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day night as "John Unit," In Mrs. Bate
maL's "Seli."
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

Il ce's Burlesque Company closes the
present engagement with two perform
ances to-day. Matinee, at 2 O'Clock, last
performance of "Evangeline," and last
appearance OF the Lone Fisherman"
dancing heifer, balloon trip to Ar.zon,,
and the lively whales. Evening, at s
O'Clock, the great musical event Of the
season, "Conrad, the Corsair," which
was received last night with rOars Of
laugh er and delighted audience.
Don't fail to witness 1t.
Monday next, Roberts Humpty
Dumpty." Reserved seats At HawieJ's.
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National Associated Press to tho Star
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 24-The Perma-
nent Exhibition will be closed hereafter
on Sundays.
The matter OF contcs ing the election,
in this city, OF the Democratic candi-
dates for District Attorney aad Coroner
is in the hands of lawyers who are eX-
amining into alleged frauds.
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GRAND OPERA-H0UYE.

Two Performances To-day.
Matinee at 2 p. NJ Admission rs and Soc
Positively last performance of
! LVANGELI \E,
! And last appearance of the Lone Fisherman,
Dancing heifer Balloon Trip to Arizona, and
( The Lively Whale.
Evening, at o'clock, the great musical
event OF the season,
CONRAD, THE CORSAIR,
which was received last night with roars OF
laughter and a delighted audience.
Don't fail to with ess it.
Monday, Nov. 76th-H. ID. Roberts HUMP
TY-DUMPTY. Reserved seats at Hawl ey's,
81 Vino sLreet.
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A lady correspondent OF the Cologne
Gazette describes an interview with
Aehemet Ali, at his house, alter his re-
turn to Constantinople, and mentions
an amusing little Incident. While they
sat talking, several papers were brought
10 Mehemst Ali, for his signature or ex-
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The Chicago Inter-Ocean has this ac-
count Of the manifestation of WELL
grounded indignation: "a muscular
out indignant carload Of ives stside
strcet-car passengers seized and Cap
sized that vehicle at Wood-,treet switch
betn cen and 6 O'Clock Oh Saturday
evening, on being dumped out and told
10 wait for the next car passing that way
IT, complete their Journey, instead of be-
ing carried forward ON the same car, as
they considered they had a right to be,
as they had paid their fares."
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FOR RENT.

LNOR REEr-SrOKE AND ROOMS-Three
II rooms and store for rent. at 255 Freeman.
LNOR kENT-ROOMS-Three at No. Tur-
il ner street, near Bank street, West End.
Very convenient to street cars, and very
cheap. JAS. Il. CHALLEN, attorney, 81 w.
Fourth street. nO24-2t
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The following marriage lioeuses wer,
,ssued since our. last report:
Butter Bromwell aud Annie Jones.
John Ounce and Peggie Devine.
Mich. b liner and Fannie Dinyard.
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Faye; Minister Of Marine, Admiral
Roussin.
SCOFY AT THE NEW MINISTRY.
The Republican newspapers are Verv
contemptuous In their tone, and sc0f
at the new Ministry.
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The Memphis (Tenu.) Avalanche OF
the 18Th inst. has this brief account Of a
duel which proved fatal to both parties {:
"Eight miles south of Ashland, North
Mississippi, n few days ago. Homer V.
Hunt was challenged by q. Mason Lane
for saying of a young lady friend of the
latter, How loathe any girl who is her
excellent shots, the distance was ex-
tended from fifteen to thirty-ive yards.
Hunt was killed and Lane mortally
wounded at the first fire."
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EHE LATEST
They Need Rest.

They Need Rest.
National Associated Press to the Star.
WASHINGTON, Nov. "a 24-Nearly fifty
members Of the House lett for home last
night, and fears are expressed that there
Will not be quorum ON Tuesday when
the House meets.
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Edition

EAS" CINCINNATI, Nov. A-3:9O p. M.-Mess
pork is fairly active and market easy. Lard
steady, aud moderate movement. Meats in
fair demand and liberal offerings,
steady market. Wheat In moderate
demand. Corn steady and selling well for new
ear. Whisky selling at previous prices, and
demand fair. Oats inactive except locally.
Rye held steady and little demand, Barley
quie'. Country produce plenty and local de-
mand good. Seeds quiet and little or no
change. Flour fairly active and firm. Gold
steady at II O2X.
Beg WEATHRR.-Probably cloudy or partly
cloudy, followed by clearing and far weather
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Conover,s DIsaffectiOn.

A special from Washington says a
pressure has already been brought to
bear upon the President to hold out the
oliye-branch of patronage to COnOVer,
OF Florida, and thus save Kellogg
Conoyer plainly intimates that one or
the reasons for his action is that the
President disregards his recommends
tions for flee, and yields in some cases
to the requests OF his Democratic col
league, Senator Jones.
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OF the important Treasury officer whom
he quoted in his dispatch on Wednes-
day, but that they are not at liberty to
QiVulpa il
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w ANTED-BOYS-To sell papers for this
CHoe- II
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Among the arrivals on The steamer
Z mmersnia, from Hamburg yesterday,
were large number Of Russian emf
and Nebraska.
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ITO EXCHANGE-UnimpIo owed for improved
1 property OF real value. JAS. r. CHAL-
LEN, attorney. "a W. Fourth street. no24-2t
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National Associated Press to the Star.
NEW YORK, Nov. "a Every incoming
steamer reports the prevalence of very
severe gales on the Atlantic Ocean.
The Montana, from Liverpool, expe-
rienced terrible weather. Her wheel
house was wrecked, and she lost six Of
her life boats.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-06
nornIso saosr.

Of unmistakable benefits conferred upon
tens of thousands Of sufferers could orRi-
nate and maintain the reputation which
AYERS SARsAPARrLLA enjoys. It is q
compound of the best vegetable altera-
tives, with the Iodides of Potassium and
Iron, and is the most effectral Of rene.
dies for scrofulous, mecurial or blood dis
orders. Uniformly successful and cer-
tain is Its remedial effects if 1t produces
rapid and completes cures of, Scrotula,
Sores. Boils Humors Pmples, Eruptions,
Skin Diseases, and all disorders arising
from impurity of the blood. By its In
vigorating effects it always relieves and
often cures Liver Complaints, Femaly
Weaknesses and Irregularities, and il :
potent renewer of vitality. For purify
ing the b'ood it has no equal; it tones up
the system, restores and preserves the
health, and imparts vigor and energy. For
forty years it has been in extensive use
and is to-day the most available medi-
cine for the suffering sick. For sale by
all dealers. Sold by Mills & Purdy,
Yankton.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-06
MISCELLANEOUS.
BANK STATEMENT.

DAMN SlA1EMENls
Chicago, Dec. 6-The condition of the
German National bank, at the close of busi.
ness yesterday, was as follows:
Assets, loans and discounts $6s3325, u.
S. bonds $4,000, stocks and bonds $6,5s6,
due from redeeming agents $4,000, due from
other hanks and bankers Sax, 1856, real estate
SS5,000, filrnituee and fixtures S75,9S, cur.
rent expenses and taxes paidS26, oil, checks
cash end other cash. .items$29, ,l64, redeeming
fund So, 100. Total $685. ,22s.
Liabilities Capital 100000, surplus
$l25,ooo. undivided profits SIC, ,so7, circula-
tion $4,000, bills payable $4,000, divi-
dends unpaid-l5-,deposits and certificates.
$l74, 40l. Total 963, ,223.
The officers this morning say they expect
to pay the officers 10 full within thirty
days. The stockholders will probably lose
about quarter of million dollars. The
saving bank deposits have been reduced to
500. 900, and slight run is being made on
that Institution today.
JUDGES DRuMMoND AND pLoDaErr
have construed the instruction of the attor.
ney general and secretary of the treasury as
meaning that the court here should first
find Judgment regarding the question Of
= prosecution against Jake Rehm, and have
accordingly dismisscd the civil suit They
will write their decision aud forward II 10
Wsshineton today.
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FOREIGN.
FINANCIAL,

FINANCIAL.
London, Dec. 6.-The banking association
has advised, and the syndicate proposes, q
subscription for ten million dollars in four
per cent bonds.
CROSSING THE LON.
London, Dec. Ga Turkish division
from Sarna SuAar crossed the Lom, took
Popkoi and is now marching in the direc-
ton of Verboca.
NEARING TIRNOvA.
Constantinople, Dec. 8.-The Turkish
division under Fuad Pasha is three hours
march from Tirnova. ~
THE CITY OF BERLIN.
Loudon, Dec. 6-The owners are conf
dent Of the safety of the City of Berlin
now twelve days out from New York to
Queenstown and Liverpool. They do not
believe her shaft or machinery broken, but
think it is probable that the propeller is
damaged by wreckage, and possibly she
may have something in tow.
The Financier says that the premium at
the Lloyds for reinsurance on the steamer
advanced to ten guineas Yesterday.
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AN uNcoNsrIrurh NAL ACT.

Chicago, Dec. 9.-Judge 's'eI' II
the criminal court of Cook COZ n'y' rendered
a decision this morning in the :sSs o' al
application for writ of habeas { 'po.' 10
a woman committed to the bridew eli oy
city justice, for vagrance, under a, &C
passed by the last state legislature. sl'
declared that act ia unconstitutional al. y
atrocious to the last degree, in that it denies
to person the right Of jury trial, guar
anteed by our state constitution. He said
that the act was made during an undue ex-
citement over the tramp nuieance. and that
he would consider that he had done good
deed if he succeeded in giving it its death
blow.
OBITUARY.
Quincy, Dec. 6.-Byr P. Munson, of
this city; died of diptheria this morning.
Mr. Munson was brother of N. B. Munson,
division superintendent Of the c. B. 81. R.
r. at this place. Diptheria is very preva-
lent here, and seems to be rapidly spread
ing.
Boston, Dec. 6.-The funeral of Comman.
der Geo. p. Ryan, Of the wrecked steamer
Huron, took place to-day, and was numer-
ously attended.
VOLUNTARY LIQUIDATION.
Troy, Dec. 6-The National Exchange
bank, capital stock 100000, gone into vol
untary liquidation.
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TERRI fORY, DECEMBER g.

gives notice that the principal end accrued
interest of the bonds designated, will be
paid at the treasury at Washington, on and
after the 9th of March, 1873, and that the
interest will cease that day on the coupon
bonds Of July 1st, 1865 namely, $50 No.
49, ,00l to $4,000, both inclusive $1OO No.
76.O07 to $4,000 both inclusive :;
$500, No. 81, oool to No. 10000, both in
elusive; 81 900 No. 96.OO1 to No. 100000,
both inclusive. Total coupon $e0OO,oO0.
Registered bonds redeemable at the pleasure
of the United States after he first of July.
1870, $50 No. 1901 to 1850, both inclusive:
500 No, l3, 1ol to No. 14,1oo, both inclu.
sive; $500, No. S,3O1 to No. $500, both
inclusive; $1,000, No. 27, 40l to No. %, $50,
both inclusive; $4,000, No. Z, 75l to No.
$3.50, both inclusive; $4,000 No. 1851 to
No. 14,850, both inclusive. Total
registered, $4oH, 900, aggregate 100000 900.
NoMINATIoNs.
Washington, Nov. 6.-The president has
renominated the New York customs officers
who fell by reason Of the expiration of the
extra session Of congress.
THE COLORADO CASE.
Washington, Dec. 6.-The house election
committee to-day took the final vote on the
Colorado case. A report of seating Patter.
son was authorized by Messrs. Harris,
Springer, Gambler, Cobb, Williams, Turney
and Ellis, all democrats. Messrs. Thorn.
burg, Wait and Hiscock, republicans, will
present the minority report in favor Of
Belford, republican, and still an ,ther report
will be submitted to the house by Gen. Cox,
taking ground that there was no valid elec.
ton.
APPOINTMENTS OF COMMITTEES.
Washington, Dec. 6.-Mr. Blaine has re.
linquished' the chairmansbip of the civil
service and retrenchment committee in favor
of Mr.. Teller, and has taken the chairman.
ship Of the committee on rules.
The democratic caucus of senators thi.
morning assigned Mr.. voorhees, to the
finance committee, Mr.. Jones of Florida, tc
the committee on naval affairs Mr.
Butler, to the committee on military
affairs; Mr.. Harris, Of the District of Co
lumbia, and Mr.. Mcdonald, to the commit
tee on Indian affairs, with the understand
ing he will give way to Mr.. Eustis, shoule
the latter be seated.
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ASTONISHING SUCCESS.

1t is the duty of every perso nwho has
used BoscHEE's GERMAN SYRUP to let its
wonderful qualities be known to their
friends in curing Consumption, severe
coughs, Group, Asthma, Pneumonia, and
10 fact all throat and lung diseases. No
person can can use it without immediate
relief. Three doses will relieve any case.
and we consider it the duty of all Drug
glst to recommend it to the poor dying
consumptive, at least to try one bottle, a
49, 600 dozen bottles were sold last wear
and no one case where it failed was repor
ted. Such medicine as the Germ an
SYRUP cannot be too widely known. Ask
your Druggist about it. Sample Bottles
to try at 10 csnts Regular size % cents.
For sale by Mills and Purdy.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.

Washington, Dec. 6.-During the morning
shoux number ofpetitions were presented.
Mr.. Burnside submitted a resolution call
ing upon the president to transmit to the
senate the correspondence had with our late
minister to France, regarding the France
Prussian war, al,o the correspondence on
the same subject with our ministers to Eng.
land and Germany. Agreed to.
Mr.. Allison, who has charge of the house
bill TO authorize the free coinage of stan1-
aid silver dollar. aud to restore TO its legal
tender character, moved to make il the spe.
cial order for Monday next, after the expi-
ration Of the morning hour, aud to be con-
tinued from day to day till disposed Of
After long discussion Mr.. Allison
changed his motion 90 as to take up the
bill on Tuesday next. instead OF Monduy.
Mr.. Morrill, moved to amend SO as 10
make it special order for January Ii.
Rejected. Yeas II, nays 40.
Mr.. Allison's motion was then agreed to Al
to 1S.
Mr. Matthews submitted concurrent
resolution reciting various actsof congress
authorizing the issue Of bonds &C., and de-
claring that sll bonds of the United States,
under said acts, are payable, principal and
interest, at the option of the government OF
the United States, in silver dollars Of 4l24
grams, standard silver, and such payment is
not ia violation Of public faith. Laid on
the table and ordered printed.
HOUSE.
The majority and minority reports were
made from the committee on elections in the
Colorado cass. Ordered printed.
The post route bill passed.
Adjourned.
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LATEST BY MAIL.

The out going Deadwood stage from Bis
mark, Sunday morning went through on the
Missouri, and all four horses were drowned.
No human lives were lost.
At the annual meeting of the stockholders
Of the St. Louis, Keokuk and Northwestern
railroad at Keokuk Tuesday, the old board
and officers were reelected.
A Pottsville, Pennsylvania, dispatch says
President Gowan of the Reading railroad
informs the miners that during the next
year tor every 25 cents advance in tolls and
freight the minimum of wages will be ad-
vanced ten per cent
Don Piatt is circulating petition which
is signed by President Hayes and many
prominent members Of congress and citi.
zcns, requesting Miss Clara Morris to 20 to
Washington to give performance for the
benefit Of the Custer monument.
Daniel Kelley, furniture dealer at Nos.
512 Eighth avenue. ard 41l Sixth avenue.
New York, has disappeared, and the sheriff
is in possession of his stores. His liabili-
ties are estimated at $125,000 Among his
$4,000; II. B. Claflin s. Co., $14,S13, and
j. g. ]. Dobson, $4,000.
A New York dispatch says the Jumel
will case is about to be renewed, this time
by Hew claimants from France. 1t will be
tried in the United States circuit court at
New York, and the United States comm,s-
sioner will take testimony and submit it
to the court. The taking of testimony be-
gins on the 7th inst
Davis, the pedestrian, attempted TO walk
100 miles at Keokuk, with two amateurs
Ransom and Hurley, the latter to walk Sc
miles each while he made 100. The walk
was commenced Sunday night at 12 o'clock
and terminated in victory for the amateurs
at 10 o'clock Monday night Davis threw
up the sponge after making s71H5 miles.
A Springfield telegram of the Sd says
Remarkable as such result would be, his
physicians. this evening, declare that there
is a possibility Of Mr.. Bowles' recovery
Although it is now seventy-two hours since
his attack, he retains good deal of strength
He has been able to take some beef Juice
and other neurishment during the day and
evening, and he is able to articulate more
distinctly than at any previous time. In
view Of all these encouraging circumstances
| his physicians authorize the statement that
his recoverysis no longer to be pronounced
impossible, though they do not allow it is
more than forlorn hope.
In the contest of the Vanderbilt will
Tuesday morning, counsel for tho contest
ants claimed tha: the commodore was il
many respects monomaniac. having powe,
to acquire but not to transmit. For years
before making his will he suffered extreme
anguish from his many chronic disorders
which affected his mind. He suffered under
mania and delusion aud was liable to be
undy.y influenced. He might be menta,ly
strong In one directiln ard perfectly imbc.
clle in others. They would now show liza,
the commodore was suffering undcr two
diseases which had tendency TO weaken
and destroy his mind. The counsel for the
defense said that not a single io,a of proo
had been giving establishing insanity Of
even trace of insanity.
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FRANCE.
THE CRISIS.

Paris, Dec. ct is stated that the nego-
tiations between President Mac Mahon and
Dufaure we're resumed in consequence of
steps taken by Senator Batbie, who is prob
ably acting for the Orleanist senators. The
Soliel states that Dutfaure is willing to con
duct the negotiations to the point of form.
ing ministry, but is unwilling to accept
an Office himself The Figaro names as
among the probable ministers, Bstbic, min.
lister of justice; Waddington, minister of
the interior; Leon Lay, minister of finance
and Christophle, minister of public works.
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NEW YORK.
SUICIDE.

New York, Dec. G.-Francis Copiatt,
reported wealthy importer, and member
of the Union League club, was found dead
in bed, his face in pan containing chloro-
form. Whether his death was an accident
or design. is not known.
FAILURE.
New York, Dec. 6.-The branch, in this
city, of Greenebaum Bros organizers of the
German National bank of Chicago, notified
the stock exchange to-day of their suspen-
sion, which they hope will be but temporary.
All contracts in the stock and gold ex-
change, they say, are provided for.
INFERRED.
New York, Dec. 6.-The funeral of 1t.
Simens, Of the Huron, took place from the
the navy yard.
A Havana letter says that Messrs.
Welsh, of Philadelphia, one of whom is
minister to England, obtained the proprie-
torship, through mortgages, on the planta-
tions Of Pario and Telgrafo, but gave imme-
diate order to their attorney to sell the plan
tations for the express reason, that It was
not convinent for them to have the property
with slaves attached to it. If they appear
still! as owners in the records, it is for the
sole reason that the official document of the
sale has been retarded by unforeseen events.
THE TREASURY.
New York, Dec. Ga Washington dis
patch says that Secretary Sherman will issue
a call to-day for 10 million of bonds.
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NElcHBoRnooD NEWS.
ycrm,llion Standard. Dee. LIST.

'"'HH'IoH ot'tlVtTU. DVt. Isl,
The second annual meeting of the Clay
county. Sunday school association met At the
Methodist church, IN Vermillion, Nov. 2sth,
The mercury during the past few days
indicated pretty cold weather for the time
Of the year. Thursday il went down TO 2
degrees below zero, Friday roee 5 degrees
above, and this morning stood y. 3 degrees
above.
This number completes the first volume
Of the Standard. Contrary to the expecta.
tom Of a!!, We have veathersd the storm.
shas usually hovers ever he eouassy asvs-
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ACCIDENTS.
SUNK,

Oswego, Dec. 6.-The schooner WAYNE,
from Milwaukee, with wheat, while making
port, early this morning struck THE east
pier, and sunk. The vessel and cargo are a
total loss; cargo insured.
KILLED BY HIS HORSE.
South Berwick, Me-, Dec. G-John Bur-
leigh, ex-member Of congress from the first
district and president oftbe South Berwick
National Bank, was killed last night by his
horse shying off the bridge over the Sal
mon Falls river
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The Stockholders Of the Chi
cago German National
Loose a Quarter
of a Million.
The Tramp Law Of Illinois Declared
Unconstitutional.
Extensive Payment Of 5-20B onds,
Principal and Interest.
The House Democratic Caucus Making Up the
List Of New chairmanships
THE DOMINION.
FAILURE.

FAILURE.
Montreal, Dec. 6.-Wood & Co. failed for
$4,000 due to bankers here. The Con-
solidated bank fell 8 per cent, yesterday the
Bank of Montreal 2 per cent.
LUMBER SHIPMENTS.
Toronto, Dc. 6.-The shipments Of sawn
lumber for the year are ITO million feet,
against l02 million the previous year.
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DWELLING HOUSE ron SALE

The dwelling house with two lots, corner sth
and Mulberry streets, will be sold at reasonable
ngures and on favorable terms. The honsa 1.
provided with good cellar and fine vell of
water. Apply to
j. Parker HAYWARD
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FARMERS WAGON Axp rwo pnx,..
FOR SALE.

One good farmers wagon Mltchsll,s patent
haciae. Wtsconsin one nrst-class Schutsier
platform spring wagon, and two large mare no.
MES ION sale at Kaiser's stable. Of the Eax1e
house. on Capital street. Terms cash.
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CONCORD COACH ron SALE.

One first -class four or six horse Concord coach
In good running order. A frst-clase vehicle In
every respect. Will be sold cheap. Apply at
this Office.
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sT0CKH0LDERs MEETING

A meeting of the stockholders Of the First M.
t1o1al t,sa Bank Of Yas,kton, D. T., viii be held at
s.In uanAhg h9ose on January 9TH. 1873. at
serve for the ensuing year.
Y.nkton, I, !, T., Nov. 20. 1871.