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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-03-02

a Texas editor, whose midnight oil
mus; have failed him just as he was going
10 press, prints the following energetic
opinion: The man who would water pc.
irolcm and sell il, would sneak into the
palace of the king of kings and steal the
gliding from the wings of angels" The
sufferer could hardly have been more
vigorous in his denunciation if he had
caught somebody watering his whiskey.
Recently in Detroit a coach dog was
quietly wriggling his way under his mas
ters. carriage, and a Newfoundlander
manifested disposition to chaw him
up. Alter a great deal of manGuvriDg
the Newfoundlander dartcd under the
buggy AT the rear, and coachy darted out
in front close to the horses heels. The
other followed, but failed in his mission,
and, besides being stepped upon by the
horse, was run over by the carriage and
badly hurt.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-07
PARAGRAPHS.

"Peace to her hashes' is the touch.
ing inscription on m indianapolis
boarding woman's tombstone.
A Hobokeu woman is so cleanly
that she uses two rolling pins, Que for
pie,crust and the other for her kus-
bands. head.
Il curious experiment wsr'y the
magnet was recently tried in London.
A boy bad Broken u needle in the call
OF his leg, and before resortiug to
surgical instruments II was decided
to try the effect Of a powerful magnet
in Withdrawing the steel. After .
number of experiments in different
positions the needle was drawn near
the surface on ,he opposite side Of
the leg from which it entered and
WAS easily witndrawn.
The question is asked repeatedly,
sis President HAYES the brother -in-
law Of Stanley Mst,hews?' He is
not. Psesidsnt Hayes married Miss
Webb, daughter Of DE-. Webb, o.
Chiilico,he. MIR. Matthews married
q Miss Black of Tennessee. DR..
Joseph Webb, Mrs. Hayes's b b,other
married = sister Of Jadge Matthews.
Or in other words, The president and
Judge Matthews are brothers in-law
OF the same man, Dr.. Webb.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-07
In the whole IIl.,ory OF medicine

No preparation has ever performed such
marvellous, or maintained SO wide rrpu.
tation, As AyEA's CHERRY PEcToRaL
which is recognized Ms the worlds remedy
for all diseases OF the throat and lungs Its
long continued series of wonderful cures
in all climates has made 1t universally
known as safe and reliable agents to en-
ploy. Against ordinary colds. which are
the forerunners Of mere serious disorders,
acts speedily and surely, always reiiev,
Ing suffering, and often saving life. The
protection ii affords, by It's timely use in
tho throat and lungs disorders Of Children,
makes II an invaluable remedy to be kept
alwaYs on hand in every home. No per
son can afford to be without 1t, and those
who have once used it never will. From
their knowledge OF its composition and ef-
fects, Physicians use the CHERRY PEcro
RAJ extensively ia their practice, and Cier-
gymen recommend il II is absolutely Ger.
tain in lis remedial effects, and will always
cure where cures are possible. For sale by
all dealers. Sold by Mills s Puriy, Yank
ton.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-07
alvxa aoUrxs.


The var department, with the approval
Of the secretary of war. isspes circular d.
nouncing for the information Of all con
:cerned the following rostes connecting The
Missouri rivsr with ths Black Hills under
the lats hea:y with tho Sioux Indians:
Route No /. Beginning At Bismarck,
Uakota, Inc present western terminus OF
the Northsrn Pacific railroad Il will
cross The 1854 meridian Of. Longitude, the
western boundary Of the Sioux reservation,
on the shortest and most practicable route
TO Desdwood City. I
Route No. Beginning at q point on
the right bank of, the Missouri river
known As For, Pierre, or at some D tint no,
over s.ghiesn miles north Of that place. II
wifi cross tbs 1884 meridian on the short.
est and most practicable route to Dead
wood City
Route No. 3 Beginning at TIE Yanktor
crossing OF the Missouri river, Themes Ut
the soulh bank OF Niobrafa To lis crossinr /
opposite The moth OF the keya Pahn riv
er, thence up the latser near lhe sources n
| Porcuplne creek the l0:a meridian on ths
shortest ana most practicable route to Gus
ter City.
i pSoPiS =" cstAutisi. tHcHiseiScs II
stations along these lines arp notified suut
establishing will no. carry with it any pro
prietary righ. to the land. which will b.
subject 10 conditions which may bs inpo.
ed by The secrtary Of war.
he -Meslern hnundarY- of The Sioux res
erva,ion as fixed BY The recent treaty is a
follows:
/ Commencing al The intersection OF ,h
TOD meridian longitude with the aorihcri
boundary. OF Nebraska, thence to lis inter
sscsiou With The south fork of the chey
[enne river, thence down said stream to it
Junction with the north fork Of the Bell
A Fourche. thence up that fork TO the 1903
meridian To the south bTansh OF Caano
! Ball or Cedsr Greek.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-07

a T. AcAulsy, Of sptinedsld arrived
last Eight. He il looking Tor teams ia
60 o Indian territory with the effects Of
the Pesca Indians. About t1enty thou,
sand pounds Of goods have bsen started
and Is now on the way. Ths newspaper
reporn Of opposition on the part Of the
Poncas to their removal to the Indla1
territory, Nj. McAuisy says are withou,
foundation. They are willing 10 move asd
are giving their assistance 10 packing up
the Ponca property and getting /, Into ,hs
wagons, II will tako about sixty days ia
make the trip, the wboss outfit going over
land TO Indian territory.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-07

Messrs Bell, Conrad 4 Co. Chicago,
have placed upon the market arossieA un
ground cofee In one ponnd papers. that is
uneqaaled in havos aad strenrth by any
heretofore eiferej hStGotl.e drinkers. I,
possesses many Of the characteristics .!
Java ard Mocha, and being raasied In iii
tight eyliadsra, the oil Is retained In the
terry. Aessrs. Bell, Gonrnd Il Co, are
manufacturers Of the celebrated Peerless
Baking Powder, and the ealy importers
and FossteI Of Ankosia Coffee IL ghs
United asatcs Al ths xrcrsn kays n los
Ale, md viii refsnd IT. usoaey n easA0.
nere ~ ncs paad. BNiu Iovse a o.
ee16A seoo ~ - Z ~ 3,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-07

d. 7. Wooiley, wholesale and retail deal
er in Groceries and Pravialons. Third street,
corner Douglas Avenue. viii sell moro
good g,ods and full weights for cash than
ano man in fankton. He keeps no shoddy
goods. Give bi ma call Special attention
paid To Black Hills ou.tits.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-07
PksssnAL..

H.sm,th, of the Yellowstone, is ii the
Jsncks.
- AZ -AeAslsy, Of Springfield, is 4. the
Nsrchaats.
Felicia Fallice, proprietor Of Pra,, the
crssk nnche, is in town.
Z, B. Jones, clerk OF the Yellowstone.
arrived last night and ID quartered At the
Jencks.
COL Peck. connected With the Contract
Transportation Bompasys line, arrived
last night. He b at Tie Merchants.
Capt. D. ". Marietta, Bismarck agent Of
tls Coulsonr line, vas at the Merchants 8
last sisAt Helm this morning.
Rsv. 8. R. J, Hoyt, recently from China,
will preach at Bon Homns a.d Springfield
ts-oonow, filling the appointment, Of his
fsthsr Rev. DR.. Hoyt.
II. Heinsr, R. Prayton, D. Hortstrnm,
7. g. Hortstrum, n. E. Sommis, o. F.
Somnis and ]. W. Coffic are among the
Josephine's passengers.
George W. Girdon and J, N. McMutch-
60. Of Galena. sseaubost inspectors. ar
rived last slsht and arc ., The Merchants.
They arc looking over the boats to-day.
g J. G. Butternelda family arrived last
night on briet visit TO the hesd Of the
family. They lef. this morning for Min.
nesots, where they viii remain all sun. .
mer.
F. A. Wilson, Of Cedar Rapids. co,rs
pondsnt Of the Chicago later Ocean and
Cedar Rapids paper. il {, the Jencks. Il.
y here for the purpose Of writlns up the
Pierre rou.e.
Nm T.. n. Tolman, wife Of Capt. Tol.
maa, Of SulIy, aad Ars. Burrc.t, also OF
eally. arrived lest night from the saa, ana
asess ~ ysncks They will 20 up the
river % IL Nellie Peck.
AJor = q K1bb. trdeI !, Cheyenne
aasses, arrived lass night frua Ohio,
Whas - vas naritsd few days $50,
In. - sonpasisd him ssd ltAs two
- Gs1e y 1lEA6A Mn. Frssk Van Tas.
r.. a)1s = - Nh ~ III cAsy-
g - : : - -
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-07
Tr.i. Yoar Horses.

l am nos prerarcd to receive horses for
training, for speed or driving. WIN pay
attention to breaking and handling vicious
horses also Veterinary Any person hav.
ing horse that They wish to have handled
for speed, and not knowing me and my
ability asa trsiner and driver will furnish
sufficient reference from the best horselnen
in the United States.
Stable on north BroAd~ay, Yarkton, p.
T, N. G. AaAsrKoSas
Yaukton, D. T., March %.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-07
N ER4Ou S Debility. |.

VIAL weakness OF 0cpfcsSlon:
weak exhausted feeling. no energey Or
courage: the result of mental over.
work, 1ndikcrellOns or cxcesyes,
yor some drain upon the system, is always
cured by HUMPHREYS HOMEO-
PATHIC No. 20. 1t tonss up and invig-
CRATES the system, dispeis the gloom and
dependency, imparts strength and energy,
stops The draio and FtJuyenaIes the enIiFe
man. Been used twenty years with perfect
success by thousands. Sold by dealers.
Price, f1.00 per single vial. or $500 per
package Of five vials and 500 vial of pow.
der. Sent BY mail on receip, OF price.
Address ii HUMPHREYS HOMEO.
PATHlC MEDlClNE COMPA.
NY. 582 BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
~ SEE LARGE ADVERTISEMENT
deod-<E-w1y
For sale by NsIis d Purdy and q. W. Wander.
hule = Co., Agenta At Yanktos.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-07
!. raoPosALs wAxTED..

4,
Standing Rock, D. r., March 24sh, 1877.
rCEALKD PROPOSALS. with copy Of this ad
y vsriiscment attached. wilIbc received nj his
once until Weane .day, April is, 1871. fofihc
breaking Of six hundred iedJl and fot the cross
plowlng and narrowing OF not less than two
huadred t30G) nor more than four hundi cd .{IIIJj
acres " lanj3at ard near this agency, the work
to be commenced within ten tiu) days m or the
proposal has been approved and compile, cd with
in forty Ave tf5) daSs sfter its commencement.
the cptiFe werkio be done III thorough and
skBHul manner and to my satisfaciion. The
proposals mist be for the wholc work and mnst
specify, separately the price per scfc, for break
ing, for crossplow;n. and for har: owing.N
The proposals must be accompanied BY gnod
snd tnfhctent bond In the enm OF two Thousand
is,0oo deilars for the faithful and prr mpt per-
fmmanee Of the work. After the swa,d has heeI.
approved by the InteI3or Department y contract
VIII be entered into ior the work embraced Ia
this adyertisemi MT.
The fight is reserved 70 ejeci any Of all pro-
pcsals
". r. HusHss, \
April edo. U. 5. Indian Agent.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-07
TmK Rlvkn.
The river is falling.

The river is falling
Elk. Lathrop, of Vermillion, is the new
clerk of The Josephine.
- HE Rnsernmcni- steam boat inspectors
have been locking the boats over to- day.
The Nellie Peck and the Josephine both
moved from the lower to the upper ware
house 10 day.
The ferry, Or. EurlriEh. will start to
night for Pierre. wher she will operate as
transfer boat. Capt. Marsh goes with her.
Capt. Joseph IL. Cell, OF Krokuk, tnwa,
is In town on bis way to the Hills. He
expresses great surprise a. the chcapness
of goods here in Yapkton.
The steamer Josephine, Joe Ttdi mas
ter, aud E, A. Lsthrop clerk, Will leave
early tomorrow morning for Pierre and
VIII carry full load Of freight and about
tive hundred passengers.
The steamer Nellie Peck, Wm. Sim
mons master and Geo. b. Terry clerk,
will leave for Pierre and Buford at day
light tomorrow morning. She has full
load of government freight and cabin
full of passengers.
Sioux City Journal, 9Th: The river At
this point continued to rise rnpidly until
about the middle of the afternoon, ysster-
day, at which time 1t stood about six feet
Higher than on Tuesday evening. rise of
thtee feet and over duiing Wednesday
ni-ht and yesterday forenoon. The ice
continued 10 run so rapidly that the ferry
boat did not venture to make crossing
until last steyening, when ii made ore ,iip to
accommodate the many WHO were on this
side aud desirous Of crossing The Undine
lacored hard to get oyer and back. Stnce
the recent rise in the Missouri there has
been . constant wash OF the embankmsnt
just above the old government warehouse,
several feet having bsen thus worn away,
and there Is danger Of The building tnmb
! ling into the tuIbid old stream il the cur.
rent for short time longer continues its
onslaught on the soft embsnkment in iha,
locality. Il became 20 apparent BY las,
evening that such would be the result tha,
the work Of removing the buildings back
| q short distance was commenced.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-07
HOOK ana Ladder Mee,,ax.

There will be regular n,eeting Of the
Ysnk,on Hook ana Ladder company, Fri.
day evening April 9. to which all the
members nre requested to be present,
Busireu of importance on hand.
JonS F. MAcNAMAKk.
Foreman.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-07
a Terrible Co sxn.

- 0rSItUtO NVo8Us Ila,9ll
How $~fen We hear the above remark
during these extreme changes OF weather,
Colds, Coughs aud Sore Throats weie new
er more prevalent amons children than
new. Now We are goisg to rye you 70
try remedy which has excited comments
by physicians oil over the country. who ac-
knowledge thsh SURPRISE vt this WUudgrfuf
and happy results from It's use. That Tetp
edy ID the well-known preparation,
HALE'S COUGH CORDIAL. Your
own duREi1f, Mills dE5tfurdy will seff yDu
thst Il ID Tie best cough measeiue they ever
sod; end viii vaxrupt Z ours o. tttqsn
yoas n0esy y ynesia eass q 4 ll11s 1fess
QG16G O.. ~ ~ aetae. Rl91sp
.':s r. p. ID : d.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-07

Bs " NofttsiiaS9 byths mayor AID rohseaf or kAs
Z eifyer lankfoa:
That al owners of lets fEauting or ahutttns NM
to tho east eide Of Wslnuf asrcct tetwcen 1k.tu
aud Fourth streets gre hereby ordered to con.
walk to b, ttx feet wide, The outer line OF ths
same 10 be laid On Ibe ON Hive Of the east ride
OF WAlasi street, and 10. he constructed Of pine
plank no less than Two inches In thtckness. TO ~
laid crusavise snd spiked 10 ard suppcricd by
tiu,ters at ieast three inches In III csnees pnd
-four inches isp, paced not morr thar two feet
II the ratetd qasre az sf an nigh tn rAs soos,
81 shall prsseut when completedA y smooth 1ad.
resalar suffscs. without obstruction ~ pAssaEs.
Passca April, 1871.
E.T.Wa,ra, City Clerk.
Approved. 4 prli s 1871
r n ZikkAeH. IIS s.. s17I 6
z--7eslS MaSnr. - April : n
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-07

An ismsnss stock Of Black Killers sup.
pllies, miners jackets, ovenlls, weol and
rubbsr blankets, rubber coats, etc, etc, =,
Harry Ka,zs.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-07

An e1cellen, assortnsnt of the lsies,
1 New York styles Of hats, and ape, for
mems, boys and youth. wear of Ill grades,
at Harry Kat1s.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-07
wanted.

A situation - cle.k in store or ONCE.
Can speak three languages. Address A. G.
r., Press and Dako ONCE.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-07
YASkToN NURSERY.

Trees aaA Early sPrisx Vegetables.
Fruit, shade and ornamental trees Pie
plant. aud asparagus roots; oil kinds of hot.
bed plants for garden and held culture in
season. Trees Of all kinds a5 per cent low
cr tlan ever before.
WA. Box. Proprietor.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-07
For Kent.

Six rooms to 10, in Rey- AZ Summer
cissn house For further particulars in
quire of ] N. Hsrtert, Yank,on, d. T.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-07
Soc. DREW, Sec'y.

A fullstock Of youth and boys clothing,
dress suits, school suits and suits guaranteed
TO b cellar-door proof Call ana see them
=, Harry Katz's.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-07

Five acres m land within the city limits
for small house and lot. Inquire at this
olace.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-07

Ladies' ties, cuffs aud collars, aud the
latest SHADES Of wallis, al Mrs. Lyons.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-07

Mes. cures. cea,s.
levers, Classification. .lnaainnAiinaA- q
Worms. Wern Fsyer, Worm C6iic. q
Crying Collie, or TeetAins OF Infanp
piairhrea- nf 4 h3lsirel i.r a.lnits - - Is
s py ysentety. Gripping. silliour colh =
8 UholeFa Morbas. Vomiting, !,
Z Coughs, colds, bronchitis, 2.
Neuralgia, tooshache, faccachc, 2s
> Headaches, sick headaches, vorti2s, Is
10 Dyspe ssia, btlliosA stomach as
u Suppressed, or painful periods, IS
= Group, Cough dsnicnlt breAs hing. IS
y Salt khslm, erysipeiaa, eruptions, .
is rheumatism, Rheumatic pains 3
~ Fever and ague, ckild fcvers, ague, 50
IL riles. AliAd q hleed.ng. M
10 OphthAlmy, aae sore Or weak nytr, Is
y y Gstarrh, "a, acute q chrenic, tnfuenza, g
g Whooptng cough, violent coughs. y
II KsrhMa, opFrugBVu uyt1rntIg - ---T r.
q Ear discharges, impaired hearing u
2 screfnia, enlarged glands, swellinga, q
. propsy and reanty secrction.. 4
q nsn sickness. sickness from riding -
Is Nervous % i DEBILITY. semi semina, ws.k,e.. or ir-
voluntary discharges, %
. Urinary weakness, xeisins the bed, e
81 Painful periods, with spssIns, 70
. Disease OF heart. paipiyatiens &c, 1A
Is Epilepsy. spAsMs, ST. Fttus' dance, /, 70
y Dtphthcria, liberated sore throat q
Is OAroRic couyestions and eruptisai. e
FAMILY CAhKs.
Case, Msrsccs with 80 lafts viale aud manual 81
Case, ,aorocce, Of % large viais and bsok,. 8
~ Hfhese remedies are sent w the case or siasls
boz 10 any part Of she country, free ofcharge, On
+aeei pt OF price. kddress
nUAFaREY's HOMEOPATHIC
MEDICINE Co,
ones aaa Depot. Ne. ssa, Broadway,
NEW Ypax.
For sale by all drus.ista.
Aiils = rurdy aaa 9. v. vanaerh,ls . %
sA1ents y Yahktsn. .sassow&wiy
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-07

By geod ssasns. (so childnn)a snail,
neas dvsllias, long eass taken II desired.
Address, !. Tenant" this ol1oe.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-07

SrMpLE AND INEXPENSIVE as II is
GLENN's SULPHUR SOAP is most eff cient
remedy for certain obnoxious diseases, to
be cured Of which those afflicted with them
often spend thousands Of dollars to no pur-
pose. -
HInL's INSTANTANEOUS HAIR DYE is
the best and safest,
The latest styles of hat. just received
at l. PILES s CO.,
Leave orders for Brazilian artichckrs
with R!chey 4 Dix, Yanktoa.
Three BIS Imperial tear for si.oo a, A.
W. Lavendsr's.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-07
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wAlKrols. DAKOTA.
Daaarlay 1ysaing. April I, 1877,


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AoCAA z1ACoNsCs.
N. Burnham d ths Chicago Millinery
-. i hou.e ann. and : now re.
aaavane u noss beautiful goods ever
hross1s % Ya.k,oa. Ladies call AID ex-
go. 49, - - ,peicss.
4 80 - hoardias house has bean q
nh,iahea & n. Phrre.
O. thoaea.d n,.ek Hillsr, have reached
Y,nktss IN v,ek.
O. A..A.,A and aye uer,on, took |
heaAsL14 I. ,he Isnck, mi. morning and
.,..kv - dov. "a tlinnar ,here.
r. Dakon aouthern train arrived 1,
IIla O'clock and hroasht ,hree eoaches
coasaiaius tvo hundred Rl,ck Hillar.
or hundred and nfty f,re-test I'D lirht
oIt ITsa m otha, vhen vou c.n -, !, !,
u aame pr,ce for cash Il A. W. Layen.
dar,a 3
E Usiyer,.lias ,erv,ces viii - held :,
s,o.e,a ali Supd., af,erpoon and evening
Ra,. Kar, Gerrrr of Chcpk,c Jov, viii
pc,acA Af,ernoo. ,ubiec, 4M.n.n , ave.
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=. 80 y -. .....ss.s...n - ~ -. . ,s ~
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- :. ~ s. :. wv. u'eu .oo' ou'caso' unuel
S.p , - 1.n' uAso .1i''eu en
... - - ..o' -.e so'nk ou' 70 :
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49,. 80 ,.s. o~... - ' ~ am Emu. '"ss n''ess'
s . - s.1 ."1 =, Ss''u"
'' = Na'eaAp .i''es a. =
- soasn'ug
49, 49, ~ "s' iom isnA'oh !"
az e',uen.'Y 10 earnes.
.us ia'1nk ons on ana ViHea ior OIL the
'1.o' '..'ou ns cso ke'.
:, 1s'u " gong !" ouiio : jan Tor
~ n.ue epu's ne''e Fa,syes ana
:. .'ss''s' 'sey III 70 ~sh cared 'or Bon
' 1'.y Hss NJ Js'' ana prisoners
a.s sso'' % REMAINING 10 custody ustll
49, 'o's courts met ana then
u1,ns saous. lsave.
par, .nd p,.cl nm. a,.asa. 49, en - -,
~. h...... .ss., :. .. ...s. s.ss. .uo . os'''
s...... -, y. sd...a.ns. s ~. wv WV ~ r.'
,.n,a, 49,. ~, - ..,s = !. =,
.. "a. :, - 49,. :" .1p 1oup'e u
and - -. IL, - -, -..s - :. .'aaa, >, {
outa, v,ll % = p,.r,. ~ "Ao''
Cant " r.,,,., :, rh,a.
...... ). '' o'ousa'
- y 1.aA oon-n 11ulsoay nignt
on Onicago They arc going to the
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barry Katz has received his new spring
aud su mmer stock, I'll are in invited to call
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| am sill, selling erockery and glassware
.at cost. A. w. LAvKNDEa.

A good assortmsn. Of grocsries cheap 70
csah 1t A. W. Laveadef's.
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The iatestsiyle Of spring hats isst receiv.
ed by express from New York ,at Katz's.
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uaisea states e,r..a J.ry.


The following 10 = list Of the grand jury
by Nanhsl ,Burdick for the
coming term Of lhs United States court,
which bgtAs ON Tue.day next. the 10th
inst;
Ole Sampson. sYankton Co, farmer.
Henry Maxwell, Hutchinson Co., farmer
Andrew Shsarer. Armstrong Co., farmer.
Lsander Wood. Bon Homms Co., farmer.
]. Il. Shannard, Yankton Co, merchant.
John Noonan, . humcr.
VIM. H. Fl. Beadle, " I" clerk.
Warren Osborne, = farmer.
j. A. Potter, q clergyman.
.Jno. D. Wood, % physician.
James Buchanan, clergyman.
Maris Taylor, 9 :. printer.
H. b. Wynn, Y. merchant.
L. Wynn, 90 banker
c. E. Brooks, broker.
G. L Lang, !" farmer
VIM. Blslt, grocer
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A. r. A. NJ.

There will BE- special communication
OF 81. Johns Lodge No. l, held at theil
lodge room in this city, Saturday evening
April 7th, ats O'Clock sharp, for work in Z
A. degree. a..
Gro H H1sn, W. N.
Soc. DREW, Sec'y.
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Large Ai.e haia just racai1sl nj
T. PILn s. Co.
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Ladies' Will dnd Il to their advantage 10 call !
that re, and zee ALI The new sid latest style
h-ads, me pattern hats win be ON hard Sog ms
tine. Ap4 Sds1OC