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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
OFFICE OF THE EVENING TELEGRAPH,
SATURDAY. Junp o. 1866.

SATURDAY, June 20, 1000. J r
The Stock Market was very duh this morn
ing, with the exception of railroad shares which
were the most active on the list. Philadelphis
and Erie sold at 3Oi@3l, a slight advance;
Reading at 54S@54 44.lOO; Norristown at 65, no
change; Catawissa preferred at 259; Minehil
at 56i; Little Schuylkill at 80, an advance of
/; and Pennsylvania Railroad at 55855E, Q
slight advance; l31 was bid for Camden and
Amboy; 9s for North Pennsylvania, 62A for
Lehigh Valley; 4S for Elmira preferred; and 4S
for Northern Central.
Government bonds are firmly held at full
prices. 5-2Os sold at 1929 and 1905 at 1929 I1Oa
was bid for 6s of 1884, and 96g for l0-40s. n
City loans are unchanged; the new issue sold
at 96S.
In City Passenger Railroad shares there is
nothing doing. SS1 was bid for Second and
Third; 39A for Fifth and Sixth; 60 for Tenth and
Eleventh. 3s5 for Spruce and Pine; SO for Ches-
nut and Walnut; lS4 for Hestonville; and 80 for
Green and Coates
Canal shares continue dull. 26l was bid for
Schuylkill Navigation common; "a for preferred
do; l20 for Morris Canal preferred; IA for Sus-
quehanna Canal and 81 for Delaware Division.
Bank shares are in good demand at full
prices. Central National sold at 49, 14O
was bid for First National; 222 was ibid for
North America; l4l4 for Philadelphia; 124i for
Farmers and Mechanics; 53l Tor Commercial;
80 for Northern Liberties; 800 for Mechanics;
95 for Kensington; 81 for Penn Township; 81
for Girard 80 for Western; 65 for City; and 63
for Corn Exchange.
Oil shares are dull and neglected. Dalzell sold
at 94-lOO and Ocean at 81
The New York Times this morning says:-
The offering OF money to the brokers Is quite tree
and in large sums, AT call, at 66D6 " cent The do
mand to carry forward the Gold Room speculation
affords the best employment but this is not 90
marked as on Wednesday and Thursday. The stock
brokers not large borrowers Most of the specu-
lative raj wavs and especially Erie shares quite
az much wanted the street for delivery as money
to carry them over. A small premium is being paid
for the use OF Erie shares, in consequence of the
heavy short sales recently made at low prices"
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES Toby
Rannrted hu De Haven a. krn No 40 s. Third atraat
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Net increa se

Net increase. ase.....,...........,....10l 665 81
II will be seen bY this comparison that there has
been gain every county but two; that Hudson
county increased more than 33 per cent, while
several OF the other counties have gained than
25 per cent and that the gain in the whole state
has been nearly one-siXth
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Arrival of a Steamer.

New YORK, June 23.-The steamship Mlssjs-
suppl, from Southampton June 6, arrived here
to day,
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The Census of New Jersey.

The Hon. William Mcdonald, State Controller,
furnishes an abstract of the population of New
Jersey in 1866, mace up from the returns Of the
assessors, from which we cOmpi the folow wing COM
palisOn with that OF 1901 ~
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HELMBOLD's EXTRACT BUCHU,


For weakness attended with the following symptoms
IndspOsitIO to ExeruOn, Loss OF Power,
Loss of ldemory, Dilcu ty OF Breathing,
Weak Nerves, Trembling,
Horror of disease WaketUlness,
Dimness of Vision, Pain in the Back.
Hot Hands Flushing the Body,
Dryness of the skin, EruDtions OF the Face
Universal Lassitude PalI1 Countenance
These synptoms If allowed to go (which this M ed-
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FA1UITY, EPILEfTIC FITS ETC,
in of which the patient may expire. VINO can say
they not frequently followed by those direlu dis
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INSANITY AND C0NSUMPTIONp
Many are aware OF the cause OF their suffering, but
will confess The records of the insane asylums
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The Constitution, once affected by organic weakness,
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II ELMBoLD's "HIGHLY CoNCENTRATED''
IL COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT OF BucHu.

positive and specific remedy for diseases of the
BLADDE 4, KIDNEYS. OR lVkL, AND DR0PSICAL
SWELLlNGs. his medicine increases the powers OF
digestion. ana eXcltes the absofbents into healthy
action, by which the matter of c1csreols deposi ions
and al unnatural enlargements reduced, as well
pain and infamma tion, ahd is good for men, women +,
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES Toby
Reported by De Haven & Bro, No. 40 s. Third stree,
FIRST BOARD. .o !

-Messrs. DeHaven & Brother, No. 40 South
Third street, make the following quotations Of
the rates OF exchange to-day at P. NJ. :-f
80 n Bsnn0. Sslrtag
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AND BEA UIIFYIAG The COMPLEXION. go
Two tabespOonfuls OF the Extract of Sarsaparllla
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Syrup of Sarsaparia, the decocton as usually made
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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-12-01

~ ORE,NANcE No. 35- SECTION -
Be it ordained by the City Coancu Of
Siour City, That Sioux CRY CEMETERY,
on Section No. p, N. f. quarter Of 8. E.
quarter, in township 80, north Of range
No. ~. west of the fifth ?. M, shall be
under the supervision and control Of a
committee, on public grounds, of the City
Council, who shall employ sexton and
other laborers when necessary, and shall
pay them such compensation a. shall be
deemed reasonable; and said committee
shall require the sexton to keep the Gem
etery in good e,der, clear Of brush aud
rubbish to grade and improve streets,
avenues and walks plant, prune and at
tend shade and orna mental trees, leaving
such trees now standing as are suitable
for shade or ornament; Gil snnken graves
raising mounds thereon, sodding the same
OF wing with bluegrass seed; see that
'o"''S'o's ~ monuments are not njnr-d
or misplaced, ana 'aep the fences around
said Cemetery in good r..,;r
SECTION 2. NJ person shall pe hermit.
tod to Dig amy grave without the cpns-n.
Of the Sexton, or, in case Of his refusal,
then CT The committee, who may order the
Sexton to bury any person at the expense
of The city, whose friends are unable 10
pay the expenses
SECTION 3. The committee shall cause
the Sexton 20 keep book, in which lie
shall register the name, age, cause of
death, aud date thereof of each person
buried in the Cemetery Of the city; and
the said register shall also show the nun
Der Of 10, and block Wherein said person
is buried aud said committee shall report
quarterly to the Council The numaer of
deaths, with detailed statement as aspve
specified and the Clerk shall transcrbe
the same in book provided for that pur-
pose aud kept as Il burial record
SEcrloN Blocks from Is to 90 in
elusive, arr hereby set apart and deiicat-
ed as n public turying ground for those
persons for whom 10 other places is pro-
vided. The graves in said blocks shall
h- dug and Numbered in consecutive or
der from the cas-, line of each lot, and the
Sexton shall. erect head and foot board
to each Of said graves. whercon he shaf
cut the humber thereof; and whe,
gave has been made on any lot, BRAS
shall not be permitted on any o,k until
such 10, is full
SECTION 5. The commi,tcgon public
grou,d s is authorized to ~ lois Ia the
Cemetery at ten $50 oWo''Iars e'ch'
excepting lots IN blocktA % SO, 80,
~, 43, Sc. 81, IA, u l's, 1885, l62,
lsa l7s III whiayots shall be sold at
=.waa,s ss-xa,.n, af,r4.. A-A.i. and to exc.
cute deeds Tor the nme, which shalt be
signed b, the sfor, and countersig"ed
BY the Clerk I'D sealed with the City
Seal, and ee aed ia The Clerks Office.
Passed Ne"'er ''"' '"'o'
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-12-01

,vpRGLARy, ARSON AND MURDER At
ov A%A fearful tragedy has been per
I'D at Omaha. At an early hour in
n forming Of Friday Of last week, the
e Of VIII r. King 4 Co. was diseo7-
I'D to be on fire. BY the exer'ions of
<he iiremea AMI citiz M. the fire was ex-
tingnished, and the building entered,
when it was found that W D. Higgins. a
clerk who slept IL The store. had been
murdered. and the safe robbed Of some
$500 Tn porter. who also slept in the
store, vas suspected Of the triple crime.
AMI be was sccorlinglv arrested. The
suspicious We're verified by the evidence
before the enroner's jury, and the porter
is held in close confinement.
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NON Cs:.

United StatNS la nj VNICe,
Nermillion u. r, Ao,euhe. 9th, 1866.
To WILLARD ID. WESTON:
Hyut arr hereby u'ittiod that William W. Adams
/ has tiled his affidavit in this office f. have
HON estetd Entry No +7t made Ly You IN thr - |
day OF uctot or, 4 H. lsjt oa lot two "a OF sous
west quarter of section eighteen 49,, and tn
half ot lot two ~, "f uoitu quarter OF st cion
nineteen tl5b township nn"fy.nne ta!). range Tor.
ty-nine ta9 cancelled ior non-eompliane. with the
Homestead Law.
f"n arc no'he'i TO lie and appear at this office
the 10th day OF Icc"Hib"r, A. u l. S. at o'clock,
2. d. ii said day, h. show cause Why said Home
stead entry 476 tloud 10. ,c Cancelled.
NELSON ii NtR, Register.
GEO. SfiCn NEl, Receiver.
nrJa
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-12-01
~DAEoTA News The stage barn Of
Messrs. uedeaa.k Thom psop, at Yank,on,

~DAEoTA News The stage barn of
Messr.: uedsaa& Thompson, at Yank,on,
s.sessether with all its contents, consisting
Of two horses, two mules, four sets of
harness, end large quantity Of hay, was
destroyed by Gre on the 10Th ult. The
lire is supposed to have been the result of
accident. or carelessness. Loss abou,
81 800
On the following day. the barn of
Capt. Waldron, near Yankton. was igni-
ted from prairie FIRE, and entirely de-
stroyed. BY the same fire he also lost
about sixty tens Of bay, wagon, moving
machine, four sets OF harness, Sc. the
total loss amounting to alb. ut 81, 400, up
on which there was ar insurance Of 800
"A man was arrested at YAnkton on
the 2od, on the supposi,on that he was
fhe one who murdered one Of his CON
.nions in . N ackinaw boat several weeks
so-an accoust OF which was given in
the REGISTER At the time. Al iuvestiga
ton proved him to be the wrong man,
aud he was accordingly discharged,
| They have u wel,-c,nducted aud pop
lular public school at Yankton. On Tues-
Day evening the school gave a public ex-
h'Etio", and Judging from the programme
sublished in the Daholai~, i. was an en-
raining and interesting affair.
The Legislature If the Ter i'orv will
ene At Y~nkton OH Monday next.
Mi. J. Sta" osegusy. "r..ss- -
"A pneiiErs. Todd county, has re>isn-
a special slectioa vas to Be held
'od 18th ult. to f.l the vacancy.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-12-01

.rRsoxH-Cul. James N. Saw
yerfived q, his home in this city in
ths' part Of this week. AS hereto
fore led in these columns. his trip t.
Mont and establishment. Of = waso'
Road flu Sioux City to Virginia City
vas 4 krfect success. and he is conGden
that wien the advantages of this roa.
arc p'anerly understood. it will becom
the mesf t-.oular anf largely travelY
'hcroughfare to sAe mines. For TN -,
df variety, and to see IN ore Of the W.
the Colonel made his home ward r"
So" Francisco and New York. 81"
e0u"'ered very rough and Ferrous
ocean voyses. T
DR.. ca.s's. Kent ,s'xII', .sss ',,
days ago from " pro''ae's 1, ,'s 10 s., 'as
east and north. lie saw p'a'e curing
his sbserce whose adv aud pros
poets are superior to ." OF SIOUX wy
&C. Kirchner, jz De "''s aud ss"''e-
city . viii, ,L;. Eek. He is as jasia' as
ever. and p;v /A-favornble report of the
pro,.er;,, . Clay aud other northwestern
e s,s.sss', ys...
n yBooge. ESQ, .he St. Louis rep.
re.en,<e Of the popular firm Of II. d.
Roo.A Co. Of this city, il with US for
fvays. He is in fine health aud spir.
~ and is greatly pleased with the i'm
@vement and prosperity Of our ei y
Ill have to come and live with US.
d. Lou's y too far from Sioux City to
amouut to Inch.
Me- Dsw.r, Of the Cedar Il. piis aud
River hilroad Company, is in
own. ~"
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We Mean what we Say !

We wish to call IT, attention OF the
,,,,,,;. b., ,,, far, that have on hand the most
cx,cns;rs ' assortment Fancy and staple Drugs
, - -, .,I,;. ever brought west OF Chi
cd"o snr entire tck has been bought, recently.
Nv s ~. ras,.rn nthet, FIR cash, and os lo,o as
:" w. .n ., ~ IN have rules in the market. Any
,h; ,e"y p"I, "a will sell to,o as any house
i here Snrns pamS asSs Of
,,..a ;r ELK CITY and II the present force Of
h;inS circumstances compcils rs to sell gods
sr - defin4te period o time, ut cost or be'oso,
~. ~; 10 can stond HE pressure. At least we
I'm Jn'inne to do so while we last. We mean
to <hders TODD that we will sell our goods, when
Homer 'omes in to buy, re,,y to,c far cash.
<e wish TO ctll particular attention TO TO our
dDling department. We keep on hand large
And extensive stock Of full ,ckages which we will
sell to retail dealers at 10 per cent. Chicago
wholesale prices, adding freight. We are whole
sale agents tor ayers and James preparations
I ilhins Il Co.'S fluid and pow dered extracts,
which We furnish at manufacturers prices with
freia Int added We solicit from buyers an exami-
ma lion Of our sock and prices.
Cash raid for Beeswax, Gensing ard sencka
Snake hpot. CHAS. KENT.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-12-01

NOTICE is hereby given. thst Moni,v. the
IN 10th day of Dccshtltrr &c, >p", ial Elect inn
will he held in the several voting precincts III t.
county of N1odhary af their proper voting places.
for the patruse VI donating all right. ,.tle aud
Interest which Woodbury. louuty now has ia the
Swamp Lands i'll said county t. the Union and
Pacific Railroad Company, to aid said Company in
building branch of said Rai.rnal th rough VI cod
bury county, 10 sioux tity, iowa.
rierk's ofhee, sio"x City, Woodbury. county,
Iowa, November i, Is u.
novIo5. FL. LAMBERT, Clerk
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-12-01

It is An old established fact, says an
exchange, that he best bargains can BE-
ohtai lined from those who advertise. The
way to prove this. however. is to try ton
The next TIM you 70 n shopping, or have
any business TO transact. take up your pa
pc ~"a r;ak 'heref-nm a man who adj
ver,ises. and our word for it, You will 90 -.
tain better bargain than you can obtain
elsewhere.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-12-01

Tie traitors Of the Rump onsted Hon.
James Brooks from his seat in Congress
a. representative from the Eighth New
York district and gave it to brain'ess
money bag named Dodge. Mr.. Brooks
was renominated BY every organiza-
ton opposed to republica nism, and was
elected BY an overwhelming majority.
We are glad this course has been purs ued,
for such rebuke is the best answer the
incorrup,ihle Democracy of the great city
of New York could give to the rascally
despots and disunionists Of the Rnmp.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-12-01
Not ice.
U. s. LAND OrFIcF. vERMILLrox,
NnSuu,

U $. LAND OFFICE, vERNrLLIox, DT)
November II. 1866 I
T>O ROBERT II ROHR:
filed his atas ii in this office ia have H,mastaad
Entry No. 3os made by you the 10th day of ap.ii
lsS'. on TIE south west qnarter of section thirty
niue .s wc ahcr m.at' it FL ~,.h
the Homestead Law. -
.ri r. ssss SEA-" ~ n If s otc,a .a. A.
NJ Of that to show cause why said Homes tcad
Entry No. ass should no. be cancelled,
Nelson MINER, Register.
nnvl7Sw CSC. sTlChN EI, Receiver.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-12-01

A gentleman jus, returned from the
North. aud who is quite critic in fash.
ions an1 matter Of toilet, was describing
to lady friend the latest bonnet sported
BY the New York bellies. lie concluded
bis minute and happy artistic sketch, to
which the yonne lady listened with deep
attention. as fatlows: II assure you Miss
-, the New York bellies wear moth.
ing else"-N o. P'cayune.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-12-01
Notice..
y(NO HENRY y PRAISE.

n" HENRY y. PEASE
i Take notice that OF the twelfth day Of No.
yember. A. ID. IS 8, petition was flied in the Land
tt'ice ut Sioux City Iowa. the oh cct of which is
the caneeiati,n Of your Homestead Entry NJ l7s
tn. north west quarter of section -. township
80 rang :, the allegation in said petition being
non re. ide and abandonment. OF said Homestead
for more thn.a six months. You are required ia ap
pear ut the La ID Office the 2tst day Of December
1866 Mt 10 o cIac. A ~. and aefen YOUR title a..
the proof for Gu nee .atiou will then lie heard.
novl7~4w j. yiEBACH. register.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-12-01
r VOLUME EIGHT.


This i.sus -
Tur Rrc,.r..e s the eighth volume Of
Of Il, .-;.,... Wing tho ninth year
" s1'''e"ce WIN !. made in m en-
''rsed form, aud o,ES e :" 81"
appearances. W Improved !"
THs REcIsrEs is = pA =
Sioux City. Its life has 81 ~. 49,: -
ton and the frui.ion Of her ha.. TO b.
come one OF the live and Ieadin s>ci,ies Of
the young giant Iowa.
we have met with a generous surp.rt
'r'" the people Of Sioux City and sor,h.
A"ester" Iowa, and as We have 10 the past,
. We will in the future, exer. all our
rgv and influence tor the benefit Of
material interests of our sdoptet
%.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-12-01

nA- The old cot 'onwood jail at Con- CT,
Bluffs was destroyed by FIRE last Saturday
night, and a man name ed Pieln who had
been committed the previous evening far
being drunk and disoraerly, was burned
to death. He leaves family in destitute
circumstances,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-12-01

A "BrsTrD" BANx.-1, il said that the
negroes of MOBILE estap',shed savip"
hank n short time since. and got arg
swimminslv until CIRCUS came eng,
when the deposi,ors drew all the foney
ont in order to attend
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-12-01

Washington papers say fat new
question will arise a, the n<t session OF
congress Of such impor,are "a 70 over.
shadow aud overcloud al the differences
which have arisen betwee' congress aud
the Pre- ident.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-12-01

N>lice.

TO BUD SEYMOUR:
I f"n arc hereby notified rat ON the 2Sth dav
N'|"m .f 1000 !Ft''i"n was r'-t in the Land
ith"" NJ sioux tttr. iowa askin tor ~. cnncaua-
ton OF N"ur Homestead Entry No. las on do cast
~ 81 h" North east quarter of section s. township
on 81 range ~ the allegation in said Petition eny
non fe>ii"nc" and ah,ntnnmeat Of said Honest. adj
Tor more thaa six months Yen are required TO an.
pear at he Land oac" la Sioux City on the 2si ,ay
OF December. 1855. at 10 O'clock, NJ and de fcn ;,
your hti as the proof for cancellation will thea be
heard. ldecl-3~ r. NJ. ZiEBACH Heris;er
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-12-01

~ Where is Hubl.rd? Before the
election, each issue Of h, Journa. con.
tanned IN announcement tat he had
bought house in this city, ~, tina, his
family ~as expected here daily to occupy
il. But neither himself or his sami'yhoye
como, and since the election the Journal
i significantly mum % the subject. A.
tho organ vas 20 familiar with Hubbard :
Intentions prior to the election, We pre-
sumo il is not ignoran, Of his present
plans. We therefore ask II to explain
Why Hubbard and his family c.nlinue to
reside Indiana.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-12-01

Another matrimoyal escarads is crea.
ting a commoIon j. Louisville. A sick
don Inter has beer spirited away by her
aah"y. hea's md hands Joined, an! an
angry ,ar.nt left in the lrrch -
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-12-01

DJThis Office acknowledges itself un
der obligations 10 Geo. L. Tackett far a
fine turkey for thanksgiving day. Tstke,t
has the blessings Of the printer, which
avai!eth much
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-12-01

oAv The passenger cars on the Chicago
and Northwestern Railroad are running
to Woodbins. Harrison county, within IS
miles Of Council Bluffs.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-12-01

%The Frame work Of Vintan's build
ing on the corner of Pearl aud Fourth
street. was put up this week 1t will be
completed as rapidly as the weather will
permit, @z-. 4... 49,.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-12-01

The weather this week has been deci-
d-dly winlerish. We have h d rain, snow,
and bowling northwest wind. As the
first effort Of winter, it will d..
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-12-01

01- Tor Tail spices, Bridges. Violin
Bows, Rosin, &C., 60 10 Smith l. Moore i
Drug Store. #
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-12-01

ssr For genuine Italian Violin and
Guitar strings, go to Smith Il Meore's
Drug Store. Il
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-12-01

\ 1O- Diaries, for 1867, Of all styles and
f~l'ties, ut Smith L. Moore's. Il
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-12-01

| ~ None but frs,-c class goods a, the
| uir1 hid BoJk Store u Smith & Moore.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-12-01

~The old L,ntofice building has
been removed lr,1h the "bench,' to Pearl
.Iree.. be,sc~s Fourth aud Fifth.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-12-01

A-Upwsrds Of sixty homestead and
pre- emption claims we're made At the Lad
O6ics il this city during the month D
November.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-12-01

lD- For Victims, Flies, Piccolos, &c !,
g. to Smith 4 Moore's. If .
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-12-01
$6l1t Citp 3tgisttr
over Town and County.

\pse finding an on the paper AFTER their
= will bear In mind that their subscrip-
Aebout to expire.