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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-12-15

The following S>KtsCzsn- Is h45A5sG Is for pEA-
Eea-aec- We Gsclzaa - eoE1lsEs z1.d We hear Al
15t-saE rspcrs-E7,l
ST CERTAIN SIi6.s vessels arrived kers before the
ESss ura5 steamer ness CAME down thxs smallpox
was rrsvstLsEz Ii San FrtneHscu4 Cpoz tins, the
P7sSs3ent cf sHs Esaard ef Aealsh ln.ssrzcssd the
Pors Peyss.EEc ~ 70 eut E7sh the pLs1s 10 E1ssE
The s.salnsr AID E1Sks strict enc EtEss ~ the
sxzs1rT Stx.s u sA- vessel sE3 OF E2e p1rt frvEa
x1iea she lad sailed Careful preparations were
also u1al-5e Ii the event Of ht1 report. for the
sepa-1t1rr Of Tie rEs saz,ers ard The removal 4aG
csLrs cf the SEX
Tie Port Physl.ik- received from the 5octcr Of
tie Shlc s11aeElen1. u Er1EIzg - the srecs En2t
Inc kealzh Of al board WIS good EAHE sheEs
WIS 10 szs1sk-Pcz % board, and 10 tins best OF his
k.,1@iec.Ze s,K- shsrs II Ene Chinese E5r
E1u Il Ehs czEs that Sts elss vnleh lad ocszrrsG
were u The heErsc part Of Ens e1-y. az1 that the
whole AIR hA& eeen more u SCARE rhAE any
ming else. To shs verbal report WIS sss3ec rAAs
the cases bad harpersG about \ fortnight eefars
the vess4 sa1a6 ard snat eh< o1teEy had suHEIG5sG
~ ezs,.k-y Is = I'D 1rrSsE- 1h1S 1ccU11E vas
f1lly curS-ueG bg two physicians. passengers. and
eg 1lE1Ibsr cf Ct.er geEEsE1E1- l3etz1111Z SpEzs
we'll KNOWN here snG OF Rgh rssreesahlllsy- such
EsT- : O. Daa0n ard {1tge NeCGLy- CReser
these etrerl1SEA,css E1Es was 10 poSSslols I1srl1
eI-1gn far SzErz-rizss the vessel sreazIn.z the
passengers u any sxrsFtonL u-az1sr- She was
brouEa1 n1zo Eslrr 1ccszn-1rgiT- The Chinese pEs-
apprehension ~srs e.rsf1lly nslesG. rnzz every
ens ef them er1lt 5e rsa;1ly found 4 case q any
c1rhrsak
fks f1llszlr.s Ss1Ez-Jity a saeerzgs passenger
went 10 ths klsEE5al, and zhS1zh the case WIS II
many respects dllst11I, hs WIS u1rlsGl1tsly senz
- she house 90 zEs reef On the Ssh Es-- 4 seco16
case Wis discovered s-s ne Pa-lenz. also GEe Of
the SoseraIe Passengers. vas Es1lrFec-
L having beer, fsz6 EhEs ssEerzl OF the Szesr1-e
passengers h1i l7ileG az the AE1erlcan House,
Easrs tho i-sr passenger rkzs1- and tnAE
9zesrs hzG TcSszss: them thsfe. Z Judged ae-
FaSlcle = re1rye al 1pun vns71 zzE suspicion
cgEzlt rsaSslzHI5iT FIJI u these. Seventeen ars
4lssl-T rssaEs1- eu- Of them rsc z1red 10
present Themselves f1r several 1agS hzngsr I'd the
Pert Physician Ea5 0ne white passeEgers only,
wa hac been uIcil n the e7nIrH1y Of the first
psi1len1. * S1L -szEt-et
Nc Gases have THIS far aFpeHrsd Among the frsG-
ciAss or the Chinese rsEsseEzlers ard w - the
z1Cclsn5 II S-I1nsE NJ nav cases Ire rsPurrssi-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-12-15
SEsrizi Asfess


Ths AzlsE IN Lndezg House Is ar p-ssers u
6sr g1a-a1Elre orieEs. On zcruslzt u tzs Eon-
Baars 0f Essl-h fIiIi1 "a o rs dry by net guar
Al Ezzlzg the rAsenEars hy Eaa Last San Francisco
<1eazer- Ehsgh arrived here oz November zssh.
s. far there have been two eaEes of znzal-pu
csrrrrsc = rhlz crn1u111I5Ef one-czzs sieps AZ Ey
house fHr 4 nz11ser cf nights at1er having been
s-Iulnes h.I several FlTsi,:iazs- The Ge-zr case
siert a5 A-- Fc~isrs Horsl szrssE. the SINE E1za-
eer cf 1-Erzs.
D.-csE12er Ez-n--AI hands ars vel zz6 hearty.
Fte f-sEu ny r5se WIS rsE17Tes1 early or LIE
tn instant. IhE from Mr. F1-=tzr5z lodging
hs-se was rs1ssTRS. ElIranrs On Dscsrzher srh
NzTr Hr- kE15Er. ean y11 inform tins l-zIf-T-z.-
cvna-111isT Ehy Nr- Fs7Eisrss' prsIuiszs kazs unf
sesn placed 1ncsr C-zlzrznEine
y h-l caE acruu1-zsls5sztz L zz-Her q e1fi1
passengers II nv h,sEzss- / tank they =uIrIss
be sa1a I,ziEr ths yeIls= flag, az6 5ae general
rEI,i1c uT1eh esszer ssE-ast;ed and Esrhars sa<zr
Z 7 SsE1zz
Pr1prienrr CT ths Azerizn Ecrse, Nc ~ Nz-uz-
kzn szraee, EzrulEI1-
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CORPORATION NOTICE.


II AST THURSDAY, NOVEMBER
IL zrA- be4Ee<1 zEz zad Wsfaz1< 4 Brseza-SsazIse -
1pnf >lkre 1.t< - 1r1L1Er~ NlEz fsr 1<xlc 4ff =
El1re he d1dU Wiz Elezks rs<zsM Ne <zn y ne
l5rT GfEe< Esr1l1lz- zz1 rsrzt7s ne a1<9e rer4rf
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-12-15

he sAset-scsi s-ozpe kxrs eS,1sia2~& sAst- reg
r~sensa-Sens iE-SzS the rSsSs week. On Thu-ssssy
tsst rA-v gave the hstAe drama q the -Chizaney
Cvrzs-- Ntr. viAscz's r~ESsrizS q he eSA-srser
ef fssS- PreASsr vas aa=,l-aele. rhs AicH. Aonssr
E-t3sszz.. ErNs. ueess sas7 me eAoe u e1ssrsss
s<ssrE falls, E1aSAz Hx =sess have e~sE rera1ersd
rtEsc1tccs, Azs Mr. Wl1soe avoided EARs s-lsrs 40
sAz Ia<xpsrSereee arsae xsS gave a real delR-
csss hl- ef eAz-Hcssr sc25s. The ether parts were
VEL S1ssSr7eG- ezt snzr gave ~ secge - sAov he
talents Of The rsrter-ssrs, sxeere perhaps the
essentially q 0ng-ce1rsc<er pLty. 1ke r1rce %
Tara Ess1 Ozs- keEs shs S2iSsEesl y rcsSr sroEs
The racE,sct TIE curtain rrss. Mss Eliza Loc, L
Sccb-s5se rareS, u - she E.saasr born and Mr-
CrcghSe IL u use seeming paradox. A7g
corlec1Rn~ cg 8sga orSier. Oa Sksa-S3ay evening
k=tls rikr gave oprers1-ssT foc Sss1aS s1celsns
sc1s1G. Tks fslrfv SiCse-sttss1rl t1z prsG. eg
The vzgarsss u Martha S1zn Miss Eliza LcrS
ard Ssrzs Nrukae Mr.. Crcxals1. Ehsee srrSvsG II
-hei- f1sAssrzthhe ss-1rs and displaying the xlrs Of
wHss y thsSr nsssi q areScoe-acr, was sG.t-Shly
sscck II gentle sssi7s CARED On between -ee
Rzrcrzs Mr. Ckzraes webs ard the Eelrsss
Mss Nav Wilkes. wHq are r1aszcsrs1-1ss II
their servants cus1zEss, OF rne latter E1l.y We
v--i Sreak u ksgA terms her by-pEty through
eE= vsS s5zzz-xele> In the hszA< hove-s-s1klag
Gssne. The 5zee ~ Marska and Ssa received an
encore We sorry 10 see ssa;h ezeslers per
tar-lsrs piavrzg S=rh r1-.sSr farce is tie
= -(-iezls L X ssEaray rroSsisus--g good talent
70 pu- fcr=S-5 szch s-aSh- Fer rexr VsSk TIE
br-isss-re aE the Es1hes II thss Wood - - De
ROC as@r AZ 70. This = decidedly the best eorl-
pary that h8s bee1 here GlE-r2g oar rss,s3srcs IN
The ccL1Err l-ss<eG. z - EAs Only oEs tExE es1s
ei-<szes - as called 4 eorlEs.=y-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-12-15
NOTES.

rzsnr Is lkely ~ Ne ecessaeralsis cEgrsssicn 10
the zhash verssen et the Enesssh FaAan uhAeA rs
So. - srgears The NsS Tssesnaent vsrxsea -
rerAssss sl-ssay rse,ssAea. de 0aa Tsstareas
v~-sssa wsll ses arrear fsE ssrss sve yss-s ysl
TIE reascas fcr sueA errcsishsn are &v~Sss rarals
ss=ss-s-rsS sid parity ecessesersial in sAzEr ehsr
at.ee<. ne sxsct pA-sseelsssr es the fSele wAseA
~ Rsen useS tcr nearty th-eS ce1E9-tsS S.zee
fsff Is - sazesiSea ard haahs1~S BY rsaSee er,a
sSssrsatSors AAat ene arsaas tAs changing u u
ersr fsr Tie hetser, I. i bike the FEATURES Qk =
frVsr3 tAsr uAzy be Acsselys Ant hove tAesa AAd
a. res uisA tAss- ~ ~ etherasse than IS they are
Azssz, sAs orecaznss u sAe a<S rs-sesc WI be
the,e Il Is fssl-ei VIZ have ever strongly ts-,d
ever - sz=eranafyA eeeencsed srTvnec1S ve-ssors
S,r sexss rnaer rAs urharps Srarr~sssaR tA3t evea
~ ssrsv ErSlSsA t-arsslatsssS wese - ee rsrSea
- i sSsee r,srr.sr S-s-S-ed Te sezes. II seems
hke fssr-sses-s sAs array q SSerebcs VIA ceSar
T1ses ar--crv - Alshe Seersers y, use sa1rsst tas
cA-Sisr rSeSSsor, iesff tAs a-srat1sia teai grave
e--rzs Asve kanSs ssr<ee9 n WRITINGS sAscA SSxs
hssz held sp - ssraai-s i-sEa-e& Bss weSn Il
BECOMES sezsraltr knssa tStt TIE reas- eSNo<s s.
WEB sS the uaoSE scAelsrSs. r.sa are snSeceG u
rAss r-z=Sts-sg-. VII roE ee seEssczo fnts any
--se1ses eA1zsge vii Ne rraGfe> For ten wears sAs
S-es. seAel1-s e the vsre,@S Protestant dere'u2s
-sssc=s * secsS Asve ees1 az vork oc tbs nss
rs-sssn IL ortss.ssl ae-sAe- - TIE srsrsl tt.7s
esarz7.s-sse w1S Hfsy-sse. and " tes Arasr1ear
ea,sn=1Ssase rwensy-seVeE. 1As r-cpnsed changes
sessa ~ have heen kspe a sec-~t. e.s II Is crser
sscSsS list thsy are E,ase ocly - cases u e1ssl
zseNssrsy.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-12-15
Eine Leather Goods /:

Phosoerspk Albums besztifai assortment for Csrd
Cabinet or ee1abiRets AUTOGRAPH ALBUMS. Port
folfcs Ladies Bags. Belts Purses Gard Cases Memoir
aBiz Or Pocket Books. Cigar Gases, Pocket Inks,
TRAVELLING TOILET CASES. LADIES Nseessaries.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-12-15
MECHANICAL TOYS NOVELTIES, sc.

Walking and Tslsing Dolls, Swimming Toy, Santa
Clans 0u Skates Rtoadia Veloeipeds aruers Oars
zEn- Jubilee Acrobat. NsehaEical AliSztcrs. Rats.
Vehicles Revsrssbls Locomotive Wni<sing LecoDo-
tive. Elephants. JoinIsG Animals
RsckfHg Horses. Shoe Fly Rockers Parior Swing.
FsraalhRa-urs NelecFsdes Bicycles. Wagons. Carts,
WhselearroEs- sail Boats Seats. Engines Draw
fa Tools Tool Chests Garden Tuol<. Building. Puzzle
Chinese Comic and Alphabet Blocks CrzndaIiS Al
uery Acrosars Neaarer Palace Car and other bt0cks
American Ea-I-~ooi fea Pins, Tin Wagons. Animals
and Tors Of Ezric1< kinds lin Kitchen sets China and
SStrzzi4 Tea SETS Li11ry Sets, Guns Pistols Soldier
Caps Drums Cerlets, Tr1npess. Base Balls and Bats
Fzrior Balls RrooGz. ChaEelson- Spring Bell Brass
F-g. HGmRiag and Cirru< Tops Masks. s1ntA Clans
Comic. &c
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-12-15
ADHIsIsIRATOR's NOTICE.

DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.
FHvHE EBDERsEEsED HAFIEG BEEN AP-
p1izrzd Ad1f1isrr1-5r u the estafe af Constant
2 Merrill 1eE1sen- a-r=bT unci1es all p-rxonz having
Cams a11-t r1e z1e rS present. s11d Claims wirh
L1e 71uc1e-z 6ztT 11he1Etcz1ed him the szid Ad
zl1iztrz-1ri- zh< eeee of B<1f z Anzsiz- Eo. .
k1ahGzzzzz szreef HsaslzIz UtnEa sfx za1ntks ffuz
the d1re h--1f- tag xil f5rezsr Ear-e1 AL per-
soas izdebte1 2 he sls4 ceass1as = Eesza are
zIes1e1 &C make tEzTnsz1lake pGTze1s of the sa1<
I5cys- suit VII - bx5a<hs 70 rrrsssT szth dehf
OBED 3 MERRILL
A11IciErrzrnr E-lare Ccus-1nr ? Merrill.
Dzred HsaslalE- yaF. zssh- I55I- - &
CORPORATION NOTICE.
NOTICE ~ HEREBT GIVES To q III PER-
~ sn1s- neesf1g of tae s15E<rfhers % The
kazl Tetefh,rtc CsIzSazg hei- - Esioa- EsT- z7th
- < gsr % ac<e5t ne ChzxtsF zszzts1 70 Jzred
= SnlEzE- g y. Nliesx- Eld p. =. Rce- azt their
zss1xi11es s19 a4ceEzsers- sr1ex s1e Eanae 81 the
Ea1lz Tk4e2E.Jzic cszp9r the ID day cf
0crarEz fc- E,5 tk1t sze Cap1rlEi1 tuiy erzzn-
xed an6er tke SAID glazssr flz Eze fsIorf1z 1zse1
1lEczrs were efert-d- VIZ
J. l. SUzrA- Pr<<s<enr e1f Hrzc-0rs
WI Rser Serz<lsrT 11d Dke<ssEs
G. n WJesz- TFEzxsrer AID fhzex11x-
y of ths aid 6 CaarJer stsckk14sr shsII
hs y115ig iasie f1r tle dsst. ef the CsHDsrzron
sEz-zs oTzsd - 1zzf y n5naeF
Aka IL VIA pro4islsn q th< Czzrtsr il
F1tsd- Ihaf sne naufEs a0tses q ne lnfenrlss
~ 1e C1uFa1g 70 Increase irs garitxI Stock 70 fea
tA.'azazf zsl4zrs b xszsn bJ Ehe eeEsttzfy
sezr<<r-T Esszzi Tsleszssir cs-szs--.
E1l11. EElzz- Eor- IA ~ 90
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-12-15
cHra advertisements.
Direct from Boston and New BedfOr

Ex bark Amy Turner. ne have received
COTTON DrCk N0S- I To lie CUTrON
R3rs1s cz. 70 % o.. CcttQn Sail TvaEe ) & and
S1hr Nsw E9-0rd Naztis Ccriage, sizes FROM IA 10
ZACH SSH Rspe s. and Y thread >p-rytru.
ya-u and yar3- tcHSeitz >SizfBg, = y = and u
cArsaG. OAkS-SsA Oars sizes frorz % y feet.
Al ef =AieA vii be Sold A. low Be hought in
thus MARKET 81 Is BOLLsS Co
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-12-15

DLOCKS OF ALL SIZES AND
ID Sykes, for Ssle By
81 . K0LLES CO.
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Gold Goods :

Goa PEAS, r~ers peazi Eecay. Naa Rnsesr Holders
Pve aud feren Cases. Chsrn reuSlls, focth Picks,
recth srd S4r Picks Sssas, Siesve Bsssons, CAarrs,
Msekir nou Pens
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-12-15
A Full Line of Diaries for 1881 /.

PARLaR ssAHES-Desexi6ed Maps. y. $. Magic
Nfrrprs CoE-ic Cubes. GeBdn, Steeple Chase. Lies
MisDaPs- Game Of Nations. Spider and Fly. Pilgrims
Progress Nouoralisr Cut Up Games. Iatro Doniuoes
Chess Checkers Authors various kinds Jack Strsws
Jack SC Cr0quss SETS Crib Boards and boxes
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-12-15

MARSHAI'S SALE.
AzovAr. ALIAS YoCSS QCAI, Is. D. W kA1IAEAEAAu-
Hpr WAITE OF WRIr OF EXksUrIoN
Nd i<sa-d cut Gs the Supreme Court for the Of
$50 81 N esvor ss the aAoEs>1Asd esfsnaIrt. have
tsvie.i zsen and shall expose foe sale ca
Wednesday, the 18th day Of January, 1SS1.
Al AzGlaui Ea1- u o'clock al he right sls
aud Interest u the said D. W Kaahaaau in and TO al
TIA Dfecs u hIut siE1aE- Waikele. Eva and de-
srrisi n Elyal Patent Ne. So aiming 80 ARES
scgcehsr win S9sG-n house s1less SaiG l1iisnt
and costs ana expenses CT sale be previously ar<a-
Terms Casa and Deeds AZ e1psn<e ef purchaser.
W c. PARkE. Marshal
HonclaEa December 3 rSs1 S5i Sc
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-12-15

CALIFORNIA EXTRA MESS BEEF
Y Eastern Extra Prime Fork California Pig Pork,
fur sale hy 81 Is BOLEE> ( CO
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-12-15
RossInS a APPLEToN,

So II (;sasrsI AgsnsS. New Norx. &. : A.
n Al shs above nie ef Walshaz. Eaacess ter sale
sae >sars sC n xcISERNH. >oss axSas fss ses kGx-
esna-
ASA sxsas ssr the SoRaAM STERLING SILVER
~ASE- rne rrsss saepsiea the LOW EST Prices
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-06
NOTICE.
Privilege for None.-
Justice for ALL"

1t is hereby announced that the First
Auxiliary Liberal League Of Yankton, No.
III, holding a charter from the National
Liberal League, will meet for permanent
organization at the Broadway Opera House
on Tuesday evening, the 9th instant fmme-
dIately after the conclusion of the lecture
by Brooks, the carpenter"
The public cordially invited to attend.
All believers 10 free thought, q free plat
form, progressive ideas and human happi.
ness; all who hold thai human rights are
more sacred than human creeds, ard finally
all who freely concede TO others Lvery right
they claim for themselves are hereby
requested to Cooperate with Us 10 u
work and enroll their under our
banner.
By order of committee 90 organization,
D. r. Wilcox,
Temporary Secretary.
N. B.-The Opera House is simply an
empty room with four walls and q roof, and
if Mrs. Grundy fails to come. SO much the
worse for Mrs. Grundy.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-06
Thirty Years Experience OF an old Nurse.

Thirty Years Experience OF an old Nurse.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup is the
prescription of one Of the best Female
Physicians and Nurses in the United
states, and has been used for thirty
years with v failing safety and sue
cess by millions of mothers and children.
from the feeble infant of one week old to
the adult. 1t corrects acidity of the
stomach, relieves wind collie, regulates the
bowels, and gives rest, health and com
fort to mother and child. We believe it 1.-THE
Best and Surest Remedy in the world. in
all cases of Dlsentery and Diarrhna in
Children, whether it arises from teethinp
or any other cause. Full directions for
using will accompany each bottle. None
genuine unless the fac-simile of Curtis
q Perkins is on the outside wrapper.
sold by all Medicine Dealers. 25 cents
. bottle.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-06
A FINE THING FOR THE TEETH.

Fragrant sOZODONT is a composition
of the purestand choicest ingredients of The
Oriental vegetable kingdom. Every iDg1e.
dent is well known to have a beneficial
effect on the teeth and gums. Its enbal-
ming or ant,septic property and aromatic
fragrance makes 1t q toilet luxury. SOZO-
DON'T removes all disagreeable odors from
the breath caused by ca,srrh, bad teeth,
sc. 1t is entirely free from the ipjurious
and acrid properties of tooth pastes and
powders which destroy the enamel. One
bottle will last six months.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-06
u EXODUS.

A business Al Of Yankton has received
a letter from An old friend who is engaged
in the charitable work of caring f,r the
colored refugees in Kansas and providing
them employment, which con'ains the fol-
lowing:
1.-THE signs of the times are that the exc.
dus' from the south has but just begun.
Kansas has got so many, and is bound to get
20 many more, that our resources for utiliz.
ing them, finding them homes and employ
ment, are overtaxed. The tide is about to
flow iuto other states. From Oregon to
Canada, they ask US to send this labor to
almost every locality. Some calls come
from Dakota. How is it? Can the black
man thrive there? Are there government
lands, with timber yet untaken? How is
the isothermal liner Is it right, is it wise,
to send them so far north? / want an hon.
eat opinion. The black man is bound to
leave the south, and it offers to my mind an
unexpected and providential solution of the
vexed question. He is coming till the
southernor learns that his financial salvation
depends on giving the black man his rights.
II you live ten years longer, l predict you
will see northern capital go south, buy up
cotton lands made cheap by this exodus,
and invite the colored man back there"
A circular sent with the letter says that
the difficulty in providing places for these
people ia that those calling for laborere
usually object to the children that belong To
nearly every family, and that the blacks
will not consent to their families being
scattered and separated. 1t continues:
TN the cursed bondage of the past, the
breaking up of families was the most bitter
trial. and now they SHRINK from anything
that looks like separation. Family attach
ments constitute their worldly all. Our ex'
perience has taught us, that to make them
t%contented and profitable as laborers we mus,
adopt 80 much of their old plantation sys-
tenn as will give them a home by themselves
close BY that Of their employer. This plar
offers great reliefto our overworked farmer.
wives, taking way the labor of caring fol
the hired help, and placing a woman q
their doors ready to do the washing and
other hard jobs in the house. 1t provide'
for their children ; and it offers the employ
er an easy way Of paying quite a portion o
their wages, in providing home, fuel, pro
visions &C., from his farm"
In response 10 these inquiries. an answel
was given showing in detail the reasons why
the older and richer states could easily alb
sorb, accommodate and employ these people
BY Thousands, while Dakota could scarcely
find such homes for a few hundred. Still, i
there are calls for the labor of these black
pilgrims, fleeing from political oppression
and if they can be furnished homes among
their employers as above indicated, let them
come and make themselves useful. If any
employers desire to give them a trial, they
may address letters to'Exodus," Press Office
Yankton.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-06

Hacker & Greebe once more invite the
people of this vicinity to call around and
eqamine their choice stock Of cloths for
gentlemen's wear. They assert that there
was never anything 30 desirable brought
into Dakota. and they are prepared TO
make up their goods In q manner which
will give the most perfect satisfaction.
Their place of business is on Third street,
10 Dewey & Powers block.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-06
RADICAL LECTURE.

Brooks, the carpenter, will lecture on
the Evidences of the Human Origin of the
Bible, in the opera house, in the city of
Yankton, Tuesday evening April 9th, $780,
Admission, twenty five cents; Doors open
at 77:3O. Lecture to commence at 8 sharp.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-06
BOAT STOLEN.

A small skia, pointed bow and stern,
painted white, with brown gunwales, was
stolen from near the railroad chops, on Sat-
urday4 might, April. Sd. A suitable reward
will be paid for the recovery Of the boat.
EDGAR HAND.
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the RIVER.


The water continues TO recede. but still
there ia enough to give a good navigation
stage.
The steamer Nellie Peck left Sioux Cit,
yesterday and will probably reach Yankton
tomorrow forenoon.
The Missouri river, in this vicinity, is at
tending strictly to business and thus far ha'
not interfered with the banks on either side.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS..
For the Week Ending April 3. 1880.
Reported from the Real Estate and Alb
straet ONCE Of G. }. 3. Harris.
Warren Woods aud wife TO James Sny.
der. sw u Of Sc Il aud Sc i sw u section
IA, aud 9 * nv u section 90. town 95
range Sc.
United States to James NJ. Reed, pasen',
o x ne u and sw u Sc u section Is and
lot 2. section %, town 93. range 5e-l69 IS
100ths acres.
Charles J. Ohlson to John F. Mcclure
warranty deed, see section IS, town 95,
range 81. $3.50.
Ann NJ. Potter, Joel A. Potter and H. E
Gregory to Daniel McCully. warranty deed
lots / and 2, block 46, lower Yankton'
$500.
Alois Nipp to Johanna Nipp. warranty
deed, neq section II. and nwq of nwq, and
seq of nwQ, and lots 1 and 2 section II and
lot 8. section 10. town 95 range IS. $4,000.
Willard L. Eaton and wife to G. II. Nor.
rell. lots 0 and 10, block 4. north Yanktou.
$3.50.
Martha A. Glazier and John W. Glszier
to Charles D. Seaman, warranty deed sh lot
2, block AZ. Withsrspoon's Yankton. 800.
United States to Lucy Leneer. patent,
swq section 6, town "a, range 81.
United States to Rsbecca Lind, patent,
neg section Q. town "a. range "a.
Uoited States to Barbara Relax. patent,
neg section %. town "a, range 81.
Purcell Brothers at the Reform Club room
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, April
9Th and 7th.
Madras ginghams in new plaids for spring
at Farmers.
Spring ~calicoes at Farmers, cor. 3rd and
Broadway.
FOR SALE.
A No. l good work OK. taken on q debt
apply TO s. H. GRuBER.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-06

The Violate Bolt Co., Marshall. Mich.
Will send their celebrated Electro. Volt.ic
Belts to the afflicted upon 80 days trial.
Speedy cures guaranteed. They mean
what they say. Write to them without
delay.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-06
REMOVAL.


p. Lindholm's Furniture ware rooms will
be removed to Kl-isers new store room on
Third street. about the 1st of May. In or.
der to ave the expense Of moving his pre-
sent stock, Mr.. Lindholm offers all lines Of
furnitsre = reduced prices. Call at The
Broadway ssars and sinspect- goods and
peicN.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-06
FIRST SPRING GOODS OF the SEASON,

Just received. A we'll selected stock Of
foreign and domestic goods, consisting Of
French, English and American suitings,
spring over coatings, and a fancy lot oi
pants goods, which l am prepared to make
up in the latest and most fashionable man.
ner and at reasonable prices.
M. GRADY,
First door west Jenck's hotel, Sd St.
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A large stock of wall paper and q full
line of window curtains and curtain fixtures
cheaper than elsewhere 10 Dakota at
E. NJ. CoATE's drug store,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-06

The barometer (reduced to a sea leyel) at
1888 .. m. stood 1854 inches. a rise OF
nearly ive.tanths of an inch since 5:3S q.
m. yesterday. Maximum temperature up
TO 2 p. M, 49o; minimum, 25. River still
falling; at / p. M: to,day 1t was five feet
above low water.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-06

A full assortment of ladies and cbildren's
Shoes At j. MAx's.
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Ventriloquism and other wonderful exhi.
billions at the Reform Club room on Tuesday
and Wednesday evenings next.
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A line of Edwin G. Booths foe shoes,
just received Of !. PILES,
Sign Buffalo Head.