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to u, tho su1e nth, Ut every mat, wnnsn's, nnd
child III Tint living. tursnF. sHrE!rr srM. AL
thtnHh they wcr. crowded haek tlrzens of times
l,y moslntctl officers. still. tic moment
there WINS tho least opening In ,thg
rnnks, tho turbulent luwa rolled
,ncrritrsly IN 10 tEtl tho rncnney. Il ecotntl ~
l,b ntie continual scramble III acg which Fh0til
be nhcMtf which shi,lllt1 hot tho tOat tlrOnt-
Ncnt nll1 aEghtly position In tho ranks. rcKnrl-
lra+ Uf tlEG Win Wrrc leas cApnDlc Of pushing
their why through tho wurld.
.J'al III lrt1l!t Ut nr, atep or two nearer Terra
lrsl1M. hut still rlevntc1 fur nsIove the srM'a nj
thu tntunE, stood n gentetnar,,--or Ind sup
l'sl him In hn unc, for he WIS nicely tlresFc!l.-
nrt1s nkit,!M,. tn cover NIL tho apnce pnsalhlrt
plncklly viewing tho grand procession ~ its
!nnrch. nhllvlO!t* nr the fnet TINT twn mr. thren
lAdtcs lust lek ct him ~ol'1tf like now md tl,ot,
twiee finken to did hn iowcr his M.idcrons frann
,net f,nvo bccn ut lcast six fcct above tho lowell
Of tho sidewalk.
Anu thus II Ia In every walk OF ltfo. Sctnshncss
rrp1onltntcs. The wealthy crush aIld Grnnip
tho poor 10 n.d to thutr gntsis, wil1lt tho pour
crAn!n and crtwl enGh other III tho rush far lltc.
Thunk tio. there 1rc tnnny exceptions to thia
rule OF sc!hsfIcss htlt greed; for now md then
nnblc soi, hrnt,s out uf tho crowt1i ranks nt1d
picks Ut, Il fallen cOnrnile md bears him awAy
from tho Hrll uf bnttlc. Nnw nii tllen n kiiHt
hani1 tiuttcrs tu tho brow Df tho pilgrim who Inns
Inintei by tho wnysi.le. hna wipes tho dcntt,-
dump snttty nwny, aHtl brings lfn md hnprness
n Tho wCnry heHrt. Nt at mankind arc wed.tcil
ia aGIf, hut bird seyp view ut life gives nhe hut
nnw nud thon glimpse Of genuine ctnrity an1
10yc. OltLENAa
, 1880-08-28

III HE l:'iior u 11e Chirago Tribune.
sfCsxx0oS, Mlch., Aug. 1s.-Iloh, 1 WIS hanpy
to aec you ngun. ! enjoycl your letter anl
Putty r',Gnt.s' Immensely. untl III fnct lust
weeks fiumt was tCel,scdly enjoyable MI
through. believe you nsu 9ootl.1ult,.rcd soul.
especially when pulling away Mt thut cIKnr of
yours, Atl.1 80 III venture Il few more rennrks
N, tho tObAcco question, hnl trust to tho lnttu-
nilcu Of wccd for yutir not snyinE nnythfng
worso Iii rcply tllnn you did in yo,ir lust.
snpl'asn 1t wnsn't very bright Of inc to toll
TINT WIS SELFISH but might jiIAt l!s well. for 1t
is proaf positive that / am when lind Enult
nb0,it tho smell of tot,!cco. Nov. l}ob, pre-
a,,no yUl Iro right aho,lt tito s.Iphuric acid atl
Lake Mnskepon, but .ytli ,n,s4t s.tlmlt that tho
wMter I'll t1lu iullnetsfnte Vicinity 0f tho Mldll
wt,,l'l not te very pstrc, as,d so It y with tho nr
Every ono i,u met and nsk t.iem il tloy liked
s.,,nkc. sh19'l w'tslt h!n' to yet past no us
u US. .pn, iii hnyc IL delightful tI,no among
tl!u ;:'yor t'ells. with novcrA snuN Ut tohncc''-
.ion't iito lerfsunry, Of my hind,-thus is,
my n'lount Ut tt,-stI!ll would he elai II al-
IT,, r. nytss for eEIEe VIM .,it mptass%ls s} ,"c EsS
dors yo,' no sinrl,. That IL t,onset.se. II Gcr-
hsrt What tint sileet il env" ior ri ttt,so @ ia to
expinln who uru EGtter Ii'h'ltsca to lu so ttlat.
nr.; baL vi ,hMt y y !nJ.!rious l'as bren stMte.l
tMat H. MMs KY no n'riil tSc'ns9 thofa IL no
n n,hni,a inluISy Sy - 5nIr neath' zig KY Gsnr
Ama" .,', ~ tnv sKsMrtkGr ~ Mt!ihat tnh1 tnefo
WIN. WIN nny ntF1i nr WIonk IN Mrin@MiKf Ur Hu ~!
oacr % neata Wonnn Wno wntT corsets Is. ueclaFn
GuIsetH ~ 70 HlJHcnua 70 her tetltn! W.
hont nHo ~ betlDSh Mnrte We Htlft Wntk
to. Na un,ibt y1i thotiknt ne rather
veftaas,l annit tii'at cn!a teM Nla1r: W. SC, H'n
~! 'uin w Will ~ "As; imi seso aluaat Know
EoW nitl,iat looNe.i' l5lit there u gno Thing
thht lliSzla my fel' II ti'ttt wi!a aitt.at. why
u tnat nssi iG!nw R!so hnailo tn lis thlt' Sntll-
euro. Or WIS tho oil sinner lust trying MI TX.
Pefafflehl nti tho hnauSpeetluK young mimi
9!E!tAn c1pa!l1s
Ny Arlr TINT, Whnt - the HhttcrY HNf8 you
Hyspel'ss!lI r ". think yo!l Will lind relief IL.
, 1880-08-28

else 1"L ihcm Hh iirr. thla ftlaiitllr. mil with
All rllu"isrnl snslt'. s.s'ri',s iwr "rn'rs nrnNst
nie ' 4 m ~ M s,i'" i"', yr. a, Si. III.
s,ulsrlA I" ha' ike tin famous ri'nsE" If tho
TsSan l':r ,"i,isr."rai tt!c 'r: Sas,,rr ms 1ns
the apprehension nf ts1s 1istsg,i VI wh.rI, YIN
e. rr,wll,v rtI,'' ',th"r l""les premises pull
HrrH'rt Spentur hts )nst sttn IT to wrt.e nn
ntn,so ,nlum.'. wlrll IL tntrn1t,l tn strr.nlIsli
tho nstnttc tu tho tfIrnry t ntuutlnn rlnral IN
mutual. Il" tn'k tlt,ftn II j"h TN hH shoulders.
an slr hasr I,:'.' tho !.'srrtn' VII md suc'
e Tr,hy ri y. ,',"tv ~" . Taitn i. ~ "ipr the
iu4,;y l,iIlecrs.:,o her rnr. md thus Msri.g
n!nhci,tin tL!ttEs VI in,isth!o things. Forty
fns,d whisr:rs.' cte.. an.I then pn,rtn!xes i
M" M Mas 4 ome nf b,s eos 'sd! M sIx;
,Fifthiy, said the rcnpon IF man neecssttat~i
sp:tk i,y Tic cht.l nr !4l,,sMs,lnn will undo nc:
r%.y Years gorties himself t,ei,in,' ii w"ss n.nl
S',t;tas IL s!r 'rel1 y m,ci,r i' ns'x w's n y"
nil but il quihblcr. notwithstanding r,attc Il
tmnn,'Sl rrrnr % erSn II Iy n'vn weak wny "i stat.
tln2rn.
sixthy. in tho facc IF cyc,lts-tho arrest an,l
death uf 'rwt.rtl. the tclHre. tho rnllte tic
licHevn arbitration, Tho channel !nnnrI EVERY
thnn--Fnrty Years ctatln!ir* s"tlrelarr We do
l,,.l1s wsll.d We cot id ser o'lrscs ~ it!sers
Fec lis. Furtr Years i,ns u thnssnn'l moro luz
.riss = tl"r Cnar",E TIL, Thp Kr"',xer Of ,ns
or hIs ney. nnul tt,t, heal c!uss NJ a.,vtcsy. IN
'i'he sccr u,l Ills thse$lnltl ut Grnn,l ltapItls
i!oIrlsics hts hr.nH nKnltist thu ,rrngrtsa Of nj
Sf %"";. Mss s s:S"* %: r,s, int' t WI: "st r int TIL Til
i1rsa,!! iaati Mrs: ,ar,l1xton; she wys sxcciv,.t
, 1880-08-28

tir"ek Aifnlct. i''o MI two wc"k. Il tlo prra:
eit ubnth sl,rit Ia entire tluFut and RnrtIlsn
willis visiting friend. II, l,iirt altMnrd IL tho
Rr4'nt agricultural Commonwealth Of lDwn. Tint
i~cn tMrnittssi to oxperieiiro FOR :overa. yearr,
md nFtnr nrnlnilKcd session OF active town
llfo aud irnvel IL cano
---" like tho bcncdlc,ion
That fni1uws nflur psnyer.'
Turing that tttnc once ,norn bcgnn to rcnltzn
tint iIitnntonn,'a round Of l!fc which the lHEt
tho Young tn,ly fr.,sn tnwu WIN IN visiting her
csnlntry cn.ls{l!s terms "l,orr|lly dull md
wl,ic', tho Industrious ornngcr vino tuits frns
begun to Understand sntnotl,ii,E Ut tho fcs!fngs
nf the millions WIN nrr never aDrfnltc1 with
d, ovation. a irrturc by ficcehcr or Ann EiIxa
Young memorable event III lfn: nntf the r.
,r sH # ,b'n tho " eHy s, tsaf y e @
envet7!l tlnys leforc rs arrlynl; t 4 rt,,oE
npprcc!nted. II Is thure thMt tho. prnttlo 0f
CHIT, II thcro he not tm, mueh O|'eil1 Ct cei9,n.
n 4, Is teyoure,l With tllo Ercatest ro!i+l Tie
torest IN tho '' iaiNfni f sisc,'ssiSns Of heayy
tap!ca anil hence, when every-stay penp!e do.
+ never u laek, nf ;aympathota !istoi,ers
aes sae o s sa;st az q sRos S r cx,ea 6 anskHs pass
Stato w'ttle!s1i.s: NeI.l'or daea 4 eol,sst Il
even though thoy Hn ,n,raI,Mcd t,rter tho fur
tentnns o. aGrks ~ I y snr lrota r.
tho lnek of eMrncstncss, of tho writer. til ao,ne
cAAcs. ton. little mHre cnro With tho flAntt.
script, and closcr conformation to the rules Of
Rhetoric. might Ahrp no RfnAil ninnunt 1T t1cs-
ncrio work to tho Conductor mud rToof-rcEtlrr.
sTnr!pE " yse1f y orlcr to wa!yo nny lmp,,s
In .nehefocnrtls rllA I'M: tint tho highest ain,
of frtenlshIr Is not to display orr sfccts t"n
, 1880-08-28
GOOD SUGGESTIONS.

10 tn Editor 9 Jhs ER1t40o Tribune.
CHECA10, AuK. sa.--1t thern be room In The
Homo column for nn occasional contribution
fruM ono who, outside Of tho regular roll of its
correspondents, has t4kcn considerable interest
at !atu IN q number Of the letters and disous-
stons which havo therein appeared, l trust my
alutlest clEuston may nut bo cnttruly discarded
Whcthor tho writer's established In Tho Home
department mako tholr classical offerings ju u
spirit OF general good to all, or for tho suko
or utilization aud satisfaction, In o
question which suggests Itself to. mo,
nnl Que wh!ch | fAacy mIHht we'll bo
t4tkuii tnto consideration by moro than ono
Of thuni. i is mt my 4vuw0d Intention Ut Gu
torlnx lh!s literary arena for tho purpose of
EUntrUSrrati plit. " Guu of tho hIst lrtldrS Ut
scif-ltnprovumont IL hotlost discussion With
others, ono may, peshaps bv permitted
should h0 10 choose-tu offer few
common suggestions without beinx chul-
lengcd to u controversial combat by such
, 1880-08-28
TIE DREADFUL W1DO1YERS.

II ~ t"F 7@"F4u7 " 9"S CHstuV0 2FtuRHE'
EARLyILlK, ILL.,, Aug. .d-polly Phcml,s,
plt,lsn Eto lraiont when yoa nre talking ul,uut
bachcst,rs, fur they Hrv u1yels; hut witlnwers!
llulIvcr nc 9gIm s.luh nll tho days et my lit.
II y0il were over IHDr1 aetlinl1y nnnOyul by
Alexander than was by u ,sll0Ner tho other
esentnK,-sayttlg nothing nbout other tnes,-
then will give mp.
look my I,uua's horse md buggy and went
form drive to tuwu. u distance Of hso miles.
When got theru tho lirst person. tnct was my
"Aowcr. brlevu hu kIlew was coming, and
wus wnltatg fur .,u. lle tuok his c3ar from hls
mouth. rlscA h!s Int, AnI nude several aKp1lBx-
Ing bnws, and cu,uy to assist mo In climbing
tr,m tho buggy. Ito IL becoming quito uKed,
And hs hal.Is were ~ shaky lint |. ycrily
Thought ~nulu tllnblu. However, managed
10 land right Side up, and luuup my way
, 1880-08-28

I. 10 tas Editor q 2hs chdsago 3ttban%
with torcst ,nany ot tho k iuttcrs % IN ho ,n 1os pp
MID t,elJuyu huyt, derived n rood nnt ri innc,t
Tr,, ,ho,n r. o,r,,s,s ~, ~ ,,nt, ~ .,,tT"se,.
4t" M '''ots'' 'I"'''"oes no ~ a'o.o 11e uluese't
oi'ln!ons III regard to tho habit Of smoking uni,
IT this lottcr VIII not tMke up too much spacc,
wuuI,t like to Elyc some cxuetience hnyp had
WIN ! .n's ta'1o1t'
several yonrs ago tHado up my mind that In
or.ler to hecDtne II l1lun | must nrst learn to
supke. Therefore, onn evening ,ybllo atnnnIu1
,v,f, ~, ocn.,,t.,,o" .,' I'D t, ",s -,
~ sk s.'r,,ri." ~, W. 1. ILL., ,.. TO- skeu 'e
thnt ~, ,! a! ltIn 1ounH nan " sAynx
~ ,',a Ms lGHas W., na MK ~ anoku WMM n,,
iv ia rS N ns ~ canas. ~
ouTstus s.s'st,su 1or ..t.1' tH1hJb'yMacm!., ,,
o unn.t ~ !,s Mttt w. 1'sa nilu seenlea 10 eh1oy my
nBnii " FL 1 nen Ins HI ~ aIenaetl WMb ~ Hou ny
S' ~" siunu5' ~ h & nMt Sp gMnlps oAnie oseT lne:
t;1,, GEMm ~ g avei tvmo a!.@y. nut cotgiae tho
, 1880-08-28

ThFrc nrc letters. riIl"rs, and pnstnl-cnrsts nj
.h!a ntitr fur the VeINNlla wEa,sc Hllllrs appear
hcow. These livlng nut uf tho city should semi
their address md thrpe-ccnt slump. upon IT.
cclpt Of which their nnIl will be forwarded.
l.es!rntH 1T ChiclaO enn t,l,tnln thoIr lnuis by
calling at iioufn ~ I'ttnrSE building;
IL Deum, Polly Phcmtss.
, 1880-08-28

ID sht Editor oj 1hs Chicago 7flbuns,
CttIoAt1u, AuH. 9t.-jfaYtnx tho good fortune
to secure II seut OIL platform built up for tho
accommodation Ut friolA1s Turing tho Yranl
knYhts Tetnplar procession, often hal oecA-
sion to turn my attention FROM tho sweeping arr
rly 0f white pluiies and tiRsuled trapplngs to
the ihrong Ut lcsa fortunate HlKht-seerH that
si'rued Hnd swayel to anu fro. too dcnse1y
packed to make any hcadway IN striving to So
cuEo tho best And ucaEest view, which seemed
, 1880-08-28

e"'t'tS W aAo0t'+ ''' +'''Rt'.'s ''H.''$'s''HF
-.
n,OT1 AND Aft
IS 1lnw fnlsTy YEARS II NAKEn.
IL the Editor Of Tic Chicago Iftbnnt.
.,,,. w. ',ss ~" .u
"sp't VI hs MY tf"setsG' !"c 'I''t'''' cc''i'''!
"f i hoar'i1s- housc' | there fo,Ei'a myself III
rtrrt'rs,-va h'rK: va, hirk M!'s ne'rt. L,
his nusr and Il wuuli have tlltcl evenly ut:ainst
both noAc an,' forehead. Hinder this noso wns IL
mouth wheh %i'en.s' aaai eo'l'i7'etha ~''nnnt lou,
opcnlng tho lips. Vim Kirk was II rynlc. The
usrcrt,y Of hs cnn,lnc,,t WIS nlways nuircnhic-
~ 'n'ke" ~ anc "nkln"'esSM. p.'s t"a' "e,"s ,.E
kt"zn. You "1lRht' III ''s'niice. sec nun
h,a ",r,'n,,,n,,r,,p rc,nnrk' If tho lIs If th,,
mouth wcr' pFut'lie"". milking IL rcaeh from
car tt ear, you always knew he was III danger Of
s,,re,sltuv n ,ujn,,to. Vet thIs "unl.ms"ns felw
ctt,ll he pdc % cu,puuonalc. md de,lut,tf,,lly
". Enter Tho realm uf lnrsic and his cy,ltcIsn,
Hul orpostIon vanished, .lespite Ills
yolition. sirlkp m n t,,nc md
the st'cer upon h's ahce "tiH'
gr11'!unliy wlther: y'1 wout'l tlni tint Van
Kirk, like Hurry i'cokett ut the lattlc 1t tho
N %s ,t tn'e ha a ,no ,e NJ ~ so "s.u
ps,' m ".o @ i" % Inc %h1,o -, ~ 1r,ors' , e..s
with yun Kirk hour artrr htn,r, chlrpIng lively
.hur,,s,. md duets fran, Figaro" Atiltu." or
IRA t111v"io, ai'a vow ,i1t YIN 1,- hlrk was Il
s"Hl syn'i'ho'l'ons Alasl ss,h ME- ",s s,'t"s-
,,cr NV ,s rs''1 mt ~" sn, .s -, , " io a1 ~
gas "s "t ss on ' m " hr Sss xsc s,". VI
E,rul HSUrHSEUg Which Wild N4 tho ti[Eflt
, 1880-08-28
THE PUZZLERS' CORNER.

tOrfginnl contributions viii be published in
this department Correspondents will plcnso
ar1d their rpn1 mines with ts,or HONS tic plume.
ndlrcssed to tho "puzz!crs' Cnrnor.' Avoid
obsolete words rs far M possible. Answers will
be published tho following wcck.]
, 1880-08-28

CRYrTOGHAM-NO. 1,.C1.
DINun wAllnLHlIerE CIANux OF ENAp
EAaHItn IA NYX. lax HfE fAN1TNN,
fAnt.Y TIMAsTE, ILY1uREE ultH lMa HuE,
l1IA AttCnf NIASflH AA CEtsIiSYN lMpl;
lila ItItI.YuNEE uMEItE An lt.NYl L3x uitI.
WMW ,tsV lME ENuWUN atsEAxZ.
(IpLNG1SN, Mus, HARRIS.
, 1880-08-28

NUMERICAL. ENIGaIA-N0. !. 1.aaTs:a.. aaTs:.
Tnm composed OF elght luttors, and I'LL. Il quad
ruped.
biy1, 3, is a 0tlut!r,tncd.
Ny i. 6, ., 7, y, Ii Il pundrupod.
CulUAGO. FntTZ,
, 1880-08-28

III Tyro, cschew 1t. r. Kono. ~ Ring, III NJ
i. Us Is spolfu. GB III rnyMl stow, i. +. X.
Vain Punch, hos u lucky mum.
DES MONIES, lA. I[AWKEYE.
, 1880-08-28

CfTAItADE-NO. 1,.10.
The tlrst's II kind Of tlnlnty fnro:
Thu seconds lIslA fhr food ia we'll;
Thu whufo III useful tn prepare
Tho tlrst, aud tAke 1t from tte cell.
CHICAGO. ENonATort,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-31

The road from Nolga, on the Dskota Cen
trail, to Madison. and thence to Sioux
Falls. Now. is II altogether improbable
the Worthlng,on and Sioux Falls branch
virtually n par, Of the O. N. w. system
will not build its extension In that direc-
'ion, instead OF westward. as formerly in.
tendcdy
The Canton Advocate SAYS The late
Justice trial established the legal principle
that you mustn't adopt the "sho. gun" policy
IN the north, even when MS unreasonable an
animal as an old sow with pigs, contests the
claim to y wheat field; you want to reason
with her show her by argument tina, the
field was riehfully obtained by the whi,et
from the Indians and if you can't argue her
out of it, get that jewel in the sight of u
sow's eye,-a swill pail, and say in your
gen'lest tones and without the least profani.
y, "woots, woots, pigsie piggie," and they'll
all come-sow and nine pigs,-if the old
one has never been disappointed by an
empty pail.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-31

efD @1nnoeOt4 rallfOa0 Will De completed
TO the james river bv another winter.
The Lennon people are very enthusiastic
in regard to the semi monthly fair and
market day recently established there.
The publication Of q paper at volga has
been 10 contemplation for some time, bu,
next week It 10 promised without fail.
zone hundred thousand dollars per inch"
vas the estimate placed on the value of the
late Q storm, BY the Sioux Fallsites.
Tae Congregational ladies Of Waser.own
will give a literary, musical and social Gu
tertainment on the evening of April 1st.
A cat ash weighing one hundred and
thirty pounds after being dressed. wss re-
Gently taken from the river ct Brule CITY,
Rev. 8. B. Berry, from Wisconsin, will
assume rectoral charge Of the Episcopal
church at Sioux Falls on the 18th Of April.
Charlie Collins claims that Brnle CITY ie
the haudsomest and most picturesque spo,
for . town 10. ell Dshots, and that IL saying
some.
Orders were received for copies Of the
first issue Of the Brule City Times from
nearly every state add territory 10 the
union.
The merchants Of Belois are enjoying a
splendid business and feel confident Of still
better times when this grass crop is hsr'
vested.
TIE report that the Roscoe Express was
to b. removed TO Flsndresu 10 positively
deoied BY the editor Of that most excellent
journsl.
The Tennox r.ttle mavk.s Z. an ..,.h,
lishsd feature Of that town, and one that !
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-31
DAkorA REPUBLICAN, CONVENTION

a Republican Convention will be held at
Fargo. In the county of Cass, on Wednesday. the
18th day OF May, 1880, commencing at I O'Clock,
p. M. forthe purpose Of electing two delegates
to represent Dakota In the Republican National
second day Of June.
Tue ratio of representation will be one delegate
foreach organized county In the territory, and
one in addition thereto, one delegate for each
one hundred, votes or fraction Of ffty cast for
Hon. Granville G.. Bennett at the general cleo
ton in 1873, which will make the representation
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-31

Judge Kidder has appointed J. II. Car
roll cluk Ct the court of Kingsbury county.
Nc. Carroll 10 . young man of energy and
capability, and will doubtless make an efhci.
snt aud popular clerk. He 10 IN ex soldier
and carries the evidence Of his service in an
empty coat sleeve.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-31
TERRITORY OF DAKOTA.
OFFICE OF SUIT. PUBLIC SCnooLs,)
COUNTY Or NANKTnN.

OFFICE oF SUIT. PUBLIC SCIooLs,)
COUNTY OF iANKToN.
Iankton. March 10, 1850.
pUBLIC notice is hereby given that. pursuant
L tolaw. on Tuesday. April s7th, commencing
at O'clock, 4. m, at the cour house. in the city
OF fankton, ! Shall offer public examination to
all persons Offering themselves as teachers for
the common schools OF Yankton county, at
which time certificates will be granted to all
persons duly qualified therefor in moral char.
acter, Learning and ability.
| am requested by The Territorial Superiutcnd.
ent to announce that, IN addition TO the ordiua-
~ subjects OF examination. attention will be
given TO the consideration OF school buses. their
size. lighting aud ventilation % OFT iOepy and
ph0nics. and the sounds and Giac ,tical marks
OF Webster to The TT as well a., The science OF
and to the duties of teachers and
school officers n,der the law.
L. $. DICKSON,
County Superintendent.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-31
B LAND

the public land laws Of the United State
has made 40 elaborate report to congres
embracing . bill that covers this entire sut
ject Of public lands OF every character
agricultural, mineral asd sterile. From
brief glance at the work of the commits
sion We Judge thst IL Ms performed !,
important labors with ability and thorough
ness and the country will undoubtedly
have reason 10 feel grateful to them snoul
congress eco proper TO ratify, in the m .in
the result Of their faSors,
Doe Of the Recommendations made BY th
commission, that the surveys Of publi
lands shall hereafter be made BY salarie,
deputies, We believe would entail . greater
expense upon the government while ID,
work would be less satisfactorily perform
cd than under the present contract system
The experience Of contract surveyors 10
that their salsried employees seldom do th,
work IS thoroughly as when performed BY
the contractor or responsible party, in
person. Tho contractor cannot afford L
hazard . poor job. His reputation as ,
skillful workman would GOT only suffer
but he would be liable to penalties thu,
would financially ruin any ordinary knight
of the tripod.
A salsried system for the deputy survey.
ors would necessitate the creation Of
additional departments to the land surveys.
A quartsrnastsr and . commissary, With al
that those names imply, would be i~ndispsn.
sible. A deputy U. I. land surveyor, when
properly equipped for the field, (if his con.
tract liza generous one,) has wagons, ami.
mails, stores Of various kinds, tents. guns
and ammunition, and everything needed 10
sabsist bis men and animals, all the imple-
ments essential to the proper and conscien.
tious performance of his work, and such an
armament a. . prudent regard for the safety
of the human beings who accompany him,
would suggest. To be sure, the government
could furnish oil the needed supplies, but Il
would require as large an appropriation to
ou.fe IT, salaried employees a it now takes
TO do the work, while it may be ret down
with moral certainty that the primary ID.
vantage sought-that of improvement in
the character of surveys-would bs . Ia.
ments5le failure.
Better let we'll enough alone. The Rov.
eminent land surveys will be conplsted in
. comparatively short time under the present
system, and then the people will be rid Of
that burden Of expense. But should ell.
srisd corps Of deputy land surveyors b
atabi,shsd, Il would grow into . psrnapens
Amsfican institution and smother variety Of
leeches would be fastened upon the body
poliesic.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-31

The Bismarck Sun hois,s the name of
Henry Ward Beecher, Of New York, a. ito
candidate for prssident, and John II. Ack.
lin, Of Louisi ana, for vics president.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-31
HARDWARE!
George E. HawIey's
SPRING ANNOUNCEMENT.

With the opening of the trading season for 1880, I wish
to return a grateful acknowledgment to my patrons and
friends in Dakota and Nebraska, for the many substantial
favors received at their hands during the season Of 1879.
and to solicit a continuance of their patronage.
lam now. better than ever prepared to meet all the de.
mands of the trade in this section Of the Northwest. Hav-
ing been fortunate enough to lay in a large and varied
which iron is principally used. l am prepared to compete
with any dealer in this section in prices, and I can safely
say that no Hardware House in the country can present a
finer or more complete assortment.
Respectfully soliciting a call from dealers and con.
sumers, and an inspection of my stock.
l remain,
Very truly,
GEO. E. HAWLEY,
Third Street, Yankton.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-31

ALExANDER HUGHES. Chairman.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1880-02-26

think that nine men were required to carry
me OFF,
''Men Gott, thought thou vast roman
tic" was all Mat Karl could say between
two squeaks caused by the anguish in his
ear.
One is sorroy to say that the tribunals OF
Bavaria took one-eyed view of the affair
and wanted to sentence Karl for burglary
but the attitude of poor Malchen had been
so heroical that King Louis sent for her to
Munich, and having decorated her with her
Cross of Civil Merit asked her what he
could do to please her.
pardon my Karl and give him dover
to marry me" prayed the faithful maiden.
sobbing.
His Majesty pulled a slightly wry face at
the mention of dover, but courtiers were
present, so he gave his royal promise.
"Thou wouldst marry man with one ear,
thent" added he, laughing.
''Sire, he 10 st his other ear for me" res
ponded Malchen, drying her eyes.
"Well, this is queer story" said the
King, amused. "We will have it made
into libretto, and my friend Wagner here
shall set it to music"
The composer of the future bent his head
as if this happy thought had already occur
red TO him.