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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1867-12-14
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1867-12-14

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pen;en, Mittbetlun9en> @ei@dftsbriefe,
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1867-12-14

e.-Mm lebten Mon<
tag Na@t batte eas Yer1pna( u11lerer
mebr gu tbun ala jen1als.
Sc lanBten As 3eitunssidde an uro
auberpem cine iebr 9robe &n;abl BON
Briefen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1867-12-14

Tranf Meyer Gin Deutr
ider, erbdnete iid nabe @atertpmn, @isc. am
Greitas ben 6. Ges,-@epidensbi0e, ipnen Jpn
bieau neranlaBt baben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1867-12-14

Gin eefabrltdes @punterfeit-
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l1mlauf iein. Wte beridtet 1T bieielbe ben a&=
ten iebr abnli@ unb insbeionbere auf Der &id=
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fam MAIDEN.
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1867-12-14
[Gortiesuns fclst.]

Der 6eu uub 6pl3marft tpar gent
lid lebbaft i'm @erlauf bieier Mo@e,
5eu oerfauft gu $12 nnb 9ol3 gu So.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1867-12-14

Die Court IF @pmmp II
pleas yerl ammelte iid ant 10. De-
seuaber sur eerp1bnltden Stunpe. Wr,
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itrafbaren Mn9riT6 auf cine Trau nod
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legun9. @nralt fir oen N19efla9ten
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DAVID Sterling bes Yferbebiebftabls
araeflaot. 5earo alS 8ertbetptaer.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1867-12-14

Cine Nn;abl Mdnner unb &naben
maren biele 8pde beiddfti9t ibren
Tummelplab 9e9eniiter Der 2eere fit
bic Sdlittldubpartien tn Stano gu
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ban l1litt9 81 madcn> la ct ab5pllt ni6t
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1867-12-14

n Der unter3etdnete eriu9t bic
5odwdrpise @eitltdfeit 9e9enwdrttse
3ettuns freunpltdft gu empfeblen unp
bic M9entur Der elben ;u Ibernebmer,
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ftelen Su rpuen.
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1867-12-14
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~ Dieenisen un1erer @bpnnet'<
ten, Die ben v@anperer" nod nidt erz
balte,1 baben, belieber uns 9efdut91t pa<
ppn In &enntntb gu ieben.
Die Nebacttpn oe6 BlatteS,
Minnelpta Strabe ct. Daul.
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FROM CHICAGO.

pRlrAGo, Dec. 10.
Tho explosion of the Illinois Central De-
pc. this forenoon was terrific in its etfcts, and
1t is a matter OF general surprise that the ac-
cident was unattended by loss of life. The
locomotive had few momen.s before arrived
from Hyde Park with load of passengers,
who had barely left the depot when the ex
plosion took place. John McAyers, the en-
gineer, and Moses Pressett, the fireman, were
on the engine at the time. and though thrown
a considerable distance By the explosion, re-
ceiyed only very slight injuries. Joha Mar.
tin, colored attendant at the refreshment
stand, and man named Phillips who was in
du ging in cup of hot coffee, were the only
other persons hurt, and they, aside from being
badly frightened, we're bat slightly scratched.
l he dome of the engine was thrown with
great violence through the root OF the depot o
distance Of 500 feet A large aperatare was
made in the roof oil the depot. Most OF the
windows in the building were shattered, aud
number of cars standing near were more or
less injured. The windows as Gar Off as
Wabash avenue we're broken, and the shock
Of the terrific explosion was like that oil an
ear,hGuake. The cause Of the catastrophe is
mystery. Tho engine which, was No. 43,
and has Been in the Cempany's service for a
number OF, years was considered perfectly
safe, and experienced engineers declare the
acci dent the most remarkscle cf the kind thai
ever came under their notice. The engine
vas valued at $40. 900, and the total loss ID
put ct about SIS, 600.
There are over II 600 crafts laid up for the
Water in the port Of Chicago.
Hon. yes r. Wilson, Of Iowa, reaehed
Chicago today, n routs for home 70 pass ~
holidays.
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FROM MEXICO.

NEW YORK, Dec. 10.
Havana dates from the city Of Mexico to
the 1lth have been received
The National Congress was opened on the
9Th inst.
President Jnarez delivered the opening
speech. He thanked the United States for
the friendly feeling shown aud the moral
support given to Mexico during the war for
independence; justified the executions at
Queretero as necessary acts of justice; re-
turned into the hands of Congress the extra
ordinary powers which he had assumed be-
fore they had expired promised that foreign-
ers should be protected, whether treaties
we're made with their Governments or not.
Senor Esquel Montez, President of Con-
gress, replied, thanking the people of Mexi-
co for their conduct during the war, declar-
ing that the United States was their only ally,
denying the accusation that prisoners Of war
had been i'll treated. pronouncing the recog-
milton Of tie Republic by foreign Govern
ments unnecessary, and concluding with the
declaration that Mexico is fully able to de-
fend herself
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nou WASIIINdTM.

sss WsnuuroH. Dec. 10,
The President did not send in hisv veto mes
sage te-lsy, aesvas. .bxpectsd. y
The Ways and Means Committee adjonrn.
- - dr. antii afbwsShs Aeiidass. Ns1sss.
A8o6eA L1oAn ana Allis6o Wssvs ooeased
snf .Cemniftse . . ~ lasiDe The Epe0 oad
dsyise son6 means 70 insure the coueca.sn
e ~ sAishy ~ snl rspsrt the 1adn44o ths
ComAittes On tie 9th ot January.
i1Chas. 8. sCaftis. Psesidsnt of. ~ sH;rit
aAfAltuasrseC Cosseleica ms a(aih bs1bfs
the Conpiuee of Weys end 4ssn: e. d.,,
and upou fnvitatien [ I Gen. Schenck Chairs
man, presented the following plan for OBJ
WAITING the evils connected With the present
tax on spirits First, No dislilery TO be il.
csnssd ct less fhan $4,000 per annum.
Second, No dsstilSry for the dstiHation Of
crude spirits to bs located within, less than
quarter Of mile of any re>d,stiliatien Or rec
tifying essabliahnent. No highvines are to
leave the distiller' warehouse unhltAsztsx il
paid. Fourth, Let the government iesp 1t
its own expense where distlllery d runs
ming, warehouse agent, constantly stationed
at the distillery; also m inspector to inspect
the winss j. thA room il which they are re-
ceived from the worm, and before they pass
into the warehouse. Liberal salaries hSuld
be paid these officers, in order to secsre 6rst-
class men. Fifth, A large reduction in tho
tax. Sixth, Make violation oil the license
| law Stsae Prison ofEense.
Mr.. McCulioch, in response TO a call of the
House returned the amount of tax on crude
spirits received ID the whole State Of Ill. TO
Nov 30, 1867, At less than $644, geo, which il
NOT a one hundredth part Of the tax that
ought to hare been collected in that time.
During the four months commencing Aug.
lat, 1856, the single house ofC. II. Cnvtiss /
CO., Of Quincy, H., paid tax on crude
spirits of between S400, 600 and $500, 600.
A Washington special says the Presiden.
| has decided to appoint Wm. A. Bishop, ex
| Congressman front Connecticut, Commiss,on-
er Of Patents.
| Lorenzo Thomas is to be reinstated as Ad.
jutant General of the Army in few days, BY
order Of the President
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LATE CABLE DISPATCHES.

LONDON. Dec. lS-Eve.
Another attempt was made to-day to blow
up the City Prison. Powder was placed un-
der the wall of Millbank Jail, in which 3
number of Fenians are confined The prep.
srations were all complete and the fuse was
lighted by the conspirators, without attracting
attention. Owing to some defect in the ar
rangement of the materials, the powder did
not explode, and the plot was discovered be.
fore the attempt could be renewed. No ar
rests were made, and no clue to The guilty
parties obtained,
LoNDos, Dec. la.
Gladstone made a speech to the miners
aud other operatives Of WiNneth, in Chester
county yesterday, in the course Of which he
reviewed the Fenian question. He did not
hesitate to ascribe the existence of Feniaa,
ism to England's wretched mismanagemen
and the misgovernmeIt Of Ireland.
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FROM NEW YORK.

NEw YoRE. Dec. 70.
John Mitchell declined the Presidency of
the United Fenian Brotherhood
The Board of Fire Underwriters have re-
duced their rates to thesfgures they we're be.
fore any advance.
The residence of Henry Rogers. Of Will
liamsburg was robbed last night of 600
in bonds, stocks and money.
The steamer New York for Earope, took
$500, 600 in specie.
The Kerosene mandatory of Ward ( Co.,
at Penhold village, few miles from Jersey
City, was destroyed by explosion and FIRE
this morning. Thee men were badly burned,
one of whom was smoking pipe when the
casualty occurred. Loss 100000; partly
insured.
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Notice in Bankruptcy.

THIS IL tn give notice that the 18Th day OF Dec
u A. D. 1861 . warrant in Bankruptcy was isaed
against the estate Of j. b. Bnings, H keckuk, Lee
County, and State OF Iowa Who bas been I'd.
judged Danksupt his own petition. That the pay
ment OF aay debts and delivery OF perty belong
rg to saeh bankrupt 70 him for his u-e, and the
trAusfsr of -, propesfy by hus BY 1ss
That msstsng n the creditors bankrupt to provs
tsfss, v ~ beId q he Court " Bankruptcy . b
holden II ths cce ofthe Register IN Dahkravtcy Ii th
city Of Keoknk lows, bsfors John Druos, 9astef,
g. ". CLAoKs Y d n,
Aes4NAeW III ~ n, xutsoN, Ds1atyi
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Assignee's or Trustees Notice OF
ADpOintment.

In the District Court Of tbs United sts.e f the Dis.
ttiet Of Iowa In Bankruptcy, IN the matter of D. W.
Pressel, Bankrupt
To ,chom IL may concern
TINE undersigu ed hereby gives notice Of HE appoint.
ment a. Assignee OF the estate Of d. W. PressaIl,
Of Keokuk Lee County, Iowa, within .a.d District
who ~as towit: On the S,h day Of November 1867
sdjudgsd Bankrupt upon his petition, by John
Bruce, Register In Bankruptcy Of said Court.
LOREN q. R0WELL,
Assignee.
rateda. lows, the 18Th day Of Deoem er 1857
deela Aw-Ihur
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Ass;gnee's Notice of Appointment.

In the District Court of United States for the Dis
trct Of Iowa. In the matter Of Wm. c. Aadrsvs, er
Bankrupt.
r. sSien /; t,ay 1cno,sa:
DNHH undersigned hereby gives notire OF bis appoint
- ment Assiguee ofthe estate OF VIZ. @ Andrews
Of Moniros. this County Of Lee said District and
Who was to-wit on ths l2th day OF November A. D..
1857 ajudged Raukrupt upon hs pc ettion by John
Bruce Ne yis.rr in Bankruptcy Of said Court
Dated at Keokuk this 18th day of Darsmher A. D.
1867. LOREN @. RowRLI.
dec20 -Fd Assit nee.
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ATLANTA, Dec. 10,
The Coayension to-day rSconmsndsd The
apr ointment Of r. b. nalleeb, - Psesisien-
4 Governos Of Georsias. '
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In the District Court the usied etatss fox ths D.
tfict Of Tova 10 bankruptcy n ths natter oi Geo.
H. and james 4. 6eatop, o. the late 6rn Of II esa-
On fAs igth day of December A. D. 1861 ~. s. 4. Dis
trict Of lows.
n WINS ITO kvs Lotics fhat petition bAa btsA, to-
ssld District Court BY eco NJ 1Anae a B4atop 81 ths
Is4s Arn y = esatoa Sons, Or Ksokuk. In sAid
disct vA0 havs been hsretofore duly declared hank.
rupt under thu set of Congrsn esutlsd aAn - 70
tastsh unffrmsysts Of bankruptcy throssAont ths
Omitted etst approved March "a, 1857, for dscharae
ana certificate thereof al his deb aud other
prp.shls usdr said act that the 2s4h DE- 81 Jap.
uary, lses, at 10 O'Clock q. m 1t the once Of
John Rrncs Rsgists. in Ranhssptcy sin ksokpk, Les
county lota h said dis t, b tks tine and p5ace ~
signed for the hearing Of the ssms when the crsdscrs
Of the said bankrupt may attend and show any
they have, Why the prayer Of said petition should
Ganted snd the second and third uestius a cssSors
shall be bad before ths Regst upon the day that
csass may - saowa aEalnst the 4ischaRs.
J. Q. DUKNe, Clerk q !. Mat. Court
d.c40-Sw-fH atKeoknk, Iowa.
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LlTEST By TELEGRAPH
Latest News from Washington.

Latest News from Washington.
A Plan to Obviate the Evils In Col
lection Of the Whisky Tax.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
LArEEsr NEWS FROM MEXICO.
Terrible Railroad .4ccfdeset
Cars thrown dewn nm Eanbank.
ment Thirty Feet.
One Gar OsAsunsd, Bdrning up Near
rifay Passengers.
PARTIAL LIST oF THE KILLED AND
INJURED.
TERRIFIC noIEnR EXPLOSION IN
CHICAGO.
LATEST NEWS by GABLE.
Another Attempt to Blow up Jan In
London.
GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK 1874.
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FROM NEW ORLEANS,

EEw ORLEANS, Dec. J9.
The Hank Of New Orleans has dsconsin-
ued business on account Of the depression
in trade.
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AMMUNITION.-- --HunAess O. aisays And
a fall sspsiy IT sAs0lsss :rsyt4 oe aeesarA
! ~ 4 - W. nv
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cHEQUER AND BACKGAMMON BOARDS.
In Leather and neh Morocco bindings.

Chessm en-Ivory, Wood IN sizes
CupsBone, and plain Leather imitation good.
Portmonaies, Purses, Books. Bankers Cases &C. &C.
Trade.
Autographs, Oil Paintings,
Blockseyeral
Paper Picture Books Of Funny Rhymes
Inkstands and Pen styles Frenchpa paper Weights.
plaid. Bone and Ivory Paper
sTEREOsCOPEs AND STEREOsCOPIC VIEWS.
dAmeica statua
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-20

A CHRISTMAS PRESENT. - You can
IA find no more su,t.be present for children,
Your friend yourself than Scholarship in this In
stitntion
PENMANsHiP DEPARTNEET.- - Prof
COOK will remsin with through the water and el
should avail the0selves the crpuftuntT to recsss
instruction from him in the t7u- Spsue wisD system.
The Ladea' Csss viii sonmepce the Art Monday in
Jauuafy, at 8 o'clock y. NJ. Terms-one month - 60
two mon tbs IS 90. Arthnsuc AMI Higher Matheuat-
les if desired dec1
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-20

GAS & STEAM FITTINGS.
Mooar & SON ........J ohnson street, bet Sd i 4th
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BANNING HOUSE.
first Natioaai Bank ...... .. Main st-bet Sd 4 4th
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WOOL EE GOODS.
N 0eiatt ....,.... ........ Main st-bet 4th 5th
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-20

Watches, Clocks, 4 Jewelry Repaired
& n pr;d ves Nos Estes House
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-20

Watches, Watches, Watches.
s q Bridges. Nos 4 Estas House
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-20
KEOKUK DIRECTORY.

ATToRHEYs.s 1
Mooar 4 Kaowlss. - Johnson st-ia Tepfer House.
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BOOKS 4 sTATI0HERY.

BAG FACTORY.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-20

travelling Gases, Travelling Bags.
s. q Bridges .....,......,,,.Nos d Estes House.
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Howe / Tyler................. .....59 Main street
Duncan, karIe 4 Co........l40 li2 Main street
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Photograph Albums.

Of stock will be laga from Pocket
Of Leather Morocco and Velvet
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David Lowry .....,..-%.-....... ..Secead street
NJ W Westcott. Main strcet---Hear Fosrth.
Id s Carter Co........ SO Maiu street.
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ROOTS a yHOEs-HETAIL.
Stewart Dean, ,..-.-.....cor Third 4 Main streets
Hulssamp q Matiess.,,.....,.......eb Main street.
Huisksmp h BRO -. Main stroet--bet 4th 5th
flart, t.....................Iss Msin street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-20

Gold TsAs, Pencils, Pocket Beoks.
G q pr;dsc. Nos A Estes House
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GOLD PENS AND PENCILS.

OF the celebrated Of Leroy FArrhd
Pen proving WORTHLESS less than returned
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Bridge. ................Nos ~ Estes House.
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FURNITt NE

Fans, Fancy Goods. Fine Cutlery.
S q G8ridges...............Sos Nos i 2 Estes Hous 0
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BUCKEYE FOUNDRY.
,il, Armitage 4 Co........cor Ninth 4 johnson.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK i
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-09-28
Tremendous Democratic. Gains
In Iowa and Indiana:
The Day of Jubilee has Come


PxNEsYLvAxIA.-Ths returns OF the cleo
siou In P-nnsylssnia on Tur.day indicate
large democratic gains, aud the election of
Sharswood, democrat, 70, judge Of the SUI
prem. court il generally CONCEDED. The
democracy Of the old Keystone have do"e
nobly, mud the result shows that "a healthy
politics reaction is i" progress among the
people Of the north.
ONO also shows large democratic gains
and Thurman, the democratic candidate f..
Governor, if not elected. is defeated by IL
ssry small majority. Another year will
sipe GU. the radical majority in Ohio
Iowa has gone i" favor Of the republicans
By = greatly reduced majority. The retur' s
received IRE very mogre, bat the prospect
u that the democracy have nearly obi,era-
ted the republican majority OF two years
ego, and elected on increased number OF
representatives to the State legislature.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-09-28
LATER |

The mail this morning brings the glorious
sews that Jacobinisn, and Niggerism is
dead in Peunsyl'snia and Ohio, while in
Iowa and indiana the disgusting cause is
yearly wiped out.
TgE THOUsASD DgMucRArIc MAJORITY AND
A DxnocRAric LEGIsLArRs IN PExksYL.
yAEIA- d
TEs THoUsAxD DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY AND
DEMOCRATIC LEo,sLAruRE IN ONO, en-
ssri"g the defeat Of Old Ben Wade, the
champion Of Nsgro Suffrage and In
peachment-
4 Democratic Gain Of from Eight TO Ten
TkOesaad IN Losca-
The Republican majority ~iped out in
xxdiana-
Is GLORY ENOUGH FOR ONE DAY,
This il but The ps',rriny OF the rre.,
shower thst Is 10 come In November.
New York. Wisconsin, md Minnesot. vii,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-09-28

c-sF- NV aE.-Our % d friend job"
'ioe""y his t rmed co partnership wit
Nr Nckes"n for tie purpose of engaging
IN the Tin, Stove and Hardware business in
Sioux City They are now ,ec-iv,, a large
and sp'-udid stock Of stoves and tinware.
which will be on exhibition aud for sale ne x,
week at very low p,ices, at the old store Of
II. Is. B,oee i Co. on Pearl street,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-09-28
LITTLE SIOUX TOWNSHIP.

STATE T'ck't % Rep maj
County judy, d., do
T,e.,ur-r, II do do
Shtr,H. = d. do
Surveyor, Is d. DO
Sap''. Of ochoos, ID Rep maj.
Coroner. % Rep ma
Drainage Commissioner / Rep. majority,
For | wnsA'p Supervi.or Elijah Adams il
ler,el over K. {. H,ce by two votes.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-09-28
CORRECTIONVILLE TOWNSHlp

Th'sto~nship gives u republican majority
OF II on the whole ticket. A. ID. Graves 10
re.elected member Of the board Of super
yisors by one majority over Morris Kellogg.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-09-28
WOODBURY. TOWNSHIP

In this township the republican, ticket
through ut has Is majority. Woodford is
&c elected to the board OF supervisors by IL
'najonty
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-09-28
ROCK TOWNSHIP

There are no returns from this township.
further than report that A. s. Bacon. de-
moer"'. is elected to the board Of supervi-
,ors. Upon tho vote ia this township d.
p-nds the result for county treasurer.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-09-28
I.AkEpORr TOWNSHIP

Gives the republican ticket 10 majority.
with The exception Of the republican sheriff
md treasurer, who have majority. Rufus
Bea'e is elected 10 the board Of supervisors.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-09-28

sSc~A hue assortment OF sheet musie.
music ho'kr and musical instru nent.. =.
Chicago retail prices, ct
Nv SMITH / MOORE2
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-09-28

eC Ok His Own HOOK. John Tucker
his purchased The Interest Of his late pa,t-
"er, WIN. Gribh!e, in the new mea, market,
and will hereafter run the machine on bis
own hook John is an en,erprsing, thor
"Igh go"g man, and will always keep on
haud q good assortment Of all kinds of fire. sb
meat in its luri,y.' GIVE HIM cal lw
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-09-28

ACastor OH, only 81 90 a gallon, =,
~ SMITH l. MOORE'S.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-09-28

S&J' Gree" apples, from - 30 to IS o.
per barrel, ut k-,ts
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-09-28

~ Look at our st. so full st,ch calf Doo,
SCHMIDT l. CO