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ESTABLISHED 1884.
~ u CRRw a CO.,

7. J. CREW q W.,
buceessors to G. Crew q sonD
STEAM SOAP AND CANDLE MANUrACTukhhe'
Noe. ia, liG, and III, Ssvestesnth street,
Opposite The Old Market, Richmond, virginia,
have now In factory a large stoek oi euP'O
FAMILY SOAPS, Ill,
which we offer 10 the trade at such phces Snns
manutSrtory " je u-Sm
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EOR RENT, the superior FOU r.
IL STORY AND BAsEME ENT WARE Ia
HOUSE In Commercial Block adjoining our E:;5
own store. This house has every conye- EiA
niencs, with vault and safe inside, and has no
superior In the city either In location or arrange
A NH ls-ts HARvEYs 4 WILLIAMS.
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Seeds.

.WILLIAM g. MUNSON,
w No. 200 MAIN STREET,
DEALER IL
LIGHTNING RODS AND 0RNAnIMIAL IRON
GOODS OF kVRRY DEsCRIPTION:
FOUNTAINS, VASES, CHAIRS, sRTTRES,
TABLES, RiT-STAhDB,
GARDEN ORNAMENTS. BRACKKrA 10.
IRON STABLE FURNITURE Of the most ap-
IRON FAILING Of all styles, including Full srs
Patent-ths most durable and economical In the
M msrkst.
COPPER wEAfHER vANRs, any design. for
churches, public buildings &c. :
SIGN EAbLkAS for each and svsYy trade IND
profession. These Signs are msds either froq
at moderate prices. ~ e.
Also Aren't for the sais q 80
aoIN0's InPROyRD EuROPHAQ HAH&S -
D. 9, 4UInbIs lxC1tstoA IN
H1A319A o1A9xA &os Us~R
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Marine Intelligence.

MINIATURE ALMAEAC-JCSg IL, 1867.
Sun rises........... 4.43 Moon sets. .......... Is
Sun sets. .......... III High tide, =. M.... L. s
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The colored schools of this denomination
seem 10 promise well
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ELIXIR CINCHONA, IRON, AND
- SrRYCHNIA;
ELIXIR CALIsAYA, IRON, and BIsMUTH;
ELIXIR BARK and dPYRoPHOsPHATE Of IRON,
ELIXIR BARK and PROTOXIDE OF IRON.
ELIXIR yALERIANATE AMMONIA and QUI-
NINE,
ELIXIR I0DINIZED HORSE RADISH,
ELIXIR and WINE OF PEPSINB,
CITRATE OF BIsMUTH,
soLUTIoN OF GUTTA PERCHA,
and many other new and valuable pharmaceud~
cal products, to be had OF
MEADE & BAKER, Pharmaceutists,
my25 Ninth and Franklin streets.
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Drugs, Medicines, &c.


4 UGUSTA SPRINGS ALUM WA.
n TER. In many respects superior 10 the Rock.
bridge Alum W Wster, put up in gallon bottles,
with copy Of the analysis accompanying each
bottle, for sale in any quantity by
K. q. MCPHAIL, Agent.
je IL Main street, Richmond, Va.
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Fertilizers.
NO. 3.

NO F. A r NJ E r 8 AND MARKET
Il GARDENERS. 6.-CALCINED PLASTER, fol-
protecting plants and vines from bugs, for sale By
lea A. g. LIE, 1917 Cary street.
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pAINTS, OILS, GLASS.
n. H. HIRSHBERG 4 CO.,
No. 4o7 BROAD STREET. NEAR FOURTH,
RICHMOND, VA,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, CLUES,
DYEsTUFFS, KEROSENE OIL,
FRENCH and AMERICAN WINDOW GLASS,
POLISHED PLATE and 0RNAMENTED GLASS,
LOoKING-GLASSES and l. COOKING g LASS
PLATES,
BRUSHES OF every description,
and complete stock Of
PAINTERS and ARTISTS MATERIALS.
We respectfully invite the. attention OF mer-'
chants, house and carriage painters, builders,
cabinet-makers, and all others in want Of the
above named goods, to an inspection OF our
stock-the largest and most complete in the city.
Liberal discounts to the trade.
n. II. HIRSHBERG & CO.,
No. 4O7 Broad street near Fourth,
isll-t22iy Richmond, Va.
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UTOOLsTON's AMMONIATED
w PHOSPHATE OF LIMR-ths best article
known for making a heavy yield Of tobscco-su-
HARvBYS & WILLIAMS,
my IL Sole Agents.
GUANO AND LIME.-1,OOO casks
" R0CKLAND LIME. so tons PHGNIX GU
ANO-s pure bird deposit. Price. $50 per ton.
8. p. LATHR0P, Agent,
MY Eighteenth street, south side dock.
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EOR RENT, the STOREHOUSE
Il formerly occupied by the subscriber as ri
a hina store. Ii has good shelving, couu- e,.E
ters, stove, SC. which will go with the LII
house. IL Is an excellent stand for any kint o
business. The rent will be made very low o q
good tenant.
Also, for rent a large WAREHOUSE In rssr
J. G. sNELSON, Agent,
corner opposite Ballard and Exchange Hotels.
~
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THE DISPATCH.
For Rent.

EOR RENT, THE BRICK DWELL.
II ING-H0USE on First street three -
kitchen with three rooms, With gas and va. E;iH
ter all In good repair. Apply TO
10 n AZ p n. STARKE, next door
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10 rent a HOUSE or Rooms can be ac- IA
commod ated by applying on Twenty hfh E:;E
street, Union HILL between and + streets, I&SB
third door above Mr.. BURGESS store. To good
tenant the terms will be very moderate.
- IN
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DAINTS, PAINTERS COLORS,
WINDOW GLASS. &c.
LEwIS'S WHITE LEAD, pure;
OLD DOMINION WHITE LEAD,
KEYSTONE WHITE LEAD,
LINSEBD OIL,
SPIRITS TURPENTINE,
CHROME GREEN dry and In oil
CHROME YELLOW, dry and In oil;
PARIS GREEN, dry and in oil !;
TURKEY UMBBR. dry and in oil;
ENGLISH VERMILLION,
VARNIsHES, Of superior quality;
WINDOW GLASS, assorted sizes;
for sale low for cash by
PURCELL, LADD & CO., Druggists,
myao 1916 Main street, corner Thirteenth.
VOUNGS ARNICATED w II T +
FELT BUNI0N and CORN PLASTERS for
saIs by BLUNT & M0sELEY,
my 80 1924 Main, near Fourteenth street.
WTISHART'S PINE TREE L A Il
BLUNT & MOsELEY,
my3o 1874 Main, near Fourteenth street. !
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-07-12

WE do not deem it necessary to cav more:
w those who know US will attest he truth
Of our assertion. We only ask continue
OF those favOrs so bOuntifully bestowed here
toiore and promise our whole efforts in vour
behalf knowing that can aPPreciative public
will reward us for so doing.
4 nd to our country friends we would say
that we will endeayer AT all times to paw the
HIGHEST MARKET FRICE for your PRO
DUCE; and in return will try TO make it for
you interest to buy your groceries of US.
And We do hope, through the kindness of
our friends, to be able TO build up trade that
will be On honor to our name and benefit to
the public; knowing, as we do, that cur faciT-
ties for buying goods are inferior to none, and
Superior to many. Feeling conf dent that we
will be able at all times, provid .nee permit
ting, to make it 10 your interest to cali on us
before purchasing elsewere.
We are, respt etfully,
VIM. HASELTIEE d co.
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Philip Phillips 6 Co.'S Pianos al
ways on hand.
General Agents for S. D. &H.w. Smiths
AMERICAN ORGANS.

FEHE AMERICAN ORGANS ARE TIN
L only real Reed Organs now before the pub
lie; :he only Organ having q RessrbatinR
Sound Box or Wind Chest-w hieh has the
same important part 70 perform the Sound.
ing Board has in the Piano Fore Ito give BODY
and res hence of tOne) and wi bout which the
Organ becomes merely Mel, .on in an Or
gan case. The American Organs have not on
large Organ Bellows, giving power and great
sleadlness OF tone, make hem the most perfect
Organ known. These great improvements,
and the superiority If tone and workman shin
of the American Organs, place them in the
front rank as the best, and they command =
higher price thar any other reed instruments
IN the market. Every instrument warranted.
Send for prist list and circular,
Publishers OF the "Singing Pilgrim" (nsw)
for Sunday schools. Address
PHILIP PHILLIPS & CO.,
No. AIS N. 5th st. ST. Louis, Ne.
IO-15yI
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elbow does that look?', said Mr..
CramP, holding ont his brawny hand.
"Thst," said Amos, CLOCKS as though
you were out of SOAP"
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Respectfully yours,

DIR. ". B. MCCRUM.
Wholesale Agents.-FULLER, FINCH
d FULLER, Chicago; MEYER BRO. & CO.,
st. Louis; COLLINS BROS, St Louis
McKESSON d ROBBINS, Importers, New
York; and for sale by all leading Druggists
throughout the State. I5yl
The New York herald., 1867-02-27
SALES AT AUCTION.

f- RI 49, ~ -a ~. 49, -ss-- -~~SS~~~- --~<~>@
"A LARaE AND ATTRACTIVE spEoIAL SALE
DRY GOODS.
BOOTS AND SHOES AND sOPT HATS.
WEDNESDAY,, FEBRUARY n,
neindns large and %a,rs SsirrSe a@ons 90 sTss OF
IkMBEIcs. yAcoNErs NANsooKs, CHECKS.
SSsIkrs SSRsiIklAsTs lpr2Uss A. &c also G HANbKER
SxfKiSs DoYLiEs. rABIECioTls, &C., ac. ,o"AA''
40 CASES BOOTS AND SHOES,
3Ust received direct from including
and KIP BOOTS n":iea se~sa and sssd BAL
DOhALS: Womens Msses and Children's BALMORALS,
1OOgs, CATERS, &c.
100 CASES SOFT HATs.
al the varieties. and IN original Cases comprising Fes
Csssnsrea Planters Rssor French Nusria, &c. al fresh
sTAPLE AID FANCY DRY GOODS
Special attention Of city and country buyers invited
OAas'cs0es and soods IN nov Y iss ready dy;w
tA ,rurypsns ~. =, voEESWi; EESwi
,,sa4 ssasSssHtts SssUtsk sEshSss1 sEs!sa IA q o.
FIVE HUNDRED CAeEs
NEW AND CHOICE GOODS
N onl0lnAI PAcKAaRs NCLOpING IN PART
- asss ns.'s sns Boy.' Caicn Iyim HATS.
. cases PALM mn Leaf AZ: and nsSS w,ow ne HOODS.
10 LADIES' and Misses HATS BONNETS, con.
6sung az pew spring styles in DEXTER sONTAG PATTI
anTOM syAk and COMET patterns IN great variety Of
oases Nisses' ana Chidren's HATS and CAPS Ia va
EetH embracing the novelties Of the season. Also
.pssia attention buyers psrtlcSary invited 10
Shts sale ~ win include and choice noveftica
, s1H SSf; fansss Ca s.rs
No. lS2 Church street.
The New York herald., 1867-02-27
RK HERALD WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY o. ls67-TRlPLR sHEEE


EUROPEAN sTEAMSH1Ps.
p Calling a LONDONDERRY . land P.,ssnssr' and mails
IAs fa'0ri's passsnsxssE sxEcaos ssf.nsi Liz n sne
snFEp kNcpoa nSoS snS :e s.!SrS.y fsroA
lGx4 81 sasaE ss.ls IN
70 Liverpool GiassOw and Dsny-caDmss sno and go;
s H.,.
Fs2ssis sSsy 4 &. s:
No Bowling Green, New York
CrEAx 10 LIVERPOOL. CALLING At QUEENS:
y nwn.-The InmAn Line sailing semi weekly carrying The
CITY CITY SS zw sss.srss March
CITY GTTy 9F AHTwERP lnsw):....... Saturday March @
CITY CITY 81 sssnrdsy March sS 3
- 70 RATES OF PASSAGE
.sSs ao f.ysbs n Currency
r Return sss: ;i;i:. t.y; .IS siSs IS :S .os
Passage Sy the wsdnssg s r cabin sno
sssssr.ss $50 Payable i United states currency:
&c at moderate rates "-1'- I" A''''' --'1s'
Metsa bs bought here By persons sending for
For further information apply q The Company. oinces
Is Broadway. r.
s.sso.Sp sosap baUTsaSIaN1Sy sNEsas I51yPs
carrying the United States ma vim ssi from the Bremen
pier, loot OF Third street, HOboken,
ON SATURDAY. MARCH 3
BREMEN. VIA 'sG 'ssGourHAMrros.
'.ISs ISsBos Bsnasl aavks, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN
at the following rates. payable gold equivalent
currency
For the rst cabin slas cabin So s.eerage s 3d.
gold
master, March 81. -
For freight or Da'''SssR SREgcs ggIy n CO g Broad
NEW YORK AND BREMEN STEAMSHIP COMPANY
IN The first class United States mail steamship
WESTERN METROPOLIS, VIM. Weir commander.
viii leave pier 46 North river THURSDAY March at 10
o'clock A. NJ,
FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN,
Taking 10 Southampton, London, Havre and
Bremen the following rates. payable In gold its equva
lent in currency
First cabin, slso second cabin s7o steerase, $s7 So
ATLANTIC, Captain c. Hoyer will follow. April
BALTIC, Captain A. q. Jones, will follow. April ~
For freight or passage apply to
ISAAC TAYLOR, President, 40 Broadway.
CTEAM TO AND FROM LIVERPOOL AND QUEENS
~ twice week.
Passage $50 currency to Liverpool or Queenstown.
Prepaid tickets from Liverpool or Queenstown at the low
rates.
Drafts payable any part of Great Britain and Ireland
TAPSCOTr BROTHERS CO.,
Is South street.
23 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1867-02-27

A DRlAN H. MULLER, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND
IA Lots West Thirteenth street auction. ADRIAN
H MULLER, r. X. WILKINS co. viii sell auction
Thrrsday February - a. II O'CLOCK AZ the Exchange sales
III Broadway account Of purchasers the
sh INST they no. having complied with the terms OF SALE
West Thirteenth streetTwo three brick
Lots ousouth aide OF West street.
inches west OF Ninth known 40 and ~ West
Thirteenth street The houses % feet
have and water The above property in the immediate
OF the contemplated market Lots 10
leek Inches lS feet 10 inches. by u incheA
The New York herald., 1867-02-27

~ stsAmboat owners and csptains are sdyised Mat a.
he above mentioned port Goals Of kind b.
pied without any delay Vessels drawing mot twenty
fes Of acnssde the wharf and have wheeled
Appy 10 LATIMER ! CO.. s. Johns, Porto Ric,
The New York herald., 1867-02-27

TTUDsoNs sRIY1R IND HAR1BM RAILROADS
Ill Tdns f6f Albany sld Trpy, connsctng with Northerts
Sn6 Wssssfn sins xvs keW Yorkvia Hudson River Rail-
rosd His - strst aad fsk evcnns Sand 10 A. n, and
I'D s9tH and teeSih sxlage as ~ AM and l:isP n
RSspil care attached 70 $50 ana ii r NJ ainsA
r. q sre asQ attached slcepng car every day except
W and Q. KsrUs4 Without s,a shsaga NJ, vo.s :, p,
hsspsis and rssurn leaving New YQrk q $50 NJ and
1Af3em Read rqt eecond stress 70 Mferton and retar
ss".s y" w d. vANpInsxxs yssys.saAa.A
The New York herald., 1867-02-27

WIN. WITTERs. AUCTIoNEER-SELLS ON THURS
day. at 10 O'clock a the livery stable In Watts street.
Hudson street. vory nice Coaches, sets Harness.
several light wsson. light Harness Robes Bsnksts and
livery stable THIS sale for cash, and goods be
moved day OF sale the premises let and be
The New York herald., 1867-02-27

z1H AUCTION SALE
III 5000 TO 6o00O TONS
SCRANTON COAL,
ON WEDNESDAY,, FEB. q, l00.
NKw YORK, Feb. Is, 1857
The Delaware, 1nckAwanna and Western Railroad Com
pany will sell, BY Mcssrs. JOHN H. DRAPER 4 CO., Auc-
orecrs the Company's saesroo 26 Exchange place,
corner OF William street, New York, WEDNESDAY,
Feb. "a, inst, al ~ O'Clock, noon,
610M TO 6lOO0 TONS
Of FRESH MINED COAL, FROM THE LAcKAwANNA
REGIONS Of the usual sixes deliverable their depot
Ellzabethport, n. j., during the month Of March, 1885,
TERMS-Fifty cents per ton, payable in current funds
the day Of sale and the balance within there
JOHN BRIsBIN, President.
The New York herald., 1867-02-27

OACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANrs
JIG THROUGH LINE
TO CALIFORNIA,

ID THROUGH LINE
TO CALIFORNIA,
CARRYING UNITED STATES NAIL.
VIA PANAMA RAILR0An
Steamers leave pier ~ North river. foot Of Canal street. at
II O'Clock. foll0we:-
March 1st-RIsiNG STAR, Captain "; G. FSrber con-
March nth-HEERY CHAgNcEY, Captain A. Q. Gray.
March Ast-OCEAN QUEEN Captain T. A. Harris, con-
Meeting with CONSTITUTION, Captain Caveriy
An touch ct Acapulco; those OF lst and 2st
connect a Panama for South Pacc ports;
LIST lth for Central American pors and those Of t
touch ut Nanzanilio. u
Depsrtue or nth each month connects with the new
stesn line from Panama to Australia and New Zealand.
Steamer Of March H. 1857 w connect wlth the eompanys
steamer COLORADO TO leave San Francisco for Yokohams
and Hong Kong on April 3, 1907.
100 pounds baggage allowed each adult Medicines and
For passage tickets and all further information apply
the wharf foot Of Canal street. North RIVER
New York. r. r. BABY, Agent
The New York herald., 1867-02-27

UCIION HALE 2
"A VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
JOSEPH MCGUIRE, AUCrIONEER,
y sen Friday March 1887 At twelve O'Clock, at the
AYehanes Galesroom, Ill Broadway the vauab BILE House
end Lot i3 Lexington avenues the two four story br,ck
Beusee and Loa with brick stables the Nos. S46
an1 ~ East Thirty-second street. and also the four
eeoy bch Houses and Lots with stores Nos 47 and >2s
1zfth street. Terms liberal .ht
saturday March by otder Of Supreme Court four Lota
- Yofty hfh street, east Of Third avenue.
The New York herald., 1867-02-27
FRENCH ADvERTIsEMENTs.


nN DEMANDE-UNE CuISINIERE FRANCHISE,
" ben recommsndee. s'sdresser ~ West Fame rue,
do ~ heures.
TINE JEUNE PILE FRANCHISE DESIRE TRoUvER
~ famlle pour aer France. soft pour femme de
chabrs oigner dcs enfans audessus de ans ellie
peut seneage revenr en- Amsrque avoc In meme fsmile
Hadresser 30 West 24th 81
The New York herald., 1867-02-27

WIN Writer'S AUCTTONEER-sELI.s THIS DAY
at O'Clock at 45s Canal street, all the gentecl Psror
Suits Chamber do IN walnut and enamelled; Centre Dim
Tea Tables; Freuch plato pier Mirrors
rc velvet %spssI and other Carpet: shal and
ing and other Chairs Bookcases Curtains, Cornices Shades
China Glass and Silver Ware Stoves Counters Cooking
keeping Also 20 second hand Carpets 100 yards Ocloth,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-09-21

b. The concerts given on Tuesday and
" ednesday evenings Of this week by the
class lately under the tuition Of Prof Phelps
and Mis- Martin, were we'll attended, and
rem derod general and complete satisfaction.
The class was under instl uttion oAly abon,
a WI elk, ye, the excellence Of The singing
and ac,ir,, and The admirable department
of the scholars, attested The ability and skill
of sheir leath hers The little folks did re-
markablY well, and we have heard but one
expression in regard to the concerts, and
that was If decided admiration. Where al
performed their paris SO Well, it might be
consideret i vidlous to pariicularize but We
cannot refrain from especially 'onmending
the admirable acting Of Fannie Farmer and
Jimmie Hurt in The ''Old Lady and Gent oil
'76." Their rendition Of the piece was per-
feet, and . rought down tho house" with
rounds Of applause. The Gun :erts were a
complete success, and have clearly estab.
lishei the fact that the young misses and
masters Of S 'oux City possess a high degree
Vt musical ability. -~.r-a" .--"5.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-09-21

n@-We paid a visi. few days ego to our
good friends Mr.. and Mrs. MoLan Of Sioux
Point, b. 1, and spent very pleasant day
in enjoying their hospitality. Mr.. NOLAN
has Z splendid tract Of land, aud bsing .
man Of ind. miia6le industry and enterprise
be will sooh have farm which in point oil
improvements and productive"ess will be
equal, il not superior, to the bes. ia this
land Of good farms. May he AID his estima-
bic lady Ls blessed wi b health aud long life
to enjoy the fruits Of ,heir industry.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-09-21

The radicals in Ohio are badly frightened
at the strength and activity Of the dsmocra'
cy, and their orators are making desperate
efforts to stem the tide that threatens to en-
gulf them. The result Of the l.te elections
in Connecticut, Kentucky. California and
Montana, AMI the terrible shining up thei,
party rec, i:el in Maine and Vermont, arc
bringing tt"m to q r Aviation Of the fac,
that the cry o. scope rhcad," "s1c,sh' and
"traitor," has lost It's potency TO hold the
people to the support Of a corrup: and dis
homes. party. The dcmccreoy Of Ohio are
thoroughly organized, and ere working fai h
fully, with a good pro. psct of success
In Pennsylvania the party was never bet
ter organized and IT ore confident Of success
scores AM hundreds of voters are leavir
The ranks Of the bondholders' party, and
hocking around the banner of the democrat
cy, and will on the 9Th Of October mex, re-
cord their svses in favor Of economy, justice
and eqssl taxation.
10 Iowa . greas revolution in pu' lie sen.
sinsas il il progress, and i aetds but an
acsive, determined effort on the part Of the
frisnds Of reform TO redeem The s&sle fr"n
the rule of the swam2-land stealing faction
at Des Moina.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-09-21

~H. C. Ash returned { v days ago
from = trip to the Mecca Of town 10, sp"cu-
lators-ths new city Of Cheyenne, 1t Tho bass
Of the Rocky Moun.aina He reports Tia,
everything in that place i condsetsd o. the
high pressure system. Town lots sell .,
from $1,000 to $4,000 apiece, and bard to =.
At that; and al ibis = plsce where Ice.
than two months ago there VA nothing b,
waste prairie. The population Of Cheyenne
II about 1900.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-09-21

Usher Of Sioux City Register agreed to prin,
said list,) which motion was voted on .,
follows:
in favor Of the motion
Messrs Lewis and Squircs.
Against the motion
| Mesers. Woodford and Graves
| Thcreupon /. Woodford moved 10 pay fo'
said printing At the rate OF 20 cents per
description as by law provided
Which motion was voted on, as follows:
! In favor Of the motion-Messrs. Wood
! ford and Graves
Against the notion essrs. Lewis and
Squires.
On motion, the Board adjourned.
J. W LEWIS, Chairman.
FL. LAAssH1, CLERK.
TrEspAx, Sept. 3. 1867.
The Board met pursuant to sdj "urnment
Present, the same members and clerk IS
Yesterday. aud the following proceedings
were had, 'o-wit:
On motion j, is II ordered that Thomas
Nrvell he refunded IN. s,n nj &, q c,r
taxes wrongfnllx ra;a hv him on tho so,,h
ems, o.. ,,cr of sou,h east ouar,., section
e. ~, - and to be refunded i, k; 4
TN no,io,. the no,;,;on If n Swain anil
,,hers 10 ate u certain read IN lir,e
Sioux town hip il her, 0y acccpt,i, and it il
order,d ~ ne b,ard that I'D mach Of me
>iaux c., att Elk Creek rl,4 v1.rL IL.
cast Of N~ ..a,o road ,oa.:,, rr>,, N,.'.
mill to ,Jr.yut.ouvi1.. be all here, T
vacated,
On m2,;,n. i sl,robr o,d.rc1 tLnt ,hc
Flown. >.ns lie and are h, r.,f.y anoro-
uilatrd - -" several tOwn%ufls below nam
ed for Il p,-2o<c Of Lui:dio, AMI I..oairinp
bridges, &C. ~:
TO Sioux Cav t.wu,bi, 500 On
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~ProE Phelps. will eivs . fsss lesAnrs
upon The history Of writing, with illustrations
upon tho Llack-board, 1t Cassady Hall, this
evening. Every body invited.
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Proceedings Of the
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS


A. The September Session Of the Board Of
Supervisors Of Woodbury. County. Iowa,
held at the Clerks office in Sioux City, COM
m"ncing on the 81 day Of September A. d.
1867, there were pre.en: }. ". Lewis,
hartman and member Of Sioux City Town
ship, Luther Woo1fora. member Of Wood
bury Township, v. ID. SIo;rts, Of Little
Sioux Ifw@shjp, ard \. d. Graves of Cor
rcctionTillo J&wnshIr. anl the iollowin,
proceedings were hid to wit:
On motion thu following Tax"s for the
year 1861, were levied u:I approved ,o,.
the taxable ptolert: assessed IL Wool'>urv
Comfy in the Year lo@1, IL 4-vvr4alc. wl,u
tho law:
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This stock having been bought recently for CASH will enable
offer great inducements purchasers Call and examine
this stock before purchasing elsewhere Just received per
Nile by the Undersigned at very low prices and no"
offered at
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-09-21

Just received by the undersigned, and will be
sold at prices that will defy competition.
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1 ; . 6
Fir" Policies issued thr lH&h its Agencies, for the
year 1862 is suggestive .f lhe widcs spread ami rX-
trnsiyc, business enjoyed hy the PiiENl\ and The
emphatic desire among all classes Iur the prutcr~
ton its policies afford
Branch for the Hest and South,
No. IA Vest Fourth ST., Cincinnati, Ohio
II. NJ. MAGTLL, Genl Agent,
- Phoenix Policies iss,,ed promptly by
GEO. WEARE, Resident Agt.
narchl7-H - sioux City. Iowa,
DRl1TS And sHEETIxGS.
% Pieces PPlAts,
-"4H JUOo yorA0 DV0wA Malta,
500 yas1s blsAsheA -.
Just received ami fhr sale very low, nj
~" r. u. D. rARMK1S.
Monk CITY, Jane 10th, 1867.