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epor,ed back house file 81. With sn amend
ment aud q recommendation that II pass as
ntiteaaea-
Mr.. Burlejgh, tMr Mills in the chair) re-
ported back council bill SO, to amend the
charter Of Yankton, with a recommends
,ion that it pass.
COUNCIL BILLS.
Mr. Back introduced council bill "a, pro.
vdlng for the Incorporation Of the city OF
| Bismarck Under suspension Of the rules
the bill! had It's several readings and was
passed by unanimous vote, Mr. La Moure
not voting, being absent.
Mr.. Wallace introduced council bill IS,
for the relief OF John Clemens as ex-t.eas.
urer, who h2i placed $l6s,52 in Hoffman S
bank, and the bank having failed that
amount Of muNEE is involved IN the fall
| TIRE.
Mr.. Ws.iaces bill siyes authority 10 The
new ,rcas6fer 10 accep, the liability Of the
Hoffman Bank ia lieu OF cash
/ Under suspension OF rules th. bill had ils
several readings and was passed BY the fol-
flowing vote Ayes-Messrs Duncan, Gun
derson, L. Moure, Mills. Valentine, Wal
iace-6. Noes Messrs. Back. Miner. Pot
ter Mr.. President-4
/ Council sill So, introduced BY Mr.. Bur
leigh, amenaa.ory to the charter Of the city
Of Yankton was read third time and
passed BY the following vote: Ayes
Messrs. Back, Bailey. Gundcrson, Miner
Mills. Potter. Valentine, M President g
Noes Messrs Duncan, La Mourc, Wallsc,
7 g
HoUsE BIL1s.
House lle 81. reported back from the ju
dietary committee with An amendment
BIN 10 repeat chapter 10 Of the genera
laws of 1S745 80 Ear q, It affects the coun
ties OF Hutchinson, Richland and Trail, Va
passed with It's amendment
MESSAGE FnoA THE GOVERNOR.
Theiollowing message ras received from
the governor
Gentleman Of tie couati2 and Hcas Of Rep
: restatdtirSss
II II seems 10 me important that Shoult
{ call your attention 10 the necessity for max
Ing Some provision for the immediate pub
) licaton Of . limited number of copies o
: the several codes alresdy adopted and {,
be hereafter enacted by you at this session
!. While the value OF this compilation OF ou
! laws cannot be over estimated, when .thei
= former unwieldy and unsaiiatscsory shap
10 considered, 1t ID OF no real value TO th
i people until plated where thsy can hav
sccess 10 1t. The old laws being repealc
the newly completed ones take immediA,
Icffect and there should Be II least one COP
p4seed ih HE AaHaa 81 Of esHasy efBeess 90
the different Courts at the earliest possibl
sI moment.
4 The appropriation made BY congress
!. not sufficient to provide for tho printing &
!, these laws and With the pressure OF othe
. important matters upon congress II hi
= boen found impossible, thus fat. TO secure
n deficiency appropriation to provide for lh
expcnse II seems TO me evi1en, und.
!, the circumstances. that the legislallve q
. sembly should at Its present session, pr,
4 Vide . sufficient appropriation 70 meet th
expense, relying upon congress-, ata futul
Z session, to reimburse the territory for II
/. outlay thus Incurred
|. Very respectfully.
JoHS l., PENNINGTON,
I- Governor.
1 4
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9re5s aud 1akotalau
DAILY.
DAILY.

rAawToN. = nANoTA
i ,og-
Wednesday Evening, Feb IA, 10"
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DR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
Will cure cough in one half the time nee.
essary to cure IL Nth other medicines, and
/, does 1t, ne. by drying 1t up, bh, by re
moving the subduing the irritation,
and hcaling the affected parts Sold by
druggists.
Members of the council, members OF the
legislature, and members ofthe community
in general. in want OF business sui, or .
dress suit Of clothes viii do we'll TO mAkc
call at Harry Katz's great clothing and
gents furnishing goods emporium on Third
street You Will says al least twenty five
per cent by making your purchase Of him.
See and believe
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MT .SSutire-tnhfiAGk KILLERS and
SPORTSMEN.
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The British exploring expedition to the
North Pole has returned, but made no
special discoveries They simply re-travel
ed the territory so thoroughly explored by
Drs. Kane and Hayes. How much more
useful the discoveries made by DR.. Pierce
With their announcement, dates new
epoch In curing diseases His Golden
Medical discovery cures the most malig.
nant scrofulous affections, rUstofes diges:
ton, removes all impurities from The blood
and enriches II. II the liver be sluggish,
bowels constipated, with headache or dlzzi.
ness, use his Pleasant Purga:lve Pellets
These remedies are standard
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a slo PRszE.

j will, on the FIRST day OF March, 1877,
sivc a ten dollar prize to any person who
viii make the most pins In ten frames
on my bowling alley. corner Third and
Capital streets, Stones block. 1ank,or
ID. T.
The best brands Of wines. liquors and
cigars, constantly on hand.
j. w, SalTn, Prop'r.
Fresh oysters received at Jenkinson'
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Fresh oya.efa received Al Jenkinson1
twice week
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Fresh oysters Ieceirea al IcnEnson' 's
/ Vice vecl; !,
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List OF Letter.


Remsiningi the fost . nee At Yenkton, d. r.
Feb II, lss7- lfaot called for in 60 dxys. AIN
bsscnt 10 the Dead Let,efOnce.
Bickneh " MeMahAn
Binkson II l. Mcdonald Keb.
Bradley char II C'Callahan Mrs CfftrtBs
Brink Mrs Mary 0'UonneI James
speso John plnmmer Denia l.
uaotrt Mar In Plant Pc Or
pairaud Phillip Serowk VT
kigar a smith Mis- Rosa
t,auntt Henry 81 Smith Master Frsnk
CARAT john swcarihRin William
Hsckit Johnaihnn Tschettsr Paul
HsAdkY JOSEF Thompssn Miss LitfR
Hlh Mary X. Watkins Mi Sarah
koantty Albert M-siaar lalan
kaufman ChrieyiaH Wwssea JuAa
tnWseb Johi, Waite A,ss Auaia
Tow {anl6 TxnSTng vJtTU II f-xItr-rr---
aSap fpa sesiAnA
Ml.sslfah Jenknaou, Yankton, due io
Fatsop. ssilsag Tor advertised ie,tsrs win
plss.. ssy Advertised
4ss1 " - " : 49,
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uPsETTISG THINGS.
\ Dt Of u Flarvy In the Councii
Whseh Resulsa In TIC Unseasing
or = Mem Der and two ResIg.
nations.

There was = young earthquake in the
legislative council this afternoon anu after
the npheaval was over the aspect Of afiaits
was somewha, changed II was Ill caused
bYa resolution presented by Mr. Wallace,
TO the effect that Mr.. McHench was emit.
tied go the seat from the 7th district instead
OF Mr- Back, who has occupied il since the
session began. The resolution WAS adopt
ed BY vote of SIX 10 five, Messrs. Bailey,
Duncan, Mills, Prttigrew, valentine and
Wallace voting in the affirmative and
Messrs. Back, Gunderson, Miner, otter
and Burle'gh voting in the negativc Mr.
La Moure and Mr Wilson happened TO be
absent about this time and this gave
the opponents Of Back an opportunity 10
carry their point. Following this action
Mr.. Potter got up, and rendered his resig-
nation as member of the council and then
Mr.. Burleish followed with his
resignation as president Of the
council. The two gentlemen who repre-
sent fanklon county then left the council
chamber and for q while the business OF
tha, body was interrupted by the sudden
ness of tie successive moves and the alb.
sence of so many members. Anothe,
feature Of this afternoons doings was the
discharge of Arthur Linn, engrossing clerk
and the election Of Thomas Marshal te
ill the vacancy. AT latest accounts a..
was'quiet within the council chamber mat
ters were moving along under the dlrec
ton Of Mr.. Mills, of Bon Homme
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Fo u nd.

A mutr With white handkerchief IN ii.
Apply 70 Henry HErSKs,
Capital street. .
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Tesh Lettuce At Walter II. Cars.
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e@s~AAAASSAAAS W S00bStl VIII ANO. ~, III
lstion to tho city of Fargo, and that Ms.
Back has been appointed to confer with
CO nmittee Of the house.
Mr.. Clarkson vas appointed on the par.
Of the house to shake hand. With Mr..
Back
Also, that the council had concutred in
house amendments 10 council bill No. 80.
in relation to funding the Indebtedness OF
YYaat sea eela,aeet: =:
Also, that the council had passed house
die No. So. . memorial il relation to the
Indian reservation In Charles Mix and
Btuls counties,
| Also, that the council had passed coun--
Gil bill No. 50. TO leealizs certain acts OF
J. F. Folsom Is notary public
The house took up council bill No. SO,
and under Suspension Of tho rules, was
rcd frsi, second and third times and
| passed
Chapter 3s OF the political code, relating
to mines and mining, which was reported
this morning. by the special committee on
Black Hilis. was taken up, and the amend
usnts submitted by The COMMITTEES adopted
The house then resumed consideration
Of that part Of The political code relating
TO the fees and compensation Of public ON.
eess 43ssF eeHefssiiHE astdrrattou
the house took recsss until Q ?. N.
AFIERHooN sEssIos.
The house met at 3 p, M, and was called
to order by the apcAker.
! The house took houst. file No The
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THE DAKOTA. LEGISLATURE.
1wELrra SESSION.


T0estisY. Feb. H.
.isbaii -past twolre O'clock the commit.
tee rose snd reported progress and the
council took recess 10 tso o'clock p, n.
AFTERNOON .Tssios.
Tie counei! went into COMMITTEES OF tas
whole on lhe apportionment blu Ar- Mills
Ia the chair.
Amer several hours discussion, the com
mhtee rose, reported the bill with various
amendments and recommended Its passage
On motion OF Mr.. Valentine tho report
was saaopted.
Mr. Pettigrew m 2veo The previous qnes-
,ion,
The motion was sustained.
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Rss.
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IS cents,
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VARIOUS CAUSES.

Advancing years, care, sickness, disap-
pointment, and hereafter predisposition-
a.! operate to turn the hair gray, and either
AYERS HAIR V1GoR will restore faded or
gray, light and red hair to rich brown or
deep black, as may be desired. 1t softens
and cleanses the scalp, giving it healthy
action, and removes and cures dandruff and
humors. By its use falling hair is check.
ed, and q new growth will be produced in
all cases where the follicies are not destroy
ed or glands decayed. Its effects are beau.
tifully shown on brashy, weak. or sickly
hair, to which few applications will pro-
duce the gloss and freshness OF youth.
Harmless and sure in its operation, it is in.
comparable as dressing, and is especially
valued for the soft lustre and richness OF
tone it imparts. 1t contains neither oil nor
dye, and will not soil or color white cam.
brio; yet it lasts long on the hair, and
keeps is fresh and vigorous.
For SALE BY ALL DEALERS.
Sold by Mills s. Purdy. Yankton.
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PASSENGER No.!

TRAINS MOVING
" EST.
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GENTLE HINT.

In our style of climate, with its sud.
den changes of temperature,-rain, wind
and sunshine often intermingled in a
single day,-it is no wonder that our
children, trends and relatives are so fire..
quently taken from US by neglected colds
half the deaths resulting directly from
this cause. A bottle of Boschee's Ger.
man Syrup kept about your home for
immediate use will prevent serious sick.
ness, large doctors bill, and perhaps
death, by the use of three or four doses
For curing Consumption, Hemorrhages,
Pneumonia, Severe Coughs, Group or any
disease of the Throat or Lungs, its sue
cess is simply wonderful, as your drug.
gist will tell you. German Syrup i.
now sold in every town and village OF
thss continent. Sample bottles for trial
10 cents; regular size, IS cents.
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For Army Transportation ON the Mis-
souri,, YollONvstone and Big
Horn RfYera.
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PROPOSALS.

For Army Transportation on the Mis-.
souri,, Yellowstone and Big
Horn Rivers.
OFFICE CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER DErARr-)
MENT OF DAKOTA, st. Paul Minn..
December {, 1S77. J
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
~ Office until II O'Clock noon. on the seven
teenth day of January, 1878. for the transporta-
tiOn Of government troops and supplies.
/. On the Missouri river. between Iankton. d.
r.. and Fort Benton, NJ. r.. from and between
March 20 and October 81, 1873.
2. On the Yellowstone river. between Fort Bu-
between May Is and August is, 1875
Horn aep1 ss Yfs ss s
tween Xprii j, ISIS. and MareS 81, isss @ 'u ''
E Ss hnnd be in s III s.a
or more responsible persons certihsd IS fully re-
se sRSsss by Ss sFk a at ses
be accepted and entered into, and good and suf
the sum Of thirty Thousand dollars lsso,Sooi, for
the faithful fulfllment Of the contract.
The government reserves the right to reject
any or all bids that may be offered.
Lists Of specifications and requirements for the
information Of bidders. form Of contract to be
entered into IN case OF award, and form of pro-
be had BY to this See
at Chicago. Illinois st. Louis, Missouri; Fort
Lcavenwofth, Kansas Omaha. Nebraska Bis
marck. D. T.. or Sioux City. Iowa and no bid
will be entertained unless accompanied by, and
based upon. the list of specifications and require
ments, and form Of contract referred to-.
Moreover, no bid will be entertained. under
anv circumstances, unless the bidder is present
in person, or by duly authorized agent or attor..
ney. at the opening Of the bids. and Is then and
there prepared to show that he Is fully able to
carry out the contract in all respects II awarded
to him.
Proposals should be ildorsed Proposals fsr
transportation on the Missouri river y PropO.
sails for transportation on the Yellowstone river
Horn river" and addressed to the undersigned.
CiAS. II. TOMPKINS,
Deputy Quarternlster General, u s. A..
Chief QuartermaSter
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PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING SIDEWALKS.

YANKToN, d. T., Nov. %. 1877.
SEALED PROPOSALS Will be received by the
- City Council Of the City Of lankton, D. T..
for furnishing the material and repairing the
front of lots l6) six and q seven, in block t2s>
twenty-five. and south nc-half Of lot Gl fve. in
block (23 twenty three also In front Of lots u.l
twelve and us> thirteen. in block (.) two. Lower
Yankton. The plank and timber must be good,
sound pine, and bc repaired In good manner !;
said walks Ia bc paid for rs soon as the ci.y
shall receive pay from the owners Of the lots
where said walks are repaired. and not before
that tim,. All proposals to be deposited with
4, !, White. city clerk. on or leforc December
II. 1877.
fhc right Is reserved to reject any or all bids.
q. ". DE1.AMATER.
street Commissioner.
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SLACK HILLS NOTES.


Dea,lwood Times Dec. 9th.
A meeting Of the property owners was
held in the court house last evening for the
consideration Of the question Of securing
adjacent towns.
The material Of the Central City Herald
Office has been purchased BY Mr.. knight,
who will revive, in this city, the Miner and
publish it hereafter as a weekly.
Phenomenal as it may appear, the streets
of Gutter are very dusty. not particle of
snow to whiten the ground. The recent
furry in this vicinity proved'a heavy storm
southwest Of the city, fifteen inches falling
at and around Cold springs.
Shortly before noon to-day, flames were
discovered issuing from the residence Of
James Langan, situated OH the Centennial
road. An alarm was speedily sounded and
many citizens repaired to the locality, but
owing to the infammable nature Of the
material of which the building was con-
structed, and the great scarcity Of water, the
building and its entire contents were COM
pletely destroyed.
The Woolley mine is experiencing lit
tie temporary trouble. Some time ago Mr.
Ramsdell sold his one third interest to Mr..
Burch, and the latter in turn sold it tn Mr..
Edwards. Latter delivery was prevented
BY Mr.. Ramsdell, who asserts that be gave
no deed to but took a mortgage from Burcb,
whereupon warrants were issued and pos
session obtained by legal process. To-day
other warrants were issued and the Burch
party will be dispossessed.
Judge ]. w. Lytle, mortgage of the
printing material Of the Herald, up the
gulch, turned ever the property to w. D.
knight. i and the ts latter, With the Judge, went
the property. whsreupon Bartholomew ap-
preached with doublebarrelled shotgun,
loaded and cooked, and ordered his visitor,
out, threatening their life if they ever re
turned. Messrs. Knight and Lytle accord
ingly decamped, and will, probably, call
the hostile editor (?) to legal account.
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TRAINS MOVING
EAST.
PASSENGER Nc.s


e Passenger train going east connects at Davie
junction with branch trains arriving ut Port
!andville at 1919 p. m, and then connecting with
Howard's stages for Virginia. Eden, Fairview,
Beleit, Canton, Harrisburg, Flandreau. Linwood,
Rock Rapids, Sioux Fells and all points on the
Big Sioux River, and from leaving Portlandville
at ! rs p. M, connects at Davis junction with
train going west.
S: At Elk Point with stages for P,nca, Neb /.
and Richla d. d. T.
4. At vermillion with stages for Lodi, River.
side, Turner, Bloomingd.le and Finlay.
s. At Meckling with stages for St.Jsmee.
:. At tGayville with stages for st. Helena.
L., At fankton with stages for all points H.,
southern and western Dakota, and North Nebras
ka; and during the season Of navigation with
Of steamers ior Randall, Brule, Pierre, Sully,
Rice, Bismarck, Stevenson, Berthold. Buford,
Carol and Benton; connecting at Pierre with
transportation wagons for the Black Hills.
This Is the only Direct Route to the
~ GEO. E. MERCHANT.
E. v. DERRIcKsoN, Cent Supsrintsmd't
AGENT
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-12-12

COleridge was prodigal in his words,
which, in fact, he could with difficulty
suppress; but he seldom talked of HIM
self or his affairs. He was very specu-
lative, very theological, very metaphys-
ical, and not unfrequently threw in
some little pungent sentence, character
istic of the defects of some of his
acquaintance. In illustration of his
uniailing talk, will give an account of
one of his days when L was present.
He had come from Highgate TO London,
for the sole purpose of consulting
friend about his son Hartley e. our
dear Hartley"), towards whom he ex-
pressed, and have no doubt felt, much
anxiety. He arrived about one or two
o'clock, in the midst of a conversation
which Immediately began TO interest
him. He struck into the middle of the
talk very soon, and held the - ear of
the house" until dinner made its
appearance atOnt four o'clock. He then
talked all through the dinner, all the
afternoon, all the evening, with scarce
ly single interruption. Tie expatiated
on this subject and on that; he drew
fine distinctions; he made stbtle criti-
cisms. He descended TO anecdotes
historical, logical, rhetorical; he dealt
with law, medicine and divinity, until,
at last, five minutes before eight o'clock,
the servant came i'll aud announced that
the Highgate stage was at the corner
of the street, and was waiting to convey
Mr., Coleridge home. COleridge imme-
diately started mp, obliviOus of all time
and said, in a hurried voice, my
dear Z, will come to you some
other day, and talk to you about our
dear Hartley" He had quite forgotten
his son and every body else, in the
delight of having such an enraptured
audience.
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Throb, throb, throb. Never sleeping,
but often tired, loaded with care, chill
ed by despair, bleeding with wounds,
often inflicted by those who do not un-
derstand it, or burdened with affection,
it must beat on for lifetime. Nothing
finds Judgement in its chambers that
does not add to its labors. Every
thought that the mind generates steps
upon the heart before it wings its way
into the outer world. The memory of
the dead loved ones are mountains of
weight upon its senitiveness; the anx-
ieties of the soul stream to the heart and
bank themselves upon it, as the early
snowdrifts cover the tender plant; love.
if it loves, fires it with feverish warmth
and makes it the more sensitive; hate,
if it hates, heats it to desperation and
fills it with conflicts. Still it works on.
When slumber closes the eyelids the
heart is beating-beating beneath all
its burdens; il works while we sleep /;
it works while we play; it aches when
we laugh. Do not unnecessarily wound
it; do uot add to its bleeding wounds.
Speak a kind word to cheer it; warm 1t
when it is cold; encourage it when it
despairs.-GOod Words.
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Ivory and its limitations.

Larger dem ands of civilization for
manufactures employing this material,
an increased knowledge of African
ivory districts, and the ready advantage
of combining some slave expedition
with the pursuit of ivory, few years
since, added extraordinary stimulus TO
the activity of elephant hunting, Con-
ditions of this nature at length menaced
the proboscidian family to a degree
never known previously. 1t lis reported
that in Cape Colony not an elephant
survives; that in all the Africsn coast
regions the ivory hunter finds herds Of
these pachydermata extremely few and
far between. In Guinea, once distiu-
guished as the Ivory Coast, the number
of elephants has been decreased by the
native hunters, until commerce in ivory
has there also become quite insignifl-
cant in amount. How numerous the
animals may be in the interior can be
only matter of conjecture, and whether
the number native there is augmented
by the retreat of others from the mari
time countries, in which hitherto they
have been persistently hunted.-Ihe
GALAXY.