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DISSOLUTION.

THE co,partnership business her e.oiore exist,
i Ing between Simon EIseman and Charles Else
man. known ass Eiseman .S Co., has this da Y
been dissolved by mutual consent Charles
Eisenan having pafchzSEd TIE IIIeFes OF Simon
Etsemnn in said business. All debts dge e TO said
Arm Will be paid to Charles Eiseman. who hn.
assumed The liahi liti-s of raid Arm.
SIMON EISEMAN
CHARLES EISEMAN.
Iankton, D. T January IS, 1871.
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ACard.

Naiice is Leiehy given that from and ag
Ter the first day of January, 1871, | will
sell only for cash.
A. scHAxpEiN
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Ingle .pselas tas .ssH tr.ta prescription otaa s,n

Nos. Cures. Gents.
Fcvers, Gonstisstioa, InaanmNuons, p
Worms, Worm Fever, Worm 0oiic Is
3 Crying Collie, or Tec,hing Of Infants :.
Diarrho,a, ofehlldten or adults y
8 Dysentesy, Gripping. billions coHc u
Cholera Aosbus. Vomiting, IL
Z Coughs, colds, bronchitis, !. u
: Neuralgia, toothachc, faceache, as
Headaches, sick headaches, yetiign 8.
10 Dyspe .sia, bilious stomach 10
II Suppressed. or painful periods cs
u Whites, too profonse periods, %
t3 Group, Cough difficult hrtA, hing. "
II Salt aheam, systpsias, eruptionr v
10 RhenmNism, Rheumatic pairs -
10 Fever and ague, child fcvers, aene. 30
II Pffes. blind or bleeding, - =
10 Ophthalmy, and sorc or weak eyer, a5
~ C.,Arrh, AGATE or chronic, lnfuenzs. %
10 Whooping cough, violent coughs,a q
II AsthnA, oppressed breathing u
= Kar discharges. impaired hearing 50
. scrofaia, enlarged glands, .wellirgs, "
~ General debility, phyaieai weakness So
25 Dropsy and seanty sccretion., 20
Z. sea sickness. sickncss from riding 50
y y kidney dssssss ssi,;, rfa,e', te
voluntary discharges, ---4s-s------A-s o.
- Sore mouth. cankcr, 81
20 Urinary weakness. we,ting ,hehcd %
II Painful periods, with spxsms, 10
- Disease Of heart. palpitaiions Be-, %
- Ef4ieiiaYr n xfa4 4,..s ~, Ai.ax.
~ Diphtheria, liberated sore throat, Sc
80 Chronic coapestions and crapttogi. ~
FAMILY CASES.
Case, Morocco with IS largo yiale and man ual OF
directlens Observation-Disclosures. $1G o.
Case, morocco. of 40 large sisls aud book, oc
~ These remedies are sent By the Case or single
box 10 any part Of The country, free OF ehsrg. ou
receipt oil price. Address
HUAPHREY's HOMEOPATHIC
MEDICINE CO..
oHhcs and Depot, No. ssa, Broadway,
new YORK,
/ For sale by all druggist..
Mills 4 Purdy and G. w ysnderhule & Co
AGENTS nj fankton. n3a3eow&wlx
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NOTICE.

Districs court Of the United states
for the sfrst judietalt district OF In bank.
Dakota Territory, In the matter OF rnptcy,
George w. PRATT snkrups 80
A warrant In bankruptcy has been issued by
said deonrt. against the estate OF George w. Pratt
OF the county OF Clay and territory Of Dakota In
said district adiudged bankrupt upon pcti-
debts, and the delivery OF any property belong.
Ing TO said bankrupt, 10 him or his use, and the
transfer of any property by him arc forbidden by
rupt TO prove their debts, and chooae one or more
assignees OF his estate will be holden at vermil-
lion In said district on the 18th day OF February
A. u. Is17, at eleven o'clock. .. m. at The conr,
G.. Moody. register In bankruptcy for Dakota
Territory, win be present
III. Bugpick, u S, Marshal.
Messenger.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Hollovsy'a filh -are . sars remedy for ali
sexual complaints and may be taken by females
OF all ages, who are suffering from disorganHzed
system or,those distressing diseases In partica-
lar which frequently o6cur, iron inattenAaOa, at
the turnof life, They are SO mild that the moe,
delicate female may TAXA them With peTfbcfssfpty.
b cent. per box sr pot
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INTRODUCTION or MILLS, &C.

By Mr.. Ziebach A joint resolution pro
yiding for the payment of G. j. B. Harris
for services and expenses in the revision Of
the laws of Dakota
Also, bill for an ac, to provide for the
location and improvement of highways
from the Missouri rlyer To the Black Hills.
Council bills Nos l5.and IS we're read
first time
House file No. 81. to provide for the i'm
mediate immigration interests Of Dakota
territory, was read second time, and refer
red ,tothe special committee on im,nigra
ton.
House file No to INCORPORATE. the city
OF Yank,on. was read third time and
passed.
The further consideration of the political
code was made the special order at 2 .. m.
to which heur the house then took re-
cess
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The house me, at 2 p. m, and was called
10 order by the speaker,
On motion Of hfr. Beadle, the use OF this
hall was granted for a soldiers reunion.
| A communication from Secretary Hand
| in reply 10 a resolution Of the house passed
yesterday In regard to the duration OF the
fsession. was received and read The secre-
tary stated tha. he had forwarded the reso.
luton of the house to the attorney general
OF the United States. requesting his opin-
ion on the subject referred TO in the resolu.
ton
On motion OF Mr.. Codding,on, the. chief
| clerk WAS directed to request of the council
the return Of house file, No. 90; and alss
moved that the vote by which said bill
passed be reconsidered, the consid Grafton
of which motion was POSTPONED until TO.
morrow
| The house then went into comnittec oi
the whole. Mr. Coadlng,on in the chair,
and resumed the cons.derstio OF sibe polit
ical code, g -
And afser some Lime spent therein, ths
committee rose. and reported sundry
] amendments ss 4a-..--.-s.
Whsreupon the house adjourned
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grfss aud Rakatalau.
DAILY

DAILY

YAnKToN. DAKOTA
Wednesday Evening. Jan, 81 1917
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By sir. Hackest For an act To provide
for the payment OF counsel fees in certain
criminal cases
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INTRODUCTION OF BILLs ETC

NJ La Aoure introduced : bill 10 pro.
vide for the location Of the ofices OF terri.
.toriai auditor and treasurer at the capital.
Referred to the committee on territorial
affairs. consmting Of Messrs NPettigfew and
wailsce.
Mr. Il Moure introduced bill 10 incor-
.ponted the village Of Grand Forks Re
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luGSibSt duubat9 w, - y
House me, al 10 o'clock, and was called
to order By The speaker,
Prayer by the chaplain.
Roll called, members all present.
Minuics read and approved.
Mr.. Beaslle from the cetnGi,tee on judi
ciary reported back the chapter on town
sites.
Mr., zisbaciI, from the special committee
tn which had been referred the bill to in
corporate the city OF Yanktun. reported the
same back with amendments and recon-
mended its passage.
The conferences committee on the matter
of the disagreement of the iwo houses on
! lha, par, OF the penI code relating to chat
] tel mortg sges, made report aud the re.
/ port was adopted.
/ Mr. Beadle from the committee ON rail
I roads, 10 which had been referred That pIrt
I of the Governors messages in regard to
railroads msde a report, recommending an
amendment 10 the revenue lay oil the ter.
ritory, providing for the Uniform taxation
! of railroad property. The report Was re
ferred TO the committee of the whole hay
ing in charge.the revenue law.
Mr. Codding,on moved to reconsider the
vote by which house file No. a6, to author.
ize The commissioners OF the county Of
Union, 10 aid III rebuilding bridge across
the1Big Sioux tiyet without first submit
ting The .eaaStian q the people, was
passed.
Bga iisiug spta lac motIon prevailed,
and the vote was .fscnnsldere1.
A message from The couuc informed The
house that the council had passed house
,.lsinofials for increase Of mail service on
routes Nos. 3j.o2s, 35,ogo and 35.o5o. and
, council bill No. ls.- memorial asking for
an appropriation 10 improve The navigation
OF the Red River Of the North
The question then recurrea upon The
passage of house file No. e6, and discus
], sion ensncd. the bill plssei og vote OF
, 1G 10 .
Mr. Be4dle offered q resolution direct
ing The committee on education to provide
, in the general school law provision giving
, school districts the right to issue bonns in
II proportion 70 lie assessed value of the
!. property Of such district. The resolution
i was adopted
I. NOTICES or BILI.s
: + By Sir. lIacke.t For an act To provide
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House

Tuesday, january 80, 1s',
House me, al 10 o'clock, and was called
, 1877-12-23

grace ITO the party. Patterson's case Is not
ended. The trfnl Is only postponed during gooo
behavior, with the Democrats as Judges OF "ha1
constitutes such =: thing. -
No man can tell
THE EXTENT OF PATrERsoN's- SUFFERING:
He feels the tolls bound tightly around him j,
he sees no escape from scoEn anu dlserace
whichever way lie NAV turn. He knows tnat
the Republicans i'll the Senate loatAe h'm, ne
feels that the Democrats are disguised Win
linn, and ret there Is no loor-holc through
which he can crawl into respect again. de
stands up a swaying Bridge of Signs, VIII
palace OF shame on one hand and prison on n
tho other. 1t woult be a mercy to MIN II
Heaven should declare his seat vacant.
With the Senate in sueli Il condition, the re-
sponsibility falls Oh Wheeler. II the Renutlic-
aus introduce measure, lie wilt give them the
casting vote. Where the Democrats rs
sumo the affirmative, he will simply
ANNOUNCE that they have foiicd to securc =
majority, and there the matter stands, 1t IS
asking q good deal Of one man to undertake to
Judge upon tho nature of the Legislation pre-
seutcd for his contemplation, but Wheeler is
perfectly placid, and, though refusing to .iford
any insight iuto what his course will be, seems
to have made up his MUD ntld coutenteu iitln-
self with his decision. s. H.
, 1877-12-23
ITEMS.

Nothing definite has yet been learned OF the
meeting between the Committees of Directors
Of the Chicago s. Alton and st. Louis, Kansas
City {; Northern which was held III New York
yesterday in regard to an arrangement by which
the former road could be prevailed upon to give
up its project of extending its road from Mexico
to Kansas City, and continue to use the latter
road for its Kansas City business. From the
nleagrc. reports thus far received it may be
safely stated, however, that the Alton people
turned deaf ear to all the Establishments OF
the st. Louis people, aud they seem more de-
tcrmined than eyer to begin the construction Of
the new line next spring, provided the necessary
aid from the parties living along the projected
road is obtained by that time. As matters look
now, that aid will be forthcoming at once. The
consent to the construction OF the road OF q
majority OF stockholders has already been OBJ
taiued.
The Traffic Department of the Illinois Central
Railroad reports tue earnings Of 107 miles in
illinois during the month OF November, 1877, at
s45o 0tS, against S429, GILES for the correspond
ing mouth last last year, III iucrease Of ST.
4l5.12. IAc Land Department reports for No,
vcnbcr sales Of 1. "a acres OF land for S %.
Cash collections on 1and contracts were 81, 1880
Tho Flint d Pcre Marquette Railroad has es-
tablishcd line Of steamers across Lake Michi-
gan, and built grain elevator at Ludington.
and Is now shipping grain to Europe via its road
and the Grand Trunk.
The Directors OF the Chicago, Rock Island d
Pacific Railroad ut their last meeting declared
quarterly dividend of 2 per cent.
, 1877-12-23

Snsc4al Dtspasch to Tie Cnicuga 7rfbunk
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Dec. 22-Thcrc is n
growing feeling that the new coal combination
will bea failure, and the stock market is a prct-
u lair Indication OF this feeling, for Reading
hangs heavy at the old figures, 1G56. The weak
pont IS the recalcitraucy OF Judge
facker He insists that his road
common carrier, and must
take all the coal that is offered He stands lust
as nc did In the last combination, when he was
iouno to have carried millions more tons than
e,'e un,on allowed him. Superintendent sayre
attended all the meetings ana represented Ger
fa.9 x operators, but when it camc to sfhe pinch
tb .hia aGAS[ T,1 sala ne had no power to sign for
Isoi: he nad. Ihe other companies see this; hence
enc!, a,. hesitation about concluding the arrange
The result OF his sticking to bis busI. 81:
ness ol rallroading and not. mcdilllng with
coal mining Is seen in the fact that the Com
pany pan Is still parlng dividends, and that this
Comp2ny, which used to stand side by side
With PENNSYLVANIA few months ago, now il
quoted at 4019 to Pennsylvania SIX.
, 1877-12-23

6D<cial DiRuafch to 1fe Chicago Tribune.
MONTREAL, Dec- 22.-About 100 strikers as
sembled at McGce's bridge at 10 o'clock this
morning, and were addressed by their leaders,
after which they marched Up William street in
orderly procession, consating OF three divisions,
each Of which was headsd by flags, tho tricolor
and the Irish flag. The speeches Of tue leaders
were OF a pacific character.
The men on Sec. 4, Whitney and Boyd's,
went to work this mcEning, but were stopped
by orders Of the Paym lster, who told them Mr.
Whitney had Giyen orders that no work was to
be gone on with until be gaye word. The loss
BY the strike to the 1nea In wages is not less
than S40, GOO, whilst tis contractors arc also at
q serious loss.
This afternoon Joe lteai, a saloon-keeper, sent
another donation OF 4UO loaycs and LOO gallons
OF soup to the strikers, The Grand Trunk en-
g1necrs and other emEjoyes are expected to
make subscription to.s1Kht. -.
The men at LachiHa engaged on Sec. 9.
Who lad hitherto bert pcaccably disposed
struck today They dsmand 81 per CAY, to be
, 1877-12-23
at the close of each act and warmly applauded


throughout. : K. .s@...>~
- To the Ht,tern Associated Press.
New YoRK, Dec. 22.-Sir steamers left this
port for Europe to-day, carrying large eargoes
OF grain, fresh meat, aud oysters. The grain
shipments amounted to 10000 bushels.
It is stated that Capt. J. H. Foslesby, who Is
TO undertake the recovery OF $4,000, oO treas
ure, supposed to have been sunk IN tue frlssate e
San Pedro Alcantara, on the Spanish maln.6o
years ago, has obtained subscriptions enough
to start upon his expeditions.
Police Com missioner Erllardt made his de-
fensc before the Mayor yesterday, claiming that
he had done his duty in every way. witness
testified to the efficient work OF the Depart
ment. The Aavor very curtiy refused to allow
tho trial to last beyond the evening. The other
Commissioners make their defense today
Mr., Erllardt saYs that outside political influence
had been the principal obstac4c in the lmprovc-
nIent Of the police force, and she had letters
from Mayor Ely intending to influences him III
trials Of both ies:Captains and patrolmen.
This influence WAS poisonous to the force
The income tax case Of Samuel J. Tiluep has
been set down pcremptorily for trial Jan. 5.
His counsel asked this further postuoncment.
Charles Scott Cosine, awarded the 4-year-old
prize ut the baby-show, died OF scarlet lever
lust night, at the residence Of his mother.
E1Goy. Mccormick, American Commissioner
General to the Paris Exhibition, will oDen au
office in this city Monday in the Post-Of1ice
Building. Many applications for space have
already been received.
, 1877-12-23
... $. S. BAssLza,
Sergeant Signal Service, q. S. !
The OHIO DEMOCRACY.

Special Dtspafch to 3Re CAicaG0 9f5bnns. -
COLUMBUS, O., Dec. 222.-Tne Democracy are
making preparations for holding convention,
or rather loyc-feast, In this city Jan. s. It is
for the purpose Of commamorating the notori-
ous gathering OF the unwashed last year, when
it was resolved that Sammy Tiden had been
honestly elected, and should be sworn into the
office Of President, peacefully if possible, bur
by force IT necessary. 1t is proposed to hare
all the Senatorial race-horses here, aud give all
an opportunity to speak, and have jolly good
time generally. 9
Govcrnor-elect Bishop will doubtless be on
hand to meet the old wheel-horses of tl,,.
Democracy. John Il. Thompson is in the city.
As yet be has given no intimation OF what candi
date ne is Interested in, but whichever one be
leans towarts will be considered Us a reflection
OF Senator ,Thurman's wishes in the matter
len. Ewing arrived from Washington today.
Tue coming w.es will doubtless bring large
number OF politicians to the city, when it Is hc
licvel the strength OF each can be more def
nitcly arrived at
, 1877-12-23
MUIRHEbD,
10 the Editor Of The Tribune.

, TO tHt fHEtuF DJ 1Nt ITbHne.
CHICAGO, Dec. 22.-The impudence OF the
man Aiulrhead in getting certificates of chsrac-
ter published in the papers is quite in keeping
with his consummate ignorance and cheek. An
hlileratc, needy, and remarkably secdy Scotch
man, he was sonlc eight or ten years ago foisted
into tue position Of engineer at tile Engicwood
Academy. He knew as much about eur;ncpr;n.-
Us u mule, but he hired man to run the ma
chlne. and has ever since been persistent and
chronic ot1ice-bcggar. The idea OF man like
Mu1rhc2d asking for position as County Agent
IS sublime illustration Of the hardfhood Of in,-
pudcnce and ignorance. ScoTus.
, 1877-12-23
NEW YORK GOSSIP

5pfcia7 DspQFch 10 The CAicago Tr{bune
NEW YORK, Der. -. - The Countess AodiosE5
at her first appearance in this city tonight,
achieved thorough artistic Success The Fifth
Avenue Theatre was crowded with a brilliant
representative audience, the finest undoubt-
edly OF the season. and the reception ac-
corded the new star was both flatter,nr
and deserved Only q great artist could
succeed in making the role OF .4drieuue accepta-
bic to an audience which had seen Rachel in the
part, and this Modjeska did to an extent which
testff'es strongly to her power. The predictions
made respecting her are regarded as having
been in no wise exaggerated. She was recalled
, 1877-12-23
DISRAELI'S POLICY.

WAX Mai
LONDON, Dec. 22.-During the past twelve
months ships haye been constantly conveying
stores to Gibraltar and Malta, where there is
now a vast accumulation OF war material Or
uers have been received at Wooiwich Arsenal
for tho manufacture of sixteen-pounder field
guns. It has also been determined that four
eighty-ton guns for the 1nilcxibc are to be
chamuereI forthwith.
ORDERS CANCELLED.
It is said that 4 manufacturer Of military
stores, who had large orders OIL hand for Russla
and Turkey, has received notices e1nceliug
them. =
ENGLAND AND EGYPT.
The Edinburs Statesman says: SIN influcn-
tial circles considerable credit is given to the
report that the Government coutcmplatcs the
purchase OF the Porte's suzcrainty over Egypt"
The Saturday Reettw thinks it probable the
House Of Commons may be asked to make III
extra grant for military and naval PURPOSES
The anticipation OF the usual period for the
meeting Of Parliament is in some respects un-
fortunate, though it will probably admit Of JUS
tifcation.
The Spectator believes the rcal meaning Of the
summons Of Parliament is Lord Bcaconsficd's
desire to encourage the Turks to continue the
struggle in the hope Of ultimate British assist
ancc, aud that the Turks will so interpret it !;
that England, when it comes to the point, will
decline to fight for the Turks, who will at last
be compelled to purchase peace by withdrawing
to their natural home in Asia.
, 1877-12-23


.specta. DisDatch to The Chlcago Tribune.
LONDON, Dec. 223.--The Economist saws money
remains scarce, short loans being especially diff
icult to obtain, while the rate Of discount for
three months bank bills is this week 339 per cent
or Is lower than our last quotations. WcdncS7
day last, Notwithstanding tho agitative reports
which arose upon the announcement OF the early
meeting OF Parliament, notes were In no marked
degree il at all flrner. What We alluded to last
week as a new set Of prcoccupations as to the
terms of peace has deepened into alarm, the
immediate cause being the pro1olonged Cabinet
council, followed by q call to Parliament
to assemble three weeks earlier than usual.
Tic announcement came out in the morning
papers Of Wednesday, and before actual busi-
ness began prices were depressed, and no dis
tinct recovery can be recorded, The main fall
was in Russian, Hungarian, aud the English
railway stocks, in which weak speculative pur-
cnases have lately been made, but In nearly all
the markets the effect has been more or less ap-
parent. Russian stocks have fallen and not
risen again, and Turkish stocks, low as they
already stood, have fallen lower still. Egyp-
tim, in sharp contrast, have been stcadiy main
tanned, with an advance for the week
OF ~ to 2. There was some, but no very dis
tinct, recovery Friday, and what there was
seems to have been In preparation for next
weeks settlement. American Governments
have not escaped the general depression this
week, although the postponement of the ques-
tion of the currency in Which the payment Of
the debt may be made has had good effect.
FAILURE OF i BUILDER.
70 the Western associated Press.
LONDON, Dec. 22.-Henry Pinchbcck, archi-
tect and builder, ut Manchester, has failed, with
liabilities of S5i0000
lROSWORKER5 ON A. STRIKE.
In consequence of the proposed reduction Of
wages after the holidays, 1000 ironworkers ct
Sheffield have struck.
, 1877-12-23
THE. RAILROADS.

THE WESTERN POOL COMN11S-
SIONER.
The appointment OF Mr.. N. Guilford as West
crn Pool Commissioner, noticed in dispatch
from New York yesterday, is looked upon With
much favor by the RAILROAD men In this city.
Mr. Guillord has been tic General Freight
Agent Of the Baltimore {. Ohio Railroad for the
last six or seven years, and during that time
has obtained reputation for ability, honesty,
aud reliability second to no freight mau III the
country. The appointment created the moro
surprise because it was not generally known
that MIR. GuiIford had left the Baltimore Il
Ohio. What caused him to leave this road is
one Of those things which no fellow can ind out.
1t is understood that Mr. Guilforl had BECOME
objectionable to Mr. Garrett because that gen.
tlen,an was firm friend Of Mr.. john King, Jr.,
First Vicp-President Of the road, ond Mr.. Gar
rett seems to be determined to get rid OF all
officials who are friendly to Mr.. King, because
he has an idea that the latter is aspiring to the
position of President. The fact that Mr. Gull
ford has received So Important an appointment
so closely upon his resignation as General
Freight Agent of the Baltimore & Ohio shows
how he stands in the confidence and esteem OF
the railroad managers Of tue country. No
better man for tLt important position Ut Vest
crn Pool Commissioner could hare been selected,
for like Mr.. Fink, the Eastern Pool Co1nn,is-
sioncr, lc is c1nilcntly qualified for the rcspon-
sible duties Of the position, aud there can be no
dOuoL tnnt all QucstlotlS thal t1luy coule ocloTc
him for adjudication will be adjusted in au itn-
partial aud satisfactory manner.
Nothing has yet been heard us to what action.
the New York meeting has taken in
regard q to the eycners, but tho proba-
biilies are that the action taken ut
Cleveland Was confirmed. Yet with Afr.
Guiltord as arbitrator they Will be able to do
much harm, aud 1t Is only question Of time
when they Will be compelled to submit to the
same rules us now govern the shipments of
other articles than livestock. The fact that the
rates on dressed beef aud meats were not
raised as demanded by tile cycners shows tllat
their influence is mostly gone, aud that they
will be allowed to carry out their threat to stop
evening the livestock If such rates are not ad-
yapceQ.