TIMES.
RANDOLPH & ENGLISH,
1902 AND 1904 MAIN STREET,
offer an unusual assortment.
POETS from 75c. to $40,
BOOKS with DORE'S ILLUSTRATIONS,
SCOTT, DICKENS. DUMAS, BULWER,
HAWTHORN. THACKERAY,
MACAULAY, COOPER, CHAMBERS,
HUGH MILLER. HUME, GlBBON,
GUlZOT's FRANCE. ANCIENT CLASSICS
BOOKS for the grave and gay;
All tie POPULAR WORKS for the young, from
&c. 1852;
HYMN-BOOKS for all churches;
PRAYER AND HYMEALS. Csc. TO $40;
CATHOLIC PRAYER-BOOKS, 25e. 10 $40;
POCKET-BIBLES, ali sizes. 40c. to $40;
FAMILY BIBLES-.omc very handsome;
ALBUMS, sCRAP-BOOKS,
JAPANEsE-wARE, WRISTBANDS,
PICTURES, woRK-BOXEs,
WRITING-DESKS, CANES, TOYS,
wORK-BASKETS, CIGAR-HOLDERS,
POCKET-BOOKS,C ARD-CASES,
BRONZE-WARE, PAPER WEIGHTS,
FANCY BOXES, &c. ego
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GLOVE DEPARTMENT.
40 dozen LIGHT and DARK KID GLOFESat SOC
pair-all the new shades: :,
65 dozen MD GLOVES nj Toe" ~, ana sl.Zo' III
all colors:
KIDS at IL pair, the real value being 81. A. As
ducc The stock.
large line Of mems. misses, and childrcns SKIN
C1oLh' ana hiSLE ~ "a ~ III pricer o.,
Inrgest ever nyhibitsdEfrom iOc. to 81 pair-
comprising every style and desert 9ton.
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MARRIAGES..

Married, in this city. the 18th instant, by the
w. BUT r ER, daughter OF Mr. William L. Butler
hotiI of fhis cify. sGEs \
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Two shocks OF earthquake were felt at
Heachburg; Ont, Tuesday morning be.
tween o and 6 O'Clock TLe last ono was
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NHRISTMAS GOODS.

NHRIsTMAs GOODS.
LAYER and SULTANA RAlSISS Of every sFa4s
LEGHORN and ENGLISH Cl1RoSs' IN IN.
RANTS, CHALMERS, COX'S, and SElsVH
GELATINE:
| CANTON GINGER tdried and in syrnr)
1 NUTS (uew crop) Of every description
MUSHROOMS, FRENCH PEAS;
PATTI DE Fol GRAS;
ANCHOVIES lin oil aud In Sess);
FUNNY FISH; ,x.
| SMOKED and PICkLED EEl.S anu sALh0''
| JELLlES Of all kinds:
MINCE.ME lhome- rnaheI; ocur.
| OLD ENGLISH CHEDDER, STlLTON Ky. ".
FORT. EDAM, NEUFCilATEL' osIEuo' -"N
SAPsAGO CHEESES;
ALKETHREPTA; v,.
HOMEMADE PRESERVES and PlchLhs'
| CALIFORNIA PEARS and APRlCOis'
CANNED OkRE;
GREEN TURTLE;
| OX-TAtL SOUP:
! MALAGA GRAPES;
HAVANA ORANGES;
SWEET CHOCOLATE;
| CHOCOLATE CROQUETS; ,,.ruy and
SCOTCH RASPBERRY, STRAWBERRY
GOOSEBERRY JAMS,
VOL EFT pRUNES In glass and woodl, c,pr
ycE.CRgAM. OswEGo. LEAFLET, eAi -
JACK, and MUSHROOM CRACKERS
PLUMs and DAMsONS; r,o., ,,rs
CANNED PEACHES aud APPLES ID s'"''
for pies. 25 cents per can, at ,,.u,rt-s
dc l0-tdc35 CHRISl IAse = -
| CHRISTMAS CHEER!
IRISH wH1sKEY, APPLE BRANDT; Run
FRENCH BRANDY, COohlAEE,
CtiSEN-S SUPERIOR OLD sHEksi'
4 SWEET CATAWBA WINE,
i RYE WHISkEY, various kinds
i EGREEN and BLACK TEAS, new crop, .rr
4 SIIGARS OF all grades and PRIME We
4 FI.0IIR OF the best quality,
SUGAk-CUhEp iOuN ". HIGGINS,
1910 Franklin slc ss.-
i rHRISTMAS! BARGAlNs!.
fGRNTI EMEN'S, LADIES, ASp ei''
il S- FURNISHINGS, ,,Bdsys
h INST received. a large assortment iot ~
a which Twill sell at the ieTsSt j. SWORDS,
y dc 1885, o'a e"''
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m DON'TFORGET THAT YOU CAN
SAVE MONEY by buying your SHOES at the
CHURCH HILL VARIETY STORE, 2502 Broad
street. Read our price-list and call and see US:
Misses Rubber Overshoes, 40c. a pair;
Ladies' Rubber Overshoes. soc. pair;
Gentlemen's Rubber Oyershoes, Zoe pair;
Boys Heavy Shoes. 81. so pair;
Ladies' Heavy shoes, CLIPS puir;
Ladies' Cable-Scrsw Shoes, 81 so a pair:
Ladies, Goatsktn Shoesat Sits and S2 per pair;
Ladies' Superior Quality Shoes OF weii-kno"n
Genileinen's Caters at $3.50 pair;
Gentlemen's CahIe-Screw CATERS at 1910 pair ;
Mems Balruoral Brog1ns at ~ pair;
Mems English Ties at $3.50 y patr;
ChfIdren's Shoes ut 75c. ano 81 q pair. de2O
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ITO, FOR CHRISTMAS!
GIFTS THAT ARE USEFUL!
GIFTS THAT ARE PRETTY!
GIFTS THAT ARE CHEAP!
SILK SCARFS Csc, Soc, 75c., and 81;
SILK HANDKERCHlEES .25c., SOC. Soc, and
75c.;
SILK BOWS 25c., 5Oc., and 75c.;
Handsome LACE sCARFS all prices;
Beautiful LACE HANDKERCHIEFS;
PLAIN AND EMBROIDERED HANDKER-
CHIEFS in boxes;
COLLARS and CUFFS in profusion;
LINEN SETS in boxes;
LADIES' GLOVES Of every material;
GENTLEMEN'S GLOVES of every quality;
CHILDREN'S GLOVES Of every size;
GENTLEMEN's SCARFS all kinds;
LADIES' SKIRTS,
sHAWLS,
CLOAKS,
NUBIAS,
SONTAGS, &c.
BE sure to call and examine our goods before yol
buy your Christmas gifts, and We will try our bes
TO suit YOU. COURTNEY & POWELL.
DELI Broad street between Fourth and Fifth.
THE PLACE FOR GOOD BOOKS. g.
PRESBYTERIAN PUBLISHING COMPANY,
1901 MAIN STREET (UP-sTAIRsL
J.D.K. sLElGHT, SUPERINTENDENT.
HYMN-BOOKS. BIBLES, &C.,
ELEGANT GiFT-BOOKs,
fIESsTlk r 81 PS Si5ls : :, ., conn,
BOOKS for the gay, BOOKS for the poor,
BOOKS for the thoughtless,
s9Sk iof inc for the wse
GAMES, NOTICES,
and finest stock Rs.,,rrrrrc.pns
In the city. A trip to our Sky Par'or" VIII pay.
noWN THEY COME.-ANOTHEI
| IL CRASH IN PRIoEs-nRY GOODS at bottom
Another lot OF those 40-inen BLACK CASHMERE
E1ss:' 50 H. sJobs Without IN
| Including 4.4 ANDROSCOGGIN. BLEACHEl
COTTON at 10c.; WAMSUTTA at 12Ac:: F..
| BROWN COTTON SC. A fine assortment BuCh
GLOVES, FANCY GOODS, &C.. for Christmas. 1t
EEESTIVE FIRES FLASHING. WiTf
K L FINEST FUEL, to flush the feelings and all III
s afRs e rhnfHs XIV
ESPLINT, and easy-ignitings "A n I'll \ A G. TT
COALs costing SO little at Ninth and Cary streets
de .. y, WATKINS.
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CHRISTMAS GOODS.

M COHEN BROTHERS ARE OFFER
ING THIS WEEK
THIRTY-FIyE HUNDRED YARDS
BLACK AND COLORED SILKS,
which have just been purchased ut great sacrifice.
These goods have very recently been landed In this
country, and are of the best AMI most popular man
ufacturers In France. They embrace in part
GUINET'S and BONEETS FINEST QUALITIES,
the most superior goods Ger offered in this city.
de 90
ME- COHEN BROTHERS have just re-
celveG 1900 yards Of elegant FRENCH CASH.
MERES, which they are Offering at grcatly-re-
duced prices.
Also, TAMIsE-CLOTIIS, DRAP D'ETES, and
other MOURNING GOODS.
All colorcd DRESS GOODS, greatly reduced TO
close for this season.
CLOAKs and BEAVER-CLOTIIS cheap, to close
stock.
4 large stock OF NOTTINGHAM and REAL-LACE
CURTAINS.
o7 pieces Of the BEST ENGLISH GRAPES at
great sacrifice.
Also. large lot of
SILK PRINCES,
HOSIERY,
GLOVES,
TIES,
aud thousands Of various goods much below mar
te. v,luc dc 20
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DOBERT HAROLD,
II Nos. sl7 BROAD AND 900 MAIN STREETS.

THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF TOYS AND
FANCY GOODS FOR CHRISTMAS PRE-
SENTS TO BE FOUND IN THE CITY.
Among the NOVELTIES to be found In my stock
Is the Tally-Ho Team, Mechanical Boxers, Blondin
Velocipede, Negro Preacher, Washerwoman, and
other mechanical toys.
A full line Of DOLLS, from the cheapest TO Inc
finest French Dolls imported.
Boys WAGONS. vELOCIPEDES, and HOBBY
HORSEs-all sizes and prices.
Also, q beauii fufassortmeut OF VASES, CoLOGhE
SETS, PARIAN-, and LAVA GOODS.
lust received, a large assortment OF CHROMOS,
mounted on canvas, al 81. -~.'-
New goods received every day.
Call early and make your selections AT
e,7 HROAD AND 9O9 MAIN STREETS.
Ide post
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THALHfMER BROTHERS.
READ THIS
AND RE

READ THIS
AND DE
CONVINCED OF THE FACT:
so DOZEN good SILK HANDKERCHIEFS at 50c.
apiece the real value being 81:
25 dozen SILK HANDKERCHIEFS at Csc. worth
SO dozen dozen SILK HANDKERCHIEFS at 81 worth
$3.50:
90 dozen SILK SCARFS from CSC. to $1-thc
largest aud prcttiest stock in the city.
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MT JAMAICA RUM,
ST. CROIX RUM,
SCOTCH WHISkEY.
OLD APPLE AND PEACH BRANDY,
all of very best quality. For sale by
de 142w OSCAR CRAM.
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M SHERRY AND MADEIRA.

Alsrgc lot of SHERRIES from the old and SO IA
yorably known house Of Widow Elarmany. MA
DEIRA from ten to fifty years old.
For icllics and cooking purposes have imported
2 Wine very superior in quality and moderate In
nrice Cde l4-2wI OSCAR CRAM
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CHRISTMAS GOODS.


E.B. SPENCE SON.
E.B. SPENCE son.
z. B. SPENCE & son.
E.B. SPENCE & son.
susPENDERs. sUsrENDERs, sUspENDERs,
NEcKTrEs, NEcKTIEs, NEcKTIEs.
sCARFs, sCARFs. sCARFS.
COLLARS, COLLARS, COLLARS.
SHIRTS. SHIRTS. SHIRTS.
CANES, CANES, CANES.
HANDKERCHIEFs, IIANDKERCHiEFS
INDICATED UNDERSHIRTS,
MERINO UNDERSIIIRTS.
+. 3. SPENCE & son.
E.'B. SPENCE & son.
Ell. SPENCE " son.
ID. SPENCE & son.
OvERCOATs, ovERCOATs, OVERCOATs.
oyERCOATs, ovERCOATs, OvERCOATS.
E.B. SPENCE & son.
E. b. SPENCE & SON.
CLOTHING, CLOTHING. CLOTHING,
CLOTHING, CLOTHING, CLOTHING.
E.B. SPENCE & son.
E.B. SPENCE & SON.
E.B. SPENCE & SON.
[dc 2Ol
SANTA CLAUS IS COMING!
SANTA CLAUS Is COMING!
SANTA CLAUS Is COMING !
PREPARE FOR HIM By GOING TO TIE
HEADQUARTERS FOR CHRISTMAS GOODS
PIZZINrs, PIZZINrs, PIZZINrs,
PIZZINrs, PIZZINrS, PIZZINrS,
PIzzINrs, PIZZINrS, PlZZINI'S,
S07 BROAD STREET, S07'
SO7 BROAD STREET, S07
SO7 BROAD STREET, S07
WHERE YOU CAN FIND
DOUBLE REFINED STICK AND DROP CANDY at
csc. per pound:
VERY NICE ASSORTED FRENCH CL.NDY at soc.
per pound;
FINE ASSORTED FRENCH CANDY at soc. per
pound;
SUPERIOR ASSORTED sUPERFINE FRENCH Bon
BoSs at 75c. per pound;
CRYsTALIzED FRUITS (assortcd) at 75c. and 81
per pound;
FRENCH GLACE FRUITS at 81 per pound.
HoUsEKEEPERs,
call and examine the large and well-selcced stock of
MATERIALS FOR CHRISTMAS CAKES, &C.
FINEST DruEsA RA1srss, an anita & ked alike alike
LONDON LAYER RA1SINs, all through the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RAsrSs' Doxssnot " tf9P5,
SELECTED LAYER RAIsINs, large rsiSins and
filled t hr ough
with trash.
C1TRoS, CITRoN. :. Clear and free from sugar or
grit.
CURRANTs.. Washed and picked-rcady for
In cake without further
trouble.
ALMONDS. Fresh and sweet, and shelled
ready for uSc-a great saving 10
housekeepers of time ana trou-
bic.
For making fine, clear, wine
Jelly, with or without boiling.
LEMONS. recently plucked from the
tree that the stems are yet
green, while the fruit Is per-
fectly yellow and juicy
ORANGES. ....... Sweet and fine, which were
hanging on the tree In Florida
week ago.
ORANGES. ....... From sunny Italy-just come
into markct-which we sell ut
from 25c. 10 Soc per Dozen
MALAGA GRAPES. Green, crisp, and In large
bunches--not shrivcll:d with
frost or blackened by coming
decay, but nice and inviting.
PsARs..............C alfornIa's choicest fruit
nice, yellow Juicy, aud sweet
Large and fine.
PRETTY LITTLE BASKETS.
FANCY BOXESI
Such rs can be found in no other establishment
-.... In the city.
FIREWORKS OF ALL KINDS.
| Boys. save your money
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Nj r. K. PRICE IL CO.

~
"
<,o, n,rr> ,,n,,ee ,,oonc, .>,,u,-o,, ,o,.,, ..
49, ..,l 1890, ~
rANoi DhE"" "oo"' "'''' N'i "'"t W '''''
CLOAhs at reduced prices to close out;
SNOWFL AXES marked down;
po1-pE,rTEs u,rraJ down.
,.,r,,.c ,>,,>, ,-.,
einioh hA" "'oD" "' ""e'i pii''S
Grand assortment. Ladies AMI Gentlemen
SCARFS:
SILK and ra1RpOIDrpED UANDkErCIIIEFs
NOR, r,,r ,,., u.np1, pnxr,.
~ "- "
fANol ana RUSSIA ioitiE-SioN NAiES'
.,'D ,. Wy ~ " ~
LINEN Sci III fancy o""'s'
and hundreds Of other articles suitable lCr CHRIST
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Mt COHEN BROTHERS Will open ut
5 p. Nj. next SATURDAY. Call and see their
grcal variety Of GOODS dc ~
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In Springfield, Illinois, the total levy Tor
faxes is S4.S55 on 800 worth OF property.
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CHRISTMAS GOODS.


NE HEADQUARTERS
FOR
HOLIDAY AND CHRISTMAS GOODS.
THALHfMER BROTHERS..
COL BROAD STREET,
where they are opening and seiag the cheapest line
of NOTIONS. FANCY GOODS, &C., In the city.
Give them q call.
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HuRIsTMASi RARGAlNS!.

LADIES, ASp oi''A
/ inst received. n large assortment iot -
which iwia sell At the ' WSfLIiaM j. SWORDS,
..,eo, $50 east Broad 'tise"
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FESTIVE FIRES FLASHING. WITH
/ II FINEsT FUEL, to flush the feelings and AL the
wn h1Rs e alfSGn 0ay soa osk
aud d bhl7tngt BRIGHTHOPEst and sparkling
sSPLINT, and easy-igniipg "A y TIL X a CITE
GOALS costing so little at Ninth anu Cary Streets
de II j. ID. WATKINS. a
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LAXEs.--MesSrs. chiless Enlkerson. Goodes Hinton,
q, H. Hurt y, \. Hprsl Johnson, fKoiREr; Murray,
yens, Tyler. Waistou, and Wocd-19: - = - ~ IS
SNoEs.-Measrs. Bland, Brooke, Elliott, Griffin,
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Tao. Marshall, Massey, Mash. Num-, sherrars,
smith, Tanner. and Worlham-l4.
TOBACCO BILL.

The tobacco bill introduced by Mr.. HIM
ron was ordered to its engrossment. Its
effect is to carry with the first appointments
made by the incoming Governor OF tobacco
inspectors the time between The date OF said
appointments and the LIST Of October.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-22

cA.ys.,,. sun

chsyrnns Sun.
During ths reoent campaigns
against tbs Sioux, General Crooks
troops have marched 800 miles, the
General and his staff accompanying
them froa 6rst to last. Only seven
mouths have been actuailly ytconsumsd
in accomplishing this distance, which
woulaa make IN average Of 472 miles
per month. The spoils resulting from
The four principal battles fought and
from the Red Cloud agency affair are
395 tepces captured and destroyed,
representing the bones Of nearly
3,O0O IndianA; about 5000 robes and
tons ol other camp equipage; $50 In.
dians captured; estimated 800 killed
and 45O wounded, and 1850 ponie,
captured. Gen. Crook has lost to
tai II 2z men killed in battle aud 81
wounded, wb,le three have been los,
by accident aud disease.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-22

The people Who occupy that portion
Of Dakota known = the Black Hills, are
s1ceedinxly aDxious to procure the pAs-
sags of certain laws for thAir protsctios
4 sd gossfnmsnt st the pressat session Of
~ Territorial Legislature, and . they
are numerous and important portion Of
the population of our territory, their
wishes should be complied with in every
particular. Tho Indiaa titls 10 the cons-
ny yhassot ~ bssa eseiagrished, and
probably will not be until near or after
ths Close Of the legislative session. Bat
it seeAs plsuEible TO enact such laws q
are required, with the provision that they
taks . e6sc. upon and after the ratiacatins
sssssps.s< 4 ~ ,sats nigl.d hy the
IlliS.t ~ rspnu of HE Hill.
can hardly walt until the neeting OF an
other iegislsturc for the passage OF laws
80 urgently required.
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TO RENT
For Shipping and Transfer
Business,
A WAREHousE 40 BIZ 200 FEET.

Sealed Proposals viii Be received by the
undersigned, q the store Of J. r. SAnboTn
In the city Of Ysnkton, un,il Saturday,
Jan, Goth, 1877. II : o'clock p. M, to ress'
from the ;arst day of February next. the
large warehouse Building situated on the
'levec between Walnut and Douglas streets,
in Yankson, d. T.
Separate proposals. viii be received 10
rent said building for one or three years.
Any party to whom tho building may be
rented must enter into written agreement
to keep the same IN good repair, and pay
the rent therefor monthly in advance.
A bond will b required in the sum oi
| one thousand dollars, with not less than
two suretics Tor The faithful performance ol
! Ihe agreement
| The right Is reserved 10 reject any or al
bids. M. T. WooLLxY,
]. r sAxBoRN,
] n1l.d9d F. J. DEWITT.
4
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Iadiaa Names.
New York EsssInz Pos,

ID Is
In tho report OF the Sioux CON-
mission appear, among familiar names,
ioahes cod curious ONES which src not
% we'll known The following are
soas of thsm: Only Man, Long Bear
Claws, Surrounded, Returns from the
War, They Worship the Bear, No
Heart, Ratiling Ribs, Bulls Ghost,
Fire Heart, The Good Stone God,
The Thief, He Don't Know, ESe keg,
The Hall, Bri,,gs the toed HIS Pipe
Walkout- -of-.he- Way, Pantaloons,
Cslfskin Shirt. The same report
shows that these warriors, while
sharing the : boriginAl reputation for
silence, hsve : remarkable gift oI
speech.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-22

II y proposed 70 make two more coua-
ties tron what will be the coded portion
Of the Black Hills. One will be com
posed Of the norshern portion Of cuIter
county. and the southern portion of
Lawrrnce county, with Deadrood for
it, capitol, and the other will embrace
I'll thAs portloa Of PsasineeoA county
vest of the forks a the Cheyenne. Thil
srrasgenest viii Eivs to the Hills fou,
county ssEanizations.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-22
swan Lske Era.

Although the general tendency Of
the thermometer il downward and the
snow lies foo, deep on The psairieA
stin stbe ,blizz4fds bold themselves
aloof. We never have seen Dakoea
blizzard and consequently the curios
ity which the truthful old settlers Of
the territory have excited 10 our
boz y I'll nns.s wsshoald
sliks 70 hs~S Slixard, regular, !,
clustering, furious, rip-snorting 800 Of
Borrss, no that We might Judge with
the eye Of experience such tales -
The following:
A Finfay man says that on former
: OCCASION, ,some time since, II wss 1
fir day with ! gentle south wind and
everything VAS lsvely; but Ill 1t once
the Wind wheeled to the porthves.
and before you could say '.Jsck Rob-
] insopn Z 1sst class blizzard came down
like > wolfpn be Rld. The Finlay
M sitsiak befo50 10 htcAen Ere
saoking his cob pipe, smole con
teoted smile, for be had . half : cord
al. svoods n he shsd md the alstlc
and kossss were u in The barn, md
be had the day before made every
thing ell right BY mailing slats .oysr
t16e cracks Of the barn, ana he d.
csre I coatmental whether there vss
xtlszf1 OF sot. II vss fsssibie
ssora. ihsssaow Rew p thss - so,iId
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-22

! Custer City Herald: cheyenne has
hatched up I scheme to attach that pcr-
ton Of the Black HILLS to Wyoming that
is now embraced within the boundaries
Of Dakota, If Cheyenne does manage
to etfec, its purpose in that particular, We
wril have the capital In twelve months
from this date, and the legislature Of
1878 will meet in Custer City,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-22

Tie road from Sidney to the Hills is
not yet safe road to tfavst and the Gus
ter Herald calls loudly for troops to pro-
tect travellers over that routs from Indian
depredauons. Everything il lovely,
however, ON the Pierre route, not m In
dies hAvieg showa HE war painted viags
in that region since last .pring.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-22

therefore, to serve citations upoa them
and notice of the Offering of the will
for probate will be advertised for six
weeks in the Albany journal. On
The 9th OF February Mr. Henry L.
Clinton will move, in behalf Of Mrs.
Vanderbilt and William II. Wander
bils that the will be admitted to pro-
bate.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-22

A large prapos.iaa Of the printed
matter nsed BY the superintendent Of
immigration j. given out IN response to
letters from parties In the east who ara
al1ious to iesrn something about the
country.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-22

The territorisl papers arc asking for
strict Law tor the protection Of Insect
destroying birds.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-22

4 TERkfTORY 0P DAKOTA. 4.
County vi Yankton. 80
I. W. II. Mcvay. Cashic, OF the above named
bank. do soiemnly swear that The Aboye state-
ment is true to the beet Of my knowledys nsd be-
lief. ". II. ASAi,
cs-hter.
s.nbscribed and sworn TO before Ne this 18th day
af January, 1876. SAM-L II GnCbER,
CR RkaTcr--Attcsi; Notary Public
for YAnkton County. 4
A1nK y. PARMA,
n. T. KooLLKY. Direct ors.
o. r. BaAMsLx.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-22

The S~aa Lake Era spsAks Of two
members OF the nppar house Of tbs Da-
kota Legislature - .moss backed rclics
ef the age of Noah..
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-22

THE eeeupenea OF The Black Hills Aak
TOR the ests blishment Of another judicial
district 10 Include their pertien ei Ds-
ksta.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-22

A petition is before sths legislature
asking that the name Of Nnltevn, Arm
strong cnunty be changed to Milton.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-22
yANDERBILT'S WILL.

The following is : table show
ing dispositioa OF Commodore Van
derbilt's property BY his last will and
testament:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-05
ORGAN GRlkDEAs IN coURr.


An acton 10 equity was tried Ia tho BroSklyn City
Court before Judge Reynolds, yesterday 10 which
plaintiffs were Lazzcro cevicrs and Al,.n BottinnL
organ grinders ana the defenaants Domin.
leo spsznoii and viucento Spszoo. Tho alleged facts
that tho plaintiffs, who wore partncrs purchased
from tho defendants n wheeled orgAn Known AZ o
'.rrank piano" The Instrument, which was
manufactured ia Novara, Italy, was valued
at S235, aud the dete ndauts demanded
SIS down and $500 In 1--WE months. The property was
duly delivered and Cevisre ana Botnni started
a collecting tour through tho streets OF Brooklyn.
They bad bosn long engaged In turning tho tune
iul crank Of tho organ, however tcore they DIS
covered 10 their dlsnav that there rad-
csy wrong inside tho instrument and that tho plain
i've notes OF INTO tho lively OF
treiy dissmilar opera, In . most perpexing manner
Alter paying the money the OUTRAGED organsis brought
SUIT TO recover from the QoondADts There Wcro
twenty-five liainns IN court during tho procc pgs
tho witnesses being examined through an interpreter.
Tho evidence elected vSluminous, and IL was
shown that performers small organs from 81
TO IS per day, and y wheeled organ viii net for It's
ners from S. 20 $40 per day. Judge Reynolds re-.
served hts decision.