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RECORDED ASSIGNMENT.

RECORDED ASSIGNMENT.
Atkins. Morris 10 Gu-tave Harlem, general "S1's"
ment for benefit OF creditors
RECORDED LEASE
po,yrnan Holm 10 Edwin Berthe. part Of no l57 o-
= Al annual rent So'
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EREEHOLD and NEW-YORK RAILWAY
Gomez uo1s. Leave i0ot % LberysL for Freehold a.
!. -, HIS ~. .... OLD, A..
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NTW-YORK and LONG BRANCH DIyISIO
NrEM-LeRsEN snrrHERN RAILWAY.

= Nv ltuNtl SoU iifhN tAiLN n.
SfEAniL..s ~ JJfN~ aud Ji~sE ilOll, hr
Long branch. Highland. &c, 0.Jo. J5I mi 3D. 5lj
pa
ocean Grove. sea G'ri. Sc. 3f' J.05 o. I'D.
Ton. ly'I MacitIwn EaTucEat, Iucit ri0wn !. T. All
Philadelphia, ? - =.
sun DAYS TOR il gAauls and Long Branch. $50 a.
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Ofean 5Irumers

National Enc.-Frnm (new) Pier 80, North r.
lN----fOH Ou EHSsTcWN AND LiNii.rDOi.---
= =. To-. I l.N'fGAEIf 4 L. Ia.
-----FDN LONDON tNscur a Do-k
HOLLAND -tQi 90. ~ n flthNi D. ..-Frf 2O. a VI.
Cabin. s6J ~ $40 roy stserage .1 TRAITS
upward ssueh 70 low rates emianys ofcrz Nos
and IS BrOadraY- b. W. J. UhSI. Manager.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-20

FOR NEW-HAVEN, its surroundings and
i all stations the New-Yurk. Boston and Air Line
Derby North HAMPTON lailr 'ats direct steamer,
JOHN IL. STAIN and ERASTlS CORNING leave PIrr
y. r. laIIit- e. night
except SATURDAY arrive In Nswiay IN time for al
morning all railroads best facilities for p1Ssrnrer-
aud freight - excursion II 30 starD New Haven
Trans poTtatOe Line. JOHN III. SIARlN,
Proprietor.
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rElO PHILADELPHIA
VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

TlfE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
between
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA
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Real Gslule 10 Gsehangs.

INVEST ATHEIST, between 9th and ] Oth-aves.
w Three story brown could Ice exchanged for
house IN Brooklyn possibly .sowJ ersey. ~ LAND
" WHITING, . Beekmansf.
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Bfedmbodts dno RAILROADS.
LBANY and TROY by DAY BOATS.

A LBANY aud TROY by DAY BOATS.
TiAR S r Eh2kys ~ f Hfg pSe' & z tladls
n ~. en- r,lgTa By down boat. Po,GhAPsin RHINE
caee ci'ck ! S0isTI lnd wEsT Tickets Coupons COOL
sPGciSL A., fa s-ii 80 i' ND fG 70 S1kAroeA
RAL1IMO AND ONO RAILROAD
Leave NewYoik rom foot OF Desbro-ses and Colr,
80 M io ,%ls.agion PsDars Columbus. ncunsu
ard the south rulman cars from baltimore to Nswsrs
LOOP N, Tor washIaTtin and the Yves. Pullman car,
from N.wNork 10 Bsmore and Warrington. making
and - Louis through Pullman cars BALTIMORE Cincia
40 for wasinston and me west making .ame con.
loogp. daiy for Ms,he si"n re south and West Pal
making connections Chicago. Cncinnat indassp
L. Iog1e 81 hSh n 1 ess m the solh aai
rsr' connects q washington WITH trains for LyBchbaz
sgs Ss g gaG :, 'a s. e o es@of once
and ne.l'-css.s sr.s sid Depot Jersysy ely,
AND COLORADO
CEN rRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
- Ferry etalion In New Yors, loot ~ 1.-The -tyst
eU" jaac 'y 10y leave SssYor T p,
sa, ~ p Leeliy,s $50 a. loionsi -
Chunk Tanaga"; Wsc.1sfre EImiraL &C.. Connects
na F and y a Bfs Sa@se tesS Msu3iain
Aanca Chuns rinaaua w.lkesbafre scranton. Wiiiams
1850 a. ~. end ;.3l p. M For someryile aud Feminefou
rl-for Fiemington E,ston. Maucn Chunk. Ianaqns
For iiigb i,r,i.,r Branch echp.lev, w,unt,,,
iiis LEX and Lake iiOpl'cong Esstoa Beivf,rc AID
Mnurh Chunk
$50 p M dny.-For Easton. Allentown and Harrisharr
Elnirl a. connect At junction ior D. l. sni W. Il !.
1.lJ FYg EfsfOI.
For trans 10 local points see timetables 40 stations
81 NDAY fRAlNS-Lnavs al a. ~. u p. M iur Bound
Bronx amt IN tnrtiai" poinis AMI al atp ir E8s0n
RoIaila airl Harrisburg.
Boats the lirooklvn Erie Annex Ak connection
Jersey CITY station. aud from brooklyn aud Ere Depot
jersey Cily.
NETWORK ard LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
- Trans leave "a 4,ij. o. ll.lj a. 100 $50 ok
prcss) j. 5J. NJ. or Red Bank. Long Branch. Ocean
t'rOy.
~ -, a. M. for Farmingdale Manchester RIVER
BaTuer O.. Sc
A. l.iOp M Vin-aud Tom. River Sc
Al p ~, Tor fucs .hrrg Toms RIVER. Warciown. Bar
a. g.u. 1urh,Town X. H., Sc.
STAG connections and KEYPptr A. Mafawan sfs.
tiou Occ4n.c Fair Haven a. Rel Bank.
and Point rlca.tut nc lea tart with All trains.
NEW-JERSEN SOUTHERN RAILWAY
= Toavs Ncyb ork. Pier a. N0rh Rive. 0li Rector
@iEA NiL.ts ~. ! yfIN~ aud Ji~St NDli, ftr
Long branch Highland. &c, 0.Jo. 35N q mf t.iJ. 5)j
?.
I.ns iv'I Na'eiilWn Earuesdt, luct'rioWn = i All
-UNDAYs Tor Il gAaH5s and Long Branch. $50
EREEHOLD and NEW-YORK RAILWAY
Come, ols Leave ioot % Lbsrtyst for Freehold a.
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rrlIE ERIE RAILWAY.

EuE ERIE RAILWAY. ,.,
EnIE and WESTERN RAILROAD Arransemsn' o Tran,
taking oncci July :, 1879 :.,.., n. ,,., nr,usnr
room Coaches to lfaiO ami Suspension bfiaSc p,.,,
M lna act II, Ions i.spI' ~, WI ana soi "
west. Puhnsns best Draw ngIooil seelAiF No''''-S -
D. m. lraly) Paciac Express for the Me-i. ,eeisns
Coaches through 10 Brn-l. Nheaia u.s. 80 "a
uati Chicago without change also Hotel D'n-h cars
I'm ID IN Emigrant IRAN Tor the West.
N.Nari 10 SO. 1850 =. ~. '.lO axe 551 tlo ~,
H. M and 4 midnight saturday nights only. SunAsS ~
@ ~ r., ParA and rassaic e. 700 DO. 1920 .lbs
,o n, train stops HniheIfor PARK ont % ~unaas.
IL mldlight Supays, d, $500 lO-V a. NJ 4i' o''' Wv
pP.ifrrson g. 81 $50. $40, 10. lo.2J 1880 N ~
noon. l.lj. 3. 81 - ..1o 80 49, ~ ,,,. 30
SiS ic:20 a N. Is. osS :. p M and y midmshL 10
mdnleht sundays. d. $50. 1890 a IN, l.40 o'" p -
aud 10 midnight.
Newburg ana Cornwall. 100. o a. no. $3.50 'oo p u' "
Ns,on, and Kingston. Ga H. $3.50 sundays sO~
m;Go.hon q. 7.5O o. 1920 a. M $780, 800 $50 ? m. SUI
HIdietowu. ZOO o. 1910 a M. 800 40 y i yO A
days. $50. 1920 M 80 y ~ ~, Mii.aad al
road =. i MAIN sso g. 1920 No. $50 g. T. sand'~
| ~, M - ~ m Is. $50 aud D. M. .,,.r eNch
S6fr-Boats leave Esd 81 quarter II and tsA'' ~ N
iSa, o or passage and for apartments no
ami sleeping toac6e. be obtan, aoh .rg' the CSs.
T Da. .,tucs Nos 80 4Ol D5 Gsoad~ay " \" ~
Court sL BROOKLYN. or at TIE ,omrah' IN ~ york io
H. iasn S and SO1 AIhSSrr GEM Passr Ar' S0"f0fA
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSLl.
TIains leave tng wood ciosteI p,sfn on ~ 80 p N
su sSU ~ M and $50 p m The 1851 p W. tram w
leave @laas. als5 aSTf SoI nss; $50 NJ as9
| Manuel No" h. ABsoI.r asn'i PSssr As- Ass-'~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-20

A LbANI ana Troy by DAY BOATS.
"a Z. vIBBAkD anu ~. DREW
Leave Nesrysi Iior 80 " H.. Of SIS ana 2fh--t
IN. tfnm IkOgkLTS bv ABnef boat AZ H. Landing a
NlAtK FIEIll. (WFSr POINT CgRNHALI. NEW
~ re-. cln rciErn by down boat. PO'xEEPsiE, RHINE
BECK. cAIskfbL ana HUDSON. Tiekeis soa AMI bag
gage ci'ck 4 MORT aId WEST Tickets or Coupons cool
on iiufsOu iuyer F-Iili DAD rccssyrd Tor Dassage.
A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-20

z American packet complnvs Line Tor PLlAOj III.
CUEEBDURG and UAMBL 10. ,..., Sine 30
Fi-I A..........~ cpt u u l.' ~ -
VIvT,A4 ID rU / y -i 80 =. : -
atr OF passage 10 Plymouth. London. Cnerbour-. lam
Inn. and al points inzani. SEQ iand d Wales; first
t."in god 900: second CABIN. g1i. iJOi -r-I- ctr
renew, 40. G. Il. RICHARD & p - ,'rn Pas, ! T.
KIr NuANDl & co. u bF''it"ttf 'cW- iOfN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-20

s-story brc, nrildin- with 'oi. No 81 Ea-' 4 I
S. 10 II II LIST ave, lot .hNlvu.S; in" = INV a
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gieambonIs ono Railroads.

4 -NEW -BRUNSWlCK boat, landing ri
~ -Ivrcgii- south Amhog. Prrfh Anh1v, inr-envi
NooIurdgr lo,-sur aaa Landing Steamer ~
frum every week day at iaro lower t1li
any other route.
ALBANY BOATS-PEOPLE'SL LINE, DREW
~ and ~. JpIiN leave Per No - Nortl River
foot oi Cgna-st. every week dy y u- cOnnectins
nj Aranv t~uuduv morning excepted Wltn trains North
West ami last TNculIon 10 Albany return, good 80
"'9' - "'"0 W W. EVERETT President
TOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on Nall
raiucE IIousat0uic Railroads steamers leave Cath
arine -lip per 3d. f.. r. daily ~ 1880 a. aud
Fall lower Than by Otner routc
E|OR RONDOUT and Observation-Disclosures
& West Puntl, Cornwall, New burg Marlboro
Milton Poughkcepsis, ksnpu, connecting with Ulster snd
Delaware ami WAIKIKI Valley roads steamboats, ~
". EALDN IN ami THOMAS COkN ELL cave DAILY at 4
y. m IIer -, NOrth River, foot uf Harri-on-st.
Except SATURDAYS when the steamer Thomas Cornell VIII
leave O'Clock D. connecting with Evening Train on
the Isfcr anu Delaware Railroad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-20

lssA EAST 1OTH-ST.-Nicely furnished
~ smiles or single rooms gentlemen OF gent euan
and ifc without board American family mousse
INN. Inllr .IInn l-Ar
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MprnIAL GERMAN MNnL

Z F.ILIN1I ~
4 north GERM ~ Lloyd.
STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN y Nv. nOlsh.
SOUTHAMPTON AND BfLMEN. 1870 ,
non sal. ~ntr - ttN 'it.---.. AZ 'r'.
pftFTN -ruf. - u Z sat. c'. u
RATES OF PASSAGE from NFW-YORk 20 ~DJ THANH
TOS HNNRE OR BREMEN; ,co
FIRST CABTN -... 5000 SECOND CAbIN...-----fbO
-rEERAGE, : go. ..,
Return tickets AZ reduced rates PrrpIn Storage C
Tickets 10 al ponts The south of Englani $50
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* EAST 25TH-ST, first housc from Mad
H. ,srr scuare- Peasant wel-'umshed rooms, Win
BOARD 10 permanent parties desiring good acconh'Ha-
~. ma .Nn 4
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Ocean Cleaners.

Sailing every 10 days alternately iioin fhsie nall
landing passengers WITHIN low hos rue o. sh'
,fnuort aDt POINTS Of interest on the Continent
Z..EiAND. Iue-.ay. sell ~" y M.
For mates b, passage other information app,y'o
oo- ua'r,,t a. ph,I,de,nhia . Broaiway, SewIork
Holm NsgDNAID. Agent, Battery -pilcr. New- ofs
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West Sid..

LADY will let second-st0fy front rooms
~ newly furnished all improvements other Doarueis
i've minn'es from station; 20 weekly a57 Last sotns
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"A EAST 3OTH-ST Rooms on second and
third LooT lct with board also hal rooms Tor gen
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q ornlrp BoGro.

y nc i.rgocc ifin namapo, Hocsland County, ~ " ~
miles ou Railway minutes from depot te1u'' u
SCENERY ri'e drves. hnc ahc-, boating ani n-ilns
Mnlr-nie -ulln..
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-29
LOWE cAALLEHGEs.loaAN.

Washington, April e6.-Representativt
Lowe published q card this afternoon 10 re-
lation to bis difference with Senator Logan
The representative incorporated bis letters
to the senator. delivered by Judge Pelham
The last ono is ss follows:
Washington, April IS, 1S79.-Hon. John
A, Logan-Sir: On the 21st lest. you pub
lished 10 the Republican Of this city a com
munication containing words personally re-
hecting on me. I have twice addressed you
. note calling your attention to this Ian.
eusRe. You have failed and refused to
answer either of them. You thereby force
me to the last alternative. I therefore de.
mand that you name a time and place out
of this district where another communica-
ton will presently reach you My friend,
Chas. Pelham, esq, is authorized to act Tor
me in the premises. Respectfully
WIN. NJ. LOWE.
Col. Lowe then concludes his card as
follows: Thus ends this one-sided corres-
pondepce. It needs little or nc comment
mo. I will not brand John A. Logan
ls q liar for he is . senator of the United
States. I will not post him as . scoundrel
md poltroon, for that would be In violation
II the local statutes. But I do publish him
8 one who knows how to insult, but not
to satisfy q gentleman. Invoke upon
i'm the judgment of the honorable men OF
be community.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-29
vEGETINE
Chills, Shakes,
FEVER AND AoUE.

lANhVNVS " Ssp ASsSs
4 DR. H. r, STEVENS = .,r
" nar ;Sir@I feel very grateful for what your
valuable medicine. Vegetine, has lone ~ my
family. IWish to expires my thanGs W ihiui W.
in@ Won of the wonderful cure OF my son a!s9'
sine I ever aver saw for ChdHs, Shake. Esger Gnd
1Css NV son was sick with measles ~ 100,
Wkkch left him with HIP Joint disease, My son
suffered a great deal Of pain: al OF the time rhe
main was SO great he did nothing but cry. me
doctors did not help him u particle. he could not
iii his foot from the floor. he could not move
without crutches. read your advertisement IN
the !" louisville Courier journal, 'lthat vegetlhe
a great Blood Purifier and Blood Food. !
tried one bottle, which was u great benefit; lie
Kept on with the MEDICINE, gradually \, nm ::
He has taken eighteen bottles In all, anu ne ~
completely restored to health, walks Witaouk
crutches or cane. He Is twenty years OF age. !
to CktNs. Whenever he feels one COM
on, he comes in, takes y dose OF vcgelime,
that's the last Of the chill. .,!egetine ieaves
no bad effect upon the system ike most OF tne
recommended for ChtAS. oieertul
ly recommend Vegetine for such. complains; !
1t is the greatest medicine IN the world.
Respectfully, MRS. j.. W. LLOYD.
YEGET1NE.-When the blood becomes liteless
and %stagnant, either from change OF weather OF
If climate, want Of exercise, Irregular Giet. OK
from any other cause, the VEGETINE VIII renew
he blood, carry off the putrid humOlS,, cleanse
he stomach, regulate the bOwels,a and 1mpart y
one of vigor to the whole body.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-29

Representative Lowe. of Alabama, ex
confederate colonel, deems his "honah'
assailed by Gen. Logan and demands blood
or a retraction. All that Logan did was to
call Lowea yindictive and malicious liar
He backed the assertion with the proof and
Lowe can think of no easier way to repair
the breach In his yeracity than to perforate
Logan with leaden bullets " take the
chance ofigetting perforated himself. Lo-
gan is q crack shot and a man of the most
unfllnching courage. but he is not going 10
accept this challenge. He has the courage
to decline it. He knows that the southern
fire. eater has mallgned him and his public
refutation is q legitimate one.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-29

Oats-A. c. Davis. Sioux City. 1850
lbs. at 84c.; 4. c. Power. Flathead, ll,0OO
lbs. at 1925; Blackfest, 10000 lbs. At $S''
Hay-w. A. parshal, San Carlos, 10000
lbs. at 81 Is; L. ~Sprieselberg, Pueblo, 49,
sussr-H. K. 4 T. B. Thurbsr & Co,
New York, 1888, $50 lbs. at 1914.
Blankets-John Dobson, Philadelphia,
$3.50 pairs, at various prices, running from
1894 to $3.50 per pair. All bids for coffee
were rejected, and new bids will BE- adver-
tised for.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-29

After two yearsof incessant protest against
the edict which sent them from their Dako-
ia home to q southern latitude, the remnant
of the once powerful Ponca band Of Indians
are succeeding in bringing their case before
the public in such shape that the authorities
will be compelled to heed it. Their re-
moval from the Ponca reserve. at the mouth
Of the Niobrara river, to the Indian terri
tory, was, VI really believe, made with the
good Of the Indians as the chief object.
Surrounded on three sides by their heredi-
tary enemies, the Sioux, themselves few in
numbers and weak in defence, their lives
were a constant condition of seige. They
went forth to till their fields with rifles in
their hands and revolvers in their belts
and were liable at any hour of any
day to assaults which usually ended in loss
Of stock or loss Of life, or both. Their vii
lage was a fertilization defended by artillery
and small arms. Under these circumstan.
ces the Indian department concluded that
it was the part of humanity to move the
Poncas from. the reach of their hostile
neighbors and the order was Issued to send
them south. But they never took kindly
to the change. The bones of their ances-
tors were buried in the soil of their Dakota
home. The bones of ancestors are a
powerful consideration with the supersti-
tious Indian. Besides, they we're attached
to the little spot which had become their
own by actual purchase and have been pin
ing and sickening and dying every since
they we're compelled to leave it. As the
Poncas take the situation SO much to heart,
and refuse to be contented in the home
chosen for them by the government, it
would be a merciful act to permit them to
return. Their old reserve is unoccupied
and many of the old buildings are standing.
They are industrious Indians and as desir-
able for neighbors as any band of Indiaus
could be. If they are still willing to face
the dangers of Sioux raids, it is their own
affair. By all means let these heart-broken
Poncas return to the graves of their fathers,
since they so earnestly desire it and refuse
take comfort anywhere else.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-29

The Yankton Herald, being the loves,
bidder at the annual letting Of the city
printing, VA last night declared the official
paper of Yankton. This action will not,
however; deprive the readers Of the Press
and Dakotaian Of the interesting public in
formation evolved from the regular SEMI
monthly conferences ofthe rulers of the city
and from their extraordinary gatherings in
behalf Of their constituents. A special re-
porter will be with them.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-29
DAKOTA IN

Delegate Bennett has introduced in the
house bills as follows:
Setting aside and appropriating certain
proceeds of internal revenue for the erection
of a penitentiary in Dakota.
Abolishing the military reservations Of
Forts Abercrombie, Seward and Ransom
and authorizing the survey of the lands EN-.
braced therein and rendering them subject
to homestead and pre-emption entry.
For an assay Office at Deadwood.
To establish a new land district in Dakota
I'M locate the Office at Grand Forks.
For the relief of settlers on old Sioux
reservation in Grant county.
To authorize the resurvey of lands where
surveys are fraudulent, erroneous or obliter.
ated, and to legalise certain surveys.
To permit any person, except where such
person may have'sold or assigned a claim
upon which he has fled his declaration o
intention, to use his right of presumption OF
different tracts of land, until he shall hav,
made final proof and payment.
Restoring the name Of John L. Taylor t,
the pension rolls.
To authorize the Worthineton & siou,
Falls railroad company to extend its roa,
from the village of Sioux Falls in . westsrl,
direction to the east bank of the Missouri
river.
To authorize the Chicago. Milwaukee 1
st. Paul railroad company to extend it
road through the territory Of Dakota.
Authorizing the president of the Unite
States to designate a railroad company t
construct the north branch of the Uniol
Pacific railroad, under the act Of eongrea
approved July 2, 1854.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-29

Hon. Martin MaeInnis, delegate to cor.
gress from Montana, has Introduced q bill
providing for the election Of governors, sec
retaries and other officers BY the people Of
the territories. The bill 10 now In the
hands Of the house committee on territor.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-29
A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscretiops of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss Of manhood, &c, | will
send q recipe that will cure you, FREE
OF CHARGE. This great remedy vas
discovered by a missionary in South Ameri-
ca. Send q s~elfaddressed envelope to the
Rev. JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station D, Mep
York City.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-29

Two permanent bearders with q good room.
and a few table boarders can be accommodated
at Mrs. PRIMES, on Fourth street, between
Pine and Mulberry.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-29
PIANOS AND ORGANS TUNED Ann RE.
PAIRED.

JIG. Graham. = thoroughly competent man in
tho business, will give his attention to the tuning
and repairing Of pianos and organs, Satiafac-
tion guaranteed. and terms to suit the timea
Leave orders At Box 1856. Yankton Postotace.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-29
A YOUR

PAY YOUR TAXES.
CITY T~REAsURER's OFFICE,
Yankton, d. T., April 10th, 1879.
All real estate, on which taxes have not been
paid for the year of 1878, will be advertised
for sale three weeks from to-day.
Parties interested Will please call at this office
and settle, thereby saving costs.
A. SCHANDEIN,
City Treasurer.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-29
ELECTRIC BELTS.

A sure cure for nervous debility, premature
decay, exhaustion, etc. The only reliable cure
Circulars mailed free. Address j. X. REEVES.
43 chatham ST., N. Y. [d-eOdkw,
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OFFICE OF TERRITORIAL TREASURER,
Yankton. Dakota. April q, 1873.
Notice is hereby given to all parties holding
territorial warrants, registered prior to Febru-
airy 18th. 1879, that the same will be paid in cash
on presentation at this Office and that interest
on all such warrants will ~ccase:3o days from the
of this notice.
w. II. McVAY.
Territorial Treasurer.
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Milwaukee beer on draught at George
Browns at five cents . glass.
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WANTED.
BOARDERS

By a young woman to do h%ousework. Address
NJ. Press g. Dakotaian office.
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TO SELL OR A

160 acres Of lanu-12 acres broke, with house
five miles from Yankton-to sell or trade fol
house in Yankton. Apply to
GEO. W, ROBERTS.
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NOTICE.
COUNTY T~REAsURER's Ory1cE.
Yankton County. February "a, 1879.
NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN. Thattn accord.
~ ance with chapter II, section ~, the County
Treasnrer's once will be open the following three
Saturday. FRED SCHNAUBIk,
County Treasures.
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Jht Daily 3rfss aud 9atptxiau
MNKTOk . DAKOTA.
Tuesday Evening, April %, 1879

The house committee on public 'lands has
in charge . bill to grant lands to Dakota,
Montana, Arizona. idaho and Wyoming for
university purposes. It was introduced by
Delegate Maginnis, of Montana.
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speeial gptiees.
~
LOST.

LOST.
A canary bird-male-little brown on wings
and head. escaped from Eugene Cuttings resi-
dence last evening. The finder will be literally
rewarded,
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FOR A L OR TRADE.

FOR SALE OR TRADE.
Two dwelling houses on Sixth street, near
Pearl also one dwelling near Secretary Hands
residence. Wells, %cisternS, cellars, barns and
all conveniences. Terms reasonable. Apply
on premises. THOMAS SILLS,
YanktOn u, +.
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WANTED.

An assistant nurse in female ward at Dakota
Hospital for the Insane Liberal wages will be
paid and steady employment given one furnish
ing satisfactory references. Apply Immediately
at the office of J. r. SANBoRN, or at the hospital.
NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF TERRITORIAL
WARRANTS.