Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-06-08

now in Council Bluffs.
Many home-huutipg emigrant wagons are
stopping in Marion county.
The total proceeds of Ann, Dickinson's
lecture in Mount Pleasant were 1886.
A school teacher at Red Oak ran bis school
ore day last meek without any scholars.
Henry Hart, Of Iowa City, had bis ankle
dislocated while playing base ball last week
The Franklin Reporter says that Mason.
lc Lodge has been organized at Ackley,
Hardin county.
Cbas. Roth, Of Pacific City, Mills county,
said te te most estimable gentleman, has
| recently gone insane.
We regret to learn Of the death OF the
wife of Bro Rice Of the Tama County Re-
publican
Gus Clarke, a work man in . saw mill At
Grove City, recently had all the fingers but
one Of bis right hand sawed off.
Hon. P. Melendy reports to the Cedar
progressing rapidly along the entire line
There are but thirty three men in Jeffer
son County who pay income tax for 1866 -
The highest tax paid is sll275, and The
total only $95l
The brass band of CnlAwells Circus de-
! serted the institution at Muscstine They
we're "s,rapp, d. aud were sent through to
Chicago by the Masons aud German Turn
ers.
Mrs. Barbnry Hobilt, of Grove City, -ass
County, aged Is, died suddenly on the nigh,
OF the 9th inst, supposed to have been caus.
ed by the sudden disruption Of an abcess or
ulcer in the stomach.
young lady while on her way home from
church at West DEBORAH on the evening Of
18th inst. was brutAlIy assaulted by TWO
rnhians. They were surprised in the act and
their hellish designs thwarted
State Ayent- Prof J. Piper, Of OskaIoosa
has received from the Executive Committee
an appointment as State Agent of the Iowa
Teachers Association, rice b F. Wells, re
signed. Pro-. Piper is well known in the
'u''"'''"'' e''''es OF iowa. ana Will No
'eoo' "'o"e s0oa o'i'ce' l" MS ne" posi-
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"o strangers '''ed span OF h'T'es ana
carriage at "a livery stable in keukuk the
other day, Representing that they desired t.
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mat Mcofa"ey' well known m'ner has
struck a lead 90 dlgg'nss up Coulter Avenue
"h'eh promise large !'e'a' ..nds'ng from
discoveries already made.
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pigeons OF that region, and found in its craw
(lankees call that crop, We bs'eve,) eish-
teen hundred grains Of wheat.
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ny - no" being organized, with large
capital, for fully testing aud developing the
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some "o'Se'ess an" oeo'ess enap oroSe
INTO the sofe OF hi"sey Lewis al ots"m-
WA on the night OF ihe 10TH nt, concerted i.
into a bed room, took nothing bu, bottle Of