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rT- DR.. VIM. NJ. Wilson, writing from
JAka, Mississippi says the Little Rock Gazette,
under date Of the 9th of June last names the
following soldiers, in a dist Of the Confederate
dead lately removed and rcintcrrcd at that
place: .frss s..fr1 -yr,EtF
S.Watts, company +. Stirman's regiment
of sharpshooters. Arkansas volunteers.
W.B, Lafave, Goth Arkansas regiment.
NJ Langley, company ID, 18th Arkansas
regiment. 4 5ttIsi 0ElfnHs tsssttt
,kJBrown, company B, 3d-,rkansas cavalry.
Company and regiment unknown-T. j..
Reeves, S. J. Beaver, Knight, 5. II. Willis,
- learVer
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tT- William Spaniard of the Cherokee Ma
,ion. who Has coplmitted 1y Justice Woods a
few weeks since OF charge OF othnrse-stealing
was brought before the IIon. JAS. W. SAGS-
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sion four or five days after the stealing
charged, which possession was satisfactorily
sAcormted for by showing that he had pur-
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learn that Cottrell, the owner of this horse
has recovered the other which was stolen
from him At the same time; the parties from
whom he recovered him. harih4s sottrn him
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tY- The Store of Andy Austin, was entered
and robbed on Monday night last. The en-
trance was made by boring with an auger
and burning a hole big enough to enter the
armand BY that means to raise the bar that
fastened the door. Flour bacon and some
dry goods were found missing. 1t is surmised
however, that as most of the goods were
marked SO high, the thieves declined TO take
A general assortment 1t behoOves every one
10 be OH the lookout to arrest and punish the
villains, and by these means to dcterothers
from like doing.
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tzr Attention is directed TO the advertise
ment headed " A1,erican Po,eder Co." in our
papcr. Messrs. COLLINS q LANIGAS, Fort
Smith are the agents. They will offer great
inducements to wholesale purchasers in Pow
der that is not often made in this country.
Give them call.
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ALL persons wishing Family Rights for
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AN old Dutchman uadnteek to
wallop his sou Jake turned the tables and
walloped him. The old man cons sled him
self for his defeat by rejoicing at his sons
superior mauhood. He said Veil,
Jakei. 8 tam sl.mart fellow lie can vip
his own tsddy." .,---sza
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TooTAx PAYERS.

IN consequence of an Order from the COM
l manding General of this District. we are
forbid filing our appointments for Collection
of Taxes, at the meetings of the Board OF
Registers. Consequently, We may be found
at the Court House, where NIL interested will
call without delay. 'l.irm. il e
,,rE G. WIIITESIDES, Sheriff and Coll.
Van Buren,, July IS, 1867. 2w
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HENRY w. SMITH
III, nr.,r, ~ .HlH
.uqri'G' TIT ~ ll,H.I
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HAS always on hand the choicest brands of
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cY- 1t will be noticed, from the advertise
forbid collecting Taxes, at times and places
designated for registering. Tie reasons for
this interference we are not Informed.
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A RARE CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY

4 GRNT5 waited Ia every county N the
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There eometh glad tiding, Of py to all
To young and TO old. to great aud to small;
The beauty which once was so precious and rare
Is free for all, and all may be fair. .'
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Arrivals and Departures of Mails.

SAINT LOUIS.
Arrives every day, except Tuesday, at s. !
Demrts every day, except Saturday, at 4P.
NJ.
ma LITTLE ROCK. f|
Arrives Wednesday, Friday and Saturday
Departs Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
att AN. b
FAYETTEVILLE VIA LEES CREEK.
Arrives Thursday at Z =. NJ. ~
Departs Tuesday at 4 A.McJ i5l9Gyy
NAKROWS.
Arrives Monday att p. NJ. ,h~Ft
Departs Monday A. NJ. l. On.
J.S BUSIlQNG. L. NJ
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-12-14
I ..A..--. 7. .TJ D p IVUU.-
Washington, D. D, Nov. 10. fs67. =
SIEERIFF,s SALE,

NOTICE is hereby given. That by virtue
~ 'bf a special fexcth.ion to me di-ettod
from the office Of the Clerk of the d strict
Court Of Woodbury. County, Iowa, dated
November 26rh, 1867, in a csuse wherein
g.. a. Scott, was plaintiff, Henry c., Ash,
Mary Ash, ct al were defendants, autherizin 9
and empowering me to sell lore in bloc
3, in Siouz City. East Addition, in Wood
bury County Iowa, and out Of the pro-
cssds Of snch sale pay 10, Rieelow l. Cham =
heriia first, the sum of seie ven huaered and
six dollars aud ninety four Gems, ard inter
est aud costs, and to pay next 10 VIM. n
Buchanan the sum of $40, 80 ard in, ere st.
and the ssrplas. il any,spay over TO G., II
Scott to the extent Of his Judgment against
Ire ssit Henry G. ASH Nov. therefore, b,
NJ ss ois she said wr, did on The 26.h day
Of Noysmber, 1857, levy upon the rnidf bot
six in said block eight and will cell the
same At public auction on the 30th day Of
Deeembsr. 1867, between the hours of 9
O'clock IA, M. snd 80 clock, p. M on said
day. Said sale viii coumtncce i, 10 o elk.
A. NJ. on said day, in front of Sawyers block
in Sioux City. in said county, where the las,
term of the District Court of Woodbury. CO
was holden, to pay-,he above m onnts and
costs JOHN HAGY,
Sheriff of Woodbury. county, Iowa.
Nov. rs, 1867. 4s-4w
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-12-14

And that if you or either Of yon fail within
thirty days after the 9th day Of December
A. l.. 1867, to apply to the Sheriff Of said
County to have the damages done by said
Railroad Company in taking for the location,
construction aud use Of said Railroad a
strip Of land fifty feet in width on each side
Of the centre line of said Railroad as now
surveyed, ssaked oat and located, over and
across said above described lands, assessed
- provided BY law in such cases--then said
Company will proceed on the 9th day Of
January, A. b. 1868, at 9 t'clock, A. NJ t.
have said damages assessed
SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC
nc43-4w RAILROAD COMPANY.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-12-14
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NOT aftE.


| HAVE NOTICED in the " Dakot, Repnbri-
can rcf Nosemser9, 1867 abe atvsrtise.
ment Of w. W. Bookings, in which he Az
nounces himself "a agent Of c. +. Peco,te
tor the sale of lots in the town of Yankton,
p, L, 10 tive same paper l have also notic
ed the advertisement of Ia. Il. Witberspoon
offering TO 'sell at very reasonable figures
about 60 LOIS iasthe town 81. Yank'on."
Motto. is hereby given iLssNali that part of
the town Of Ydnkton. included between
Doug lass Avenue and Mulberry street is my
property and also lo's 3 and and, the
southeast quarter Of the north least quarter
Of Section l3, Township %, Range Sc, and
shat no sales Of lots upon, this pref
made BY them, or either Of them, Wit be
recognized by me-
b. -.A..4E. H. j. B. s. TODD.
Washington, D. D, Nov. 10, 1897 -
NorE. Union d Dako!ion and Dakota
Republican publish four weeks and send bill
TO this office no43 Nv
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-12-14

TIVE FOUNTAIN Is perfectly simple, not liable to get
i out Of order, and comes cheap. Splendid Soda
Water IN made and ready or III Ave minutes at
trifing cost. -
Full printed description and directions TOR using and
making all kindsof s,rups 20 with each fonntan, or
sens hi mail, when desired. npl7--i
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-12-14

~Ycu wilt find better good. cheaper
,h.a any other stare in this upper Ct un,ry.
piesse examine before buying elsewhere.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-12-14

10 Tho W~kao.e., mn, resident opr,ers Of she
.foNociny described lands:: 10" r ..7 ~9@I.
You, and each Of Won are hereby notified
that the Sioux Gil - Pacific Rail Road
Company has local.. ITS Rail Road over and
across tie following described !a"is sitna'-d
in Woodbury. Cmh'y 81 Ale Of lows to- wi,
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-11-06
Cantain "Rnhv Linnnln

A Chicago correspondent of the Cincinnati dc.
sette says that statement is going the roundg of
the press that Capt Robert T. Lincoln had rece1tlv
been admitted TO the Chicago bar, The fact is tina,
young Lincoln was admitted to the bar moro tbs
year since, and IS now master CT A bandso, y
practice. He was about two Weeks since adm;eoS
TO practice IN the Supreme Court of the TTn;sod
states position rarely reached by one so vonpg he
Oelng scarcely twenty-five. In this CONNECTION II
nay not De improper TO say, in order to correct
many impressions in regard 10 Captain IiDcaiO
tnat ne is one OF the most promising young men in
the west de Is an intelligent, Industrious, ouiet
unassumlng, courteous gentleman, and ENJOYS in an
eminent degree the personal esteem of the neople
modesty Of his demeanor, simplicity of bis cbarsr.
ter generosity Of his heart and strict integrity Of
his principles it is impossible not to respect and
honor him. The conduct of his mother IS a. deem
mystery to him az to all Of her friends and the onlv
insane. o %
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-11-06
The Press Of Knoxville.

The extent to which the newspaper press IS sus-
,ained is regarded as good standard by which TO
estimate the prosperity and intelligence OF com
munity. Judged by this standard, Knoxville is
most prosperous and intelligent little city Here we
have two daily journals, the Free Press and Herata'
and two weeklies, the WIG and Messenger. In
the newspaper line in number, if not quality, (mod-
estv forbids our speaking of the latterD Knoxville
supases any city of equal population in the entire
South.
We will add il is the purpose of the proprietors
Of this paper 70 commence the publication OF daily
in few months. We are now building an Office
in the centre Of the business portion Of the city, and
strangers visiting Knoxville can't so amss IN look
iag for the Office of the KNoxNILLE VINO, one OF
the Oldest journals published to-day in the State the
Oldest published in East Tennessee and the last
journal in the eleven seeded STATES 10 cease resist
anoe TO the torrent of rebellion which swept over
the land.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-11-06
An IndIgnant statesman.

Senator D. T. Patterson is said TO be
highly offended at the election Of Governor.
Brownlow to succeed him in the Senate
a Washington dispatch to the Chicago Re-
publican says:
Brownlows election as Senator disgusts
the White House politicians infinitely
Senator Patterson said to-day that it was
an outrage, and declared that if he had
tried he could have defeated Brownlow, and
been elected himself
1t is too bad, really. If the Legislature had
only known beforehand that d. T. 2. would
have accepted reelection 1t is sadden-
ing to reflect that even as a eorruseant
comet passes from the starry zenith to the
far horizon, whisking its parto-colored train
among the startled consultations in its
fight, even so must the Presidents son-in-
law pass from Washington to Greeneville, no
more to edify the Senate with his states
manship, startle them with his daring ora
tory, or throw them into commissions of
laughter by his irresistible wit And to
think that if David had only thought of
trying, he could have defeated the Govern
or, and averted the calamity stated in the
words and terms aforesaid. David, thou
little knowest the mischief thou hast done
Inc OOSIOu ITUItSCTtPt, uOW0NSI, IONINSo
us with little hartshorn, as follows:
"The election of Governor BrOwnlow to
the Senate of the United States, by the
Legislature of Tennessee, must rouse in
Andrew Johnson that peculiar class of emo
tons of which it is said that they may be
conceived but cannot be expressed" Gov
ernor Brownlow is the Presidents personal
as we'll as political enemy, and he takes the
place in the Senate of the Presidents own
son-in-law. The triumph is complete over
Mr.. JohnsOn's pride, as well as over his
policy. The new Senator is open to criti-
Cism in respect to some peculiarities of his
rhetoric, but there can be no doubt as TO
his intrepid, all-sacrifcing loyalty. he has
been tried in the hottest furnace of perse-
cution, and has not been found wanting
From the period when he voted for John
Quincy Adams for President, to the present
time, he has, on the whole, been one Of the
liberalizing forces of Tennessee, and the
fact that his state is now one of the strong
est of Republican communities is due, IN a
great degree, to him. His mind has stead
lily advanced with the progress of events
and while he has fortunately not held him
self bound to some of his eccentric decla-
rations, he has been consistent to every
good and progressive principle to whica he
has once committed himself