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m rs,rAn1.rsH THE OFFICE OF CHIMNEY ooNTRAcIoH.
-. ~ ..11'-GI5.: &! OFFICE CLERK OF COUNOh
January 81, 1857:
vrgHE CITY COUNCIL. HAVING, ELECTED MR, ). =,
R0IMrLLAT Chimney Contractor Tor tne Upper M
wards and Mr. ~ NIXON for the Lower Wards TN tney y
win enter upon the duties OF tneT once OM ~ the
Tehr1iary inst and for the genera! niormauon " Wv
nnhHc the following Ordinance is pubhsRedi
pupne Sne t>'1e ", 81. SMITH, Clerk Of Council.
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PURE BRANDY. r.


THE INFAMOUS PRACTICE OF: ADULTEhAIie'f is'a
BRANDIEs having become so common, that genuine =
article Is the exception it IS Of vital importance to these
recurring it for Family Use and Invads that anouo
be of undoubted purity and efficacy.
We are pleased to notice that the oe ana popular "e
,mnorters. B1NINGER Co., 15 Beaver street. New
York are very opportune in calling the attention offan
lies to their :ez..;s.
"GOIiD MEDAL COGNAC,"
Of which they say, that With view to meeting the
onnlar demand for reliable Brandy in its natural
free from alcoholic flavor and impurities, and fully appre
cang the fact that Is often by the Mea
cal Faculty as sustaining smulant when all other fe
medies fail, we are now bottling and selling at
BILE rates Brandy Of or own importation 1roi ono ~
the most responsible Houses in France ano An0"n
sBININGERs GOLD MEDAL COGNA''
This standard Article Is sold by oil OF the pion..'
Druggists SUMO -
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ns neIt eyery person keeping shop or store OF
sn1aaed in mercantile business in the cy Of
posts np sands
place ~ g Board or Plate containing his or her given
oas ssn sd Hunru Surname and in the
.,saa and easasnf 'ssh nans
aSd eser se1s and pay to the % penalty of fifty dollars
sor eah and every offence or default and @ ase'
thereto further sum Of fifty dollars 1oT a fsis ss
1aM remajn not complied with Provided hooere, Inat
nothing herein contained shall apply 70 the epesAl
ners of limited partnership.
Ratified December 2, 1851.
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II OsT, ON YEsTE1BETWEEN .
IL and 3 o'clockPM., ARtLs, amounting TO
about $3.50. It IL thought to- dropped on Tradd
street, crossing Meeting str@ral reward VIII be
paid to any person leaving tht the MERCURY
OFFICE. February 16
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nVTJANTED.-A SITUATION AS CLERK
w in mercantile house is wanted by a young man
OF good habits who would be attentive to the interest of
his employer, and who writes fair hand and can give
satisfactory recommendations AL he asks is sma
penssoD tor his service, his object being to secure
employment Address INTEGRITY, at Daily News.
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STORESo TO RENT.--TXVO STORES TO
y Rent under the Victoria Hotel corner of King apd
Princess streets. Apply on the premises. z4-., :.
February % 4. - l='....--''- '- 81
TCO SMALL PLANTATION NEAR
i Mount Pleasant Christ Church Parish. Some ex-
cellent Sea Island Cotton Land viii be rented to
approved tenant worked shares. Address a. B. T.,
Mpunt Pleasant, through the Charleston Postoface.
. February 23 -. -, ~ +. :. =. sw2f,
ITO RENT, APART OF A HOUSE, WITH
Kitchen, etc., in most desirable location, In the
lower part Of the city Address IN v P, Box No. 1885,
Charleston. PoBtofce. smw3f February %
mo RENT, TWO FURNISHED ROOMS,
III In desirable locality within few minutes walk
OH the Postohlce. Apply at No, Is EASEL STREET,
February 23 - =. !, ~ .iis. 81.
TElO RENT ;ORaF0R SALE CHEAP, THE
i delightful MNCE No. Ashley street. For
particulars, address B. F., Daily News Office.
February 10 'i5.z' s@-.''.' ,c,agt...
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~, r,rstl! rr,1IrYv,1Na M ,.,.g..
rTyHE FIRM OF @, WHEMORE, SON, & 90. WAS
j dissolved on the 1NnBtant by the death OF Lf-
MAN B. WHTTTEMORE -. 3 ! -.
e.. ,5..l 5.lG = MES 8. RHODES,
,!.iS! A.. surviving Copartners
17otr,,or,, 1pe7
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THEUsINEss -. 80. '....--
OF THE LATE FIR& O.. WHlITEMORE, SON q
" CO.;win be continuander the name Of :WHIIEEr
MORE RHODES. - CEPHAs WHITTE@0RE. :
t-'l,.' - JAMES 8. RHODKS. -
Charleston s. c., Febry -, 1857. ..ei -.
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TNO RENT, A COMFORTABLE DWELLING
with all necessary appurtenances at No. 81 Beauair
street Inquire at No. 80 King street.
January stuth
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T,OUND, A SOUTH ILINA STATE
II BOND, with Coupons, for Ono Thousand
Dollars, which The owner Guy proving properly
and paying for NtvertisemeE to J. N. ROBSON,
No. 62 East Bay. February
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MRS. roll, .,,,,,
"AVING RETURNED tE CITY, OFFERS s:n.a aLs
Jul services as Teache4 Piano and vocal Musi'. W.
Apply at No. g.. WENTWI STREET.
Z December 20 F, .a,-,5 -. E-t
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VTIANTED.-A CONPETENTi COLORED
w SERVANT, to take care Of two children, put q,
chamber to rights and to help in sewing when che has
tme She must be willing to go in the country, and
ING STREET. 1* February 23
w PERENCED MAN, to take charge Of Planning
Machine. None need apply who is not fully competent
Apply ut ''CIRCULAR SAW MILL" foot Of Beaufain
street. ~ February 22
ElMPLOYMENF yVANTED.-AN ENGLISH.
II MAN, duly qualified Engrossing Clerk or
Copyis desires either temporary permanent employ
ment He is also an experienced travelling agent and
canvasser for newspaper book and other advertisements
Address A. F. o., Daily News Office. -
February II ,9s-g9.,5z6
TTTANTED, A SITUATION AS GOVERN
wv ESS, by young Lady who is capable Of teaching
the ENGLISH BRANCHES, and who has had some eI-
dress 20. ". b., :, Box No. 81, Society Hill, 8. @.
February 81 81
IA. STA UATIoN LADY TaAT
IN q can eat and make Men md Boys Clothes LADIES'
nd Dresses and assist in keeping house.
deaires situation in good a1ny Address 40 W."
Box 81 Vance's Ferry, So Ca. 6f February 81 :
wv that they can find fresh and varied stock OF
BOUTS SHOES AND GATHERS, at astonishing prices,
for instance LADIES' ssrge Doube-soed Balls at so;
Ladies' Serge Doublesoled Congress Caters at $780,
Childs Goat Balls at 75c Boys Balls at $160 and $2 La
dies EN- Velvetand Eaze Slippers at 50c per pair; Mems
Brogans at $l.5U s.. i5 and % per pair.
An extensive stock of o standard article Of MEMS
.WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S WEAR, at corresponding
prices, at No. Ss4 KING STREET Detw> George and
Calhoun W. Il. DEWHURsT.
:Febi iuRry 20 .;se-:zi - Il :: 4 ,,.E
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1NyANTED, BY s. LADY,
wv Situation as Childs Nurse or as Seanstrees 1s
willing to make herself useful about house, Moderate
wages asked, as the chief object Isl to obtain home
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BoA&.

EuRST-CLASS BOAN BE HAD Az
II No. 2 ST. PHILIP corner OF Beaulaan'
Terms moderate. February -
nRIvATE ROARnk FEW BOARD
L ERs can be, accommodo. 90 KING STEEiEI'
east side, near Broad. Boarders can be &C
oommodated. january 81
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IS PRE-
Is PARED to receiye 4 at No. 146 Meeting
street, up stairs. Hgr mlds and acquaintances
will please bear this In min Decemner 10
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a al communications intended for p'9scatlof, on a. IN
Dali Ne,os, No IS Hayne-stree Ggrsescs, @ >; =,
Business Communications TO P"osas"er :" Do"y
We cnmnot undertake TO return rejected 2o7'a'ssca-
ASnertisements outside Of the city must be acconpa-
MED acith the cash.
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DISsTION. ,1,,
TlHE FIRM OF CRA15OMEY l. CO., Is TH1s
l. day dissolved by m{consent.
All claims and demandnst the said firm must be pc
presented, and those ind: will make payment 70
JOHN TUoMgY, who ihe authorized to sign tne
- -: - : : = '.'' CHARLES +. CRAIG. Z"
JOHN TUOMEY. 49,.
B. ". LOCKWOOD. 80"
s' NCE. - 5g.:, ..:,l,;l. i,
TyHE SHIP PCHANDLEbUSNESS WILL BE OAh-
j. RIED ON as usual, ,Ee old stand, by ..a.:S
iz&si A:~.fs - JoHJOMEY, No. 4S East 81 Bay.
a IN HIRING -,
ENROM THE FIRM OtAIG, TUOMEY & Gu, We
II return thanks Tor tberal patronage eItende4 %
us and solicit for our ff partner, Mr.. JOHN roo-
MEY, continuance of 4me. III f;iI-L. -, =
: ~ CHARLES r. CRAIG.
= 80 Z. B. ". LOCKWOOD. -
HING =, :,
GOLD MY NTEREsE STEAM WATER boAI
-: E"AGNES" to Mr.. GILES r, CRAIG, return my
sincere thanks to my fiji for the very liberal patron
sge bestowed, and solcr him continuance o. OIL tne '
came. u, ,l{a, - 80; ;sis;JOHN IuOMEd.
February 20, 1857. ,,Y :, 6. 1..t February II.
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NOTICE.
OFFICE OF THE CAPTAIN OF POLICE,
CHARLESTON S. c. January 25, 1867.
T,HE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE Is HEREBY PUB
LISHED for general information. The Police have
orders to report oil of violation on and after the st
~ Fehr1aIv next C. b. SIGWALD,
- Captain of Police
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GENTS :WANTED FOR ssTFIE HIS
N TORY OF THE WAR BETWEEN THE STATES
akACING ITS ORIGIN, CAUSES AND RESULTS" by
Hon. Alexander H, Stephens; and for "THE LIFE LET
TIERS AND SPEECHES" of Hon Alexander II. Stephens
by Henry Cleveland. Send for Circulars, and see our
terms. Address : 3IATIONAL PUBLISHING co.,
:, Corner 7Eh and Main streets, Richmond, Ta.
- FebruRry7 1mo =,
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yOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE CAPTAIN OF POLICE, Lie
CHARLESTON, 8. c.. January 70, ;Isf. is6I; ,ll,p
TWIN Eo1JOWING ORDINANCE Is HEREBY POo-
u AlsaID W. VIZ C. B. sIGWALD,
cern Captain Of Police.
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FIN A N CIAL.
REM MOVALS.
NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
TOBACCO! TOBACCO! TOBACCO!.
p. .MULKAI

+. 7IXI Oh1AAI II - =.
II the hands of F. BACKUs, No. 1855 Meeting street.
- Gessrs MCKAY l. CAMPBELL'S Auction and Com
mission House. Easel street. opposite the Postohce
ubara he viii be happy to an Of his customers, and
aeli them all grades Of TOBACCO at Manufacturers
prices. 49, ,no,, .oo ,>,v,. ,,.,., ,,ovss and
caddies of MANUFACTURED TOBACCO. Fresh sup
niles and New Brands every week -.
PiANTATION TOBACCO in 20 b caddies at 20c per b
Plantation Tobacco in whole and hafboxes at &C., c
:aac oSc 41c and 45c per . Also, some Of the finest
Brands from 76c to 81 25c ger 10
n. B.-Agent for u. GREEN's} GENUINE DURHAM
SMOKING TOBACCO. No Durham sinohng 7 ISnas SaaS
loco lbs samples mixed Tobaccos will be sold nlos OF
IS fbs, or more, to suit purchasers: ,,e
IN W,He1 ~ nr;ce, 6 February IS
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11OR SALE, THE ENTIRE STOCK OF
r GROCERY STORE, consisting OF choice selection
OF Heavy and FANCY GROCERIES. The party offering
the above intends moving to the country Address P O.,
Hox No 381 February 13
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r AND FOR SALE NEAR SUNIhlERVILLE,
4 s. C.-SEVENTY-SK ACRES LAND, ten Of which
is under cultivation, with Dwelling House, Kitchen and
outbuildings and fine orchard. Apply to
j. G. CAMMER,
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T,OR SALE, TWENTY LARGE, FAT,
n and 5-year old broke MULES; and THIRTY 3
aud year old For sale al Mills House Stable Apply
to II. w. CARTON. January II
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70 R SALE.

.
rNOR SALE, FORTY HEAD OF KEN.
II TUCKY MULES, from to years old well broke
to double and single harness. Apply ut MILLS HOUSE
STABLES 3 February 81
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.

ESTIMATES WANTED
-, n,rn tTTNCE ARCIJND HAMPSTEAD MALL.
FW Foi a, a ..IaSS IE.o, a,,n1n IN E. WILLIS,
February u Chairman E D. "nu -
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I4ast Saturday firm in Portland, Me-, received
q lot Of California -four, forty days from San Fran
CISCO Il came in sacks Of fifty and one hundred
pounds each, in capital order, the -four being put
first into cotton sacks, and then these sacks being
placed in gunny bags. Portland papers state that
-four can be obtained quicker from San Francisco
than it can from Chicago, railroad facilities from
the West being 80 very poor.
Mr.. SEWARD, under date Of February IS, sends a
communication to General sA1aAR, the Colombian
Minister at Washington, protesting against the
decree ofMosouERA relative to th6 adjudication OF
prizes in the Colombian Courts as contrary to the
laws Of nations, and gives his Government notice
that far the interests Of citizens of the United
States are concerned, such DEGREES will be consid-
cred null and void.
The Springfield Republican says the State con-
stables were on their muscle in that city few
days since force Of ten officers commenced
operations at six o'clock A. NJ, and continued
work until two P. NJ. Over three thousand gallons
OF various kinds of intoxicating liquors, valued at
eight thousand dollars, were seized-one man
suffering the loss Of eighteen hundred gallons
worth 1--WE thousand dollars. At several places
lager beer was found, but it was not taken.
Judge BRYAN MDL1ANPHY, an eccentric gentle
man Of wealth, died in st. Louis, Of cholera in
1S49 leaving an estate for the benefit of emigrants
to the West, which is now valued at over $500 O00
recent report of the commissioners, which let's
some light into the administration of the fund.-
shows that for period Of nearly Elk years, ending
July.1s 1867, the receipts, including small cash
balance from previous account were s124, ,954 "a,
and the payments s114,7 1877 70. Among the dis
burssments. are eEet $4,000 paid out for taxes,
$4,000 for buidlngs, and $1,000 for lawyers' fees'
together with s1154 25 itemized as srehef to emil
grants The Board are now proposing to erect
building for use as an emigrant house.
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NOTICE..

BY the Mayor.
January3 W. d. SMITH, cierR OF Councn.
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The Grasshoppers.

The Kansas City Advertiser Of the 10th
inst, has the following in reference to the
grasshoppers:
The grasshorpsrs have taken mp their line
of march. Yesterday afternoon they were
passing over the city IN such miIlions that i,
looked As If = furious sn ow storm W.. rag
ing in the heavens. They seemed to be a,
various heishts-some only seemed As white
masses against the blue SKY, aud others we're
low down, lighting on The house-top,, Thsv
we're going northeast
Ibe Lea'enworth Bulletin of the 3Oth
uls., has the following on the same sutipc, !:
The grasshoppers are making a clean
sweep OF every green thing in the garden.
throughout the southern and western portion
OF he city, and on the country farms beyond
50 far as We have been able to hear. Millions
filled the air yesterday, from IL o'clock q.
m, till sundown, without any apparent dim
mutton OF The numbers on the ground. As
last as their wings are developed, they take
light; aud their course il steadily southeast
1t will require = couple Of weeks for all Of
them TO become full 6edged, ~ those nov
here vary in growth from tho size Of very
small dy to that OF the matured hopper. L.
the meaIsine, IN this vicinity, tho devas.a-
ton Of crops and vegetables Is general aud
complete. l~
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Resolred, That the maintainauce invio
late Of the rights OF the State, aud espe.
cially the right OF each State to order anc
control its own domestic institutions accord
ing to its own Judgment exclusively il essen
ia! to that balance Of power on which the
perfection and endurance Of our Political
fabric depends.
Resolved, That we believe each State has
the right to regulate the elective franchise
for itself, and We as citizens Of the State Of
Iowa, are opposed to striking the word
white" out OF our State Constitution.
Resoired, That the existing tariff Tvs are
unjust and heavily burthensome to the agri.
cultural States, without being of cores.
Iouding benefit to the government, aud only
OF advantage to q few manufacturing sta'es,
and should be repealed or greatly mod fed.
Rfsoired, That all classes Of property
should pay proportiona'e rate towards de.
'rayi"g the expenses Of the Government
We are therefore in favor Of taxing govern
neo' bonds .he same as other properly.
EesOiUed That we are in favor Of repeal-
i"s The present prohibi,ory liquor law OF this
state, aud in favor Of enacting q we'll repu-
la'ed license law in lieu thereof
Resolred, That We are in favor Of an
amendment to the Constitution Of our State,
giving to foreigners the elective franchise.
after they have declared their intention TO
h"come citizens Of the United States, and
have resided in this State one year.
Fesotced. That We demand Of our public
rtficers in the State Of Iowa, and 10 the
United States, the strctes, economy in order
TO reduce the present system of burdensome
taxation, and we denounce in the severest
terms the protigacy, corruption and knavery
OF our State officials aud Of Congress.
Resolred, That the denial of the RICH, of
representation TO ten States Of the Union
through odio"s military restrictions, in VIC.
iatton Of the Constitution, should meet with
H." unqualified opposition If every good
citizen.
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THE n r VS..

The democrats Of Minnesota have held Z
convention a, St Paul, and nominated Chas.
E. Flandresu for governos, and A. Maynard
Tor lieu.eoant Governor, Amos Cogesvsll
for secretary Of state, A. g. Chss6eld for at-
torney general, and John Friedrich for treas
ursr. Resolutions we're adopted sgsinss =
prshibitory liquor law. negro suffrage, and
reconstruction under military rule.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has sent .
letter TO the House saying ths, bs would not
oeed any legislation ., this session.
There are twenty thousand applicants for
ths vacant position Of comm ssi Of aeri.
culture
Reverdy johnson voted sgsins. the Senate
supplementary reconstruction bill, although
he voted for the original bill.
Leading politicians in administration cir
cles are urging the President 10 remove
Seward, alleging that he il an incubus on
the party, and that hs il trying constantly
10 involve tho country ia fsrsiga conpIica-
lions.
Gov. Crawford, Of Kansas, states that Eve
thousand whites have been killed during the
Indian war this ssason.
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In the official proceedings Of the June
session Of the Board Of Supervisor. of tbi.
county, the following paragraph occurs:
The resolution requesting The County
Treasurer 10 give the pr ntinp OF the d+lin-
quent tax lis, for the year 1866 to William,
Frenzy at FIVE cents per description, was
voted on aud lost"
The following is the resolution above re-
ferrei to:
"WHEREAs. William Frenzy, publisher of
the Sioux Cry r. gis,er, has submit ed pro.
position to this Board agreeing to print the
delinquent tax list Of Woodbury. county for
the year 1866 for FIVE cents for each descrip-
tlon; aud, whereas, it is the duty IF the offi
GERS Ut the county to tske advantage OF oil
fair aud honorable propositions to reduce
the expenses OF the cuurty; therefore he i,
Resoired, That We hereby respe c,fulsy re-
quest Tsos. J. Stone. treasurer Of W oodhu q.
~ county, to give the printing Of the d. lin
qIent tax list Of Woodbury. county for the
year 1866 to William Frenzy a, The price
| named IN his proposition, TO wit: FIVE cents
tor each description provided. the pu blisher
| OF the journal does not agree to Go the work
for an equal or less price,
This preamble and resolution vas prese nj.
ed to the Board by Mr.. Lewis, Of this ,owr.
ship. After some discussion, it was voted
on and los, by tie vote essrs. Lewis and
Squires voting 10 favor, aud Messrs. Wood-
ford and Graves against it. Nj. Woodfo,d
gave as a reason for bic vote that he be-
'ieved the county could not collect more
than it had to pay gu. for advertising delin-
quent taxes, and that consequently the
county would not save any,hing by accepting
our proposition. While we did not believe
that Mr.. VS. obj ction was tenable, ye, in
order to meet, and leave him and bis frend-
no excuse upon which to base their oprosi
ton to our proposition, We made an Offer
through the columns OF the REGISTER to pub
Iish the delinquen. list for 1866 and refund
to the county seventy-6ve per cent Of the
amount allowed by law. We continue to
make the same offer, and stand ready TO ful.
hl it. Cor proposition is plain, strictly le.
gal, and it, acceptance will save the county
several hundred dollars There 10 no art
fnl dodge about it; ali that kind Of bushes
will have to be done by the radicals to e,sde
the responsibility Of rejecting it.
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HOW TO MAKE MONEY FOR THE
COUNTY.
Thomas t! Stone, Treasurer Of Wood5ur,
County, kaoa:

Thomas j. Stone, Treasurer Of Woodbury.
County, Iowa:
We hereby agree to print in the Sioux CITY
Register the delinquent tax list of Woodbury.
tou"ty for the year 1866, and refund TO the
l.unty serenity fire per cent Of The amour,
allowed by law for printing the same.
The above proposition has been standing
IL oar columns for severul weeks, and We
vail continue it until the County Treasurer
decides to accept it, or give the printing of
the list to his party organ at q cost to the
county of seventy five per cent. greater
han contemplated in our proposition. We
particularly call the attention of the reader
t. the fact that We do not offer to do The
work for five cents description. Our pro.
position is that we will do the work at the
regular rates-that is, twenty cects for each
description-and refund to the County ffteen
cents on each desc, iption Advertised, retai,,-
ing only five cents per description for the
trouble Of setting the type, &c. This pro.
position will in no wise prevent the Treas
urer from collecting the full price allowed
by law for advertising the list. Our propo-
si'ion. it will be seen, is not for the benefit
Of the delinquent taxpayer, but for the
oeneft of the County. AS such We make
it; and as such, in behalf of the tax-payers
Of the County. we demand its acceptance b.
tie County Treasurer As We have before
said, as soon as the Treasurer notifies ~
hat he has accepted our proposition, We
will enter into bonds in any sum which be
may deem necessary for the ful! and faithful
Performance Of the contrac. in every parti-
cular.
The acceptance Of our proposition will
save the County seven or eight hundred dol.
lars; its rejection will take out of The Coun-
ty Treasury and put into the pockets of the
conductors Of the Journal some ten or
twelve hundred dollars.
Taxpayers, please make a note Of this.
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Ad''ees from the Plains are decidedly Of
"arI'ke character. A strong force Of hos
tile Sioux are reported to have suddenly
made their app+s r"nce in tho vicinity oi
Columbus, Nebraska, and surrou nd-d the
Pa~nee Reservation. within twenty miles o,
that place. Scouts arrived ut North Platte
Announcing these facts, aud succor Wa
being forwarded to the threatened settle
msnss. The Utrs are also reported 10 Be-
threatening new disurbancss
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-07-20

The reports Of tue crop prospect through
out the country are exceedi"gly encouraging,
aud No doubt NIT that this yesr will b.
blessed By = remarkably bountiiul yield -
The laboriog classes of The country will de
rive a. inestirable advantage from H..
rich products Of The soil, for their alum
dance will cheaper the cost Of living snc
give new impetus to Tho industrial inter-
ests ,hruag hous The land. Ls. ~ thank high
Heaven for the precious bsnl6ceues.