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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-01-30
THE TRIBUNE.
Senator Do9Iittle.

When the Legislature of last win
ter asked Mr. DooLIrrLE to resign his
seat in the U. s. Stnate, we looked
upon the movement as little prema-
ture-not because we believed the
senator true to the principles Of the
party by whom he was exalted to the
honorable position he holds in our ma
tional Legislature, for we were well
aware that he had turned his back
upon the principles he had advocated
IN Republican Conventions.-but be-
cause of the appearance of a show Of
of reason IN his reply that the Legs
lature that thus assumed to instruct
him were not chosen upon any such
issue, and perhaps might rot reflect
the views Of majority @ the people
Of the State Mr. DooLlTrLE then IL
tinated, if he did not declare in so
many words that he would present
his case to the people of the State,
and abide the result Of the viii of the
people as the same mightbe expire ssed
at the election in November last.
That the senator plead his own
cause before the people with all the
prowess Of his eloquence, none will
dispute who listened to his speeches
last fall. No lawyer ever presented
a case to a jury with more earnest
ness, or with a greater desire for sue
cess. The issues upon which tie SEN
ator was represented as having vio-
lated his duty towards his constituents
We're brought directly before the PEG
pie for their approval or disapproval,
and upon that issue mainly was the
present legislature chosen. The re-
suit was an overwhelming vote of the
people against the course of Senator
DooLicrLE, and the approval Of that
Of Senator Howe, who differed widely
y from his colleague upon the que5-
tons at issue before the people.
Mr.. DooLIrrLE can no longer believe
that the Legislature Of Wisconsin. in
asking him to resign, does not speak
the sentiment Of a very large MAORI
ty of the voters of the State. hence
he can have no excuse for retaining
his seat except a stubborn disregard
for the wishes Of his constituents
lie cannot plead ignorance of the
issue in the election last fall, or doubt
thereviewal ofhis course bvcv pub
lie speaker and BY the press generally
throughout the State. The people
were as well informed upon that Issue
a they ever We're upon any political
topic at any election. The question
now is, Will he regard the verdict Of
the people and obey their mandate as
expressed by the Legislature of their
choice?
We have no fears as expressed by
our neighbor Of tie Democrat, for our
Government, even If its highest Off
GERS obey the dictates Of public opin-
ion, particularly when that opinion
Is founded upon reflection after pro
tractcd discussion Of the questions at
issue. Should Senator DooLIrrLE re-
tain his Saat I'm -La S.,.+, ,.-.-4
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-01-30

MUTENY OF AN ENGLISH MAy-or.
WAR.-A Washington special saws
4he government has been informed
oy Sir Frederick Bruce that the Eng
llsh man-ot-war Bolivar. while at "a.
guayEa. was taken possession Of bv
her crew, and had cleared for parts
un&nown. Efforts viii 10 made 10
detaln her should she visit American
waters This i important. liza nj.
rate ls ahoat. Il viii be Well 10 know
*"
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-01-30

THE Sum Ter, once famous as a rebel
privateer, Is, now transformed into
quiet and peaeeable merchant steam
er, and IS reported by the latest Eng
hsh papers as discharging in the TYNE
mixed cargo from Hamburg. She
Is called the Giberalta-.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-01-30
SIR AEEn

f1-:5S~ tRoI the premises Of the Mineral paint
E Mining Co, CT about the Ri 81 O q. rDi,.'
:. e5i5a,-- Head OF Reef Cattle. described
dark Brindie COW, do. Oae 4eIto f1W an one
49, - gAs 90 two Iueys, black and white with
two years old past 49, wv uafA sIEEl'S'
November 18th, 1866. MOUNTS CAhdLL
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-01-30
state of Wisconsin,

"a - tsCSLS-n.
Iowa COUNTY CIRCUIT CoUkr Z
Mandania S. Wheeler,
Plaintiff, The rlanuT desire the
Frank T. Wheeler there he =, l' - !. 49,
Defendant. County ,f ro,,-, " 80
To Frank T. Wheeler the ahove ,,r,.I g,e, .
You are hereby summoned and required TO ans "a
complaint IN this action which i fled in the ffic =
tne Ciefk OF the Circuit Court in for Iowa County
State OF Wisconsin, and to serve coyy Of vour an
s"eI 20 me sad complaint the sIbscsler al his n
nee IN Mineral Point, Iowa County Wisconsin within
twenty days after the service hereof exc t- IF tie
day Of such service, and if You fail to answer The said
Complain; within the time above mentioned the pI.in
Il "il apply 10 the Court for the relief demanded in
the complaint ATLv VIt 0'' '''
Dated Jan. p, 1867. prafr.tT-4 So.
n neral Point, Wis.-a5.-S
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-01-30
AIN LID

{ l%.ssy ~ the Subscriber, living in the CITY Of
NST cineral FONT, a 81 hi,e last Spring STEER
spots on the oly. ~ *" "iNhn
The owner is requested to cali. rra,,c ,~o,., No.,
charges. and take him aWav l0 i'I' pay
All, u. JAMES ARGALL
my 49, % 1910 -tv.<
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-01-30

T.servA BY the subscriber, residing in The tow,
E1 Of Willow Springs, Lafayette cout,,r
N Pr about > miles from the City OF Mineral
--=Ssz-<1=s-- Point, On the ith Of January. 1867
yea'InE HE4FER, with red sides, white bac!, and
belly, the right hind foot white as far a, the sbaI
white tail ant :, little white in the face '
me "heF Is req tested to call prove property pay
Willow Springs, January T., 1867. swxa
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-01-30
STKAYED.

the town OF Belmont on the 18th OF. Of De
lIL4 Whit .oGo' a Inc yearling sorre FILLY,
age SAID Coz followed the tsa Of es wm nrs wa sG[
posed 70 have flIi fosnt, and from thence sup
road A rit,ar,,I -eu sumo team the Linden
Infornoatior Of ara VIII be paid for its recovery
rsy of5ce IN NJ; Itaoolts be left the TRIB
Co,tavs IN -. al ROM, with " Olms.ed at the
- I'm Tue IN lersgned Belmont.
pslro,, n. .. - HENRY ELLIFRTr.
80 ~ 1855, 3SsN
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-01-30

F-ry-74 ~ the subscriber. living in the town
81 Of Mineral Point, two miles East If ~ IN
n ZT clty, about the first Of October fSfG o..
-. fear!tag HEIfER with a ubite TO-
~e ail.,er the belly, and Eaed back-red sidrs
UP 81 right horn broken OF. e' anu
The owner IS Request ed to cali r,rcr,a ,,..
charges, and take said iIeer aav. properly pay
Mineral Point, Dec. II, 1866. " hS Nt's-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-01-30
TAKEN %.

{ 49, BY the subscriber, residing in N. -ro--u
&S Linden, on abas: the Isl ms, one ~ na o.
- STEER broad tim horns two -. oi i
49, IA. Sp.lhg me Red and White STEER short 81
neEns Two years old last Spring AI<o on y '.iI5
me me las1 sPnng steer CALF. No artificial max
r,ra-+ ~, -, % hers are requested to cali I,Tove
i''is-''' pay eharges and lake them away i
Linden, Dec. Is, 1850. i'CiiALL P"AD-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-01-30
TAX sN EP

7.gr--3 ~ the subscriber, living in the town
Of NifIiin, about ne mill. W-st 81 tb- orJ
n N spr@ui Furnace, - on or about the 2sth
-----r4---~--s-L day Of Decer5.r lSci one - H.,
spotted red ana white ~, r. 80 ing
the ears cut OF. ' ''-' w punt 81
Tho owner is requested 70 cali NAV. $500.
charges. and take her away. 4'0'N i''fs''S' pay
.Iar,,srr 75., 49, J.JONFs
--' i7''- 4w*3
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-01-30
Gstran 3loticcs.


C7.sczEa BY the subscriber. residing in In. town
NE&-9~ Of Kendall, Lafayette county. four miles
4-z2--2.-- south vest Of Mineral Point a Red ana
White rPech'Ca IIElFEk, one wear old past. With q
Ie in the right and a notch under Ter left ear said
stray has ran "i'h my cattle since June last
Tile Is requested 10 call prove rropertv nav
cha gee, and cake her away.
VII. IAN HEWITT.
Aeud-iia January l., teDi, 3|"E
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-01-30
State Of Wisconsin,.



Iowa COUNTY CIRCUIT CoUEr.
Josiah II. Tyack,
tatharine Priest!ey and
Mary Priestlcy,
f4aintiHS, Summons for Relief
=. Against The Plaintiff desires the
H y '.sA' trial of this action if any
DaHaei HimiheF, there BE- 10 be had in the
Matthew CUnnln2ham County Of low. " "
Joseph Pollard and
Thomas Jeffrey,
Defendants.
10 Martin Nash, Daniel thinner, Matthew Cunning
nam, Joseph Pollard and Thomas Jeffrey narant,ut7
You are hereby summoned and required TO answer
me compliant IN this action which is flied in the flee
OF the Clerk OF the Circuit Court in and for Iowa
county, Wisconsin, and to serve a copy of your an
s"er 70 tne said compla on the Subscriber at his Of
nee IN Mineral Point, Iowa County Wis -onsn with,
twenty day after the service hereof exclusive of The
DAY OF such service, and IL you fail to said com
will apply to the Court for the relief deuande in
complaint. - w
Dated January 23I. 1867
,1.-o, -. ALEX. WILSON
'''-'' "iS'--ll'"G- Plaintiffs Atty
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-01-30

e TIE subscriber has a n.x MI e,,---
tE-E~ which ne will sell or excha,,, ai zen COW
-A-azSl>-. Cow. i'"se Tor dry
Linden Nov - ia. FRANCIS LITTLE.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-01-30

The Indians in Florida continue 10
hold negroes n slavery
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-01-30

The Plaintiff desires the
trial of this action if any
there BE- 10 be had in the
County OF Iowa.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-01-30
MISCELLA NEOUS
The Cheapest Newspaper
OF TIE
Published Era eEac West.

On the first Of January, 1867 the columns OF the
NILWAUttEE SENTINEL. viii be engthened making
the PAPER full columns capacity for reading
matt er han heretofore. This viii inyuyea considera
Die increase in expenses inasmGch the price Of
paper and type composition has advanced siuce the
ductiOn in tte terms of fHE SENTINEL, at the com
Inenc of the Volume for 1S66 We do this in the
hope Of receiving additional subscribers for the
Volume to compensate for the additional outlay
We ask The friends OF THE SENTINEL throughout the
West TO aid usl accomplishing this oNject.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-01-30

The DAILY, TRI WEEKLY and WEEKLY sENTI-
MEL viii be sent TO Mail Subscribers, at the
Charged the past wear as follows:
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-01-30

Pension DECISION The Commits
sioner Of Pensions has decided in the
case Of a father of a deceased officer.
who applied for pension under the act
Of June 9Th. 1866, and where the
mother Of the officer had already
claimed and received a pension under
the act Of July 18th, 1852. that the
application of the father could not be
entertained, on the ground that the
act of June 9th, 1866. excludes the
father from the benefits of the Pen
sion Laws, If a dependent mother be
living, and that under the Pension
Laws, the survivorship Of a dependent
mother Is bar 10 the claim for pension
Of any Of the heirs Of the officer. sol
der or sailor, Of whom the mother
takes precede@c- This decision has
beer sustained by the Secretary OF
the Interior.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-01-30

So for the preface. It shows that
the author Is guided by friendly senti-
ment toward this country and Is de-
termined fully to comprehend our sit
uation. The work itself-as we per,
ceive from review of it in the Aues-
burg Gazette Of Dec. 24-iustifes in
every respect the expectations raised
by this preface, and we believe that a
perusal Of 1t would be of benefit not
only to enigrants, but to MANY of cur
own people. Some Americans. who
think little of the peculiar couforma-
ton Of our political communities from
township organizations up to State
and Federal Government, would find
it profitable to read what an eminent
and learned foreigner, after close
study. SAYS about it. Baron de Heck
Is not unknown to financial literature.
His work on the financial administra-
ton Of France, published in 1887 has
been read and even studied with avid
:ty by French fnanciers and another
on taxes and public expenditures, that
appeared in 1868, was equally well
received
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-02-23

S~ Ladies will be delighted to learn ,ha.
oe. s'yle OF bonnet has made its appear.
.hce IN rar's, II is very simple. consisting
nere'y o. twine sirins witt, h diamond &c,
IN the top Exchange.
Our contemporary is behind the times. The
above described bonnet is certainly very
beautiful a. "sll As delicate, but is o,l,
anited for the winter months. The sprio,
style, as We have learned through the new
Atlantic cable, will consist simply Of ,eath
81 stuck in the top Of the waterfall which i,
to arch gracefully over tho brow asd Is de-
cided By judges to be tie most duck OF
bonnet ever vet invented.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-02-23

t0rAs ITEM FOR THE I!u.s DARN, hi.
"snowy' term, q seeipe for dry tuots is a
desideratum. Here is enc said to be worth
. mint Of money TO ward off colds and con-
sumption. 1t consists Of four artic es-tal-
low, soap, rosn, aud water. These mare
dents are as fellows: Tweptyoae part. If
tallow are melted n a vessel, three parts of
resin added, aid the two, when melted, mix
ed we'll togethsr. In another vessel, seven
parts Of good washing soap are dissolved in
seventy parts Of pure rain water. After it is
dissolved, and the mass heated to q boiling
point add :hc par. prepared before. lot Il,
bod once more gently, and The preparat ion
is ready for use. ..,.....
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-02-23

~ ROLL OF HONOR roll Of
honor has been published by Quartermss.er
General Meigs, at the instance of the Secrs-
tary Of War, being the names Of the soldiers
who died in defense of the Union, and were
inferred in cemeteries in the States Of New
York, Wisconsin, P,nnsy vania, Iowa, Ma
ryIand, Missouri, North Carolina, Arkansas,
Kansas, and Dakota territory. The publ
cation of this pamphlet Of over 200 pages
and continuing abOut II 900 names, is made
for the Information Of their survyn, CON-
rades and friends.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-02-23

EN- The IMMIGRATION Our people should
prepare for the immense imm; grafton which
will soon begin to peur in upon US. From
every portion Of the east We hear Of thou
sands who are making arrangements to move
TO Iowa, Dakota and Nebraska in the spring
Those who have cuitivating two and three
acres of land and earning from that bare
livelihood, have discovered that they can
come to this fertile country, aud wish one
half the 'aHor ard economy, realize twenty
times the product They are consequently
di .po sing OF their small patches in the east.
aud preparing t. come here and buy line
farms, where they can from moderate labor,
gain large receipts, AMI in n short time grow
rich. Let our people, b,ta in TOW" and
country. be prepared for them, and offer
he n such borgain- as will secure their ear
~ settlement amongst US.
Such a popul ation will, in brief period,
cause cur Country TO blossom as the rose.
and Lu''d Sioux Cay up into Il mmoth
.ity
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-02-23

Inc newspapers are publishing a para
graph giving the "signs' that accompany
certain sorts Of hair. Here are Qailp's no.
t'ons On the subject
BACK hair is commonly a sign that it is
dyed, especially when il has A reddish ,;nao
q. the roots. stu hair is sign that it wants
ollng. Short hair is a sign that !, has L..n
81 OH, snd long hair, rice rersa Curly
mar 10 the sign of-tongs. A bald b. ad il
sign o. aversion to wigs. Uncombed hair
is a sign Of I4ziness and bad taste.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-02-23

nsA- The National Publishing Comrany
ii Gin ionati, have issued circular an.
nouncing that they will pnbl.h "A work Ly
Hon Alex Ii. Ste Ee,s, # Ge< rgia. eut,,r
led "A History ot The Late War between
the ates-lrae'ng its O.isin, Causes un1
Results"
Such york from tho pen OF Mr. steDh-
ems viii DC eagerly sought by the reading
puoiio 81 The entire county, without regard
10 party or Gee ION. Whatever may be said
OF Mr. Stephens position in the recent stray
gle, MS AGILITY, candor and honesty of pur-
pose will be questioned ny no one.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-02-23

dSuJCKIAG -- \ tnun 1 II IL few VIZ. Ks
since in extreme agony. Some tne "fcr-
wards his aiil ctcd VIE visited neI: um for
the purpose of ascer,ainin3 what had dis
tressed her poor husband in his last no
ments, the table was put in requi>ition, AMI
the astonished wife soon learned that he had
voted against dona'ing the swamp lands to
the railroad and failed to pay the printer.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-02-23

s~CAsD-.Mr. Eator-Ple.ss permit US
through your paper to express The gratitude
and pleasure with which we recall tie yixi,
last tuesday evening at tie residence of Nr
Groni"ger. We can assure our friends tina,
their gifts, which We deem quite generous,
were timely and are duly appreciated. The
amour; received is $si H. cash and about
$25 worth Of other articles Our PRAYER il
that our labor4 IN future may be less unie-
s'rving oil sucn In+ulsent aud generous re
cogniton. n TIxGLrY,
G. W frvntrv
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-02-23

n9-DoMEsTIC ECoNoMY.--No house-keep-
er or cook is fully prepared to enter success
fully upon her culinary dn,es without hav
ing the Best Chem ical Salcrafus on hand
1t relieves the mind Of much of the care and
anxiety experienced by sklIfn COOK. For
sale by most merchants aud grocer~. Gail
for the genuine in re! papers |. is letter
than Soda.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-02-23

n0- A CARD-The Reverend John Curtis
late Pastor of Omaha, N. T., has been ap-
pointed by the R.. Reverend Bish p to til
charge Of the Catholic ConsreGa'ion OF Sioux
City. The Holy Mass will be offered up and
. sermon preached in the church OF tn,
above city, on to morrow (Suuday) at ten
AID half o'clock, A. NJ
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-02-23

The other day teacher at ladies' school,
while putting company Of Juveniles of the
gsntsr sex through their spelling, came to
the v'ri lad Of which, in accordance With
the modern method Of tuition, she asked the
s,gn'hc, ton. One little puss, on the anes-
10. being put. with a sidslong look, blush
,afiJ aus-crsd.: "For courin vii
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-02-23

~ Src:Ess.-The concert on Monday
evening last by the ladies connected with he
Catholic church of this city, was decided
soccess The performance was entirely sa'-
isfac,ory to the audience, and the proceeds
some sixty dollars pe.-were salts actory
to the origiuators. II tie same ladies' sh nd
get W ~-"'har ea.ertAinnen,, they wuu'd
be we'll patrouzei.
D-PERsoNAL -CSrt:~ rss'.-..-. $500 .-,-
APPOINTED Receiver of the Land Ottieo, arr-
ved 10 this city early this week. The Cap
tain served three years in the army, ye. his
arrival in this city to take possession Of an
Office to which be was appointed by the Pre-
.ilent of the Untod States, is seizeI rprn
by the journal as the occasion FOR gross
personal assault. However, nothing better
could be expected from county treasury
robbng, Niger worshipping concern.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-02-23

SIS THAT Back NAunlNE-N r ".
NcLihamev has disposed of one half in eres ;,
10 his nvention, t. J II Lewj-, E,q., aud
these gentlemen have taaen hold OF he mat
ter in earnest They have forwarded a
model to Washington and apple, c,r pat
emt, winch i. seems t, us th+y mast ohtain
without trouble. In Iuokln. eve. ,he model
one IS struck with the simplicity and rrac:I-
c"h!htT Il the invention. ami wonlcr w. ~ it
IS hat IN ~ ave m,!- b.t K 50 'p~r without
having conceived this nr;,.r3p'" hrlurp. -
lis perfect implicitly il is prime pal feature.
next 10 the rani4ity with which i, performs
is vcrs. Practical NO hinr men an !
II clauics wh3 have seen the mo .c} express
TN: one or njon Of tit j. "A success ="
Nc intes ds 10 have n machine mali dur
ing the winter. AID ready for op-r a ion "a
spring. -
e-G- t,r Prs: & - i.rnrarr~- a,nlv :,
ISAAC PE>DLETov. Luc Il ASer'. who is-ur>
Policies IN tie following NJ | Camp ,n'o&:
r;h American. p";!Aiel,h:l Olir,:
St"c% ,onr.~y in The Uas'oI S4a-=- A. =
ovei ) 800,n.o. LIZ. p1ii ovc, SO uJDOuG
N,tr5po!tAn, New Y.ra. Asses ",cr
q 500, 0vo #.
t@~ Malrbe's Oysters received frcsh eve
ry day. at Ken, & Towards In
L1~ D.op III At Ken: Z EI,war!s an | zee
the incest assortment Of fancy aud toilet
| articles to be- fJ1nl in the northwest. In
eJWA<rGD-A GIL I, 10 general Iouse
work. Apply at Wear" & AIii-ons Bank,
| or at the residence Of lie re-" Ware ST.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-02-23

1~ The concer; by the ycurg ladies' Of
this city on Thur ,day evening was we'll at
tended and gave general satisfaction l. WIS
also successful in pecuniary pont, the net
proceeds amounting TO over $50
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-02-23
City Election.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, tina. the
~ annual City Election will be he'd on
MOI day, March 4th, 1867,

At tho usual place Of voting in each W"rd
for the eject o. OF the following City On!try {:
One person for MAYOR;
One person 60, CITY TREASURER;
One person for CRY Assessor;
One person for CITY MARS lAL:
One person for CtTY SUPERVISOR,
And also in First Ward, one person for
CITY TRUSTEE;
And also in Second Ward, one person Cor
CITY TRUSTEE;
And also in TT ird Ward, one erson for
CITY TRUSTEE.
GEO WEARE, Mayor.
A. r. WRIGHT, City Clerk.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-02-23

Ss-f Inc FGXED QuEarloN SETTLED
Judge Hubbard writes itom his home Ia IT,
dana TO leading republican of his place,
AS fellows: Il intend 10 take my seat in the
next Congress. may resign bat not 20 a
cause special election this Spring. Nv
resignation VII depend upon contingencies
| intend to get we'll. Ny physician SAYS /
WILL but il wi take time Should resign
will know it As soon as any one. am
improving slowly A. W. HUBBARD.
Fort Dodg. NoHhwrst.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-02-23

Rss- CITY CuUNtIL--FfB'Y 5Tu. 1867
Council met rur-nant 10 adjournment.
Prcse"t-Aid. Hutvhins, Rooney, Ne
Namara, Chamberlin and Cameron.
The minutes Of The last meeting were read
aud approved
On mo.on, the bill Of 3anhorn & Fo'lett
for lumber amounting TO SlO7. was allowed
On motion, C.uncil Adjourned until Tues
day evening, Feb l.. 1-67.
g. W. CIANBEnLIE. Ca'n
+, J LAMBERT, Clerk pro ten.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-02-23
FOR SALE-stEzs,AHs

slM ACRES of Prairie Land in Nebraska two
wv and hal miles 4 ON Sioux CITY canal In
quality TO any IN the Territory Also 100 acres al
timber. For further information enquire of
s. ~ . JOHN CURRTER
Sioux City, Marcl o. lssb-sm
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-02-23


Tom Marshal Litchfiels OF Dakota rsr,;,-
| "ho cane down from Ia,.k.on yeste,d3v.
'hnt on TLur,':av morning Henre Bradley,
proprietor Of the Brad ey Hote! at Yerk,o7,
vas shot by young man named Congleton
1t appears that a serious dispute has exis. ed
hc1"ecn these u % MN for long lime. and
that mutual threa.e ninqs t. shoot each o,h.r
were 'requ ent'y indul5ei in. On THURSDAY
morning the parties met and renewed their
quarrel, when. Es it is asserted Bradley
threatened to shoot lis opponent: whereupon
Corgleton drew revolver aud fired Two
shots at Brld'ey, the second Of which took
effect in lis side, rroiucink what is sup, o
ed to he a fatal would DR.. Hunt Of this
ely was s"nt Tor, and wen, up Yesterday
morning, t. rs st tie Yankton physicians in
the treatm'n o tine ase.
Mr.. Bral'ef i ore o. h first settlers o.
Dakota, and was vel knoan throughout
the Territory