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LOST AND FOUND,

I OsT-A SLEIGH ROBE, purple, black, aud
II gray, on the evening of December "a, some
where In the western part of the city. liberal
2O2 Pennsy lvania avenue, near 18th st. ia 2s-,tt
.siFpSfe l2ts re-
ward will be paid on Its dell very at 232 strsst,
between 18th and 18th. ia z St.
I OST-In going from Wall's Opera House to the
RING. large size, with pendant representing an
appie surrounded By leaves. The Under will be
oes He 81 leaving the :: the
CANE 70 ogR PREAIsEs AsrRAY. . white
SUOM With little spots on both sides; right ear
s Sp nltis Piece q the left ear; h1rns turned
sway Sxsff2 sHiH: 18Th :sss. s1P s. s: IL
BROUGHT TO MY STABLE AS An EsTRHY,
s:st ID .a.l on sI ne ~: aaS
little bobbed. The owner win please come for.
prove Ssy ess aRd fss him
.hz,s.. Est, S:t. iss s an. .aH 18th.
EQUND-ll Baltimore and Ohio Deeot yard,
l. Two BTkERS-ons brindle, with cropped ears
and straight horns; one buffalo. white sad red
s. proving oS"rty ana psyins Sspsns.s tho same
Jos; LIrfL! Ennnesr. Bait. and Ohio Depot.
ot Apply at olarks hog pens. near Baltimore and
SIS VIII Re PhIP e .ny SSe VIE .,! return
black and tan TI1RIIa DOC. answers 10 the
s ns%. Of Pete: He On his neck red nsrocso
S3O .hHwARD-s.else on -. nllht Of .h..
H0EsE, marked q. 8 and I. D.; medium Size.
r. :s s s u
oea Hyattsyine. Prince eeorssS %, Ma.
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10 ADJUSTMENTS.
NATIONAL THEATRE.
PennSylvsnia avsnue, near WiiiarAs' Hot,l.

D00S
special AaNOUno.nsur.
9sepoe The !nysssby crowded stssS 81 sSs hoo :.
Ssts!as1 ssis sSei..is. . .ssssss sss wss
derfsl inIs,sss :tscc ~. -
9 he q rse.sisS.
1 sAs tM;ss.; TsI J HrX5k:HTs'
a. IN az IL s:' sI
WALLS NV OPERA ROUSE.
4. B. fHILLiPs... ~..sTAaI nAaAGs1
ss$s:,s;i -:
Shish mus. :sss:..siiy 8 .ishdrs vu for the pro
Tssiil Ss Ire.:ss.S ribs svssIna with tn.
i {: ssi .,....s 8 81. ~.
aa4so'is ssRso sk :. ,r.d...a v.s..r, s
' o0"''' FAST i'Hs ~ SxSInf. .rt,.-
RATES OF ADMISSION.
,frivsts Boxes. $s; Orchestra Oh.lts:- 81; Drsss
Gle Soiersda ci1es s cent. Family CIR
ODD FELLOWS HALL, 18th street.
EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK oNLr.
TIE Greet Confederation Of Distins ufshed
ETHIOPIAN ARfIsrES,
BURGESS LA SELLS sHnH sCAssIvAL MIN
The Largest an d most Perfect Minstre, Company
TWENTY ToBB BRILLIANT STARS.
Six 00~'dif fTa i5f'u APE e ass s,s.'
MSn &ssT e0n' of the ~rd
end the yondrous UTICA BOYS. /
SWEET. GHURoH. BRsEbIsI. WHEATON,
NED KS1rIAsDs 44kkSSa i oRoHEs
10y the LARGEST and Most Versatile COMPANY and
tai Vocal, Comic and Terpsic korean Talent ever
TSas and is 80 e., ooorsa Gallery as ct.
10 22-t' d. z. LA RUE. Manager. +
METZEROTT HALL.
uNEQUALLED SUCCESS.
MONDAY EVENING, Jan. 81. 1867.
And every evening during the week,
GRAND CONSOLIDATION
OF THE
TWO PEAK FAMILIES,
BWIBS BELL RINGERS,
Assisted BY the
BERGER FAMILY,
Yoca1ists, Har pists, and Piauists
23 PERFORMERS, $50 SILVER BELLS,
TIE LARGEST TR9gPE OF BELL RINGERS
Reserved seats .... .... -
Tickets for sale at Metzerott;s III usic Store and
GRAND MATINEE On SATURDAY AFTER.
NOON js2I6t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-23

A GRAND BALL will be gwen at Crystal
Springs this evening.
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WANTS.

Wsssea "a. sCeso r. AZ. y: =: %, !. :';;
wAsf.D-A Whiss q OHAI. % eel, ve...
Ass ci -. 'ca So 3. ss sse'f sos
WAEfsD-A WATT W0HAN Tor Gsserei
. q, 'ss''s' :.:i ~ !s;l
y, Nv Carl g % chamber q dis,ss .ssS sstE. q
Sn saa ssS. 4 s:s. ssr::!
WA1TRD-A hrstclsss WAITE UUVA None
G se:i s Iii. r'f'F'ss'' AZ No. 1sO 40
WAHHT1sEbTo ~ RTII'a:, to ., .sy; BOW
% iS': sss.: = :: 81 s ssi
Cone rese sts ;, nofth eide - SO.
A YOUNG A5R9HAAT, lGerm.n,l being tSo
90 enc. 81
d1:.s ~ sssa 6 sas 'rma' Ad
sss s.:s , s.
stsr 0cs Best Of rsfefsncss Address 30: s., No.
w housework. M1st come ven reoomms ended.
sZ-1 1886 Peuna avenue.
WANTED-A fret class female COOK for q
w Restaurant Also, good GIRL for general
re- strsss none others need apply ABBY ses
w .a.lI i.niiy Girl d good ssSis. and we'll
n ssa 0 NJ o
age, $40 7ths De.r G, NAVY Y.rd. jazz e.
1HsSsf s,, s1T IN
II; si:s md "a A:: Az ii
W4 ss1s BxEs'sfiss House sfis:a
WANTED TO REHr-A second story BACK
wv BOON, which has 3 com piets set Of bed. room
ROOM. Terms. including the two rsoos aad fur.
s ssa ss e. and md0sth' In advance A'py
es It The Once :hc SO psu "a,
sSyenue, 6etween 18th and 18th ste. wsnted-Ten
so sSss IN Of i %.s s
situations promptly filled. Agents wanted.
one No 81 street. n ,ss f sssimols
Depot kloRUIrs for the United states Army.
w GOLD and sILvER. or any other article Of
SsSs Of Or Boz Oh Vt.
sss gent ssSlks SEWING MACHINE
mel skirts, sli ppers, and lnitisIs To good hands
and
Ing cents
de l5-u.
WAETED-lO. LADIES to know that at
w the New STAN pins Rooms. 43s 9th street, op:
assortment Of Patterns ever offered here for
Clocks, Cspes, Aprons, Joseys. Waists, Yokes
Bands, Wrappers, Slippers Pincushions, and mi.
tials. Also, designs for Pillow Gases, Ottom ans
Chair Covers, Pianos and in short, every variety
Of Patterns as they are daily issued. We have q
French Machine and q Practissl Stsmper and
have reduced the price to
FIVE GENTS PER WIDTH
We make and stamp any pattern brought Us.
Braids, silk and Working Cotton very low.
de is-f
XNANTED-SECOND- HAND FURNITURE
w Also. MIRRORS, CARPETS, BEDS, BED
DIN and HOUSEF NISHIHG GOODS Of every
description. b BUCHET, 4GS 1th street,
jee8-n between G and n, east side
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-23

SELLING LIQUOR UyIrcxrsrn Joor x.r-
nedy Was arrested yesterday by officer Leacn
of the Second Ware, for seIiing Homo vithant
license He was fined $40 by Justice MorselI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-23
THE EVENING STAR.
LOCAL NEWS.
AMUsEMENrs. &C.. rO.HIoar.

WALLS New OPKRA HousE.- This is the last
night OF the successful comedy dfIoo,0 0o" a. It
- 90 be withdrawn for the production OF the
last great New York success, ssThe Fast fami-
~" This evening the performance concludes
with the Bull in China Shop"
NATIONAL TBKATKR-Miss Maggie Mitch
ellis last appearance in s.Fanchon, the Cnck-
ct"
NETZRRoTT HALL.-The two Peake families
Swiss Bell Ringers and the Berger family this
evening.
ODp PILLOWS HALL.--Burgess and La Rue q
Carnival Minstrels to- night
ODD FELLOWS HALL, Navy Yard.-The 18th
anniversary Of Eagle Tent Ne. I, I. o. Reeha-
bites, will be celebrated this evening by pub
lie temperance meeting and coucert
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-23

COMMITTED FOR CoURr.-Robert Bundy WAS
arrested yesterday for the larceny of an under
srt and drawers, the property OF Jane Wright,
from clothes line upon which they were
hanging 70 Dry He was sent TO Jail for court
by Justice Tucker S0NA'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-23
GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS.
TrREs SUFFRAGE.
MAYORS OFFICE,
0yoRGRrOwN. d. o.. Jan. II

Notice 10 hereby given to all the male inhabt.
tants Of this tsxn above the .sse OF twenty. one
zee beth Tsits aas % tia. tn: Mayor
open seeaon in the Mayors once. between the
nSS1 o. 70 a. spa r. ,ss n: sd h and
list Of the names Of al the persons they may
Judge TO be qualified to vote in the voting
evidence of the qualification Of persons claiming
the ht TO vote In ell elections this town nm
titled Ian act 70 regulate the election franchise
In the District OF Columbia
All persons interested are requested to present
themselves In aecordance with this notice.
10 H.V FHBNBY ADDISON, Mayor
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TRUSTIR's SALE.


BY virtue OF decree e. the Orcuit Court for
frlnce george County, sitting q Court OF 4 lui-
Y. passed In the csc Of Mary A. Nsrk wood and
hebeoea Duvali vs. John ID. beell end Others, 4
VIII txrese TO public esle, on THURSDAY The
Ath osy OF January, 1901 ~ IL o'clock m (iffsir
not the next fair day thereafter, Oh the pre- mi
see the Heal Estate, Of which Ste pben Onions late
OF Prince Georges County, died, seize< and Dos
sessed, containing about So acres.
This property is situated about three miller from
the village Of Blsdensburg, In Q most health re
Gion Oh eountr Is well adapted &c the growth OF
lands ef Perry W Browning the late John y ear.
ger sno others sndShe sell being Of ne srture
- kaIGsbIe Tor market purposes; being distant
De cold In lots TO suit and those dssr
GUS OF securing most healthy country seat will
do we'll TO att end the sale.
Terms OF sale Five Hundred Douars Gosh resi-
que IN one and two ears. with tsterost and an
proved security. TITLE Indispensable, apd on pay
ment % the purchase money with Interest. the
property viii be conveyed to the purchasers In
% s.ttawts @. sTKPHKH. Trustee.
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AUCTION SALES.
FHIs zTfIaEo0E 11D 10 xoR6o
Kf oIsEl . wILLIAas. 1ssslo...1.-

fdIS AFfx1kooH AID sfO-k0R2ow.
Rf 01IHH . WILLIAMS. Asctio...rs.
flusIIlp SAL. or IMPsoy.p REAL rs
TATE fressiss % seuth 4, between "a ssd sss
81 Ss: Z. L, I; . .ss,e
b. Il :e. & I.s 70 :: s s &: s
S,., = sc a. f.sS nssSrdi tsr .SsssGs e:ss
lies s. "a. sed %. Lot No IA. IN :aa.r. fs.
) s.sd d:SiS !. aas Siis5s. VIII sns issfs,s-
fke sbe,e property vtn ~ ssh according to The
thst 10 Vtstsh 70 ne 90 trusses
Terms One fourth cash; balance six end svs,vs
~ d:.s q s4S:. % IS p9..i::: All All ss.,rs
sneins sna rsyenus stanps q the cost OF the Ior
q = u! ss.e sh'o the property " fna
,,..-... SSiiis ss ' "fGSis. 5;.: s::
Biw' l. T sss... 4 si e. =. 1' sfs.
sosth corner Pssssy Ivssis svssas a,d oh O..
L1 dSSS. siSck & Sf cJ 81 ssosAsiEg sr
O, 1u..n. xxtS .SSsssts.
:ss e e g. ssas =: :s ss.
2. our Auction aeens, within the stosss. . lsr8s:
w. psv GOODS,
70 cover advances, Ae ,comgrisins-
Melton, Beaver, and Brood Cloths
frensn and American fsncy asd other cassi-
100 pi.ces Of beat brands Of white Bis.chea Cotton
% pieces Of Qntisached O0ttons
~ pieces OF W altman Mills ro-qusrtef Sheet,nrr
100 pteoee Of best brands choiee Prints
- pieces Hips French hsrtnos, rfbbed and plat.
% pieces Ooburg. White and Ooiersd AIpaeas a
sorted Alpacas, Bombazines
20 pieces scotch Plaids. very 6ne
q pieces Deiaines-white, gray end red
Opera ftanpels
$50 pieces Fine Dress Goods
: pises: White .aG ooiorsd i.nnsis
Pieces Licking 6carfs and Hoods
Pine Dress ebssis and Clcsks and silk eoats
Large stock Of Stockings aud Halt hose, Under-
shirts, Drawers. Wool Jackets, euspetders
fine meri 40 Hhfrts and Drawers
with q large sfoCk Of desirable and sesaoo zhls
DRY Goods, ell of which will be POSITIVELY sos6
without regard To eo<t.
We especially call the attention Of the trade Z.
this eale, rs 10 IL worthy their attention.
JAZZ II W. Il. WALL 90. Aucts
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is UNAyoIpABLY
postponed until THURSDAY MORNING, Jan
W L. WALL q Co,
10 z2-1 IOhron kIntei Auctionesrs
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RY aREEH . WILLIAHs, Assssesssrs.

~ IAE ABovl sALI 70 IosTPoHBo an.
Gil MONDAY, Che liih daJ q fsSruasy ssxt. .,
the same hour and place.
By order Of the Trustee.
jsis iswkds 0IEKH q WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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BOOTS AND sHOES. -
INV sToR Il. 81

The Undersigned bees leave to inform hfs ffieSds
and sbe RHelIs gsnSrSiiy that be has opened the
Odd Fellows, Hall. where he has on hand Q gem
eral assortment Of Ladies' end 0entlemens, Boy d,
BOOTS AND eHODe. "a
Hsenenbef the number, 5O9 1th street, under
ODD IenoEg Hall The New Cheap Store, for.
, dsis -" sss s'o aHORaI B. wIIGoH.
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Zach lady having work done ct the CHAP
SfA4PtE0 Rooms, 439 sth street, opposite
pair Of Ouis, stamped on the finest muslin, for
chain stitch. Braid or Embroidery, suitable for
the above at reduced prices. fnftials STAN bed
frorl ons 70 fre cents. Stamped goods at half the
price heretofore asked. y n fF dc 20 If
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-23

MEN. Once No. ls Jsfisrson st., acorssto~n,
Metrope!itsa Instituts, 1857; rebuilt 1855, and i.
nov by lar the 1argeet and most complete eslsb
hehment OF the Kind In this section OF country,
With alarge stsck OF the best foreign and domes.
nc DyeS and Chemscsls; Isglets vita every deslr.
emit and Artistic skin 70 be obtained The sub.
seTibsr is prepared 10 dsmsnssrsse to his custom.
ytous reputation, his motto is Dxcelsior" in
Dyeing. Cleanains, and Rshntshine Lsdies' and
GenuemenbApperel,e Silks, vsivets, eatins, Ne.
rtn3, Cloths. 4c:. he means to stand unriyallsd.
sTn snaHs1si fsf past f.yoI. no soiioit
Goods received and returned By Express
with the utmost lroHptness and dispeteh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-23

HAvine started BRAsB EoUNDRY IN oonnsc.
lion With my Gun end Lockhnlth essinsss I an
prepared to do ell work In that line.
- l6-5m JOHN J. PEABODY
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RY ". B. LEwIs q co., Auct,oneer,.

RY W. b. LEWIS co., Auct,onesrs.
fxTEHsIyl PAwEBRoKERs SALE OF
CLOTHING, WAfCHBe, &c
THURSDAY snd FRIDAY, a. 10 o CLOCK. NJ nm,
Auelsn store, Ne shall cell !oS lots Of unre-
deemes Pledges, embrsfne-
Ladies Clothing
Mems and Boy . Clothing of every description
Watches, Guns, Pistols, and many other Goods
By order Of
:, rdRoPiR sRoTHIsss P..ebr.s.r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-23

AT Auction
We viii sell, at suctien, on THURSDAY MORN
ING. January Gath. II O'Clock m Ct the auction
rooms the privilege 20 fish for ooe or nors
seasons, the two well known Fisheries. White
House or Bellyoir, and the Op pos um Nose kots
stu Afec on the Potomac River
wood ray be had at o reasonable rate on either
estate. Terms cash.
}. o. MCGUIRE Co..
% 10-SswAds Bait. Sun Auctioneers.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-04-13
Railroad,

The grading Of that part of The Sioux CITY
branch Of the U. p. r. K. between Onawa
Monona county. Al St. John, 10 rhi< county
IS now under Contract. aud 10 oe completed
by the LIST Of July next. Already the con.
tractors are constructing shanties along the
linz, bringing on their carts, barrowa. and
other implements, which indicates "tiz.'
The road is no small item in behalf of he
advancement Of the interest ard future de
ve'opment of Harrison county. 1t will add
another liue % IN les ia length to the one Of
80 miles down the Buyer, and place The Mis-
souri, Valley in better condition than that
Of the Boyer. The advantages Of this Rad
to the county is Of incalcnIable value, trav,
ersing as it does the Gnest valley in the
State, and one which is out.reaching all
others in the character and permancney OF
her improvements. Harrison Ca Star.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-04-13
THE RAILROAD COMING

We learn from we!l-postea authority that
the contract for grading the Sioux City
Branch Of the Pacific Railroad from ST..
Johns to Ouawa has been let, and the con-
tractors bound to have The work completed
by the LIST of July next. The work of track.
laying will proceed as rapidly as the grading
is finished, and there is little doubt but tba,
tho road will be fully completed and the
cars running to Onava by the date above
named. Onawa 10 some 10 miles from St.
Johns, and about equ.-distan, from the latter
place and Sioux City. The building Of ,ha.
much Of the road by the. LIT of July, il sure.
ITS completion to Sioux City bef,re the close
Ut the present year. This may be set down
as a liked :aet and guarantees to US a fu-
ture of unexampled growth and prosperity
With the advantages Of railroad, cur city
will become the great entrepot for the vast
and wealthy regions to the north and west,
and at once take position in the front rank
OF the live cities Of the west. Sioux Civ
has brilliant future and the old settlers,
who adhered to its fortunes through sunshine
ana storm, are beginning to reap The reward
OF their perseverance, and to fee! that ait is
good TO be here
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-04-13
Give the Deyil his Due.

We have never believed that we should
say one good word tor Ben. Butlrr. II
would we unless constrained by sense OF
Justice. But the following remarks whicl
we find in the reports Of h.s reply T.
Dlng ham-a brother ra Heal are so peril
nent and so trathfal that we reproduce then,
and say for the first time since the Cha les
ton Convention. "B lily for BIt'er. When
such thief az b. brands the murder of Mrs
Surratt an a:roety what mus. the civilized
ard enlightened portion of The world think
of it?
" The gen'lemar [ B: .ham) has hid the
good taste to attack me for the reason that
could not do any more Injury to the enemies
of my country. did the best / could
0 her men of more ability could do more,
and no man is ready to give the high. g
plaudit for their valor, their discretion, a,
their conduct than myself because | could
not do IT ore. II, during the war, the gentle
man from Ohio Mr. Bingham, did as much
| should he glad 20 coan'ze that MECH
done but the oa'y ricfory Of he gentie-
mans rrowess that kpom OF, VS. AN
INNOCENT WOMAN HANGED UPON
TIE SCAFFOLD HIS an'yutctim IN the
rar ras one Mrs Sayratt. eau 81 ia ID.
memory of Fort + sher, if he and his ascot
ates can sustain him on the bio d Of a
woman tried BY military commission, ard
condemned without suiIi ;iert evidence in
my opinion.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-04-13
TIE NE w :.

The statement of the finances on the first
Of April, shows the public debt to be as fol-
lows: Debt bearing coin interest, 81 499, :
38l. sci so ; debt bearing currency interest,
1874 $50, $50; ma.ured debt not presented
for payment, SIPS Cos 50; debt bearing
no interest, sil7.o253i3 9G Total, 81
663,7l3,37i lS The amount in The treasu-
~ is-Coin, sos, 956.477 % currency, s34, =.
1856 81 Total, $li0, 2o3, 2o3 "a. Amount
Of debt less cash in treasury, s.. i29 AGO.
O7O Ga.
The Democracy we're successful in the re-
cent elections in Milwaukee, St. Paul, Madi
son, and several other wel'-kept and clearly
western cities. In Cincinnati ard St. Louis,
where the CHOLERA was the worst las, sum
mer, the blacks carried the day.
The President has resolved to remove
Newton from the Office Of commiss Toner OF
agriculture. and Orange Judd and Horace
Capron are candidates for the p }siton.
Several carloads Of colorcd troops have
b"en shipped westward for service on the
plains. This is in keeping with the wisdom
usually displayed By the government in deal
ing with the Indians. /, is setting tool Ia
catch a rogue, and will only result in the
possession by the Indians of an immense
supply OF kinhy scalps.
The conservatives were successful ut the
recent election for city officers in St Joseph
Mo-; also ia Leavcnworth, Kansas, and many
other former black republican strorgholds.
The day Of the downfall of flnatcism is
near at hand.
Frank Sherman is the democratic candid.
ate for Mayor in Chicago.
The democratic majority in Connecticut is
about 500. Good for Connecticut.
The Cedar Falls Gazette is indignant that
Peter Melendy was no: re appoiutei u s.
Marshal for Iva, and intinatas that sku'-
duggery was pIact,ced towards Peter The
Gazette should bottle up its wrath, and dra g
comfort from the fact that Hubbard, Of Indi
ana, "pans out the aspir-:.is for bread and
butter for the sixth district Of Iowa. Peter
has got his reward for bis advocacy of the
reelection of the "1ndiana consprator.'
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-04-13

IDAHo GonILLA-We are informed that
enc OF these wild beasts in human shape, has
taken up his abode in Boise valley, near
SNAKE river. He is rep esented as being from
six 10 seven feet high, and covered with a
heavy coat oil hair. He is swift on foot, out
r. mig lorses with ease Several partivs
now in parsui', corsaled him once, but he
fsilcd them by gnswny the rops which had
been thrown over his head His track repre-.
sents that Of q human being except that the
toes are longer and appear, by the track
made in the snow, to be hoofed. He has
taken to the hills. Parties are still in per-
suit, and when captured we perdic, "A valuable
addition to Barnum's family collection
Idaho Times
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-04-13

Late advices from Montana state that the
mining operations during this year will
be very extensive, and that the mines will
undoubtedly yield larger returns than during
any year heretofore, owing to the fac, that
70 many rich mines are row developed and
ready tor active operations. /, is believed
'oat 'he aggregate yield Of the precious met.
els at the end of the year will be az high a.
$s6 100000; it is further copiectured that
from mining operations by means Of bydrau
lies ana s'u'c'ng Oh the Highland, Conre!er-
ate, Silver Creek, Indian Creek and Yellov.
stone bars alone as much gold will be oh
tanned as has ever been taken out in the
Territory on any previous year by means of
every species Of mining. In addition, ear.
nest work will be prosecuted in the old
so'ehe' at Virginia, Summit, Grizzly, Last
finance, Nelson, Dry, Tucker Indian an in
the new discoveries at Highland, Lost Horse.
Eagle Creek, whilst a large yield is expected
from various other good Iodes.
In Helena every preparation is reported
lot extensive spring improvements, and it is
believed that more bui 'dings will be erected
IN that city during the year than are now
contained within its limits.
The following are The latest market prices
IN He!e1a' payable in clean gold dust: st.
Louis Hour per sack, $l2 50(0sl4; other
brands hour, s9Csl2; becos, per loo lbs,
~ cents hams, per ID, 50(06o cts; sugar,
4o(@y4' cts; coffee, 3S614o cts; teas 81 4o(a
~ tobacco 81 loGsl 80; syrup, per ten
gallons, s34(a$aG; dried applies, IS cents !;
soap, 3o(o5G5 aeLts; whisky, s5(asS.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-04-13

The Burlington Gazette and Argus is
offered for sale.
A company has been formed at Newtos
for the purpose Of erecting an iron foundry.
The Young Mems Library Association At
Dubuque has 4, 600 volumes in its library,
aud 81 ,395,7j in Its treasury.
A boy while playing with pitchfork in
Waterloo on Saturday last, accidentally gave
his title brother FIVE years old, a thrust in
the right temple, The tine penetrated the
hrsn and thu d,ttors say he sauuot live.
The dog killing busi, esq has started in
Dubuque. The braid Gays the work of
death has CONNIE need, let it 60 on until
about two m'iji' rs and NINETY nine thousand
cur~ al intest ,be city If Dubuque are ex-
mi ut j.
A spon lent Of the Dubuque Herald
says that some Of the ctors 1T Anamosa
declare tina, Mrs. Parker has no snake nor
liz ard in her stomach (nn a, CONT of which
we published recently Tut merely wind on
the stomach
Two couples were recently married in
Mnsca'ine whose aggregate heie ht ~as %
!ett
A. II. Feler, the Tama county wife mur-
dsrer, has been sentenced to the peni,eu,iary
for lie.
Adiutant General Baker. report for 1866
is in the hands Of the binder, AID will make
pondesous volume
o" Friday last, Geo. W. Arney of Mar
Sha'ltown was severely injured by being
thrown from rur away wagon.
The editor OF the Cedar Valley Times is
in great distress Of body and mind, appar
emily, because people will call the late cleo.
ION of bis city a Democratic triumph.
Tie Dew, Observer says Mr. A. Grove,
of X hhs,ein's Mills, Clinton County, is Ell
gage in proving bis tit-, with twenty,on
theirs, to an estate of seventy FIVE millions
Il dollars in gold ia II bland. aud entpr.ains
but little doubt in his being successful
Ihos. ". Claggett, of Keokuk, aud editor
OF the Constitution, (copperhead) has sent
o }. NJ Dixon of the Des Mon-s Register.
(iong led patriot, aud Of course, loyaD
cow IN Cincinnati undergoing treatment for
the restor''ion Of bis sight, draft for So
Only few years age this man Dixon glo.ied
IN the mohC;ng of TIE Constitution Office.
Workman have Commenced upon the
grading of The railrot 5e,w en- Arkicy aud
Etd"ra. Twenty Of the new exrava,ins
machines patented BY Judge Williams are t
he us'd on the road AID the E'dora Ledger
expects the great bulk of the work will be
completed by the first Of Ju'.