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e,.s,t,r, ~ agents Wanted.
M ALE and Female. Extraordinary ind ueement
IHl Inquire ot KuDs "a II
September 80. DIFF A NJ Me KINNEY,
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MARRIED.

In this city, Dec. 3, by Rev. DIR. Smaller. Franl
b. Goifin and Miss Jennie L., youngest daughter
of VIM. ID. Little, Esq.
In New Gloucester, Nov. %, by Rev. w. II Cross
Edwin White and Mrs e, l.. Haskell. 81 81
- In Wilton. Dec, l: by Rev. j. Mitchell, Charles A
Trask, of Jay. and Miss L:vea 5. Adams OF W.
In Nashua, N. H., at the residence of the BRIDE.
father. by Rev. Mr.. Gage, 4. IL. Haskell, ESD, o
Whitman, of N. - - 'f -
In Bath, Nov. %, William O'Brien and Elizabeth
Har lev. f44 i5f f...itt y n 20 ~ TT -
In Georgetown, Nov. i6, Benz s. Stevens and Miss
Hannah Lizzie Synnott. it'itl fffs' TT
At Mechanic Falls Nov 81, Charles H. Cobb and
Wealthy Skinner, both of Poland.
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TuE PACIFIC coast.
CALIFORNIA POLITICS.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 2
Inc Legislature met at Sacramento to-day,
ana VII organize tomorrow Ballohng FOR
U. .: senator begins December 18th. The Re
Rupllcans are sure of a majority of three in the
Senate. The Governors, Controllers and
treasury reports make an excellent exhibit of
the State finances, over 81 900 O0ll he;no in The
treasury The Senate will take tbn a,, ~ ,,
ment of committees from the Lenton af On.
ernor. t MANI WV
Gov. Low has made quite number oe
pointments recently, which will be confrne q
THE PACIFIC RAILROAD
Gen. Palmer and surveying party of tbe
Union Pacific Railroad Company arrived at
Prescott, Arizona, Nov. 14tn. They speak ia.
vorably OF the 18th parallel route, except
about San Francisco Mountain. Ii the 3Jth
parallel is decided to be preferable, the rail-
road will leave the Rio Grande at Albueuer-
cue. Several other surveying parties are out
all Of which are expected to meet in San Fran
cisco in February
MISCELLANEOUS INTELLIGENCE. J
The Apaches are committing outrages in the
vicinity Of Yucsin.
Col Price had a fight with the Wallopa In.
dams, in which he killed twenty two ana cap
tured sixteen.
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WASHINGTON.
EuLoGIEs ON THE LATE JUSTICE WAYNE.

EULoGIEs ON THE LATE JUSTICE WAYNE.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 8.
A meeting of members of the Bar and officers
OF the United States Supreme Court was held
in the Court room this morning, in reference
to the decease of Justice Wayne, Hon. o. III.
Browning presiding. The deceased was eulo-
gised by Hons. Reverdy johnson, Caleb Cush-
ing, and others, and appropriate resolutions
adopted. The Supreme Court met at the reg
uiar hour, when Attorney General Stanbery
pronounced an eulogy on the deceased JUS
tee, to which Chief Justice Chase responded.
The Chief Justice then directed that the pro-
ceedings of the Bar and the Court should be
entered on The minutes, and stated that no Or
dinary business should be transacted to-day.
whereupon the Court adjourned until to-mor-
row at III o'clock.
SINKING FUND.
The Secretary of the Treasury, in his COM
muncation to the House in response to the
resolution asking for information as to the
amount of any sinking fund under the act of
Feb. 70, 1862, says that no special fund has ever
actually been set apart in pursuance of that
act
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VIRGINIA,
| MUSTER OUT OF VOLUNTEER OFFICERS THE
| CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION

MUSTER OUT OF VOLUNTEER OFFICERS THE
CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.
RICHMOND, Dec 2.
The volunteer officers of the Freedmen 8
Bureau, doing duty in Virginia, to be mus
tered out ON the LIST of January, under Gen.
Grants orders, are 2 Colonels,2 Lieut.. Coils
Majors, IA Captains, 10 First Lieutenants
and Is Second Leutenants. Five volunteers
were mustered out last week,
The Republican delegates to the Convention
held caucus tonight. Judge Underworld
name is prominently mentioned for the Chair
manship of the Convention.
man. Wug4t RICHMOND, Dec. 3.
The Virginia Reconstruction Convention
met this morning. Col. d. b. White, an ex-
Federal officer, and white was chosen tenn
porary chairman. J. b. Bland, negro, and
M, w hittlesey, white, were chosen SecretaL
RES. The Chairman congratulated the Con-
vention on the peaceful and happy eircum-
stances under which they had met The Con-
Vention then adjourned until tomorrow.
NOMINATION OF JUDGE UNDERWOOD.
The republican caucus held this evening
nominated Judge Underwoon for President OF
the Reconstruction Convention. Geo. r, e, il
is understood, will be elected Secretary. -
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MISSOURI

GEN. SHERMAN - DISCOVERY OF BAND OF
Il, THIEVES. Ati I'll
Sr. LOUIS, Dec. g.
Gen; Sherman left this evening for Washing
ton, where he expects to remain most of the
winter. w
A dispatch from Jefferson City says evidence
has come to light recently of the existence of
extensive bands of burglars and robbers in
Missouri, Illinois, Iowa and Kansas. Measures
have been taken to ferret them out and break
them uD ID t.t4t.tH -tN4 tiE ~ LII
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TENNESSEE.

DISCUSSION on THE FRANCHISE ACT.
~ NASHVILLE, Dee. 2.
The bill to repeal a section of the franchise
act, which withholds from the negroes the
right of holding Office, was discussed all day
yesterday in the House on the second reading.
The galleries were crowded with blacks DUR
inc the discussion. lfilss ~ ~ itt y III
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MAssACnUsETTs.
SERIOUS ACCIDENT.

1tfs atG53f s. WORCESTER, Dec 8. 3
,, David Cousens, while building chimney on
hipley,s block, on Pleasant street. this alter
noon noon, tell from the roof to the ground a dis
inrG OF sixty feet, breaking both legs and Sc
rlonsly lniuring his skull. -L Il. ~.
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DIED.

In Fryburg, Nov. II. Miss Mary Owen Merrill,
age % !rarY. [Corr- cted.l ~
In Boston Deco, VIM. c. Kimball, son OF Wm
Kmball, of this city, aged l5 years
In New Haven, CT, Nov. 26, Mrs. Amelia Stiles
Leavitt, agad 6s years-wiie of Dr. f. Il. Foote and
Portland. goo. ~ NJ ~ 7--F-' :
In Mellose, Nov. a5 Ellen w. Norton, aged 81 yrs.
months. OF - ~e - '
70 Weld, Oct. II, Mr., Isaac Newman, aged 70 yrs.
In Clinton, duly 81, Oliver Goodrich aged n wears
months; Oct. 2s, Mary $, Goodrich, aged II years
months. tfi' h '-a sil7 = - f'Nf
In North Arson, Oct. 81, Mrs. Sylvia PuIIen aged
95 years. - ~
In Pittsfcld, Nov. 10, Dea, John a. Wilson, aged
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LONDON, Dec. 3-Noon.-Consols at So RIG 'sr
money.
AMERICAN SEcURITfEs-U United States 5-2O's
shares 49, -.g.rT-r~ - -
FRANKFORT, Dec. 3-Noon United States 5-20's
closed last night at 7Gt. laF SO
LIVERPOOL. Dec 3-Noon Cotton dali and I'M
changed; sales 5000 bales. Breadstufts quiet
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@ O M NJ IL GAL


NEW YORK. Dec Sc P. M.-Money closed very
easy and the balance could not be employed at i
per cent on call Discounts dull at % 10 per cent
Gold closed steady at 1885,. Sterling Exchange
stronger and nomnally 1891. Government securities
closed more active with general adv ance of l. The
Sub-Treasury balance to-day is $1O5, 500, OOO
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

THE STATE ELEcTIoN-oRDER REGULATING
alt TAXEs.t t.fil.isaL
CHARLESTON, Dec 3.
Further returns from the State election
leave the result in doubt as to the success or
defeat of the Convention. The result is close
and can only be decided by The official vote
Gen: Candy has issued his order regulating
during the current year. .srH, rr.F.t-4-
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PENNSYLYANIA.
THE NEW ORLEANS PRIZE MONEY.

e.tttif ttt4 cab PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 3.
The Flrragut Association, to urge the claims
ON the government for prize money from the
capture of New Orleans held meeting this
evening and received the report of the com
mittee appointed to consult " th similar asso-
cations in New York = ea5ifr5.ir ia .s.fs
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KENTOCK XIV.
HE hfiNG OF THE LFGIsLATURE.

Tho uo,,so of D. FRANKFORT, Dec 9.
day by the election of John Bnrcl, a. sneat or
The Senate did not organize '' oh as Hopeaher
The Governors message will prohablv be
read tomorrow. Po"aoiy pe
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THE liability of the South Berwick Bank TO Re-
dsem Its bills will expire March 49, 1865,
A.. G. ROBBINS, Bank
Nov 1861 I'd = r't''-l7 6c3d3m
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Boarding.

x DESIRA BILE suit of Rooms in Tho ,,,o.. oor
"a trail and plels location in the ~; s,,,,sbIf
for Gent aud wife Also pleasant chamber for Gents
Or Gent and wife, at No 81 High n. : dc3dtf
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Ameficnn Company Toilet Sonps. I
HONEY, GLYeERINE, BOUQUET & PALM.
These popular Soaps made from the Choicest
materials, very richly Periumed, warranted not only
equal but superior TO the English, and so per cent
cheaper They aresuperseding ailoreign toilet Soaps
in this market as il is well known hat since their in
PRODUCTION the demand for the latter has iallen on
fully one hall. Manufactured only by
McKEONE, VAN IfAAGEN{& co p
: Nov. lswe0w Philadelphla and New York
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MARI N II n. Jews
FORT or PORTLAND.

Tuesday, December 3.
steamer New Brunswick, Winchester, st John
via PASSPORT tor Boston. ~ = ;. -
Brig \ Nelson, JONES' Calais for Norwalk si
Sch j Dyer, Kelley, Boston. - I,5sa $3.50
Sch l. w Pierce Collins, Boston, ~ u
Sch Loud, Richardson, Boston for Mt Desert
Sch Sea Queen, Pettengill, Maehias for Boston
Sch Baltimore, Dix. Bangor Tor Boston, i1'i..#
Sch Matanzas, Stoddard, Freeport Tor Boston.
CLEARED
Brig Mary Chase, Mcdonald, Great 1nasua-
r HITLER.
Sch Prelcott. Freeman, Baltmore-Jas Free
man.
Sch Ellen Norman, Hamilton, Boston = Berlin
Mills Co. 80.
Sch Talent, tBr) coiill, CORVALLIS, N;5-Frank R
Sch Amaranth, (Br) McHea CORVALLIS, Ms.
Sch Harriet, (Brj Wilson, Truro, NS-A ID Wild
den. r
Sch Libby c, (Br) Roberts. Windsor, Ns-Frank
r Barrett. .,.i .ids,I ~ ..fas,b .-..t
Shin j Baker, 500 tons, built al Yarmouth in 1857,
and recently condemned at Calao, was sold by aue-
ton Tor $f5,0t0
From Branch ONCE Western Union Telegraph.
Ar at New York sd inst, ship Cremorne, rom Liy-
elpool; brig Geo Durham, Cardenas; sen Annie
Whiting, Demarara :, rs
AR at Mobile % inst, brig Hiram Abif, from
Wis2asset. F.. aIs 4. ,.I
'i' DISASTERS.
Brig Sally Brown, Matthews, from Newihryport
ioT Wiscasset. grounded at Seavey Island while go
ing to sea Saturday, but came off at high water
without damage and proceeded. tsg;ui 5es sIt
Br sch Grape Shot. Capt ingalls,, before reported
capsized and all hands lost, drifted home to Grand
Menan on the night Of the 18th alt, (about ten days
after the dis and stranded immediately in front
OF the captains house. in sight OF his widow.
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ALABAMA,
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS FOR STATE
OFFICERS.

OtFlCERb.
MONTGOMERY, Ala Dec. 2. G
The itadical members OF the Convention to-
night in caucus at the capitol nominated !,
full ticket for State officers VIM. IL Sm;t h
was nominated for Governor. He was late
Superintendent of Registration Tor the State
a. d. AppleSate was nominated for Lieut..
Governor. Ihe other candidates are nearly all
Northern men.
THE CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION
The reconstruction Convention reassembled
to-day and adopted resolution that when the
Convention adiourns it shall adjourn subject
to the call of e. w. Peck, President, or the
military commander of the State or district.
but if reconvened within one year it shall
stand adjourned sine die. A resolution to ad-
journ on the 4th inst. was rejected. The oath
of office was finally adopted. 1t requires
officers TO swear that they are not DISTINGUISHED
by the Constitution of Alabama or the Consti-
tuition or laws of the United States; that they
will support the Constitution and laws of the
State, and of the United States, and the union
OF the States, sc.
THE RECENT ACTION OF THE CONVENTION CON.
DEMNED BY GEN. POPE. eat
MONTGOMERY, Dec. 8.
Gen. Pope telegraphed to Gen. Swayne to-
day asking If the Convention cannot be in
duced to adjourn without further legislation
and says the Convention is doing incalculable
injury to reconstruction by its late action.
rms is the second dispatch of the same te nor
from Gen. Pope. The Convention has not vet
fixed, upon day Tor adjournment, and Che
members declare that Gen Popes dispatch is
insulting. .tt f..a
The Convention to-day passed an ordinance
exempting one thousand dollars worth of per-
sonal property and homestead of eighty
acres OF land for the head of each family from
attachment. An ordinaDce was passed to a
second suspending all the Courts Of the State
except the Supreme, Probate and Criminal
Courts. An ordinance to prohibit marriages
between whites and blacks was defeated, the
opposing. An ordinance staying tho coliec-
ton of all debts until January LIST next was
passed d sra O
Ii is understood that the military command
ers will enforce all ordinances passed by The
Convention VI
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DEERING HALL.
ern Times.
NGNg HADLEY &CO.'S 9Hll
Colossal Gift Show.
r.~.w N Gx.t

For One Week.
IADLEY, the great Escamateur, Wizard and
Poophonst, will app az in entirely new entertain
ment aud first introduced by him under the auspi-
ces Of the City Government of Boston, uly 4th, fS67,
on which occasion upwards OF TO- 100 persons audby
pronounced the hattering approval, and awarded
to Plof Haley that distinctan he SO richly merits
For full particulars see small bills. J INU
Admission to all parts ofthe house 25cts; Package
Tickets i've for One Dollar. Positively half price,
and no free list. Doors open at z; Entertainment to
commence at O'Clock. ..a.g<
Secure your tickets during the day without extra
charge thus avoiding the discomfors OF the crowd in
the evening Front seats reserved for Ladies' and
their attendants. Attentive ushers will be present
to seat the audience. Whistng and other disagreea
bic noises positively forbidden-tls order viii be
strictly enforced. M. T. SKIFF, Manager.
Nov. 80. dit t.. ri end 81
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AMERICA AGAINST ENGLAND

The Great American lea Company, Of New York
CIV have opened branch store Tea and Coffee,
guaranteed to suit. or money refunded return Of
goods. sl5 b -.sJfy 4.fsi ..5I-5 s.ff dec2dln-
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WA NTED.
Wanted!

A GENERAL AGENT tor a first class New York
n Life Insurance Company. Liberal terms will be
made with a competent man. Address Room Il
Pfeble House. 'ssss noy30,l3t*
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NEW YORK.
MARINE DISASTERS.

MARINE DISASTERS.
SANDY Hook, N. Y, Dec.2
three-masted schooner has sunk on the
wreck of the steamer Scotland Another
three-masted schooner has been ashore on the
outside of the hook and has Just got off again.
The names of the schooners are unknown,
MUNICIPAL, E1EcrIoN
Tho n,,,,,;,;,,o, ol,,,+;,,. ~ a. La ,ssL
suited in The raeaactan af Ms s ony mss re-
nrnl,sblu NV maio,i. 80 III, VOL
Rarling o'e' po'n "oo" anu
Tatnse' co,,1o.
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xUsT opENED A sTO RE

Great lmesic0n Tea Company,
of New York city, at 21 Free Street, Portland. %
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Lost.

ON MONDAY AFTERNOON ON one al th,i mir,
~ cipals reefs Of this city ron OF IbilIs I'm tlnt-
ing in all to $780, The finder will be suitably re
warded by leaving it at this Office dcid1ws
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AsJGTsUH SALES.
Household Furniture at Auction

~ WEDNESDAY, December 4th at O'Clock p
tie FL, shall sell at House No, Sc Clark Street. all
Chanh.r @ ~ said house, consisting of P,tilor,
" i Snd Glass Ware, &c.
Harness oe fAsht Express Wagon two good Sleighs.
uov3dld II. U. BAILEY,
.i
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New piano Music Ron

FItHE sircs OF Brillilnis SPLENDID Music,
L. For sale by W. d. ROBINSON : -
ho3oeodSw 40 Exchange st.
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10 $ T..

A LARGE nsi GOLD WATCH, gold face, chased on
10 Sues OF me case Supposed to have been
Gay a., Ev ming. The finder will be literally rewarded
by leayipg the watch at No 452 Congress- 81 -
Portland, Dec 4, 1861. y y 9ssGS%ia1,t 4
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From Branch once Western Union 1elegraph

Ship j Baker, 500 TONS, built al Yarmouth in 1857,
and recently condemned at Callao was sold by auc-
ton z IN OtO. "
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LODGING Rooms /!

TWO or three gentlemen can learn OF good lodg-
l. ing rooms, within three minutes walk OF the
Preble House, by applying to w. II. JERKS.
December 9. div
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FOR SALE !,

h''sas 40. To Let!5 -aIsF uaN
A HOUSE cont aiming seven roams IN ,,o wesiern
N part OF the city. Apply at TAI Min, ss,,eet1
December 4. div '''''s 'sisN =
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-05-18
SherIMb sale.

CTATE Of Iowa-W Woodbury. County, IS.
- Hudson h Joy Is. VIM s. Thurman.
BY virtue of special execution to me
directed, issued by the Clerk Of the Distric.
Court Of Woodbury. county, Iowa, in favor
Of Hudson & Joy, on judgment rendered
by said court On the 7ih day Of November,
A. y. 1865, wherein il was ordered that the
said plaintiffs have and recover of the said
defendant, VIM. s. Thurman the sum Of one
hundred and t~sn.y-seven and ninety one
hundreths dollars principal and interest, and
seventeen and ninety one hundreths dollars
cost Of suit, directing me to sell certain
property in said judgment described
Now, therefore, have levied on the fol-
lowing described real estate to- wit, the south
half of the northwest quarter, and the north
east quarter Of northwest quarter section
eighteen and southeast quarter Of south
wes. quarter .sf section sesen, oil in town
chip eighty eight, north of range forty seven
west of the fifth principal meridian, in
Woodbury. County, Iowa, A. the property Of
the said Vim. y. Thurman and the said
judgment having directed that the same or
so much thereof as may be necessary should
he sold to pay said judgment and cost Of
suit and accruing costs.
Now, therefore, public notice is hereby
gwen that on SATURDAY, the eighteenth DAY
Of May, 1867, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon
OF said day, in front of the iron. door Of
the hall where the district court for said
Woodbury. county was last held in Sioux
City, in said County and State, / will offer
for sale to the highest bidder for cash, the
above described property of the said defen-
dant, VIM 3. Thurman, to satisfy said judg.
ment.
sherffs Office, Sioux City, Woodbury. Co.,
Iowa, April 9th, 1867.
JOHN HAGY,
Sheriff Of Woodbury. County, Iowa
by 4. d. griffin, Deputy, l6-4w
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Internal Revenue Ee<ice.

NOTICE is hereby given that, at the time
~ and place named below, / will receive
and determine all appeals relative to any
ersoneous or excessive valuations, assess
Eerts, or enumerarfons by the assessor or
assistant assessors returned in the annunl
list, in the 9th Collection District of Iowa.
Tho annual list will be open for inspection ct
the Office Of the assistant assessor of each
division to all persons who may apply for
that purpose, frem the LIST day of May, 1867,
to the time fixed Tor hearing appeals from
the particular division interested. all ap-
peals must be made in writing, ahd must
specify the particular cause, matter or thing
respecting which decision is requested and
the ground or principle of error complained
OF, and addressed to the undersigned, to the
care of the assistant assessor within whose
division it is to be heard In case fail to
arrive at any of the points named at the
time specified. the assistant assessor will
forward to this Office any appeals received,
and a subsequent day will be fixed for hear
iug them, and in case none are received, 10
will give mo immediate notice of that fact.
Assistant assessors will, as heretofore d.
rec,ed, forward the annual list to this Office
on the 30th inst.
Appeals frem the LIST division will be re
ceived and determined at the office OF the
sssistan. assessor, THOMAS MERCER, in
MarshaIltown, on the 9th day of May. 1867.
From the ID, Sd, 4tb, 18th and l4th Di,is-
ions, at the Office of the assistant assessor,
j. J. MITCHELL, in Boonsboro, On the 9Th
day of May, 1867.
From the 5th, 9Th, 10th and llth divisions
at the Office OF the assistant assessor, ISAAC
YOUNG, in Fort Dodge, on the 10Th dry of
May, 1867.
From The 7:b, 9Th, 9th and 18th divisions
at the Office of the assistant assessor, 0. B.
ARNOLD, in Iowa Falls, on the l4th day of
May, 1867.
THOs. II. BENTON, Jr.,
Assessor OF Internal Revenue,
Sixth District Of Iowa.
Marsh.lltown, April %, 1S67-2w
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1@A large lot Of Corn, Wheat. Oats and
Pork wanted, for which the best rates will
be paid Also, Dry and Green Hides, Furs,
and all kinds Of Produce taken in exchange
for goods.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-05-18

Dg This being one of the oldest establish
ments on the Upper Missouri it possesses
superior facilities for The accommodation Of
buyers. The goods are all new aud fresh,
and purchasers can rest assured that IN buy
ing at our establishment, they will get good
articles at the lowest living prices.
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rNGUtCH+ that they have inst n nishef NOV
- iIg Ito their N~w Dru. reons in Masonic 81 tx,
Of Pearl and 81 streets, and ready wait
customers in the highest style Of the art We have
the largest assortment and lowest prices he
In our stock h.ay be found
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KENT =. & p HOWARD
nNGUScH. that TINY hare inst finished NOV
"A Ing Ito their New Drug reons in Masonic 81 tx,
corner Of Pearl and B. streets, and ready
c.soI4ers in the highest Styla Of the We have
the largest assortment and lowest prizes he
In our stock hsay be found
Perfumery, and Toilet
Goods, Pure Wines aud
Liquors, for Medicinal
purposes. Patent netli-
cines, all kinds. Plate
Glass. Machine Oh i
Whale Oil. Lard Oh,
Kerosene OIL Linseed
Oil, (boilsd aud rsw,)
Rerzo'e, Japan, Tur-
pentine, all kids of
tarnis hes, White
Lead and Zicc Paints
Colors, dry ant in
...s Oils, all kinds. Paint
Brus s, Farnsh
Brushes, W!Itewasb
Brushes, dust bra she's
Shoe Brushes, Horse
Brushes, Hair, Teeth
and Nail Eras hes, Cloth
Brushes, BrGsh Of MI
kiu3s. Dye Stutis,
Howe I Stevens family
Dyes =Burnett's End
other F!asoring Ex-
tracts, Hair Oils, Pom
: : = : = - -. -. = :.
AIDES. Cologne&, hand,
kerch:et Extracts, sc.
Physicians Pocket
Cases. Shaker Herbs,
Eclectic Preparations,
Tilden & Cos Fluid
and Solid Extracts,
- ".> >..>' ~ Sugar Coated Pills
:. and Granules, etc.
,.>..,.~, Also, tho best 'r.na.e, = <.:t
CIGARS, FINE CUT, Pluc,
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nLANK DEEDS for sale ut the Sioux City
- Register Office. uaall~oT
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Drugs ana medicines: c
DR.. SMITH MF. MOORE.
S NTH T. MOORE,
cine TUvv ctr 80
DRUG STORE !|
: =}S4 I'LL. III. i
N e w = r / G i S I!
We take pleasure in Informing tn. citizen. Of
IOWA, NEBRASKA AND DAKOTA
that We have jus. received and are now Offering
for sale at our New Store
PEARL, NEAR FOURTH STREET,
The best stock Of
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Pure, Fresh AID NEW NEW nHvvGGtc,
Ever brought west of tn. Mississippi; Our stock was
carefully selected by one nf the Firm,
AN EXPERIENCED DRUGGIST.
And win be warranted new and genuine We have
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p . r E D r q G S
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1895" ~
POPULAR rArEgT MEDICINES
OF the day,
Pure Wires and Liouors.
(For M~aicinal purposes oxIrl
Paints,
Oils,
Dye Stuas, ~-.
Cloth,
Tooth,
Nail,
Paint and
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Brushes,
Trusses,
Supporters,
Shoulder Braces.
Hair Oils,
Pomades,
Fancy Soaps,
Toilet Articles,
Innumerahe, and 10000 other items which VIC can
not snamerate LeIe. Tut Keep Oh exhibition and for
sale, cheap.
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ORDERS FROM A DISTANCE,
Accompanied by the CASH, will meet with prompt
attention.
TER Ms:
Invariably, GREENBACKS.
Gold Dust or G;n in anal quantities.
Remember the Place,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,