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'.
OUN8MITHS.
H. W. WHITE.
Manufacturer and Dealer In
Breech and Muzzle Loading Riflee
Shot (luns. Revolver*, Ammwiltlon, t'lsliiiig
Tackle, Musical Instrument*.
tec™:
sataasss^fcijrsi
i,, cliSw MMUted with neSSilaS. and
dispatch. Good Utr prices paid (or old violins.
H. W. WHITE, Yankton, D.T.
Oitar Street tihw 3rd wi 4tb Sta
GRAY'S SPECIFIC MEDICINE.
fRADKi£A|lK. ih, (i a tTRADE
English Hen
An unfall-
fliig mre for
Seminal Weak
ness. Spmna
turhea, Impo
teney. ard all
di*eaites tlistj
JMSm TakUgHnqueuce ol Self A^TrRyjT.
abuse) LaesTof Memory,*®* *»Bg
Untvefealljaasltif'e, Paisln me Back. Dira
otj*1**)® Itaruatureold Axe, and many
otherdltJeaSeftMl lend to Iiufulty or Con
»uroBtl«B.MW theaaPrematureUrave.
ar*F»UI particulars in our pamphlet. which
we desir*.tosend -tit'e by mat! to everyone.
SaTThefipeelBo Med.clne Is told by all drua-
Klata,St.*1
per package, or six packages Tor 83.
or will be tent free T»y mall on recnlnt of the
money by addressing Tit «UV MCDIOINE'OO,
Mechanics Block. Detroit, Mich-
WSolil In Yankton everywhere bv druggists.
New Advertisements.
FRESH BEEF
ROASTEfc' BY STEA1.
BOSTON BEEF PACKMG CO.,
1ST Con|rtH 8tretBoston^ Mass.
SOMETHING NEW.—Vxcellent, Keonomical
Pood^for Families. Pun. Wholesone Meat
Savfe'Fuel. Have Bother. Convenient tud 1M»
licioiis Cold, while so many uice dishes may be
made troin it.
Ask your Grocer for it. fifty par cent,
mare nutriment In a gltin iinaEtltjrcf
(Me Fresh Baefthsn In an ttuer ca ne4
Fresh Beef.
SOLD BY GROCERS Gf^ERALLY.
N«*n« who Is thoroughly rtmkt'
the bdwelsls half as liable to diseasesaSM*.mat
is irregular. Ue may be attacked bycoMMMW*
itsea and soniay the irregular, but half not
nearly at subject to outside influences. TtiS use
of
Tarrant's Seltzer Aperient,
secures regularity, and consequent immunity
from sickness.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
A*«ertis«rs adding
Newspaper Advertising liu- S
reau.
10.
Spruce St., New York, can. I.
cxaet cost of any proposed line of AdVSftlMng
in American Newspapers.
100
fg* Pamphlet, 10e..
Eiri00fa|* Pamphlet, 10e..«AS^
£TT a Month and expenses guaMMMit1 to
Oil Agents. Outfit free. SHAW tFC&i AU
GUSTA, MAINK.
•777 A.) BAB and expenses to age|
9111 fit Free. Address P. O.
Augusta, Maine.
SEMPU&MUNIfefe
House Painters,
Graining, Glazing and Katominlfll
PAPH BANCHIVa A SPECIALTY.
All Work Guaranteed
To give SattsftcHon.
SHOP AT COATBS' STAND. Broadway
Orders left at Mills & Purdy's and at E.
Coates' will-receive prompt .attention'
CM] HB!
CONTINUE* TO BE THE
Favorite Trading Place
IN TOWN AND GOt'NTItY.
Bceaaic It implies tbe very
beat idodi to Be had In tbe
world.
Because every article rcqulr.
llae
ie ftuM twi
A 9 E
Its prless are uniform and ao low as to
defy competition.
Because its OABH system is suooessfully
established and lives to its oustom
•rs uvuton which the credit
system does not possess.
Qraif*l for tke continued favor* tf thipeo
pU, (A is popular Houtt mtnra iltpatro** Ual
•etry *M0H frill b* made to keep *l» deck omI
price* fully up to the demand* of the timr*. No
otiker Uroeery Uoiu* ia fJU limitary mill h*
fim miUtd to mrpois either quality of jfted*
•rprisss.
Very rtipeeUttUy,
A. W. LAVENDER
UVLVEMTCII sr nan Ben, *oni.
Ml. Ir»
Coal
DRUQS AND MEOICI ES.
EXCELSIOR.
DRUG STORE
MILLS & PUROT
AMD
THIRD STRBET,
Yankton, Dakota
DUUU IM
DRUGS
.All the popular medleines of the day. Pie
MuSste*
ccnmpoulK,ed
b'experienced
Th* riBMt
pbarma-
durtRIBt
ks and Fancy Articles
IN THE WB8T.
Oil, the Beat in the Market
m*
STAGES
Mala Central
MAGE LIMB,
BSMMMtF JORDAN, Prepristsrs.
staaesof this line run from Yankton to,
I, (xlessa, Scotland, Maxwell,
r*. MUItowB, Martella, Rock-
MB Flresteel in fifteeo hours,
SEassrf each morning at four o'clock.
"Wde each day, leaving Fire
stew wiOTTydbcfc a. m. and reaching Yankton
W 80f®n |li ill«
HORSa CHANGEDIVERY TEN MILES
Passenger
and Express
Qoo4r Carried at Rea
sonable Bates.
Yankton oatoegn Third Street, at Brlnkerhog'a
bain. Instwtostof the Merchants hotel.
YsmUm
& Sioux Falls
DAILY STAGE.
Wjljlaiid Express liine.
Ck**r*itLiuti
SIOUX FATiTift.
The route lies over the finest section of South
ern .Dakota, and passes through the connlies of
fanktoo, Tuner and Minnehaha, touching at
lilarindahl, Turkey Cteek, day Creek, Swan
Lake, Kiulay, Howard and Wall Lake.
YANKTON Office at American Express
0®».
SlOUX FALLS office at the Cataract
House.
SYLVESTER & BARBER
Fuel Dealers,
Cnrner •f fftlrd Wsfttii) Street#
LOWER YANKTON.
Ordentriaced'on-our slate lit the Auction store
of J. it. Urable will raceivft prompt attention
WOOD, COAL, COKE
ICE OR UWHST
Delivered wherever required in towu.
JOHN BREMNER,
Purchasing Agent and
Commission Broker.
(ioodsofall descrti'tions bought and sold for
non-residents.
Traders. Apnrts. Jutlen. Mtt
ItoncUWOindJM peMnsvMMigjJMMpiK
this cl£y,wili fln$nt to«MitAdvi|iU#«lj|.djr
so through this agency, thus saving all com
missions and securing the personal atten
tion of a competent buyer for every order
however small.
Consignments Received and Prompt H*
turna Made.
ENQUMBIS MOMTTLY MSWERKO.
A trial order solicited. Office wlthT. N. Braar.
Capital street, Yankton, 1). 1.
Reference* Rdwtiads Wvan, banker*.
First National Bank.
SkfiiUg^rrffui gikftaiu
YANKTON DAKOTA
Monday EvMia|( OeL 13, 187a
OPINIONS OF THE SUPREME COURT.
PVIILNIICD BY AUTHORITY.
E. O. SMITH, Beporter.
OTTO UIILIO, Rctqtondent.
v.
A. TI. GARRISON,and
GARRETT ANDEWOX,
Appellant*.
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF TBE TERRI
TORY or DAKOTA,AT JUKITERM, 1879.
(Continued from Satnrday.)
This admirable exposition of the law,
arose in a case affecting a treaty with Mex
'•co) and the same principle oust goTcira,
in our courts, in regard to a treaty with an
Indian nation. The latter is as much the
Supreme law, as the former. If oar govern
ment solemnly pledges its faith, by treaty,
with Indian tribes, it must erer be held as
sacred and bindibg aa if it were plighted to
civilized nations. To maintain treaties,
especislly with the weak, is the glory of a
nation because it redounds to its honor and
prosperity. To break them, ia to violate all
law, and all faith and all honor.
flarth»g«
hits come down to us, through tbe long line
of the centuries, as a people characterized
by "Panic faith."
A contract is unlawful which is contrary
to an ezpresa provision of law, or contrary
to the policy of express law, though not ex
pressly prohibited or otherwise contrary
to good morals, (See Armstrong Toler, 11.
Wheat, 272 Kennett Chambers, Supra),
and the law will not aid either of two par
ties who are equally in the wrong.
This cane very much resembles that of
Dopaa Waasel (1 Dillon's C. C. K„ 213),
in which it was held that the case was void
by reason of being in violation of the act of
congress reserving the Hot Springs' lands,
and because the lease was against public
policy and the lessee was not estopped to
deny his landlord's title.
From all the above considerations, the
following conclusions must be drawn:
1. That the place in which the land in
dispute lies, being also the place of the
contract and of its performance,—was In
dian country to which the Indian title waa
not relinquished until by force of the agree
ment approved February 28th, 1877.
2. That the locus in quo also became an
Indian reservation, by virtue of the afore
said treaty ratified by the senate on the 16th
of February, 1869, and proclaimed eight
days afterwards by the president and that
it continued to be so reserved, until the ces
sion of the title under the aforesaid agree
ment, approved in 1877.
3. That the relation of landlord and ten
ant, aa to this lot of ground, could not, and
did not, legally exist on the said 24th of
August, 1876, or afterward whilst the treaty
was in force, or tbe land remained as In
disn country,
4. That the said contract of lease, being
at its date unlawful in its objects, and in
violation of the treaty and of the statute,
and contrary to public policy,—was and is
entirely void.
5. And that, as the plaintiffs present ac
tion altogether rests upon this alleged con'
tract, the action must fail.
6. That consequently, the district court
erred in refusing to charge the jury, in ac
cordance with the defendant's request, that
the plaintiff could not make any lawful
lease of the ground in controversy.
No question touching at all upon the pro
visions of section 2319 of the revised stat
utes of the U. S., has been presented in this
case and, therefore, nothing in this opin
ion is to be construed as relating to such
mineral lands.
The district court having erred in refus
ing to charge the jury as stated, follows
that the judgment must be reversed and
the caine is remanded to the court below,
with disectioos to dismiss the action and it
80 ORDERED
All the justices concurring.
[Cases referred to—Lessee of Pollard's
Heirs, 14 Pet., 388-889, "it would be a bold
proposition, that an act of congresf must'be
first passed in order to give it" (a treaty)
"effect as such," etc,,—also id., 412-41$
Worcester (Georgia, 6 Pet., 661-681? Kan
sas Indians, 5 Wan, 787 Bates Clarlt, 5
Otto, 220 Martin Wade, 37 Qrti 175
The Ftotaeer, Deafals. R, 79 Harkne»s
Underbill, 1 Black.'SSS.]
TO CONTRIBUTONtfOR NEWSriU&RS.
Lowell (llass.,)Courier.
To contributors for newspapers Do not
embellish your manuscript with single or
double underscoring. For Dunctuatlon use
commas,, jjwni-colons, colons snd periods.
Dashes sire niver orthodox for sucbiptinc
luation .tnsrl». Write ss'itxibly ttc-fon
csn. Dnnt^iseprofessiointvor personal,
or tecbaLcjtfabbreTiatiaos, or etiv sbWeVfs
tioas, far that matter, which you d[a-not
wish'to serreferoduced in tfpe AodtaWve
ail do not'use two words to express what
one will Mixtsa as well. DOM everfQiTng
down, ss4htdfa for Ike IteneBFof yorfr"arti
cle as IbFtlie' printer. The wiftrld is full of
cop jr. antTlrt.never ret kne^a newspaper
so large wst it was difficult to get matter
"to All op" with.
A CARD.
To all are suffering from the errors
and indfrcretjons of youtl^ nerTous jseak
neM, early deca/, joss of TsKnhoodiM I
will leniYntm that will cone JOU,FSEE
OF CHARGE. This great remed» was
discovered by a missionary iaSontb JUM*!
ca. Send a self addressed envelope to the
Rev. JOSEPH T. INHAK, Station D, New
York City.
DUFFEY'S CELEBRATED SWEET N. Y. CIDER.
We shall have a csrloid of thenioTe ci
der tto a few days, pat dp- la Jberfeis ad
hsl^hartels.. We will wl^oilnakLit- to the
ni •t*Ohlos«o prices, frsleht added.
ADLBB & OHLXAN,
TAKE NOflpL
Fsesh BaltimoM Oystein recelYH every
day at
WALMSH, CARR'B:
A finriine of Java, Hoaef comb. Linen
and wool canvas Also a good assortment
of Berlin Zepher worsteds, at
R. A.KBGBVN'I
If you want any Turtojs, (Jhickens,
Butter, Eggs or Oats, address'
SutNO A SlSMTMAS,*
St. Helena, Neb.
DAKOTA OIVIMON.
WYOIMINQiTAOC CO.
T* ft
From Yankton
l*
to Fort Sully,
and all intermediate points, including
Bon Homme,
Springfield,
Yankton Agenoyv
Fort Randall,
Whaelor,
Red Lake,'"
Ft. Thompson,
Ft Pierre and
Ft. Sully.
Comfortable Coaches and Quick Time.
WM. KRAMER, 8. P. GAMBLE.
Agent, Superintendent.
GROCERIES.
Blatt & Buerdorf
Wholesale and Retail
OKAMM IV
STAPLE AND FANCY
O E I E S
BROADWAY,
YANKTON. DAKOTA
L. COInGLETON,
DEALEB IM
MY GOODS
Ain
Ladies' Furnishing Goods
DEWITT'S BLOCK.
HIDES «URS &c
Peir & Luebke
Duun
POTS.
LEATHER
and' findings
THIRD STRBET,
Vankton, Dmkota
GERMANJA HOUSE
WALLBAUM BECKER,
1
This house, is the
and immigrants.' 666d
'.T. ••1.1 I
VB
II
8 4.
farters for travelers
W *3
MIVGS
BLANK BOOKS!
Made to ordtr and kept tn stock.
LEDGERS,i00MktS,0ATB00kS
OOUNTT UOOBM,
Or Miy style of mink Record Book made to
PRESS) DAKOTAlAfi OFFICE
NBWS BY TBIJBORAPB
Vrosa the IWr
!«W
Mtii£M
COOL MILWAtJKZS
Be
THE CELEBRATED
Jos. Schlitz
Milwaukee Sew!
Ol# TAP.
1
The quantity I sell enables me to keep It fresh ai
ull'times.
CEO. BROWN,
fcllKD RTB8ST.
SPORTSMEN'S ITEADQUKRTEItS,
W ii
GEORGE WAGNER,
Kroprietor of tbe
Yankton Gunsmith Shop.
r? [-.fits
Wholesale and Betall Dealer in
Shot Guns, Rifles, Revolvers, 4c.
All kinds of Ammunition, Pocket
and Table Cutlery, Fishing Tackle, fee., Ac.
BROADWAY, YANKTON, DAKOTA*
FURNITURE.
J.R.SANBORN
Vbelesale an|Betall Dealer in
FURNITURE, MATTRE38E8
MIBB0E8
Upholstered Goods
UNDERTAKER'S GOODS,
Union Bloek, Thlrd-St
TAlVKTOlf DAKOTA.
GEO. E. HAWLEY,
(Successsr to Dudley tHawley,)
WHOLESALE AKD RETAIL
DEALER IN
STOVES,
Tin and Copperware,
THIRD STREET,
TAJTKTON, DAKOTA.
In his establishment will ho
found a oomnlete assortmettt
of coods pertaining to the
H*rdwmr« Trmde, Hit stock
of Cooking and Heating
STOVES
T-.x
1
Douglas Ave., near Third
$£,
MoUiu
Alali XXV98 O* sJX.
pirn, BinrBUPBs,
Ink. Muoilage, Pens, Pen Hold
ers, Ptnoils, Rubber
ra uuitRmsiHa wn Arill Forfraiditorpuuws eMhronbosfdsslB
rsBw us uttTAiM
wnsif ffisasSHfr*1
"-'vl-vonk -Vr.
hi
I* large ud lacludes dw MM
and most approved pftUimt
The atleailen of new
and the people generally is Ja.
ted to this ferauh eEhU Mock.
Full Lino of Sholf
Wooden Ware, Wigbi
and Carri^ Ifialctrs
BMk
bNliari
v.-
Occupying three lupins, each 25x100 eet
In size, snd carrying a cornapondi^
stock, he possesses iacilties for supplying
the wants, of the' people superior to ant
btberhbttte'lnDrtoia
OBO/E. H^wtirir.
BaitongMiet
IMSSOWU RWERPASaO^tt STR'S
T.CJ
ItS dms^Sf!,' CNKMOl"
I 8.
o'
To all Feists ia MssUuia tad
aad •ritisk.irfitttMt
vsum,'s.TVt' ™wiwjv i'j.
Illinois Central Hailed
Nfcorteet Kite to fc'eag*.
SIOUX CITY to CMCAIW
WIllMNM Change mt Can!
Commenctoc Jut* 1, 11%
A daily express passenger train will leave
Hiouxt icy,Haturday« excepted, on nmvsl'of
train from Yankton. Leave Sioux City SII %.IFT
in. HIMIarrive at (JtiicHgo at .l.Sop. HI.
Sleeping cars rataUiwaaiUmmiUiHiK tt» tu
iilcaK, fare, $£.H on «l«epiu| car.
PafsetiKer* ledvlnir uhleagsi, Itouud new, ai
lO.W a. m.. via the llil—isljentrat ruilrmd, wilt
arrive at Sloiix Ctlar^be twxt,dky at 11.3# a.
AII accommodation tram WiHleave sioux city
dally, except Sundays ats.00 p. in- ctiiiueif
with through passenger trati at Kt IM
PaMengers loaTttu!Chle-^KOHt» fe m. am
at Sioux City at MS a. in.
Trains KOINEpastrampeet atCblquo with all
trains lor I»«*rWt.Ciew»atid, BuflMo Niauan
Palls, I'ittsburg, i'iiiladelphia, UaltiKiore, WasL
IiiKton, New Vot*, Bostoti and all ports ot tS*
east.
This train cpunc«ts at Watfdoo .with tmlns
the Cedar Palls artdT the Wnnesota brunch.
Injt at 8t. Paul at m. and Minneapolis at'
6.43p. m.
tkmnecUoiM areinsde at.Duhuqne with tralua
on the mtnols Central malu liiie/leavinK^lJuliii-.
nuejrts.io a-Bii, arrtvlOg at Ua:iesbiirK at-3.»i p.
m., P^(SrIa, aoo U. m. Uurlinaton at 640 p. in..
Bock Island«il.80|j..au,Qjfiwj' at S.40 p. ni.,
St. lxuis at 7J0 a. m.^dndc-airo at 4.10 a. m.
Nas^vll)0'.*Vfiek«biii
all psUls olthe sol
•w umiw nn mwiiwg,
ifobile, New Orleaiia and
J&LSi
ConnMtTonsaririnadeatFnteiwrt with West
eni Union trains, lewrmglVeeiMitt at 1.06 p. in.
v.ii
vhivu
neiiu. icATnlX rircjiuri i.w p, in.
aud arriving at Kaeine at5.45., and Hllwauke*
Por throuah Uckets u^n^nuftkm apply at
the llliiioisCentraMemt.
Trains run by Dubuq«ie41me, which is twenty
minutes Bister tkaa'Moox CHt*
Jos
Km P. TucKUi, ChH
W. P. JoHKsox^. Tndl
^Gen'l Passenger Agent,1Ubtaaj*.
N. T. WEIGHT,Agent,Sioux City.
DAKOTA 80ilTH6Rft
Sioux City & Pembina Railroads.
XIMK TABLE,
To take tfttA Sundae, February 23,1819
DAKOTA 80UTHBBIT.
roAUib MOTIXQ!
was*. STATIONS.
rA8snauxi.il
3.0) p.m. Leave
«.8»
«.1o .......
2.49
a.5!
S.t
3.42
4.0t
4.32
5.1S
S.S2
5.SI Arrive
TBAIXiaOTIft'
a AST.
MIHMnild
M.iCa-ss.Arr'.
10.43 ....
10.27
102& .. ..
10.(0
9-80
9.12
.tSMJUXen'Y-.
...HeCOOK.....
..
JBPPBBSOM..
DAVIS JDNUT'N
..tBLK POINT..
8.41
......
7.4a
7.40a -M.Leav?
SIOUX CITY & PEMBINA.
MOVING WEST
WX» Nets.
STATIONS.
7 a. in. leave SIOUX CITV..
lo a a-m. ar'el ••••BHIiOlT-...
MOVI'O KAFCT
WXEB Ma 6,
3.37 p.m. ar'e
m. leave
comntciw:
i. At Sioux-City with flliii
City PafciWc, Sfwi City 8t.
V—.Wonx
it and Cov
Da-1
ington and Stack Hffls railroads.
2.
Passenger trains going eSst connect at
vis Junction with trains tor Bfeftnt. Four hone
stages leave Betott, on arrival of the tratn.for
Uloux Falls, arriving at Stoux falls at 2 p, in.
-3. At Elk Point with stages for Ponea, Neb.
and Richland .Dak.
4. At Vermillidn with stages for Lodi, River
side Turner, Heomlngdale and Kinlav.
5. AtMecklingwithStagesforSt.Jaines Neb.,
and Swan Lake and Maxwell City Dakota.
0
At.iTVrlJ,Uwi?1 sta*esforst-Helena,
Neb.,
and Smltliland, Dakota.
7 At Yankton with stages for all points In
northern Nebraska, and Scotland, Milltown Oli
vet Firwteeli Hoekport, Marindhal, Bon Homme
Springfield etc., in Dakota and during the sea
sottflDiavkaUon with.thejlissonri BiverTmusr
ponatKHi Company's line ot elegant Kieieht and
Passenger steamers for all poluta on the Upper
Missouri, Yellowstone and fig Horn rivers.
GEOTE. MERCHANT
Gen. Superintendent.
ChicagofNorthwestern
RAIIrVAT
IS TH*
OMest,
Best Ceastnetsd,lleitPregres
shre,
Bsst
Eipi^iieil,
BIKOSTHB
Corpdration
Of the Oeeftt West.
It is to-day, and will long remajiv tli^
A I MI—II I uili o»s Mahegeineer
2 ISB
MiLES
OF ROAD
I ., Ant fsnhs theieUotrtng'Trntdc Lines:
CUctce.Snsdllliftt CalUenULIu,
8m City Tistas Uf»,.
i, eaiU^Mnlht AIMlias,
'.SSdfaHiHML,':
M**, »^WBqW)|)S|iJilillll rM
The advantages of these tines are'
,M the
^Intheei
^iiy
item* intheentfre WeStiftd Worth-'W**. he can
buhls Uok^s^fiasome Company's
llnJs and be snte of rcirehmg his destinannn
nwlMtlTIOOlfinBCDOllli .'.a
z. Tbe greater part of its lines laid with
Steel Bails its road bed liperfcct.
S. It is the short line between all important
f^Its trains are
equipped with tWWesting
house Air Brake. Millers Plattonn and Couplers
•MUtelatestimptOveiasiitsfor eoaifort,salMy
*^°ftfirS?^y Road lhtlifc Wist mnhlng the
aslShnsMJMInisn SetetCars bsnseen Cntsate
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of through tra'ns, equipped with Pullman Pal
V* Sleeping Cars.
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at intermediate points.
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terekttiypnrchasinK tickets tlathis tine,
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Tlcket Aitents in the United Stale* and Canal.
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