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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-10-16
Chartered Monopol,

Robert Hare Powell of P1 them much
has taken the field against than when not
nopoiies with exelusivsrocess. This fact
one of his recent le,nea m narsons who
vention on the sabje.rv a memorandum
Iftba anxion@ time, in ordinary use
tant subject wieuch book often become
vania aud ca-defaced by the erasure and
and TiDr1igi mini, of the pencil marks over the
tributef surface of the paper. A trial
road sue experiment will readily satisfy
tNfafsy person of the utility OF the idea
3 Red Llk-which, it is said, will not
!. lose lis beautiful bright color alter
t hundreds of years: r best cochineal
: carmine or. iv; liquor ammonia dr. III;
: cum acacia or K First put the car
fnine and liquor ammonia into suita
2 bic vial; then add the gum acacia and
-lallow it TO dissolve, when the ink will
be ready for use. A. g.
! Welding Composition For iron, steel,
or both together, calcine and pulverize
together 100 parts iron or steel filings,
ten sal ammoniac, six borax, five bal
: sam copaiya or copeiba- One of the
pieces is to be heated red, carefully
cleaned of scale, the composition is to
) be spread upon it, and the other piece
applied at q white neat and welded
: with the hammer.
Blackiag Cakes.-Take tragacinth
one ounce, neats.foot oil, ivory black,
deep blue, prepared from iron and cop
per, two ounces of each, brown sugar
and water of each four ounces. Mix
well these ingredients, evaporate the
water, and form your cakes.
Alum and plaster of Paris we'll mix.
ed in water, and used in liquid state,
form hard composition, and a nseful
cement
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-10-16

E@D a Western paper thus hits off
popular but disgusting fashion:
The attention of the police should
be directed to Pant A. Loon. He's
tight on the streets daiIy-awful tight.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-10-16

EM.TuBBS 6 CO., PaopaETDss, PETERsusc. Nh
For sale By Chas. Ritz, Lewistown. apZ4-6m
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-10-16
LEWIST0WN. PA.
Wednesday. October Is, 1867.
-. M q tas OF Advertising.

p Persons receiving papers with ar mark I'd On
szs understand tiiat ~fbssiFtle is due on which
) remittance ought 70 be made
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-10-16

Alum and plaster Of Paris we'll mix.
cd in water. and used in a liquid state,
form hard composition, and nseful
cement.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-10-16

IL jir Pencil Briting.-Pencil writing
may be fixed almost indelibly as ink,
by passing the moistened tongue over
it. Even breathing slowly over the
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-10-16
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ASTIC STITCH
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2 they are more easily understood and used, and
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). Tins stitch, owing to the manner in which the
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:. Unlike other machines these fasten both ends Of
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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-10-16

Proves there are only
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-10-16

To Render Paper Waterproof-Dis-
solve eight ounces of alum and three
ounces and three-quarters of white
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vessel dissolve two ounces of glue in
four pints Of water. Mix the two so
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Immerse the paper in the mixture, then
hang il up to dry, or pass it between
cylinders. The alum, soap, glue, and
gum form sort Of artificial covering
which protects the surface of the pa
per from the action Of water, and 10 a
certain extent from fire. This paper
will be very useful for packages which
may be exposed to the inclemency OF
the weather
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-06-22

RED CLOUD, THE INDIAN LEADER. Speak,
ing Of the forth' omiI g War on The plains the
Reese River Reveii.e says:
The great leader Of the Indians 10 Red
Cloud, or Mahpila,an, who is represented as
one OF the ablest Indian warriors Of any tme,
tie is about thirty five years of age, tall.
handsome, athletic, and perfect in bis horse
manship as in bis physical appearance lie
has commanded III several ba ties previous
to the massacre Of Col. Fetiorman's COM
MAID, and has never been whipped He ~as
at Laramie last spring, at the treaty making.
enjoying the farce aud trs ating it as such
WI hoot disguise, yet accepting all the pc
sents offered, but left with The declaration
that his country should never be occupied
by the whites, nor gnrrisoneG by them, nor
should their roads cross it, Then he was "A
the head OF but 800 warriors OF the O2aIal
lab Sioux, but his marshaIing 5000 at For,
Phi hrarncy shows th. influence 10 'n>
over others, and his determination to mike
his threat good. He is an active, energetic.
and able warrior. and be who conqusrs Red
Cloud will do more than he who conquered
Tecumseh, or Black Hawk, or Osceoia. ...
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-06-22
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.

The Democratic electors Of the several
counties Of the state If Iowa are requested
TO send delegates TO n state convention here
hy called TO be held at Dts Monies, On the
twenfy sinh day Of J""e ncrt, at ii o'clk.,
A. NJ The ratio Of rcpreserta'icn will he
one delegate for every one hundred votes
cast for Thomas H. Bent IN, jr, for COVER.
nor, and one for every fraction Of hundred
ever fifty.
Counties casting less than fifty votes will
be entitled to one delegate.
Believing that he integrity Of the Union,
and the pcrpetuity Of free Institutions, de-
pend on the distinctive measures main'ai ned
by the dem ocra'ic party. we invite all who
coincide with US in sen:m upon the
issues before the country to participate in
our primary elections for the selection Of
delegates
Ey order of the Democratic State Central
Committee.
J. NJ. ELLWOOD, Chairman.
May 18th, 1877.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-06-22

.. =,
ne 'our'"' e'of' 10 'e'e"' '"' '"o''''
o'''c'"'' ." '"e YAK ''s. q0es''o"' 10 very
weak "''a'F' even ''F 'na' eo"'e'' Al a.
'uu'"g ~ our statement o' Tue ae''o" u '"e
'"o'e'' "e"''9'S u Tue n'a'o' 'ne 'o'' l''
says:
DIV III ''s ,a'ph'"', "' h'S'sr'eo 10 men
ed ~ cons;lsr h '"e n.nnos;,;nn for n, rlEh
ing the tax list when ho-,l.e Register man
should refund to the county the sum of
eight hundred dollars f.audu'enty obtained
for 10, printing the County Exhibit"
The proposition in regard to the County
Exhih;t was m,da lv Mr. Wo,drn,d ot ,,e
s,c,c.,;or re ,ho uo.,,r,or NJ woodcora
had cot h;s idea u the E,,ii,, from tho
.you,n,l and the "a.tornev'' bu, unon hear.
inc ,hs s,,,a,nan, or ! 10 Allison uho
harnanoa - Va ,.reso,. NJ von,r -, Or
l,o,;adra3 ,,a. Ia bod h.on o,,,. :,
e,u.1;S u,., uo u,:,:. 49,, u.,
;,o,v aro,rod Liz ,ro,o,o, about ror,oa;,o
Ne;,har n. vooar,r1 nor A. Graves 90,
,,,o o,, ,,,,, H.. rv,,n;, ,.to, ,,o., ,,o,
.oo;rst tha roso,r.;,r ~ .h;oh ,ha Co,,,,
T.oos,ro. mae .u,.,,,,,c w., u.o,,oo.o1,, =,
,;no ,,o ,r;,t;nr re ,ho 3o,;rc,o,. %. IL.
- H., ,ou ,,,:,h ,.,,, - :. o,.
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ot all hn,or,,la - ,,,,an ,,o ox,on
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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-06-22
Capital OF Nebrn y l1n

The Governor Of Nebraska has approved
he bill to remove the capital from Omaha.
This result creates great rejoicing south of
the Platte, Tut Omaha "ean't see it, The
Reputtica" of that city has the do'efuI
dumps, and declnres that ibis action on the
part Of the Legislature and Governor will
bury the Republican party beneath a noun
tain OF indignation, from which it will not be
resarrected in Nebraska for ten years to
come The Republican party throughout
the whole country deserves to be buried
beneath mountain Of something u grea,
deal nastier.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-06-22
FRESH BEEF WANTED

OFFICE or 4 G s,
Fort Randall, ID. I Nav Is, loG1.
NEALED PROPOSALS will lie received
} at this OIice until 10 o'clock, a. NJ, on
the first day Of july, 1867, FIR wing the
Subsistence Department at this Post with
Fresh Beef, for "ae year FROM The first day
If Septesn Der, 1867 The Beef is to be de-
liver d at this office in quarters (necks and
shanks excIuded) al such times aud in such
qan'iies rs the A G S for the time being
shall require, not exceeding FIVE times per
week-payment TO be- made monthly as far
AS prac;ivaLle. The bids mus. stat, the price
per pound at which the Beef will be deliver.
ed, subject 10 the conditions and limitations
pres, r.oed herein, and the subsistence reeu-
lation, Of the army. Each bid will be ac-
compan'ed by IA rood and sufficient cuaran-
tee tor its faithful performances, or it will not
be col, s'rfai1, ini II aUoi a,itf 'suIfivirnt
bond will be required for The faithful fulfill
IN nj of the contract. The right to reject
any all bids is reserved The bids must
be in duplicate, with copy of this advvr-
'isement attached 70 each, and endorsed
Proposals for Beef" aud addressed TO the
"A. c. s. Fort Randall, d T." The bids
viii he opened at my office ut Fort Rainfall
d T., the LIT day OF july 1867, at 10 o elk
A NJ
B7 direction Of j II. GILMAN, Captain
c S and Brevet Lieut.. Col L. s. A., Chief
G. s Dept. Of Dakota.
ROB'T A. GIBSON,
?6w 1t. 22d L. S. Inf. and A. c. S.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-06-22

The Legislature Of The State of Nebraska,
now in session, has passed bill providing
for the removal of the seat of Government
from Omaha 10 Lincoln City. The city
aforesaid, is yet myth, but the bill provides
that it shall be located in one Of four coun
ties in the interior Of the State The Omaha
Republican calls upon the Governor to re-
deem his pledge, veto the bill, and cave
Omaha. Perhaps tho Governor will heed
he request, but if be does be can bid fare
we'll to all hope Of future political horors,
for the South Platte has the votes and the
nerve to use them, and woe betde the man
Of their number who cells to the enemy
emmett HuBs Nonporiel.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-06-22
"A bout iKcniesscaess.

Somebody in Dakota his wii'en to the
Com mis-, ncr Of The General Land Office
for inform Atom in regard to The nomc cad
Law. The Comm 81 ner's rely is publish,
in the DGholj0n, and as it contains inCorna.
ton with which Homestead SIT !crs should
be acquainted, We append the mae eli.
portions Of his letter:
Fust-Thot any person. Male or female.
who Is the head IF family, or has arrived
at the age Of tw"r'v.one years, ami is a
citizen # the United States, or has declared
bis intention to b,c"na such. Il eltiilr1 n
make homestead entry under he prov.s--
ions Of the act Of My 20, 1852.
Sccond-Afer mahing an entry OF the
District Office, the party must proceed with
diligence to build bis house, and get upon
the land with his family, and conmoncc he
cultivation and Improvement, Of tho same.
IAiTa-Ihe fifth section Of the act makes
the abandonment OF the land, or excharcc
Of residence for more than SIX months n,
any one time, cause Of forfeiture under The
clause Of the law. You state that manv
persons claim the right to 60 upon the land
once every SIX months, rtma! there for a
day or two, and lea We it agan. That inter-
probation Of The law will not be supported l,v
this office. Tho.e parties could rot show IN
the final proof their actual residence AID
home had been upon their homestead en-
tries. But, or the contrary. the evidence
would Indicate that the land had been ONLY
temporary abode. Hence, such quasi St
tiers could Lave no cause for grievance, if
upon presentation Of the facts, their entries
could be declared invalid.
In brief, the acts Of the settler mrst he n
to show an intention fully to comply in good
faith with The requirements of the law and
make the land what the law intends It TO he.
his actual residence, with such improve
ments and cultivation for the soil as his
means and strength viii all,w. An excep-
ton to this Requirement, If RS dence IL
made where the entry is for an adjoining
farm Or homestead. In such eases he par,v
is not require d to build and reside upon the
adjacent homestead en,ry. BIT he must
prove res'derce upon the original farm 10
which III. homestead tract adjoins, and also
cultivation and impso .einenls Of the adion-
ing tract.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-06-22

Gen Sherman is no friend Of the country
north Of Council b, ,.r, and Omaha. He does
not like to see It Proper for fear of its in
tertering with or detralting from the value
IF his Plate Valley interests. Hence he is
III ID wise chary OF the use of lis military
fL3rity TO obstruct the estab ishucrt Of
highways, or to defeat other enterprises for
the Developments Of the upper Missouri
country. Lost year he no, only emphalical
ly refused all escort to accompany Colonel
Sawyer's wagon ro@d expedition, but denied
to give the Col the use Of one or two noun
tain howi;zers standing idle a. this place.
This year he finds occasion to display his
ennity to the upper Missouri by a prohibi-
tory order forbidding the party which
has been organized at Yankton to ex.
plore and settle the Black Hills county,
The following is Sherman's letter referring
to this expedition. 1t was written in reply
to one from Gen. Terry, who is of course in
fected with the opinions aud prejudiees of
his superior
MiLiiahl AifIsDs uF TIE MISSOURI,
Saint Louis, No., NJ, Pa, .lahI.. =
BvT. MAJ. GEN. A. II. TERRY.
Commanding Dept. Of Dakota.
GENERAL-l have your letter of May o2i,
with the enclosures relating to an expedition
getting up at ianaton for the Black Hills.
agree with you perfectly that we are not
In condition to permit an invasion Of that
reg ion, for soOner would a settlement be
inaugura'ed than an appeal would come for
protection. Now there is no other section
of country where tie Sioux can take refuge
except in that which Mr.. Bentley proposes
TO explore.
You may therefore forbid all white people
going there at present, and warn all who 90
IN spite OF your prohibition that the United
States will not protect them now, or until
public notice is given that the Indian title
ID extinguished
am with great respect
Yours truly,
". r. SHERMAN
Lieut.. General Gommandinp
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-06-22

SELF DtrENuEA, T. -. N my an unwise par
ent works hard and lives sparingy al. his
lite for the purpose Of leaving enough to give
his chi dren a start in the world ms i, is called
Srtt ( II young man atlnat with money lett
hlm hy his relatives is like tying a bladder
nndtr the arms Of one who cannot swim ::
ten chances 10 one he will lose his bladiers
and 20 down t. the bottom. Teach him to
swim, aud he will not need the bladders
Give your CHI d a . Cd education See TO it
that ii m"ra,s aretrure, his mud cultivated
aud his VIII lie nature made subservient t. the
avs which govern man, and you will have
riven what will be OF more value than tin
wealth OF the ln1,es You have given him "A
START which 40 misfortune cen deprive him
OF. The ealNer You teach him to dcleuu
upon his own resources and the blessing Of
God, the better,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-06-22

The recent decision of Chief Justice
Chase in regard to the contiscation of real
estate Of an alleged rebel, that 10 man was
guilty of rebellion for such purpose until he
vas cunvitth, aud ~ mar, ccuii ,e convicted
un,l be had been tried hy jury OF his peers,
IL inserting The calculations Of some peo be
very materially. For Instance, the property
conhSca'ed, purchased and enjoyed bv &c
Underwood must revert to its prop r owners
under this declsioa. The house he occupies
worth twenty or thirty thousand dollars, ana
which was sold for about one fourth its val
n"-w,Il he conh>cat,d back ! The Yankee
members Of congrc SIS Hoop, All~, Ames-
bought some OF UnderwoYds coutisca,ions.
lh~ investment is III likely to prove as
profitable IS they expected.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-06-22

\ FoEMER Cove, nor If Flor ia began t.
Oui'd house, but his OH inal d,s.gn gr, W
wing on wing, until il few away with ali his
cash capital, AID more too. He was in debt
10 Architects. carpenters, masons, aud t,r
every ln,ng abuut his Lew dwelling. On.
morning, as he leaned meditativeIv over the
front itnce, looking toward his palace. a
ranger passi' ~ asked, ST., W Iom does
ih's handsome ,4.Ate belong to- "Ihat,'
a The Governor with sparkle in his eye
rs inst | am tIr.ng 10 Il i out
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-06-22

. Information has reached Philadelphia OF
The ceath Of Paul Julien, The isting shed
u"l'"'st, who, some years Egg, when qnte
young, created such tUrors on his instru-
men', al the Sontag concerts in that CITY,
lis death OCCURRED Dtcem DER ooh, last, at
the small town Ct s.. Dennis, in the island
ot Mauritius. lie was only twenty six years
ofaIe at the time OF his dtmise, and he leaves
q WIFE AID dim
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-06-22

yonnc nan nj 4}1'ds, port, whore intended
had 'set the day. wen, to the church the
her day to hear the hans read but vas hor.
rtIed 10 bear the name OF another where his
should have been. In ftepzy be rushed t.
the ta'r one for an explanation, when she
co lily lniormed him that he had atirouted her
sense o' proprcty By boastng Of bis conques'
and she had accordingly thrown him over
board but rather than b. disappointed in be.
coming bride she had taken p with fresh
lover.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-06-22

They are enjoying a sensation in Liverpool,
Where youth If seventeen, disguised as II
young lady, has, by the connivance of he
lady principal teacher been residing for a
var PCS, in fashionable girls boarding
school, patronized exclusively BY the aristoc-
racy
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-06-22
Office.

United States Land Office,
Nermllion, u. +.
June oth, 1867.
To Jain C. Watts:
\Ou are hereby notified ,ha, the Com
/ missioner OF tie General Land Office
has fled pa'enting the claim # Brniamin
Bodice Homestead outrv No. 80 rf SOUTH
west quarter section -, township 50. range
As. Thirty days is allowed 10 YOU for alpt al
T. ON the above dccjsi n ,ou having filed
decaratory statement No. 81 for abe above
described land.
NELSON MINER, REGISTER.
GEO, SIlCkAEI, Receiver
June 18Th, l8G7-GA
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-06-22

A number of political managers, it is said,
are IN WaSh'n ton, trying to sound General
Grant Oh the question OF accepting the nom
'nation for the neat presidency. 1t is fur
her said tina. the general has intimated that
he does not desire it himself, but would like
the nomination extended to Gen. Sherman.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-06-22

The Springfield Republican says "the re-
pnblicans have been largely defeated in the
local elections Of West Virginia, AMI this is
ascrlbed not to nny actual revival Of democ.
racy, but to the attempts 10 Introduce there
The miserable Tennessee rolicy, which will
fail everywhere. as it oueh TO.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-06-22

The whole .uumber Of ca lie reported o
have been ut aoksa in Great Britain since the
eonn' ncenent If The cattle disease is now
a'out two hundred aud hhy-tour thousand,
and nearly fifty three thousand healthy ones
have been killed to plesent iae spread OF the
plague
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-06-22

The first church ever Quilt in Sprin sfi cid,
Mass, cost Lower score pounds bt side
twenty DAYS labor Of each Of the cit zens, in
lt4f. The house VS. "in ,engthe forty toote,
in breadthe twenty FIVE foote nine foote be-
tween jOynts and i've windos, zone large
d"are at 80 sowthe side and two smaller
doa,es"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-06-22
W = VTGT n NJ n Np
Lieut.. General Commanding.

new paper at Middle,own, Connecticut,
CLASHES its marriages. births and deaths
under The heads "eonfrdences,' "adyeniures"
and "eerianties,' which il ms bad AZ the
Western editor's Matched matched and
'dlspa,ched.'
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-06-22

Somebody adveriaes for agents to retail
= work entitled "Hymenial Instructor" A
contemporary adds: "Tbe best ny mental in,
strncior We know Of is young widow
What she don't know thers il no use learn
ing"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-06-22

An asylum for useless young mel is talked
Of in England. IF i. succeeds, there is
ample material for q branch in this country.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-06-22

IF the Union had cen restored two years
ago, we should have Rad five millions Of
ta,es of cotton this year for our ships to trans
port between our ports and Europe; we should
LaSh sugar and rice in Comparative proper
ton ) the South would have been able to
discharge its dclt>, to become e liberal cas-
toner to the north, AID pay its portion Of ma,
to.al taxation; We shou d have been saved
the great harden Of military expense new
incurred 10 secure the regro vote in favor Of
the Rad'r"i party. ard peace aud pr sperils
would have ZEN tered our public Cbl ga,ions
easily managed, and restored the States to
hat harmony and reciprocal hindn, s. which
would lave prevented starvation ia one sec
non and business pro~tratinn in another.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-06-22
SE,cTisss Sale.

NOTICE is hereby give" that by virtue Of
" an execution issued out Of the Office of
the Clerk Of the District c urt If Woodbury.
county, Iowa, on n jud4men, IN favor of H.
ID. boosr 4 Go. vs.. James Winterin.or. |
have levied upon at { VII sell at pubic
auction TO the highest bidder for cash, o.
the 2Jth day Of Jane. lej1, between tEr
hoar~ Of Q . clo L, A. II and O'clock, T.
II. on said day. tie said sal to cnnm"nce -,
ID o cIot K A. NJ on said day IN front ol the
ball f U"y.2 ( Uo>s in Sioux CITY, Wood
barry county. | va. the hall where the last
trim Of the District Court for said county
was Lolden-the south half e S,uthwe<,
quarter OF s, elton l., township s., rang A.,
ia said county. The sad property vii he
sold IA the property Of James Winitringer
10 satisfy the SUN Of SIS 70 and acrruins
costs.
Sheriff. Office, Sioux City, Woodbury. Co
Iowa, May 2Oth, 1861
JOHN IIAGI,
Sheriff Of Woodbury. County, Iowa
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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-06-22
Attorney General Bis>eIl Dead.

Attorney Gene al Bssell Of this State died
at his residence in Dupnqus on the 18th
inst. His wife died about month ago,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-06-22

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