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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-03-22

III I.ondoa o. ~ stated that Lord
ErsscA has FORMALLY r-sigu-a tLs leader
ship ~ 'hs hherai parry a ii,, r~--~t meet.
irE oi BE- rri-,ifai Hru,h.fs IT,. d. point.
elis ooafra.l ..tcl o. she Pail Nal Caz.str.
-Li,h .avs
Al that Lord Rr.sen Ga "a. sias,i, q,
urrc the ~hoic literal party Co rontin..s- 10
rccoxu irc NJ Glstisiouc a. ti-tr l~alr- ir
thc ilalsc oi lon.ulols. Bat tbs aIts-.
fil noi chanE~ &C. rank uhiel ~ GtaI.
stCne has i,,id in ~ pa-rv sfnrc Lo-I
iaiu-rstonr death. on N.fut.s-. l-6f
There o. sfory az Lord Palm-r.iou. that.
90 hfarlng taai saur - b. irisrIs. uha
eirroanfsnaueei OF. -rtrinr. haI saiI tirr
ihoueht thar 80 D. gave ~ offi 10 30 -ouil
eiv. D. rrp.ir1l. a. ior rs Lttn. thar -
ibc .zlf tl..as ] shall do Ne haze Cd
doutt fbst srrt ulufh ihr same nav D. "A iI
q Lord E4stell's intsui'.l of retiring from
a. leadership ~ thr Ehrrni psffv. IIe rr.
covered e. onIg wear Ard Eaf ago. af-r
a dspns,tion ~ arariy hiircn year.. anI t--
tends o. retain b. A. an rae. 10 made
no abfication on Tss.lay.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-03-22

"in Mrsr An ereLan-c has tbe oi-
losing
AZ 'he .ais ueedor of he 10. S3..e.
- POI ''oeEaol'a. copper "a served. one
deb of ~tl,h o.as..'ed ~ t..f-ti,b t,5
bera 'ai'ei by 'ar'siu Ftrry a. Sa.fs..r.
grn in l--5. The meat uas i. ~ -.
shith ~ere broa-hf fo s-sie- o., go
rniiir Espeiuon. ard tbe oor-r.-o.l...
-ho furnishes fhc informsfioa ssv. a..
'nrai. ~hen opsned. "a ioaad pcrfs,,',
ssisbls sod Of good favor
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-03-22

Tnr FzNIs~s. 4 queer report i1 -1n-
neciion seth the Frnian uprisin-s in I-r-
land b. ihr CRAFTY in.rra.eI eu.-rat.on
6oH thal couniry. 1h~p-ople haze Ii,'e
fsiih IN The surcess of anv movrmrnf. ,vi-
dently. and SEEK to place thcrn.rIt.. oo' of
the way Of fhe bioaIsbed tLaf BE- aufi--f a..
81 Thy are ri-e. All tlc lrlsh ropaia-
to- lbs sidc would be ui.er o. place i-s.
oonsirnc, in Head Centres. saI krrp tLsi.
Psunies ,n ile savings banks.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-03-22

IHr Culcseo TrNNu. IT, Ch,-sro
Tribune avs some l.,E-l',y a. erperirtc.
- ln ici'.ng the water into the Chicago
tuHnel. - i-e beng packed - ia; the tu-
could noi g.; or CD ti- rrib. Finarr men
vent oai ihroach ths tar1~i. ard hois'e.l
The gates. c-tt.rs ticm.~l,es O. from tte
land tiii hoai oo-I o. .er' tieun. t.
~a''r VII Dol 'urPliel % tte people isoai
tie Grsi of April
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-03-22

4 DrvoCnsrIC "Np-rour.- ~ The
rcgnhr rncriin- in Jay ~ rrpahf-an,
-src cau-ht usrpinr TIE drunccrai,
elected Cirrk snl fr.i Srierfnaa. tLc -
ru1,icau, thc second. All th- iemocraf,
ihc 'hird. TIE rrPabiican r,i1.--l e. serve
IN su-h company. AL ere ui-~tirs "a al
Iouruci to thc liih. o. thai iay en- ~
pahhraa, taru-l out a. SIZED thr sa-a.cv
iu ~ boari oI >circfrs,n. ard ni.o eicctss
a sersrafs boari 81 A..rs.cr, ar.i over
scers 81 tb- Poor Taat victory Ill t.c a
harrrn ono. - safs a corrr-roniclt 20
thc i--rl.fon Ioaruaf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-03-22

The late snoE-storu commenced in
Nssaingion saiurl-y mo-niaE. Ii reach
Cd Portland SUNDAY morning at two O'Clock.
ard ~ soae ioss hours lorrer in getting
hsre. The saos irii al day ssn8sv. ufh.
OF cessation. aocurualafirg ovsra f..t On
The level. ulacb co. -ioI ofMoalay -t.t.
81 shout ike feathers
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-03-22

I.ors CO. swGrrESfvo. TIE P,-fs-d
Pres says ' Ninc ear-oes 81 aois.s-. AT
one cargo cougar iafr arrived a. ,t..
port sinfr Ihursda. eiabrseHg i.ls lore
bcsas. 90 tcrees aul .-s harr,i. r.aIs.-
o.. al 81 tossleads al rs JoEes 90
gar
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-03-22

Jrucr TrV~Er ) letter from No-r IL.
vock 90 the Msehlss Union safs that Er-
Ch'ei 4us'icc Tenn-y . is in poor b-aIfh.
So oonanrd ID BIZ ho1sc lis lays of
ussi.lncss ere nearly ended
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-03-22

The Joarnsl lesrns ttat ti~ ~ factory
81 Lirrruar- Par. 90. f,--rs-rrI 90 ,-
&c frita, boon Iu't as fhr Bad. rrrr go
ing io i'arrr. Do 80 q1irtl, .rr.--ai.t
-. huf nv mom~nf. -orII have .isr-
Do hvafsay .o t.ai d-.f-arfivs Ere na.,
Lfs. suslrI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-03-22


han. Asiion for usoars hai and rccsivsd
TIE -rit aiso con'sia, q spscial cosa,. -;
ting cat a rcceipi 81 certain pro.ni.,ory
uoi-. al ac,,ouut.. rr-ripi iafr-i o. 81
1s57 wrn dated Jan. 9. Ice. "A
iannan. 5000.
Il appcarrl ia evidence th,f Noah Dean.
,wsl kno-n. bet net ~sll rrrutri ciiircn.
oi Mschanic Fall. ir Feb. i-ss. 60 iis-
cusfed -uh thr fa-aii-al rer,~cuiicn. 90
p ohihitionists. an resolved O. leave 81.
couuiry for iis courirs'. COOL. Several
iniieisn -n's ~crc harsi-r ovrr 49, 81 ~
oiaiion ofthe l'l1or las. Tss tsmpsrsnce
mrn ucant to ruin hil. lie sccor hrclS
ua1c prrparaiioas fsr ssllcn DEPARTURE.
and. o. cover sucA - n. property O.. b.
coaL uat turn into rrady cab. PIT Be-
into the hands % the deft.-son. $3.50 in
note. ard accounts. ard some 1000 in r~si
estate TIE dsi~ni,ng turned noe; % ~
property iui1 cash. paid oat something In
irssicr suits. sent 500 90 pr. and ~h~n
cared on ior fnai seulsurrf. eiai-nsd
ihsi a, RAJ es'a'c ~ss 81. BY eih. ani hat
o. lad bot trii- on his han.li beica -iur
90 pr pcan's son haf cone 90 from tiii.
noi. a. Oh. hihcr', s-~nt % settle Up the
uafier Bainlr.i-c y Dean al Sauuri
". Dunham werc hofh upon thc sfani ard
scot th-oagh a iorg 49, sirrun.taniiai
qarsiioains Dunhsla. In managing ihis
matter. hai found himself. Ike OiicHo.
rcrpirsri ia ihr ~Hirrrnc. al afrr ir.ti-
hing o. serve - p-caniary inierrst. iu en-,
s.f. -as confronted - CERTAIN s-orn s'af~-
~. nts cf his. raais Years ar,. ~hi,h iil
MT sKrrfir harrncnrrr -ifh his trsfiraony
ur.on thc siaud This oit docurn~nt. from
thc musfs fiss 20 thc Cour'. seems O. have
Hal demorsi.r'nr ef-ct uron 49, souncii.
49, came inta court Friiay s1-nin- an
annoancti that thc case II Dean " Dan
han. -h,,h bal oc-sric.i he Cor; thro-sh
thc entire dsy of Tharsiav haI been COM
p-omi.ei ~ a. a-rv~rn~nf. that th~ ~
.hoai take Illsu-snt f'r eight hanjrc.l
dollar. and costs. ~tich "a. sinc~ been
pa.i D. b. ramorcl that 81 B,iabri I-,
y dean. son an agent 20 Pr hal 20
soccer chained the fruss of ~ hari
oughi haiiic ihan thry tsru~l % abe. in
his hsnls. for a. soon a. ihe unfcsins
creditors of his faih-r i-srnsd that ,hs
uloncy "a. .n Is hanl. ihsy cau-~i Il %
Pei ata-hei br trustee process al - TIE
enI o. not
Black. Vi-sia
Friday Mar -. Fosrth isy
III Soion More ~ Jan,s 4 Ri-
lrr. E~r'c,i. f-r Bore. iis alnr-
Ted thai it- hor,e "a, oncv ibr property o.
ore Huan Yong and that o. .oiI &C..
iakfng note therefor sirncI o. I.aa-
I1ihrook AM hi. so. Pay.oa Phub-oot
Tie 90 claimed t.ilc ,hroach Isaac ard
ihs deft 'hro-gL Psy-9n. an vhether iLs
sale As to tl- orc or che other vas che
Er,ai far' iu controversy. The i1r, ioana
ihai tbe .aie uas to Isaac. al ibe r.'f -.
'hereiorv the prevailing parry.
POSTER viti ia .mou. Gh.o-
lss. >im~on Cammin-s ~. Cal,ia
Co,r. Hcri,sia % a .orrel marr. r,-h,
ycars CD. an3 a COLI. tLe f1al of the iarr
TIE 90 IA th- mare o. one Siiaev
Hass. tatla- vhat 81. -if'cl4 Holmes notr.
the marc o. r,mai, a.. r-,e~-,, - -
Cauuin-s cd pasI fsr. Har..oi4 her %
deh.
rays
'f''' I'd '-n
nias' batter. ra-s. potato. anI cash ia
payment Uf ar.l ..r~ rnfe uf..h ft- -ff f..rr
1910 800.
$3.50,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-09-07
Ordinance No

AN ORDINANCE 10 construct a sidewalk
on south side Of Third street between
Peat and Douglas sheets, Sioux Guy,
Iowa.
Be it ordained by the City Council Of Sioux
Ci,y, Iowa,
|. That on Or before the | st day Of Mo-
vember, A ID 1867, the o~uers of lots or
parts Of i0ts situated as hereinafter des-
embed SHAN caus Q sidewalks tour feet ide to
be built OF good sound cottonwood plank,
two inches thick, to be laid crosswis. with
the ssreet-and the outside edge Of the plank
walk shall b. on . line ten feet :rom the
face Of the lo.s; the said plsuks to res, on
bearers not over fous feet apart and said
bearers, Il Of cottonwood t. be four by six
inches square, and if Of oak, not less than
four inches square, and Of the best quality
of either kind ; and said bearers to rest % q
good solid foundation, and as the City
Supervisor may direct or approve.
See. 2 1t shall be the duty of the City
Supervisor to superintend or give such TO-
structions as he may deem necrs, ary in
order t. secure u uniformity Of construction
and grade of SAID sidewalk in accordance
with the provisions Of the Ordinance.
See. 3. II any Of the owners aforesaid
fail to comply with the requirements Of this
ordinance ia the manner aud time Of build
ing, or Of the materials furnished for said
sidewalk, the City Supervisor may direct the
ane to be taken up aud rel.id, OF may, If
necessary, direct the building Of the same,
anu be shall report the cost. OF such taking
up, relaying or building to The City Council.
and the expenses thereof shall be assessed
ss a tax against the contig uous lots or parts
OF lots, aud collected il the manner pro-
vIded BY law.
Sec. 4 The aforesaid sidewalk to be con-
structed in front Of all lots or parts Of lots
contiguous TO the following boundaries, to.
Wit: commencing at the east side Of Pearl
Street, where Third street joins Pearl street,
and running east along the south side OF
Third street to where Third street joins the
west side Of Douglass street in Sioux City
East Addition.
Passed September Sd, 1867.
JAS. L. BOOZE, Mayor,
A. r. WRIGHT. Clerk.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-09-07
Ordnance Ne. -

WHEREIN, /, has become necessary TO
procure additional isvee facilities and the
right Of way across csrtsin town lots in the
corporate limits of Sioux City. and to pro-
cure the title to certain town lots in said city
Tor said purposes and for tho purpose o,
making other contemplated improvements
within the said corporate limits and, where-
IS, it 10 deemed advisable 10 procure the
title to said property and the RICH, OF way
while the same can be obtained ut reasona-
BILE prices; and whereas, there are no funds
in ,hs treasury that can now be used Tor
hat purpose and whereas, . COMMITTEES OF
the c,,,xsns Of Sioux City. have been sp-
pointed Tor the purpose OF ascerisiainx upon
wLst terms and 10 what way tho same can be
obtained aud vhereAs, from tho report OF
said Cummittee it 10 apparent that money
can 90 oblsined for the purposes aforesaid
by issuing CITY Warrants 10 The parties fur
nish ing the money therefor. ~5@. ."5f'
ii Section l., Therefore be It enacted BY tie
City Council Of Sour City, Thst ft.~ea,
thousand l$l5,OOO) dollars or 70 much
thereof - may b. needed for increasing the
Isves facilities, obtsioisg the right Of way
oser toxa !ots in The s.id corporate limits
and for procuring the title to town lots need.
GU IoI coHicWP'aN0 PuUHC improvements
within the said corporAis limits be, aud are
appropriated Tor ths. purpose, aud thas war
ra",s payable % The isss day Of Novsnber,
1867. and on, the FIRST day Of November,
1868, and on the irss day Of November.
1862, b drawn, payable ont Of the gem
essi fsnds o. sid City, In tho ms0ner
hsrsinafisS psovided. And that the ss,d
warrants when due shall b receivable IN
payment Of taxes the .sAms - other City
Warrants are nov receivable in paynsnt Of
taxes. at&1 ut aat@toa f3a'~f8@2 ~ s1'@*A''3
6sstiss 2 Ard bs u fssshss ssasssd thAt
> comaittss oi three b appointed ~ ~
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-09-07
Femaio suffrage.

The racy edi,or Of tn, Oshkosh (Wiscon-
sin) Democrat gets funny over the female
suffrage question. He wants information on
various points, among which ~. these: e.
Chow could We, or any other basLfnl
young man get through with a canvass in a
district containing four or FIVE thousand
lovely damsels? We shonli have to do it
BY proxy, and hat We shoolj mt l,ke. ~
How would you ike 10 hsvs . good look
ing politician canvass vour wife OF gal Tor q
lone hour or so? Turf.
How would YOU ike to make al offer OF
marriage 10 al old maid to secure her vote
said NJ being sixty, Sur visaged hair
less. toothless, and induging in a plurality
of nishs-csp, especially i! you were married
already
Surprising your education was imperfec
bow would you like eaovassine at the house
Of your literary sisters, and being ASKED some
such mild questions as, "whethe- you prefer
red the pataeis,ic scio'isis Of the pre-RaheaI
lite era to the Tertiary. colitic formation Of
the upper red saur;an barry chcmaues, and
how many Of ,hem?"
And, lastly, on the snppostion that If WON.
EN- can vote they can hold office, how would
you like to be summoned before your wife
for fast driving. or getting tight. or tro,,ine
on the bridge, or any other of the ills
mankind 10 heir to, and being sentenced by
her - magstra,eress 70 So and costs or i'm
prisonmeat for thirty days with the children
sent to reform school?
Forbid it civil za.ion and the spirit Of pro.
grass Of this 18th century Of ours.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-09-07
Legal Notice.

DAVID W. DODSON o. L JACKSON -
Before Sam ! Whuehorn tx o,hcio JUS
,ice Of the Peace Tor Dakota County
Eebrasks. > - ft
To l. Jacks n, Defendant:
You are hereby no'iGrd that you have
l. been 81 d b, d W. d. dsnn, that on The
% day Of August, 1867, an order OF attach
".nt va. i.su'd "g.inst you hy samuel
Wh,tehorn rx-otiieiu. ~ Ju>t,c- Of the Peace
for Dakota County Nebraska, for The sum Of
seven'y-sevrn dollars and eighty GEMS
ha'ance due on a certuin due t,Il given by
you to b, bates for Que hundred aud twenty
dollars, and by him asigned to D. ".
Dodson-and costs of suit net to exceed
$50. aud that on the 2,th day Of August,
loG1, the cause was adj urn-d an il Oc,ot,
9th, 1867, at o'clock. p NJ
IHOS l.. GRlFrEY.
sep'-3w Attorney Tor Prt.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-09-07

Legal Notice.

b. BATES o. Z JACKSON Before Sanl
Whi.ebor",, ex.oficio, = Justice Of the
Peace for Dakota County, Nebraska
To Il Jackson, Dsteadasst: ,...~
YOU are hereby notified ,hst y"u have
l. bee" sued BY B. Bates that on the 22"d
day Of August, 1867, an order Of attach
m-nt WAS issued against you BY Samuel
wh,tehor", ex oticio justice II the peace
for Dakota County, Nebraska, for he sun
Of one hundrsd dollars, and costs of sui, not
to exceed fit, d. liars, and hat on The q. b
day Of Angus, 1867, the caus- was adj UNI
ed until October On, 1867, Al 10 o'clock,
A. N. THOS L GkIFFEY,
sel1-3w An"ues for Plaintiff.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-09-07

said Council whose duty |. shall b to audi,
oil clsim> prnsented by persons furnishing
- a4enci16 Wopey for procuring said
light " wayl plbcdA eing Of town lots and
Increasing Tho l1ees hcilitiss aforesaid, and
1 hall tsos Ssl Rca stating the amour, Of
goney furnishs43y aDh and for what pur-
pbss, md upon - pe1Dsatatioo Of said Ger.
Ili6cst1 to, ~ Qes3 yof the Council, then
Warroats sAall bstoBsd on the general fluid
o. 81 cit6 0eeh fos ons-shird the
amount meAiioned i ssid certificate to the
holder thereof, psvahls one on the 6rss day
Of November, 1857 one on the first day Of
Novepbsr. 1868 snd oss - the s6ns ~ of
November, 1869 : -. - -
Passed Asesst Ii, les7. ,r.s.ns-.-asas,
- ,g.,-,.,n,- JAMES = BOOZE, Mayer. :,
A. r, WRIGHT. Clerk.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-09-07
Legal Notice.

To Thomas J. Iarton- Sr:
VOC are hereby n titled that there is nov
L on file in the office # the Clerk Of the
bisrict Court in aud for Woodbury. County.
lava, q petition Of Asahsi Pi' rec, Ginning
Of you the sum Of six hundred and se.eu
dollars aud eighty three cents ard costs O.,
the same, a. money due" him from you on
i've prommisory notes executed by YOU -.
Now, unless you appear and defend thereto
beto'e noon Of the ..c ond day Of the u. xt
tenn of the District Court OF Wooihur,
County, Iowa, to tie begun and holden Al
Sioux CRY, within and FOE SAID County m
the tirt Monday Of November n d. 1867.
IL desau!' vii! be entered "g.ins, you and
iad gmens rendered thereon for the full
amount claimed, together with interest and
costs Of suit
Dated al Sioux City, May 10Th, 1867.
ASAHEL PIERCE PIT.
JOHN CuRRlER, Atty sepo Nv
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-09-07

NOTICE is hereby given tha, BY virtue
~ an execution issued out OF the Office Of
the Clerk Of the District Court Of Woodbury.
County, Iowa, aud to me directed on = judi
ment in favor OF Weare l. Allison, apa;us,
Chas. p. Bo"ge, have levied upon aud will
sell At public auction 10 the hig hest bidder,
for cash, on Saturday, October 5'h. 1867. ia
front Of the fro". door Of the hall Ia Sioux
City in said County, where the las. term OF
the Distric. Court Of said County was hold
en-, a. 10 o'clock. A. NJ. Of said day, he fol-
lowing described real estate, to-wit:
The soo,h half "a Of lot mum Der six (6)
in block number (5) !" Sioux City Ess, Adj
dition, or 81 much The, sof ~ shall b. neces-
sary TO satisfy the SUN Of klO9s so, aud
- 30 cost Of suit and accruing cost With
interest on said sum of 1907 so
Sheriff Otice, Sioux City, Iowa, Sepsem-
Der 9Th, 1861. B.. ...~t :. II
.....: ......--... JOHN HAGY, a
Sheriff Woodbury. Co., Iowa.
BY A. B .Gs,Frls, Deputy =" F." j.. II.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-09-07
An exchange gives the following relati,

An exchange gives the following relative
to the value Of our North Pole purchase:
"The trade Of Russian America in 1866
amounted to 81 100000 in skins and furs.
While Ruasis possess, The territory whalers
were not allowed to land on the rcoas, for
busin sss purpo.es, but this restriction is now
removed. As an evidence # the prosperity
to result from the acquisition Of the territory
by the United States, i: may be stated that a
fur company, with capital of 81 100000 to
operate in the new terr Tory. has been organ
ICED in San francisco The charter of this
company is said to be in the hands of acme
Of tho principal business men Of the Pacific
SLOPE
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-09-07
Land Notice,

OOu1CCs
United States Land Office,
VermiIion, d r., Aug 81, 1867.
To J. Norris:
You are hereby notified to be and appear
l. 1t this office 90 the 9th day l.: Oct"ber,
A. d. 1867, at O'Clock p. NJ Of said day
to show cause il any you have, wins
Christopher Malonsy should no, be permit
ted to enter as Homestead the bf of &c
or and Sc Or Of Sc az, sec. 2S and Ne qr Of
ne qr sec. 80. township aine,y l1Q) Of range
forty eight (4s) west said Maioney claim
ing the right to enter said land as = home
stead on the grounds Of superiority Of right
You are also notified u appear at said time
and place to show what right you haze T."
said land. you having 6led d"clara,ory state.
ment number AL, July q, 1868, claiming
said land a. a pre- emp,or
NELSON MINER, Register.
GEO. STlCkNEY, Receiver.
September !, 1867 3w
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-09-07

The Peoples party Of Scott county. have
made their nominations for County Oilers,
as follows: For Treasurer, L. s. Viele
Coanty Judge. I. D. EaRal; School Super
in,endent, J. Gallagher; Surveyor, Thos.
Murray; Senator, W. W. Cones; Represent.
ati.es; Charles Kelly, NJ C. Davis and NJ. J.
Rohlfs Sheriff, Gustav scni,ger; Coroner
3. Hoepfrer
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-09-07


The HISTORIANS have begnn importing
APPLES into the southern ccurties Of Iowa.
The Adams County Gazette save petition
has been forwarded 10 til. Pos, Office b, -
partmeLt, praying Tor the es,aLiisLne", of a
tri weekly mail between Quincy and Win
terset
The Ottumwa Courier saws h y had q
shooting stfrsy u the Ouum~s House in
that city = few days ago, b. tween Two wo-
men. There was much eacite men., bu. no
blood shed. ~
The Dubuque f. ks are ri icing some
What that a tro,ting hor.e named BucAskin
was the winner i" two races recently in
Minneapolis, Mn"e>o.
The people Of McGregor are sanguine
they will have railro I'D connection with St.
Paul, a distance Of three hundred miles, By
the Is Of October.
The Musca'ine Jo"raal say, the police
authorizes C that city are in receipt of
circular from Madison, Wisconsin, offering
$500 reward tor the apprehension Of man
calling himself Burn'. who is guilty Of forge
~ to the extent Of $4,000 The Journal
thinks Burns ia the same individual who
swind'ed the Merchants Exchange Bank Of
Muscatine.
Sam k;rkwood, Davenport ,rottine horse
Won the purse at late race Al Rockford, / =.
lie and his rate also won the dou. le team
purse Time 252.
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A. Dolan. iani,or of the Me,ropoita,

Pat Dollar, jani'or Of the metropolitan
building in Davenport, was robbed Of pretty
nearly oil the good clothes be had, on Thurs
day morning last. He met the thief on the
stairs Is the rascal was coming down with
the goods, bu. did not know that il WAS bis
pats plander. The robber vas subseq ue n.
y overhaulsd, and chucked into jug.
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Notice IL hereby, given, that = Special
City Election, tor the tl.c'ion Of one
person for The Office Of Mayor, TO gil the
vacancy caused BY the resignation Of Ch.s
K. Smith, will b keld on Tuesday, the 9Th
day u October. 1861. in Sioux City, Iowa,
in the ls,. q and Sd Wards, 1t the usual
places and hours Of holding elections.
By order Of The City Council.
d ~. JAS Z BOOZE, Mayor pro ten.
A. r. WRIGHT, Clerk. ,,.", =. Il g..
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Academy of Mount
/. Saint Mary's,
OMAHA. NEBRASKA.

rVnlD Acoasny Tor Young Ladies' under the direction
Of the Sisters of Mercy, situated on al cnnence
the nourishng city Of Omaha. The buildings
modioss; the plessuregrounds extensive and every
when we say the Academy h conducted BY >.e Sis
tiers Of Mercy sufficient guarantee !. given for the Pc
cuiar attention bestowed upon tie moral training,
health and eorfst of the young ladies,
The course Of Instruction combines the usual branch
es Of a sosd rnrlish education. With the lighter and
more xraccfu, Accomplishments. which enhance the
happiness of hpmec. aud elevate tn" ne OF society
Pupils Of ali pcrsuas"ns received hHi biSed Tor the
sake If order, I" comply with the s.n,- regulations
of the Institution.
Terms, Per Annums
Board and Tuition ,ior Department .....-... 80 %
do JaRSeT Departures I'D %
Music with Of fEhu " 70
Vocal music IN class 70 90
Modern ianguages each 20 90
Drawing and Fais'ing, l6 0O
Books Stationery and Music furnished a; tn. usual
All payments must be made half yearly in Advance.
Each pupil must be furnished With six towels 'ix
clothes six pairs OF cotton hose, 81. pain Of ~oeen
hose white dress. two pairs OF boots, one pair OF
rutbers. two pairs Of gloves. six nighte"ps silver
fork and silver spoon pairs of sheets and one pair
of blankets or Is 90 for the Of bedding.
To avoid interruption of classes visits to pupils are
confined to Saturdays and be made only 10y their
parents sisters uncle and auns others will not be
received unless formally authorized by parents OF
guardians.
- VniTOrns
, fse
In winter-Mazarine blue cashmere merino dress,
hat trimmed with blue.
In Eummer-Azure blue dclaine dress; hat trimmed
with white.
No particular dress required for school days.
The Scholastic Year the first Monday
kSeptenbtr. and ends early in July. Pupils
the institution at any time-.hey viii he charged
the date of their entrance. n" pupil received for
period than five months.
etters of inquiry, etc, must be addressed to the
MJTliER SUPERIOR.
07-lm Saint Mary's Academy. Omaha. Neh.
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