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8'*U Ike fittg rod ixtoteUm sr# YANKTON DAKOTA. Thursday Ev Proceedings mt the Majr Seulon of (he •••Ml. OFFICB BOARDOF COVNTY COMHISSIONKHH. YAXKTON. V. T.. May cE 20th, 1879. Bo««t tn«^unout to?a4jouni«ient I'niefll—Cbmmiaibnen W. B. Valentine, inT Duid Wilcox, also E. Miner clerk. ont of the west half of said district "'?17, to be numbered dial trance was also presented such division. The sidering the matter,i#MOUotr Toteoro ap prove the action of said county superintend ta fe tor thej^t An^*f sjihmMted giving no tice oftne oipktitZatfon and establishment of the boundaries of school district No. 29 as "foi- 16,!*# 2*. __jge!W. mOn ipprored. submitted giving no tice of the organization of school district So. 31 with boundaries as follows: Com mencing it $he" aojitbeaat corner of section 36, township ,96, range- 54, Utscce west along township line to the s^ithwest corner of section 33 thence ndrth.to MM county' Jlae. thence east to the county line 'thrace:'s$it on the county line to the place of b£ginmti£. On motion the report was approved. E. H. VanAntwerp, Jacob Branch and 6« Tor oy Herman ElIermaD, Frank tluber, PWlIp Bender,' and others. submiited ther repprt statiag that they find the said high way to be of public utility and recommend that the same be established as dessribed iB said report, and no legal objection having been made or remonstrance,.lfled. the board on motion, voted to adopt the report of the viewers-}that Jjie said highway be located Wt -feei.wj(le and a record thereof be made, and that said highway be opened and kept IbFrtpilr, and that proper notice tbeie of be given tb'tbe road superyiiors to work the sfd highwty. E- H. VanAot#erp. "fccunly surveyor, submitted a report,, aconnipanied by the field notes ot a proposed highway running from the north boundary of section 5, town ship 90,-T|Dge'57,"on the county line, south easterly, to a point on the county Wd in section 29~ tn^DBhiij(9C, range 5#, south 26 degrees, 4C minutes-west firom station C2, and the right of way having been given by all. the owners of the lands through which itr^asse^ the board, on motion, voted to es tablish t)je sajne as a public highway. A report was submitted by E. H. Van Antwerp, county surveyor, accompanied by the field notes of a proposed road running from statiofi 48 on county road in section 33 township ^, range 56, to the county road running nojrth and south on or near the range line between townships 95, ranges 55 and:56, it station 18, in section 13, towJn 95, raoge 66 and the right of way having been given by the owners of all lands through which it passes, the board, on motion, voted to establish the same as a public high way, Louis Sampson, the viewers heretofore ap-1 people of the state to organize societies for pointodUo view,,and if of poWiaaUltty, The bonds .of H. A. Harvey and Charles Both, oft- 'Application for county liquor license^ were, motion approved, and the clerk instructed to issue the licenses. lb conformity to section" 16 of the act paased at the recent session of the legisla ture establishing the Dakota Hospital for thO Insane, the board proceeded to. appoint aboArd of*commissioners of insanity, and on notion,' the following persons were appointed:. Chairman—L. Congleton, judge of pro bate Dr. J. M. Miller, /or two years.(row the date of approval. of the. above act, and E.G. Smith for one vear from .{he' of approvaronhe abiveact. petitiim ^^'pNjwntftid by Jto. L. Whittaker asking that'(he taxes and penalty due -on tot "7 and south 8 feet of lot 6, in block 45 of Lower Yankton, be remitted, she being unable to pay the same. On motion, the prayer of the petitioaer was granted. The following bills were 'audited .and allowed on the rokd fund: Louis Sampson, viewing highway and expenses.... $7,50 Ole Sampson, work on rcn^v,'^lve 15.00 Mat Walsh, wofk road 1 day^..^,, Peter Laiaofi, worlt on road Jacob Branch, viewing highway expenses Andreas Erickaon, road E. H. Van An twerp, jrorkon road R. S. Brooking^, work on road aui. use of team J* There being no farther, Jigsine on motion, adjourn^, .• Attest Approved^ E.MIXEH, r* W. B. Clerk. A OkR* To all who are suffering from and indiscretions of youth, nervoi York Ota.. -weak- ness. early, decay, loesofmaafaood, Ac.,1 will send a recipe that Will cure you. FBEE OF CHAKGI^, Thia.preat remedy was discovered by a mismoMry ih South Ameri ca. Send a self-addreseeS envelope to the REV. JOSEPH T.JmtAxr Stalin D, Rem iayTob^o 4. 1 JUDGE COLE AND THE IOWA CENTRAL DM Moines, May 20.—In the Cole disbar ment the counsel for Cole filed a demurrer to the tkirpi against hw on the ground that the letters for the writing of which he nothing was done, the time of the court being occupied with settling the final decree in the Central railroad of Iowa case, out of which the proceedings sprint Cole arose. To-morrow argument on the demurrer will be had. Messrs. Cook, Clark and Springer the will, it ia said. mafce argument for the pro secution, and Mr. Lehman and Judge Cole himself for the defeatee. The CentiyJ railroad of Iowa to-day pass ed out of the hands of the receiver and by dar of .the United States, court is to be raei anrer to the new company, whicb has ""inftrporated under the title of the tjial Jawa.railway. The'court apprpved Incorporation to-day and, as stated, new organization steps into power ifc the decision of the suit of the Far llah and truit cotipany.vs. the Central 1 of Ioitato fbmlose the mortgage ia road, wueh sail was decided this evening, the new company to pay all out standing claims against the receiver that are now disputed within twelve months at Beven per cent interest. The contested claims pending in the court are referred to the new Company for adjustment and settlement. If they fail to do so the parties may come back to the court which retains jurisdiction for Wit purpose. The directors of the company -Rnsnsll Sage. Edwin Panone, F. ppan, Gio. Blisa, Jas. Buell, |le«, G. •ton, A. X. Burdette, Chas. Alexander, |. Cate, Henry A. Jones and JK V. COLORED CONVENTION. Richmond, May 20.—In the colored con vention a committee of three was appointed to go to Washington to consult with leading republicans upon the best course to pursue in the efforts to secure amelioration and im provement of the condition of the colored nice. The pqmmittee on grievances made their ffep^r} *eUing forth at length the wrongs of the colored people and submitting a series of resolutions recommending the colored the piuvoee of petitioning the legislative and judicial departments of the state for full Modgnitioa of their rights as citizens, and if such rights were not fully accorded that they aire advised to emigrate to other states and territories, where there is no distinction on account of color denying the constitu tional power of a state to prohibit marriages on account of color and pledging eyery ettbrt to have the obnoxious and unconstitutional law wiped'but recommending thorough or ganization of the colored people for better ing their political, financial and commercial condition, and'finally indorsing the efibrts of their suffering and oppressed colored brethren of th» ao^ith to leave the states of oppression and finpother homes where their political opiniona and rights will be respect ed. After some debate the report was adopted with but few negative votes. An executive committee and a committee to prepare au address to the people of Virginia were ap pointed, and the convention adjourned sine die. FOREIGN MARKETS. Ludon, May 20.—The Mark Line Ex press says: lie ports as to the present as pect of the country, although they are not alarming, are not calculated to atford farm ers.mucb satisfaction. The damage already dqne to wheat is not perhaps extensive. A succession of diy, warm days would go far to relieve the present anxiety. The pro vincial exchanges almost without excep tion were dearer at* the CIOSK last week. English wheat has been marketed freely in the country but spariugly at Mark Line, and trade in London has been marked by considerable tirronts?. Foreign wheat has beefrfirmly held holders in occasional in stances obtaining a slight advance. Should the adverse weather continue, a rally may speedily'take place, ss imports, although on a fairly liberal scale, have not been ex cessive. Although sales the past week have been chitfly retail, millers have shown more inclination to extend tbeir transac tions and a strong feature' in trade has been the steady continental demand for cargoes of white wheat from California and Oregon. The stocks are steadily diminishing, as most.of the impotts have gone direct into millers hands, and taking all things into consideration, the present wsition of wheat is si firmer one than it has occupied for .•any months. There has been very little quotable alternation in the value, of spring arfcieai,,but.trade has been inanimate. M^lze Is steady, and appearances seem to indieale that the lowest point 'has been touched. The sales of English wheat last week were 57,209 quarters at 40s 8d per quarter, against 41,883 quarters at 58s Id per quarter for the corresponding week of the previous year. The imports into the united king dom for tha week ending May 10 were 093,083 hundred weight of wheat and 189, 144 hundred weight of floor. EVOLUTION. Ia 1834. Dsguerre commenced experi mealing. Ia 1839, be gave to the world tbi praces* of making Daguerreotypes. By patient industry, the art has evolved into the perfect pictures of the present. He who views the fast fsding pictures of bis ances tors, and compares tbem with the almost living and lasting photographs of today mustacknojrJaman advancement. Ifsn advsncemeMl^tKen mad* in photography otherJepnces, is it asking too much, it cannot be ocularly de it the doubts and uncertain Astley Cooper's time be set equal improvement granted of medicine? Must the sbil idious and experience^. pbysi simply because the negli perienced fail? But a few the diseases and weaknesses ea were regarded as incur ^Price's Favorite Prescrlp- is sold unittr a positive guarantee to Lid tee, VipUited, and you wish to avoid painful enwinations and useless local treatment, ttramploy a medicine thu Is acienUtolff*y|repared, that Is chemically pon.-Uwris regularly '''i grodU' atsd ia •benctb, and ipg Will nevex dtsap tat ro» fr iu scildii usa favorite 1 tpllqn. Dr. Pierce's I The MerchanU billiard parlors Jiave lieqii I moved to a lpdalioa ona door north of £d' munds & Wyhn's bask. Milwaukee lager beer and lunch at Frank Cochrane's. ^ovn'i at ftvc cents Milwaukee beer on draught at Qeorg* I Cif8ttl#TI,Cl,Dlfldl a glass. !1J*£/ ,.-... 5 ,j-,I Survival of the Fittest. A FAMILT MEDHJIKB THAT HAS HKALKD MILLIONS DVBIN6 IS IKAH8I IEIIC1I V^TiK LIIIHIIT A HALM FOR EVERY WOUND OH MAN AND BEAST I kAOK IV AMEKICA. SALES LARGER THAN EVES. The Mexican best of all Mnlmenta, for Stan a Beast. Its sales to day aro largtr than ever. It euros when all othors fall, anil penetrates skin, tendon anil muscle, to the very bone. Sold everywhere. *r £prrtal gotta*. *. TO RENT. A Kood frame house with four rooms, cellar, barn, etc., ogi Broadway, Possession June 1st, 79. Imuiire of Xotf, on Broadway, between 3d and 4th. DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERSHIP. T. F. MAUStlAl.I, & CO. Notice is hereby given, that the co-partnership relation heretofore existing between the under signed under the Arm name of T. F. Marshall & Co., grocery, crockery and glassware dealers, on Capital street, in the city of Yankton, D. T., Is this day dissolved by mutual consent. All moneys due said firm will be paid to Thomas F. Marshall, who continues the business at the old stand. Parties owing the firm are expected to settle accounts at once. THOMAS F. MAKS1IATX, WILLIAM 1*. DEWKY. Dated, Yankton, D. T.t May I3tt, 1879. BUSINEIS"NOTICE. I have succeeded to the business established, and until recently conducted by T. F. Marshall & Co. My store is stocked with everything Hist class in the grocery line, crockery and glassware, which I shall sell only for CASH, former prices. I TO rOl.M'Y CLERKS. DAKOTA TKKKITOKY, SKC'Y OKKICK,| ViUikton, May 3il, 18TU. The county clerks of the various counties of Dakota territory are requested to make Imme diate requisition upon the secretary of the ter ritory for the number of volumes of Dakota statutes to which their respective counties entitled. GEO. H. HAND,aro ciWS without excep tion, and thereby am able to give my patrons a reduction of KIFTKKX tu TWKSTV request percent, on CASH ITKI'IIASEKS to call nt ray store and examine my cash price list. THOMAS F. MARSHALL. WANTED. A girl to do general house word. Apply at the oflit'e of J. Parker Hay ward. Third street. ELECTRIC BELTS. A sure cure for nervous debility, premature decay, exhaustion, etc. '1 lie only reliable cure, Circulars mailed free. Address J. K. KEKVES, 431'hathum St., N. Y. [d-eoil&w. Secretary D. T. FOR REST, A small tenement house Enquire of A (J 1T1.LEK. FOR RENT. The brick store occupied by Chas. Eiseman & Co., situated on Broadway, will be for rent on the 1st of January next. Apply to liUULEKtll J. E. BRUCE & CO., Wholesale and Retail Bealers In GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, Wines, Liquors & Cigars. Cor. Capital and Third-Sts., Yankton ... Dakota SIOUX CITY AND NIOBRARA PACKET. THE STEAMER NIOBRARA, A. H. HALEY, MaMer. REGULAR WEEKLY PACKET BETWEEN SIOUX CITY & NIOBRARA, LEAVES YANKTON FOR SIOUX CITY, and intermediate points, Every Saturday at 4 P. M. For freight or passage apply on board, or to SAMX H. DELLON, Agent. JOB AND BOOK PRINTING THE PRESS AND A 0 AI AN JOB AND BOOK Printing Establishment pamphl«t Printing a Speciatly Letter Heads, Note Ifaads, Bill Heads, Tags, Monthly I Statements and Business Cards. fifty ImUfMti all Otleif 1 11 1 v.. Blllk Cb#Ckl DAKOTA SOUTHERN TIBCB TAB1JS. lb take effect Sunday, Fe/rtuiry S3. DAKOTA SOUTHERN. riuiNB MOTIMO W»«T. 1 1 1.4Jp.m.Le*T« «.1« 1.10 2.S3aieet4 i.o» SO 3.57 4.«6 4.51 5.12 5.32 ....... 8.SS Arrive Mustang Liniment has becil known Iter mora tlian thirty-five man as tbe MOV1NO WKST MIXE0 Na B. l.io p. in. leave S.iop.m, arr'e S. At BIK Point with stages for Ponca, KeU., and Uichland, Dakota. 4. At Vermillion with stages for Lodl, River side, Turner. Mooiningdale and Finlay. 5. At Heckling with stages lor St James, Neb., aud Swan Lake and Maxwell City, Dakota, 6. AtGavvllle with stages (orSt. Helena. Neb., and Smlthland, Dakota. T. At Yankton with stages for all Connections are mado at Dubuque with trains on the Illinois Central main line, leaving Dubu que at 6.10 a. ni„ arriving at Galesburg at 3.30 p. in., Peoria, 5.0o ti. m. Burlington at 5 40 p. in., ltock Island at 8 3o p. nt., (juinuv at 9.40 p. in., St. Louis at 7.30 a. in., and Cairo at-MO a. m. Connecting at Cairo with trains for Memphis, Nashville, Vicksburg, Mobile, New Orleans ami all parts of the south. Connections are made at Freeport with West ern I nion trains, leaving Freeport at 1.05 p. in. and arriving at Kacinc at 5.45., and Milwaukee at 0.14 p. in. Baggage Checked Through To all important points. For through tickets aud Information apply at the Illinois Central depot. Trains ran by Dubuque time, which is twenty minutes faster than Sioux City. ./OSKI-II BLTOS. g§F 'wai RAILROAD A*U»— Sioux City A PMnbiR Railroads. 18.9 TaalMBMOTIN* «i»T. STATIONS. STATIONS. MlU^UfU I1.14p.a. Art' 10.41 ... 10.24 10.29 noel S 9S1 9.25 ..JKPFKKSON.. DAVIS JUNUT'N ..tKLK POINT.. ...BURBANK... •tVBRMILUON. ...HI1CKUNO... V.05 8.30 8.05 ?.«!! 7.23 7.t0aJB.liMV •jAlteB KTVIR! SHOPS ...•YANKTON... SIOUX CITY PBMBINA. MOVI'CI KART STATIONS. MIXED Hql a .SIOUX CITV.. ....BRMHT..... lL15a.ui. ar'e 7.4t lenre CONNECTIONS. 1. At Sioux City with Illinois Central. Sioux City ft Pacific, sionxcity & St. Paul aud Cov ington and. Black Hills railroads. 2. Passenger traius going east connect at Da vis Juuctiou with trains tor Htiloit. Four horso stages leave Beioit, on arrival ot the train, for Sioux Falls, arriving at Sioux Falls at 8:30p. in. points in nd Scotland, Mlllto* .lorthern Nebraska, and Scotland, ftllltown, Olivet, Flresteel, Finlay, ltockport, Marlndahl. Bon Homme, SpringBcld. etc., in D»uto: and during the season of navigation with the Mis souri Kiver Transportation Companp's line of elegant Freight and Passenger steamers for all point* on the Upper Missouri, Yellowstouc and Big Horn rivers. GKO. B. MERCHANT. GEO. F. WHRKLOCK, OtnUSuturintf.^'I. Aatnt. Illinois Central Eailr'd Shortest Route to Chicago. SIOUX CITYto CHICAGO Without chance of Cars! Commencing June l, 18*8. A daily express passenger train will leave Sioux GUy, Saturdays excepted, on arrival of train from Yankton. Leave Sioux City at 2.15 p. in. and arrive at Chicago at 3.90 p. m. Sleeping cars ruuthrouKh from Sioux City to Chicago, rare, $S.6 on sleeping car. Passengers leavlne Chicago, bound west, ai 10.00 a. in., via the Illinois Central railroad, will arrive at Sioux City the next day at 11.30 a. An accommodation train will leave Sioux Ciiv daily, except Sundays at 6.00 p. in., connecting with through passenger train at Ft. Dodge. Passengers leaving Chicago at 9.S0 p. m. arrive nt Sioux City at ti.4S a. ui. Trains going east connect at Chicago with all trains for Detroit, Cleveland, Hutfalo, Niagara Falls. Pittsburg. Philadelphia. Baltimore, Wash ington, New Tork, Boston and all parts ol the east. This train connects at Waterloo with trains on the Cedar Kails ami the Minnesota branch, leaving Waterloo at Ii3a.ni. and arriving at Mona at 7 00 A. in., connecting with the Mil waukee anil St. l'aul railroad trains, and arriv ing at St. l'aul at 0.30 p. m. and Minneapolis at G. p. ill. TITKKK, Chicago, W. p. .JOHNSON,F. Tratllc Manager. Cen'l Passenger A gout, Chicago. 11. T. WltuiiiT, Agent, Sioux City. STAGES Yankton & Sioux Falls DAILY STAGE. Mail and Express Line. Th« Shortest, Beat ul Cheapest Upe to SIOUX FALLS. The route lies over the finest section ot Sooth em Dakota, and paeses through the counties ot Yankton, Turner and Minnehaha, toaohini at Murindahl, Turkey Creek, Clay Creek, Swan Lake, Finlay, Howard and Waif Lake. YANKTON Office at American Express Office. SIOUX FALL9 office at the Cataract House. W1L KBAWBB Proprietor. Dakota Cen£Nt STAGE LINE, BRINKERH0FF ft JORDAN. PraerMon. The stages of this line run trom Yankton to, Dtica, Lestervllle, Odessa, Scotland, Maxwell, Olivet, Whiterbure, Milltown, Martella, ltock port. ltosedale and Firesteel In fifteen hours, leavini ne Yankton each monitng •etu HORSES CHANGED EVERY TEN MILES Passengre and Express Goods Carried at Boa* sonable Rates. Vankton office on Third Street, at BrinkerhoB'a barn, lust westol the Merchants hotel. DAKOTA REPORTS. VOLUME ONE. Embedylnc all eaaea argued and de termined barore (be Supreme Conrf of Dakota, from tbe orcanlaatton or (be Terrliorr ap to and incladlas tbe De cember term, 1877. Reported by HOB. Granville O. Bennett, late iHoclatc Justice anpreme court or Dakota) 5SO pacee. Price, postpaid, 98.00. lent to any addreaaon receipt or price. Addreaa BOWEN dc EUUMIIRT, Yankton, Dakota' J. PARKER HAYWARD REAL ESTATE AND LOAN BBOKER. Notary Pubiio—Third Street .E. HAWLEY, (IwcMior to Duflei ft Ma«l*r,) 3 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL -KKAI.KIt IN •i STOVES, Tin and Copperware, THIRD STREET. YANKTON, DAKOTA. In his establishment will be found a complete assortment of goods pertaining to the Hardware Trade. His stock of Cooking and Heating STOVES Is large and Include* the best un«l moot H|»|r»vel pattern*. The attention of new conjur* nnd the people Kcnerally li In. vlted to Ibis bnuich of lil» mock. Full Line of Shelf Hardware, Wooden Ware, Wagon and Carriage Makers Stock la Full and Comlot« GEO. E. HAWLEY. CONFECTIONERY. WALTER H. CARR, Wholesalo'and Itetuil dealer In "OREIGN AND DOMESTIC I Fruit and Confcctioncry, Boys' Express Wagons, Children's Toys, Fancy Groceries, Nuts, Vegetables, &c. THIRD ST., YANKTON. Orders by mail promptly attended to /sfsrf.w' at four o'clock The return trip Is made each day, leaving Fir«' steel at four o'clock a.' m.and reaching Yankton at seven p. m. aw Assortment Occupyint three rooms,each 25x100 ''eel size, and curbing a corresponding stock, h« possesses taciltivs i'or supplying wants of tin puuptc superior tu uuy other liousu in Dakota. MA oh I'ltVL t-i1 5 eNr RA^l''0..\AJOC^ fiATLS OMAHH ,J 30' A MEAT MARKET. Family Market Broadway, Yankton, D. T. PATRICK BRENNAN WILL SUPPLY Fresh Meats, 8alt Meals, If ish and L. CONGLETON, D1AIJCR IX DRY GOODS AUD Ladies' Furnishing Goods DBWITT'S BLOCK. DRUQ8 AND MEDICINES. A bxcelsior. DRUG STORE (... 7 y—v MILLS & PURDY ists Crtlt W 1 m, THIRD STRBET, Yankton, Dakota OKAI.CU8 DRUGS I All the popular mediolDM of tlN day. |*re. •en|tlm*scoumpouiiri(Hl by rxpericnceU phimn»- The Finest Assorteaent ei Books and Fancy Articles IN THE WEST. HeaillijjlM Oil, the Rest in the Market GROCERIES. James Clark DEALER IN STAPLE and FANCY GROCERIES, FRUITS & CONFECTIONERY TOBACCO, CIGARS, rPIPES, &C. TUr4 St., Powers ft Dewey's Block. PORK PACKERS. JAS. E. B006E & CO., Pork Packers, JOBBERS OF I YANKTON, Oamel TO OKDBB. A Full Line of Vegetahles In Seasop Always on hand. DRY GOODS &c. FRED Leave PROVISIONS. Keep constantly on hand, and sale teJhe,. Trade, alarKo supply of plain and canvassed Smoked Meats, and Meats in dry salt. Lard and'. Mess I'ork. Fiae Haas ud Breakfast Bacia A Specialty., Cor. 5th & Water Sta. P.O. order, at Lech Bex Q. SIOUX CITY, IOWA. a H. DILLON, Commission Merchant Dealer In \JFLOUR, GRAIN, FRUIT, BUTTER Eggs, Cheese, &c. I Orders Promptly Fllleil STONE'S BLOCK, DAKOTA. ESTABLISHED 18M, ICE! ICE1 ICE! Ice Delivery! 9 SCHNA BER, PROPRIETOR. C. J. Kadlali'a tru( Htore, or at F. Scluiauber'i oBce. W. B. VALEHTINE CONTRACTOR AMD I E YANKTON D/AKOTA