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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-23

TRIE RAILWAY.-Trains leave Depot foot OF
H Chambers-st, Pavonia EerTy; -, s.,..u.. r,.,,..
7G A. Day Express for Rochester, Buffalo SaAahea puh'
and Oh points Wet and South. 49, w
g.9D a m WAY Train. daily 20 Oisylle -.
ion n F,prrs. Vail Budso Salamanca and West
.. No.. Way Train, for Mitdletown ,,.s.,
$50 % ~. Way. for Port Jersi-, Newbufgh Naiwtus
$50 D. ~. Ssht k1pess, BuAao sanal.s .i1 puuAHh
In a. Lightning Exp-es daily for Busso Salamanca pun's
md oil points Wet and South -
d r. ~ Emyant Train, da'y, for the Wet 80 ~ e,... . A,
-pre,. Trains run in die1t come 9n p W 0e SUM-
W. r. Barr, GEM Pass. AGENT "
\ ONG ISLAND RAILROAD, Spring lime Iable
from May Leave James zip, y ~ oi sc o. Ini
sTsv setons 1870 O. m for and taons - u re-
prss rains fo Greerponi 4p p o. Syos' 81 ~ Vsbsi
HUDSON RIVER aud HARLEM RAILROADS
On and Monday May w. 49, trains ot Albany sud TOY
oonnecng with Nortlem and Weea tiain vi" es'e Ne"im on
5Sa m R1p4e train via Hudson River Railroad Ihfiie,hs'
Te Buhao and Snsfcfs9n bde without
ehsnrc Of Troy with Trans of Rutland bar
10 N Mail train via Hudon River Rlfolf come ngU Albany
trains for tie North
II A. NJ Express train Haem Railroad I've Y rihf ana
Fourth Chatham Win Noein hlhoau ip Leo
Toy with c Saratoga SPRING. huud Burlington ana Mon
H. FIpre. tsln via Hadson River Rshod connecting q,
Iuy with TAIN, fol Wet aud Troy with trains for MonireL
M EStess tain yia Harlem Riosd soaneeng 81 Chatham
with Roadf0r Lebanon spiinE ana Iie =" hipAhy
for Wet, AID At Troy win ua' 'o NUM- ps'"'
"a FIpe.. train via Tudfon River Railroad with sleerngeI
anse Of cab oash 20 Buffalo and supenoa bridge " tnsn'
,scf 81 from SeYott through UsHsay sepns Saturday,
yis Rome W and o. Railroad On Sunday Con
neotion for Troy will be made At T. Albany.
River Railroad with attached
arriving Absny and Troy 10 tho nornhs ard connecting with
w w = vASnxAlIl.I. ysaRasAss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-23

BANANA NEW-ZEAIAND AND AUSTRIA
1 LIAM ROYAL MAIL COMPANY. 80
OPENING OF STEAM COMM NlCATlON BEIWIEN NfN
YORK AND AUSTRALASIA, VIA PANAMA.
Tie servre Company vii be commenced IRON fst
an, TO ellington NewLesand the 2fh q june by ie steam
,ip oowed by tie kAlROURA on the gan - july
Peu.ers and goods win be- IwaTeed Wellington 70 Aulh
land eo Nelson C8nteoury sydney Melbourne and oer p
Of NcwZelnd Au,'ras by the Company lnieiColona
...l
proFres f the conveyance Of p1ngf nd
goods from Gie and ~ all the principal
ports IN he AusIssssn Colonies .t.-...
Tie opening voyegrs ships u conjunction WIN
Pacific Nal Steamship Company WI De a. )o"s
OUTWARD.
Prom New.York. JUre II.
FROM Panama June a.
From Wellington. y H.. Jolly 81.
Arriving at Sydney, Jolly ~ ,,
From New .York = Wellington. 90 days
rom Panama to Wei ngtOn 70 days
10 Sydney Melbourne days diiional
HOMEWARD.
Prom Sydney. Dist May or June l.
Prom wellington, y. T.. June g.
From Colon (Aspinwsll, July H.
Arriving at Eew-Yor July 10
wellington 10 New-Yor a. days.
Wellington 0 Panama, % days. 1900 - III,
From sydney Melbourne days additional Inc service WI"
he continued mont bly, n unison with the foregoing does
Particulars and eight application TO racine DIAL steam
~ 0Dmp1NVS NJ S9 $50 WIN. G. sEALY Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-23
Ew.YoRK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
1866 SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. 1865
COMMENCING JULY 8. 1864

Passenger Station IN kewTor, Twentysevenh ano
Fournavs Lu,rsnce twenty ssvsntnsL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-23

L,IsHING TACKLE Of ever 80 ety Tor SALE by
yah
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-08-14
FARMS FOR SALE.

Laaea.ter. Nov. 1T. Graat O..
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-08-14

ELLENBoRo' BRIDGE-Under the
late legislature enabling Counties to
appropriate more literally than
formerly Tor roads and bridges, the
Grant County Board Of Supervisors
have made beginning at erecting
first rate bridges over the large
streams OF the principal thorough
tarcs-tbe towns, be it understood,
being expected to assist according to
ability aud local usefulness Of such
improvements
The first bridge erected by order
Of the County Board was al Elton
boro', over Biz Platte GA the Lancas
terand Plateevilleroad henry Web
stcr and Asa Smead Ut Beetown, We're
the contractors, Mr. Webster having
drawn the plans and superintendent
tho work. and said bridge being tol
specimen Of the style tor the future
bridge work in other parts Of the
County
Mr.. Webster is known rs perhaps
the best bridge architoctin the County
and for sound Judgment IL to where
strength is needed and supports rs
qaired in view OF safety and durabili
~. The attention Of Town Boards
is therefore invited TO this work II
EIIcnboro, for inspection and criti
cism.
The cost of the Ellenboro' Bridge
was $1,000. OF course no margin
was left TOR profits to tie builders
though it is believed several sucl
works may be erected for near this
same. The County Board design
this work as sample structure fol
several other BRIDGES.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-08-14

see~ The Primitive Mcthodists will
hold Divine Service, at the town Of
Little Grant, on Sunday, September
"a. 4 general attendance is desired.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-08-14
EARM FOR SALE.

The undersigned has bought into tho ,. 2. Thfar2apn
saw ail aa I eovel 70 il. aua Therefore. wishes TO
ae h4 ara situated six miles northeast 81 Lancas
ter 81 thu eouAts as eadlng Eoscebfl eontai'iss
rs enclosed, 80 under Tie psow. good hy
bottom fse ~ gaer aiming thrsslch one fcz
tv tEaa free lrr4 frost fine grove of young timber.
comfortable fansc WITH SIX rooms and good cellar.
efsnerv earn e4fa aRs WAGON shed al under the
roof Per terms aud further information Inquire u D
IT, Buid OF tIe undersigned.
wv LoUsE.
Hurricane Grove, April lsG5-45tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-08-14
GUARDIAN SALE.
FOR SALE.
Thrcshing Machine,

The subscriber Off r. y first rate Pitts 7Lreshng Ma
chine FOR sale The machine is in complete order there
being 80 better .ne il the County ard siiI be sold
elsap for ca.l, Or viii TRADE for other property
SAMUEL W00DH0USE
Taeon Wis July Il, lse5.-s-3t
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-08-14

BE- Dist. Ciegl<s. and teachers in
the towns d lIaztl Green, Smelser,
Lima. Harrison, BoscobeI Hickory
Grove, Marion, Woolman, Muscoda,
Wat.ersiown, Blue River, will please
notice caauec Of time Of holding ex-
animation tor those towns. The
change is made to accommodate the
opening of the Normal School ut
PIatteyillc, September seventeenth,
examination Of candidates for ad-
mission. &C.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-08-14
NANTUAMAKER.
MRS. HOYT

would respectfully inform tie adifs If Lancaster snt
vicinity that she is pored to do all Kinds az iFess and
c loa knaAk king. Please give her call AZ t.
]. 7. AIshx.
Lancaster Wis. June IS. 1866. .2.f
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-08-14

OFFICIAL FLAX PArcu-Addison
Burr, Esq and S. f. elise. a couple
ct County officials who know how 10
pitch II ana Whore have harry ested on
their farm ia Iittla Grant, sixty five
acres of flax, expecting therefrom lif-
teen bushels ofscQd per acre at least
ora crop III 915 Bushels which they
have already sold on contract AT 81,
copper bushe at the railroad station
Their totaleNpeGscs arc estimated
at So ID leaving ac!ear ptodt Of ST.
$50 The FAX seed trade has been
highly profitable tor several years,
but Nc ieap may Be Hat down by the
time farmers tern their attention TO
it, L takes ople q long time to
mosa-a Dong, yer, long time.
TO Z. S. REvENrE TAx PAyERs,-
Dep Collector Seaton gives notice
by advertisement in the HERALD OF
the times and places when and whore
he may BE ioaud to receive the 7. s.
Revenue upon the late a sessments.
Persons neglcctag to come up to
time 10 torlet d flo OF 20 cts, and
ten per cent of tie whole amount
there being d discretion with tile
Collector rom remission o. penalties
and to4iciturcs,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-08-14

Prince AUTOMATIC organs q MeI0de0na
on hand and to rive al the NEW MUSIC at Pub
li-her- rates Pan and Nicholson Cloths and Stools
Musical tn rnctof or the Piano ami Meiodcon OF the
most approved ag,h0ts-
GEO. WALKER.
British Follow Wis. July 81 ls66.-s-tf (
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-08-14
WARM FOR SALE.
CONTAINING 100 ACRES.

rhe subscriber offers for sale His farm situated 80
H. III "a uile AID hall north Of divers Mills III %5.:.
til Town 81 een Maven al.aiupg lands Of vii ~
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-08-14

There two dwellings stables and ether outhouses
tue promises WsteE handy Is each house Tho farm
/. 81 haeel and all under the piogeh, except - acre,
If COOL lotion lrp There - ALSO small Or !, Z,
ehlrd. There TIVE parcels % Timber beiohsg 4 s
ing to tle Fart, which viii be sold with -'s-
L. Terms made kHn "a Application to the IN lersign
"a, residing three mites northwest % Beetnwn
ROBERT HUTt iCR0FT
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-08-14
/ ESTATE OF \ EN
sIATE OF Mi@CoNslN

VI VI tNF \ n
Pa the matter OF the guar'lian-
ship al Julih Newman and
Ida Newman, luinor heirs
led Jeatrs ~ Newman,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-08-14
EARM FOR SALE.
EARM FOR SALE.

Lancaster, Wis. Jane IS, 1866, 2
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-02-10
"ATI.AAric MONTHLY,

No. The meeting Of tbs last Citizens
Congress was Of q very interesting CHAR
ac:er, the debate spirited and generally
participated 10. At tue next meeting The
subject to be discussed is one ef very gem
eral interest, viz: the proprie,y of taxing
government securities. We would sug-
gest to our citizens that their time would
be al leas, pleasantly passed in attending
these meetings, and that i. is possible
that no small share of profit nj h, be
mingled with their pleasure. Our ladies,
too, should not neglect the opportunity
here offered Of encouraging by their pres
enc- q measure which must greatly assist
IN the oratsrical culture Of the par,ic-
pants in these assemblies. Let all who
feel any interest in the matter rememb Der
that on Tuesday evening next there will
be another meeting.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-02-10

~The Ci.izeus' Congress met on
Tuesday evening pursuant to notice, Dr..
VIM. Smith in the chair, G. W. Chamber.
lain clerk. -
Alter listening to, aud accepting the
reports Of the committees on finances and
rules and regulations, the house went into
= committee Of the whole, on motion Of
Hon. l. Penplston, for the purpose of de-.
batting She resolution offered by the Chair
at the last meeting.
Mr.. Chamberlain being called to the
Chair, the resolution was taken up and
ably debated by Mes.rs. Currier ani Saith
in the affirm alive, and Messrs. Pendieton
Tredway and Bacon in the negative.
After the conclusion Of the debate, the
committee arose and reported against the
resolution.
Ga the vote upon resolution, i. was los.
by one vote.
The following resolution was then o.
cred by Mr.. Treadway
That it is the duty Of the genera! Gov
ernment to secure equal taxation on
every character aud kind Of property.
On motion Of Mr.. Pendleton this mo-
ton was made the special order for the
next meeting
On motion Of Mr. Cham ber'ain the
house adjourned to NEE, on next Tuesday
evening, at half pas, seven clock, at the
Cong regational Church.
Since tn above was in type We have
received the following uo,ice-Ep
The next lecture before this association
will be delivered by the Rev. Samuel
Aughey, Of Dakota City, on Tuesday eve
ming next, Feb. Is b, at the Baptist
Church. Lecture Comanopcss a. clock.
All are in ,ted to attels1
The mee,ins Of tn. Citizens Congress
heretofore lixel for that evening, will be
deferred and the time gifts next meeting
will be announced at the close Of the
lecture.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-02-10

pg-GAME LAw-lLe game law went
iuto force On the first day Of January, ex-
ceps so far as applies ito prairie chickens,
which took efrc, on the first Of this month.
The law rsads as follows:
Il. shall be unlawful, excep. upon his
own premises, for u person to Kill, Ell
snare or trap any woodcock, between the
first day Of January and the first day Of
July of each aud every year; any qaail,
rufilad grouse, or pheasant. or wild tar
key, between the first day of January aud
the first day of September of each nnd
every year any prairie hen or chicken
between the first Of February and tho
FIRST day Of August in each and every
oear.
The penalty 6xed for killing. or having
in possession any bird or game ~ above
provided, is 6ve dollars for each odenss.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-02-10
~ W. clip the following items from
the DIk0tiln Of the 3 inst:


the DLk0tiln of the 81 inst:
Rs-CoNxissioNED. - Secretary Sphinx
has been appointed by President johnson,
and confirmed by the Senate, Secretary O.
Dakoss Territory. His com mission is d..
ted Jan. 10th, 1855, and is for four years,
anless o ner removed by the President.
OIL SralxG. "A valuab e petroleum oil
spring has been disc overed near the Po-
poagis river, in the region Of the Wind
River Mountains, BY 4 b. + Idly, Of Fort
Bridgsr, Utah Territory. A claim to leo
acres Of land upon which the same is sit
usted, has bsesn recorded 10 the Office Of
the Secretary Of Dakota Territory.
1. is currently reported that an army
engineer has been appointed Superin.en
dent Of the Sioux City and Fort Randall
wagon road, in the place Of Col. q. C.
Moody.
LAND CoSrEsrs Several important
land cases have been tried before the
Register aud Receiver Of the Land Office
at Vermilliou, within the Pas. few weeks.
Among the most noted are those # Todd
e., Picotte, and Bunker rs Elisabeth
Wambole. The Yankton Town site ca
ses commence about the mid die Of Feb
ruary, involving the title Of nearly the
whole Of the !aud upon which the village
IL located.
We extract the following from the Con-
gressionat Globe Of the 9th ull: Mr.
Burleigh presented a memorial OF the
Territorial Legislature Of Dakota, pray
ing Tor an appropriation to erect Capt.
tol baildinvin Dakota Territory which
was referred to the Commiliee on Terri
tories, and ordered to be printed
AssAULr-Mr. Biselow, ex speaker Of
the House Of Representatives was assault.
ted few days s,nce. on account Of = bill
which b introduced IN the House Of Re-
representatives. paovidiog that no person
should b allowed to vote in Dakota Ter
STORY unless b could read and write thu
Bsglish lsnsuags.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-02-10

o~Our late sickness, coupled with tn

~Our late sickness, coupled with the
fact that It wss utterly out Of the question
to secure tho assistance Of any one to
perform our duties, must be our apology
for tho late nonappearance Of the Register.
W. are now, however, much better, and
hope from this time TO be able to issue
our paper regularly.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-02-10

rsf. As we look ont Of our Office WIN
d w W. often notice the people hurrying
to the store of Appleton 4 Wescot., acros,
the way. An inquiry into the cause Of
such rush to that store develops the
fac. that there is good place to bus
goods.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-02-10

ISAAC G. FURBER, rs. WILLIAM IL FRAN
To William, ii Frame.

TsAAC G. FUKBER, vs. WILLIAM II FRAME
L To William III Frame:
Sir You arc hereby notife that there il now
Oh hle in the Office OF the Clerk Of the Dittrct
Court of " oodbn,y County, State OF Iowa. p.ti-
tien oi Isaac T.. Farbef claiming of tho sl II
eight hundred dollars ~ mnaoy due ier breach Of
warranty In n deed executed by you, and Tor ex
pe,lsee and costs incurred by the sail isaac C. Far
her, i'll defending in a. ton brought by party
whom he had sold Il portion II tn land unI T.
taken ID he conveyed to him by you by said deed
said petition fur her asks Tor writ ui attachment
against your property and credit. Now. unless
you .ppear and answar Ia said pei ion orc nooa
OF the second day OF the term OF the District
Couat TO be besaa ana holden at sioux ui,y, With
( US. Revenue Stamp o. cts ety, OH the third
Monday OF April,
A. d., 1876, a default will DO entered against Won
and Judgment rendered thereon for the full amount
c.ai.Aed tuse her With sntorest and sDsts Of suit
ISAAC L, FTaBER, pi'n'E
Hy his ATTY. JOHN IuhRlER
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-02-10

U-We are happy to see on the streets
again ready for the discharge of their du-
ties our lately recovered county officials
Sheriff Iiasy is getting along finely, and
able to DO out, while Squire Faulkner is
fast coming round again, aud vii! soon
be able to tax. Lis place on the bench Of
Justices. ~
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-02-10

rl- pEEsusAl.--O Saturday last N j
Bracket and Capt Goodr'dCe, A. Q NJ
returned to his city. Both of these gem
tic mer have been abroad for several week.
on visit to the East. We are hap py &c
be able 70 notice the return Of Two suct
peasant v,'.;'em a.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-02-10

s-.- harriet F',2clAcr clipped from my
led anl boar. on or about the fifth day
Of } .ru,ry, $50, without cause or prov
oc:';o", a:1 ns'ice is hereby given that
| " i..vay NJ dvj,s Of her contracting.
JvLlrs FLETCHER.
B:u', Cr>sk .. T., Fec 10, 1856.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-02-10
JOHN HAGT, Chairman.
A. 4. WRIGHT, Clerk.

9~Real Estate is looking up-owner,
OF town property raising on their prices
evsry day; the demand is great, ard IL
gible business lots aiGi cul. to be had --
Hardly a day passes but We learn o. s,me
new conveyance, and =. prices, too, which
a rear ago would have ~rI erred almost
miraculous. Mat Of tho pr perry which
j. purchase y. this tim. is bought for
tho purpose Of bein. improved. NJ oet-
Ter evid' nc Of the prosperity OF cur cit
liens aud their increasing wealth coud be
exhibited than this character Ct iAvest
anent 3'oge Il Co., AMI c. X. Howard
are already securing the s'oHe for the
foun lation Of tho brick block which they
are to build on Pearl Street. John Myers
has purchased the half lot south Of Har-
ilands meat market, for which be paid
$1,000, aud OH which he proposes to erect
. business house. Dwelling houses are
il great demand, and our city is receiving
90 access to its population greater even
than At the time Of its unhealtho growth
10 '57-'S.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-02-10
j. ii. DAVENPORT
LAND AGENT AND SURVE Y0R
CHEROKEE, IOWA.

XNILL pay taxes tl,ronRh out tina State; will 70
w deem lands sold for taxes will buy and sci
land warrants, or locate them commission for
non residents; obtain patents for Goveramen Mt
Lands; survey and examine lands In person, aud
give description Of same, and the distance of the
land from rha county seat, timber, streams, ETC
Collections made and money promptly forwarded
J. II. DAVENPORT
Cherokee, Nov, 18th, lstA-im
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-02-10

Ia The Episcopal Mite Society will
meet at Mrs l.. d. Farmers on Tuesday
evening next. All are invited to attend.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-02-10

nD- Letters remaining UNCLAIMED in
the Post Office at Sioux City, FEBRUARY
End, 1866. TO obtain any Of these letters
the applicant must call for aacertised let
tiers, give the date Of this list, and pay
one cent for advertising. If not called
for in one month, they will be sen! TO the
Dead Letter Office.
Samuel F. Adams, Frauk Aldridxa,
Capt. T. W. Bardick, Wallace W. Bailey,
B. F. Clark, Geo. p. Dorriss, Jesse Davis,
J. W. Davis, Mrs. L &. Ellison, J. NJ
G,rr,t, John Heath, Norman n. Hutch
inson, Svrg. A. b Hearn, Mre. Lou Ham
blsn, John Jaeger, Miss Catherine ksI-
Iinger. George T. Kelley, John Kili|.y,
I. d. Kelly, John Kennedy. Walter X en-
nelly, 4. C. Macready, Jim NJ May,
Joseph Morgan, Miss Churlotte L. Mason,
Henry Mchrdorx, IL. II. Meade, W. Fl.
Marble, 2, Lewis C. Mershom, Joln Nc
CURE, David Matthews, 5, Wm NJ Kin
ley, !, Isaac Patrick, ?, Phillip Smith,
A. NJ. Loyman, W. ". Sweet, Smi,l.
Todd, Miss Mary + Sniler, Willis Trip,
William II Walker William Workman.
Letters remaining unclaimed Feb. 10Th: -
Thomas II. Armstrong, f. A. Blake,
Mrs. Olive Brown, c. L. Clark, Geo p.
Dorriss, Hermann Doebel, Jas. B. Ellis,
Joachim J"sel, William Kenge", Joseph
LIE ,nais q Carl Miller, LenueI j. Miller
2; Capt. j. c. Niche, Will Mckinley,
II. C. Nn!ston. A. c. Quuin,aull. Kober,
Robinson, 5 D. Tarwa,er.
j. G. c. HOSkINS, p. N.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-02-10

rs An effort is making to induce the
Legislature to abolish the Supervisor sys-
TEN.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-02-10

~THE Nrw Fonrs.-By order from
Head Quarters Military Department Of
the Missouri, the three new posts estab-
lished 10 the Distric. Of the Upper Miss
ouri will be designated as follows:
The post ct Sioux Falls-Fort Dakota.
The post near Fire Steel Creck-Fort
James.
The post at Keys. Paha-Fort Poncs.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-02-10
Ike ,Masazines.
"GODEYs LADY BOOK

The February number cones " I'll filed
with rare attractions Cooley should vis,
every family. The Fai!'on; aud Receipts
of one number are well worth ons years
snbscri p'ion.
Address, I. \. Copy.
P'.i'a lo'p's. Pa
'rE:EHsoN' M.GAzlsE'
The February number contains the best
OF literature. This nlyazire always gives
the latest F~-hjon- y, family zhoutI be
wi.hnu! it. This number il very attrac-
tive-contaiuing he best Of stories
EVERY sATUADAY.'
This IS .he name Of nsw re xiv paper,
Of book form and :hir's two pages, jas'
started in Boston by the we'll known pub
listing house If Tieknor AM F.lds. The
price is five dollars a year, but those who
are subscribers to II" Atlantic Mou,hly
or fne Young Folks Magazine, can have
i, at four dollars. By arrangement with
the publishers, va can procure il for oar
subscribers al : jJt FIERY t.ar lay
is somewhat on III. r',n If !.ite'l's Li.-
ing Age, 50 ling and ~ veil known -
II is a r'-pubiicati,n "f the choicest, o.
foreign !,'or~t-re. ana IN FORE: conve.
nisnt t. h..I.- AID t" Pres .vo ",
have received t!c g., and s.cn1,, Aum-
bers and tind Item Iui o: in.ercs'lu. as
tic|es fsom En.ji>h Magazines. etc.
"ATLA>ric MONTHLY.
And now We come TO make mention Of
the "A,lnn,c Moo,hly." the February
number Of which is lying on our table -
The following are the titles Of some Of
the articles Two Pic,ures"-"Ihe
Freedman's Story" THE Origin Of the
Gypsies, "A Landscape Painter" and
Three Months among the Reconstruc-
.ionists.'
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-02-10
The post at Ksys. Paha-For. Poncs.

~SPEclAL MEETING - Council Clam.
Der. Jan. 2lth, ls66.-Council me. at
call Of City Marshal. Present: Aid Ha
~, Cameron, Hu,chips, and Hud,on. On
motion Aid. Cameron was called to the
chair. Minutes Of the last meeting read
aud approved.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-02-10
WANTED


I hereby sisen that the Sioux city Hay Scale, at
l mated on tho leses, is in gsoS wsi sAiAg order
again. Roy~ n - SstN sssso. nssA
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-02-10

OuVIuA OCk. ~ ct.o'
A petition from Z. r. Kirk and others
asking for the prohibition Of he sale Of
. | kinds Of merehsn 1ise drugs exceptrd)
on the Sabbath, va, respectfully received.
o. motion, adj burned to Jan. 4h, a.
clock, p. IN.
JOHN HAGT, Chairman.