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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-22
SAVES AT AUCTION.


a Rre nE LhEDs AIT GALLERIES. si7 AND ss
- D1oA1nnsy southwest corner OF twelfth street
n-.N "a hEh6Y "a. LaE.Js MINER.
pail past o. clock each evening
04lmPortant saie hns Oi Paintings
water colors, DR. wings. dne Engravngs &c, &C.,
oy iayorite American and Enropeal Artists,
Comprising this tceorsled Picture
OF The Bay aud Market lace OF Rio Janeiro.
B., l.. JOB Nernert.
Christ Walking on the water,
Carton. conbin hree scripturai ficsureA
by the distinguished artist.
70 Do sold by order ars resident OF Parlss
Also,
The Resurrection Of Ja,ras' Daughter,
by Prof. y. stever. OF Dusseldorf.
end other fne Pictures the following fAyorite Arsts
VIA
A. " Tam W. Benford w. a. Boardman,
w. g. Mount W. l.. sontAgg, w. Wall
J. A. Kicking. u. w. G Boutele, j. williamson.
NJ Nehiig, o. Il. Loamist J. W. Glass,
n. w. Hubbard c. r. Roam, Trumbull
q. n, Hall O. T.. brown, T. Leutze,
w. n Oddie }. Y. Bcsulieu, A. D. Durand.
@. B. Durre, l. 4. Misnvt n. /. Pvns,
O Stanleld, J. Wilson. Iambnct
FtcheL vlanil Sinetz.
VI. Schaep >. h.sor, A. DclleuA
Edward Nay. Van severdonck. Lobrichou,
md othsrs.
Also number Of nne PcSues Of the Old School, with
como dne Engravinss framed, and number Of hne
Bronxes frum the Of the ato Mr. Charles Aug
Davis. Of New York all or which VIII DO sold without
carve.
TAey win be ready for and Thursday
0ctober daily, and the evening" previous sAe;
enul 10 r. NJ
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II. DRAPER, AUCTIONEER
e.. BrJ. II. DRAPkR CO.
ADJOURNED sALs OF C0RfORATioH REAL h

FORT 0ANbKvOORT PROPERTY.
The Fort usnsevo0rt provsrty will ct public
ton ths TU kSDAY Ocse6ss - I0Q. as noon q the Ex.
change salesrccm IN ,, osdway, psr adjournmsst
West Twelfth and Yves, street, and Tenth and Thrasn.h
svenue) WIN be soIdncludng che reht 70 he vses front
The property leased until December a. 1857 $4,000 per
annum. and win BE- sold subjsct said csse
Description Of the property together With the and
conditions OF SALE may be had Of the the time
Of sale.
warran,es deeds win be given 70 ~ purchaser
BY order Of the C0mmisS0ne . OF the sinking Fund
RICHARD n. CONNOLLY, Comptroller.
CrrY or NEW YoRE DKPAETxxxr fIxAxcE.
C0nrTRoLIKR's UvrICE, l
october "a 1567.
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J. BLEECKEk AUCTiONEER.-THCRsDAY,
"A. Oct ~ A. " o'clock - Exchange saiesroom tour
brown stone Engah Lot II Ease
FORTY ninth street. sde between Fifth and Madison
avenues mexfD; all the modern improvements and 10 per-
feet order imm9dise possessiou; As FIXTURES sold with
house neighborhood unexsspusnAbs; title perfect Maps
~ Cedar street.
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- FARMER, AUCTlCNEER-WILL SELL THIS
~. day at2 O'Clock, a. ~ Canal street, PArlo! and
Chamber Suita mahogany top and other Bureaus Exten
.ion Centre and other fabes mahogany and cane seat
chsrs, walnut mahogany and other BedseAds hair husk
rllows Banksts sheets aud Comforters; fournsht
Also two Pier and about l assor,ed Looking
3asses the property Of going tho business
Also . tine lot Of Brussels and Ingram Carpets. OH
,loths, 30.
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TAMRs CAGNEY, AUCTIoNEER. OPTICS SIS WASH.
81 ugton street. near Spring kiegant Household Furnl.
tuc this day 1v oclock Of four story private resi
dencs NO Ashland plaza Perry street; has been very
carefully used IN nne order conPr.ss a rooms and
broae rosewood EtAgere glass back; French Cocka
CandelabrAs and Ornamental PnintinRs and I'm.
gravings rosewood black walnut and marble TOD Centre
Fables; English Velvet Brussels end 7hrss-py Carpets
black walnut and mshosany marble TOP Chamber SUITS
ask Curtains marble top Buets Ertensou Table Dn,pe
aud kitohen Furniture. &c. Catalogues sale n b
C.sh advanced on even description OF Merchandiss.
81. at 10H o'clock at the auction No. North VIII
liam street. ouschsd Furniture, SOFAS Tabies Chairs
Carpets Oilcloths Bureaus Snow Cases Ton wagon
Pedlers Wagon. Stoves, Kitchen Furniture Mattresses
Bath Tubs &c
MORRIS WILKINS. AUCTloNRER-RLE0AnT Ola.
AVA mond Set ct auction.-E. n. LUDLOW co WIN
sell ~ auction this day. ocock Erohanss sass-
room, No. ll Broadway, one largo end eegant Diamond
Cross Pin and pair Of solitaire Earrings
MARINE, STATIONARY. PORTABLE AND HOIST.
AVA Ing kngine Pattern and DrswinGe auction On
premises Of the Mystic roa Works. Mystic Bridge Coma
on Thnrsday October ~ 1857 NJ 10 o'clock A. K Twenty
Wheel. s.s.ooarL fosssis and aoi.tias ESsnss from
eight 70 foyeg inches diameter cylinder fan
sofnplee worhine arswina One Propeller WhfoL M
feet dameer " feet ptch pair Shears on wharf ~
es n as. VIZ .s p ss sSsss @
and Boterma Toola Stock Rernp Iron
and Copper somprsns about everything apperiabnng 70
large steam Engine manufacoy Terms cssh; cash dep5ss
required. Catalogue on dAy Of sAis.
M DOUGHTY AuCrroNEER-wILL SILL THIS
MI. DAY. l0k O'Clock Il the auction rooms ~ Nassau
street, 3 general assortment Of Parlor Chamber.
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sALFs AT AUCTION.

DAwNBRoKRR,s sALE.-R. FIELD. AUCrIosEER
Will sell on "Wednesday at II O'Clock ~ Isl Bowery
sSrnsr Dslaacey street. s.gs and ssasra asso.,m.a. q
ments Tools Guns and Pistols. Fancy Goods &C., well
worthy the attention Of the trade BY order Of W. Simp
son, ISL Bowery.
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: SAMUEL 8. HARTwELL. Admin

A UCrION SALE-E. ROTH. AUCTfONEER.
"a An extraordinary opportunity for nousekeepers.
over SIS WuO worth Of
elegant and eeneel household Furniture win be sold this
day (Tuesday afternoon ,ct "a, at III O'Clock ieciseiy
the large residence ll9 West Eighth street.
from Sixth avenue near Jefferson Market consisting Of
magnificent rosewood Pianoforte
four beautiful farior su covered with the richest de-
Paintings by eminent srit, Velvet Brussels and Ingram
Carpets rosewood Eta2erea style Of Louis XIV solid
black walnut Extension Table, Buffet and Dining Chairs
match Oval and cr Mirrors BLACK walnut suits covered
with hair cloth aud black walnut and
Dedseads and Spring and Hair Sofas
and Rockers Vases CASA China and silver Ware Cutlery,
DC N, R-Kelabie In NJ enhance to cart pack and
hip goods for purchasers Q reasonable charge.
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WV Q. wlGGINs. .AUQrIoNEeR, WILL SELL ON
eighth street and Third avenue hs entire couisnt. Of
also the Counters and Fixtures. bcing In ony SIX
months; also Horse Wagon and Harness As the store h
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A O. RICHARDS CO., AucTIoNEERs.
reremptory Sale Of Boots and Shoes.
a RICHARDS co.
win sell a Auction, on WEDNESDAY,. Oct n
~ io,S O'Clock,
A. store a Cortlandt street.
very large variety OF ssssonable goods direct from the
nanufscturers comprising men boys womcns. misse&
Ind chiidrcns
Catalogues ready the day prsv1oua
UCTIoN NOTICE.
"A J. N. LEKDS q Co, ACCTIONEERS.
$1,000 worth OF

Pianoforte, Drawing Room Furniture Paiungs Bronxes
Velvet Carpets, Chamber Dining Room Furniture, CHINA
GLASS; svcrware. pubic auction this day Tuesday,
at the elegant brown stone No "A Sixteenth
between Ffh and ,,nth sale commencing
I0k O'Clock Drawing Room suits, and
god andreen and gd brocatei the richest description
Window Curtans Tsss-ls and bands 70 match suits
knsosneurs Csoinet Velvet Medallion Carpets on PAiat
ines by eminent Artistic Bronxea stauAry elegant
seven octave rosewood Piaroforte Stool Cover. Music
stand Books Clock, Chandelier Pier and Mantsl
Mirrors Lace urains turkish Recning Chars, Sevros
China Ornaments, Hstssand rosewood walnut Dressing
Bureaus wsrdrobes bedsteads Commoics cn suite style
Louis Xfv HAIR Spring Mattresses Blankets, Sheets Ex
tension iabe Buffet superb sets Crystal and Ruby lass
ware Silver Casters SAVERS Turecn Dinner and Tea
vice, Table Cutlery, China Dinner Set Nv pieces: Lincn
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w w. BACKUs, AUCTIoNERR.
W. Valuable improved Real EstAt0 - auction Wed
nesday October Is 81 O'Clock at the ong Ialand Real
Estate and Auction Rooms Fulton street. opposite the
City Hall, Brooklyn. BACkCS 4 HOOD will sell the fol-
lowing improved property a auction two story
basement and sub cellar houses the west aide Of To
kns avenue loo feet south Of dates The houses
are built In The best manner BY dzys WORK frame hled In
with brick: tin roof and contain modern improvements
such hot and GOLD water. bathroom eloss.s
range heater &c. ritle perfect Terms easy and viii b
given q time of sale.
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mo v,LKMEN AND FARMRRS.-wE HEREBY IN
FORM them that ready W aeil Swl nve cents
per barrel Apply AZ ONCE si7 Wes Eighteenth stree. be-
tween Tenth and Eleventh avenues
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,UBMARINB BLASTING.
IMPORTANT TO
ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS
I'm WnnK

ON SUBMARINE WORK.
The riorty Of Ehrhards Patent Powder over all
compounds for blasting has been fully
pr ved af the progressing In
boston harbor a. the following correspondence win show
Gry. ,. q. vosrrH .: A-sm:-I beg leave 70 submit
following report OF work done Tower Rock, I'm
Boston iIArbor under your supervision, commenced
and 10 blast TIL september Is 1857 succeeded
removing about ~ tons OF rock using about ~ kegs -
ON september Is commenced blasting with Dr. Ehrhardts
psten, Powder with four ~ cases and in days
moved the $50 the required depth
NJ great with the Ehrhardt Powder
In Recommending IN blasting Corwn Rock, coma
dent with other powder accomplish The work
vf,hout treat loss Of tims and Increase IL cost
Your obedient ecrvau4,
0RO. W. TUNNSBND,
Submarine Engineer.
BOsroE. Oot. u. 1851
m EurHARp1-DnAR SiR;-I enclose 70 you . connmuni.
cation received from Mr Gee W. Townsend contractor,
relative 70 merits OF the powder invented By you
agree with Mr. Townsend that for supmarins blasting y
rnend IL use under similar circumstances
respectfully, obedient servant,
y. O. f05TER, Brevet Major General Y. =. A.
Parties wishing purchase the powder rights for
can get satisfactory information lie great advan.
tases I'll other blasting powder a. she oompanys once
" -" A'' GEO. g. LINCOLN, Treasurer.
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"a DMINIETkATOk'S NALE OF vALUHBLE LUZ
"A Dor Yard no subscriber, Administrators Of Ne.
eAAnci T. Carpenter late Of he county 81 hudson Dc.
ceased, will self pubic auctien, Friday October g.
te ct clock In the forenoon prem sea New.
Ark street. foot Of 0srde street. the city Of hoboken,
well sessosd and assorted Lumbcs adapted @
yard together with sheu STABLE kxtures Iron
Desks te and interest the
eeased In and 10 tho prssnises; also .
Sleigh Cart Harness. &C. This Ia an esabshed Lumber
Yard and win afford purchaser opportunity
continue profitable buslness Conditions made known
HE day of sale.
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NO DRY GOODS MERCHANTs.-rHE ADVERTISER
hiss of store in good location, and would like
10 stock Of goods commission otherwse
the best security eAA Be gwen Addfsss Energy, boz ls
Herald Office
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-06-08

myFRoM THE INDIAN CoUNrRY.-Char'e les
P. Booge, Esq, returned TO his home in thi-
city from FJrt Thompson, D. T., where he is
engaged 10 business. He was abent about
six mouths. He brings US some important
news from The upper country.
On Monday Of this week party OF Bru'e
Indians, from the Platte country, stole 81
horses and ponies from Fort Randall. %
of the horses belonged to the Government
the balance to Indians around the Fort. At
the time of the thelt-about two clock in
the alternoon-the horses were being herded
by two soldiers within eun-shot of the head
quarters. The Indians approached with the
greatest boldness, aud firing arrows at tie
herders, one Of whom was struck in the aru'
the arrow passing entirely through. The
Indians then took possession OF the horses
and escaped. Subsequently they sent back
word tina. they were going return and clean
out the Fort. In consequence, there is con
siderable uneasiness at the Fort and Major
Bush who is IN command, has armed tn.
ton to resist au attack shoald one be made
Las, Sunday the str. Ned Tracy stopped
near Bjoux Hills. Two of the soldiers %
board weut ashore to hunt antelope, When
some distance from the boat they were at
tackled by Indians, and one of the soldier S
killed. The other escaped o the boat.
A deck hand on The str. Big Horn was
killed by Indians at the mouth OF the Little
Cheyenne.
Mr.. Booge informs us that party Of Brn
les were in the vicinity Of Fort 1hon pson
during the greater part OF the winter. 1hey
bad in their Possession some i"rty govern
ment mules wh ich they bad stolen nea~ fort
Laramie. They boas,ug'y acknowledged
the theft TO the commander Of the Fort, and
coolly informed him that he had not sold 'ers
enough to take the mules from hem; all Of
which was very true, and consequently The
Indians remain in peaceable possession OF
Uncle Sans mules. The Indians are bold
and insoent. They are con cious of their
superiority over the few soldiers stationed
at the lower forts, and are open an! free in
their declarations that they will kill every
white man who undertakes TO settle uprn or
in any other way interfere with their hunt
ing grounds.
The full tenor Of all the latest news from
the upper country is to the effect that the
prospects of another Indian war are decided
ly encouraging.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-06-08

EN.STATIsTiCs OF WILD CoUNrY-Un-
the above healing the Des Mones Register
says that the county of Guy, which WAS or
gained in 1850 has his year made returns
to the Secretary Of State Of the first state
census ever taken in ,h. county. The fg-
n:es re small, only twice getting above the
tie, 3 column. There is onp township, Bun
C mb', aud one posrufcc, Calope There
are l males ard ! females Gall whi.r) who
live IN fur dwelling hOases 8 are entitled
TO vote, aDi there are : militia; 9 a be-
tween sud II years of age. |, may be as
we'll to rem7rk here tia. Of the II males
are county officers, and it is reasonable to
snrtese that he other officers, viz 3 county
snptr' i3Ors, 3 township trustees, 2 Justices,
: constah!es, assessor, clerk, postmaster
road supervisor, &c, Will absorb the oalQnce
Of he population. Ferry acres OF land were
nclos"d last year 10 b,ing in oats, 10 il
corn, ia Irish potatoes, and Q in all other
crops. The yield ii produce in 1866 was 50
tons Of hay from Wild grass 10 bushels Of
OATS eco OF corn, and 2vO o( Irish poato.s :;
gal ons Of wire were made fron wild
grapes; ami IS pounds OF butter were man
uiac1ured. There are horses, II .'cattle of
ali "gas, 10 mi Oh COWS. no shct p, and four
dogs. The v-.ue Of agricultural implements
IN iLe county il Sl75.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-06-08

~ SEEKING. IsroRaArros.-The pursuit
of useful and profitable information 10 a
highly laudabls enterprise, and is strongly
enjoined and commended by evsry teacher of
morality and wisdom. Blu, when the object
Of the seeker after information is to ascer-
tain whether he il publicly regarded as the
mo 4 repulsive scab on the surface Of society
then the pursuit is Invested Of its commen.
dable features, and becomes an exhibition of
that unaccountabTe petversi.y Of taste for
which some things are noted. For case in
point:
Yesterday we received through the pos.
Office the following, which We give verbat,m,
not having the heart to rob it Of any of its
original literary beaut =. The chirography
has the appearance of having been the result
of asomewhat careless application of corn
broom or the end Of halter strap which
had done service on a very large circuit
Here is the effusion of the anxious inquirer
Sioux City June 6;lS67
Mr.
Vim Frenzy Sir
find the within Article Published in the
las, issue Of the register and have been t. Id
,ha. it has been publicity circulated on the
Streets that | was the person intended in the
Article nou | wish 70 knou if it has reicrance
to my assisting to lay out Jerry Jones
4 Todd
The following is the article to which re.
ference is made in the above, and which ap-
peared in our last issue:
MEAN-The man who stole sour milk
from II sick kitten --acorns from blind SOW
pennies from a dead nigger's eyes-aud
prayers from a dyi, g sinner, WAS prince o
magnanimty and honor compared with the
miserable spawn Of nastlness who volunteer
ed his services to lay out dead neighbol
aud tie next dar demanded Of the widow
the payment Of bill OF five dollars for bis
prof r. d Sc rvices to til & dead"
Ia reply to Todd we can only say, 10 the
language of Jenkins-'If the receptacle f 1
the pedal extremity represents the prope,
dimensions for your convenience. You are a.
liberty to appropriate it to your use Fur.
| Their than this we have no wurds to spare
no explanations to offer, aud no retraction,
| 10 make.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-06-08

10rRAILRoAD Massive receiver a call
on Wednesday from c. Nolan, of Onawa,
who brings the cheering news that the We rk
OF grading the Sioux City branch of the Pa
cihc railroad is being prescott ed by large
force OF workmen four miles this side OF
Onawa. He informs US that the work is be-
ing pushed forward with an energy and u
.SuGicient number Of hands to indicate that
e road will De completed to Sioux City
tbin the present year.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-06-08
AN ORDiN ANCE

To cacats the Alley IN, Block number So, in
Siour CITY East addition, Iomu, running
from Serenth Street 10 Perry Creek also
that part Of Pearl street det,Ueen 9th 81.
and Perry Creeh. II "..s 1~"#@ ..HG @1
BE i. ordained BY the Chy Council of
Sioux City. That the Alley in block number
SO in Sioux City East addition, running from
Seventh street to Perry Creek be, ard is
hereby vacated; also, that part of Pearl St.
between 9th street and Perry Creek. @a.os3s
Il r. KIRK, Chairman.
A. r WRIGHT, Clerk. ,.....
t'assed May 23d, 1861. Published in Sioux
City Register, June |, 1867.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-06-08

nA~PERsosAL ~ We had the pleasure this
week of receiving call from Judge Tufts,
Who ia On his way to Montana, Of which ter
| ritory be has recently been appointed Sec
rotary. The Judge is the same genial, si,a.
bic gentleman be was when we lived .os he.
in Dakota during the memorable days Of the
sovereign legislature, and Jared sunptnously
on corn bread and catfish. He speaks In
the highest terms Of the wealth of the mines
of Montana, and predicts that not less than
$l2,0o0,0Oo in dust will be brought down
the Missouri river this summer in, steamers
and mackinaw boats. s~.4 s.a..~.. -.t.cf
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-06-08
WEEKLY MARKET REPORT.

IL n r.
corrected weekly by John I. Boogs.]
OFFICE Sioux Clrr REGISTER, !
June 9Th, 1867. !
Wheat-s2 % per bushel.
Flour-$6 5O(07,25 per hundred.
Buck~hesr Flour-SlO,OO per hundred.
Corn Meal-$3, 90 per hundred.
Corn-Sl 90 per tushsl
Oats-G5cts per bushel.
Potatoos- 81 80 per bushel
Beans-S5 90 pc, bushsl.
Ham-2jcts. per pound.
B'con-25cts. per ponnd.
Should"rs--20,ts. per pound.
Lard-l5cts per pound.
Butter-3c(c55 per pound.
Cheese-2"Ct 25c,s. per pound.
Egg--l5la2 octs per dozen.
Dried Appies-2octs per pound.
Dried Peaches-25c,s per pouni.
Sngnr-l7C2 25cts. per pound.
Coiise-33l.35ets. per pound
Tea-Sl,25(aS2,jO per pound.
Molasses ST. 90 and S2,2j per gallon.
Snrgbum-50 and ,5cts. pr gallon.
Nhskey Is 90 and $500 per gallon
Star Candies 30c,s. per pound.
Shln4 trs-$4 90.
La'h-$4.0U
Cottonwood hunters 800 and SIS per NJ.
Pine nber-$9O and SlO0 per NJ
Walnut lumher--$45 and $50 par NJ
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New Advertis g IN Z n t..

A. Groninger- Hardware.
h w. Cole h Co.-Agricultural Ware
house.
Packet Line-Tootle l. Charles, Agents.
Chapter on Eropomy-J NJ. Bacon.
Goods delivered-L D. Farmer
Local Notice Livingston Il Co.
Legal Notice Thos l., Gritfey.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-06-08

s hereby given to John Orr that will appear at
H. the Lend ngs& In. nakota Gitr s@9asss c. slz,
2sh day of June, 1867, at O'Clock, A. and con-
test the right Of said John T. Orr to Homestead No
90 on the ar Of ar, and Or ne ar OF Fec
~ and west hail Of southwest quarter Sec II r. 49,
=. 8. east Suffered by said John F. Orr, the aud
day Of September, 1866.
--"&@ -1#aa 4>s#@ @s1 JAMES =. SKINNER.
May 23i, ls67-3w Ea.s#+a. ILL.,. ..a.as -
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-06-08

~ The stone work on Sawyer's and Kin.
kaid's buildings is completed, sad the brick
laying will commence ~ soon ~ the brick
are burnt, which will BE- within few dayl
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-06-08

THE partnership heretofore existing under the firm
aud style OF Kent 4 Reward ID this day dissolve
by mutual consent. The senior partner will continue
the business at the stand occupied by the late firm by
whom all outstanding business Of the firm will be set
tied. mayls-3m
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-06-08

'" II. i-i' lAb4oS q .. are seillNg OH
a mammoth stock of new and well selected
Clothing, at prices lower than known before
The war. Walk into our store, pick out your
suit, pay us what you please regardless of
cost or value, and take it along. All wa;s:
IS the privilege of wrapping it up well. The
Great American Wardruhe viii a. all times
be full to overtlowin ing with the choicest cloth
ing aud lates! styles tie New York and Bos
ton markets afford, We have just received
per express large lot Of the celebrated
California nd Oreon Wose Clothing-somt
Thing never before offered in the Sioux City
marke.-all Of which will be sold cheaper
| than tie cheapest.
In order TO give our old customers, and a s
many new ones as wish to patronize The
Wardrobe, an opportunity to get suit at
their own price, we will continue to saugh-
> ter clothing from date until Feb. LIST, 1870
Willie We ara prepared to make the hair
fly in our clothing department, we would call
the attention of the public TO our large aad
rea. stock Of Dry Goods, which We are sci.
ling lower than any other house:
Prints, De!ains, Lawns, Vaencias, Poplins,
Cloths, sa'ine,ts, Cot,onades, Tweeds,
Jeans. Ticking, Hickory, B cached and
Brown Sheeting, Balmoral Skirts, &c.
Come in and see us, one door north of
Ioo.le Charles, where you will find Gem
piese stock, and be well waited upon.
No Old Goeds--No High Prices!
AL Nt,c Goods-aU Low Prices!
w. Il LIVINGSTON l. Co
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-06-08

NOTICE 10 hereby given that the co-partacRshir
~ heretofore existing between Bloxham Brill hai
been dissolved by mutual consent. VIM. II. Brill will
settle all accounts Of the old firm Persons knowing
themselves indebted, will please call and settle with
WILLIAM II. BRILL.
Sioux City, April 2. Ds7r,-4w s,-.r .,.se, -
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-06-08

Deg Fresh supply Of garden seeds just
ei,ereed b, Express. at Ken,s. lm
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-06-08

SAIL purchases made at the
store of Fl. D. BOOZE q CO.,
will be delivered in any part OF
the City, free of expense. tt
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-06-08

- - Goods sold as low as any
other house. and packages deliv-
cred to any part of the city, free
of charge.
L. D. FARMER.
Sioux City, June, 1867.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-06-08

Ma Fiue lot Of confectionery just receiv-
ed a, kents City Drug Store. I'm
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-06-08

ANEk NAIL kourE.-Ths contract to
carry a weekly mail from Blue Earth City.
Minnesota, 10 Yankton, D. T., has been
awarded to the Minnesota Stage Company.
Service Oh the route will commence on the
1st Of July next.