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FALSE CONCLUSION.
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yRoID,s FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU

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Il q cartajn cure for diseases Of the Bladder,
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Diseases of these organs require the Use of q
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No. pinos are suppo ted from these sources, and
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LATEST NEWS.
nv TELEGRAPH.
Terrible Tragedy.

New YORK, Feb. e.
.4r,i5le tragedy occurred last night
a. New Market, ~ y, During the eve
ming ,wo strangers called at the resi-
lence OF DR.. Curie!le and inquired If he
vas Az home. The servant girl replied
no was not and the strangers left. Late
in the evening they returned and awoke
NIrs Corielle. who went to the door. AS
soon as the door was opened they seized
ber nv the throat aud tried to stltle her
screams. The servant girl hearing
,oisa seized an infant and ran TO the
,av+ house which was occupied by
Methodist clergyman, and aroused him.
Several Of the neighbors were at once
yDmnoDed and on reaching the place
the house was discovered, by the minis
,a~ % he on fire, and on opening door
n 81 inner apartment b" Wa nearly
s.tf-d bv q dense column o. smoke
placing himself on The t7or To AVOID
soroca.ion, his hand came ia cantact
w,.t ne body OF Mrs, Corille, which
was partially covered with blood. The
.oro.4 was taken from the room where
+. WAS found and on examination it was
es.a-,alned that she had been strangled
and a.so stabbed in her bEeast-taco
bav4 come 10 lighl which cast suspi
zion on the servant cir. as the muraeres
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SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS Restored
by Helmbold's Extract Buchu.
feb2deod&9weow1y
THE HOUSE OF MERCY,

FOR PNUDIGAI bUhs'
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa, es-
tabished on the principles of hristlan charity,
for the relief and cure of misguided young men,
errors. abuses and diseases, incident to puberty
and esrly life Essays and reports with plan ei
new treatment, sent in sealed letter envelopes
free of charge. Addrt IS, DR.. j. sk iLLlN
HOUGHTON, Howard Association, Philadel
phia, Pa. jl1d&w3m
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WE'LL YOUR NEIGHBoRs

Itis a duty which every one who has suffered
from the terrible rayages of that most horrible
Of all diseases. Dyspepsia, and who has been
cured by Goes Dyspepsia Cure, TO tell their
friends and neighbors of 1t. DO unto others
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Every one thai has ever used ii knows OF its
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Stomach, Heartburn, Cholera Morbus, and we
might say, every disease that arises from dis.
ordered state Of the stomach and bowels.
FEM Il FUTILE, Agent
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- There are few persons Living who would
consent for given sumto part with their hair
and forever wear wig, OF even COnset 10 have
this Glory Of the body changed from its natural
hue to the color that marks age and decay Yet
thoutauds for want of a simple remedy within
their reach, are becoming prematurely bald and
grey "Barretts Vegetable Hair Restorative
il sure preventative costs but a trhe, ant
will work wonders with your personal appear
anCe.
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The DunderbeIg.

NEW YORK, Feb. "A.
The trial trip Of the iron-clad frigate
Dunderberg, yesterday, was entirely sat-
isfactory. During portion of the time
she made twelve miles per hour.
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Georgia.

ATLANTA, GA, Feb. ..
Ex-Governor Brown Of this city will
publish in the paper Of tomorrow morn
ing, a three column letter in which he
reviews the political situation Of the
country and advising the people Of
Georgia to accept the terms imposed by
the bill recently passed by both houses
of Congress.
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pRINE 81 PER Bon. 81 BONES s..
RArCuELOR,S IIAIR DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the
world The only true and perfect Dye-Harm-
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mcnt. No ridiculous tints, Natural Black or
Brown. Remedies the i'll effects Of Bad Dyes
Invigorates the hair leavingi soft and beauti-
full. The genuine is signed William A, Batche-
Ior. All Others are mere limitations and should
be avoided. Sold by all Druggists and Perlum-
ers. Factory ST Barclay street, New York.
r. BEWARE OF A COUNTERFEIT.
dcCl0d&wly
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FOR COUGHS,
COLDS AND CONSUMPTION

COLDS AND CONSUMPTION,
TRY the Old and well known VEGETABLE
PULMONARY BALsAM, approved and used
by our Oldest and most celebrated physicians
for forty years past Get the genuine,
REED, CUTLER g. CO., Druggists, Boston,
Proprietors. uec25o%"om
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AUTOMATIC FEEDER
For sap pans.

For sap pans.
sa9- This new invention Is so constructed as
to be connected with any Sap Pan in few mo
ments. for regulating the stream OF sap flowing
from the Sap Holder into the Pans, by increas-
ing, diminishing, or entirely shutting it of, &C
cording to the sondition of the fire under the
Pans.
Pans to which this Feeder is applied can
neither fill full and run over and vase. nor boil
so low as to spoil their contents and inJure me
pans: but the exact depth can be constantly
maintained which win allow the sap to eYapo
rate most rapidly.
cay- Manufactured and for sale by the sub
scribers at East Wallingford, VT.
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Aon1nnced 10 be HANGED.

NEW YoBK, FeO, u.
Charles W. Manuel the negro who
murdered the German shoemaker in
Thomson street in January last was
TODAY, The Court Of General Session.
sentenced 20 be hanged on the second
Friday q april mex.
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Mortality of New York.

New YoRE, Fen, %,
The deaths in this city for the week
ending Saturday 23d, were $50 an in
crease Of IS over the previous week and
% over 3 corresponding week last year.
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GONE FOREVER I

So cay the ladies of their beauty, when the mir
ror shows them their once jet or golden ring
lcts streaked with grey. But never was there
q" Al''' FALSE CONCLUSION.
rhopgh the hair be as white as Times own
forelock or worse still, as red as a fiery meteor,
PRESTOi
il is invested in a moment with the most mag
rifcent black or brown by the agency Of
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preparation.
Manufactured by }. CRISTADORo, 6Astor
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A UCTION,
FULL BLOOD SHEEP.

The subscriber will offer for sale at public
auction, on Wednesday, the 18th day OF March
next, his flock Of full blood sheep, cOnsistI 8 of
43 Ewes and 10 Bucks, a rare chance for those
who wish to invest in good sheep. Also,will be
sold, all OF my farming utensils, consisting OF
everything used on a farm, And If not pre-
viously disposed of five good cows and two
shOats.
Sale at his farm, half a mile east of the vii.
lage, to commence At 12o'clock, Nj,
JOHN COOK,
Rutland, Feb 20, 1867 9-waW
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RRANDRETH,S PILLS.

These Pills are safe and sure. They are pre-
pared by process which secures al the best
qualities of the herbs of which they are COM
posed, without any of their bad. They benefit
in all cases, and do harm in none.
See Z. Brandreth is in white letters on tue
Government stamp ieblSd&W4w
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feb23d4t&9w2t
MACHINE WORh

H. II. SMITH, Gunsmith and Machnist. taxes
pleasure in informing the people of Rutland
and vicinity that he has established shop over
j, NJ. Hall & Co.'S store, corner of Freight and
Evelyn streets, where he is prepared to receive
orders for all kinds Of light machine work, gun
Particular attention paid to model work,
sewing machine repairina fitting keys, &c.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Rutland, Feb. 81 1867. d2W&9WtT
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EARM FOR SALE.

The beautiful farm owned and occupied by
the late william Sanford, OF Castleton, de
ceased, is now for sale. Said farm is situated
about one half of a mile south of Casteton VII
lace and contains 200 acres with suitable dwell
inc houses and outbuidings. For particulars
enquire on the premises, or of +. sanford, hote !
keeper, or L. W. Preston, jeweller, in Castle
ton village. Also for sale, the stock aud farm
lug tools on said farm
N7 JAMES SANFORD, Executor.
CostletOn Jan % 1867, j26d&wH
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Fire I'm Toronto.

TORONTO, FEB, Is,
The large car-wheel works of j. N, c..
scoville Cd Esplanande street, were
burned 90 Saturday night. The loss is
about S5 900. Noinsurance.
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HELMBOLDS EXTRACT BUCHU and i'm
proved Rose Wash cures ses ret and delicate
dir orders in all their stages, at little expense,
little or no change in diet, no inconvenience
and no exposure. II is pleasant IN taste and
odor imme diate in its action, and free from ali
injurious properties. f22deod&sweoW1y
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The Freshet West.

ST. Louis, Feb. %,
III, estimated that 8250o0O worth o.
properly was destroyed in Western
Kansas 10y the recent Ereshetln the Kan
sas river
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LlTCHFIELD'S
DIPHTHERIA VANQUIsHER

Used with LitchGeds External AppliCation,(
WARRANTED TO CURE
DIPHTHERIA and all THROAT TROUBLES.
LITLHFIELD'h EXTERNAL .iPFLiCi.
TION,
Warranted TO Cure
RHEUMATIC and SCIATIC LAMENESS and
all LANIENESS where there is 10 fracture.
Price Of each Of the above, 81 pes bottle.
G. LITCHFlELD, NCO, Propretors,
Winchlndcn, Mas.
Geo. C. Goodwin u Co, NJ. $ Burr, " Co.,
Boston; John T. Henry ~ Co., Waterbury, W..
General Agents.
Sold by Medicine Dealer, generally
2I-wOmr0w
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TAKE NO MORE UNPLEASANT and IN
safe remedies for unpleasant and dangerous dis
eases Use Helmbolds Extract Bnchn and i'm
proved Rose Wash, Ieo2@oeoo@S"eo"ly
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Fire


NILwAUEIP, Feo. -.
A lire his morning destroyed Ode!Is
grocery, Hodges & Preston'S dry goods
stores together with Legge.t's dwelling
house. Loss 100000 .w2-.hirds .n-
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CTATE OF VERMONT. DISTRICT

GTATE OF VERMONT, DISTRICT
y of Fairhaycn. So. The Probate Court for
the District of FairhavGn:
To all persons interested in the estate Of
Nelson Ransom. late of Poultney in said dis
trict deceased, testate. GREETING,
By the authority of the State of Vermont, you
are hereby notified to appear before said Pro
bate Court, at the Probate Office, in Castle
ton. in said district, on the 3D. Monday OF
March A. D. 1867, to show cause, if any you
have. why a certain instrument, in writing,
filed in said court. and purporting to be the last
will and testament of said deceased, should not
be proved and allowed.
Dated at Castleton, in said district, this Goth
day of February, A. D. 1861.
9-w3w" n A. SUMNER, Register.
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FOR SALE.

Rare chance. Fer sale to close an estate, the
farm belonging TO the estate of the late Daniel
ii, Howard, deceased, lying in the village Of
Benson, VT, and consisting OF two hundred
and thirtyeight acres, with cOmmodious dwell
ing house and out-buildings, Said farm will be
sold entire or in parcels 10 accommodate the
purchaser. Terms of sale made easy. Inquire
of Il, $, HOWARD, Administrator
Or $. MARTINDALE,
Benson, VT, Feb. 20, 1857, 9.wti
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Warranted TO Cur

LITCHFIELD'N EXTERNAL IPPLICi
VIIN
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nor SALE.

The brick store in Center Rutland owned and
occupied by John COMEDY, Ia now offered for
sale, For further particulars, inquire Of the
proprietor on the premises, 9-W3wF
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ID r. Rabbits Concentrated
De Botssk, q: Penn & TuTTLE's.
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THE MANUFACTURING OF Ma
pie Sugar made easy and accidents avoided
great improvement for saving labor, wood,
and lessening Of care in boiling maple sap down
to syrup, by using the
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DOUNTIES EQUALIZED!
ID PENSIONS INCREASED

All soldiers who enlisted for three years,
served out their terms of enlistment and re
ceiyed only 800 bounty, or who were dls-
charged for wounds received in inc OF duty
and the widows, minor children and parents OF
such soldiers who died in United States service
or of wounds, or disease contracted In line OF
duty. can obtain an additional bounty OF SloO'
and widows of soldiers drawing pensions, nav,
ing minor children under is years OF age, ana
minor children and one armed soldiers, can
have their pensions increased by caIlng on OF
writing WALTER c. DUNTON,
snoadkutf Rutland, Vermont
THE PEN is MIGHTIER THAN
i THE SWORD"
THE GOLD PEN-BEST AND CHEAPEST
OF PENS.
MoRToN's GOLD PENS, THE BEST PENS
IN THE WoLD.
For Sale at his Headquarters, No. % Maiden
Lane, New York, and by every duly appointed
Agent at the same prices.
A Catalogue, with fall description OF Sizes
and Prices, sent on receipt OF letter postage.
deci0d&w6m s1sA. MORTON. ~
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-01-12
STATE VIEWS,
Of Woodbury. county, Iowa

-Th. Eno,,ne, Enrai,, s,vs H.. ,
of bounty on vctl.r seams ,s;d nv ,h.
authorities Of Jones coun,y. IN to D,can.
Der I2'h o. las: year. was s. 7rs IS.
,ar, :,,.,
led wish loaE.r. all Of whom were ,c,,s
toned to congrega,e, evenings and SUNDAYS
in his bar room, and occupy all the seats
a"i have god mVhr, .rltd TO roast them
oa', bu: - no pnrp),e. Finally he tried the
lreeLln., process and they gradually lett.
The vi''nS $ Of Iha md Toledo. il,
IaTa County, Lave be, II unit, 1 under the
uAul- Of T.,.a Cav
The Wash. gtca p es5 records the nun
tia!s oi II scufl,!ul ,oupi. 4, that place. aged
SSi'S''''F Or ahn o.
Tie Ialiin Sentinel ilfo:m Us that q
colony 4 'yJ leIm,.ns and Nor~cgans is
Exp, ed 10 settle in Z liz Township next
spring i''F agent has already purchased
some -Vo acres OF timber tor them.
The Dabuqu. Times says fur-ffhs Of
me La 'T'' OF noftAern l'wA are holding
'"e' po'" ''F h'ohef prices.
IRON the Gazefte we learn that Tenn
pera"ce League is III fail Operation at Cedar
Falls.
A carriage factory and q cabinet factory
are among the improvements concentrated
III VI .rsh .tl;o.u the coming spr:nr.
-ltr.. ,hnus.nd ma, . 4 ., .-
dir .;,,y..s .,. ,..,w ,.,,,1
exi.n>i.n i ar S,,.,,. lawn
m, -. ,h
IN. N,sc,,;n. ,s,,,. sc.,o1, t. ,r, nc ~,
lean from the J,urnul
-Samue, Damn If Norteomer, C,,n,v
ha. killed ,w.,,,.Gve dse- n 20 a.so,
,.;l; ,ho ,. :.
a., o.o I, .,ysr. =, s,,;,. l., to.,,. 5,
and j. FIVE stories b;ob
>,
,,r,h.sa :, w,,;,. ~
a., ,,v a,L, g., ,ba Ma. yo.l .,.,
- !, >,
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p'f'
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-01-12

al the votes cast At the said election shall
be "For the Railroad such vote shall be
taken aud held to be an adoption and ratif-
cation Of the above recited contract in full
and ia al its parts. aud the Sans shall take
effect and DO 10 force inOedistely after sash
ratification; and il It shall appear thas ma
josity u the votes east 4 such election shall
BE- "Agsinst The Rsilroad" that shall b. t..
ken and held to be rejection of ID . SAID
contract entire, and the same shalt be Of no
force and effect whatever.
And it is furtae. ordered that when this
Board adjouns it 90 to meet again on Fri.
day the 18th of February, 1867, TO-. the pur-
pose o! cnnvassng the vote to be taken az
aforesaid, ard saking such further action in
the PREMISES as may be proper and lawful in
such cases.
II i, also further ordered .hat the Clerk Of
this Board furnish meliately to the sher.
if Of this county cory Of this order, incu-
ding copy Of the contract above rccited,
duly certified under his o'ical seal and that
the said sheriff cause proclamation thereof
to be male by publication in the newspapers
Of the county As aforesaid, and also that he
cause copies thereof to be publicly posted at
each lace o! voting within this county du-
ring the day Of the election as herein above
ordered. and that he said sheriff be require
I" make return OF his d"ngs in the premises
t" this Bad at its meeting on the 18Th day
o! F.Lruary, 1867, as aforesaid.
G'ren under my hand, a. my office ut
Sioux City, in said county, on this l0th day
Of janrnry, \. ID. 1867.
JOHN HAGY, Sheriff,
OF Woodbury. county, Iowa.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-01-12

A Masonic lNClDsSr-A little inciden.
containing some mystic intere.t, transpired
in Wayne county, S. G., during the late war,
1t is a. follows:
I, was late at night, the husband was absent
ana the wife, alone with ter clit@rn d
retired. rirr or four soldiers ruIrty knock =
ed ut the do>r Of the house and demanded
entrapcc and som thing to eat The god
lady told them that i, was TOO late, hat she
had nothing cooked, but fearing they would
break the door she go out Of bed and pen
ed i. to exposiulAte wi h them.
They insisted tha, She should cook some.
thing for them, aud while she was getting
really, and they were tanning about TIL
house, enc Of tie party. who seemed to bs
he i.ader, harpccei' 30 :iuA "a cog Of Maes
cys "Hasonic jurisprudence. Tnr"ing ever
The l".vcs be found the name Of The poor
frightcneI womans husband, written on tht
Ily'' leaf
as this your Lu bands ?" be inquired o.
the lady.
Yes. SIR was The reply.
is he a Mason7'
"Ies. sir"
"Come, boys, RICH, about-march u ane
Immediately the house was cleared ane
quickly closed.
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rasec!iE,s Of the .saard Of Supervisors.
JANUARY sEss.oN

'-ltt 1Aii, ioN \, w. loci"
PROCLAMATION or SHERIFF.
STATE OF IOWA,
Wo)DBCAY COUNTY.
Ia pursuance IF the following order Of the
Board Of Supervisors OF Woodbury. county
aforesaid, |, JOIN I'AGy. Sheriff Ct sal
county, do herebH proclaim aud make known
county on the IL h day Of Frh'uuy. 4. y.
1867. At which time pol! viii! be opened at
each place Of voting in said county, by the
usual officers. for holding elections. to vote
upon the proposition contained u the said
or'er Of the Board of Supervisors, which is
in the words following, to Wit:
The matter of the transfer Of the swamp
and overto wed land, of Woodbury. county to
the Sioux City and Pacific Railroad Comra-
~ coming On for hearing upon the draft of
the cont, act ia that behalf hcre produced, it
il now here ordered that The same be adopt,
cd by this Board, tho Chairman and Clerk Of
the Board of Supervisors FOE and in bch alt
~ vooApa'y I|u"SSr SASthlS VI
dupii cate Il contract wi h the Sioux City and
Pacific Railroad Company in the words and
figures as follows, to vii:
This contract male be and between the
Count J Of Woodbury. III the State of Iowa,
party OF the first part, and the Sioux CITY
mud Pacific Railroad Com panv party OF the
second part. U-i!ae$etA, That the said party
Of the first part in consideration OF The sum
Of one dollar paid by the said party OF the
second part, the receipt Of which is hereby
acknowledged aud for the further cohsid,-
ration Of the several stipulalions, agreements
and undertakings hereinafter mentioned to
he kept, done and performed by the said
party Of the second part, and Tor the pur.
| pose OF making AID aiding 10 making a Rail
Road through the said County Of Woodbury.,
.o-wit: The Rail Road contemplated to DO
| huilt BY the said party Of the second part
from Sioux City, in the said County Of
Woodbury., in q sou,hcr!y direction to an
intersection with the Cedar Rapids and NJ =.
souri, River Rail Road at some point near
and westerly from st. Johns, in Harrison
/ County, in ssid State--nnd thence westerly
to 80 intersection with tho Iowa Branch Of
the Union Pacific Railroad, which said Rail
Road 10 to pass through said Woodbury.
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Aud it is further ordered that q special
election be held in Woodbury. county on
Monday the llth day OF February, 1867, for
the rurp"se Of submitting saIl contract to
the approval or disapproval Of the reople Of
said County, and that publication thereof he
made for tho four succ essiye weeks immeli
a'ely preceding said election 10 tho Sioux
City Journal and Sioux City Register, news
papers Published in said c,nnty, Of said
contract, together with a Proclamation, in
due form ana according to ia", VI said e.ec-
ton.
AID It is further ordered, that at said
q, ton polls shall be opened at all Of lii:
election precincts in said county, a, the usu.
al places, aud said elections shall be conduc
ted and returns made by the same officer,
and 10 the same manner as now prescribed
by law 50 near as may be for conducting or.
binary elect ms for the election Of officers
and tho forms Of tho ballots to be cast shall
be substantially as follows. Those for ap.
proving the contract shall be 10 the following
form:
sFor the Railroad"
Those against approving the contract ir
the following form:
"Against the Railroad"
Aud il it sna!l appear that . majority Of
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!
south boundary line Of said County OF Wood.
bury, the said party of the fast pa.t does
herehygrant barssin and sell unto the said
party of the second part>nli and singular
the swamp aud o~erllowed lands together
with oil of the interests, rights, powers and
privileges which The said Conn,y Of Wood
bury has nov or may hereafter acquire to
such lands within the said county, aud also
Pail Of the moneys, evidences Of indchtedness,
land scrip, warrants, indemnity lands, ami
| other valuable thugs whatsoever which the
said County Of Wo ,dbury has acquired and
MOI Disposed of, or may acquire hereafter by
vir'nr Of any laws of the U"i,ed States or
the Sac o Iva already tnac'e1, or that
mav hereafter he enac ed. giving to the said
County ut Woodbury. .w~'Dp or ove,npwed
sands. vs'ue in Iru Vr en- liberation
Ih-r' q, it being thr intent and meaning
lrrc.f 10 give 20 aud v, ST in tn. sad party
/ lie soco"d part ali and every rish and
Il, ct which the said Woodbury. Couniv
40" has or my hereafter nclrr" und.r the
Laws relating 10 ~ mp or o'rrIl'~ed lands
MS t1Iiy As The same no~ are or hereafter
"aN l." IN the sad c,u"tv { Woo ibury:
|ToctIei hoys"rr, In1t IBIS graft i, IN sie
sn'1 It" 10 tie tonji,io 5 mpn,'d by law IN
r !.i'"n 10 snrh grams. ant - at NE tls ~
the iands and othrr pr patty h rein mru-
ionrl AMI contempt i al not vest IL
lie SAID party Of ;hn second part u ii! he
S id Raj Ro.d shall have been huit equip
!,' d ana M practical up~ra.i, n from It's sid
p"lrt ni rnters"''iio vi h the C"'i.r Il ,pi Is
,ni MIs~nnii River Il .iI Road t, h. "r~t
sc"u '1s g. " selected ana 10 n'rd "A, h"r-
!nnit"r Set t".tn IN the town or ct, # - uX
Cry "io', said and rr y'G,d further, that
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-01-12

Ben. Butler Announces his intention to run
for the presidency in 1868 at all iassrds.-
Why not ? Running Is his forte. ~ Big
Bethel and Fort Fisher will attest.