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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-12

RICHMOND NSD rs EFtNttt soy
RAILROAD tONlAHf'
COMMENCING SUNDAY, Noy.m.n'' T.
" 1879, trains On his road viii rUn - :o...~',
LEAVE RICHMOND SorrH.
loon n. THROUGH NAIL ,!s;iy. ca. ..>"
for Charleston, >aTaE'-h' ~
and Aiken tvia 'laT.',''A. =.
Jacksonville. Stops oH.t .
aud Manchester, a, III a. Il"..-'''. =
signal.
500 A. NJ, ACCONy0 DhTioN jt.} -
close CONNECTION =. P''i''s
the Atlantic, N'.1!,-a'.}" 81.
railrnaI for Egi,'"'. ...' 80.
Nashville, Ncni ",. ~
FarmY,l!c, and "tA't l'r ~ r,
that road, !nahlas s''.' any, n
any other Haze. ST ''
stations. -, ty
600 r. VI. ACCOMMODATES I"AH
except Sunday. I'a<r-s- ...,..ga
this Train will make ',F
81 Petersburg tcr No.. - ,,r,
1886 p. NJ. THROUGH MAIL da','' 49,,
for Weldon, W!'Ei.hS"1' 49,
Charleston. S1yau&A''. = -...,..,-y
lumh.a Atlartt. Macon " - ..r,s
Mobile New Or!taa'' NJ ..r-
Soufb and SoutB~e~L F''' -
ing-car from a>lI!EI' ~ :, ,....
,niuetor Savannah. ana ,.,r
Stons only 4. Manchester NJ"
and Halfway OF si:Ha''
LEAVE rErEn>BUns NORTH .,,a.
s:s5 A, ~, THROUGH MAIL d"iN t,,..,s al
pnsHmsc railroad tor all t"'nHS' -
Est and Wet. St"lb s. ,ii,''tNsy
Ter and Chester, sud =: -
and a. Drury's BIut. On - -, ,,,,y
o.o.. ". ACCOMMODATING IE.t -
| 90 tcxceut sunday. s!";" l.
lions. .,r\ lS..y
,.,o ". .CCoMMopArICS IR\SN,, V,a-
7AV u" itxcept SUNDAY. step, i',,twI! ~
chester aud Cnc,,ee, Ana ''"''
o.,pa TupoUGH MAI. daily. S,sts "a
s'a' + IL vita RIchpoul, s,reerir& Inns as;
Potomac railroad Tor 81 r W., csBsee-
| and Wss:. Also. naS,ns S GO s,G Js!oo
snn with the Cnesalt"HSs, .- -,I I'D
| , rs,irosd for the VIRGIN siq"ihI,ss ,-a.s
| al points North and W sri chs,,rt, sd
s ~ pSs II Way ard pfun "'1-'
| Signal. s,ra will sI1:l I'VE
! ALL TRAINS leaving rS6ef''' ,.
| sse App9mAtt,1 dxno t TRAINS ieaYe s,,
| SUNDAY EXCuks,o2:Sso p 81; leave 'f''''
Surg s:so A, IL. sIS $50 F. sSssss aSssiDieaLsAs
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The Washington Republican constructs
tie following ingenious acrostic:
-r6JJE0RNTA

The Washington Republican constructs
tie following ingenious acrostic:
CALIFORNIA,
OHIO.
MAINE.
IOWA.
NEW YORK.
q RANT. ..-........
A stranger went into cigar-store in Gin.
einnatt and asked for cigar. Mrs. Meyer
set box OF the weed on the showcase.
''Where is Mr.. Meyer?" inquired the
customer Us he sorted over the cigars.
"Across the street." was the reply.
ssAnd are you left alone to keep sbopt"
he asked. .,4
..All alone" said she.
"Then Pll be going," said be. Where
upon be hitched the box OF cigars under his
arm and yamoosed. He has not been heard
OF since.
Caller to postmaster want to send fifty
francs to my son. How mueh'll it cost?
Postmaster: Ten sous. $500 49, -
Caller: There you are lgiyes him ten
souS}. ..s..,.a--..>-
Postmaster: Ri, there; but where's the
fifty francs? y. ,gt, ,.,y-...,
Caller: w hat ( have 1 got to give you thu
fifty francs too !? ] don't see what saving
there isin this money-order business. Z Z
The person who travels With . ivariesy
troupe and holds an apple on bis head Tor
the g stars = TO shoot OF With rlne, sooner
or later goes TO the grave with 3 bulletin
his skull. Ben. Butler being oslt Of poll
tics noW. perhaps he could be persuaded
TO be an anp,e-hotder for q q crack shots
The variety troupe might not be able to psy
M,.S Jl5,fJa r asf 1nspe "A Saalayy a he WOulC
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SALE.

TREASURER'S SALE.
shall offer for sale, ON FRIDAY, 21st instant,At
~ O'Clock, at Dukes Stable. Franklin street, '.
ONE TOP-BUGGY,"" = 4
new to satisfy llcense-ta1 against William Fl.
Tantum. -. "s- .-.. -, ~
no l2-tds .. S. g., TISSLEl, a. L.
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FURNITURE.

EURNlTUREt @FURNfTUREf-Im-
IL offer for sale 200 Suits of Chamber Furni- @&
ture In price from $23 to 5000, from the best az
manufa ctories East and West also OF my own make,
togeIber with full hue OF Parlor Office, andktchen'
Furniture and every article In the Furnit line.
Also, Cabinet Makers Supplies OF every descrlp-
n ton. VIII duplicate Baltimore prices Parties tn
and warerooms l43S Main street, near Fifteenth
street workshops: Is, 1e. aud 90 north FL feeuth
street. tse 271 WILLIAM DAFFkON.' .
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Leave Richmond AZ.
Arrive At Rurtcr!lle,
' a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Arrive At SHI!l"r.iu,
N3.....,,.........'''
Arrive at DauTiiic.
Nd................'.
Arrive al Green to-
3 ro', y. t............
Arriyeat Salem. y. &.
arrive 81 Raleigh, y.
I .....,..... 80.
Arrive At Salisbury.
y. C................
Arrive n. Charlotte,
y. .................
Arrive at Columbia.
-. 4 .................
Arrive - (harleSt0n,
:. t......... .......
Arrive at Augusta,
Va. ....
Arrive ii savannah,
Jd.,.,..,,...,..
Arrive at Ailauls, TIA.
Arrive At MputgOnlc-
~, Ala .............
Arrive a, Mobile, \ Ia.
Arrive 1T New Or
leans, I.a...,........
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DOR SALE PRIVATELY, TWO a.
II DESIRABLE NEW BRICK DWELL-M3
INGS. ON Fifth street between Clay and Leigh. with
all modern Improvements. Price low ana terms
reasonable. Apply to
no 1885, Real Estate Agents and AIctionesrs.
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4 connects for Milton. \. {.
connects for Asheylc ana al points e. '''s'''-
Sor.h Carolina daily. except sunday. ,
& connects for Maroon and al. p"tns u >"i'""'''
Georgia.. ,,, lI..
rida. . ....r.,,ss
Georgia and Chattanooga. Ha-.,.t.. ,. IA 40
all Texas poinl>. ,...u ,rJ
Fick$burg. .r,....
c connects for Galveston and Al. TEXAS i''..''' .
Trains from the aU0vc-nAWrd point ''l' ."
Richmond al 4:43 i. VI. AMI $3.50 \. W. tan,
Trains between Grecnsuoro anu S"''H 1875 l''
except sunday. ..-.... .,.
Trains on North Carolina diri'ion rt.,f
ton 1T Gold> boro' with the ". Il w H. H. .' '''
from Weldon and Wilmington. ,.,.-,
Pullman Palace prawiug-roor AIT >'""i *
run through on Train No. g from "" ,E. "
Richmon To Atlanta. AMI from ttr'""'' OF"
gusta aud on Train VI" AZ from Ha" ! "'h az ''.-~
InOnd 10 Greensboro. =
Tickets sold 10 all point. south. s"H'h"1>'' al
south west, and baggage checked through.
No lay-OYer checks given on lsct ticnrIs
JOHN K. NatMUED'.
General Passenger ~,
T. NJ z. TALCoTT. General >uor!!nt"n' a..
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BY Paine j. Nowlin, Auctieneers,
No. 1872 Main street.

.. '. BY Grubbs & Williams,
~, Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
THE SANDY-BAR SAND PRIVILEGE
Il Fur LEASE AT AUCTIoN.-By request of the
parties interested. we will sell by auction al ~
Der. at our office. the UhEXPIRED LEASE OF j.
B. Mahoney & Brother of the privilege OF getting
sand from the Sandy Bar property on the south lde
OF The dock.
The lease will run to the LIST day Of January,
1881, and II may doubtless be renewed thereafter.
The value OF this privilege Is we'll known. and In
the hands Of active parties 1t could doubtless be
made very profitable.
TERMS: At sale. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
no. AuctiOneers.
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The fast and elegant steamer ARIEL. Captain
u. G. CLIFFORD carrying the United States NALL
leaves Richmond for asove-naned places every
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY,, anu FRIDAY, at $50
A. NJ.
Fare to Norfolk or Portsmouth,. .........S so
Fare Tor round "trip, unlimited. 90
Fare to Baltimore. Observation-Disclosures. e.. ) 90
Fare to Philadelphia. INSTRUMENTATION. 05
Fare 10 New III 80
Fare 10 Boston Observation-Disclosures. ,.......... II 90
Through tickets sold at CAREERS, 1926 Main street
Exchange Hotel AID On board steamer. Baggage
checked through.
Freight received daily for Norfolk, Portsmouth
Newbern, Washington, and Tarkoro', y. c., and al
landings on Tar river: Washington, ID. c., Hamp.
ton, and Eastern Shore OF Virginia. and regular
landings ON James river. at lowest rates.
l.. q. TATUM, superintendent,
100 Main stree: and Rockets.
]. Y. MCCARRICK. Agent. Norfolk. &C l
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DICHMOND BAZAAR.
N Nos. 143S AND 1440 FRANKLIN STREET.
FIFTEEN FRESH WEST VIRGINIA HORSES
ATAUCTION.
THIS DAY "wednesday, 18th instant, st 10
o'clock, we will sell, as above.
Is FRESH and RELIABLE WEST VIRGINIA
HORSES. consigned by one Of the best judges Of
stock with positive instructions TO close.
Parties wanting stock for their own or for the
trade should attend, as the sale is peremptory.
At SAME TIME
JUMP-SEAT ROCkAWAY:
! SIDE-BAR BREWSTER TOP-BUGGY;
2 ELIPTIC-SPRING TOP.BUGGI
/ FLIPTIC-SPRTNG OPEN BUGGY;
/ GROCER'S SPRING P-WAGON;
MARKET SPRING-CART (new);
SKELETON WAGON lin hrst-rate orderl.
Thesc vehicles are well worth the attention OF
those wanting irst-cass work.
. JOHN B. DAVIS, Proprietor
Z, B. COOK, Salesman. no 12-1t
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

TRACT OF ONE HUNDRED AND SEW
Il ENTY-THREE AND 4 HALF ACRES OF
LAND IN HENRICO COUNTY. ON OAK
SWAMP, ABOUT SEVEN MILES BELOW RICH
MOND, ADJOINING THE FARM OF LOUIS
WAGNER AND OTHERS, FOR SALE-I am au-
thorlzed by the who resi- at the North TO
sell this tract of land ut the low price of S3 per
acre, If immediate application he made; APP
ply to w. GODDlN,
nol2 ct Real Estate Auctioneer
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NLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP <>eFFg
" COMPANY. sSHfbsaSS
FOR NEW YORK

This company will dispatch one of their splendf
steaIners-OLD DOMINION, WYANOKE. Isaac
BELL, and RlCIlN0ND.cvery TUESDAY
FRIDAY, and SUNDAY Al high water.
These ships are entirely new, and were built
pressy fer this route.
They hive splendid saloons, sate-roorns, and hath
rooms.
The fare, accommodations, and atten tlous are IN
SurIasSed.
Ships going north land at Pier 81, North river
foot of beach street. Ships coming south sail from
Pier 43, North river, foot of Christopher street.
Freight received unJIi > Z. NJ. DAILY.
Freiyhts for points beyond New York forward
v:h dispatch, and no charge made except acsda e..
penses incurred.
Cabin fare to New York. sl2 stAarase, IS an,
as.
For further information apply to
GEORGE w. ALLEN & CO., Agents,
nv 10 Office Corr Sany's Wha rves. RGcketta
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NTANTED, A FIRST-RATE COOK.
fyWhSHER and 1RONEK. Apply at ol2
west Grace street, with recommendations.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-08

bolss horse got away with the Lodi mar,
and carried OF thestakea. Twas half mil,
dash, catch weights, the frat one in. 10 wiz
and the last M to lose. In the way o,
supplementary proceedings there was a live.
" eight between Johnny Fox and a Clay
county granger, in which the granger come
out the winner. Parties Who we're present
say that the supplement was more enter
tanning than the regular edition.
Bismarck Tribune, October 81: The
secret Of Johnny Bars success at horse
racing was fully demonstrated in the recent
smashup, in which Capt. Maratta figured
prominently. He turned his horse fra, and
thus gets the lead. If any one attempts to
Plus him. "Jack" is induced to crowd his
opponent to the wall. This explains the
capsize of Capt. Maratta's buggy
and the promiscuous scattering Of pieces Of
he ehafts. wheels, etc last Wednesday.
Go and hear Mrs. J. Ellen
at the M. e. Church
Tomorrow at IL a. m.
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PERSONAL

L. E. Gibbs, Of F~landreau, is registered
ri the Jencks.
r. J. Stanley. of Vermillion, was amons
last nights arrivals.
Lieutenant Squires ha. gone to Rock
Island to see q friend.
Mike Miller, Of Sioux City, is attending
to the wants of his Yankton customers ia.
day.
Dan J. Stafford arrived this morning on
the steamer Meade, direct from the Black
Hills.
T. B. Raymond,o of the Climax restaurant,
returned last night from St. Louis. bringing
his family.
Antoine LIE Claire, formerly interpreter
at Crow Creek. is in town az a witness Of
the up river caeer.
Captain w. S. Evans, president of the
Coulson line, is in town, the guest OF Com.
modore and Mrs. Coulson.
Colonel Peck left for Sioux City this
morning, and docs not expect to visit Yank-
ton more than once again this season.
Mn. Mary c. Huntington, mother Of the
murdered George Landphere, is town and
will remain during the trial of Beebe for
the murder.
Billy Hicks will start for the Black Hills
in a day or two and will 5e zone about .
month. He will make the trip on horse
back, all alone BY himself, and the judg-
ment of his friends is that he is thereby
sure Of good company.
Thomas Donaldson, of Washington, D.
c., one Of the land commissioners appoint
ed by the last congress to enquire into the
workings of the present system of surveys,
is in the city on official business.
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Go and hear Mrs. j. Ellen
Foster at the M. T.. Church
to .morrow at IL a. m.
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
NOVEMBER

MEETING.
The board met last evening at the usual
time and place.
Messrs. Dewey, Sanborn, Kingsbury,
Edmunds and Ward we're present.
Measrs. McVsy, Trip and Livingston
absent.
The executive committee reported the
completion Of the work of Improvement in
warming and ventilalinR the Walnut street
school house and the bills for labor and
material in accomplishing the same we're
allowed.
Bills for blanks, for cash expenditures
during October, and for school supplies
were also allowed.
The Pennington petition, for free tuition
Of employee. was further considered and the
case continued to the December meeting.
The financial report for the year. v
November l, was read and ordered on file.
Adjourned.
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FROM FORT HALE.

A Batch OF Items Relating to Garrison
Life.
Fort Hale, d. T.. Nov. 2, l879-Mn. Gel
Lugenbeel arrived a this post yesterday, pc,
steamer Western, no doubt making glad the
heart of our respected commander.
The mechanics employed for the construc.
ton Of the new quarters for the command
ing officer are proving their ability, ~ the
building is progressing finely. They are
being assisted BY several of our pos. me.
chanics.
The"boss professional striker"has through
some petty misdemeanor forfeited bis posi-.
ton and is now ranked as high private.
Sergeant Kramer has been detailed in
command Of the Island, relieving Sergeant
Boggs, who will now for the first time since
his arrival at the post, be found for duty.
Improvements continue to be the order Of
the day. During October new quarters for
the quartermaster sergeant nave been finish.
ed, as also the new a%djutants Office.
Target practice and skirmish drill, inter.
spersed with numerous fatieues. vary our
usually monotonous soldiers life.
A few members of our garrison have re.
ceived summons to appear before the U. s.
court at Yankton and will no doubt leave by
first down boat.
Col. Shafter and Lieut.. Smith, with an
escort Of 16 men reached this post this p.
m. After an inspection at this post, they will
proceed to Fort Meade D. T., where the
colonel will inspect the remaining compan-
les of his regiment.
Sergeant Abbott Of the Fort Randall com.
bination troupe is one Of the c~olonel's
escort. Yours,
CASINO.
Go and near Mrs. ]. Ellen Foster AZ the
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Yankroa u VOTE.

The ResHlt 40 IL Appsars Srom the Oeeroal
The official canvass Of the vote in Yank.
ton county. on the 4th inst, has jus. been
made with the following result:
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
Robert J. Gamble. 653; 8. L. Sphinx. $50
Phil. X, Fsolk. 1.
o PROBATE JUDGE.
Leonidas Congleton, ISL.
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
s. W. Howe, 1893; w. b. Valentine, $50
Michael Stoller, L: Louis Michael, 8;
George Bremner, L; d. HI. Dietrich. /
Cap. Lavender, l g. A. Wetter, 2; G. w.
Roberts, l; Capt. Finotti, i ; Leo Biermeyer,
Is; Henry Meyer, /.
FOR TWO JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
E. c. Walton 726; John Aassth 72s; A.
Wetter l; James Fox A; Enos Long 2 L.
Biermeyer 8; Brow 1; G. ]. Kadish l J..
R. Gamble IL; A. Scion 10; G. Long Q;
George Kingsbury 2: John Spring !;
Maris Taylor l; L. B. Scott 3.
FOR " coNsTABLEs.
james E. Hardin, 6s5; Theodore
Momme 72s; Leander Lane /; Frank
! ; g. A. Wetter Al ; John Spring
Is; Gus Seibert 8; VIM. Warner l Fred
Z; James Noonan 8; Harry
Wynn l P. c. Conway IA; NJ. Jenkinson
l; A. L. Human 10 Robert Cox l F.
l Capt. Stockwell 2 L. Biermey.
er l T; George Brown l Wm. Powers l /; j.
r. Gamble 3.
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FAT PEOPLE EASILY "sunsravck"

Fat people are not only liable to sudden
death from heart disease, apoplexy, ETC.,
but statistics show that they are more liable
than others to "sunstrokes" and affections
arising from extreme heat. An extensiye
experience in the treatment of cerpulencs
has resulted in the introduction of Allau's
Anti.Fat, q safe, certain, and speedy remedy
for the cure Of this terrible condition. IN.
use insures a reduction of from Two to Eve
pounds per week. II ~corpulent people
who are exposed to tho rays of the nm
value life, and . comfortable existence. let
them use Allan's Anti.Fat. Sold by drug.
Rists.
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Go and hear Mrs. J. Ellen
Foster at tho M. e. Church
to .morrow at IL q. m.
THE RIVER.

The steamer Josephine passed Yankton
agency at nine o'clock this morning, COM
ing down.
The steamer Nellie Peck, having com.
pleted her seasons work, left for Sioux Civ
this morning.
The steamet Meade arrived this morning
from above and has gone to Sioux City to
lay up for the winter.
Sioux City Journal. 7th: Col. Akin
says that . letter from Col. G. K. Peck, the
manager Of the Peck line of boats, states
that Yankton offers to bnild ways for
his boats if they will be repaired there this
winter. 1t certainly behooves our business
men to do something 10 secure tho winter
Ing of the boats at this city. There was ex.
pended on the i've boats here last winter
ter about $500. It IL the intention Of Col.
Peck to put new machinery into the Meade
and probably to iengthen the Terry this
winter. Probably $4,000 will be expend-
Cd on the boats of this line during the com.
Ing winter. Col. Peck will be 10 the CITY
to-day. and 1t 10 70 DO hoped that mstters
can be arranged at once, 90 il the weys
built . year ago are used, sone method must
be devised to get to them. Tho small chan.
ne! which now runs at the foot Of the wsys
U lnsumctent to allow . boat to get il, even
Vt the present stage of water. Nat Sykes.
who is good authority 10 oil river matters.
ssys that If . boat 10 backed up into this
channel and her wheel rot to work, she
would cut 9 channel wide and deep enough
70 let oil the boats In to the ways. rs.
owners Of the ways. Messrs. Ssnporu 4 Fol.
iett, say that II the boats can get to them.
tney VIII make liberal terms for their use.
Mnstever 10 done In the matter should be
aoee o. once while the good stage Of water
line will probably be here this week.
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Go and hear Mrs. J. Ellen
Foster at the M. T., Church to.
morrow at IL a. M.
LOCAL

There is snow in the Washington Hills.
- Attention is called to the advertisement Of
T. N. Bray, In this issne.
To-day's weather is mild aud pleasant
but there are wintry symptoms in the air.
The contract for the brick work Of the
Turner'S hall was to-day let to John Mac.
namsra, for 81, 1926.
The territorial grand jury made its final
report late this a~fternoon-so late that We
are unable to procure a report thereof.
The United States grand jury this after.
noon returned an indictment asainst John
tanning for selling liquor to Indian,.
Col. N. D. L. Simpson has been appoint
cd chief commissary of the division of the
Missouri, in place of Colonel c. L. Kill.
burn.
A lively force Of graders is At work to-day
ct the crossing Of the slough near the Tur.
key creek bluffs and will complete this Dor.
lion Of the Milwaukee line this fall.
The funeral Of John NJ. Grady, deceased,
which took place from the Catholic church
Yesterday, was very largely attended and .
long procession Of carriages followed the
remains to the grave.
A grand shooting star exhibition il pre.
dicted BY scientific men for next THURSDAY
night. 1t Is announced to excel ANYTHING
Of the sort which has occurred since tho
famous meteoric display of 1888.
Judge Shannon to-day appointed Captain
c. =. Brooks, Dr.. ]. D. Wood and Samuel
Van osdel a. commissioners to fix the dam.
age on property used by the Chicago. Mil.
waukee 4 st. Paul road between Yankton
and Jim river.
Wilson, the trader at Crow creek agency.
has been closed ny BY N order from head.
quarter. Wanted-a trader for Crow creek
who can attain the Hayt ideal, regardless Of
the pronptings Of conscience or the lose.
winch the business would bring to him.
General John Gibbon. at his NJ request
has been relieved Is inspector general Of the
department Of Dakota, and will reioin hi,
regiment the 9TH infantry. Captain r. P.
Hughes. Of the Sd infantry, ha. been detail.
Cd to take charge Of the inspector general.
Office.
Mr.. J. &c. Norman has purchased til.
entire hardware business Of the late firm O,
Norman 4 Grady, and is dsairous Of ,et.
Ting up ali outstanding accounts ., earl,
q possible. he therefore urges all p.rtie,
having unsettled accounts with the forne,
firm to settle the same without delay.
In Sphinx county no election was held ID.
Tuesday, the officers thereofnos understand
ing that it was necessary to indulge in on,
this year. The officers appointed by tn
governor and BY the county commissioner
will hold over until next year. W. G. smar
writes that the county would have son,
wholly republican had there been an cleo
ton.
The horse race At the driving park cam,
OF this afternoon, - announced, and Wan
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Select School,,
Broadway, between Sd and 4th St,

INSTRUCTIONS THOROUGH In al, depart
/! ments, Arithmetic especially. Drawing and
hmDrold ertng form DO extra charge. An sven-
Ing class IN German and vocal music viii he
formed. Particular attention paid to discipline.
and evening study ct home required.
BOARDING PUPILS
extra charge for wAshing or mendinx. Have ali
the comforts Of home and assistance Of teachen
IN Studies. and organ practice free. Oail on ar
address the principal. y"
l.. JUDD. Yankton. DIT.
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YANKToN, K
Saturday Evening, Nov. 8, 1873.
RELIGIOUS.

Preaching at the Baptist church by the
pastor. Rev. E. ]. Brownson, at II q. m.
and Z o'clock p. m. Sunday school at IL
o'clock m.
Religious services on Sunday BY Rev. W.
II. Jewell, Universalist, corner Of Cedar
and Fifth streets at z o'clock p. m. No
morning services this day. Evening subject,
"The central principal of Universalism."
Sabbath school at noon.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-08

D. ]. Swearingen has opened q meat
market in Stones block on Capital street
Yankton; where he expects to keep q good
assortment Of meats and respectfully solicis
. share of public patronage. Wants to buy
fat cattle, hogs. sheep and calves and a few
good stock hogs.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-08

800 barrels choice apples and so barrel,
Michigan Cider.
J. E. Bruce 4 Co.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-08

What is the use Of cumming it when Dr..
Dix, at his Office in Sawyer's block is in.
sertins the BEST QUALITY Of artificial teeth
at fifteen dollars per Gel, reports to the contra.
~ Notwithstanding.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-08

Call and zee the japanese russ, somethip,
new and nice.
I. PIN L Co.
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Go and hear Mrs. J.. Ellen Foster At the
NJ. E.. Church Tomorrow az II .. m.