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Methodist consrrene.

Cincinnti, May s-Blshops Pes, spsaSl,Si
at the session ~ General Couf,rerce ye,ey-
day. Resolutions by Dr. AgteKat s&s tlse
appoitmrnt Of n eommilte y ctnsg'er tse
best methud for informing p,embe's Of she
church In regard 10 the benevolent sort II
the church we're adopted. Il coutemp ssss
Iho establishments, OF II monthly sgefiats
devoted TO this sort Of information. SFoyiAl
committees were ordered BY the eo lerN 90
on the Centennial american NJ, thSaSst
church scryices; on entertainment and an
expenses OF conference; on pastoral addTss ~
on statistics; on Judiciary md % tbs obsetH-
spce &c the sabbath, AID wrc ieT tr,e8 ay
Bishop iarrls
A. ,ho session OF do Geps.I
Conference to-day, thu pppft ~ sin
Committee on Formn FfMcnnay Nth tsr
Meth dist Episcopal Chureh south, @as real
by General Clinton Il. Fisk, IL r,4ogpkrs
the Church South rs u lesitiRaae
bInnch of the Methodist shuGb,
and fixes rules for the detarnlonlies a tn9
ownership II the church property which has
been ia dispute between the tw0 hcdies- Ur.
Pnrce Of Virginia, muud to consider 50
much OF the report Us Nlated e. cer.sf
vhurch,s IN Virginia. This brought up rae
QUESTION whether the commission hid fnN, ia
risdirtion over the matter, VI shetb,r it, arts
were subject 70 review by tho Coniaress
After NJ debate vote was taken, ana "
was decided thnt the commission had tirNl w.
Sisdiction. The report of the Culrniittee on
Ecclesiastical Code was referred =, ;he Csss"
mittse on the Ecclesiastical Coda, with ia
structions 10 make certain serbnl chsrEas.
| TIE Conference then adjourned
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Archbishop PurceIi's Financial


Cincinn.t May s. The dispositions Of
Archbishop Purcell and of Father Edward
Purcell, his brother, have been taken in the
suit brought by one of the creditor.
of the Archbishop. Father Ed
wards deposition states that since
1868 be has acted solely rs the business and
financial agent of the Archbishop for the ben
etit of the diocese, and that he did n sort of
saving bank business that money was not
used for his or the Archbishop's personal
benefit, but for building churches and orphan
asylums, for charity and to educate prltsts.
in Rome France and other places; that the
amount Of Indebtedness was over three mil
lions, and with the exception OF few mott
gage debts was all Unsecured, and i being
understood that the diocese was liable, the
Archbishop has testified that none of the
money received from depositionswas applied
to any personal use.
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WASHINGTON.
PROCEEDINGS IN THE HOUSE, ETC.
The Tari6 Mn Perfected by the Com.
mittee on ways aud Means salt
stricken from the Bill Entirely
tong ressional and Diplomat.
&c Appropriation Bill
Agreed 60, Etc,

- - -
washington, May H-rhe ways ard
Means committee finally svreed upon X, ID.
r,s.,,.,i,e ru,Ls,,s ,ar,b Inn This n,,,ir,
anu oruereu i"'oraoiy rep''teo " 'he
House IhN portion MtIng to
sugar was agreed on AS separate meas
~ ,l viii alan h. e,,o.h
rNu 70 inc "ou~ III separate
bill. The remaining provisions Of the Tar q
hill nroper which were ayreed unon today
-, 49, ~
"'o w ''""' ''.N'" '''''' Wv W"
entirely Inc duty therefore remains rs VI
present-.l2 cents per 100 in bags and corts
,a- lo0 hounds IN hnlk HMM ser,ys -,
! an despdnli,ns tne dutv il nIaced a,
Mud c.nta instead az & and \ can,s ,or
,,o,na ~ agroed u,,n ,os,.rd., ma Az,
nan WOOD min i. ,s,lurad from On l., N
| oar c.,, ad hiram, into 4 from "a, 60
Mr. tnn ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Aax .nd 'ther
ahs,s ard material for narnfsc,nrins, mn var
From, S9h "a, tho uniforn r,,e nc SI0 nar I'm
: ,aa or ,,lsv,d naner far ,,rin,,n,, frn,, Oh
IN no ,,,r cent uns zed. for ho,ks or news.
pan.rs xclusively from 20 IA ob mar ceut.
Man,,,ao,,,ars ~ naoar or - s.,;ola.
,yn''.h o.n,r ~ A.. commitment mar, uot nthor
,,,;.o nr,v.ae ia, srn,, Of "a az mar con,
ploy. harrow. ,n,d,. .h,yel. hoes and
a,b.r iiL0 ARTICLES If which IRON ar s,.l l. +,
c,nn,nont material use1 far agricul,u
rsl manuG,r,,r,,, mr. mnchsniral
nIr,osr. from az I, "a No, cant. sdvalnrcm
Tho .nysr mn .s screed Ia il ma f,nn,ys
Hmm tank bottom yrup Of sugar on, i,
;nce NAL concentrated mel.do and cnnc,.n.
;rstvd nal / IA GEMS n.r n ,und instead If f,
nsr csnt dn,, wh,rn IA .p.nv.lsn, ,o az ~
perca't an sncnr Number. .b,va M :
Dn,ch standard . .ib CENTS nor nnnnd IN.
.,sa1 If a mar can't dn,v eo,,yaisp, ~ "a o.
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The West Poims Nuisance

West Point, May 8. The report and con-
illusions of Mr.. Southworth the expert was
the only thing which attracted the attention
of the Cart of Inquiry The conclusions
were that he had no doubt in his own mind
but that the note of warning WINS written by
the hand that wrote No. n After questioning
Southworth some time, the recorder placed
additional papers in his hands for exam ma
ton. There we're two sets each, bearing the
name of White, and the expert was ecu
toned rs 70 the secrecy in regard to them till
he made II report. Adjourned TO meet at tho
call of the President
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ShootinR ARRAY at nryan.


HptcIaI 10 Int HeTATU,
Brl an, May Officer Erwin attempte5 The
arrcs, Of Dick English to-day noon on All old
charge of aggravated assault on negro. in
1875. Erwin read the warrant, when Eng
lish said he didn't want to hurt anybody,
but could ga no f,rther," and pulled pis-
tol from his boot and wheeled. when Erwin
and he commenced running fire. both be ny
mounted. Officer Erwin chased him into d
thickst near Thompson, creek, where he los,
ali trace OF him. A posse of UT or Ave
Joined in the chase. hut returned y, " ~,
for fresh horses No one was injured IN the
exchange of shots.
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Sanitary Convention.

Washington, May 6.-Tbe convention
sanitary officers, which has been il session
oere f,r the past tive days, adjourned SIM
die yesterday. Two special subjects, VIZ.
p acti ability Of adopting uniform rules and
regulations for the government ofquran.ine
stations aud uniform registration ia conDac
ton With the preparation OF vital statistics
we're referred TO a committee. who viii rerEt
thereon to the National Board Of 1.eata
within two months.
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STATE SPECIALS,
SUICIDE GERahN AT BRENNAN.
A Youth Accidentally shoi and Hiiitd
by Another Roy at Fort wor,h-su.
icide of Charles Deuincher at
Galveston A GcniIeman A..
tackled by n Mexican at
SeNutn. Eir
: leeial 10 the Herald.

. VVVI1I 70 lIlV TfVEWIUs
ForI Worth Ma. e.--ro-dsl At one o'clo' k
p, m, about ull' from the envy, Willie
Patterson, agrd ia cen, WAS accidentally shot
with spl',"i ana died 1t. n. few minutes, viii :
out speaking wmd by Bob james, youth
Of about eighteen, B,tn were from For,
Worth, and said to be very nice young III, n,
Willie was sitting on box in little
plank huusp, ana Boo was hanuiing toe ps.
tol when il vent Il, the bnll hhtiug With
IN tie cheek and "ming "ui AT the back OF
the head He bed profusely. The pistol wa,
taken from him. tie WINS then taken from,
the ground screaming as ii crazy. The cor
oner will hold an inquest at ou,e.
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New York, May {. -Inquest into the MaH-
son Square Garden disaster, was concluded
last night The jury rendered verdict that
the building was faulty in construction, oen-
surfing the Harlem Railroad company, its
owners, and the Department of Building; also
recommending that the Structure be tom
down, 1t being dangerous and unfit for the
purposes ofpublic assemblage.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-09
Amateur Oarsmen.

Philadelphia, May s.-The schedule of the
National Association of Amateur Oars
men has jus. been prepared ty
the Secretary of the association.
The races, which are to take place
July 7h, Sth and 9th, consist of single sculls,
fve-osred shells; double sculls for plate and
challenge cups Of the National association;
single scull shells for juniors and
six and eight Dared and shell races
for special prizes The Individual prize is to
be presented to each wining of oarsmen, and
the association presents handsome flag TO
the clubs of winers. The entries will close
June lst
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severe storm ON the pasihe ceas,.

New York, April ga Portland, Ore sfr,l
special states that full information Of luaf;
day stcrm on the fishing grounds ,h ina
mouth Of the Colombia river has bech aa1
ceived. Twezty-eight fishermen arc knoxr
to be drowned. Twenty-Five bodseS have
been recovered. Statements If terrible szd-
fering and hardships are made by few sEr-
vivors Of the fishing feet. A few WIRE
picked up after clinging twelve houS 10
swamped boats.
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The Southern Baptis Convention

Lexington, Ky, May SAT Yesterday
mornings session of the Southern Baptist
Convention, j, \, Jones, OF Virginia, offered
an amendment " the constitutional pro-
vision in regard 10 a quorum. Laid on the
tahlr.
Subject Of foreign mission. Was made the
special order for eight O'clock Saturday even
ing. j. p. Beriicc, Of Kentucky, addressed
the convention in behalf of the Southern
Baptist Theolog cal seminary, giving an H.
leTe,,i Z account of An interview with h-
Governor Brown, of Georgia. In which the
latter made donations of 500 900 to the il :
Institution. He was followed by Dr. A. j.
Brulhus, of Kentucky, who made n strulg
sppea! for the seminary, Pledge TO the
amount of seven III 'usand d liars w,ra M 10
tIward the en- inwnent The Chalrmas au-
bounced the standing Committees and the con-
venuon took IT 'tss TIL three o'clock
his mornings session If the Sou'herl
Btplist convection was mainly taken no III
IN" onSidertli1n # me rep It ut the Com
m'tee IN Missions. nr, jefferson prrst nj
I'd The report % CT csc Ms.nns AZ
msde AN eloquent ldress IN its brhhf Mr.
Lewis. Of E"r',r'y. and DR.. nods fl
lowr' IN 40 rb'r aiar,s. DR. b. Mamie,
presented the port nn African Ntsi va a.d
addressed the corvr' q = I, ihrtr T. or t. II,
WAS follow i ~ Dr. McDnnnlI, Of nich.
uIord. Tue TEX g." vsulp"l vii met al
G. luubus, Miss ,sippi. Dr. Landrln, al
G""rva, = 10 r%Nch The openng sermon
and r. H. krf!iyt OF DAliiuulp. will be the
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-09
Choice OF Illinois Republicans fol
Grant

Chicago May Specials to the Times
give the following results in eight of nineteen
Illinois county conventions to-day; Winnie
bago iustructs to the State convention for
Grant; Alexander 3, Union 8; Salem 2; Joe
Davies Z; Cumberland 8. Lale selects 6 for
Blaine, for Wsshburne, Ind Monroe for
Washburne: Total, 20 for Grant fol-
Blaine and for Washburne.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-09

New York, May s.-A cablegram from
Paris announces the death on Friday last of
Hon. F. NJ Duge De Livandsis, of Louisiana.
Mr.. Livsndais was at different times Gov.
ernor, Judge of the Supreme court and Sem
ator and President of the Senate in his native
State. He leaves M only son, A. NJ. De
Livandais, who is connected with the press of
this city.
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Capture of Raiders I'm the b. 1. r.

Wellington, Kan, May s.--A special oays
Captain Paine, with six men, entered the In
dian Territory between Arkansas City and
South Avon, and April 25th began building
on Okalohma free lands. Lieutenant Par6se,
with company of mounted infantry, eft
Fort Reno May I'd and overlook and esp-
tured the raiders May 9th.
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Paterson, N. j., May sth.--lt was re-
ported to Judge Dickson this morn
ing by the constable in charge OF
the jury in the Wyman murder trial thai
the juror Joseph Abbott was insane. This
was confirmed by four physicians. This
morning they were discharged. II is to be
decided Monday what shall be done with
the case.
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Weekly Hank statement.

New York, May s.--1he weekly statement
of the associated banks shows the following
changes: Loans, ipsrease, 500, 400; specie,
S8ss,50O; legal tenders, increase,
1890; deposits, increase. S5,750,S0O; cir
decrease. $4,000; reserve, in
crease. 27,90i,000 The banks now hold
6,067, $50 in excess Of legal requirements.
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Special 10 tine Herald.
Brenhsm, May s---The sixth annual Volks.
fest closed tonight. The attendance was
not near as lrg" MS in former years. Buying
corn has taken the surplus cash out OF the
money to spend in ..frolicking Nothing out
of the USUAL order occurred
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Chicago, May s.-The trial of Claron 9
Davis, a noted oigsmist, which has occupied
three days, ended this morning in verdict of
guilty. The prisoner was sentenced to five
years in the penitentiary. Three marriages
were proven against Davis, with no deaths or
divorces to free him from the bonds of any
of them
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Nuictsle al Galveston.

SIP ciai to m Herald,
Galveston, May s-Charles peulschtr,
aged twenty, committed suicide NJ his fathers
residence at o'clock tonight by shooting
himself through the f,rchesd. W lie lsbofiug
under temporary insanity
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Serious Accident 30 ~ Galveston Lady

Galveston, May S.--The wife Of Col mel
r. NJ. deferred WIS thrown f"oms buggy ard
badly injured by the axle breaking and the
horse running AWAY. She was conveyed on
pallet 10 the fremont house, where She =
now living in critical condition.
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Allegro Arrested fer Rape.

N'FNI Y " w HtTHI'I,
San Antonio, May S.-A young negr ,
nsvned Emil Miller, was to-day arrested for
rsping negro girl several weeks ago, II
is though, the girl will die from her in
it,-as
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Attacked bya Mexican.

Speci Il TO tn Herald
San Antonio, May 8.-Jussice King at
Seguin, Guadalupe county, was attacked by
a Mexican last night and seriously injured.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-09
.Impor,ant railroad Chauves

New Orleans, May S.-The Louisville &
Nashville company assumed control to-day OF
the New Orleans lS Mobile railroad. The
Mobile route is now added to Southern roads
operated by the Louisville company.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-09
,Bu,,er and the Greenbacker..

Boston, May s.--The Grcenback Labor
party ofthe Fourth District Of Massachusetts
last night passed resolutions fayoring Bu:Ser
for their first choice and David Davis for srze
second.
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rus srINR

A dispatch from'Paris says tho sir, Seisthe
cotton spinner district Is assuming siarrsng
proportions. Sixty factories hare bcea
closed at Ronebnx. by which fifteen yN,ssana
persons are thrown out Of emilayrsaI
Five thousand operatives strkcat II arcsias.
There is also strike ut Ruhl, aud nssny
silk factories Lave been closed, the nen de-
mnnding higher wages and less bonrs.a
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handsomely entertained while here,
tonight on their return to New " ~
the close the game slood-- Ne,A, ~
Baltimore 4. un
Foreign Aaait

HOreh@u Ahh
London, May s.--ouraa1 80 49,
manufacturers of Theiston, UIlI&N
The liabilities Of the ditie
on cotton to arrive al Lv---
at 10000 TO e25 900.
- TIM HARDWARE
The King Of Siam
journey abroad for the preseast,
ill-heslth,
AMBASSADOR TO TURKEY
Mr. Goachin has been appointed ss.bAs,r.
dor to Turkey. "
London, May s The Pros As.cemNsou
says asrniig distress prevails at hilrosSs
mr. Lsnghrea, county Galway, Ireland, and
hundreds az persons will perish II ioodis cat
sent TO them at once.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-16
A DOWN TOWN MERCHANT.

Having passed several sleepless nights,
disturbed by the sgonie> and cries of q
suffering child, and becoming convinced
that Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup was
Just the article needed, procu ed 3 supply
for the child. On reaching home and
acqua,nting his wife with what he had
done, she refused to have 1t administered
o the child, as she was strongly IN favor
of homeopathy. That night the child
passed in suffering and the parents with.
out sleep. Returning home the day fol.
lowing, the father found the baby still
worse; and while contemplating another
sleepless night, the mother stepped from
the room to attend to some domestic du.
ties, and left the father with the child
During her absence he administered y
portion Of the Soothing Syrup to the
baby, and said nothing. That night all
hands slept we'll, aud the little fellow
awake in the morning brigh, aud happy.
The mother was delighted with the sui
Den aud wonderful change. aud although
at first .fended at the deception practic
ed upon her, has e"ntinned to use the
Syrup, and suffering, crying babies and
restless nights have Disappeared. A sin.
gle trial Of thu Syrup never yet failed to
relieve the baby, and overcome the pre-
judices Of the mother. Sold by all
Druggists, 25 cts q bottle.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-16
PERSONAL.

General Cook Is able to sit up alittle each
day.
f. B. Alton. of Mitchell, is registered at
the Merchants.
N. p. Gilman started for the east this
noon, via Scotland.
President Wicker of the Sioux City &
Dakota. started for Chicago yesterday.
Judge White re,ursed last nigh. from q
business trip over in the Sioux valley.
CT. Mccoy and wife, and Mrs. H. w.
Robinson, Of Bon Homme, are spending the
day in Yankton.
Governor Pennington left yesterday
afternoon for Fstitault ON q visit to his
daughters who are attending school there.
Norman Learned returned from Vermont
q few days co.. He confirms the repor of
q large immigration coming this way this
year.
Superintendent Merchant and ]. S. Wat
ties, Of the Sioux City & Dakota road, ar.
rived last night and are in town to-day COM
pleting arrangements for the erection Of a
warehouse at the landing.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-16
WHEN PLAGUED BY THE vAeARlEs

Ola disordered liver, the bilious need ex-
pect to derive nc permanent relief from
the use of calomel, blue pill, OF the bar
barous catharics now happily losing
ground In general and professional esti-
nation. These rasp, convrIse and weak
en- the system, but Hostetter's Stomach
Bi,ters relieve, regulate and invigorste
it. Those significant pains in the liver,
the saffron hue which its arrangement
communicates to the skin, the impurity
of the blood. constipation, furred condi-
lion of the tongue and contamination of
the breath which result from biliousness,
are entirely, speedily and pleasantly re-
moved by this beneficent alternative,
which is likewise a potent remedy for
chilis and fever, and its best preventive.
While the system is regulated and purl-
fed. 1t Is also thoroughly in~vigorated BY
this super.atively fine medicine, which is
of botanic origin, and contains none but
salutary ingredients. The medical fra
ternity highly commend It.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-16

The objection was argued 1t length on
both sidss and the court took 4 recess until
l F. n. without . decision.
TUESDAY AFTERNOON.
At two O'Clock the counsel resumed arru.
ment on the objection taken before dinner.
Tho prosecution presented numerous ca.es
where evidence. which it considered simi.
lar to that objected to BY defense, was I'D.
mitted.
The defense then replied. holding that
such evidence vas only admissible to prove
guilty knowledge when the act charged was
not denied. the defense holding that it was
done innocen,ly and that the cases all went
to prove this and this only. That no cases
neither had been or could be found going to
the extent asked for in this case.
They argued the whole question at length
and had not closed Al 3:l5 this afternoon.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-16
THE RIVER.

The channel is clear of ice to day.
Continued sewers weather prevert, work
on the ways.
The Pitnbure Dispatch, of the 11,h, saya
'ths big Dacotah arrived last evening,
loaded fat"
Pittsburg Dispatch, l1th: The new and
handsome passenger steamer Wyoming, Capt.
Coulson, 10 receiving for 81. Louis and the
upper Mississirp i. and is announced for this
day. Passengers and shippers can make a
note of this. MI. 8. 8. CouIson has charge
of the Office, and will nee that passengers
have the best Of attention.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-16
NEW GOODS.

Call and examine goods just received.
Silk and worsted fringea, p%asamenterie trim.
mings. plain, figured and watered silks, plain
and striped satins in new shades, hosiery,
buttons, Isle thread gloves, Hamburger edg.
ine, ruches, collars and cuffs, linen goods
&c. A 6ne line Of dress goods 10 q few
days. r. A. KErcHuM.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-16
NOTICE.

At . meeting Of the chamber of CON-
Monday evening 9lb inst, su .sses,
ment Of % wa made upon esch member
Who are requested TO leave the same with
secretary st bis Office and save him the
lime and trouble OF calling on esch separate.
~. Membership fees Is
]. PARKER HAYWARD. Sec.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-16
UNION TEMPERANCE MEETING

Wednesday evening. March II, at 8
O'Clock Q. M, a. ti- Congregational church.
All are earneatly requested to turn out.
Meeting will be addressed hy the pss'ols
of the city.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-16

LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

UNITED STATES SIGNAL OFFICE.
Yankton, D. T.. March IL. 1880.
Barometer falling slowly, with rising
temperature. River ten inches above low
water mark, q fall Of two inches since las,
report. Maximum temperature up to Q p
a. 280. Minimum temperature up to 2 p.
M, l5o.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-16

Parties owning uncult,vated laod in the
vicinity of Yankton aud who desire to sell
the same to actual settlers, are requested 20
leave a description of their property with
j. PARKER HAYWARD.
Secretary Chamber Of {, mmerce,
Yankton, D. T.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-16
FIRST SPRING GOODS OF THE SEASON.

Just received. A we'll selected stock Of
foreign and domestic goods, consisting of
French, English aud American sui,inea,
spring over coatinRs, and a fancy lot of
pants goods, which l am prepared 10 make
up IN The latest and most fashionable man.
ner and at reasonable prices.
NJ. GRADY,
First door west Jenck's hotel, Sd ST..
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-16

Ths velsaie s.ls &C., Marshsll. Mitch,
Win send their celebrated Electro. Vollsic
Belts to the atl .cted upon 50 days trial.
Speedy cures guaranteed. They mean
what they cay. Write TO them Without
delay.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-16
FOR SALE.

OOO west Of vanktoa, for sale cheap ioI
cash, or In exchange for city properly.
MRS. j. b. y, TODD, UOuglas Az.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-16
NOTICE.

HAVING taken possession Of my oue-third Of
II Rush Island, Nebraska, sometimes called
stones Island, under my deed from ex-Chief
Justice Bliss, this Is to notify al! persons to take
no cord wood or timber from the said premises
without permission from me or my agent, M. NJ.
MatthieSOn, Esq.
Niobrara, Nebraska, March 9, 1850,