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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-03-16
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-03-16

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Der @preder+ @.'sl..
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-03-16
Babel Depef@en.
Grie6enIane.

Griedenlane.
Mtbeu, 10. Mdr,.- &uf Ger Sn1el MYtt'
lene bat tin i&redl,bt6 &robeotn ttatt9e1unoen-
Is fab tabur9 iammtliae Wrbnungen ae''
fort np,ben, unb 6uneer1e BON Wen|9en unit
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be BON Matlanb 8sma@t, berlelte {@|ug abe'
fell.
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an, ba6 nunnaebr tduamtli&e fran3pil@e x'up'
pen Meritp berIaGsn battn miirben uub bab bt.
Mbre,{e bes &atle1s Mar BON gera Gru3 BAH
(tattfnreu foueu.
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DubIin II, 10. MGrs.- Gin 3aufe Genter,
bealeli9 b.0en friter bertdtet tuorten 1T, eab er
4eGB Don ter Ra{erne III Rtttert In &ilbare, Ct
er,6tn tabe, murte bur9 bic Trupeen %3srfrfut.
Dte Muffaubif@en r1a1ten etnen Mnertf auf
bic Ra1erne ~ Mpunt @tQid unb tuuroen ;u~
rldeel&laoen. :3met Don ZEN anereiftnben
muresu eetbetet.
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fart tn Der Na@tarftaft BON Mberlai8 &bteY
p.1@ammelt tahtn. Sc fno Gruppen ausec<
}didt mo,ten> ]c oaleib0 III 3e,treuen.
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Ycli3.. psrbaftet wrreen.
General Burte, einer ber Gibrer Der Tsnter
i'm @Iee", If 81 1ipperarY nerbattet tooreen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-03-16
@rober Sieg
HCRRAH!
Der @ieentbGmer bee
:,,Dlamem$tore"

%bebauptet bas Telb.
QDtr erbalten jest In unferm neu erfFneten etpre
Wcpuftthrabe, 3net 1buren unterbalb
Res 2%eibIaueS, MinneapoltS.
aslt& neue 3ufentun8en Sun
GLEN unp ousn Sorten S9nittwaa>
rem, Neiletai@en &C., GerttQen &lfirern,
Often, Wiiben, @tiefeln, @duben uno
ouen fleinen Nrttfeln ter 6erren< 0ar>
berobe (Gen1lemen's Furnishing
Goods)
re1des anes ,u m dbteenpret5en ~sertauft wtrb.
Qanbtauaeuten weresa bte e%dnRtseen geetneunsen
eewabrt, uao wereen fe unfer 2aeer ais tas befafor.
ttrte TIM Staate ertennen,. ba badelbe auf ben 6flt&en
MSrften NIT erpBer Sprefalt BON etner, alien Gtxfdufer
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Q8earen ftr tbren @ebrau@ eelentt.
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@tpre," Rtepuettfraee. apet Eharea ~xnterbalb bes
QettfaQtS.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-03-16
6tlbtman nnb Wretben,

Soap und Candle-Factory.
st.. Wntbpry, Sbere Gtapt> Mtnn.
Gre bS&@tcn pre;le trerten fit Gale ura an'
tere Tettarten 6ejablt.
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She'll bsS @taatss perianet.
unlere @eenten in ct. Yaul inb It, 5s.rea
Wutuau, u, Yaar.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-03-16
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til, MaattQen unb &rdeen, 5anbi9x9, glu1s nnb geh.
Sen fur 5errn unb Daunen, seselet4en sd lttte1teden
uab Gubldde.
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@ewdbret eeeen @tnter's Irus,
Srs tuB, ne It'd su mir MIR bait
14te uNtat fabraxat bic QDtnterfdlt.
426fn u. Beiblid.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-03-16

Spiepb @einmann,
Deutl9er Mc1pfat n. bfentlt9er Nptar,
ferttat Wpama6ten rad D%eutfd1anb, urtunben Hnb
Re9tspaptere alter Dirt prompt btQte unb tn auperlaifeer
Q2eiie aus unb fItrt bic
@eneral..z M9entnr
fdr Ser19tebeae Jeuer- uab QebensSerF& erunes = CONT
ruanten. 427f
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Ser 2a8erbter=@ Balloon
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Spbn Gn8eL
Gtraee, 1t btr RGbe be6 Deppt, NtuAeape|tes
bait fets sprr6tbts uub p&erirt ben eett1ten
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stnt% seafdaetet 1nssael fst sG1lae!tSF s este:,
talxrn Sntt6 xt9t fstleu. 81 s. eneel-
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-05-25
FRESH BEEF WANTED
OFFICE OF 4. c $, !
Fort Randall, D. I, May Is, ls67. !

OFFICE OF 4. c s,
Fort Randall, D. I, May Is, ls67.
NEALED PROPOSALS will be received
- Al this Oltic- until 10 o'clock, A. NJ, on
the first day of July. 1867, FIR supplying the
Suh~l,,rnee Department at his Post eith
Fresh Beet Tar one year from the first day
Of SEP: enber. 1867. The B~"f Is to be de-
liver 1T this 'th,e ~ quarters {necks and
shanks exc'udrd) ut sach ZINES and in such
qan'liits as he A c s for he time being
shall require, not exceeding FIVE times per
k-payment to b. made monthly a. far
AS practicable. The bids must state the price
per p'urd at which tie Beef will be deliver
q, sui ject to the conditions and lmi,a ions
prescr, lied herein, and the subsistence regu-
Iahon, Of the army. Each bid will be ac-
compsned by good aud sufficient guaran-
tee tor its faithful performance, or it will not
be considered, and a good and sutIivieu,
bond will be required for the faithful fulfill
ment of the contract. The right to reject
any or all bids is reserved. The bids must
be in duplicate, with copy Of this advcr-
'isement attached 20 each and endorsed
"Proposals for Beef" aud addressed TO the
"A, c. s, Fort Randall, D. T." The bids
will be opened at my Office at Fort Randall
d r, the LIST day of July, 1867, Il. 10 o'eIk
A NJ.
BY direction Of j. II. GILMAN, Captain
G and Brevet Lieut.. Col. U. S. A., Chief
c. S Dept. Of Dakota.
ROB'T A. GIBSON,
1916" IL. cd L. s inf. and A. c. S.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-05-25
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.

The call for the Democratic State Conven
ton is published in another column Let
the Democracy Of the several counties on
the Slope, call conventions and select men
for delegates who fee! sufficient Interest in
the cause of constitutional democracy to at
tend the convention at Des Moines. The
Democratic party is stronger today in the
State Of Iowa than it has been since Lin
coins first election, and it needs but .
thorough orga1ization of all the political
elements opposed to the corfu pton and fan
stica, dogmas Of the Jacobins to redeem the
State eom the rule of tia. hybrid organiza-
ton. The advocacy by the black republ.
can party of tie disgusting doctrine Of negro
suffrage its enactment end enforcement Of
the arbitrary provisions Of the "Maine Law
and the undisguised and notorious ccrrup-
ton Of the men it.has elevated to the highest
positions in tie State, have bad the effect to
disgust the best men Of that party, and they
are really aud anxious TO join any organiza-
ton that promises to redeem the State from
the disreputable domination of the Jacobins
The people will look 10 the Democratic
Convention to present a platform and q
ticket vpon which they can unite and achieve
success.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-05-25
INDIAN MASSACRES.

The people must have sensation stories
Some Jenkins has The shrewtness to d;scove,
the public want and the audacty to a,ten o,
to Till it. A short time ago we were told OIL
the horrible mas sacre at Fort Roford.'-
Details were given with an elaboraten.ss nd
m'nuteness positively painful t. newspapsrs
with limited space but large ambition to give
their readers the lates, sensation IN full
The Buiord massacre was soon discovered &
be canard. Then . day or two ago the
telegraph informed US of an arrival ct SIOUX
City bringing news tha. the steamer Miner
had been destroyed and the passengers and
crew massacred, by Indians, on the upper
Missouri, This is also positively denied By
a later arrival, and Indeed it is said w such
report ever reached Sioux City.
Sensation stories are very pleasant tbin ss.
but the practice Of investing them with blood
and slaughter has inhcren, cussed ness which
suggests a worse motive than merely de-
sire to supply the. puhlic with news. and
takes very materially from the pleasure oil
reading them. 1t has been said that these
reports Of Indian massacres are manufac,ur
ed for tie purpose Of creating public opiu-
ion favorable to Indian wars and conseuoen,
fat contracts for supplies on the plains. We
are inclined to believe in the truth OF this
explanation.-Dubuque Herald.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-05-25

A Schenectady, N. Y, man has improved
On thsevsual IF not called for ia ten days"
etc., printed on the end Of envelopes. He
writes: "lf Mr.. Blank don't pay .he bill in
this dunning letter within ten days The post
master may open this and send ~ the money
binself'' Ell FIJI !
A forlorn cuss Of the male persuasion, gets
Of the following poetical efFasion: "When
salIie's arms her dog imprison, always
wish my neck was hissn how often would
stop and turn, 10 get pa, from hand like
hern; and when she kisses Towser's nose,
o don't wish that were those!'
A young gentleman named Harry Turn
recently married his cousin Of the same name.
When Intercepted az to why he did so, he
replied that 1t bad always been maxim of
his that zone good turn deserves another
and he had acted accordingly
An English traveller, by mistake, left an
under garment at u country inn, where be
had passed night. He wrote to the land
lady to forward to him the missing article,
whereupon he received the following reply:
"My gentle sir. pray don't feel hurt;
Ill frankly tell you all about it.
I've made shift Ut your old shirt.
Apd you must make shit without it,
Domestic DRANA.-Scene l. Mother ia
the cellar splitting wood. Scene 2 Daueh-
ter in the parlor singing to Clarence Fi.z
Noodle The pathetic hailed Of "Who shall
care for mother pow!"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-05-25
EzE NEW 3.

The Supreme Court has decided the valid
ity Of the legal tender act
George Bancroft, the historian, has been
appointed minister to Berlin.
Assistant Secretary Chandler, of the treas
ury department, RESIGNS on account of i'll
on the LIST of June, and goes into tho country.
He declines all other Official positions.
The President on Friday of last week a2-
pointed j. Orr collector of internal revenue
for the sixth Iowa district, to Gil q vacancy
The Richmond correspondent Of the New
York Times states that Judge Underwood
or the grand jury is unable to do anything
because the six negro jurymen occupy the
whole time in speech making, and in arguing
the conhseation policy.
The Supreme Court las virtually decided
that Texas is a state in the union by grant
ing an injunction to restrain the payment oil
certain Texas bond to the parties to whom,
i, is alleged they were sold during the re-
bellion by parties in armed hostility 10 the
United States: who had seized upon the ar
chives of the treasury and the property OF
the state.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-05-25

| Thurlow Weed is in the republican rinr-
in fact, constructed the most of it-and
knows whereof he afirms. iiere is what hs
says Of the political vagrsnt hospitals known
as loyal leaeues:' .'.
Long before the war ended, loyal lea
cues, into which thousands Of good and
patriotic men had been begailed, degenerate
cd into factions, bot-beas, from which ,he
idle, the loaing aud the worthless received
aid and comfort Like other and kindred
societies, and like residential diseases, the
loyal league will have its day, coun, its
scalps, and run its race. Whether ike o. her
il! omened combinations, it will In its fall,
drag down the party On which il has taste u
ed itself time will disclose.:' @s~ >s.* e@
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-05-25
JOHN DONOVAN.
Sioux City, Iowa, Nav ga, 1867
A u Ordinance 10 Construct Sidew Nix
In sioux city On 9Th street,
west Of Perry Creek.

Be 1t ordained by the Cinnamon Council Of
Siouz CITY, Feat on or before be l., day
Of August, A. ID 1867, there shall be built u
sidewalk iour ieet Ia n!dth, Of good sound
cottonwood w" 'n'h pI.nSs, cross wise a.
may be most suilsots-the outside ed 70 said
SIDE walk - br GA line ten teet tr,m the
ios-~snld rtanks 10 rest on bearers not less
than tonr ht six inches square ct cuttonwoot
aud tour b. tour II OF hardwood, placed on
good Solo touniation. Said sidewalk shall
be- built from The west end of the bridge over
Perry Creek at he Junction of Pearl aud
Seventh streets, along the soa,h side of 7h
street Westward, two hundred aud eight,
feet in the city II Sioux Ciy, Iowa
2 That said sidewalk shall shall be built
by the City Supervisor AMI under his Girec.
tions, by letting the work TO Tbs Lowest res
possible D,tder, or by building it bins or
ny both as may be most advantageous and
cheapest to the city aud the c 81 OF such
sidewalk shall he Assessed against IN. cont
guons property on the south side of Seventh
street. AID returned and collected a. other
city taxes, provided that so much of said
sidewalk rs crosses airy street or alley shall
be built At the expense # the CITY and noi
assessed sgs'nrt the contiguous property
and provided further, that the Guy Super
visor shall report he cost OF building sad
sidewalk to the Councl, ard sha ne eutit!.d
10 receive the amount allowed him as cust
thereof in City Warrants
Passed May lib, 1867
Z. R. KIRK, Chm.
A. r WRlGHT, Clerk.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-05-25
SIOUX CITY, IOWA.
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.

The, Democratic electors Of the, several
counties Of the state Of Iowa are REQ ues,ed
to send delegates TO state convention here
by called to be held at Des Moines, on the
T,centy sirM day Of June nert, at IL ocTk.
A, M The. ratio Of representation will be
one delegate for every one hundred votes
cas-. for Thomas II. Benton, Jr,, for cover.
nor, and one for every fraction of hundred
ever Gsy. ...
Counties casting less than fifty votes will
be entitled 70 one delegate.
Believing that the integrity Of the Union,
and the perpetuity of free institutions de-
pend on the distinctive measures main,ain
by the democratic party, we invite all who
coincide with us in sentiment upon the
Issues before the country to participate in
rour primary elections for the selection of
delegates. r~~ + :... 1-~. -.
By order Of the Democratic State Central
Committee. cn p. @tstrs. .' : y
49,. Ill j: NJ. ELLWOOD, Chairman,
May 18th, 1857. u ~~t II: ~."..'.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-05-25
MONTANA.

We learn from the ST. Joseph Herald tba,
there will be no less thar from thirty to City
quartz mills. shipped TO Montana this sc ason
There were only twelve Or fifteen mills in
the Territory prior to the opening of nsyiga
ton this spring. and about halt of those
were worthless, being cylinder or ushers in.
stead Of the old aud only reliable stamp
mills.
- -, =. d. n@5a@z@@ @~c a@a.@ i vi 1@4-= a.
There is every PROSPECT that the Territory
~ no" entering upon a career of prosperity
Last year it turned out SIS OOO, 900 in gold
from its placer, or pick and shovel diggings,
which will 20 on still moro vigorously and
extensively this year than last, while the new
quartz mining will develop, it is thought,
quite as important and profitable branch
Of mining as placer digging. Then, too, sill
YER mining has jus, commenced aud bids
fair to enrich the Territory almost as much
as its gold 'odes. @=@7.@a Z
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-05-25

The/Deaaocraey Of kentucky at the recent
election for congressman, achieved . signal
triumph over the Jacobius. Under the mil
i'ary satrapy, Kentucky was partially sub
jeeted to the rule of the stump tailed loyal
lists, and at the late election the same party
made deterninsd effort TO maintain their
ground, but in the absence of the essential
elements OF their former success-the bay
ouet and the nob-they made but poor
showing a. the polls. and suffered defeat in
every congressional district. The Democra.
cy elected every one of the nine congress
men to which the State is entitled BY a. az.
gregate majority Of over A., coo. This is =
gain Of four congressman in Kentucky,
which, with the three in Connecticut, will
make the radical two-thirds maj ority in con-
gress o matter O. extreme doubt. The results
Of the spring elecliaas are par,icu larly graf
flying to the friends Of constitutional liberty,
and strongly forbode the speedy downfall Of
radicalism. So mote il be-.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-05-25

LIGHT BRIAKlNe IN yHlo.-Csnton elect,
Democratic mayor, and the entire Demo
cratic ticket. Last fall radical. ss....
The city Of Portsmouth. Ohio, one yea,
ago, elected The radical candidate for mayo,
BY . majority Of 76. This spring the Demo
cratic candidate j. elected b. a majority o.
Lightweight, .vaf ..y .a5t taar.. ....
Last fall the Democratic majority in Per,
ry county, Ohio, was 1872. This spring the
aggregate Of Democratic majorities at the
town elections is GOO The good results Of
'se sober second thought are becoming cheer.
fully apparent in the Buck Eye State.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-05-25
ShcrfEsS Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue of
~ an execution issued out Of the office of
the Clerk OF the Distric, Court Of Woodbury.
county. Iowa, on = Judgment in favor Of H.
d. Booge 4 Go. VS.. James Win,erireer,
have levied upon and will eell at pnblc
auction to the highest bidder for cash. on
the 29th day Of Jone, 1867. between the
hoars OF 90 eiorh Il, A, NJ and i clock, p.
NJ. on said day. tne said sale to commence at
10 O'Clock A. NJ on said day in front of the
hall Of Gertz x Doss il Sioux City, Wood
bury county, iJwa, the hall whore the last
term Of the District Court for said county
vas holden---the sruth half &c southwes,
quarter Of s'eiion II, township s., range 43,
IN snid county Tie said property will be
sold ~ the property n james Winteringer
to satisfy the sDm f SIS % and aceruing
costs. H.. ...-
Sheriff, Olirc, Sioux City, Wooa0nry Co,
Iowa, May 20h, 1861
'S '@* JOHN HAGY,
Sheriff Of Woodbury. County, Iowa
g" " 4 !
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-05-25

New York papers state that the Board of
Health of that city has information tina, cho-
lsra is prevalent in three large cities Of tho
country, and il, Of course, expected there
soon. If this statement be true, il cannot
be doubted that The country will receive .
severe visitation Of the scourge tins season.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-05-25

Appropriate.

Brick Pomeroy publishes tho folio wing TO
the edifcation Of his readers: ...e Ill 49,
II would like to be > General -.
z@ To search those wealthy rooms
And, like old General Butler,
Al Steal Southern peoples spoonsi 4
A.. | would like to be = General, ss@.f ..
Covered DER with brilliant blue,
To insut those Southern women,
A. Butler used.to do @'~
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-05-25
PopCsals for Sidewalk

7 WILL receive proposals up to l2 o'clock
i NJ. OF Thursday, May 30,h, 1867, for the
building of the sidewalk authorized in the
annexed Ordinance. The work will be let
to The lowest bidder, payment 70 be made in
City Warrants. The Supervisor claims tue
right to rtjec. any or all bids he may deem
unreasonable
JOHN DONOVAN.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-05-25
SPEED, STRENGTH AND BEAUTY

CIxTEENTH YEAR Of the worid-renowned
- 'Old Trustworthy" Avoid limitations. aud buy OF
employ none but the risinal and only true
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-05-25
SWEEPSTAKES"
Threshing Machine,

Either gcarei heited Spnrtors with either eignt
ten horse 'Carcy" ami ''rnnpr nsntinG poarrs.
trucks and stackers. the famous pi,o, srar and lay
lor's safety couplings.
H. D. BODGES co, Agents.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-05-25

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