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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-14

A TaInuTK 10 DARwiS.-Mu. Her
rink, In Introducing Dor study Of /" / n
soctlscrous Plants" In Scribuer n,
April, speaks thus cmndidIy OF Mr.
Darwin Now that scientific truth /,
working its way downward and rcr
inesting all classes ~ sericty, s,,n,
slight disturbance IL natursliv era
tci = little knowledge IL truly n dsn.
gefous thing. not iccxuse Il N nos i.
cdgc. but bccause II 10 ~ little. And
yet even this little has it, use-Ii 4
essential ~ an entering wedge fos
more. Darwin. whose name n the
battle cry of one NJ the opposing for.
cos, u man Possessing such auaji,ie.
81 mind as might well bc inflated bv
those who dcuouOcc him ~ the prince
Of atheists. iie u an observer al facts.
who N able Ia brush away from before
his eyes the rDisis of traditional bsiIef
who looks right into tho heart III phys
zeal truth, and sse things ~ they are.
There ~ frequently judicial Iairuss.
about his siaicnscnt VI such facts =,
strongly initiate against his own tho.
ory. which IN bsyoad all peslss.
Where til. issue should b. ussdc with
him 10 ia the magnitude " his infer.
eoce.. However strongly Ne may
and do Dissent irou bis couol usjous.
taken - . whole. We cannot do jesc
Than mako grateful acknowledgment
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-14

EXTRA bREsKMEN REQUIRED. The
Silver State of April l2 says tina,
tramps are SO numerous along the
railroad that two braekmen have
been put on each train over the
Humboldt Division instead of one,
rs heretofore since the crews were
reduced, at the time the end OF the
division was changed from Toano 70
Humboldt Wells.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-14


There IL no longer any excuse for
the existence OF the unpleasant phe-
nomenon Of an idle Missourian. The
ioquscious and seif.ssiisned Hoosisr.
the exalted and supercillious Buckeye.
the infiassd Bostonian, the depravsd
man Of New Jersey, the Georgia Major
or the unboundable scion OF q fIr,t
family Of Virginia, any OF these NAV
degenerate int . tramp and be caugh,
reaching out the soft but unwsahed
hand Of mendicity; but no Missour ian
Will heceforth have any right to beg.
The sovereign State OF his nativity ha.
provided for him. A bounty ba.
Been placed upon the head Of eyerv
rat In Missouri. The natives OF thu
interesting commonwealth are TIM.
invited to the pursuit OF q mildly re-.
munerative employment, whose chief
attraction Is it's certainty and perma.
hence. The Herald deals with thi.
grave matter in the following specula-
tive fashion -
out In Missouri they have done a
dreadful thing-they have nut n pricr
on the heads Of large number of tile
inhabitants. Every rat In the State of
Missouri has been by law made worth
nve cents To the person who kills II
Here isan opportunity tor Mr.. Bervh's
society, chased on the best instjncts
OF our nature" 1t should organize .
missionary expedition and carry To
these heather Of the Wet the gospel
OF regard for the minor creatures. II
the best instincts Of our nature" do
not come bravely TO the rescue when
the whole race OF rats II In danger
what IN the use Of these beggarly In.
stincts No doubt those rats are found
inconvenent in Missouri. Bat a little
human Inconvenience, what In that 70
the great principle Of universal pusb
which has heart for rats not less than
Tor race. horsesf One point is yerv
c.ear--tne stats that Possesses a $50
ciety for the Prevention" &C., In, in
point Of civilization, enormously sumo.
rior 10 the State that does not possess
such . society, and the superior State
should send out missionaries to the
other This IL duty OF the first i'm.
portance.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-14

Of the treasures Of fscs With be bss
gwen 10 the world. The inveeeives
hurled Il Die bod BY the CARTS IA
World ase not esgums0ss. aud tbey
have lost their poSer - mere anaf6.
emss. They look Gar more IKE the
psssionafe protosts Of . subtle unbo-
lief. trying To Prop up IL Wavsriua
faith by the sioleocs q its expsssIsc'
than the calm uiterxnces OF truly
Christian faith.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-14
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ssvsiciAM ANo .r...o,

,,s vs 49,. Wsss ssiia'ss. sSssss II g,ss ~
oAee0n 0fy. NEVADA
oers s"nni From n Y. sost.s AL.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-31
schosi Taxes.

Section 81 Of chapter 10 Of the political
code makes il the duty Of the county clerk
y levy the following general school taxes.
First. 4 Tax Of one dollar on each elector
Second. A tar Of three mills ON the dollar
of the taxable property Of the county.
These are b. collected and dis,ribu,ed q
heretofore.
We make this statement because the rs-
port has gained crsdsnce that no general
county school tax 10 provided for The ,ax
is three mills on the dollar precisely-no
more and no lsss. The county clerk must
ls.y ii accordingly. In addition to this,
districts car levy specially NOT over two
per cent. for seacbers' waycs, fuel and other
expenses; also tax NO. exceeding two per
cent TO purchase site and build, hire or pur-
chase school house and keep came 10
repair.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-31

Gsasss y. l,ovss -. ls e =
= IT. C1ersll. ss;sIs
- D,s~ = ssssiss ,sady q -
Aouskesping,
nssShai Bordsck arrived lsss sieks ~
NoFthes1 Dakota. 81
Hos. xark- N. BAiIsy u : paepe.esr =
the Carroll fpS he Hills.
Gen. Baall a.d d.. Kissapaa will =. 6
~ Carroll = epsiagAsM. S.
=. I. Wicker cans ap ~ nieka a.
Sioux City and took psssaes o. ~ Cae-
roll for Pierre.
G. . Felton,. of Jansavills, Wi1ssasls,
representing IL Rock River Pspsr CO.
Dany y at ~ Msrchanta.
" b. Lower rslurnej last night ftou
Elk Poisi asd y oncs nors q his poss h
shs North1ssteru Telegraph ones.
John N. Nasos, Of ChIcaeo, brotAes
Of Capt. Aason. Of the steamer Neadc. i
IN town. Il y his intention to make TIN
up the river ON ths Msade.
PA. Dufour. OF 81. Paul, has bssn look-
Ing over Yankton for several days ssd -
decided to locate here. Nj. d. i . lavYse,
comes strongly recommended and viii opsn
m once 10 our city.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-31
Rea, Ks,ass rrassssrs.

Recorded in the register OF dssds office for
the week ending March q, 1877, - re-
ported from the real estate and abstract
I Office Of E. H. Van Antwerp, yank-
ton, D. T.:
United s.a.ca to James W Evans, se 4
nwA, neA swA, MI seA section town
98 range IS, f09 scres Patent dated April
1, 1870. Pre- s-emption.
John Nisss and wife TO Patrick Martin
svA nsa, seA nw1. neA swA, nwal
ssk sc. SO I 03 + 81, 100 acres Warranty
deed dated February 20, 1877. Condition
500.
United States TO Joseph Reeber ne1l sec
25 I 96 = 81, 100 acres. Patent dated july
80. 1876. Homestead.
Albert E. Alexander md wifo to Barney
Cole ri Of the following. viz; Beginning
i494a chs. seuth Of MI post of ssc, IS
% r So. q 2.lS chs : 4.06ll cha w2l4 chi
n49sL chs SO acres. Warranty deed
dated August 81, 1870. Condition $500.
Charles Long and wlfs,o Joseph Hen
neisk w1S.e1S nwA nwA. w e,S swA
nwl &c. 10 i 03 $50 scres. Wsrran
y deed dssed March -, 1877. Cond @800
Charles Long and wife TO Frank Schoe
VII nwA nvA w1lswA Dwaf sec. Is
% 7 SO 40 acres. Warranty deed dates
March %, 1877. Cond 5000.
William r. Ketchu,n and wife In Reuhe,
A. Kstchum nwA sec. 20 I 05 80. 16'
scrss. Lots l ard 3, swA sec. 1871 o. r 3
l7l.5S acres. West 25 iest lots 8 and
block % Todd's Yankton. Warranty dset
dated March 8, 1871 Cond tlO0.
Stanley ]. Morrow and wifs to Reube,
A. Kstchum swA see, 7,to3 = bs. 172.S'
acrea. Warranty deed dated March Ii
1871 Como tl00
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-31
] - =
NstgAAorhesa NeWs,

Sioux City Journsl: John Ross, Of the
Merchants, has leased the Hubbard house
for one year, and will open II to the public
in about thirty days In our opinion ~
tsr landlord could not havs been found for
the Hubbard, and II Nr. Ross ooss not
make 1t win thea there fs 10 sss for any
othsk man to try. We bellows be will do
we'll.
A party consisting Of 81 Williams, Tet-
lock; Tom Towle, Darling; and E. u.
-Hafthern len Sioux Falls on Monday
morning last for the Black Hills
r. j. Pettigrrw has BEEN chossr st.
tornsy for the corporation OF Sioux Falls.
Figured down cloae, Sioux Falls has 4
population Of 6aS 80
Sioux Falls has i.s grssshoppers.
HcDoaaldsof the Sioux Falls Indepesd.
ent has sold his pager 70 M Everett, for.
merly Of the Paragraph.
A four house daily stage runs between
Sioux Falls and In Vsrns. the nsarest rail.
road station, only siI hours are required e
nske the trip.
Vermillion had m incipisnt connaSra
tion the o.her day, the tirs originating Ia
tensen's hotel The flames wsrs prompt.
" extingumhcd
| Sioux City Journal: Another company
OF about dozen men arrived 10 Sioux City
BY the Central mixed train from the east
yesterday morning, bound for the Blscl
Hills, and exIect TO take passage BY the
steamer Carroll. which leaves Yankion lhi,
evening. They are mostly young men and
are travelling as economically q poraihie
At noon yesterday they opened thsil
travelling bags in the waiting room .,
the depot aud dinsd sumptuously from pro
visions brought along with them Every
man was supplied with long bowiskniii
probably to b. used in hand to band
Fcondic,s With the Indiana.
| Elk Psint Courier: On tho night OF thu
18th inst. At party -Asld II Mr.. Naia
dy's east Of Elk Point, Chas. Blake, Esq.
/ Aad set Of hsrness cut Ill to pieces, d
most entirely running them, aud the tail o
one OF his horses was gashcd up. II IL no
known who the dastardly Williams are tha
1psrpstrated this outrage, but Mr.. Blak,
Offers hfty dollars reward for their dstec
tion.
The question Of Z road from Sioux Fsif
70 the Dakota gold 6slds Is bsing agi,assd
L
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-31
Trai. H.ur Horses.

lam nov prepared TO receive horses for
training, for speed or driving. viii pay
attention 10 breaking and handling vicious
horses, also Veterinary. Any peuon hav.
Ing horse that they wish 10 have handled
for speed, and not knowing me and my
ability - trimmer and driver. will furnish
suhaciens reference from the best horsemen
in the United States.
Stable on north Broadway, Ysrktou, d.
T. N. G. ARAarRoSa.
fank,oD, D. T., March 2s.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-31
Pl.rre Hail c.a,rae, Les.

The sisux City Journal says: supsrin-
tendent Merchant OF the Dakota Southsrn
road, yestsrday received telegram from
Joseph F. Tucker, general superintendent
Of the Illinois Csnlnl line, stating that II.
Y. Nicholls, Of ossge, lows, the gentle.
man largely interested in Stage routes IN
the west, has received the contract from
the government for carrying the mail be-
tween Fort Pierre ard the Black Hills.
This will most likely settle the question OF
. stage line between those poin.s. Az to
how soon the new mail servics goes into
effect, We are not advised, though probably
very soon,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-31

- = 1ssls.Alys sl.1Sg -; s
Ths Kasis r. Kosax IN 81. Ldpis soss
Yaaktsa - ~ III.
Advtoss hpa sbosa haSs - rscsivsd
70 ~ eAlls ~ she river \ e3sar d ~ =
far up = n Pisus.
TAs stesnef Foatcsells. whirh vas frozen
h q Pncail's shsd. Win = hsosght 70
Yaaktoa isr rspain bs1oss hsgiaasag The
scasoa's work. Caps. Bsaithwslts y With
hS1.
The Carroll nade ! sesrt thIs aflssnesn
bat tbs stroag sostA visl blsv hsr back.
6hs liss sssiass ~ kIss ~ bslow M
varshosas. waiting sos ~ wisd 70 60
|dows.
The steamer Mods. r. @. Mssos. nsster
and Joha n. Stewart, clsrk. will lsavs
Yaakton o. WsdsssdAy Tor Fl Pierre and
Cheycnns agency With : load Of Indian
and private freight. She will commence
loading on Tuesday.
The steamer CsrroA will lsavs tonight
for Fort Pier1s and Chsysans s9ency.
With 80 tons Of freight The
following 4 her passenger list -
Fink Miller. Ernest KsIsling. Nor
ris Niisr, Edwin Peavy, Robert Nsxtop,
Pat. Hayes, Jno. W. Fauceit, Jsa L Gas
man. Ell. Crockett Chas oltson, Geo. +.
White. T. B. Wynn, J. B. Weir. F. J Aysr.
z. i. Hun.lsy. r. veksrt. 7. Nurveay, r.
vekert. r. Vekcrt, r. vekert, J. Sulley, j.
Ghver. J. ]. Hand, J. s. Anakor, J. O.
Hear, T. Dawnsv, J. Fslcum, F, Ferris, J..
Dolan, C. 81. scbnsidcr, +. GeAdes, n. G..
Murphy. J. Cumming Inm, Will Stokes.
- Brown, 81. Nichols, =. D. Ryan. NIB.
Ryan, o. E. BAtchsldsr, w. n. Holbron,
William Kstchum. E. Confer, T. Confer.
E. Jacobson, William Hudson. Peter Ma
Euire, d. g. Manning, n. A. Craig. J. 8.
Choate. A E. Hardin, w. ]. Frott August
Schroeder, Jno. Bradums. J. N.Tyler. David
Choate, G. h. Brown, A. F. Trinkhsm,1 ].
p. Head, W. McEnsry, Chas. Lsssering,
Thos. Keenan,. Thos. Dolan, 81. g. Tufts,
ID. @. -Tufts. II. G. Dlls, W. @. die, n.
Richardson. w. r. Richardson, N. L
Wltcher and two men, h. ". McNannin,
N. W. Sheafe, Jr. and man, CIV. Flowers
Hon. Mark W. Bailey, Geo Clark, Man.
field Scott. Il. Garter, g. d. johnson. J. g.
Killain, Birt Jordan, 4. Gayton, Geo. D.
Ma.hieson, Alfred Hiccok, H. A Bunyan
wife and children, NJ j. Carney. G. R
Barney, Geo. w. Brizee. w. s. Mcguire, A
H. Cbarney, T.sB. Lambert, T. g. Cook
Frank Miller, Geo. Andrew, L. D. N.
Donald, Joe. Falby, Peter Bailie, Frsd
Lacey, A. E. March, Nr. King. Eph. Bsston
Eph. Bsason, Jr., N. Beason, jos Beason
Stephen Rain, H. J. Taber, R. r. Whitney
Jno Harris, A.Hotfman, Mrs. Jno. seolard
A. A. Grglay, David Hartsher, Thoms'
Garring,on, Henry Lawrence.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-31
stllIlI : ca.d,a..e.

1dlors Pness
1t il being asserted upon thc, streets to-
day that have withdraw % . candidate
for city justice. Such il not the case.
These statemenss are made In the interests
of other candidates. wish 1t understood
that sm in the field until the last vote il
counted unless compromise betweeH- can
dIdatea Is made bsfore the polls open.
JN6. l.. TAYLOR.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-31

A full stock Of youths and boys clothing,
dress suits school suits and suits guaranteed
TO be cellar-door proof. Call and see them
4, Harry Katz's.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-31
FesRess.

Rooms FOR rent single or en- lnits In Pen.
ningtou's block.
Also the room new brick residence on
3 d street next east Of tho residence Of Col.
Pound Possession given Immediately.
Apply TO JOHN L. PENNINGTON.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-31
a.sCAL LAcsnlcs.

''-'-
anime them and 80 prices.
Walpolss lrsin has gone to Pierre,
Hutchins' now once will bs nor,h Of the
Merchants. instead Of south.
Two coach loads OF passengers arrived
fass night, mossly for the Hills.
ThrSs Ysnkton nrms gave four hundred
dollars yesterday TO help along stage lire.
The Episcopal church has been cleaned,
kalsomined and beautifully trimmed for
Easter
Tomorrow Is Easter Sunday. Il Is also
al fools day. See that your eggs are not
the counterfeit kind
The Concord coaches 10 be put ON the
Black Hills stage line, ere now being fixed
up q! Gardner's. warehouse.
Next week the Northwestern stage line
will put on four house Concord coaches
bstweon Yankton and Sprinh fsld.
There was thunder and lightning In the
clouds last night and as II Is the sfst Of the
seasen. II is important enough ,c notice
Harry Ka,x has the fines, show windows
10 the city and they are elcgan,i, arranged
with al the latest styles OF gents fuinishina
goods, etc
z. b. Van Antwerp, Is .. young man ::oi
ability and would make an ef,cient city
-cicsk He Is plsssast - his manners and
would make II pleasant for parties hAripx
business at the city headquarters.
A ssankton man has in his mind IN ID.
veation By which nall can bs driven Into
wall without making hole. No,hing
abort Of frat class inventive mind could
accomplish this feat.
J. Il. Saabofn has purchased the entire
faEniture stock Of ". G. Wicker and NOV.
ed y Into his Third stree, store. The
Wicker store has been closed and ssnborn
will run the Yankton furniture business
himself.
Yankson Is waiting patiently for tha,
city telegraph ofaco promised BY the
-A'fsA~sssem company. Superintendent.
Naile will b here mex, weak when We
hops he will Be made TO see the recessity
Z " SDsAUttbuI0k tue OUNCE.
Fnnk Johnson, who was pu. in iail for
stealing WATCH 60, out yesterday af,er-
noon. By slipping through the door while
sons painters were At work. Sheriff Baker
went aftsr him and after An hours search
found him concealed in Z box in Gen,
Raadls's barul johnson nov enjoy, the
solitude OF dark csll.
Sioux City Journal: Messfs. Evan,
Hornick 4 Co, are getting in readiness ,e
commence operations ON their fast freieh,
line from Pierre to the several prominent
towns in the Black Hills They expect L
load train for the frs, spring trip abou
the 10th of April. At Pierre. Two car
loads Of oxen have bean purchased auc
shipped from Texas for them, 70 arriy,
here either tomorrow or ON Monday next
and hve OF nix carloads from St. Pasl-al
TO 60 into the fre!shtins business. The,
expect 70 put at least 400 teams on ,hsi
line.
Tho Elk Point Courier gives the follow
Ing sensible advice to Black Hitler. II
yoa havs made up your mind to 20 to ,h
Hills and try the 6ckls goddess in III
{ miaes, you must 20 with the determipst,o,
p seay--not elx months nor six years-bu
until yos make your mousy. Do not 4
asy tins = limit Of yoar stay. Do no
80 uHiess yoa can 90 70 ,tay. for the Oh
sdage In the monntAin u, ..you must =
~ - '.Lfr. II r
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-31

Dried raspbsrriss. pittsd cherries. Salt
Lake peaches, sppleA prunes, blaekberries
and currants; also all canned fruits and
baking powden cheap for cash at
H A. KKTcHuA's.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-31
Girl WaassA

A competent Girl 70 do general house
work for small family. Apply ut Wise
Bros., opposite Postomce.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-31

The latest atyls Of spring hats inst receiv.
ed BY express from New York at Kalz's.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-31

Rubber coAis and blankets, wool blank.
ets, hats and caps. boots aud shoes cheap
G. o. u. at r. A. KKrcuux.'s
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-31

Ackley 4 Kstchnm have struck bed rock
and the goods disappear fast sincs they
commenced their closinE out sals. Call
carly aud COED bargains At Ackley &
Ketchum's,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-31

Flour, hams, bacon, dried beef, smoked
halibut and butter and eggs. cheap c. O. D.
At r. A. KxrcHuA's,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-31

An inmsnss stock Of Black Hii,ers sup.
pllies. miners jackets, overalls; wool ssl
rabbsr blankets, rubbsr cost5, &c, ETC., u
Harry Ks,Is,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-31

-. Cafoe. Clota.
tavols, Qpnstaansjeo. fnlsn aatSece. q
SsVae0S Ven SeycS NO. Colic. E
CSy1ag Cet3e. Q Neo1kina 81 Infknte 3
ba1G1k1A 8 q ekli1sea, oe Sdnlas r
t1ys.o1. 0ftD1.4. hllieas collie .
Sssss y sessHss 80 ss2ssssses.e. sc2sssse.
: - n ~, - Sssseees sHas. =
~ -, asf SsS2lesss. vertigo, s
Y Y See. g Ia1aeel rssiods. g
.sa ~ ls9eess 4esteda, 26
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-31
HINER's sUPPLlEs.
GoLD SCALES,

GoLD SCALES,
AAasErs.
HAeslYrxo GLAsass.
Qucn.LvEa,
And full line oI Acids. i ths Ezcslsior
Drug stos. Mills = Pardy.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-31
NAaSlrY1xo GLAssHs.

The latest ssyis Of hass )ast receivsd
= + PnEs 4 Co
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-31
Jxo. L. TAYLoR.

hsrsby Announce myself q . candidate
6r the once Of city clerk, 10 be voted for
Il the election Of Monday. April I'd.
E. h. VAN yAxrwEHr.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-31

All the latest novelties In ladies ties
ssehings. silk handkerchiets, collars and
cntis jus. received at
r. A. KErcHux's.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-31

By request Of ssvssal u ~ ftiends, both
rspablicaas and dsnscnss, present ny
nans for the oiBos of city justscs. Polite
ally ! en- % .indspssdsnt rspubliean be-
lossiss TO % ring. clique or ssct, and apon
this basis I respectfully solicit your pat
roasss
Jxo. L. TAYLOR.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-31

BsiAs asssTsd ~ 49, noas Anilisf
viii ~ llsss tAael ~ holY - slsaA1
- ~ eitiass' susvss ~ = Tlsssdiy NJ
~ o0os II city lsseias q ~ psacs, ~
q ths sarnsss soiicatalioss Of many ffssads 1
hsssay sasoascs nysslf candidate bsfnss
the psopls for thas position.
". F. EIDRDoH
Ihsessy asnosacs that ! VIII b oan-
1hAAs TT she o0cs Of nAsshal Of The city
sf Yasktos q ~ appsoschias city slsc.
.tes. L. q. ELIOT.
: J. g. Daaaaan respectfully snaoasces
Aiasslf = candidate for ~ o0cs Of city
narsAAl.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-31

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The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-01-25
Saturday NIGHT.

Glorious Saturday night, Gays an ex-
change. One more link welded to the
chain of the past-another p~ittance of
space given to the Golfers of eternity
Saturday night! The border OF anoth-
er oasis of rest upon the Great Sahara
of toil-Saturday night-another mile
stone of u journey toward THAT
bourne from. whence no traveller re-
~turns.n Blessed Saturday night. How
grateful seem the nearing shadows of
the closing day. With what grand re-
pose the Sun sinks on his daily round,
beneath the crimson curtained horizon.
The curtain is rung down upon the
closing scenes of the week. o what a
week it has been, you have looked al
most over the world-upon nj of
peace and happiness; upon scenes of
wal and woe. The scenes of the short
past week, which were so m~ultifarious,
so varied, so contradistinct, that human
expression fails in the attempt to de-
scribe or d%elineate. We gaze, and con
template, only in the emotional sense,
and resolve it into the kaleidoscope Of
the soul.
Saturday night. How sweetly sung
by Burns? and dear old Prentice,
speaks of it, as he did of the "Midnight's
holy hour" of the dying year, "Now
is the time for memory and for tears"
Swing open the portals of the heart,
and let its treasures of the sweets, Gull
ed from the bitter past, gently temper
our reflections On that, of what might
have been. The heart Of Man is deeper
than the sea-. 1t holds in it, how many
wrecks-wrecks of childish hopes and
fond dreams-wrecks of school-boy
dreams and noble manly aspirations.
Graves greened over with memories;
the bones of many a broken love. What
strange fish do congregate in them, seen
only by one, and seen only at night.
Staring with dull globular eyes, phos-
phorescent with long remembered pain.
The wave rolls on above. He smiles,
and talks and laughs. He is sunny as
a summer day, a very pleasant fellow
and yet! Who can tell? What groans
there may be, what shrieking of the
drowned; drowned dreams have rush.
ed up to his ears in the past, and the
great wave of human sorrow has dash
ed its brine over his eyes. How often
do their ghosts pace the deck again and
sit at table in his bosom, with love look,