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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-20
LOCAL LAcoNlcs

The father Of Samuel Merrill, of this city
died At sprig6eld yesterday.
New potatoes, of Dakota growth, hsv'
made their appearance in this market
New turnips a large around a. a pin
cup, are among the luxuries which Dakot.
soil has already furnished our people.
The present is splendid weather, and felt
and garden crops never looked better at thi.
season Of the year, or promised q more
abundant yield.
We are requested to announce that Billy
Marble, an entertainment character of con.
siderable note, will be in Yankton the 18th,
9TH and 9Th of July.
The indications of the weather for the
upper Mississippi and lower Missouri val
legs are rising barometer, cooler north
winds, clear or clearing weather.
A large number of ladies and gentlemen
Of this city went to Tabor this morning to
witness the ceremony of confirmation in the
Catholic church at that place to-day.
Remember that Bishop Ireland will de-
liver his lecture at the Catholic Church this
evening. The society is to obtain enough
money from this lecture to meet immediate
pressing demands on the building fund.
A livery team in charge of DR.. Van Vel
FOR, ran away yesterday on Douglas avenue.
Besides wrecking a buggy, considerable dam
age was done to shade trees, fences and tree
boxes along the route Of the equine demon
alization.
The Bon Homme Jail is completed, and
Jonas Gleisch, the Bon Homme county pris-
oner, confined in our Yankton county Jail
on a three months sentence for larceny, has
been removed to the new prison. He is its
first occupant.
H. F. Jencks has a curiosity in the shape
of a new potato which grew inside of an
old potato in the cellar of the Jencks
house. The offspring is healthy and we'll
developed, but the parent potato is withered
and nearly dead.
On the down trip of the steamer Chambers
which arrived here yesterday, a passenger
in paying his fare, gave the clerk a counter
felt $50 bill. The character of the bill was
not discovered until the boat arrived in
Yankton, and the dfI arturo of the passen-
ger.
Chief Justice White is the possessor of q
new pipe with a stem about three feet long
When his honor is hitched on to it he has
the appearance ola Turkish mandarin. He
af6rms, deep down in bis throat, that he
will mash the man who dares look at it +,
appropriating intent.
Our Bohemian fellow citizens are evil ,
Identity not averse to the moderate use Of |.
mild stimulants, especially on occasions Of
my public ceremony. The settlers Of that
nationality residing At Tabor yesterday pur-
chased of c. F. Rossteuscher 4 Co., fourteen
barrels of lager beer for the use of the peo- |
pie who are expected to assemble at that
place to-day. =
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-20
CoFFEE

If there is any luxury more generally
appreciated than another 1T is GOOD COZ
FEE. Few persons can roast coffee we'll,
and to meet this want Messrs. Bell, Con.
rad & Co., Chicago, have imported and
rOsted q coffee called
ANKORIA,
which is the nearest approach to Java of
any heretofore offered to consumers. It
is not glazed is brittle, and will grind
easily. Your grocer has the goods for
sale, a. also the famous
PEERLESS BAKING POWDER,
made by the same firm. Ask him for
them and obtain the best goods In the
world.
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Press and Dakotaian,
Yankt0n. Dakota.
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E. MINER,
County Clerk.

Ladies and Gents-My concerts are for all
those who like variety and being a strong
red, white and blue man this means no
whisky, nothing Of the kind, and no tobac-
co. So you will have a good concert and a
sober one and some recommends from the
best people in the country. 1t is nay last
tour in this country.
Yours,
S1GNoR A. FERREL1o,
The Italian Ole Bull.
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tht 9aily xress aud 9akutaiau
%yAhkToN, DAKOTA
Thursday Evening, June 20, 1873
MEETING OF the REPUBLICAN rrRRIroRA,
COMMITTEE.

The members Of the Republican Territorial
Committee are invited to meet at Yankton on
Tuesday, the ed day Of July. 1878, at 10 O'Clock
9. m, for the purpose OF calling the Territorial
Convention to nominate candidates for election
- delegate In congress and other officers, and to
transact such other business Is may properly
come before the committee.
G. c. MOODY, Chairman.
YANkroN. D. T.. june II. 1873.
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THE ITALIAN OLE BULL

YANKToN, D. T., June 20, '7s.
To tie Musical World-I have heard the
Italian Ole Bull play and can say that his
Last Rose of Summer played on four strings
and then on one, on the violin, is worth
alone the price of admission.
E. MINER,
County Clerk.
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DAkorA's VALUATION

Al Placed on File in the Office Of the Ter.
ritorial Auditor.
The following table gives the assessed val
uation of the counties of Dakota, 20 far as
the returns have been received at the Office
of DEPUTY Auditor Purdy:
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-20

Ready made clothing in endless variety
at Chas. Eiseman & Co.'s, Broadway.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-20

Milwaukee ueer on draught at Geo Browns
at five cents glass.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-20

Ladies dress goods, latest styles, best quail
lty and lowest prices, At Eiseman's.
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Gentlemen's summer suits, manufactured
to order at Eiseman's.
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Gents furnishing goods at the New York
Store.
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A meeting of the Children's Temperance
Band will be held At the Congregational
church at three o'clock Saturday afternoon,
the 22d.
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LECTURE.

Bishop ireland will deliver a lecture at
the Catholic church in this city on Thurs
day evening, June ooh, '7S, the proceeds Of
same to be devoted to the reduction of the
pressing debt of said church. Subject
"What the Catholics believe about the
Pope of Rome" Lecture will commence
at 8 o'clock. Admission. so cents.
A general invitation is extended to all.
PERUVIAN BEER. a strictly temper
ance drink, is q delightful hot weather bev-
erage. Mills q PURDY.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-20

Old papers for sale at this Office.
One dollar will buy a lady's ready made
suit, complete, at Eiseman & Co.'S, Broad.
Way,
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Elegant summer costumes at Eiseman's
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A full line of ladies' ready made suits at
Eiseman & Co.'s, from 81 upwards.

Dr.. H. d. Dodge, aentlst, Dewitt's block
Yankton.
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S1GNoR A. FERREL1o,
The Italian Ole Bull.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-21
ALABAMA.
SELMA, Ala, June II, 1878.

49, = SELMA, ALA, June II, 1878.
Dear Dispatch: Every philosopher has
felt q great interest in Rev. j. Jaspers the
cries of costnogony. AS man, "natlVe
and to the manner born" OF course have
felt n peculiar pride in the lucid spectilaa-
tons OF your Richmond genius. In read
ing the IS autobiography OF Rev. Wlillam
Arnot,o distinguished minister OF Edln-
burph, Scotland, came across the follow
ing theory, which Brother Jasper might mix
with his, and see what would be the re-
suit: "George Bruce" says Arnot,- "was
a curiosity in his way. At that time he was
about eighty years Of age. He had GU
rous system OF cosmogony, which he matt
tanned with great energy against all or
Dosers. He conceded the sphericty OF the
earth, and explained that it is like an apple
swimming in water-one half above the
surface, the other half below. The sun is
in a certain part OF the sky. In summer the
terrestrial apple, on the upper sides OF
which we adhere, inclines gradually TO-
wards the sun. as boat does when Inc
weight is brought to one side. When IL mas
reached its maximum OF inclination In one
direction the immersed side begins TO rise
and the opposite side TO dip. When sus-
gested, as a conclusive objection to TINS
theory, tnab HdFlSaloAo haiN "osNe''
sailed round the globe, he was ready
with q triumphant answer: 'They
have sailed round this way (maklng a
circle horizontally with his hanoi; 'but If
thew had attempted to sail that way (now
waving his hand in Il circle vertically they
would have gone beneath the water and
been drowned l endeavored to convey
to him the idea OF the globe revolving
around the sun in space; but as soon as he
caught glimmer OF what would be at he
interrupted me with vehement interroga.
ton: 'Will We contradict the Scriptures O
truth, Iaddie? will We contradict the Scrip
lures o. truth? Dinna We read, sThou hast
laid The foundations thereof in the wa
tcrs'?' There was no arguing against
this, SO I gave up the contest"
Our rim OF the apple, according to tins
theory, must have dipped under, for the
farmers are complaining of grass and weeds
as outgrowing the cotton. The Alabama
river, tov, IS booming, and there are some
apprehension of freshct. There has been
O. good deal OF sickness here this spring and
summer. with tendency to tvphoid-iever.
Two very sad deaths last week; both young
men. People generally are discussing
where to spend the summer, and to many
OF them Virginia mountains are perfect
Utopia. There were ninety-onc thousand
bales OF cotton sold here this last season,
and it would seem that somebody could go
to the springs. Yours truly, Ii.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-21

OPENING OF THE CONGRESSIONAL CAMPAIGN
ADDRESS BY EDGAR ALLAN-RAJLR0AD EM-
PLoYEES PAID OFF-RESIGNATI0S OF AN
OFPICER-CITIZENS GOING TO AUSTRALIA
QUALIFICATIONS in THE HUsTINGS COURT
IMPROVEMENT IN THE TOBACCO MARKET.
ICorrespoadeuce of the Richmond Dispatch.]
~ JUNE 20. 1878.
Hon. Edgar Allan, OF Prince Edward
county, will open the congressional CAM
paign here tonight in an address to the Re
pubicanS. 1t is expected that he will make
formal announcement Of his candidacy for
Congress from this district. He has been
active for some time past in pushing Tor
ward his interests, and, to say the least, he
will prove very formidable opponent to
DIR. ,Jor@cnsen for the Radical nomination.
CAPTAIN james B. Gregory. paymaster OF
the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad,
arrived here, this afternoon with his pay
car. The employees of the company along
the whole line are being paid of for the
month Of May.
At meeting of the Petersburg Artillery,
held last night, Captain W. w. Baugh re-
signed rs conmandant Of the company, his
business engagements not allowing him to
retain the position with Justice to himself.
The resignation was accepted with regret,
and Lieutenant John S. Clary was recon-.
mended for the vacancy The election Will
take place next week. o.
4 child Of Mr.. James Jessup, residing on
Short Make street, died suddenly to-day
from the effects Of eating unripe fruit.
On Monday next Mr.. William Cameron,
Mir. John j. BircEett. aud Mr.. Robert VIII
kins, OF this city, will leave for Australia, to
look after the large tobacco interests OF Mr.
Cameron in that section. Mr. Cameron has
established large factories there, and has re-
Gently shipped quantity Of improved MIL
chinery and presses TO put in them. They
will DO placed under the care OF McSSrs.
Birchett and Wilkins, active and expo
rienced young men, who will probably
make Australia their permanent place OF re-
sidence.
In the Hastings Court to- day Major J. a.
Johnston qualified as city sergeant for the
term commencing July 1st, giving bond in
the penalty OF $4,000. Messrs. G. a. john
ston and George w. Oliver qualified as his
deputies. Messrs. James NJ Parham and
Peter W. Hatchett qualified as samplers o!
tobacco at Moore's warehouse, and William
Trumbull as sampler at West Hill ware
house, giving bond in the sum OF $4,000
each.
The tobacco market is firmer to-day, with
an advance on nearly all grades. The im-
proved condition, it is believed, is owing to
the failure OF Congress to act on the tax
question.
The receipts Of peanuts are light, and the
stock is decreasing. The market is very
firm. with sales to-day at S1.15 to S1.1S Tor
prime and Sl.25 for fancy. ROBIN ADAIR.
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The Incomr :Tav.

This Is the most ir.st OF all inter nal taxa
tion. 1t falls eSa':tly where 1t should fall,
It falls upon th .ose who are most able to bear
it--upon those who have the Il fgest share OF
the gains of ,abor--upon those who have
the largest amount Of that visible wealth
which is the subject OF TAXATION.
This income tax won I'd be difused All
over the land upon wealth in proportion to
its existence amongst the citizens IS they.
may be fortunate or comparatively not SO.
There can be no irist DISCRIMINATION be-
tween wealth In Ian d and In money IN favor
OF money, for that, has been gathered froEa
the gains OF cultfea;inn Of the soil, when
il the real source OF wealth, and st shosld
bear equally with the pursuit OF tiilage and
with property in fxnd the burthens OF sup
porting the Government. Grossly 'sR!usl
is the government that would. leave the
moneyed man lTnta xed white the farmer
and the landholdcr bear the burthens OF the
State.
The capitalist cinnot be justly preferred
az one who ought not to bear the burthen'
OF GovernmeaE. He is, on the contrary, pc
CNllQFiS oUafSdtSAtstV Wv
ment, for he is more dependent upon Gov
ernmcnt forehe preservation OF his propert!
BY maintaining its value and security thar
are other people. His property is more
sensi7ve-gnorc liable toipi uly--than theirs
A new law or measure of policy may ruiz
him in "a day. The capitalist OF all mel
sherid stand by the Government and DO al
in bis power to maintain its credit ant
order.
Thesjus. income tax was exceedingly Cd
sectionable to those New England peopl
yho:haye been SO eager to continue ih
handtsf oppression upon the tobacco-groW
ing ,pcopIc. No farming people ought TO b
singled out as special objects OF taxation
Alltislers OF the soil should be regarded al
equally the objects Of Government consid
eration But we have seen that the wealthy
moneyed communities that were not espe
cially interested in tobacco have bitterly
opposed the income tax, and readily helped
to pile up the burthcns upon the tobacco
maker.
Possibly there may Ike chance yet te
rope in the income tax. Either there shou!t
be IN entire abolition OF internal revenue
laws. or the most just and equal OF all taxa
t;on-that upon incomes--should be levied
The people should demand and see to it that
the internal tax should be abolished or that it
should be levied upon income.
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DANVILLE.
| Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch. ]

correspondence of the Richmond Dispatcl.I
JUNE 10, 1873.
The Baptist Sunday school of Greensboro
came up on an excursion to-day in the
charge OF Messrs. Newell and Vernon. They
were met at the dep0t BY Rev. Mr.. Holmes
and Professor S. w. Averett and escorted
to Thompson's Grove. After feasting and
visiting various places Of interest in the city,
receiving in the meantime many expressions
OF courtesy from the Danville people, they
came together about 4 p. NJ. ut the Baptist
church, and thence, after series OF speeches,
songs, an offer Of thanksgiving, and many
good-byeS, they set out for home.
Captain Greenville #. Pace continues
very Ill, but it is thought that there is some
Improvement in his condition.
AT q late meeting OF the Council a petition
OF several OF the lawyers for reduction OF
the charge for license, which had been re-
ferred to the Committee on Retrencbment
and Reform, was returned with the recon-
mendation that the prayer be not granted,
and the report of the committee was adopted.
The atmosphere for several days has been
quite stimulating, and several parties have
exhibited rounds Of tisticuffS. HonorS were
so far easy that they deposited only one dol
lar each in the. city treasury, and one cent
each TO the credit OF the State. Similar oc-
currcnces elsewhere during this week, no
doubt.
Hon. j. f. Lewis, United States marshal
for this district, has appointed D. S. Lewis
and J. G. Luck deputies for Danyile, Grief
Lamkiu deputy for Henry county, and j.
p. Loyelace for Halifax county. Mr.. Har-
vie. OF Amelia, who was appointed for Dan
vile, has been assigned to duty at Chris
tiansburg.
The report from the tobacco market for
the week ending this morning says that the
receipts are good but not full, and that the
market is active for all grades Of wrappers
and good filters at quotations. Quotations !:
Good dark Tugs, 50 to $3.50; common
bright, 81 to So; good bright, IS to IS;
fancy smokers, So to SIS; common red
leaf, $3.50 to So; good, So to IS; common
bright. IS to $40; good bright, $12 to SIS;
fine, $50 to $50; tine wrappers, S35 to $40;
extra, $40 to $50; and some lots higher.
Rev. j. e. l.. Holmes, of the Baptist
church, reports the number OF accessions to
his church during the last year at Oh, and
the net gain 81; the number received into
membership in the last four years 216, and
the net gain ITO; the amount OF the contri.
buttons for. last year, $500; for the last
four years, $14,174.54. He entered upon
the fifth year OF his passionate on the 1st in
stant. ALPHA.
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PETERSBURG.

OPENING OF THE CONGRESSIONAL CAMPAIGN
ADDRESS BY EDGAR ALLAN-RAJLROAD EN-
pIoYEEs PAID OFF-RESIGNATIoN OF AN
oFPICER-CIrIzE GOING TO AUSTRALIA
oUALIFlCAT IONS in THE HUSTINGS COURT
uL,r
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Strikes, SIC.

sxvo s,,snee. that the stri King. .elegrafns'
=" ,s,,t.mn iobs. The condis IN of the coun-
nv the season, the abur. dance and cheap
ness of food, all forf,.d the idea OF the pos:
sibi,ity OF str,,ser. There is some political
object or some strategy relating to wages
or some contemplated advantage from alarni'
at the bottom oil, It. The people need nave
no fear OF such lawlessness and violence at
this time, The early fruits are in sdpera-
bundance, and there IS every reaso on to sup
nose that the following season will SEND
vegetable an1 grain ayalanehes upon the
country not equalled for many years. The
watermelon crop alone would be sufficient
TO extinguish all the seditious fires that may
be lighted. r,t i, !s,,.
Strikes won't do. Communism Won,t
do. Nothing will be sufficient to.break uE
the prevailing quiet, and more than this
produce riotous and outrageous discomfort
amidst she prevailing abundance.
1t mast be remembered that the country
has dFsrted through many strata OF trouble
+ and dissatisfaction. The financial ques
. tions arc al rest. Bank circulation is nearl.
at par. The cost OF subsistence is at the
Q low-water mark. Wages buy more thar
they have bought at any time since the war
! and there is greatly less cause for murmur
. ing and complaint than there has been 10
: many wears. Indeed, there is want OF oc
l.. cupatiou, but it isn't the unoccupied tina
; syil strike; for they can't. Is anybod
= who has employment going to strike at pres
= emit? The thing is incredible and the eS
o element is fictitious.
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DEATHS.

Died, on Saturday. June Is: 1873. at the res!
SON of Andrew NJ. and Mary E. Frayser; aged three
years and one month.
Died. June 2Otr, at 4 O'Clock 4. NJ, LORENE,
daughter of ii. A. (Jr.) and Belle V. AtKlnSon
aged five months. ,., =
The funeral will take place from the residence of
ner father, Mechancsve turnpike near earring
o'clock. Friends and acquaintarces of the family
are invited 10 attend.
Died. at his residence, In this city, on Thursday
the goth, at $50 p. NJ. Mr.. J OSEPH II. WILLIS,
IN tue seventy-ffth year OF his age.
His funeral will take place on SATURDAY
MORNING the 22d instant. at IL O'Clock, from
Trinity Methodist Episcopal church. The friends
of The family are invited 10 attend. 2t*
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99.sEST essspIsE.
DECEIVED AT TIE
99-CENT STORE:
10 dozen LARGE HEARTH-YASES,
200 elegant BLACK WALNUT CARD-STA SDS,
finished In enamel and gilt. and gilt chains
with the top lnlaid with bird's-eyc maple, 1T
99c.;
A full line Of B1RD-CAGES, square and round
In all colors; also, handsome BRASS
CAGE, with double bottom, at 81 Csc;
100 JAPANEED WATERS. sizes II to "a Inches,
in price from 81! to 90c.;
4 full line of TIN TOILET SETS at S2.97 Il
set of three pieces, or 93c. piece;
so large ROUND CAKE-BOXES;
4 full line of LEATHER SATCHELS and
ENAMEL CLOTH VAIISES,
Another lot Of those CRYSTAL VINE SETS
dccan;cr aud six large glasScs-for 99c.;
A new assortment of BRONZE INKS, with
thcrmsmetcr-vcry handsome;
rs NICKLE LEVER CLOCKS at 3l.9S, war
rantcd;
so new CHROMOs, in carved walnut frames, at
Sl.9S.
Catalogues mailed free to any address.
je2l w. A. STEVENS. sos Broad street