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The national Republican., 1867-05-31


II teaches how the homsly may become bsautlfui
the dsspissd respected, and the forsakan loved.
No young lady or gentleman should fall to send
their Address, and receive . copy post paid By rs.
turn mail Address ?. o. Drawer, q,
mhls-d&wly Troy, H.Y.
sS-To Consumptivss.-Ths Advertiser
having been restored 10 health In few weeks, By
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years with ssvsrs lung affection, and that dread
disease, Consumptien, is anxious 10 make known 10
his fellow sufferers the means Of cure.
To all who desire II he will send copy Of the pre-
seriphon used, ree Of charge with the directions
for preparing and using the same, which they will
nnd SURE CuRE ToR CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, Bnox-
oHTrIs, &c. The only object Of the advertiser in
sending the prescription s to beneht the ahiieted
and spread Information which he conesiyes to DO In
yalusbisi and he hopes every sufferer will try his
rsnSfy. " will cost thon nOthing and may prove
. blessing,
Parties wishing the prescription will please ad-
dress REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Oe2S-dwiy Williamsburg, Kings Co.. MY.
ss- Know Thy Destiny.-Madame Il. r.
THORNTON, the great Astrolog gst Clarvoyant
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her to impart knowledge Of the greatest importanes
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the person you are to marry, and by the aid Of an
Instrument Of intense power. known as the Psyeh-
omotrope, guarantees to produce lfe.like picture
Of the future husband wife OF the applicant to-
gether with date Of marriage, position in ifs lead
ing traits Of character, &c. This Is NO humbug as
oftestimoniAls assert. She will send
whon desired certified certihoats or written guar
antee, that the picture Is what 1t purports to be.
By enclosing small lock Of hair and stating place
Of birth, age. disposition and complexion, asd en-
closing nfty cents and stamped envelope addressed
to YOURSELF you will receive the picture and desired
BY return mail. All communications
saeredly confidential Address, in confidence, MAD.
AnE Z. =. THORNTON, p. o. Boz 22S, Hudson, MY.
mhl9.d&wly
ss- The Gravsst MaIadies OF Youth and
EARLY hAEHooD.-HowArd Association Essays, on
the Physiology Of the Passions, and the Errors,
Abuses and Diseases peculiar to the nrs age Of man.
with Reports on new methods Of treatment ON.
psyed in this Institution. Sent In sealed letter en-
selopss, free Of charge. Address, DR.. J. sKILLIH
HoUGHToN, Howard Association, Philadsiphia,
Penn. mvl7-Sm
AS Sexual Diseases, Debility, &c.-Pay
no more money to ouacks, but buy THLLL JACK.
The national Republican., 1867-05-31

FoR TWENTY DAYS we shall offer oil
Goods in our Boys' Department at a reduction Of Is
per cont from last weeks prices; (bsing compelled
to do so In order TO make for the Largest Stock
Of Gshts' and Boy Linen Wear ever offered In
this eity)
The national Republican., 1867-05-31
IyoR SALE OR RENT

DOR RENT-FURNISHE ROOMS,
II with or without Board, at reasonable rates
SH street, between Kghth and Ninth. Convenient
10 Patent and rost 0hicss my26.6t
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-12-21

~To Contractors The undersiR ned
- ls@sss~ssaool saisss.ssa~ ~ Sioux City
Township School District, desire 10 have
abou, $500 cubic yards Of earth placed upon
lots |, 2. 3, 5 and Of block number l3,
Sioux Guy East Addition, said earth to BE-
tb.1ihed: ffsa 200 to 600 feet distant from
seh pYcmisseNr
Sealed proposal. will be received for such
work by either Of the Directors until Decem-
her the 2sth, a, 2 o'clock. p. NJ, At which
time said bids will he opened n the office Of
Wm l.. icy in Sioux City by the School
Board, and a contract awarded to the lowest
bidder, provided that the Qirec-
ybrs tsAHE tk6 rig6sfo rejects e3 md ~!
1bi7is, II y, their opinion the interest Or thI
School District require it. All bids TO be
acc"mpanie by the maze Of some response
BILE person who will become surety in said
contract i: awar el the work to be COM
ple."d by April lO.h, 1868 For full .pec-
fications enquire on or after December 10Th.
1863 Ris to BE-. endorsed, "Prorosals Tor
resr,h z~o-k on. hochs Is, Sipsx Sly East
r. I: D a. AM altSIs
W. L.JOY.
~ WIN: 4. SMITH.
Nov. IL. 1867. Sch ,ol Directors
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-12-21
W f EKLY MARKET REPORT.

WEEKLY MARKET REPORT
corrected weekly by JOHN l, Bocgel
OFFICE Sioux CITY REGISTER,
December 2l.,, 1867.
Wheat-sl AZ per bushel.
Flour-S5 80 per hundred. =,
Barley 9octs. per hnshel
Buck"h'a F'our-sl0,oo per hundred.
Corn Meal-s3,5o per hundred.
Corn-$l 90 per hushei
Oats-,or's per buhhcl.
Pota'o". $50 per hu>hel.
Beans $500 pc, ba>he'.
nam-25cts. per pound.
Bacon-22cts. per pound.
ShQulder.--lS>ts. per pound.
Lard-l5cts per pound.
Bu,,er-3ofa 35c,s. per pound. ~~
Cheese-2o(d 25cts. per pound.
Egss-25(a Scots. per do.. II.
Green A2ples-s7, so per barrel.
Died Apples-l5c.s. per pound.
brcd lrh"hes--octs. per pound.
Srgar-lG>o o5ct,. per pound.
Coffee 22S<a3 :cts. per pound
Tea 81 ,oca$22, per pound. s..
Mu!Asscs-$l 90 per gallon.
S"rghum-5 50 an! 1jr's. per gallon.
Whisky S 22,225 and IS 90 per gallon.
Star Candles 30c,s. per pound.
sa'nglss-s4 90.
La'h-S $500
Cottonwood lunter-S2o aud $25 per NJ
Pine Ii nber $50 and sl00 per n.
Walnut lumber--$45 and $50 per N.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-12-21

~L Notary tho uptown Gr,cer has
juit re.nrned.ir"m Chicago with large ant::
we'll selected stock of goods comprising
every thing in the Grocery nnd r,ovisicn
line. Mac. Mas already acquired repu'a
ton for keeping The hest Of everything IN
his line, and selling q, tie lcwe-' -p,;"es. Il
you wa, anything ice for IL. 'llvlidays'
give him call, 4nl you nj. DO su.c to &c,
suited
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-12-21

~Winter has set in IN good earnest,
and from tho vigrrou. manner in which ii,
has taken hold it evidently means business
TussasJ VISA co4,rssw. disrsrsskh day,
and Wednesday was a srortrr, the mercury
sinking 10 Is degrees below zero.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-12-21

p~Gto"ioger is having his old store
building raised, and new front and saelv
ing put into it. We u.Jers,and ,Astit his
been leased 70 B:.f S n,;l,. who ~i'' use il
~ q drug store aud to~t:,y trsasurr''s
office
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-12-21

~Rsmembsr the Concert on the Is and
9th inst, for the Bene6. Of the NJ. L.
Church. 10 SAVERS Block. Admi..ion
fny c.d( hat11lss b.lf fiss.s '. !; -; !.
- - = III
TkSrs b IS INF S0u.hJ N Atnysl no~
that only one through train Is 10 BE- run :
day lFyep Washington aud Now Orleans.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-12-21


EO- OBITUARY. died IL, tie rcsiderce Of
her sis'e, Mrs. Thropb''e Dcueier, IN The
18th ins:., Mary Le.,iso Iont, OF: aged %
years. -..,...
The deceased formerly resided in St.
Louis, from wherco sho cam" last spring t.
;: tbs residence Of her sister, in the hops thai
q change of climate would arrest the pro-
gress Of that insdi, IA disease, con.um ption,
With which she vas h'etsd. But her hope
%as NOT rea,iztd !; ard ne t has rassed> away
TO try the realities Of TINT "undiscoyered
country Miss Tournot was a devon,
christian, having been con.i.,.n,, M i, Der
OF the Catholic church from her early youth,
and she died in the full faith Of a triumphant.
resurrection. Ecaniscat ia pace
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-12-21

SpEasoNAL.-Dur yuu,'g friend, ". i
Suites, iei, on Thursday evening Cor TIA. par
pose of spending the holidays "mc"g h.
friends y, Chicago and koetf,ri, liz. We
wish him a p!easan, visit. ard u s"f, rstnr.
10 his western home wh, re- he has more
friends and we'll wishsrs than yoa ean shake
q stick att. 1855 ..#'35 -
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-12-21

IA Cane lusn he enclosure Of The sub
>scriber about the 10th Of November last one
yoke Of Ox.n. Que a red OK, white face
white stripe down bach, one white leg, and
paof Tail white The other red Uxw
face, white line down back, ara tip Of tail
white. Tie owner is r>qnrs'ei to prove
gpropsr,y, lay charges md .oss them away.
AUGUST TRANERSEE.
S:anx Citr u u i,..-
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-12-21

- Be- iscrdssusd " shs oe.sss Cssss;ssf
Sioux City,
Tba. the Rish. Of Way from the presen.
D-rct grounds over the public grounds to
the poin, Of bluff ives. OF the south end OF
Elm street bs AID 10 hereby qr,ntea 10 the
so'xT>'t BrsncA Of us 1. clio z, b.,
Company, under the following provi.ons
only:
Iroriied that the RICH. Of way for only
single .rs~k from the line Of tho centre Of
Douglas street up the Missouri river along
AMI over tic L,vee to aud oxsWsser street,
in Sioux City East addition dSH y hrN
~ given said company 50 long as tie said
Company have their Dcpo. Ut tho present
grounds
irooidod .fnrther that said track or tracks
Shall no. he ra''rd above the general level
Of the surrounding ground above l2 inches,
ant~s q! psMi wts, q ~ II cid. of
Do 81 . nd ,eek. Dt had, Dali b .
eoss RE. :. undso e. p.s,ha, lo1ded 'tsane
can conveniently eros. AMI re cross equal IT,
street crossing.
Prouided also. that between the East side
OF D,ng las street and the ives, SIDE Of Water
stree. sail track shall ouly bs used for the
Iasslng and requesting OF the Engines Cans
and Rolling stock Of sad Company, nu1 n,
no 'me shall they allow either the Engine,
5trr> or Roling stocs to stand on any pat
t"' the same, or Ia any way except while in
n'otioi, to obs;ruct tho travel and trad.
across said track for more than Is minutes
at TIM, excepting il cases OF srriI. az, lr
hr"k 'ge, pre- cA."S'ne moving off Of the
saint
And rrorilel dl,o, tina, sail track shall
De h"'li and KEEP. on l'no not less than
no ieet sou'h of,he South E st corner of
Block No 80 10 S'orx CITY East addition
+ Il KIRK, Chairt.an.
4 X WHlCur, Geek.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-12-21

D-TLe Lodse OF good Il mp ara win hold
a tes.iva! aud fair on Monday evening Dec
%, at the Temperance hall in Sawyer
Block. The public arc respectfully invited
TO attend. admission lnc,>., super 5c"ts,
and oysters, a Post Office, graf tag. 10y,
And Christmas g"o'i- On s:ir.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-12-21

sa~cne Of the i'eAsantest aud bes.
caf;ie' Of the season came off at the North
western House Oh WEDNESDAY evennv. il
"Hs we'll attended ~ our citizens, 4nd pass
ed "a Il .h9 A'o7t 9srye.b!se NM ass, ..pd -
the s"'lIge s"Iiisfae,l9a Of evety ons ia a.
te.d4nce., Tie super prepared ny 'i a,ine
lest hu'ohees. Vas a sp'entid af..;r. ana Coz.
v'nced e'e-y One, Wis was rel before aware
o:thc fact, that ia ,hf eni.ine ar1e.he North
western s.auds gre. miue.t We presume
that the pe.iec, success wAi:!. attended thi
party, vail Encourage Il nsx.AsftSs stss up'
others OF the s'me &ssuring tL g viuies
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-12-21

E| Go!>U AHEAD. IN at sI.nstauiing tho
ing sheal a. Vi s"'c as!y ever. ~",. il np-
pears TO he the determination OF The en-
srss,ors to hstsh ire work M spite CT j"d
and weather. Tie hums IF ,ae dcro
building is np, And he wo.k Of ;nc!osin,. i!
is progressing t;,,orn''lv.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-12-21

srIgHI H.E,"
Mr.. B. +. SHith will con.iaua the Drug
and Stationery businsss 1t the old stand o.
Smith g. More snd soiici.s = contin u ice
Of .h.a ysry, liberal patronage bestowed o,
the late firm. Mr. N. +. Moor. viii con,;uye
to be found with Mr. Smith, and would b.
pleased 10 see, his frienda. 463v
I'D .ey .ss1,t.--- ~ e = !, ~ IL. ~
SC0uScIL Bturrs Avn Sioux CRY
RAILROAD We understa nd ,ha, the above
named road is CON .eted and tbs c,ns,ruc-
ton train running to within twenty five miles
OF Sioux City, and that aaou. eight m =.
OF track Is laid each week. At ,a;s rate
S:sa= City will hs reached about the frs,
day of January. when Council Bluffs and
Sioux City will be united by railroad. So
We go. Railroads pouring in upon US from
every direction. l: seems that a railroad
e.nsss b. i'rTH f1m,sqy petit. ia Igsa
Without making Council Bfnfs is terminus
-Bugie.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-12-21
] a. 0.tWnnr. Clerk.,za s,s.,,
-sa ----E.-
Z NHare

r. hereby given to Thomas D. Lewis and all others
! concerned, that will appear at the Land Office
Dakota City, Nebraska, the 3st DAY of December,
sid Thomas y. Lewis t. Homestead Entry No IS IN
tlaslA kaF einsrth east, 4rrtsr Of section e, and
tn" west lt nf north west quarter ef section n town.
ship IS range east entered by said Levi. on the a5,h
day Of September, 1Gs5.
noii 3w G. W. SHEIBLEY.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-12-21
COWactl Proc eeIinEs.

November ), 1857.
AsFss"o's to Adjournment Dc cosns.l
met.
Present-Trus:ees Cha ,nberlin, Molopey,
Beck, Rooney. Kirk. Mcnamara
III. proceeding, OF the las. meeting wer,.
read aid approved.
On M nn", thr C''y Marshal was au,hortz.
ed to employ an assistant in cr,er she,
'pehce sid quiet may he preserved day nn,!
night wi'hn the city limits
On Motion, IL" City Attorney was reque,t-
ed to commence prosecution against those
WHO have VIC a.ed the Oriinauce relating 10
getting o"t rasA 'om his quarry on Ia.
tevee. s III
TIE G''losing bills were allowed
A. i GrtIin, one quarter sal.ry, ending
No,sn, soth. 81, so. !.
A. b. G,iEn Tor hep aud removing NUS.
anc,s, $3.50 ~
a. M'r>h'i Il, assisting city marshal, Sc %.
John 'novan, work ,n streets, Is So
Wa. uv!iray, Wocs. On s,rec:-, 400.
L G">spn, wo:k on street, 400
DANES Kinney. work on street, 22o
VI ,huycr. work on street, IS Gents.
+. C'o"tey, work on street, $50.
Ioot'e X Charles, Perry Creek bridge
$3.50
On motion, the Council adjourned.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-12-21
aoyA.-A G ssinsssks rsso,

Cd into bis splendidtnsw' store room, adjoin
- ing his old stand, in which his fine stock If
goods makes at excellent DISPLAY. Call
end see bin 10 HI. new quarters.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-12-21

a L.
~AcciDEsr.-A serious hep occur
sdseaths; Western Sssgs Gonranys coach
which left this city Monday evening. When
going down 1hompsons bill soma thr, G
miles South of,own, tbs bra AXE CAV. way. and
shs coach tipped over, rpiIling ont the oc-
'cupants in rough aud promiscaoas manner
preacher" The driver Jared the worst. He
had ons o. his arms broken between the
wrist ANA elbow, and received other injuries
about tho body, which will con6ne him to
his bed -for sotue tiue. Although his inia,
ziss are severe and painful, we are glad To
e knew that they are not considered dangerous
BY his Physicians. Mr.. Wilson, ,he express
messenger, and Mr.. Hendricks, route agent
Of The Stage Company, who were on the out
side Of the coach, we're also somewhat in
juried, but not seriously. None of the pass.
engers on the inside of tho coach we're hurt.
4 Tia up,rtt;Is Of the coach was purslz acct
> dsatall AID uaavoidabls--a fact. Which, no
one Will dispute who is scquainte Nth .be
csfs and tkill the vetsranar;ver. Preacher.
~@@ 81 <"s -.--- --.-- ~. h,a
~ DxkorA NEws--I'he Lsade, says thers
are eleven hotels and a. endless n r1:brr Of
restaurants, private boarding ..hous.,, etc.,
in Cheyenne. -.
A new town called Dale City is being
built 10 the Black Hills, thirty. FIVE miles
west Of Cheyenne, on he U. ?. r. X. It
'Sons;sss. Il prsseat, of 50 ne titssn ou,iiinv~
and others IRE being erected. Gold has
been discovered in the vicinity Of the town.
The editor Of tho Leader says: Last
July We arrived upon the bank of Grow
Csssk, slsrs usv l,aads tlhs tCty brewery !
Near IL lonakay vhsns nor stands, Gen.
Stsvsnson's massive warehouse, was then a
party Of hostile sasagss, hailing from tie
Cheyenne nation. They were mounted and
we're scsnpsrinx ,AA0as,, bi,ber and shilhsr,
hstitsps - ,ssspsctlal, distance from ,oar
siass. u Whs4 = nisbty change bss come
oyer this hen hAybsrnns uildf" RaaI
Feur horSs 3mnibussss, with f;aotme 4 30
Aiad, are aos .hs s',.. ia Cheyenne.
..0Ig.a ! a-IaJA9a as..aa,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-12-21
ORDNANCE 30. A..
\ " - =. -

30. A..
~ @1~ - - = l. 49, - - > s.
Aanriinanee slra;uz tho Aays ana Sheets in blocks
aS, "a. and -, Sioux Cit, Ens. Addition and Bloc r.
II ss"nas,lin aitas,s sicsrn Ci.s. -. So. e..
scctipn L. p. It pgjsiIed BY the Common Council Of
Sioux CITY, That the ailF 80 in blocks a. ~ and % IN
SIOUX Cly East Addition, and toekss and in Middle
Sioux c.y and 10 much OF k~sras ka AID Jacksan
street, lies between first Second streets in soux
City st Addition IL and IL hereby dec.rcd avacated
L. r. KIRK, Chairman.
A.A.sN uu0r, CLERKS - nol3-3v
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-12-21

sTDiss s'ls3tsJf Or co-parrszn>n'r--
Tho Se'partnersh'p heretofore existing be-
tween The undersigned IL this day dissolved
by mutual consent, Mr.. n! II smith assumes
all the Iissil'sie'i,'and will BE- paid oh tbs
debts due tho late firm. '@.~'*
.o4or B, F. SMITH,
I'm. ENCORE.
Sioux City, Dee. ~ 1867. - IL
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-12-21

nD LAGER BEER fArLr.-We took q % k
tie Other day. AZ III. ,l4ts n Iiset Y.n.. in
45e seoprsa Of s,.asttyc. ists by iosr, ,enerss,.
townsman A. SELLER, on The other SIDE Of
Perry C@eok. I'll. yaul, i, II Zee. wide
TO 'ees long and II feet hi. h. When finish
q 49, he 0ts ofshe IaIss yauls ws~,l
roash II, - III - xSfSll ksR< Fam
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-12-21

We are p!ea"ed to notice the energy s.d
pubic spirit Of our German citizens ssner-
ally, AMI of NJ 1se)su in pa, is.isr, ri,
but tew years ago. came 30 our city with
out dollar, and who hs. BY bis industry,
saved money enough to suabls him durss
The present ysaresn ez pend building alone
over six thousand dollars. @o.f GO
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-12-21

hereby given - James H. Williams and all others
concerned. that will appear at The Land Once in
Dakota City the 18th day Of January, 1865, 10
o'clock 4. NJ and contest the RICH, Of said James II
Williams to Homestead entry No 3D. the south half
and north east quarter Of south west quarter and south
eaA quarter Of north west quarter Of scction TO-
ship -, north Of range east entered by said Wiams
the sth lay Of May. ls63-on the ground Of aban-
Comment. AMOS ENDkkSBy.
Dakota City, Dec Q, 1867. 45-2w
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-12-21

South west corner O! Pearl and 81 Streets,
sioux CITY, IOWA.
We Agent. for the following o,e, reliable. end
STANDARD Fire Insnaucs Csmpsnies:
Home Insurance Company Of New
York, Cap;tal............. ,000, 900
Underwr;ter'. Agency of New
York, capital. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1000, 900
Hartford Insurance Company of
Hartford, capital 100000
Phoenix Insurance Company Of
Hartford, capital .".............. 100000
Enterprise lnso-auce Company,
Cincinnati, spisa!............... 1000, 600
Total capital represented, &c, 10000
Mona shou', neglect 80 important a matter % In
suran~., and the experience Of psst the
rccedent"G number "f terrible connag rations the
number II Ilillrcs of lnsurGuts Companies Of
email 'apts demon trat"s the fact that ONLY the old
established Companies - large capital. who adhere
= N rates. guarantee to the Insured the indemnity
be pays f., aud s.~s eight IL ro..t-
Those desiring Insurance should call At and
II 10 "A Policy u OF the above companies. Oar
lowe consistent with the hazard ssum-
Cd Losses curing in Sioux City or vicinity, under
fnlc.s issue by will be adjusted and paid hers n
GresabacLs
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-12-21

=. ~Aajgh. bsll; q tho door for tho nc,
eommodstion OF those wishing Medicines
AFTER business hours
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-04-04


The New York Post says thatin
spite Of the continued high prico of
labor, and the throe-fold price Of
brick az compared with 1860, there
is more building protected fort
present spring than formany Year,
past. sl.
The New York Legislature Haaa
passed resolution protesting against
the formation Of any government
In North America not Republican
in form. {irsas
The shipment Of hogs east over
the Baltimore & Ohio r. r.. and
Pennsylvania Central, this season,
has been 5l2.lSi head against 49,. ,
526 head last year. s y
TAe N. Y. Times special con.
tradicts the report that Gen. Grant
made suggestions 10 Congress rel. :
atiye to adjournment. A sds
A religious lancy party was thea
last novelty in New York. ALI
present assumed Scriptural charac- /,
ters or those Of pious celebrities,
and the exercises opened with pray.
er. p33et3eF %
Missouri VINEYARDs.-In st.
Genevieve county, Mo-, the vines
are in excellent condition. The
season has been very favorable. and
large vintage is expected. Mary .
OF the vine-growers, are enlSrgi9d
their vine yards. The Coaeorim
grape is decidedly a favorits vl.izs
them.
The Washington Chronicle, pre-
diets that the electoral vote o. Ala
bama, North Carolina, Louisi5rss
and Tennessee will be cast for t6S z
Republican nominee for President 4
in 1868. s,....,
Gen. Sherman has ordered that
each steamer which ascends tho
Missouri river above Sioux City,
shall be supplied with two pieces
OF artillery and twenty Inuskets,
with proper ammunition; and
commanders Of posts are authorized
to furnish moro arms if considered
necessary to the safety to the boats.
The Convention Of Ohio News.
paper Publishers, called to meet in p
Columbus on the 1st of April, has
been changed to the 18th. Busi-
ness of much Importance to the
craft will come before the Conven-
tion, and a full attendance is desir.
ed. a.7
George Rolf was murdered, the
other day, BY maniac in Fal-
mouth, Maine, who washed and
dressed the body, laid it on buf-
falo robe, chopped off the head, put
it in a bucket of water in another
room, and then went to his uncle's
house and told him what he had
done. The neighboring people
think it rather inciscreet to permit
the crazy person to run at large.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-04-04
What a Teacher should DO.

Labor diligently for seIf-imprOve
ment.
Thoroughly understand what b,
attempts to teach.
Prepare himself for each lessor
assigned.
Require prompt and accurate
recitations.
Danish all books OF recitation OK
cept in reading.
Call on pupils promiscuously.
Ask two questions ont of the book
for every one iL it..
Teach both by procept and OK.
ample.
Manifest an active interest in the
studies Of the pupils.
Make the school room cheerful
and attractive.
He should be courteous in Ian
guage and action.
Cultivate q pleasant counte.
nance.
Require prompt and exact ODE.
dience.
Insist upon attention from the
whole class.
Make FEW, if any rules.
Avoid governing too much.
Let his pupils under stand that
he means what he says.
Should govern himself.
Take care of his health.
Visit the parents of his pupils.
Encourage the parents to visit
the school.
Visit the schools of others.
Subscribe for some educational
journal.
Attend teachers associations and
institutes.
II. should teach the subject, not
mere words.
He should dignity end elevate
his profession by his personal worth,
as well as by his skill and scholar.
ship.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-04-04
The Great Brooklyn and New
York Bridge.

1t lisa fixed fact that a charter
has been obtained. company or.
ganized, with Mr.. Rochby as chiei
engineer, and that immediate mea.
sures Will be taken tor the con.
strution ofthis, the greatest bridge
of the world. We were in error in
our notice, a few days since, in sta.
ting that there would be pier in
the center of the river. The main
span will cover the entire water
way, about 1000 feet or double the
span Of the Cincinnati and Coving.
ton Bridge. The pier spans will
each be as great as that of our
bridge, passing over the houses to
a suitable startlng-point on either
side.--Cincinndti Commercial.