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The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-04-18


peal'ng to the opinion of tho military
portion of the people for the further
ance Of their veivs. This portion is
very largo, but they have no interests
sep arate Srom all other people, and it
is not we'll to appeal to them as if they
had. Such chieftains as General
Banks and General Butler, General
Logan and General Schenck, hav al.
ready done more of this thdnis eitherbe.
coming or safe A manifestation OF
the same spirit is seen in such clap
trap resolutions as those about the
Confederation ofthe British Provinces.
the Fenian insurrection, and the eight
hour system, and in the lot them
stirvc" speeches that have been dcliV-
cred by these military legislators a.
bout the people in tho South who are
destitute Of bread.
Tie dlslntegration Of a great national
party begins By rery small degrees The
alienation Of few and the lukewarm-
ness of few moro are the oddies that
indicate tho turning Of the tide. An
election here and there goes wrong.
The party loses its prestige and It's
confidence in its own principles. 1t
at length grows desperate and aband-
ons all principles, until overthrow and
ruin become inevitable. We, therefore
utter our word of caution TO our Re
publican friends and say to them
there is limit beyond which it ia mel
ther right nor safo to go. Tho line
must be drawn and the discrimination
4 must be made ciear between the wild
fancies OF individuals and theapproved
doctrines Of the party. We suffer
! enosgh from the Nero association with
4 extreme and reckless men; let us moi
be mede responsible for their extrava-
/ CANT schemes.
From the sprimugfeld, Masa., Republican.
! The Philadelphia North Awerica,
| finds in the Republican losses in Nov
Hampshire and Connecticut evidenc,
that the Republican majority in Con-
gress has been pushing along the ca
of national progress little 10 fast fo
some sections ofthe party" and think
I that the same thing would appear il
the Middle States if elections were he'll
in them this spring. The distinction
made is not exactly the right one
tits not the progress that has cause
dissatisfaction, but the false and dis
organizing demonstration withou
progress. The Republicans in Con
lectlcut and everywhere else al
, strengthened and consolidated by tn
doctrine Of impartial suffrage. 1t
the threat Of few leading Ropublica
to force it upon the whole country b
act ofCongress thatprovokes resistanc
. The Republicans must establish equi
suffrage in evry State which the
controle, or retreat in disgrace befoi
: the enemy They must at least a
tempt to make it national by an ame
dament to the Constitution, and Il
attempt will ultimately succeed. b
the demonstrations in Congress t.
" wards impeachment confscaton Nr
matters ofthat sort, not sustained /
a majority Of Congress or the part
d damage US great deal moro than Il
= advocacy of equal suffrage can in VIII
n ever shape it may be presented. \
e party ever carriedso heavy load
10 useless and damaging lumber, and |
u its ability to carry it thus far it h
&c proved it's own vitality.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-04-18

ry- .DEsTITUTIoN and want are said
to prevail to very painful extent,
among the people engaged in the great
Fenian rising in the south of Ireland.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-04-18

Sa- The question of granting the
right Of suffrage to women, is TO be
voted upon by the people Of WiseOA'
sin at the election.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-04-18

H5rFouR more Democrat votes wenld
have gievn the Connecticut Senate -
the English party.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-04-18

rA- A BILL to abolish all the public
markets in New York, and give them
10 hands of private enterprise, is before
the Legislature Of that State.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-04-18

rsl. SEVENTY new manufactures Of
cotton and wooden goods have been
established in Michigan, Illinois and
Wisconsin, within short time.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-04-18

RS> SPRINGFIELD tolls the Olty Hall
bell when stray child Is brought 20
the City of Marshars Office.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-04-18

ray BARNUM P, T., is baying the re-
mains of the Radical party in Connect
icut for his museum.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-04-18

RAJ New JERSEY IL now the par
adise of schoolboys. No moro birch
for unrnly Juveniles.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-04-18

ES- A TIFrY-sIX year old lawsuit IN
Kentucky has just been decided.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-04-18

BzS- -PHNNsYLvANIA is in the Euro-
pean mA rkst for loan Of e23. 900, 600.
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CARPENTER 4 MUNsoN
General Claim Agents,

~ J. B. CARPENTER, late Lieut.. and
Adjutant LIST Tennessee Light ARTILLERY.
~ s. MUNsoN, lstS Lieut.. and AdjutAnt
9Th Tennessee Cavalry,
W0ULD respectfully inform the citizens
w Of East Tennessee that they have open
Cd an Office In KNOXVILLE for the purpose
Of adjusting and collecting All classes OF
claims against the 0overnment for supplies
AIKEN and informal vouchers given, and sup
plies taken and no receipts given, and for ser
vices rendered. Prompt attention given 10
settlements Of officers accounts. Stoppags
Of pay removed, and certificates Of non-in-
debtsdneBS obtained for resigned officers.
Reasonable prices charged.
Vouchers bought or collected at lowest
prices.
"a 0aies Let door South Of EIebangs
Bank, Gay st., Knoxville, Ten.
Post 0aies Boz 1873.
RETEBrSoHs-GoY. W q. BroWnloW, Gen
A. O. Gillsm, Col. L. o. Houk, Capt. NsHeish
msy 2e-H.
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billion. DIuoraer. River CspaPlnlulN
DEFARrMHNr o. TlE IyyNRioR. |

Washington. d. c tn sb., las. I
SIR I have Ded your PAh 10 my gslArnl and
hospital p~ractiee ever sinse yOa made them, nhc
cannot hesitate to say they are the best shiharnd
We employ. Their regulating action on The liver y
quick aud decided, consequently they are an ad-
EAlrble remedy for defaugcmtHts OF that nrgAn.
tAdeed, ! have sshiOm t0und q case VI bihoHs dl-
acue % obstinate that Il did not rsadjy ,ield 10
Diem. Frulsrnally yoav, ALONL0 BALL, " D.
Rhyfeian gtAs hariSe Bospifai.
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body INTO Vigorous Aeustys
n.TjN ne sssSen rom he cbstrueion. shish make
f5 s A eold settles somewhere IN tho body, nnd
obStrIe,a M natural fbnesiOnh Ibeeeth not re-
gSysd r.,rt lpouf tlemselyes and the surrounding
organs, PRODUCING general sgg,atsi'on, ,SdISS Y,
~ de-rsneemcnts, take AysSs Pihs, and see now
Sirestlv ihey rrvtore thu natural action o. the %
teg. and With II the buoyant teehng % heath ag1nh'
What Is trae and 20 apparent IN tnia tnsai ~ Som-
mon Complaint, Is ab0 true In many OF zoe eetp
sastrd and dangerous distempera. The same pufga-
sjve edSct expels them. Cansgd BY similar 0oefFue.
Mona and Arrangements Of the nasaral f~anstons ~
the body they aEs "P1a,y, - So aasy sss Eso% M,
vjrtnes Or these iiila. W.T. neglect 20 employ them
WhsR ssGeTing nom tho disorders they cure
Statements ffom leading phgSicinns IN soHne oftihe
principal cities aud nom ether Wsn-HnoWh PSohs
Frora a Fori0ordSag Merchant u 81. Louie, Rso.A
" 1910. FtaF
DR. AYEa. Your Pnk are the paragon OF I'll that
b great in medioina. They have enred ny hfue
assSissF o. Slss'e ss5 ,O.sa n ~ , ssI IIsr TodSsr
has been long arievouay aGisied With blOeehes and
pimplss on her jln Ahd IN her haE. Amer ouF
child was cured, chs also tried Your fhPi 9nd iesy
have cured her. tti AsA
Asa Family PhySie,
From Dr. n. oarsrrigAG, Hsto Orleoss.
Tour Puln are he prince Of purges. IheH e.
eellent quAIiSos mrpass any eaihartia We pos,e's
They are mid, bat very certain aud ensetual N then
action on the boWelH, which makes them iRYaiaabae
10 US N the daily treatment Of daehse.
Headache, Blek WcAdnebe, ROal 3IosnaCh.
From DR. Rdrdrd Boyd, BaiabAosa.
DRAR BRo, AVER I cannot aRaWer ron EAaF
complaints | have cured with your Piiis better fhAn
70 say. al that IRE ever frsaf lslhh a pnr0dhir. ne'h.
cine. place great depenaenee on that ries'gL
cathaFtic in my Aaily sonteN with Abeass, ahd be-
EeyinR. a. I do. that yOar 11ih Aa0rd ~ the brst We
have, ! Of course value them highly.
PIrTsnURs, Pa, Nay !, 1873.
On, J. c. ArAR. Sir | have bsen repeatedly
cured or the worst hsaddeAe any bady can have bya
dose or two OF yoar Fils. IL sspiua 10 arise non
foul giopneh, which ihey elsanse at once.
Youn With great respeet. Ed. W fhEBlh.
CerL u SSsaMr Cfar''|
BlIIsus DlaoFdegs - Liver Complaints
From ~. TAeodors BsR, FN,s Tort IVY.
Not only arr your Pilp admirably adapted 10 theR
pArposs a. an a~peient, but I end their h+Hencs1
affects upon the Liver very MARKED iHdssd. TheT
have In mY practices proved more saesinAI fE M
care OF bi1nin complaints ihsn ahy one remedy
eau mention / sincerely rsoies that We have As
Length a ~purgnliVe which y verify ths sOnnusLSg q
the profession ahd thu people
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$3.50 ReWardI

ii a. ~ iast saglon, April "a, -, ert1rsf fhaf a.
Sen u I'VE mnared sd Rify DallaTu y
~ auy psrsoa - p.Fscns ybs IN uTesi snfcoaEsf,
haffa . lnIy, any lhlsf pts ~ ~ nily n hsfns
tsanns daes ~ 49, Il M his rSbslisa. - -
paA satd Ne cguAty rfesIV. ~ ertu -
0E0. ", THLrOhb, naFra94
Ayrn an fsnn .. gaifHaH, oh
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FROM Dr. Z. G. Green, " tAieago.
ToHF Fills have had q long t1al In my practice,
and I bold them IN ertesm a. ons Of the bgsi Hp-n.
enta | have aver found. ThtF Alternative sfftct upoA
the HTer mikes them 90 exeSlfut remedy, Whsn
given In small dosea pF bdi0us dpseHf~ry aNd dsar.
fARd. Thair saKAr-eoaiinR makes ihen very ae-
csptahle and eonTenieHt for shs use Of WOulsa and
eklidfen.
DyHPep~In, lmPuFIsy ST ~ nISOd.
Fron Rsr. J. y, Amsi, Pastor n AdssHi CAHrsA,
Bosf0H.
On. AvHR: / have deed yonr T1is with ,H,ra,
ordinary SuceeGs In my hmily and among those ! Nm
called 70 Wait IN 4 hirssa. To regulate the organs o.
digestion and party the blood, they are the very
beat remedy l have ever known, aAd ] eau coma
dently recommend theE y my hisnds,
Your. ~. HINES.
WARSAW, Wyoming Co., T.. or. 98. las.
DEAR SIR: ! am using your CuthArie Pills In my
practice, and and th1m an excellent F%urEatiVe -
Mood, JOHN q MEACilAh, n. d.
Constipation. COstiVene--, HsPpr~ssSsas
Rheumaiism, Goul, Neuralgia, Dropsyp
Pnrnly-b, Fits, cSc.
From Dr.. j. r. Jaaqhn, HsniTeal. CanaSa.
Too much cannot Be said Of yOur fiIs tor ths
cure OF cosdrsHesS. lfotherg Of CAR fraternity have
found them A. eiBeaeions rs I hnye. they should jUin
me- In proelaiming Il, Tor The benefit Of RE mnliitudes
who suffer from that complaint, which, AlfhOugh
bad enough ~ it,elL y The Progenitor o. others that
are worse. believe cosirenssg 10 originate IN The
liver, but your ribs Affect that organ and suTr HE
disease.
hon Mrs. E.. Stuart. Rbvsision sad HiJsrvs,
BOsfon.
find one or two large dOy-s of your PMS. taken
at the proper time, are excellent pr0motiyer Of fhe
natural aecTpfiOH when wholly or partially sup-
pressed, ahd Al,o very eifeciual TO cleanse ne
5tOnaeh aud eKpd irorns. Tiny arr % nnrh The
bsst phyde We lave that ] resonimend no other 70
my patients.
From As Rer. DR.. HasrtsA. n hs 1ehodisf Epic
AMMNNNs
PULASKI House.. saVannuh, Ga. Jan. s, 1855.
HoNoRKD sin ! should be uhgrairiul Tor lhs
relief your shll hns brought me IL ] did hot rspoTi
my case 10 You A cold settled in my liubs sud
brought on eNerueiaiing neurdIgie PliHs, Which
ended In chronic rhfHnadtfsn. Merchandising
had the best Of physieinns. the di-en-c grew Nors1
and worse. unt1 BY tis advice vi yOur excellent
agent in Baltimore, DE-. Mackenzie, ! trisd yOuI
Pius. Their effects were slow, but sure. by per
S~syering in the use ofthem, AN Low entirely well
BENArE CHAMBER. baton RoHge, La, 5 Drs., lS
DR AVER; I have bees Sntirry sared, y loai
Pulls, Of Rheumatic Goat "a painiul di,ease taai ~
afflicted me for years. VINCENT
% Most OF The Pnh IN market contain Mercury
which although a valuable remedy In tkhhl hAnda
\ dangerous IN a public piny from The dreadful een
sequences that frequently blloW ~ ineanuoue ne
These contain ne nerSu1J OF mineral suostahe'
whatever.
Price, Is cents per Bon, or 8 Boxes for 81.
Prepared by Dr.. J. q. AYER Z Co., LEVEL, NaSG
Sid byJAs. A. DILLwORTH sn4 W. N. La
DRETH, Druggists, JonesbOrOuEh, Tsnn. DslA-l
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From ne Rep. Dr.. Hart,G n ne 1Eskhodisi Epic.
CAnrrh.
PHoTocRAPHIc.

Sid byJAs. A. DILLwORTH sn4 W. N. Las
DRETH, Druggists, Jonesb0rOuzh, Tsnn. Usl5-l
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UToULD RESPECTFULLY THANK HIS
" friends, patrons and the public gen
orally for their very liberal aud extensive pat
ronsgs and hopes, BY thoroughly dibcharg-
ing bis professional services, be will continue
10 merit their patronage Ia the future, At the
above named place, where be has resumed
his practice, and would be pleased to wait on
all who entrust their teeth 70 his care. Hay-
ing Just returned from the Eastern Cities
where be purchased an entire new operative
and mechanical outfit, together with a
choice selection Of the best material known
10 the profession, and having secured ali Of
the most approved improvements for perform.
ing operations 10 the most scientific style, he
feels Sanguine that be viii be able, combined
with IN extensive experience Of more than
ten yearf practice, 70 give satisfaction in all
operations which be may perform.
TEETH Inserted % the Yulcanits Rubber
Base, Gold and Silver. He would lnyits
specfal attention Of those Who wiSh AarIYf.
| cfAb TnnfH 70 the Rubber Base a. possessing
a6ssiuas superiority over all other articles eV.
en- offered for that purpose. u can be nor.
perfectly ADAPTED 70 The Euma. Il has rsal
| strenath, yet Il IL light and very durable. Il
Ii easily kept elean-gVeet and pleasant d
he tasfe. n doo aof cod AaY a. mueA q,
ooid nase. Indeed, al Who are In need o
Artificial Teeth, aad ihoss Who wish 70 pre-.
serve theif nstural snes, can bars II dons q
he Lspss Prias By applying ~
CAzfEhB DENTAL 0FR1CB,
gova iaas JosnsBono,, TnNHBasnI
TEas hsarially 0aA.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-02-16

~ The following are the contents Of the
Asi3N'ic Monthly ;or February: The Guar-
dian Angel. Par II. A story cf New Eng
hind lifs Of to-day, by Oliver Wendell
Holmss; Mana, A Poem hy Alice Cary {;
Chsrac,et:s.ics Of The Eliz. be,ha" .i,era
,ure The 6rst Of series Of articles on
English Literature, by E. p. Wh:rp'e; Geo.
Bed'I'ion's knight, the beginning Of q story
BY the author Of "Mareret How,h.' "Lif. in
the Iron M,ll.," etc; Comic Journalism, by
ous vh'se experience peculiarly fits him to
write on this subject; EIzaLe,h's Chamber ;
Katharine Mere, part H., by the author o,
Herman" A Drift Wood Fire, another
'.'out-door paper" by T. W. Hig@inson ;
Real Estate, poem, by J. I. Trowh.idye ;
Hsw Mr. Frye would have preached it, BY
the author Of "A Man without . Country
Glacial Phenomena ia Maine, the first Of a
series Of popular scientific papers, by Prof.
Agassiz Form M"gg;o:e, = chapter Of I;al-
ian experience, by the author Of "v.nr,iau
Life; The Guerdo., = poem, by T.. ..
Aaisb; Recollectioss Of john Vanderlyr.
the Artist; The Republican Alliance, by
Joseph Mazzini The Stand. Poin, of the
B'ardiag House Reviews and Literary
No'ices Tick"or l. Fields, Publishers, Bo.-
ton, Massachusetts,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-02-16

~ YorKG LADlE, CoNCgRr.-we an
nooace with plsasurs"sn other concert by tho
young ladies Of Sioux City, which is to TAX
place 1t ca.ady's Hall next thursday even
ing. The object Of the concert il 10 raise
funds to 'iq"iiase deb. sill due on the
.eboel organ, aud =. ID. object i. highly
eonmendab'e. the concert should be attend i.
ed BY every ctiz=n who feels an in,ere., il
tho success Of our schoos. Ga early and
secure eligible seats
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-02-16

- Tho St LOWS Democrat anticipates
that boating on the Missouri river will be a.
great !" the season Of 1867 as it was IN GG
The general Go esnmsnt contemp!a' - tran
sporting BY raii and river this year to YES
ter" pots, an amount OF goods beyond MI
precedent, ard the merchandise .n priva,s
account hom Saint Louis and other cities
10 Montana aud elsewhere will be eno- nous.
1t says that over thirty steamers are al eady
mentioned as likr'y 10 leave that port y
Fort Benton aud the gold r-gin.. During
1860 there were .wenty-~,.ht.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-02-16

~ James N. Bacon aud r. r. Turner
departed this western life on Tuesday m ,rn.
lag 70 sejoara for . week or two IN Chicago
We cautioned thea before they star. ed to
beware Of nice young me" who Nigh. up
proach them with checks upon which they
waited . small loan for few minutes, and
not to risk money on their sur posed knowl.
etgs OF the whereabouts Of the little joker"
II they observe our ceunsels-and they will
they will again return to their friends
"virtuous and happy,"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-02-16

~ The St. Louis Dcmocrct mention.
the following ~, the steamers likely to en-
gage IN Tho mountain trade next s-asoi, ::
u Ben. johnson. Big Horn, Oc,.via, Water
. B. Dance, H. IL shre'e, Omy Chance, Gold
Fiscb. Little. Rock, Boards. ,wn, St. Johns,
Antelope, Mary Ned onald. ,Fa.or;,s, Enter
prize, Girasd B. Allen, Wsvs.Ie Tacony,
10" Stevens, Miner, Imperial, Helena,
Amanda, csr., Deer Dotse~N'ls, II uts-
Vile RsPtos, nod Capt. Gn,s's new boss.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-02-16

~ c. c. SmeI,zer, who has been absent
spending several months i" New York CITY,
Eeto ned to Fort Dodge on Friday. He la,
learned that there are three rcspo's .hle par.
ties competing for the control Of the Dutu-
que and Sioux City Railroad. The Illinois
Genital, Blair, Ames, Dodge l. Co.. and The
Iowa Hoaes'ead Company. Any one Of the
parties are sbnndan;Iy able to bull, it,
There is No doubt but that the work will be
~nergesically begun, BY one cf them. early
in the Sprin..-F. Dodge NorMuest.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-02-16

~ Colismer / iIusshins pre,en. . new
advertisement in ihis PAPER These gentle
ne" have fine assortment Of hardware. stoves
and tinware, which sho"li b examined By
persons in need of articles in that line.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-02-16

~ CArIToL BUiLDixo. I'VE understand
that the ns'sorial of tbs l. .sisla.ivs Assem-
w Of D lko'a, for N appropriation 10 cree.
. capitol building, val presented by Speaker
Co'fax to thu House abon. the 22l ult. -.
and referred to the committee on appropria.
tons, -Dakokian.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-02-16

~MARR,Ep AT Elk Point, d r. Feb.
llth, 1867. ~ William Vandrear. Justice Of
the peace. Mr.. EeHsoxD Rscxgrrs, IF ,hi.
eisy.io A'ss NAsY 3 FxASg. of Elk Point.
We se,nssxsasass ons er;end D;,k, and
wish him . long snd uninterrupted enjoy
"ens Of the COED sbiags Of this life. To the
happy bride ~e'extend our cordial thanks
tor share Of the wedding cake.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-02-16

- Ths. Aasshsl .H~es ssyat that JsdRs
Hubbard does not ilI,snd 70 peslkn III nat
in Congrsss Some Of he would b eoussi.
tusa,s DSuld like TO kscv where 10 ID stsy-
Jog this wiuter.-F0,t Dodge Nertk,0ssG.
Csfsaisly-vs sAa ssll He j. at bic hsms
ia Hsskvilie, Isdiasa, vSsss - I'D been
ever since bic Syiss vista % this city so.s
svo twesks bsfors 10 slsssioa. We ,eld you
before 4esleesiss where y wss aud where
he would rsm.is. Bot, blinded b partisan
chip as1 il utter disregard Of the is.eres,s
Of the disss'cs. yss persisted !" elcet;"R "a
congress : 40 ~ho has never resid'd i"
the Stare, and Who has not one lola Of in-
ssr"ss II es.noa With The people Of ~ dis
trict. At
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-02-16

"a The Joa1ra' ,spenks Of the copper
head owners Of the REGISTER. Tho Journal
ma" had b.ster remove fron his person the
brand It Ais owner before he speak. Of the
ownership Of other chat,eh ~
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-02-16

- We are informed that = very heavy
rain visited the south eastern portion Of this
county On wedne sday. which raised The
streams to 6osd height, and carried OF =
nanber Of bridges. F 81. ~.-.~.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-02-16

o0S'oux Falls has bsen absorbed By the
War Department for the purpose Of . mill.
tary reservati n. So Ne lsaro from gentle
man who has Just ee'srnei from visit 10
the lani Off e at V-rmilli,n d ,kotian.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-02-16

"a For Firs. Class Insurance, apply to
Isaac PESp.Eroy. Local Agent. who issue.
Policies !" the following No. l Companies:
North American, Philadelphia Oldest
stock company in the United States. Asset.
over 81 ,soo,o 900. Lon p,ii owe, SO 600, Oco.
Metropolitan, New York. Assets over
81 100000. a.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-02-16

The Marion County iowa treasury was
robbed last Friday night Of $4,000
Tho newly appointed Pvs, Master Il
Pennington Minnesota is a niger
George Peabody hns added another 10 his
good deed. BY giving mi''i"n d'''"r' for
The education OK destitute young men in the
southwest. In the beque., he names it.
trustees.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-02-16

: uASee new ai,ertisemeht Of Mr. l.. Rob
ioson in this issue. Mr.. r has Is fine an
assortment of goods in the ssddIerJ line a.
can be found any where in the west, all Of
which hs IL selling At very low 6surss. Give
him . cali
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-02-16

This vote settles The question and the
coulr.>.i TN. ratified Ny tie people, A"Ss
che RaiItosh company 10 complete 10 road
10 this city inside Of two years
Although the company have until the l.s
Of December, 1868, i" which to complete the
road. we have good reason to believe that it
will be built and in opera' ion much sooner.
1t is certainly to the interest Of the company
70 esnRls,e The road with Al possible dis
patch, - the rspidly growing settlements Of
Northwestern Iowa aud Dakota Territory.
and the immense travel aud traffic - and
from the gold mines Of the mountains ca"
hes, be controlled from this city, and which
will, Immediately upon the opening Of the
road, furnish i, , permanent and profitable
business. The s.ar Of the north yes, is in
ascendant!
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-02-16

~Mr. John 0oevey is getting mst.rials
upon the ground for tho erection 81 = brick
dwelling house on the los sdjoising Kinks
residence.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-02-16

~WAxrSD-A Girl n do general house
wsrk. Apply a Weare L Allisons Bank,
or at the residence Of George Weare. Off,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-02-16

80. w.srtp = StvsrAt efrm can fin,i en-
ploym-nt Mt the North western Hotel. Wages
81, 90 per weex.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-02-16

D~DoNArtos There will DO donation
cary To- he bsnsf, Of Rev. NJ. and Mrs
Ts9'sy 81 the house Of Mrs Groninser. on
Tuesday evening, February lo,h. The ladie.
Of the Society will prepare the refresh n.ns.
for the evening. 4 general invitation is
hereby sxssaded to Ill. Useful contributions i,
- we'll - money. will BE- thankfully received.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-02-16

- The building la.ely occupied By G.
3. Howard - crsg siore. kas ~, rome
- 70 Third slssss. . maks roos for Sav.
ysr's block.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-02-16

- Drop 10 u Kent 1 Howaeds sad sss
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