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The New York herald., 1876-09-23

Metropolitan saesrooms.
F. H. STEWART
%. Auction and Commission M Merchant,
Household FarIitaTc, House Furnishing Goods
.sS4.s5IsS 4$SsS4E !; ss5 81. siFSSa1S ssiiss I T.
First regular sale
Consenors will please send their goods to-day that
they may be entered in catalogue which will be ready on
Liberal cash advances when required.
A UorioN SALE. o THIS DAY.
magnificent Household Furniture, rare and
m costly Works OF Art, steinway
to be sold at public auction THIS DAY
sD
Catalogue contains over 400 ic.namely superior satin
Drawing Room Suits in satin Centre and sie Tables;
and M.nte Mirrors Turssh and Oriental Easy chairs rich
s Secretary %
Bedrooms contain elegant Bedroom Suits , Bedsteads,
Mstressss kts spring Beds ,nge and double lace Cur
sa ses dne BED COS. @ ae TS
leather Chairs China Tea ana Dinner Sets solid silver and
and & sssemen Keh'" EqEnIY Sss agsvs by order
Goods packed to city
A GEORGE w. KELLER; AucTIoNEER
a. sasISSm . gs5y = as s1rnsT Es,saa
ESdIisH IHsHH sRE BkEEcn. sDi osbiNG YSSfSiNs
Bohemian
and Cologne Set Parun marble statastes, slverpated
Ware and Cutlery
A -TUNIs JOHNSON, AUCTIONELR
n. Old stand, 81 Nassau st.
THIS DAY. AT 1o1s O'CLOCK,
LARGE SALE OF OLD FASHIONED AND SECOND
HAND HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
ANY QUANTITY OF BRUSSELS AND INGRAM CAR
PETS lots of Bedding Bed Linen Comforters mShogsny
Bcdseads, Bureaus Dressing casos old cut Glass; Cham
lee Sets several fine Paror und Bedroom Scts Dining Room
Furniture &c, &c. Billiard Table, Central Park Goat
Teapi, &c.
For sale of Breechloaders under head sporting
4 J. COOKE, AUCTIoNEER SELLS THIS DAY, AT
"A .lo. corner l25b St and I'd Harlem, entire Fur
nre aud ELECTS OF the late Mr. Ennis deceased sculptor
wood Patio Suit in silk brocael rosewood TX Piano
fine Bedseads, Bureaus Tables, Sofa Beds Mirrors En-.
cravings Silver CrocScry scuptors Tools Artists Colos
A UCTIoN LOT MODERN AND ANTIQUE
n Household Furniture. Pianoiortc, Bronxes, &c.
THIS pAx Sa,urday, cSm%sncim At i1S ocoek
sisiing OF magnificent Paror Suits in satin. ccelane
Centre anS Side Tabss Bookcase coeK
Vases Carpets &C. Bedroom suit, worth $oo; complete
Bedroom suits. with Dressing Gases, Bureaus, washsands
Sale positive HENRY ZlNN, Anctioneer.
4 Rr-CLosING SALE OF sTATUARY, ELEGANT.
Etrnscan and FIorenne Vases Bronxes. Clocks, &C..
""A'%i At MATHEWS s W GAiLEsY. S'S 81 LIBERTY ST
RY JOHN II, DRAPER 4 CO., AUCTIONEERS.
ID The Delaware. Lackawanna Western Railroad Com
n,,,, 10000 ton. %s.ns.,s Scranton Coal
SAMUEL SLOAN President,
DENJAMIN n THEALL, AUCTIONKER
oY s Of ss a. s 1aha@ Dn s "a az. at ss soef & At the
large assortment OF huc Paror. Bedroom and Dining
pets Mirrors China. GLASS &c. comprising general as
sortment CONSIGNED for sale. Sale at o'clock.
u A. LAWRENCE Co, AuCTIoNEERs.
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DoLrfcAL

DoLiTICAL POLITICAL
i Campaign Campaign
EquipmentA Equipments
Clubs organize at once, that victory may your
efforts Wear imposing Continental At and Cape made
blue and yellow with eagles hats Full OF
Campaign Equipments consulting Of Hats Tor CapD and
Capcs color and siye with doe swing zinc
Torch and stick, furnished to clubs factory prices
send for full partcuara 20 Headquarters WIN.
II. kNAuSS. 2v5 BgoadvAs- k~~ v~.hS
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T'OR sALE-A FIRST CLASS FOUR STORY BROWN
Il stone House, $50 West SD just bon ght under fore
closure; great bargain; $4,000 Inquire l4i West
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I70R SALE-CLAGETTS BREwBRY. BALTIMORE,
Mdihs brewery has been in successful operation Tor
leary century has HD the buildings and
hNtures for carrying on extensive business Tho
.ry has front Lombard ST. of 2,3 feet Jones Falls
of 2lO feet and CRANKY u feet being sold
estate. title indputable Apply ad-
dress ELEANOR b. DANIELS 254 North Charles Bal
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PROPERTY OUT e;F I'HE CITY FOR
SALE OR no RENT.

4 7 PLAINFIELD.-To LET, FURNISHED AND UN-
-htgrnished also for sale several fine Houses
e.a ate. Address ANAN ZONES. Plnniela. y. j.
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INOR SALE-A DESIRABLE AND HANDSOME
Il Country Place of II in Princeton " j. near the
colleges and convenient the depot grounds under
drained and finely laid out commodious and substantial
story and basement brick House: has hot cold
water, bathrooms &c stable greenhouse. woodhouse
6e the situation Is fine md perfectly healthy. Apply
GERARDUs Z. KING, No. 80 Nassau St., or HOMER
MORGAN, No. = Pine
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REAL ESTATE no ExCUAN

MIMI Es>NNEE to EsNNf NftANVAL.
INOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-FOR BkOOkLYN PROP
L eity Farm Of 81 Croton Lake also
Seat, river Sing sing; equity $1,000 and 900
lvn
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LOCAL LACoNlts.

Thermometer 4 belowlzero at seven g. NJ.
aud 20 above at noon.
Ye who have wood to sell---rcad the nd.
.esti.ement Proposals for wood
The Territorial Agricultural Society will
meet tomorrow evening at the st. Charles
for business purposes.
:. The cold snap has frightened up the river
and wood is coming over to-day 10 large
quantities.
A pair of unshod oxen got. down on the
ice near the Nebraska shore this afternoon
and had TO be dragged of.
( Yesterday brought US wind. storm
though not severe one. To-day the sur
is shining brightly with indications of
relapse into spnng- like weather.
Pap" the up river ranch man, is getting
to be Photographic artist Of considerable
note. He took collection Of fine pictures
last Saturday-from Morrow's show case
but gave them back. again at the earnest
solicitation of Judge Rossteuscher.
There will be meeting Of certain citizens
Of Yankton, on the evening Of February
I'd prox,, at Gov Penninston's Office fol
the purpose Of organizing cemetery as
sociation.
Big Nose and John Cook were examined
before Commissioner Congleton this fore
noon on charge Of horse stealing, Th'
former was released and the latter held il
the sum Of 500 for his appearance befor
the district court. At last accounts Cool
had not secured the bail.
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The Bap,iss CAareh.

At the Baptist church last evening, .f-
ter the usual services, meeting was held
to receive the report Of special commit.
tee on finances and vote on the proposi.
ton to retain the present pastor, Rev
Mr.. Bower. twas decided unanimously
to extend to him a call for the year begin.
ming February 1st. Mr.. Bower will pro.
bablyl accept and the services of this able
divine and energetic christian worker will
be secured for another twelvemonth. The
Baptist society is struggling to plant a
church in Yankton and its heroic efforts
should be aided by the community q,
large -Mr s Bower hes proved himself ttr
be man for the place and it is hardly tc
he doubted that under his ministeria
charge the church will grow to be pow.
er for good in our midst.
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Chailci Mor,gaxc Sale.

WHEREAS default has been m.1c in Tie psy.
I'm v men, oisihe money secured by Chatiel
1874. executed by Lars Hansen 10 Knud Madscn.
Ehr i.,nr m9rtSage filed In the office Of The Reg
OF November, A. d. 1854. nj: . o,clock y. IN and
M.,nrhEAs, The amount claimed to be d nc uuon
saa -. mortgage At the dateof this noiccir. Two
est ;Sand s y. - - s-S99.t'S s99.'o 3 'ise. ~!
.,,%a MnInkAs The property described in said mort,
e"r, eaSS nas been nearly, all removed I, Yankton
sonhly som and kept therein by the said Iafs Han
Now 1store ,hor default was made In said m0r,ga
said mor,eaa, by virtue OF the power of falc in
mensonsa t,n ,1,ga and M described, Wis r0l'S s
mch len cpwa cpnn o, hnrses, harness and wagon, Two
Tng pl,% and one harrow Ut public sale. at he
nth. the 9. apiy ~ hSass n me ely of iank
27ih dav OF December,s A. d. 1876, al two o.cIonI
IN he Afternoon of. that day.
pSiea Nh ~ fankton, this 18th day Of December,
na'-lw KNuD MADsEN, Mortgage.
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THIRD DAY.

r.
ONCE OF County Commissioners. y ankton,
iank,on county, d. T., Dec. .. 1875.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
Present, Commissioner Joel "A. Potter
Chairman pro tem) and Daniel Wilcox |;
also E. Iverson, clerk OF board.
Board called to order by Joel a. Potter,
chairman pro TEN.
The clerk read 4 Communication from
u. ]. Bramblc and VIM. Miner, holders Of
TIC franchlse Of q ferry charter from the
city of Yankton across the Missouri river.
said holders Of said charter giving notice
of the surrender Of said charter to the
commissioners of Yankton. Yankton coun.
~, Dakota territory, a. follows:
And now, Dec. 8, 1875. for and in con-
sideration Of one dollar TO us paid BY the
board Of county commissioners Of Yankton
county, D. T.. the receipt of which is &C.
knowledged, as well as for other valuable
considerations. and Us moving, We do here
by rescind, cancel aud annul the foregoing
charter and release all the rights, privileges
and franchise grantsd therein TO US. Wit.
ness our hands and seals same day.
BRAMBLE & MINER.
C. H. McINTYRE,
OLIVER SHANNON, Atty
in fact for j. 8. Foster. J:
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DAKOTA NEWS.
nuRLEloH COUNTY
Bismarck Tribune, Dec. ss,h.

Bismarck Tribune, Dec. ss.h.
Those who attended the entertainment
given by company G, 7th cavalry, at Fort
Lincoln, Christmas eve speak in the high.
est terms of it.
L. Merry came in from upper Painted
Woods yesterday. lie reports everything
quiet, hunting good. considerable travel.
and no trouble anticipated from Indians.
Two heavily loaded teams of express
goods arrived lsst night from Fargo, hav.
Ing been ten days on the road. The goods
were principally for Standing Rock, Lin
coin and Buford. 9
Camp Hancock. situated in and forming
part Of the city Of Bismarck, is garrisoned
BY company H, 18th infantry, as good : set
OF men as ever wore the army blue. It.,,
commanded bv Capt. H. s. Howe, . thor.
ough officer and most excellent gentle.
man; Charles St. J. Chubb is second lieu.
tenant
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PERSON Al.

Wiiil A. Turner Of Of Peaea Agency Il
among the late arrivals at the Merchants.
c. H. Longman, auditor Of the Dakots
Southern, and wife, spent the Sabbath at
the st. Charles, returning this morning.
Judge Brookings returned from the east
on Saturday night Mrs. B. has gone to
Maine, where she will probably remain un.
til next fall.
ST. CHARLEs.-C. H. Longman aud wife
Sioux City; C. L. Deming Sioux Falls. i
MERcHANrs.-Ssmuel L Rogers, Charles
Aldrich. A. H. Wallace, Omaha; D ELY,
Chicago; John Harkins. Washington. Ia.
NJ A Barber, San Jose, Cal; James Lewis,
Cheyenne Agency; A L Lee, Bismarck
Will A Turner, Ponca Agency; E Hof
man, Sioux City.
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FROM MEDARY.


General Progress or Drookinxs Coun.
ty..A Few Needed Improvements.
Correspondence Press and Dakotaian.
MEDARY, d. T., Jan. 4, 1885,
Our people are all enjoying the extraor-
binary fine weather that has been so abund.
antly bestowed upon US.
We read with pleasure In. the papers of
to.day's mail of the ini,iatory action Of
congress in dividing our territory, and hope
the efforts Of our delegate will be success.
ful in that direction.
The general fall work is well done, ex-
cept tlreshing: Meesra. Trygstads have
the only thrcshing machine in these parts,
and short time since they broke their
horse power and SO left nearly all Of the
grain unthreshed, because instead of work
ing here early in fall they went below,
where the farms werelarger. Hence, many
Of our folks are without their grain to sell
or TO make dour Of, and some have 70 mort
gsge stock and buy hour for bread. We
very much need another machine, and par.
ties would do we'll 10 bring in one.
We also need a cheese factory. If re.
sponsible party would engage to erect one,
we could furnish COWS enough for good
beginning. and next year enough more to
run very large business. We have some
good grade short horn cattle in this county,
and some very fine native stock. One
neighbor slaughtered an animal just before
Christmas, which was quite fat, and had
only been fed hay-and we have plenty
more that are just as fat. Another neigh.
Dor hasa fine herd-fifteen in number, OF
last summers calves. that would 90 the
eyes Of an'eastern farmer good TO behold
i II We have the fpe~ e~eF, but but need some one
with capital to. erect "a saw and grist mill
Our school is in q prosperous condition
4 under the efforts of Mr. Austin Gulbcrtson
Spelling school this week
I Your paper sometimes fails to reach this
Office, and then comes two numbers a,
once. What's the matter with Uncle Sam,x
j bo5s' Some one needs spanking.
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SECOND DAY.

SECOND DAY
Office OF County Commisk kioncrr. Yankton,
fank ON county, y. r., Dec. i, 1875.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
Present, Commissioner Joel A. Potter and
Daniel Wilcox, and also E. Iverson, clerk
Board called to order by Joel A. Potter,
chairman pro TEN.
On motion the board proceeded to cancel
Warrants redeemed by the county treasure.
and the day passed with same.
On motion the board adjourned to meet
tomorrow at 10 o'clock, a. m. Approved
Attest: CuAs. EIsEMAN,
f. IyERsoN,- Chairman.
Clerk.
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And now comes Larrie Dcming with a
grievance, which he expresses in these
plaintive words
WuEREAs Alter permitting myself to be
regularly kicked out Of bed for some months
BY the Aforesaid Charles II. Bates, and final.
" submitting TO the humiliation of rail
fence between US, he has unceremoniously
skipped out and left his side of the enclo.
SURE vacant, without even stopping to take
down the bars; therefore,
R<solced, That I am pleased to learn Of
the good fortune which has come to my
tzte led fellow, and hope that he may never
come back to disturb my rest again. All
his effects now 10 my possession will be
sold at auction to the highest bidder
LARRIE 8. DEMING.
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Lost.

About the 1st Of November Beaver
cloth overco.t, brownish color, lined with
farmers satin, velvet collar, single breast
ed,with lapel, over the buttons; made in
sack form. Any person returning this
coat TO P. & D. Office will be suitably re-
warded.
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OYT.CK OF COUNTY -COHHtBHICNEKS, THNKTON,9
iankton County, y. T.. Dec. o, 1877 I
DECEMBER MEET1Na-F1RsT DAY.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
Present, Commissioner Wilcox No quo,
rum present. The board adjourned until
tomorrow. Approved
Attest: CuAs EIskMAN,
f., lvERsON, Chairman.
Clerk.
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NOTICE..

YAsxros, D. T., Jan. 4, 1876.
All persons. indebted TO- the St. Croi,
Lumber Company are hereby called upou
to settle their accounts forthwith.
st. Croix Lumber Co.
CHARLES RuE1BERa.
GIG 1w Agent.
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Weather Probabilities for "a Honrs

wAsu1scros,, Jan. 10, 1876. 745A NJ :
Probabilities for upper Mississippi and
lower Missouri valleys clear or clearing
and unusually cold weather. with norih,
west to southwest winds, rising barometer
in former and continued high barometer In
.lattcr. ..
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Plane for sale.

Far. Ke,chum offers good Piano for
sale. Any person deslrous Of purchasing
one can secure bargain BY appl, ing early.
Good terms will be given.
sl5n F. r. KErcnuM.
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No more credit at the Capital Drug
Store. Joax BRExxER.
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MatrimonlaI.

By reference to our matrimonial depart.
mcnt it will he seen that another member
of the Bates family has gone the way of ali
f1esh--,hat is, he has gone and got married
The ceremony which united the fortunes
of Charles H. Bates and Miss Julia Ash
was performed last evening. at the resi-
dencc of the brides father. H. C. Ash, Rev.
Joseph Ward officiating. II was an ex-
ccedingly quiet affair. only 9he relatives Of
the contracting parties being present. and
its occurrence is ,beme<of surprise to
most of their friends, though il has been
apparent for some time past that they were
leaning towards each other. The newly
married couple started eor St Paul this
morning, aud on ;!seir return will take
rooms at the ;Mcrci,.4is. Mrs Bates was
the first white girl in Yank,nn county, SO
Charley may be sure that he has secured u
No. ] wife. She arrived here with her pa
rents on Christmas day, 1850
The groom left his compliments in the
shape Of several bottles Of wine to those ol
his friends who have occupied seats at the
table with him at the Merchants during the
closing days of his bachelorhood. Ate,
partaking thereof they were moved to
whereas and resolve as follows:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased un allwise
Providence 10 remove from our midst by
the unrelenting hand Of matrlmony, our
well beloved comrade, Charles H. Bates,
and
4 WHERE..s, lie has ever proved to us a
congenial,+elrue and hale associate, ever
ready 10 aid in al! orr lawful undertakings
therefore be it,
Res0,ed, That we herewith tender him
our kindly wishes for his future welfare.
May all the enjoyment be his, that can pos
sibly fall TO the common lot of mortals, and
fruitful of that happiness to which his as
pirations may lead;
Resolnel, That a copy of these resolutions
properly signed, be forwarded to Mr. Chas
II. Bates, and copy furnished the paper,
of this city for publication.
Jno. B. Cloudas, Will A. Turner,
A. F. Wood, WIN. Blatt,
II. A. Baker. VIM. Bause,
4 Larrie s. Deming, w. J.. James,
4 Abraham Adler, H. Buerdorf,
u Clarence w. Cox.
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Geo. Washington Cigsrs-just the brand
70 smoke on the Centennial New Years,
Tommy Ziebech's, on Sd street.
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PROPOSALS FOR WOOD,


To BE FuaxrsHED 70 YAxKrox Corxry.
175 cords green Cotton or Hard wood. 4.
30 cords dry Cotton or iHssd wood.
SEALED BIDS for the above amount Of wood,
In quantities Of fiom cords upwards, will be re:
,missioners Of Yankton county be ore the lat day
Of fFehrnary. 1915, 70 be delivered at the court
house in the city OF Yankton on or before the fol-
lowing dates:
1876 cords Of green cotton or hard wood to be dc.
liyered between the Ist Of February and the tst
is cords oi dry cotton or hard WOOD 10 be de.
livercd between the lst and l6ih day VI February,
-ls76, and the balance Of 10 cords before the Isl
day Of March 1876.
The wood mnst BIO good sound body wood.
Payment Will be made IN county wafants after
the wood haa been measured and accepted.
BY order OF the Board Of County Commission.
ers. J.A. POTTER,
Chairman.
Clerk. s.d.wlt
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Gail & AXIS celebmted brands Of smo
king tobaccos, at Tommy Zlebach's.
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NOTICE,

There will be a meeting Of the officers Of the
Territorial Agricultural Society, at the ST. Charles
-llth day OF January, 1876 II is desirable that
there be full attendance, as business OF import.
ancc will come before the meeting.
J.W. TURNER, President
M 7. WooLLEY. Secretary. 4Olw
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FOR SALE.

E,oR sALE.-1 offer for sale my premises, cor.
Z ncr Of Fourth and Pine streets. subject TO
lease expiring April lat 1877; also lots Is, IL aud
ls, block 81. and lot I, block ~. This notice
means business, and TO cash customer very
low price will be given. NIX. BROWN,
Burlington, VT, Dec. le.4 4ls7s. d6tGw4
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The clerk also read a ,5eiition from w. A.


Burleigh;L. Copgle,on, L. II. Burdck and
seventeen others praying fer the granting
of ferry charter from The city of Yanktop,,
D. T., across the Mi. san.i river on such
terms and time as lLe commissioners shah
fdeem-pseper, pursuaH. 10 statute in such
case made and provided. Thcreupon Com.
missioner Joel A. Potter introduced tho
following resolution. and moved its adop.
tionand the same was adopted by,thc board
of county. commissioners, as follows: -
WHERE $. The ferry charter over the
Missouri river at che city of Yankton has
been surrendered by The former holders Of
said cimrier; therefore
7 Be II resolred, By the board Of county
commissioners nj ,,he county of Ynnkton.y
d. 1 That bids viii bc received for he lei.
ting Ut sad chatter To the highest bidder
aud upon the best terms on The 3O,h day Of,
December, A. d., 1876, for the running of
u steam terry.trom the city OF Yankton
across the Missouri river, and that notices
be published at least twenty days prior
thereto for tho letting of said charter, as
provided by statute, and that three notices
bc posted in the most public places and
published at least three weeks in some
newspaper published in said county Of
1ankton, d. T., for the letting of said
/ charter. -
Thereupon the following notice was is.
sued and ordered postedfs
NOFtCE Of the leasing of the ferry at
Yankten, D, T., over the Missouri river
The undersigned, county commissioners
OF 1ankton county, Dakota territory, give
notice that on the 3Oth day of December
A. ID. 1875, at the Office OF the board ol
county commissioners aforesaid, at the
court house in Yankton, at ten o'clock a
IN. of said day, they will offer, in pursuance
ofthe application of citizens of said county
to the highest bidder, lease of. all The
rights, franchises and exclusive privilege.
, OF ferry across the Missouri river oppo
site the city of Yankton, in said territory
at the place or places on the levcc of til,
5 ferry heretofore had and for a term of years
as may bc agreed upon anu as now fixed b,
law JOEL A. POTTER,
d. Wilcox,
CONS Yankton Co, d. 4.
y Attest, f. 1vERsoN, Clerk.
i NQn motion. the board proceeded 70 can
8 eel &arrants redeemed by the county treas
) urer and the day passed with same
On motion, the board adjourned until to
morrow at tenNo'clock a. m.
Attest, Approved
E. IvERsos, \CHAs. ElsEM1Ss,, "
t Clerk. - Chm.
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MARRIED.

BATEs-AsH.-On the evening OF January sin,
/ at the residence Of the brides father, inihis
city, by Rev. Joxeph Ward, Nr. Charles H.
Bates and Miss julia Ash.
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THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

one..' Repor. of Their Proceedings.
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Yankton, u. T. Jan, 10, 1876.
dltw2w-inscrt feb 2
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CAss COUNTY.

Fargo Times, Jan. lst.
Louis N. Gadbois, telegraph. operator at
this place, committed suicide about nine
o'clock last evening, by shooting himself
In tho head
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WHERE.s, lie has ever proved to us a
congenial, and bale associate, ever
ready 10 aid in al! our lawful undertakings /;
therefore. ip in
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KNUD MADsEN, Mortgage.