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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-03
LATEST SNIP NEWS.
FoREroy PORTS.

LONDON NOV 2-ssiied ~ L. 3. Munson, for Phiaie
pha S1st Frer otto GrafKn t0berg Nov Magnet capt
Paust both for York Edna for Delaware Break ester;
Dario Cap Ragusen. Harvest Queen, MA hadre, oehon
Capt BoIessen "a Alba British Queen. Ce0para Capt CAT
angich the last named for New Orleans Magnificent for
savsnnah Western Relle Capt Heggum Tor Penssools
FrugOne Devote for NcwY0rs HcctarOoga for Hampton
Roads Arrived oct 20 M9nsrca Del Mare ana sa Cd fcr
COnstsntinone 2Sth. l. :. l. O. Adams &. b. Uazeitne
Arciduca ROdolfo Fmp'ea goth Geestenands Teue ile
9lsi, Alice Roy Europa Capt kim Harzburg Lima.
Marco Polo Capt Schmidt Naero. nov !. Esther Istu
Francesca Chazzaro. Gypsy Queen Nara capt GoitiA Ay
I'd Livingstone, Capt Syenfsen Lucedo. Lts froceiik
Nova Veritas Umbsro Oalsoia, DO Lorenzo.
DOMESTIC PORTS
SEwoRLrASs Nov 2-cleared. steamships Br,rlian, Brs
men, Langshaw Revel Mnsttan Vera OruT. sailed steau
ships Mississippi and fthurei Liverpool.
lFor other shin Neles see Strenn PG1sl
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Youngest son Of Es1cs Charlotte Roy BToTn sseJ
Funeral services Tarryy~p from tho First Reformed
Church. on sunday, Nov. 4, at II m
BROWN-On Thursday morning NOV. lIames Brown, IA tho
Funeral setviess e the University Church ev DIT.
Booths saturday morning Nov.3 at 10 oooeE u Is
quested that no flowers DE sent
The Directors Of Theological Seminary viii meet ths
morning nt $50 pa ne Se'pn8iy SIaps; TON Sso ~
ques Of Sr Brown University Place Presbyterian
O"ui'" ~ ''''' - T. NJ KINGsLY, Recorder.
DYKERs-on WEDNESDAY Oct 81, Amelia Theresa widow
requiem mass VIII celebrated AIMS church 10Th
st. between sd and 4thayes saturday, Nov s. at 1880
relative, and friends Of the family and those Of her soun
law jose de Navarro aud Pho Echeyerra are respectfully
HENsHAw-At Elizabeth. y. J., Tuesday OCT. 80 MAJOR
Fggera services &C Elizabeth on Friday Nov 2at3pm.
lntement at Greenwood On SATURDAY
MEYER-At New Brunswice, \; J, "Wednesday. Oct 81,
Marg res VIE 81 TnrsiGPhss Mys ct this Guy
New BrunswicS y. j., saturday, Nov 3 a. p.
out further requested that dovers be
sMITH-o sept 30. 1877, at rayors Falls Minnesota. On
ms age.
roLER-At Madison n. J.. wednesday. 81. Henry X.
The relatives and ends are respectfully invited attend tho
fom has late residence, Madison, saurisy Now
sat = O'clock
vANDERBILr-At Glove I'm. s; T. on Friday morning y
Funeral services Will be held at Church. New
Boats viii leave the Battery at o'clock Carriages VII ne
Dilt Landing, special Tram
clock boat
Relatives invited 10 be present at the residence at $40
o'clock.
WRIGHT-At his home. Scarboroughon the Hudson on
Tuesday evening, oct lS1 Joshua Butler Wright Ia the
66,h Of IN age.
Services place from home saturday Nov at
the iso a. M train from Grand Central Depot stop
is paTleasriy desirea tla. no A. isfs 6s sent
wYCKoFF- his residence % Han,nplace Brooklyn, on
Friday suddenly ensOn ~ blood upon the bfall,
Dr. " Am yckun IA The lot year Of his age
The funeral viii take place at m ON Tuesday
Nov. q, tie Central Baptist Church. Btdgest, near
Myreayr, Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-03
THE BRILLIANT PROSPECT FOR THE SOLID
SOUTH

We have again unquestOned power III the
National Legislature. Let Us beware how we use IT,
81 ms be sure to exercise with all due caution, pro-
dencc aud wisdom. Any step part which VIII re-
yve spirit OF sectiOnalsn and tend 10 sodiy the
North against SOd South will prove disastrous in the
end Whatever temporary advantage We might gam by
We mus, bear in nina that the Democracy have the
House by but small majority. change Of ten districts
Wi mi the .pubicans power and lead in the drec
ton OF Republican success ~ 1850. Let Us Dc sure
nor To suffer the House slip from our grasp. With
such prospect in full view: with victory IN It's broad
est Os5 comprehensive and most glorious SENSE almost
p.rcucd upJn banners any mistake Oy tho HtpTe-
sentaves the South Congress likely to leopaTdze
our majority ueXt House. would be folly ak 10
crime with elevated stttesmanship, true moderation
ana broad national patriotism guiding our cOunses,
shall see the South years hence once more IN con
trailing position in national affairs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-03
cox ANGLING FOR THE NORWEGIAN.

A speech by Sam Cox last night, before
mas. meeting OF the JOuTueyucn TaOrs Union OF the
District lie being severely criticised as the utcrance OF
deinagogie Mr.. Cox drew CHASTITY picture Of the
,5rgs OF The wOrungnan and attributed it all 10 the
National banking SYSTEM which DAD enabled the banks
IN Inv up large surplus Wncnit Is remembered that
a. Chairman OF the Banking ana Currency Committee
MIR COY neither Enatcd nor advocated anything look
inc to the relief Of the wOrhinsmen IN the direction he
nv Indicates, his sudden conversion Is regarded
Tetnark cable, and is a matter Of mucn comment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-03
PUBLIC OPINION.

1t was not until Ohio elected grocer Gov
er0r that HAYES could think OF Welsh OF Pennsylvania
as the man Tor England He, too, is grocer.-lCncin-
natl Enquirer (Dem.l
A gentle hint to Senator Don Cameron :
There's an election in Pennsylvania on Tuesday It's
likely badly enough best for the Republicans, nut
dop'i add 10 the food by sitting down the nomination
Of John Welsh Philadelphia Times (lnd)
Ii is not necessary to lay awake at night
tlr0ug apprehension that President weakening
on his Southern and Civil Service Reform policies. lie
has sand IN his beard" ami viii stick, Gin cinnau
Commercial tlndD
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THANKSGIVING.
PROCLAMATION BY GOVERNOR ROBINSON. OF NEw-
YORK.

YORK.
In accordance with hall0wed custom, |
des nate and appoint Thursday, the 2gh day OF Soyem-
nor inst 10 be observed q day OF thanSsgiy-
NIX Our gratitude Is due to the supreme
Ruler OF men and OF nations for every mo
I,anf az life Tor all the Joys that attend II aud
even Tor the wholesome discipline which springs from ITS
scrroWs The year drawing TO close has been
sS"d nv MANY blessings calling for especial thankful
rrss me seasons have been mild and fruitful The
Sorvcsts have been singularly bOuntlful. Gen
er,t GOOD health has prevailed. We have been
exempt from the scourge OF war. IN .ne
t The seyerest trials the public peace and the SUI
,,.cv 81 tins law have been firmly malntAlhei Dy
he courage and good conduct OF our So Si.,
1S dcsiSnated the people OF this state
iaving aside their accustomed yoeahons' engag rs
ial s-ate religious services. and that In the happy
90 runIons aud several euJOymenis incident 70 inc
oecason the poor and unfortunate be rememoerod WIZ
snSn AZ The Capitol in the City OF Albany this % day
on e Sd ~ '. n L. ROBINSON.
by the Governor o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-03
THE APPROACHING SIEGE OF sILIsTRIA.

y
special dispatch from Shumla says: "SilIstra is
threatened with investment but is exceedingly
strong in its defencoS and fully armed. The garri-
son is in admirable condition, and is commanded by
Selami Pasha one of the ablest Turkish Generals.
Prince Hassan has undertaken the command OF
force of Turks and Egyptians intended to oppose
General Zimmerman, at Silistrla.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-03
SOUTHERN MsrRUsr OF TOM SCOTT.

We are heartily in favor of the construction
of "A southern Pacific Railroad, and III favor OF mod
crate guaranty OF interest the bonds OF such road
But 10 mus, be southern road IN aet with no interests
aims or purposes outside OIL beyond, the South. Wilh
southern Pacific Railroad, owned, controlled and man.
AGED by Southern VINO have pecunary relations
with any other railroad the South would get what
requlres. and In supporting such road the Norm and
West would her real instead OF nominal service.
A. IL stands the Texas Pacific is not safe psuieCt TO
touch The Southern members are too sag4cOus " be
Tho dupes OF Nj. scott.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-03
urcH TIDE AT PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2.-The gale to-day
caused unusually high tides in the Delaware River and
some or the along the river front were noode
Some damage shipping is reported The water reached
A higher point than has been known for years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-03
AGALE on The LAKES.

LEAMSGToE, Ont, Nov. "a gale has been
blowing from the southwest and the schooners New
HAMPSHIRE and Susl and the scows Starlight and Ellen
were driven ashore mere to-day No lives were lost
TORONTO, Nov. 2.-The gale OF last night
and to-day did considerable damage to the shipping on
IoIra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-03

Of the United Railroads of New-Jersey have re-
Gently been asked by its officers 10 contribute the
sum of ten cents per share for fund with which 70
defend this very suit of the Messrs. IODgstreet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-03
CHIEF JUSTICE WIN. IT. DRAPER.

TORONTO, Ont, Nov. 2.-The Hon. WIN.
IT, Draper c. b. Chief Justice OF the Court Of Error ana
Appeal died this afternoon after lingering Illness at
his residence at Yorkve n the seventyseyenth year OF
his age. He called 10 the bar In ISIS eee.1 "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-03

A MAGNIFICENT GIFT LADIES APPRECIATE
wonderful invention for repairing clothing table and
bed linen and other articles without patching. Is gwen
away with every Wilson Sewing Machine. sold at ST
and $40 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-03
MEDIATION NOT FEASIBLE.

LONDON Saturday, NOV. 3, 1910
Count Won Beust the Austrian Ambassador at
London. reports that Lord Derby has informed the
foreign Ambassadors that England, so far, has had
no opportunity of making any proposal with view
to mediation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-03
THE MINISTRY READY TO RESIGN.
EGYPT TO BE INVADED.

LoSDoS, Saturday Nov. B. 1877.
A special dispatch to The Daily Ne'Gs from
Alexandria says the King OF Abyssnia again threatens
To invade Egypt with 10000 men. General Gordon u
expected at Massowah TO negotiate with HIM.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-03

DR.. Underhll's CrotOn Point Wines are tho
pure juice OF the grape. neither drgggrd. Iuoet
watered. The vintage Of 1854 being sold BY drug
Cist
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moistened and he constantly gave In charity 70 w
extent OF his means He leaves wife ana I'VE IT,,
His oldest is member OF the editorial stan Vi AM
TRIBUNE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-03
GENEBAL FOREIGN NEWS.
FRENCH MINISTERIAL PROJECTS.
D.yra IsrfH.v Nov -

FRENCH MINISTERIAL PROJECTS.
PARIS, Friday, Nov. q 1877.
Victor Hugo's organ, the Rappel saws: "Alany
Republican Senators and Deputies have arrived. Al
though no formal meetings have yet been held, there
have been frequent consultations between the FROM
these some general deductions may be made concerning
the intentions OF the Republicans, and the course OF
events may to a certain extent, be predicted. There
have been 10 negotiations overtures for compromise
with the men OF the 10th Of May. No member Of the
Left has been approached with this object by any repre-
sentative more or less direct OF the Eysec In CONVEX
sation between members Of the Republican party various
contingencies have been discussed although, OF course
no resolution has yet been taken.
the event of Marshal MacMahon's retirement from
the Presidency NJ. Crews candidacy will be unani
mously supported NJ Gr6yy has allowed it to be under
stood that he would not shrink from duty rcspon
sibilty in the interest the Republican cause Should
the Marshal retain his post with Republican Ministry
the unanimous opinion prevails that more elective guar
anees must required than in ths case OF previous
Ministries The members OF the COMMITTEES OF the Lett
n the late Chamber, twill meet on Monday, to resolve
upon the Of the party"
THE MINISTRY READY TO RESIGN.
LONDON. Saturday, Nov. 3. 1877.
Reuters Paris dispatch says, according to
semofica statements, the Ministers have all agreed
either to meet the Chamber Of Deputies, or II President
uacMahon desires TO resign before 1t assemblies.
The Moniteur Conservative states that President
MacMlhon is disposed to try a Ministry OF the Rght
supported by majority of the Senate, but If this plan
should fail would appeal to the leaders OF tie MAJOR
ity in the Chamber OF Deputies. The Ministry oil the
Right would be merely charged to the Admins
traton
NJ Power Ouertier has had interview with the
President His interview is supposed to refer TO the
formation Of a Ministry of the Right d. Pouyer-luer-
tier is Bonapartlst He is extensive manufactured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-03
MAERIED

COVENTRY-CA MPBELI-At the residence ~ Mr.. samuel
Campbell father oi the bride, New York Mills y. Y, We'd
nesday Oct H. 1871. by the Charles Austiu George
Coventry IT, Of Uuoa " " ~ Miss Jane Henderson CAMP
bell
MIrH-MESSINGER-In Brooklyn, THURSDAY, Nov. I,
BY tLe Rev William l. Burlington. D. D.. Charles r. Smith,
OF Boston, to Helen T. Messenger. OF brooklyn.
All Notices Of Marriages mast BE- ,rd0rssa eih faU
adms and addrsss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-03
TRIBIrNE LOCAL OPSrpv,rIOVs.

as4lJ Variations "a tis
Tor me u
prseins lnilh sh line represents the OSCILLATIONS
Of tns mercury dgnng shoss nssrs
TRIBUNE OFFICE, Nov. 81 a. m.-The TALL OF ar
nressure yesterday fully cOresponded 10 she rapid ap
Drosch and extreme violence Of the storm. The Their
mometer rose considerably ia the afternoon but during
the clear weather of the evening fell TO a lower point
than before There is Of moisture 10 the air
For This city and vicinity clear and cool weather may
he expected to-day and fair sky tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-03
MIDNIGHT WEATHER. REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

For the Middle Atlantic States, clearing
weather colder westerly winds and rising barometer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-03
CHEVKET PASHA ROUTED.
pLEvNA COMPLETELY INVESTED.
mt Nh f''IfN ~ !" !"
A SMALL ARMY.

A SMALL ARMY.
According to a military authority the position 10
which Mukhtar Pasha has retired in Armenia IS
strong one, but needs $4,000 men for It's
proper defence According to recent kilograms no
has only 10000 men. Erzerum Is stated to have
strong defences. In Europe, the Russians have
scored another victory. having routed Chevket
Pasha, on Wednesday, in an attempt which he made
to advance to Pleyna. That fortress Is now com
pletely invested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-03
6pstial Aoilces.


position business where he can obtain living under.
correspond German Russian, seaye and English; Sew
Gaps in the Jaw caused b. the Decay the teeth.
are prevented ny sOzODONT when thoroughy eleanss
breatu which could acquire otuer dentiiuce.
Illustrated morning lectures the History Of Arr" By
the 1s} j. deo,a5a Son 10 AcIn i g tne'
Tonaay Nov ,2lntrodaeory iSs Uses and Methods Of
I study VI Ar history; 81, ,o ,,. orion,
Monday Nov. i9.-Aneen, Art IN Greece.
Monday Nov. 26.-Art TIN the Middle Ages,
THURSDAY No.; @v-lhe Ike he "a I',,'e;; -, cn,r,,.
THURSDAY Dee 6-ATt IN NJ lyth century. -, -, -,
pieces OF All ages, nation. and schools.
Course tokts - each single admission tickets 10 cents.
49, 5th-ave. between I'd and 2Jdsta.
Inventors and Patentees.
ami OF American ana foreign patents IN winch nave
9sy Ssayf ySs tapf ta@an SP hs S
Patent Oh Is associated WIN me We are rsparcd
designs MARKS labels ntererences REISSUES recsd
S dls,i S'st ''' 'D'' ~ "
1t you are going Europe tie West the SOUTH
ana want good TRUNK, BAG OF VALISE, 10 10
CROUCH FIIZGERALD's,
$50 Broadway, below Prnce.st.
Where YOU viii find the largest ana best variety OF y
sOLE7LEAiHEI, sAhAIoGA, STEAMER ~ itoPEAH
POCKET BOOKS, FiNE LEATHER GOODS.
Neepe work ny in sacLes AID shawl stIaps for
presents.
Nervous Exhn u.ron-A medical essay comprising sores
Of Iooaf de.I, a. kAans ausodm Of Anatomy new
dispu,SDy Lost health may De resaned s.orlpss esI
Jaopsis q 500 nm 20 es - mar iSs 1aa s1s ,s1.ea, Ok
ssrence. PIlee 10 een1s Adarres she .u.eor Or l. j.
Patsuts, Trademarks. Sc.
'essrsf n ne usfG STATE ana i"Eesn sSaSiie
25s broadSsy Nsw,fork
Best references send TOT DoJA VI instruction
sATu RDAf November s. loa s close =. "a eaise on
VIZ oaeA,,ash On ~EDStsDKY st loo a ~ Tor Eu.
rope steamship scS ta va eors,pSndsneo
ir addrsssed and ~ IL a. w. Tor France direct BY sts1m
rope by steamship sueyia via Plymouth, Cherboug and
Hamburg on SAT- VA r Soy shetland IAN iSd
Cow aud Al 1850 for Germany etc. BY steamship Amer.
Britain ana arled by TINS DO
igse 2 -Ta a. M M lU f ssy 70 ~
bY this steamer must be- specially Addressed Tho
Denmark ewsoen agG Eorway Ihs nas ioI mo "sss
tober 81 and November l. The uais NASSAU r. vii
leave New YORK, November B. fhe mails to Australia etc.
ANA Japan francesca November ~.
NeW.io OCTOBER ~ 1871. 4 LJAN : Postmster
ca The ..a TIRE for on d a hs"' is
The seaside Library.
l2l-squire Treviyns He.r 0y srs. H. wood......lOc.
QolititOl Noilees.
Regular Republicans Nominations.
FOX MAYOR
lDEOOkLfsL
JOHN a.. HENRY.
Regular Republican Nomination.
FOR ALDERMAN.
9Th, On, l5tn lud Ion wards,
VOTE Fur
JOHN j. MORRIS.
Neg.York na1 q bstleT Alderman
-lNcW a o!k i.nes, De-. - 1871.
Regular Republican Nomination. For Aassn5ly Ninu
ANDREW J. CAMPBELL.
Cyil service Reform. and to.s;.iuona A4s. iaeuts
Republican Nomination.
FOR senator
second Senatorial Dstrics
UroeklynL
EUGENE D. BERRL
Regular Republican Nomination.
For Assembly. Ninih District
WILLIAM H. CoRsA.
Uniisd Nemins tons.
sth Senatorial Distinct, and 23d and Gath wsrda
FoR ALDERMAN
HENRY &. PERLEXl
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vienna, IIludyi NON' - io'f'
On October 81 Chefket Pasha advanced to retake
Telische. lie was defeated after several hours en-
gagement, by the Russians at Radomirze, and He'd
in the greatest disorder. Pleyna is now completely
invested. lRadomirze is a town on the River lskra,
below Dubnik, and west of Plevna.l
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-12

FACTS WoRrH X NowlNG.-Having
wholesale department in connection with
our large retail business enables us to use
goods in go large quantities that we can
make such advantageous terms with manu-
facturers in the purchase Of goods, we can
afford to sell many desirable lines at less
prices than little competitors are obliged to
pay for them, consequently We would say to
our friends, citizens, and strangers visiting
the city, not to lose valuable time in shop
ping in stores where stocks ave limited and
always incomplete, but come at once to our
house, where the assortment is immensely
large; qualities the most reliable, and prices
guaranteed the lowest.
HARRY kATz.
Wholesale and retail dealer in mems
youths and boys clothing, underwear, hats,
caps, gloves, mittens, &c. Also trunks,
valises, umbrellas, ETC., etc.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-12
VARIOUS

~ fANEHE EHHaHr-A aT gnrAL
Advancing years. care, sickness. disap.
pointment, and hereafter predispos'tion-
all operate to turn the hair gray, and either
of them inclines 1t to shed prematurely.
Ayers HAIR VlaoR will restore faded or
gray, light and red hair to a rich brown or
deep black, as may he desired. 1t softens
and cleanses the scalp, givinl; it q healthy
action, and removes and cures dandruf and
humors. By its use falling hair is check.
ed, and a new growth will be produced 10
all cases where the follicies are not destroy.
ed or glands decayed. Its effects are beau
tifully shown on brashv, weak. or sickly
hair, to which a few applications will pro.
dnce the gloss and freshness Of youth.
Harmless and sure in Its operation, It is in
comparable as a dressing, and is especially
valued for the soft lustre and richness Of
tone it imparts. It contains neither oil nor
dye. and will not soil or color white cam
brio; yet it lasts long IN the hair, and
keeps is fresh and vigorous.
FOR SALE ny L DEALERS.
Sold by Mills & Purdy, Yankton.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-12
PROPOSALS
YANKToN AGENCY. D. T..

YANKToN AGENCY, D. T..
IS November 9Th, 1877.
GEALED PROPOSALS With copy of
1thIs notice attached Endorsed proposals.
for furnishing wagons, harness, stoves" will
be received at Yankton agency D. T. until
10 NJ. Of Saturday the 18th inst. forfurnish.
ing, for the Indian service at this agency
delivered at Yankton, d. T. the following
articles, viz. .
(s) eight-23 inch thimble skein, half
spring wagons with half springs. (2l)
tw~enty.one-3 inch farm wagons. (2l
tsenty-one-3} inch farm wagons, ill to
have do lble trees, neck yoke. double box
and one spring seat complete. (50) fifty
sets plain work harness without breeding,
(50) ffy-No. 8 cook stoves with furniture
aud 6 joints Of pipe foreach.
Each proposal mutt be accompanied by q
bond for the full amount Of the bid, with
two sureties approved BY . United States
Judge, district attorney, or other government
off Ger for the faithful fulflment Of the con.
tract in case Of award. The right ia reseryed
to reject sny or Ill bid, or any part Of any
bid. Bids will be read publicly At the
place and hour above named where bidders
are invited 10 he present.
JoHx q. GAsxAHH,
U.s. lDdlan Assaa.
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e.is es~ ssHf'
Ttak RIVER.

The josephine took an excursion trip
down below the bend this moraing. looking
for q good place to tic up for the winter.
The steamer Fostenelle, n. Brslthswaite,
master. and J. N. Mason, clerk departed
for old Ponca agency carly yesterday morn.
tug.
The Rosebud passed Yanktou agency At
seven o'clock this morning. coming down
and will be due here tonight or early to-
morrow morning.
The river isagatn clear of Ice and IL the
good weather that we are now having, con.
t:nues, some oil the boats may he able Ia
N axe another trip.
The steamers Josephine, and Big Horn,
will be tied up on the Nebraska shore dur
ing the winter. This Is done rs lprscaution.
ary measure in case Of, fire.
The steamer Big Horn, Joe Todd, master
arrived yesterday morning at ten o'clock,
from Red Cloud. The Big Horn will 60
into winter quarters here.
The Livingston arrived on yesterday from
Brownsville, Nebraska and will be over
hauled and used as a ferry boat, either be-
tween Yankton and Green leland or at
Pierre.
The United States steamer General Sher-
man. John Box master, and 7. P. Walker
clerk, arrived yesterday from Bismarck.
The Sherman will be hauled upon the ways
for repairs some time tomorrow.
The Josephine, John Todd master, and
Clarence VanTAs clerk, arrived yesterday
at two o'clock from Cheyenne agency. She
brought down a large number Of hides. The
Josephine will winter ct Yankton.
The steamer c. X. Peck, Andy johnson
master and James B. Keenan, clerk, arrived
from Red Cloud, Saturday evening and left
Sunday morning for Leavenworth. from
which place she will go to St. Louis and til,
lower Mississippi river trade.