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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-03
The Gold Movement

LONDON, September 1.-The Standard
,sy:, with respect to the efiQx OF gold
for New YORK. which vss thought prob
able We learn there ara no orders in
the market for that quarter, and it is be-
lie7ed that exchange between New York
and this country will be balanced by the
export OF bonds without the necessity Of
sending gold.
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, .sTKIKERs" ARGUMENT.

Having printed in to-dsy's REGISTER
CoI Tom. SCoTr's article on the strikes,
which article is of course written from
the standpoint OF the railroad manager
and capitalist we shall, tomorrow, print
alan from the North american ReUieC
IN article on Fair Wages" by "a
Striker" There is food for reflection in
,b,s srtirle
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Punished by yigiIsnts.

LoUIsvILLE, Sept. The ceurt r.
Journals special from North Vernon.
Ind. contains the following. John Simon
wss taken from the city jail 81 2 o'clock
this morning bv masked men and hanged
% tree uHgl nearly dead Eacu man
then lsshed MIN terribly, and being then
liberated and asked 10 dIyUlge concern
ing robteries, be declared his innocence
70 the .A-t.
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ItiesI.

BALTIMORE September 2.-Jesse La q.
zear died in BaItimo,s county to-day,
aged 50 He Tss nemDer Of the
Tnirty-seventh and Thirty. eighth Cou-
gresses. de was man Of large wealth
and the senior member OF the firm OF
jesse Lazear j Co. "i this city.
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Further Particulars Of the Texas

NEW ORLEANS, September IA
Ne10s spscsl from Paris, Texas, says
about one o'clock p. NJ u IRE broke Out IN
tne ssloOn, which spresd rapidly, burning
.he east, west and south sIdes Of the
.1usre, Cl2rbyIlle street, from the square
W Pine and Bluff stresIs, al d from the
.qua-e % and including the Po-toiice,
about ten soiId blocks were destroyed.
The old Court house wAs also burned.
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How did you find it out2

HON. WILLIAM LUCAS, father OF
o,y1xL b, LUCAS, of Jefferson county,
tiad last Wednesday, in his nth year.
ur LUCAS was prominent man in :he
Dubbc councils of Virginia for many
rssrs was q member OF Congress two
,o,m, 8 member OF the Constitutional
Convention of 1860, and of the Assembly
-.rnrsl sassinns.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-03
Pound Guilty ofNurder.

RIcHMoSD Va, September The
trial Of Louiss Lswson, a. Harrisburg,
vs., wss concluded 10 day. She wa
found guilty a an access0ry before the
fact Of murder In the first degree IN kill
ing her husband David G. LswsOn, IN
the mountains OF East Rockingham
county, in March, 1875 Sentence hAs
not geJ been pronounced
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THE crisis has arrived when we must
economize not only in household affairs,
but IN dress. Every lady can be her
own dressmsker for the trivial sum OF
one dollar per year. The editor of An
drews' Bazaar" has placed this within the
reach of all. Send ten cents 10 w. X.
Andrews, Cincinnati, for specimen copy,
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u.bens Corpus forTweed.

New YORK, Sept. l.-Judge DonohUe
has granted haJeas corpus requiring
VIM. NJ. Tweed to appear before com
mittee of Aldermen on Monday and
testify in regard to the ring operations
from 1868 to 1870.
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Death Of the Founder al Adams Ex-
press Company.

BosTos, September Alvin Adams,
founder of the Adams Express Com
psny, died st his residence, Wstertown,
Msss, tonight, aged s-vehty-three.
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The Russian Def, az Confirmed.

LoNDoN, September Later editions
of the DdHy NeicS and Standard publish
dispatches from their correspondents,
who were cyo.wItnosscs of Thursdays
battle, which confirm, IN detail, serious
Russian defeat on the LON. Both cor
respondents agree that the POpoka has
been abandoned and the Russian posi-
tion completely turned The Turk, are
continuing the pursuit. Baker Psshs,
under whom tho Turkish cavalry charge
was made, and who had two horses shot,
is, with Captain Brlscoe one OF his staH,
reported missing.
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THE EASTERN WAR.
Ihursday's Battle.

LONDON, September "A correspond
ent with the CZarwitCh's army, says Of
Thursdays bat'e: Gen. lconof, who
commanded 81 ksrsssn, had about three
thousand infantry, five hundred csvslry,
snd ten guns. No less thsn 10000 Turks
formed and advanced. 1t wss odds OF
SIX 10 one for eight hours, before the
Russians left the village, and the firing
was almost continuous during the whole
dsy. After the Turks had enter
ed portion Of the village, the Russian
infantry held their ground for TIVE hoarS'
moe, awaiting reintorCements, A.
length about 500 came and two hours
more hot firing ensued, during which the
Turks were continually beng reinforced
by msSses OF troops. Il was long since
certain that We must lose our position,
but the retrest did not begin fairly until
o'clock IN the afternoon, the lighting
having begun at 5 in the morning. when
from AL along the line came back eA-
hausted lntsntrymen. The only remark
passed WAS, There are too many
Gen. Leonoh and his >lst were lnde-
tsugsble in their s1ertions. When
the retreat began, II was only
from snd little rise 10 another We went
each time. The fire was too hot for US,
and ~ last when the great body OF the
Russian, lowered upon our right flank
IN tho maze fields below, and the Cos
sacks and husssrs were sent down to meet
them, and the position was finally yield
ed, We struggled back to
Gsgogaro. Such of the wounded ~
could manage to crawl away did So, while
the intantrymen bore back Others on
their rifles We gave up our horses to
wounded officers, and ilnallya few hun
drcd of US gathered At the foot of hill.
The result OF the loss at karassn j.
net important, unless the enemy
succeeds in forcing the helghls, We
now hold. The CzarwitChs army is
necessarily divided into small masses ut
different places slong the line of tho
front from Guergivo TO Tirvsrs. A
speedy concentration is impossible, on
account OF the great distances and the
condition Of the roads Our position Is
admirable and we stand of course strictly
on the defensive This correspondent
estimates the Russians killed at 500
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CIV MATHEWS paid for the trsnspor'
..,;or Of the Mathews Light Guards
'sar the B. y 0. road during the strike,
O Ont Of his private funds BHe6ha'''o"
Banner.
u.u, Aid Won find il Out2
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4. L. DaNenpor's Remnins.

new YORK, September l-E. l..
Dave0 ports remains will be brought 10
New York Tor intermept neIt Tuesday.
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GIBSON j. BUTCHER, Esq Clerk o'
-, constitutional Convention OF 1872,
.LI .nd for many years Clerk of the Courts
8 LAWS county, died at his home in
VI ,.,op on the 29.h OF August. So
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at'heeline 9r9ister,
cord closed Saturday at lO35

III, heather to-dIy roW be partly
cloudy, With northwest to So'''"''SS' '''''"S'
and -isiqg temperature.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-05
TAe a..,r..1 overa.~.a.


The risein The river hss again flooded q
portion OF the Dakota Southern railroad
Track tetw.en Elk For6l aud vermti.Ion
and has washed ost the Ioaa-bed just bs.
how The Yankson shops, where ,hs lag.
years wsshoui occurred. Between Elk
=Peint and Ne,mflliea shout mile Of is,ck
is under wafer and . quarter OF rls wss
wssiIed fiom the road-bsd. Below the
isHk.aa- shops The hank ofsihs river has
given away aid crits have hen placed 10
position TO hold up The track. Tbs ,Iais
for The e.. lsfI hers at noon and II is ex-
pec,sd fha. twill reach Sioux City tbs
afternoon. As the river is now falling
there will paohably b no more trouble.
The report that the Big Sioux bridge
vent out last night proves TO b srronsous.
The bridge is oil right.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-05

Delegate Kidder arriveds. yermillIon on
Tuesday.
VIM. Ssar,z and vile will leave for the
Hills next week on the Carroll.
Cspt Joe Todd, master Of the stsams,
Josephine, arrived at the Merchants las,
night.
A. A. White, clark Of the Key West, wsa
a1osg lase nights arrivals at the Msr.
c.nts.
Co0osdnre A. +. Terry, was pAsssn-
~ on lsAt nights trdtn from the east He
ON b l0a6d & NJ 1feKchHnrI
asva ~ wrtttHnSon, uf Yantton
ASsscy, w. = tt Asfchassa over night.
H IN - ~ nsssslS'S s.sss for ~
lliss NM saiaG Duboqss
ss , - = ~ lgassAsnss ~
p u = ~ ~
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-05
- nsvsv j ~

TAsss paassa u ~ = sesaha1.
Dsa nnanne ooaasg. = rosts ~ sis
Dssk HlllA dAsisg o. mossA of Masss
"a -. = soass. Z 7cAitdnss II aag-
@. IN Joks q eas.ls, III - q hn,s,,
sed g - pf nslss.
NosvisAasaseiaG he asxtssy VIM rs-
gard % Co. - - sslsss sf su,ail
snia sill ~ - Il. .s ~ slays 10
he Scotiaad teWnaAsp slovss "a nsarly
thst aoAsst = ~ tosasAip usss cd
aboai 5000 acrss II Tie oss soulh osi,.
The scarcity of wAsas 10. ihs jim rives
valley, gives The jim river nills ssst
The graia sovn In ths month Of Fsbsu,
|asy y coming up snd bids fals' fbs sood
|erop
III. Picket Of RassdAis lost ius yoka
of 0s,ls by bseaking through the jim rivss
iesaad drownisE.
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.rasPssALs wAnTED.
OYYvcE OF rnrEp STATES IxpIAs .Asf nc
Htandlng Rpck. ID. T.. March Oh. il

OYYyCE OF VhlrEp STATES INDIAN AaR xcY.
HandinK Rock. y. r.. March 2lsA, let7, Il
CRALED PROPOSALS., with copy ~ this Cd
NJ vsnissneut attached VIII be ere,ye1 q this
s.lscs until wedne -day. April II, 1877, for ihs
breaking Of six hundred ,St,u, and Tor The crosa
plowing snd narrowing Of not less than iva
huAdrcd lD1a) nor more han four handted fNH
AcrcA Of lanJ nf and near this agency tho work
TO bc commenced within lea ls.l days ~, er ths
proposal has been approved and compi-ted With
infosty ave t&5l days rss its commencement
the entire work TO be done IN 8 thorough and
sktlifnl manner And to my ratisIaction. The
pfoposxfn must BE- for the whole work End mus,
specify, separately. the prtes per acre, for brvak
Ing, for cross-piowin4 and for bar, owing.
The proposa!s must be accompauisd 6y,a good
And suMcient bond In the snm Of two thousAnd
{1,ue) dollars fus the fAitAfni and prmpt per
formsnce OF the work. Afrse the avii ha. been
aplrOved BY the Interior Department . cnntrac,
VIII BE- chtoscd lnto Tor the work embraced In
this advertisement.
The right is reserved TO reject any or al pro
pOsalss
W. r. HuGHxs,
April s,d6. Y. y. indian Agent.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-05

snrLE AxD lSExrESsIvE q II ls
GLESN's SuLrsuR Soar 10 most eff ctsnt
remedy for certsin ohooxIous diseases, TO
bo cured Of which those afflicted with them
oftsD spsnd .housands Of dollars TO NO pur-
pose.
HrLLs IHsTASrASEous HAIR DYE Is
ths best ard ssesst.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-05

yAlsGrofs. DAxoTA,
1AsrsdAy 1vsaias. April s. 1877.
The Weather Te-Day.

WasAingson, April 5-Indsca,ioas fps
~ sosthwsss; rising tenpsraturs aad
sostAssiy 70 westerly Slnda. ssationasy OF
slowly falling harosnster Asd nArtly cloudy
wsasAsr with srsas Of snow or rain In ex-
treme sossAsrp portion.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-05

Charley Edmunds says he found Mai.
Hanson and Judge Hand sitting on the
south bank Of Grow creek waiting for the
wsser 70 subeide 30 they could crosa They
had been sitting there two daya, palssntly
locking Into the raging river. Dr.. Living.
sson finally went down with . squad Of Ia.
dians and rescued them.
Ore thing sadly needed BY Yaaksos 10 1
police force on the depo, platform when
the eastern trkln arrives On those occa.
sions the crowd Of lockers on is 20 srsa,
that Il is next TO inp,ssible for passengers
TO get oh the car. Another improvsmc at
on the pressst way Of doing things would b
70 follow ths example Of oshsr cit,es and dis
psnse with noisy hotel hawkers. The CITY
cooncif should attend 70 ,hess matters.
Tiers was wedding :. the rssidencs ol
Col. / n, Higbss lsst evening", BY which
Socrates Drew and Miss Martha 4. Hisbee
were made one, Tho Ceremony vas psr.
forned by Rev. Joseph Ward. The couple
are entitled 10 the hearty congratulations,
OF oil Yankton, Is they are extensively
known and universally respected. Mr.
and Mrs. Drew will 5000 begin house keep
Ing In .ons Of Dunlaps cottages. on Fifth
street.
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rs Pses,s 80 G,as.

Psssss esaGe 1sns.
hna,sss a s'aep ~ d ~, MIN. !.
dsaAv ssttlsd. II. I. ApAer.o. q II
vsa THsal asd Il. b. oaraaer = Y.,k.
loo. usdsF ihs 6ra ssns q Il. 4 A,a1r.
soa q Co. hsvo ana1a ar,.ao.r,.,, ,.,. =.
raapiss Z lie Of eoaeAe Dr., p,es,. !,
Dsaduood, = = called shs YankAaa. ra,s
PIsEn asd Bleck His 49,. NJ wAhrA
will cossscs visA Ne ssssmSoats ead ,hs
coaches ol ~ NossA ves,aeu ssass liz.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-05

There viii b regular meeting Of the
Yanktoa Hook and Ladder company, Fri
day evening. April 9. To which all shs
members are requested to b. present
Business OF importance on hand
JonN F. NAcxAMAnA,
sFeeo0an.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-05

~. q. q. Dasslslk, - : - sl6sssIaaan
|ink siGeAt H. N NJ nee1lne ~ q
Fsal - vili - tAsace = Tsagss rivss u
joll ~ co0aaad.
Dr.. A. LAaas = q ~ l9eecAeaee. II
= owssr y ~ ssaaner Yellowssoas aad
propsis,os q . prospective losssiie o ~
Ysllowsaoes Iiyss.
Nm. W. \ Rariakeh hasxoss 70 Klt.aa-
Ing, Psassylvssta. shs VII rssurp % Dr.
BarlsagA'p NV s.eamboat, The Black Hills,
10 ccUpaay~ith An. Lewis, Who win Join
her u Kisisaing.
Col. n. B. Young. pos, trsder d Fort
Sally, arrived lsst nisht iroa IN ~ on
his way % Sally. He u q " NsscAasta
asd viii 60 ap IL river . ~ Nsllis
Psck. HE Anilv y coaisg % ~ 9. K.
Peck.
II cosssssssos Of latliag ksaltA E. J.
Hs6naa - rssigssd ~ cosdscsonhip Of
the Dakota Southern passenger trails ssd
viii quit railroadisg. Charlss Roth, Who
has besn bsk&man on tbs train, ,aksa
bis plsce.
Deputy Narshal e lmunds arrived yes.
t hrdy ftsruouu from slfiopg snd dia ii iicui,
Up county trip. He haa besa to Pascall
Island and 6sasdins. Rock gashssisg or
Witnesses oa The Allen murder casa Hi,
witnesses will come dovs % he steamer
Fonte nellie, which wintetsd at Pascal
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-05

An exeellent assortnsnt Of The la.es,
New York styles Of hats, and caps, for
mems, boys and youths wear Of oil srsdss,
Al Harry Ka,x's.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-05
Per Rsal.

Rooms for rent single OF en- suits In Fss-
pinGtop's block
Also the room nev brick rssideaes on
. d street next east Of the rssidsncs of Col.
Pound. Possession given immediasaiy
Apply 10 JouN L. PENHIxoToN
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-05

A full s,eck of youths aud boys clothing,
dress suiss, school suits, and suits guaranteed
10 Be cellar door proof. Cali snd sss them
At Harry Rats
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-05

Ma Lyons Il receiving goods from 81,
Paul, 81. Losis, Chicago, New York, and
St. Joseph, thereby giving her custonsrs
. crest variety 70 aslscs inpm.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-05

A situation - clsrk In store Or odace
Can speak three languages. Address A. g.
r., Press and Dakotaian olBcs.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-05

TTses asa Ravty oDsssg vegesa1lss.
Fruit, shade and ofnaDsstal tress. Pie
plant, and asparagus rooss AL kisds Of ho,.
bed plants Tor garden aud Asld culture ia
season Trsss Of ail kinds IS psr esnt low.
q than svsr besose..
VIZ. Box, Proprietor.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-05

An isnsnse stock Of Black Killers sup.
pllisa. minsr's jackets, overalls. wool and
rubbsr blankets, rubber eoaA, sss., etc, :,
Harry Kalss.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-05

The latest style Of spring hats los, recoiv
ed BY express from New York al Ka.z's.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-05

: lllGvn1.
~ r,vss =, 80 - ys..s.say snsr
a. Whiss viii sssvs ssclssk Of ~
~ Wsss shis ssasoa.
II sles0se RsaIsaA will leays Ysnksss
= sssst ~ day. tos Bcs.os
Ths Carroll WIN lsaSe Yasksoa % hsr
sscosd Ptsfrs ssip sszs wesk Tsussday.
W. B. Massas. nasass a ~ Far w.,
has hesn : Missouri rivsf esplata siscs
1853.
+ The Fivsf ssll thsss iDst q Yaattoe
Asescy lass a.gAs ssd eighteen ischss n
.Yanktoa to-day.
J. a. Hayes, ~ ysar clerk Of ~ Ysl.
lsvss -, VIII y clssk o. oss Of ths oosl-
go liss bosls ~ ssasos.
Ths ssssasr JosspAiss. jobs Todd -
VI. Will Issvs Yssktoa los P:ef1s % Ut
urday, the III isst.
Thsrs is runor sfloat to-day thst liDe
Of boats is 10 b pat on between Ysaktoa
ar ~
~. 49,. ~S.. S'sy. = SS -''A 's'' ="
80 s ~
.s...-u--..... - 49,. - ~
part owner Of ths Silver City, which is
eomiss up from 81 Losis.
go ~...s.S : ,vS..a -. ~ 80 = 80. -.
~" Ssss~.m , v.y :" ..-s
49,. :. - \, y. -. 5.
, - : ~ ''s '''1 ..
y.,.- -nr -, $.
-. = v.m.-...- S ~. - - = -. -
~. 60. . p-p,
p., =
~,,s ~ ...,s. ~ - .s.... -. - - -" 81
-. r.1 o. q. - Ta..," -, CO. !, Z, : - - .,a...
-, :. -. =. -',... ..l 80 !. = ~ - = -. -,
- 1 - .., - -. Dk-o' S'p''
80, ' -. :. ~, 49, - S, 49, :. :. -
80 Wv -. ~. aoa1y = - = =
d.,.a ~ $50 y..s,s. p;.S..s. =. - D..
! p..sa. ''- ~
.. -. 49,. ~
..t- -rvn.in, and e,es.n, .,..m., ,F.,cAc.
fCap,. sveeoy. Norrl, Dor,ey clark
4 viii leav, for The noa,h Of Yellov,,o.a
and For, P;erre, TAur,d,y ,ext :, 1 . n
4 The Fapchoa - excsl.en, aecommoda
,ions for pa,,eoeer.
/ Allegheny Mai, March Al The NO
soyernme.t .,samboat j Don C...,on
Tor Barmoss's shtpvard. "a, succe..full,
laupcbcd Wedne.dav Afternoon The boa
was covered with n.sa from the soyefn
ment depot. and r,ou,d Of U.i,ed s,a,e,
,roopa tired : ,al.,e y l.r,e ....mh,..,
~,,n....d N. .vc,,;,. ...,.
The steamer Nellss Peck, Wm. simm
nsstsr and George d Terry clerk, vii
leave Ysnktos sor Fort PIertts and Bulort
on Saturday The 7th inst. With tvo hus
. drsd tsns os sovessnen. freight She vii
j take four compapIss Of soldiers from Chey
snss as.l ssasasss RaeA TO Bsiosd, des,lo
cd for the couios campaign asains, the 10
dia... The N.llie viii return 10 Y.pk,o,
/ from Buford
tn. :. ~. ,..,,v ~ -, 49,, :, -,
!. u;..n.., - :. -. :. y. 49,. 49,
-l,oh .a.,d.. 80 ~ LIN -. ,,..,.
.,.T -, :, =. Ms H.aa. -, =. -,
. 60 49, - -a,.s ~. 80. - =,
!, ~ ~, Z. ,.., .,.h, -. -. ..,..a,..
80. 49, - h..h "a -. s...a.. !.
. .,,... Ia. =. !. - -. -,
!, ~. =. ....,t..-.,. ..s,.... .Ip,.- 49,
! BY The boa.s stood it we'll, lbs Nod.
which hes the most exposed positieo, los,pI
. some ef hsr $50 psist. River mes say
was The noss excessive now Of ics the
ever saw il the Missouri
q, o, ru.. y..., An .c,- -
.oOuA Wy soui"es, APHi - ne JONI
I'm ChasnhaPs arrived NJ this nnrt vsaa.,
= -
Gay o1teSD0o0 o. O'Clock, from below
4 ~. A.. 40. 49,. ~ ~.
49, asss ass ~so.s ~ Wv VI sse 0ol ON
J. rem aFo n fOlloVa. Cantain Joaenh 4 q
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-05
Leave orders for Brazilian artichckes
with Richey q Dix, Yanktoa.

Three ns Imperial tear for eloo =, A
w. Lavender's.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-05
eiri wa.sea.

A conpssent girl TO DO gessrll house.
work for . small family. Apply a. Wis
Bros, opp0sits pestO65Cs.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-05

WaaseA.-Ts Rxshssgs.
Five acres Of land within the city limits
for small houss and lot. Inquirs as this
of1se.
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Ladies' ties. cuff. and collars, and the
la'est SHADES Of walls, At Mrs. Lyons.
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The latest ssylss Or hats just received
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lals nj thu oflica.
jacobs brewery saloon. ON Third street,
b TO y moved one lot west.
The Jcncks hotel Is fun and extra beds;
afe heing pascsd in every available corner.
Evans I Hornick hare receised An car.
loads Of cattle .or their Pierre ,nsspof,a.
uoa lins.
Three or four Black Hiilets' ssois hsve
eeea .efsctsd on ,hs levee Il ths foot OF
Walsut sirest.
The festival for the purpose Of siding the
fsads Of The Baptist church win repsa.ed
tonight Don't forge, II
\ nal boat went by In yesterday rush Of
Ice aud Van Tassel thinks IL may be his
and lha. il came from Pierre.
Tbs mining Law Of Dakota, Of great I'm
portaDce TO Black Hillsn, will be found In
full ON ths second page Of this paper.
Forty men lef, Chicago for Dcadxood
yesterday. They Will come Via. Yank,on.
Sixty men from Council Bluffs arrived las,
night
Commodore Terry's line is all Ieldy 10
bsalA work and Z lev days will wi.ne IS
the teIinning Of tbs iraI srortallon of NIL.
itary supplies.
List nights train was an hour and =
quarter late, bat IL brought in three hun
dred passengers, mostly from Iowa and
Wisconsin, bound for The Black I1tfis.
VIM Siier has purchased the n,ea, marke
heFetofore owned by Mr. Pfo,snh nhauer. o,
Broadway, and has thus become propric,o,
OF tso Of the best markets in the city.
a man BY the name Of Buckski1s Jack
or Jackskin Buck, or Skiohuck Jack sor
OF jack skinbuckson. or some such alarm
Ing name, is IN towr. He Is Norwegian
Col. Akin's Office furniture is coming on
lhe 9. X Peck and sfter It's arrival the Con
tract Tramp ,rtation Conpsuy's hrsdoa.r.
ters will be 10 the south end Of The upre,
warehousp:.,s-n
a black OK SIX feet four inches high spe
e'ghs feel Two Inches in circumference. "a,
exhibited to Jenkins s. Brennan thi. After
noon. They are thinking OF buying . "a =
esEret for beef
Some Of the boys were so elated over ,hf
arrival Of the Black Killers. the high vste,
ana the supsrabundance OF ice in the rive,
that they didn't 80 home at all last night
They were carried home.
The Meid takes two car loads Of lumb.,
TO Pisrre, which will be used In the con
s.ruciion Of Hornick 4 Evans warsbou,e
af that place. She also took 4 quantity o.
lumbsr for the Fl. Thompson agency.
soc Drew WAS on duty to-day :, Farmer,
bank and Notwithstanding the fiooa o
happiness which has cou,s upon him. n
had sudicieut presence Of mind 10 send ,
bunch OF cigars around to the Pres ant
Dskotaian oifice
Charley Edmunds lays hs found Maj
Hanson and Judge Hand sitting ON th.
south bank Of Grow creek waiting for III.
waser 70 subeide 30 they could crosa The,
had been sitting there two daya, palssn,l,
looking Into the raging river. Dr.. Livine