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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-27

ININE FARM FOR sALE.--A FARM oF
l. "NG uUNDkrD AND > AlY-rw,, to- sCnEs
- NsW Caste Cuuuty, D.i UM th- road lrAdins from
Delaware Guy to NeaAtk from Jasters' u -. rrs
Corner Tweu , (2U) acres WOODLAND Gctd Frnms
Bu ldinss len sefssi ApPLr AND PEACH Tko Rs
frioo low. Terms cas-. ppyio
WILLIAM CALHOUN,
Al 0 ueai the pr.nlaag,
or,o wM. MO ULLLY co,
oe-sl COS usrk.t st,eet, Wi,uinstoI usl
INOK SALE OIt EXCHANGE FOR CITY
Il PKOt khIi-A lara Vi aeieSin ,pl oqu, ,bimink
iundrei. on .snl Nsiuttef i-a ffpm 1own..nd sta
tiun. On laWare hartsd. 400 Peach TfseB, in bear
lug. New duuse aud Barn.
prics low anu teruib moderate
For partlouIarh appy 10 TuO5 s MERRITT,
Mdd eto~ Il, Del,
or MrCAULLEi a Co,
noT2l 500 Market s't0,t wilmington Del.
EOn sALE.---A VALUABLE RESI-
Il bESG,, with session > ,h March, on Masn-
nsion sire between sih aud Ii i1 feet rcut, ru ming
tn ugh 10 JtHer sreel sh tAule in rear on Jevr.
son street. Price $500. Appiy 10
W. Nr CACLtEY & co,
Jan5) Real Esia Ds-rrs So Market al.
IyOR RENT.--A LEATHER FACTORY,
Il on Fourth stree, h-tNe-i Madison al Monroe cts
Apply TO W. McCAULLEY & Co.
oe5l tut Market Str e., Wilnington Del,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-27
Corrected by o. Chandler 4 Son.

pAcIFIc MAIL STEAMSHIP ComPA-
l. Hf's THROUGH LINE
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-09-29
THE RADICAL DOCTRiNE

radical mass meeting was recently
held at Fort Dodge, at which Probably
A. W. Hubbard - did no, speak, but the
renegade Gov Hahn, of New Orleans, did
This fellow belongs to the class known in
the South as mean viii 'es '-bigotted,
ignorant and superstlious- and general y
considered as one grade interior to the
negroes in point Of intelligence and self
respect. A the champ ion Of this class
Hahn is in favor Of giving the negroe s
the right to vote and granting them 9th
or civil privileges, which will produce an
equality between the races, and thereby
give him and his party some distinction
by raising them to level With the negro,
and dispelling the prejudice against them,
and the contempt which they have here
toiore been looked down upon BY their
coIored brethren. His speech at Fort
Dodge was wholly devoted to the adroca-
cy of negro suffrage and haudlin abuse
of President johnson, denouncing him
as a traitor, murderer aud drunkard
After the speaking, crazy preacher
named Taft, of Humboldt county, moved
vote of thanks to the speaker, remark
ing especially that bis motion included
Oh Endorsement of negro suffrage and de-
nunciation of President johnson as .
traitor. In putting the vote, the chair
man requested all in favor Of the propo-
sitions to rise, and every radical in the
room, as one man, arose to their feet, and
the vote was declared unanimous.
Denouncing the President Of the United
States as traitor, and l.yor:ns the ex-
tension Of the right of suffrage TO negroes
are cardinal virtues 10 the eyes Of these
treason mongers, the radical disunionists.
Progress The mahogany colored ton
Of New York have opened an elegant
banking house. All the officers are full.
blooded offsprngs Of African ancestors,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-09-29

An ag"n, Of 'hr Railway Passenger In,
~urancr company, having issued accident,
tickets to several passengers on the train
ort"e' keno>hA and Milwaukee. ap-
rroauh'H AZ g i'lIy Lady who /, after
ward, npp"ArrI WAS deaf
Madam, w""'d va like 10 insure
aga'ns, acctd-n'o impaired The as-n,
Ut the same tim" exhibiting his ticket.
IL got my ticket II, krnu,hA
Not II railroad ticket, ma tam wait,
70 Know 1t you wonld like to iuSur. YOU,
lite against accident
IN going to . hho>h to visit iar,er
VIII 5 'natr;e! up thar, and has JUS, go,
IA baby
The agent ra'S.d hi- voice little:
" ""ii You like 10 insure your lite
agaI'-t accI1r.t?'
She's been. married two years and a
hall, aud that : Ihr fast rhIli Il "A ral ="
Agent sill Io'dct:
am an ru~urnuc" agent. m ui.m ::
don You want TO iusur~ your lite u-t.!.>t
accidtn,2'
">he got along first Ia'c, ana j. dy.uy
as we'll Is could De exp-c'"i
Agent at the top Of b voice.:
IN an Insurance agent, madam
can insure your lite against "A, cidr,1tI =
80 dIIn understand You, sail he
old ally No her name is Jvhns
my nam" is EN"us. and live Ave miles
trnm kcn">Aa
EAH AGENT.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-09-29
"BRICk" PONIkROY.

Through the court. sy of friend We
nave been permitted to read Il late copy
OF " Brick pOmcroy paper. the laCross,
WIS. Democrat, ard from II ". copy the
following items:
Brute Butler is so biz thief ,ha. his
admirers do no. visl, hm TIL they h,y.
'eit their va'uables III some secure place
There were many Representatives men
IN the NJ an White Convention at phila-
delph'a There was Darky nou.las,
CROWN. Hen Anna Dickinson. Bess,
I'ntir, Syph' tic Morton. Clown Barnum,
Drunken Yates, and Beezbub Brownlow
Who cares for taxes ? as the Radicals
shId III utgrr~S wlt II they voted TO raise
their own pay to five thousand "A year,
Butler aud Schenck came mo the DIS
loyal Niger Convention arm in arn -
The Boston Post says they represent the
army aud knav-y.
One of the contributions to the Paris
Exhibition is to be a bottle of vinerar
Manufactured from the fruit of he sour
apple tree on which Jeff. DAVIS Is t., be
hung. Erchanye
lhrre Is another curiosity t, be on ex-
hlbinon to rhnny Crapcnu show shop
which will attract about as much atten.
non--a stolen spoon returned to It's own.
er by the thief, Ben Butler 1t is pcrhauS
as we'll to saw that old tock>cye tuuut It.
WAS y plated article, ami that IS why he
returned it 10 the man be hookeI Il
from
Bread and Butter The Rumpe turn
up their noses at the idea Of bread and
butter. Now it seemeth to Us tina, bread
and butter is better than trump steak"
or Niger hash-the dinner and dessert
OF the radicals
Iai"abfe Hecips To make bread. use
white flour. 10 make butter, use whit.
milk or cream, 10 make up a bread and
butter party invite white men.
Another good dish, 'pu'ar with mig
gers, radicals aud bumpers generally, j.
niger soup, with Niger roasted, bo,vA,
stewed up from the pulpit or on bureau,
with little aump stew, or Rump gray,
We prefer bread and butter, and . white
mans patty.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-09-29
TIE MS.

House rents 10 Mobile have advanced
400 per cent.
Nearly six hundred prisoners are on
the Dry To'tugas.
Norway pays the ministers Of the gos-
pei larger salaries on the average than
any other na,ion-average $1,000.
More damage has been done ty light
ming this year than during five ordinary
years.
A California paper notices The birth Of
child with one arm under peculiar
circumstances Queer place for an arm
The entire fortune Of an English lady
who lives in great style, consists ia one
0, the advertising columns Of the London
Times.
a chap 10 Milwaukee, who was fined
ten dollars for quarreliny, asked ali in
the court to take drink
Tn" Maine and Vermont elections sig
nifty that Maine aud Vernon, want the
senate to pass MUrriIIy tarff-nothing
more.
What's the difference between Mr..
Jones and bis little Digs taiI2 Joues
keeps horse, and his dogs tail keeps d
Vaughn
The black republicans profess an ar.
dent love for the loyal' men Of the
s"utb, and yet when those "loyal" meu
are elected to congress, they are r"fu ,ed
admission. Adopting A. Wards form
OF inquiry, We cannot heIp asking & why
is this thus q
A revivaIlst in Binghamton. n Y, en-.
counterel IL large SIZED African, and
asked him: My good man, have vou
found the Lord - 10 whi.h S,mto r.
piled IN surprised maLnyr: GulIy,
massa, is de Lo:d lost ~
A chap inquired at the post cite" IL
Erie, the other day, for a letter fer 49, H.
~ Hogden.' He was told there Wa
none Look 'ere,' he replied, N,1}.
a"gr}lv, "youve hexamined the hudn
lr't.t t"r my name. 1t DON, commence
"'th 4 hAI1vn Il brgins .nh "A no =
loo" N the OF" hats rot the hos T.
A Red RIVER IA y, thinks he has found
ParahSc, liar hjm No income tax :
IA" lnterna1 r"Ntnp' n.' spies t. see if
GA tie It Il irI, nj ~ >ntd4y: ln si,rcIn!
pol''c, no DIG tax, g.. InI tx. >clu"'
tax or bounty tUn1. >;lA 50 r,d ". IT.,
The lndians and hAll-hrv,l~ can: t. ,r.,.
greenback from another, 50 all uu! .:Ir>
are tens
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-09-29
IT HURTS HIM.

In bis St Louis speech, President John.
son said that God being willing, will
kick the radicals out of office jus. a. fast
as can Acting upon this determine
ton. he has projected the toe of his boot
with great force against the seat of honor
Of Lieut.. Gov. Cue, sending that worthy
sprawling a considerable distance beyond
the reach Of the honor and emoluments
of the Fort Dodge pos. Office The ap-
plca,ion Of official sole-lea,her to a spot
few inches below the ornamental
buttons on bis coat, sorely dstresses che
Lieut.. Governor. After gaining = per-
pendicuIar position, ard rubbing the con-
fused parts, he writes doletu||y 10 bis pa
per, the North Vest, as follows:
Our paper barely pays expenses, and
under Lincoln's Administration through
the influence of leading republicans, the
pos, office at this place was given to the
editor Of the North Vest. With the help
from this source, we have been able to
enlarge and sustain our paper, and thro
it, advocate what we believe to be sound
republican doctrines. A bullet from
Wilkes Booths revolver, made Andrew
johnson President. An assassin's knife
frightened Seward into the ranks Of the
rebel sympalhisers. Andrew johnson
followed hun, and is now engaged in
kicking out Of office ito use his ele-
CANT language) those who voted for him.
and placing in office those Who denounced
him as a drunkea Tennessee ,aIlor.''
We really feel sorry for his Lieut.. Ex-
ceIlency. It is probable that his sure,
riors gave him no part in the robbery Of
the Swamp Land, the Contingent or the
Orphans Home Funds, and be may ac-
tually need the revenue derived from the
post Office to furnish the motive power
Tor his stern-wheel radical newspaper
concern. But thea he should he manly
in bis adversely, aud not make himself
ridiculous by boo-hoong SO Justify, He
hould take philosophical view Of The
matter. As be was s,ay-at-homr pa
trlot during the war, and now calls The
President traitor, he should not make
such u fuss about yielding his Office to i
brave solkier. who will vote as be fought
for the restoration aud perpe,uiry Of the
whole Cuior.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-09-29
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low A lTE. MS.
SELECTED FROM THE IOWA STATE REGISTER.

sELECTED FROM THE IOWA STATE REGISTER.
They are again having cholera in
Davenport.
Daniel Sumner, of Pella, charged
With sppropriatng to himself $50 be
longing TO another man, has been ac-
quilted.
j. s IIawley, has been elected May
or Of Wapello
A male i'nposter, dressed in female
garb. has been selling corse,s to the ladies
OF AhamoSa, and has been around to see
that the c"rsets fl properly. The scamp
was detected, and fled before there was a
chance TO arrest him.
WIN. Solver, shot at Georg, Ecke,ly
in Vinton, and missed. George turned in
and whaled William JUS, for The fun cl
the thing. William got licked, and then
got into Jail.
THE Fairfield Ledger calls Yankee
kohnson's show nine consolidated hum
bugs.
- David Powers, citizen of Jones
county, was found dead day or two
since 1t is supposed that be had been
attacked by ft
Seven head e valuable cut!l, were
Killed recently by li-hlning IN Louisa
county. la the aggregate they were $500.
H. G Buell., supposed to be "a thief
and gambler, has come to grief IN Du-
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-09-29
lead CENTRE
rH DRUG HOUSE,
The oldest and by far the most ex-
tensive Drug Establishment in
the Northwest ear kent's
Mammoth Drug Store,
No. Is Pearl St.
HEAD CENTRE
We Mean what we Saw !

We with to call the attention Of the
public to the fact that we hay. on hand t he most
extensive assortm"n, Of Fancy and Staple Drugs
and Druggists sundres ever brought west Of Chi
cdgo. Our entire stock has been bought. recently,
in the Eastern market, far ctst. and as lar as
Str'cHy pare drugs have rule. in h. market ANY,
thing we have g will sell rs ID," a. any hons.
west of fhirtg" can sell the quantity of gods.
"" hAN" sold goods here during tn" pamy days Of
tract" in sioux Cry and if the present force Of
"nh"n'Iing circumstances compclls to sell Z. ODDS
'r ANY lnd"iinit" period time, ut cost, b".pU,
w. ''nh No. "a" H"nf tie pressure. At least g
VAN g. n'nu" t." Il" :" while We last. We mean
t" ~" 'tt,.r> tu,'I that will sell our goods when
a customer "iu"> III to buy. rsry hp,y fDr cash.
"" with i"r II particular attention to to our
J"hl imt department We keep on hand a large
and extensive stock Of fun Packages which we will
sell t" retail dealers at ~ per cent Chicago
wholesale prices, addtng freight We are whole
SAFE agents tor A!t' aud jaime" preparations
1idiins l. Co.,. tuh ard l,pv ,i,r,d extracts
which We furnish at uiAmuta, iI.l"r>' prices with
freight added "" s"lirt iIuiu luyr,s AN exami-
nation Of our st"ck and prices
Cash paid for B""sNax, Gen.inr ard Srncka
>nak" I"nt. 'HAS KENT
pNEsCEIrrio><.-Gri 10 kents and have
Your prescriptions c"mpoun led This ,lr,ar n.ent
.: "n I'">'n"<s "" have allied up with great care
"HI ~ h All III" late improvements in tn. ant #
IT,, i"r 49, m,"r in"., and placed it under the i'm
h"i'''"' care Ah' management Of an experienced
Fr'rt" II h"ml- TN" proper an, seirntihc at.
lnINfH' II Hfr1rii'~ !rI nf prose- ript ION is #
very =tr't l''r.'an'" t" ,h"~" having occasion to
NJ" tt"'m ami r'Hnig"o a Thorough and practical
kn"" ledge # rt'''' I''r' n'I"a' chemistry. We
have rci, rr;lrl,,, l lrIt.t,. IN being ALL. ia So,
il TIM llunrh -: oar business
VIII" has made It i >ir"ltitH '.I the last - wears
and "" t""irN"r! 'nrd"1'e' III ASSURING the public
that their IN. dIrncs w.H t. ~, uia:,, and .,i-,-
'i1'A|lN dispense
Head C-ntr" y" i, Pear 3m
Never buy an article y"n >o,'r want,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-09-29

The Dubuque Herald says, "the kind
Of radicallsm represented at the South
ern Loyalist' convention may be seen
from the following sen timent, classically
uttered by Rev Florence Mccarthy,
who claims to be white man, at a COL
ored Baptist convention in Richmond the
other dsy:
He was in favor Of the equality of the
colored man with the white man before
the law; and that, further, be thought
that he should be socially, civilly and
politically their equals that for himself,
he considered them his equal, socially,
and that he had much rather associate
with them than with the dirty Irish and
Dutch.
There il no installing this language,
and there is no doubt tina, it is what every
radical leader in Iowa would cay if they
dared to-do 90.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-09-29

The radical disunion congress at its
last session. made the following appro-
prja!ions:
For each congressman (ex,ra,) $4,000
For each negro soldier, ....... 3ur
For each white soldier, ......... 100
These appropri atoms very apt|y illus
trate the sent iments Of tho radicals They
love them elves best, and therefore ap-
propriate to themselves extra pay to the
amount Of about $4,000 per annum.-
Next, they love the niger. and give him
$500 bounty; whilst their contempt for
the white soldier is shown by giving him
the pal,ry bounty of 800. This is radical
honesty and radical justice. Reader
will yon vote to keep such a party in
power?
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-09-29
NJ q bile <D,tttiune

They are having Il s"n,Ltiuu in N ni}.
about mans cpmnI,>. ~ sui de as ,.f
ting OFF his own bead, and then h.uInr +
so ehectual that they haven't uvvu attic
To hnd 1t since. Inls is not S, wuu.irr-
tul IA circumstance as a friend If ours +, -
lat'S, tina: happened Mt the Sauie ST.,
Marie, Lake SUPERIOR, las, summer Au
lndIau there, who had lived unhappiIy
with lIlty or SIXTY i'errnt >unaws, deter.
mlu,d UVoD >NIGIde. u, suing that ~
ont sulI be able to i1rntlt> any Der ION
OF HIM, he Gu, Of both hi legs and car
ricd them about five mics iutu the woods,
on foot and alone He barred them. and
then cut off both his arms, uhlrn h" car.
RED some tive miles further Aud hUriri
Then, cutting out bis tongue that b.
might be unable to tell any one hnm he
might meet who he was, he pros rrsiri
several miles further. chanting his IrAti.
song as he went. lie finally cat oil his
head, and after amusing himself for >om.
tim" kicking 1t about as a football ma
h!ng TIA" woods ring til the shouts Of
morrlment, he bid it m the trunk Of
tree, ana then digging a grave with his
own hands, he y)t IN covered himself
up, and planted n veyy handsome tomb
stone at tn" had of his grave with bis own
hands. Where 'syour Mobile m'n now?
->s>.
The radicals nmphantlv ask if We
have heard from Maine. Yes, We have
heard from Maine. AMI frequently too
We heard from Name when the British
invaded our territory in 1872, and the
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-09-29

bahUlA VII i. sept. -. 500.
Ma. EDITOR - Pursuant to previous
notice, Hon. Messrs Morton and Mar
quet'e held their joint discussion last
evening in this village. Quite a crowd
assembled, and we we're much pleased to
see the number Of ladies' who graced the
occasion with their presence. Hon
Messrs. G:itiey and James wore elected
to preside as the m0leratots of the meet
ing. Mr.. Marquette opened the debate,
and spoke with com nendabie animation
Candor compeIs us to say that be set
forth the adical doctrines with clear
ness and force that did him homer.
But when Mr.. Morton opened his bat,
teries, the audience were profoundly i'm
pressed. He pursued bis argument with
majestic tread, and so thoroughly de-
mollshed the specious reasoning of his
opponent, that it seem ed TO US as though
many felt they ought at once to range
themselves under the glorious banner of
the Philadelphia platform.
The fruits Of this triumphant discussion
will be hailed with JOY on the day of cleo.
ton. Our cause in this region Of the
Territory has the bright promise ef signal
success. OMEGA.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-09-29
Siout Gitp 4rgisttr
SATURDAY, SEPT. 20, 1896.
THE NE w =.

"Col' Henderson, Assessor of the Du.
huque District, and very silly aud brain
less radical, took offence at an editorial
article IN recent number Of the Dubuque
Her aid. Meeting Mr.. Bowman, one Of
editors of the Herald, on the street on
Sunday morning, be made a furious as
sault upon him with heavy walking
stick, aiming several murderous blows at
his head. Bowman warded off the blows,
derson would not listen to reason, con-
tinuing to WELD his bludgeon, until Bow
man got his "blood up went into the
valiant Colonel, and by few we'll direct
ed blows, set him SPRAYING into the
gutter. These radical traitors, although
making frequent investments in tn at line,
have never derived much revenue from
mobbing Democratic newspapers and
whipping Democratic editors in Dubuque.
A large conservative mass meeting was
held at Boonesb 70 last Saturday. Telling
speeches were mad by Gen. Benton and
Ma; j. d. Thompson, Union candidate
tor Congress. Boone county viii! give a
largely increased conservative ma GRITTY
this fall.
The Soldiers and Sailors convention
at Cleveland last week was largely at
tended by the fighting soldiers Of the late
war. Gen. Gordon Granger was perms.
nent chairman. Resolutions were passed
indorsing the Philadelphia convention,
aud stating that their object in enlisting
in the late war was for the purpose OF
sustaining the constitution and the union.
Dispatches we're received from various
quarters expressive of sympathy with the
objects of the convention, after which the
body adjourned sine die.
More than one hundred removals Of
New York postmasters We're made on
Wednesday of last week, and about fifteen
hundred removals Ct Internal Revenue
officers.
Gen. futile is making a glorious can
vas IN the 9Th congressional district Of
this State, greatly TO the terror of the
radical dlsunionists, who in their fright
have sent abroad for help in the shape of
public speakers. futile election is con.
sidered certain.
A great rain storm visited central Ohio
and Indiana last week. Reports Of dam
age to railroads and crops are disheart-
enlng. All communication, by railroad,
between Cincinnati and Dayton, Indian
apolis and Chicago was cut off for several
days. The town of McPhersonvlle, O.,
opposite Dayton, was at one time ten teet
under water Thousands of acres of corn
were completely submerged. The dam
age can be estimated only by millions.
Maj. Gen. Couch has been appointed
Collector OF the port of Boston, 10 place
of Hannibal Ii. Min, resigned.
The election in Montana Territory on
The 4,h inst, resulted in Democratic
victory by a majority of 1000.
Florida papers say that the island of
Dry !ortugas was recently fired upon by
strange craft bearing the confederate
flag, and DR.. Mudd, who rs confined there,
was severely wounded
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-09-29
EBR ASlkA COkRESPO n DE G T.
DAKOTA CITY, Sept ., 1866.

DAKOTA CITY, Sept p, 1866
Mr.. EDITOR On yesterday We elect
ed the permanent officers OF our tipu1ish-
ing johnson Club. Hon. rhos l.. G1i'ey
was elected President Joseph Brannan,
Henry Ream, and John Cavaraugh. Vice
Presidents; Cha. D. Martin, Secretary
James Q. Fisher, and Barnabas Bates
spending Secretaries.
We Will make our nominations this
week for County Officers We feel quite
sure of elec,ing them by inspiring maj
critics. DELTA.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-09-29
HOW THEY STAND.

A dispatch from Washington gives q
list of So Ma ior Generals, and 152 Brig
adler Generals who support the Presi-
dents policy. Every officer named 10 the
list was prom oted for "galant and mer-
itorious service ia the feId,' or " for
faithful service curing the war" There
is no question as to the political position
of the gallant men who fought the battles
and Won the victories in the late war
They fought for the restoration and pre-
serva;ion of the whole Union, and they
will vote with the party which holds to
the doctrine promulgated by Congress
during the progress of the conflict, that
when the South laid down their arms and
submitted to the authority of the Consti-
tutiep, the rebellion was at on end. and
the Union restored. Reader, if you want
to vote with those who conquered the re-
bellion, vote the National Union ticket.
1t has already taken $4,000 to paw
off the extra appropriation for extra pay
TO the very extraordinary congressman
who voted themselves &5 900 q year and
seventeen months back pay!
A western paper strikes the names of
two suascribers from it's list because they
were recently hung. The publisher says
he WAS compelled to be severe. because
be did not know their present address.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-09-29
FOR : Al.a.-CllEAP

cn) ACRES If l'rairie Land in Nebraska g.
CoDiniIes l. ON St"uN city, equal in quality TO
any in ia" Territory. Also, loo acres IL tin. Dor
For further information eulnire If
JOAN Ct RRIER
Sioux City, March 10, 1865 3m
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-09-29
G A DOW NEI & co
Dissolution Notice.

\'rl'E is hereby given that the co. y, rtn.r-
~Hr heretofore existing between the uudcr-
$3.50" 4, n"t"r ia" name If &. X Smith 4 Co in
''' II" "a" steve business, his day diss Owed
~ inHtn1 consent An unsett led accounts with
i'' "j' hln' can be settled with either of the un-
e. >tfn"d. {, X. SMITH,
'hh" II 'N"h JAS. VI. COLLAMER