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WASHINGTON.
FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT

WASHINGTON Nov. 8, 1879.
JOHN MEREDITH READS RETIREMENT FROM
PUBLIC LIFE--A HIGH TRIBUTE FROM TIN
STATE DEPARTMENT
letter received here states that John Meredith
Read. late United States Minister to Greece. was
in Switzerland during the early part of October,
where he had received numerous attentions from
prominent officials Of that Republic. On the occa-
sion of his resignation communication, of which tho
following is extract, sent Mr.. Read from the
State Department. in recognition of his eminent
services to his in the various diplomatic
positions held by HIM
The manner in which you have conducted the
duties OF Minister or this government i'll Greece
been such to merit hearty approval. and the
patriotic sacrifices which you have made i'll order
secure without interruption. the representation Of
the United States in that country entite you the
respect and commentator of your countrymen. It
gives great pleasure to repeat upon the occasion
OF your retirement from your present position. the
frequently expressed satisfaction with which this
government has regarded your conduct of the
interests intrusted to you during period of
eleven years IL the foreign service o. the country
performance of tho delicate and important
duties of Consul General in Paris during the Franco
Prussian war was such to call forth the approba
ton not only OF your own government. but also of
the French and German authorities. and your sub
segment service as the diplomatic representative OF
the United States in Greece has received the frequent
commentator of this government While the gov
eminent il thus deprived of your services an i'm
portant capacity cannot but hope that you may
still have many years OF happiness and usefulness
before you and that your country may continue to
enjoy your active interest in all that its
prosperity
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VIRGINIA.

In Virginia one-half the State Senators and . full
list OF members of the House of Delegates will be
elected The new Legislature will elect q United
States Senator to succeed Robert Z. Wihers, demo-
crat, whose term will expire in 1881. In the last
Legislature the republicans had four in the Senate
and nine members i'll the House. The present con-
test lies between the forcible readusters of the State
loch bill.
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NEBRASKA.

the state University and county officers will be
elected In the election year ago the republicans
polled % 9bG votes. and the democrats and green.
hackers - i9l. For supreme Judge tho republicans
have nominated Amasa Cobb. the democrats Elger
Wakely, and the greenbackers. John saxon For re-
gents of the University the republican candidates
are John H. Carson and Joseph w. Gannett tho demo-
cratic candidates. Alexander q. Bear and A. Sawyer,
and the greenback candidates. Thomas Gibson and
I H. Woodward.
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 8, 1879.
The following transfers in the Fifth artillery are
made First Lieutenant G.. W. Crabb from Battery
to Battery d. and First Lieutenant John Mo.
Clellan from Battery d to Battery d.
Captain Arthur w. Allyn. Sixteenth infantry, has
resigned and the President accepts his resgnations
to tax effect April 30 1880.
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NEW JERSEY.

Six state Senators. all its Assembly and some
county officers will be elected in New Jersey. Tho
Republicans in the last Legislature had ono majority
I'm the Senate and six In the House. Nine of the
fifteen Senators who hold over republicans, five
democrats and one an independent democrat The
senators chosen to-day will participate in the cleo
ton OF United States Senator in 1881, to succeed
Theodore L. Randolph, democrat.
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JAMES ADGER q CO.'S FAILURE.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
CHARLESTON, S. c., Now 3, 1879.
Messrs. James Adger 4 Co.. who suspended pay
ment September last. have filed statement showing
their liabilities to be S160OOOO and their assets
$1.30OO0O They have assigned all their property
Mr. Ellison A. Smyth. Of this city and meeting Of
creditors will be held the 8th inst 1t is the gem
eral impression that depositors will be paid in full
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In Wisconsin the election will be for State officers.
aportion of the Senate and entire House of Rep
resentatives. In the present Legislature the repub
lcans have majority of fifteen in the Senate and
th1rty-two N the House. In 1877 the vote for Gov
ernor was :-Repubcan, rs. 759: Democratic 20 4s6;
greenback. 26216. and prohibition. 500. This year
-FOUR tickets are in the field, the prohbtionst
didate for Governor being w. Il. Bloomfield. The
remaining tickets are
Republican. Democratic.
Governor William 4. Smith james G.. jenkins
Lieut. Governor. JAS. NJ. Bingham. George H. King.
Secretary OF State. Hans Is. Warner. Samuel Ryan.
Treasurer Richard Guenthcr Andrew Haben.
Attorney General. Alexander Wilson j. VI. Smith.
Suptof Instruction WIN. g. Whitford Edward Soaring
Greelbrck.
Governor. ........... ......... Reuben May
Lieutenant Goveenor. Ny iam L. utley.
secrctary o. george w. Lee
Treasurer Peter A.. Griiths.
superintendent of Instruc tion. W. Ii. Searles.
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MARYLAND.

Maryland elects Governor. three State officers,
onehaf its Senate for four years. and all its House
for two years. The Legislature will choose state
Treasurer and United States Senator to succeed
William Pinkney Whyte, whose term expires in
1881. There three tickets in the field, as
follows:-
Republican Democratic
For Governor. James A. Gary VIM r. Hamilton.
Comptroller Samuel Mallaen. ..Thos. Heating
Attorney General. Frank NJ Darby Chas J. NJ Gwnn.
Grecsbdck
For Governor. ............ go. Howard Meeks.
Comptroller. .............-B Everett Smith.
Attorney General. .Epaphroditus Swinney
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The republican candidate for Treasurer Is Samuel
Butler. the democratic Daniel o. Barr; the green
back. Peter Sutton and the prohibitionist, William
l.. richardson. In the election for Governor last
year the republicans east 319. 400 votes. the demo-
Gratis 2JI .l37. and the greenback party. Sl75o.
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MISSISSIPPI.

Mississippi will choose nearly one-half OF its Sem
ate and full House. and the Legislature thus chosen
will elect United States Senator to succeed Blanche
X. Bruce (rep.l. whose term expires March 3. 1881
The people will also vote upon proposed consttu-
tioual amendment providing for biennial sessions Of
the Legislature and tor biennial elections. Ii the
amendment be adopted tho Congregational and state
elections will the date. In the present
Legislature there are two republicans in the Senate
and Ave In the House.
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PENNSYLVANIA,

The only State oficer to be elected in Pennsylvania
10 state Treasurer County officers will be elected.
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CONNECTICUT,

In Connecticut there will be elected eleven State
Senators and all the members Of the House Of Rep
resentatives. In the present Legislature the repub
licans have majority in the Senate and 40 in the
House. giving on joint ballot republican majority
OF so. The Senators to be elected this year will
participate the election Of United States Senator
to succeed william W. Eaton (dem.l. whose term
expires in March, 1881. The Senatorial candidates
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY NOVEMBER l87sTRIPLE SHEET

Wards R-ps]ieln- Tamsaany. A"A-4a"1na.t
24-} t....... Henry Haifen. WIN. Caldwell
CIVIL JUSTICES.
III c. Langbein Leo C. Dessar .Chas. d. Ingersoll
Io-Jas X. Angel IS. NJ Chris. G. Clarke
KINGS COUNTY CANDIDATES
The polling places of the 172 election districts OF
Brooklyn will open at twenty-six minutes TO seven
p. NJ The candidates to be chosen are Register
County Clerk. County Treasurer. supervisors at =
Large, Commissioner of Charities. two Justices or
Sessions. three State Senators. twelve Members OF
Assembly. Mayor three Justices OF the Peace
thirteen Aldermen and thirteen Supervisors.
n s1Ts;
James Howell. franklin woodruff John W. Fiaherty.
ohn rsasi f q @ s ssse Harrington
hss ksn1A Mark Mark R ssSsrs
G S,u;.r.
Thomas Carroll William Il. Ray. Rodney rhursby.
Charles B. Elliott, w. l. g. st ears Coli K.vannagh.
James Ryan EDWARD 4 L Linton William Mcmahon.
Adolph Gubner. W. ii. Rogers. W. Sherlock.
Gillian schenck. Charles schurg, J. J. Mccormick.
J. B. Myeusorr a. e. x s..f,ssh'' H. Anderson
5-w.W Goedrsis.E +; 4; shresdor...
l~J. G. stanley . W. F. libby.
4 I Sheridan.
6-P j. FULLY.
IA Getting ........G G. Wren. ..........
g. ID. Lindsey.
o. q. II. Russell....
lO-R j. Newman II. " r. Talmage..T. " p. Talmage.
IL W. II. Warning ID. w Tamadge.
12-E d. Benedict....J. Cornelius.
Wdrds Aldermen.
l. T. ID. Diinon.
William Dwyer.- George Sterling.
4-R0bert Black. James Given......
6-James Kane......
S-John Mcintyre. David s. Arnott..
10-John H. o ames Watt. Philip Casey.
12-James Donovan lothian W. Barley
l4-Felix Doye.......
l6-Philip Schmitt. M. j. Petry.......
lS-Thomas Bowens. Geo w. Williams
DR. >. Roberts...
22-Wm. Ferris. VIM. A. Fritz-....
24-Patrck j. Kelly ohm Dryer.......
Supervisor
/. IN P. Schenck.. 90. Allen j. Ormsbee..
3-Edward Lauer.. Joseph QUICK.
5-John Cullen.
7-Geo Malcolm ..James K. Pratt.
ED. c. Murphy.
11-John ii. Doscher James Sample
49, Samuel NJ. Weeks.
15-Peter F. Cullinan.J ames c. johnson
17-Owen McDrcen. Stephen Clark.
19-Jno NJ. Rankin. Alfred Hodges.
2l-Geo w. Anderson Stephen c. Philips
23-Thos V. Rutan.. John H. Atwater.
25-Jas. Fitzgerald. Peter Van Cott...
Independent republican nomination.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY CANDIDATES.
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MINNESOTA.

The election in Minnesota will be for state officers
only At the last election for Governor in 1877 the
republicans polled 57,6i4 votes and the democrats
40 2l5 votes. At the election for auditor last year
the repu blicansvote 1885 and the democratic
39.72l This year four tickets are in the field. the
prohibition candidate for Governor being W. W.
Saterlee. The other tickets
Republican Democratic.
Governor ....... John - Pisbdry. Edmund Rice.
Licutnt. Governor Chas. A. Gilman. Il. p Barnum
Secretary of State-F Won Baumbach. Felix A. Borer
State Treasurer Charles kitteson. L. T.. Cowdery
Attorney General. Charles NJ start. p NJ Babcock
X. X. CommssionerWm. II. Marshall. Col. VIM. Colvl
GreenJock.
Governor. ....................W William Meighen.
Lieutenant Governor. ........J. N. WestfatL
Secretary OF state. a. L. Lane.
Treasurer b. .Joscph GOar.
Attorney General. ........ oscar stephenson.
Railroad Com sioner...... .Ebenezer Ayres.
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Elections will also take place to day in ten other
States of the Union. The nature OF the contest in
each instance is set forth in the following enumera-
ton Of the States referred to-
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MASSACHUSETTS,.


Massac husetts elects full board of State officers
Executive councillors forty State Senator'S $40 Rep
resenatves and county officers. In the last Legisls-
ture the republicans had a majority of % in the
Senate and 1870 in the House. In the election last
year the republicans cast 134.725 votes for Thomas
Talbot for Governor. Josiah q. Abbott, straight
democrat. received 10.162 votes. and Benjamin +.
Butler 100, 435 votes. Aonzo A. Miner. prohibition
list, received 1913 votes. This year there five
tickets In tho field. namely
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The freshest and finest candies to be found
at Marshalrs.
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THE NEWS.
Sudden Death Of Vim. Mckee,
one Of the Proprietors Of
the St. Louis Globe
Democrat.
Brutal and Fatal Assault Upon a
Long Island Lady by Her Hus-
bands Hired Man.
GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

New Orleans, Dec. 20.-The grand jury
indicted Chevalier Jumonvilie. formerly
cashier Of The Canal bank. on the charge Of
embezzling $4,000 in 1876. J%nmonville il
said 10 be in Havana. The grand jury also
indicted Jules Train for grand larceny and
instructed the district attorney to Gle infor-
mation against Col. Roderick Seal Of Mis-.
sissippi, charged with malicious and false
imprisonment Of J.. l.. Rowland formerly Of
the Banes hotel, Mississippi City.
Cincinnati. Dec. 20-Geo. Price, colored,
convicted last Wednesday Of the murder Of
Willie Black. tobacco merchant, last sum-
mer, was sentenced to be banged on the
28lh Of next May by Judge Longworth OF
the court OF common pleas this forenoon.
Port Huron. Dec. 2O-Jas. Mulligan, Q ga
loon keeper at the foot of Butter street, shot
and instantly killed Chss. Howard, 500 o!
Hon. Henry Howard Of this place. at two
o'clock this morning. The deceased with q
companion had been attending q 4 dance, and
went TO MulIigan's to get a lunch. Finding
Mulligan's place closed they knocked for
adm,ttance aud upon being refused. started
t, leave. When about 80 feet from the saloon
Mllligan stepped out of an upstairs door
anl fired, the bal striking Howard in the
back If the neck passing out at the corner
Of the mouth. Mulligan gave himself up
and says he shot to scare. not to kill.
Clifton, Ont, Dec. 2O:-Leavitt, who as.
saulted DR.. Newnurn yesterday in Stamford,
has been held to await the result Of the
doctors wounds. Leavitt says he was under
the conviction that the devil told him to
kill the frst person he met. Before attack
ing DR.. Newburn, he struck with an axe at
Mr.. Ro~kelly, but she avoided the blow by
falling on the ground.
New York, DEC. 2O.-During the temper
airy absence this morning Of Frederick G
Werner, of Long Island city, his hired man
Max Hess, entered the house aud approach
ing Mrs. Werner told her he would murder
her if she would not give up the keys of tn,
bureau. She refused and the servan
knocked her down. He then sprang on heI
aud drawing a long sheath knife plunged il
into her throat several times. After that
he took from her pocket the keys and ran
sacked tue house. A quantity of wearing
apparel and $3.50 in cash were the plumber
Obtained The police Of this city and Brook
Ign are looking for Hess. Mr.. Werner i
not expected to survive her injuries. Be-
eides the stabs in her neck, the woman il
cut on the face and arms. Werner hired
Hess at the Castle Garden employment
bureau.
Chicago, Dec. 2O.-Frank Percy anc
Frank Van Osdell, worknen, while repair
ing the elevator gear on the 4th floor o
Will ans building, Monroe street. fell frou
. ladder at one o'clock this afternoon. VaI
Osdell is dangerously injured, and Perc,
was almost instantly killed.
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T~ELecRAPHIc

HANLAN-COURTNEY FARCE.
Boston, Dec. 2O-The company that linked
itself Wit. the Hanlan. Courtney farce again
offers q prize of five Thousand dollars for a
FIVE mile race on June 18th, 1880.
OBITUARY.
St. Louis, Dec. GOWN. Mckee, senior
proprietor of the lobe Democrat, died very
suddenly Of heart disease about l o'clock
this morning, aged "a.
GOING TO MEET DE LEssEPs.
New York, Dec. 2O-The following off.
Gers Of the Panama railroad company will
sail Monday for Aspinwall to meet Baron
De 14esseps and his party: T.. w. Park,
president Samuel c. Thompson. G. A. Hoyt
and j. NJ Burke, directors. MI. Appleton
and Col. Fatten will be q 1.-THE American
party.
NEW RAILROAD ORGANIZATION.
Columbus, o., Dec. 20.-A. syndicate OF
New York capitalists has purchased the
Columbus and Sandy Creek Valley railroad
by taking the entire stool Of the same and
also purchased the road bed Of the old At
lantic and Lake E.ie road, known as the
Central Ohio railroad company, and the
~ stoSO WSl0 VOuoOssO0VSu s0oS usHus uAS
the name of the Ohio Central railroad
company. The directors are George l,
Seney, Watson H. Brown, George F. Stone
E. H. r. Lyman and John T. Martin, Of
New York Daniel H. Ellis. Of Cleveland
G. r. Cummings. of Chicago; Charles Eos
ter, Of Foateria, o.; Samuel D. w. Caldwell
of this city, aud Calvin L. Bryce, Of Lima
Ohio. 1t is proposed to put the road in op'
peration at once. iflocaI assistance is offered
The northern terminus Of the road is Tole
do. The capital stock is four millions.
BREWERS ON A STRIKE.
Cincinnati, Dec. 20.-In accordance will
the action Of a MEETING Of journeyme'
brewers last night, demands for an ad vanc
in wages we're made Of the proprietor Q
Jsckson's brewery this morning, and Ii
terms not being acceded to all he mer
about three hundred in number, struck. 4
similar result followed in other places, an
Al noon the employees Of four or Eve brew
cries had joined the strikers.
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DAY BOARD,
AT Mes Restaurant. $3.50 per week.
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ltuss'a would not break her heart 10 the
probable event of Gen. Roberts column
shar,ng the fate Of Cavsgnani's embassy.

u'"oao'o event OF Gen. Roberts column
SHARING the fate Of Cavagnani's embassy.
ANGLo-FRENcH CONTROL EGYPT.
Alexandria, Dec. 20-All powers which
are present, except the Judiciary system in
Egypt, have sanctioned decree making the
notbschtlds' mortgage the tirst..chfr Re on
tne surrendered khedival estates. This re.
moves the last obstacle to Anglo French
control 10 Egypt.
CESSATION OF QUARANTINE.
Rome, Dec. 20.-A royal decree orders a
cessation Of quarantine for vessels from the
northern pc rts of the United States.
THE TIcHBoRNE CASE.
London, Dec. 20.-Steps for procuring a
writ of error in the case Of Arthur Orton,
the lichborne claimant, were taken by Lord
Rivers and Guilford Onslow under advise.
ment. Dr.. koealey applied for a similar
writ 10 1879, but 1t was then refused. 1t liz
stated the case will be taken to the house of
lords for final decision, and that DR.. Knealy
will exercise his right a. a member Of the
irish bar TO appear for Orton before that
tribunal.
BIsMARCK SICK
Berlin, Dec. @.-Bismarck is again 81
verely ailing Of rheumatism.
STARVING MUssELMEN.
ConstantinopIe, Dec. 2O.-The Brit ish
ambassador has authorized the British con.
sui 10 East Roumelis to use the remainder
OF the relief fund iu'aid of starving Mussei-
men refugees. and has tcleRraphed Mrs.
Burdett Coats for assistance.
GEN. BRIGHT TO THE FRONT.
London, Dec. 2O.-An official dispatch
from Gen. Bright. dated Dec. 18th,
Informed the vicerOv OF Ia
dis that If Gen. Cough was unable
to force his wav to Cabu! with his brigade,
be (Bright) proposed as soon rs arrange.
men's could be made to hold the pusts from
India TO Gundamak and advance on ca.
bull.
NEWSPAPER CoNFIsCATED
Vienna, Dec. 2O.-The Presse was confis'
Gated yesterday by the police for reproduc
ing an article from Paris Figaro insulting
to Gambetta.
St.. Petersburg, Dec. 2O-Several officer
Of the artillery engineers have been arreste,
charged with completely in the recent nihi
list attempt on the CT ara life at Moscow
The winter palace is now Illuminated al
night with electric light az q precaution.
RELIEVING SUFFERERS
Berlin, Dec. 20.-Requesi,e measure
have been taken to prevent any dangerou
extension Of the prevailing famine aud di.
essein Sili.ia. R.vage- have hitherto no
oeen extensive and there need be NJ fea
now that dan ger will develop. The pr,
vincial authorities have voted 1900, O0'
marks for directly mitigating the hunger q
the sufferers, aud 100000 marks for I'll
constr uction Of roads and other relief work
The emperor placed at the unconditiona
disposal Of the poor law officers 1000, OO(
marks, which had been contributed in com
memoration Of hi. golden wedding. Genel
GUS sums have likewise been given by othe
memt er of the royal family.
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ON A STRIKE.
FOREIGN.
GOING 70 THE n

GOING TO THE RESCUE.
AmherAsburg, Ont, Dec. 20.-The steam
or Excsl.ior leaves today to attempt the
reacue Of the propellcrs Milwaukee and
Maine 10 the ice 10 lake Erie near
Colchester.
RUssJAN PREss INDIGNANT.
London. Dec, 90.-The Russian press II
very violsol 10 t,s criiicisms on 1 .irs ID
A~feAssMtss. The Gazette de ~. Peten
burg says: We most candidly cosfsss lhs|
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DREssMAkINe AND srAMpIxG.
GOODS.

A LARGE ASSORTMENT, just received a
n the New Jewe!ry Store of
VAN CoTT, CLARK & Co.
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e..

Mobile, Ala, Dec. 20.-The steamboat
Mldgit Barker. just arrived at the wharf
from Montgomery. caught fire and burned
to the waters edge. About 100 bales of
cotton were destroyed.
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WANTED.
A FURNISHED ROOM, suitable for sleeping |
"A apartment. Enquire at this Office.
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY
Nicely repaired at the new Jewelry store of
~ VAN COTr, CLARK & co.
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SEWING ES,
A THREE.QUARTE CABINET SINGEI
n Machine. entirely new for sale at
CONGLETON'S DRY GOODS STORE.
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A GENTLE STIMULUS.

Ia impaired to the kidneys and bladder
by Hostetter's Bitters which is most useful
in overcoming torpidity of those organs.
Besides ~infusing more activity into them,
this excellent tonic endows the m with addi-
tional vigor and enables them the better to
undergo the wear and tear of the ~discharg.
ing function imposed upon them by nature.
Moreover, az they are the channel for the
escape Of certain impurities from the blood,
it increases their usefulness BY strengthen
ing and beautifully stimulating them. In
certain morbid conditions Of these impor-
tant organs, they fall into a sluggish state,
which is the usual precursor Of disease.
What Then can be of greater service than a
medicine which impels them to greater &C.
tivity when slothful? No maladies are more
perilous than those which affect the kid
neys; and a medicine which averts the peril
should be highly esteemed.
What is the use of cumming it when DR.,
Dix, at his office in Sawyer's block is in.
sorting the BEST QUALIFY Of artificial teeth
at fifteen dollars per set, reports to the contra
~ Notwithstanding.
The freshest and finest candies to be found
at Marshalls.
DAY BOARD,
AT Mc's Restaurant. $3.50 per week.
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WANTED.

Eagle House.
WANTED.
A FURNISHED ROOM, suitable for sleeping
IA apartment. Enquire at this office.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
A MEETING OF Observation-Disclosures OF
"A the First National Bank of YanktOn. dakota,
day evening. at z O'Clock, January sth 1880,
for the purpose vi clecting a board OF directors
". H. McyAY,
YanktOn, Dakota. Dec. 18th, 1879.
NOTICE.
HAVE THIS DAY Al'POINTEDT. Y. Doud
1 OF YanktOn, my general agent for the sale
ing notes, etc.
Summit Nurseries. Minneapolis, MINI.
WANTED.
A GIRL COMPETENT TO DO GENERAL
II housewnrk, and willing to go to Springfield
Apply at this office.
" WANTED.
A COON HoUsEKEEPER, to 90 to Fort Ran,
II dan. Inquire of
A.: w. LAVENDER
WANTED.
A POSITION AS BOOK KEEPER. Terms ,c
"A suit the employer For further information
inquire at this Office.
CHRISTMAS GOODS.
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GOODS.

A LARGE VARIETY just received at the
IA new jewelry store of
VAN CoTT. CLARK x Co.