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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-04-28
THE REAL ESTATE
& XCHANGE GOMpNY.
DAKOTA CITY, n. T.
WILL. give strict attention to any ;ancy bus

MILL give strict attention to any agency business
w entrusted ip their care such As the rg.5n =
selling and renting Of real estate I'd town rrn4r =
the heating Of claims in Western Iowa aud B.
ana they trust from the large amount Of pr. ~
they have on hand for sale and their general ,1gv +
ton.
The buying, selling and locating Of land warrants
~ 'ne Sioux city. Council EinfI, 0B8hA .aa Itlt.
Lana bistricts, and the selecting and Of ,nds
in the same districts giving ltgcrintf1a Of Ibu ,sa
and guaranteeing IL 10 he correct.
collecting debts dues and demands: the exsnina-
tlon 0f titles to lands and claims pafi4,. taxes i'll
vestng money at western rates Of interest in ystr,
Iowa and Nebraska.
Acting as SCENTS for steamboats, periodicals and in
surthce companies.
Taxing Of money deposit for use or safe k,r q.
when Tor use liberal interest allowed
Inc procuring OF employment the furnishing Of
hands, and giving Information to any that Wish IL
settle in the West AS 10 tn. best toesiie. and busi
ness to enter into.
J.pN. CRocEwELL. President.
W. II, s. HuaAEs, Secretary.
REFEREES:
James Rnchansn, President or the United st..ae
'"hn e breciihr'dge, Vice President Of tha United
STATES.
Hon. 4. Hall, Hon. ". r. w Cobb Hen. r. NJ. Short
err, Hon. Henry and A {. Dodge Hon y n ,t.a
man. members and tx members Of Congress uoRr
ell Strihbitng, Georgetown. u. G.
Baldwin, Dodye Co. T. j. Mc3tahgn. IT, T. low and
Ihos n henton' JF, Bankers and Dealers, Council
Col Parker and Major Gilmore Register and Recpiy-
er OF the l. and of!ice at Omaha, Gov NJ W lizard.
lou ). L.itasers Augustus kuuntEa. Omaha
Hon. l. L. Gibbs and NJ. W. kiden Nebraska citv
NJ MVsy, IA. IL. Booth, l.. LanEworth Il Brothers.
Lowell, Taylor & Co.. bankers aud agents, Dubuque.
lion 7. NJ Cassidy. Hon. T. 4. Walker, Hon. D. O.
Finch Fort nss aioines, Iowa.
G. L. D croekwei, e.itor Of the Eureka, Anamosa.
Iowa
y. H. Letters TO receive prompt attention must be
directti 70 the President, naapta City n. l. OHrs
at the Gaewawa House, vorneE Of Br dway and 10th
streets lseqt2no5ly
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-04-28
Salamanca 5afeg.
EVANS & WATSON, No. 70 South Fourth
Street, PHILADELPHIA
GREAL ERE CfIESTNrT d EIETII g.

UREA FIRE, CHESTNUT Il FIFTH Ste.
,,,, Friday morning, December 10Th. lsai.--
EVANs!& WATSON'S salanander Safes Triumphant
as they always are when put to the test.
. Philadelphia, Dec. Il. 1851.
Messrs. Evans Watson, No. 20 South Fourth II
lPhia.-Oentiemeu We take much pleasure ia
recommending your Salamander Safes to merchants
and Others In want If secure means of preserving
their books. papers, &c, from fire, MS the ono W.
purchased from you about seven months since ha,
preserved our books, papers and cash in Us good con-
dtion as hen they put iato It, before the reat
hre Of this morning. which DESTROYED the entire Ila.
d buildings, corner Of Chestnut and Fifth Streets
The above safe in in Office on the second
floor Of building from which place IL f.lI lrf1
the cellar, and remained there until the fire was out
The safe was then removed, and opened in the pr,
ence Of at least 1000 persons, who witnessed the
good condition Of its contents. Will you please
have the Safe and locks repaired intend to put
1t in use again, having perfect confidence il ts ire
proof qualities Yours respectfully
LACEY &PHTTLIPs
Evans Watson take pleasure in referring to the
following, among the many hundreds who have tlrir
Safes in u. :. Mint. Phila Farmers llecI,an
les Bank, Phla: Samue! Allen Esq. Ulrll sheriff a
Phila John y. Henderson. City Coniro!itr; C,i.i,
Cope Co. No. lS3 Market 1T: Richard Norris ~.r,
Locomotive Builders Fhila; Bancroft a S.ll.rS Ma.
chinists. corner l1th and james SIS FRANKLIN fire
Insurance Company P!iila.; reuusVl mia NaHrr-1
Co., fhha; Lacey n Phillips. ccrurf 9Th atL MINOR
sts+ Sharpless Bro No ~ :. cord Strurt: James
Kent Santee, No. IA North ThIgI ~trgrt
large assortment Of tAa above ~ai,e ALWAYS rr,
hand warranted 10 stand iess, 10 Der ,el mo ~
fire than any llerrings SAFE in usr. Ivan X
atsCn also manufacture ard keen fr cal. Tr, -
shutters, Iron Doors ana Iron sasil. Tn ~ ,4, tr,,
proof vaults. for Banks stores. pirate art lalfHe
buildings; Seal aud Letter Copying Presses .e,snt
Please give Us q call at No. 26 South FOUETH st.,
Philadelphia EvaIl Nal -Iv
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-04-28

Stnuff-.lO0 Jars Macsboy; leo do Rappee go
- hladders Scotch, for sale by T. Campbell.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-04-28

A n assortment of Circular and Mil Saws Man.
N drills. Betting, Files etc always kept on hand
at St Louis prices with freight added.
4. GR0NINGER sign Of the Mill Saw
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-04-28


TO every person buying gold pen Of we present
numbered certificate and each Of these certIsc,,s
entities the holder Of it, by the extra payment Of Is
cents to an article Of Jewery in value from to 500
This jewelry consists Of Gold and Silver Watches in
great variety. Silver Goblets Silver Fruit a.Is~ts
Gold Guard Chains for ladies' Lockets Bracelets
Gold Fob and Vest Chains, Thimbles, Breastpins,
Bracelets, Ear Drops, Studs, Rings Crosses &C. none
of which sell for less than g. F5r ,pery doilqr md
w. ne pdrtyis entitled 10 numbered Csrtifcats and
ty TIE payment Of - ents extra %, each ceytfca h.
,:snt,4ea . rece1rs whatever the number Of The Ger
flNcdf< desgnates. We have been In operation for
years and Thousands have bought OF u.s. ana we
have never learned that any one was ever
This plan affords every opportunity Of obtaining
gold watch or some article Of jewery, for triijsg
sum. All our pens pencil cases. &C. are genuine ar
tices manufactured by ourselves with great care and
We offer them pre- cisey at prices asked all othe
stores in the city. To agents make ADVANTAGE
offers, any energetic person DO well By working
or u.s. We wish agents In every place in the eoun.
try, and persons who would like to become such will
circulars Of prices terms, &c. We have stated pc
RODS for distribution. The moment pen purchar
sed, the purchaser Is entitled to receive his premium
on the payment Of rs cents extra
All orders BY mail should be addressed,
MEhklCk, BENTON Il DEAN,
1886 Broadway, New York.
n; b-iold Pens repointed in superior manner
Enclose the pen and 80 cents in p. O. stamps and The
pen will be repointed and returned post paid
The BROADWAY GOLD PEN MANUFACTURING
CoMPANY,i is well known throughout the countrg
but, as there are undoubtedly some who are moi sc
quainted with US, we append the following known
names as references:
Fellows & Co., No. II Maiden Lane. NY.
Hicks Il Mitchell, 20 do do
Benton Bros, cor Broadway and Court
land sts., N. Y, and Chestnut st. Phla
D. Ms Il. Sturdy & Co., No. Gilsey Building
Goudd & Wood, No. Q Maiden Lane, Ny.
sllno3*
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-04-28
AVER
CHERRY PICTORIAL
Coughs. Colds. HORrseness, Broucht.
tbs, WhOOpinr-Cough.C roup,
Asthma and COnsumpti ION.


Coughs. Colds. Hoarseness, Bronch hi
It's, WhOOptnr-C0ugh.C rOup.
Asthma and Cons m pt ION.
Through trial of many years and through every
nation ofciyilized men. AYERS CHERRY psCroR,L has
been found to afford more relief and 70 cure more "a.
ses of pulmonary disease than any other remedy
known To mankind Cases Of apparently settled Con.
sumption have been cured by ii, and thousands 81
sufferers who were deemed beyond the reach of hui
man aid have been restored 10 their friends and use
fulness, to sound health and the enjoyments of life
by this all powerful anidote to diseases of the lungs
and throat. Here cold had settled ON the luurs-
The dry, hacking cough the CLASSY eye and the pale
thin features of him who was lately usty ana stron
whisper to all but him CONSUMPTION He tries .y.ry
thing but the disease is gnawing at his yialz ana
shows its fatal SYMPTOMS and more over all his
frame lie taking the Cherry Iscsordl now it has
stopped his cough and made his breathing easy: his
sleep is sound At night his appetite returns and
with It his strength. The dart which pierced his
side is broken. Scarcely any neighborhood can be
found which has not some living trophy like this 10
shadow forth the virtues which have won for the
CHERRY PICTORIAL an mperishable renown But It's
usefulness does not end here. Nay, 1t accomplishes
more By prevention than cure. The countless colds
aud coughs which II cures the seed which would
have rpened into dreadful harvest of incursb. dis
eases. influenza, Group, Bronchitis. Hoarseness
leurisy. Whpoping Cough, and all rristiens OF the
throat and lungs are easily cured hg the CHERRY
Pectoral II taken In season. Every family should
have by them. and they will find il an invaluable
protection from the insidious prowler which carries
oil the parent sheep from many home,
This r, r'edy has won for itself such notorety for
Its cures Of every variety of Pulmonary disease. that
II Is entirely unnecessary TO recount the evdenres Of
its virtues in any unity where IL has been ON
ployed So wide Is the field of Its usefu mess and SO
numerous the cases of 1t cures that almost every
ton Of the country abounds In persons publicly
known, no have been restored from alarming and
even desperate diseases efthe lungs by its When
once tried its superiority every other medicine
OF Its kind Ii too apparent to escape ohserv aon and
where Its virtues are known the public no longer
hesitate what Antidoe to employ for the distressing
which are incident To our climate And not only In
formidable attacks upon the lungs but for the mild
er varieties Of tods Cbaghs Hoarsensss, DE- and for
children the plssxantest and safest medicine that
can be obtained.
Prepared by DR. J, C,AYER, Practical snd Analy.
teal Chemist Lowell Mass, and sold by all Druggists
everywhere.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-04-28

IHine Cut Smoking Tohacco.-5oo Dbl
IL in store, Ter sale by r. CAMPBELL.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-04-28
Mechanics, Inventors, Manufacturers
and Farmers.

TERMS :-0ne copy, one year, 81; one copy, six
months, 81 five copies, six months 81: ten copies
six months, S.; ten copies, twelve months Sl5 ff-
teen copies twelve montha. So; twenty copies
twelve months, SIS, in advance.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-04-28
LAND FOR SALE.

20 A. HiNsbALE offers for sale The following
~ described Tracts Of Land situated In Woodbury.
county Iowa:
sM. Or Sec. ., I. SO, r. ae, prairie bottom.
NV Or. 10,
\. 4. Or, :" 5,
hall n W. Or, See Q, 7. SO, r. &c, prsirie hotm.
I. ". Or. OF N. W. Or. and NJ " o. nf 4 " Or Of
see ., T. ~ ", II & and Lots Nos d and T. 4 s., r.
u, containing III scrrs-uplana prairie.
a. W Qr II \. y. Or. OF Zee. 40, 4. 81 X, As about
one halt timber land.
Ten acres heavy timber in Sec Is, I So Il "a, near
Lskeport,
Also \. W Or az n " Or In Sec a5, aud r. half
Of ~ b. O.. Ses 26--t 81. H. a. Ia Calhoun county
fwent, town lots Ia scrgeaut's bluff, aud Forty ia
Dakota CITY, n H. yalinniN
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Broadway Gold Pen Nanufactur inp
Company,
No. 325 Byoadcay, Nep Fork.

LIsT or RErAIL PRIcRa
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trsst of that with tie so' of bullets at SO,
fern9 and Magenta. The Duke Of Maeeuts Me-
Mahon) was present with hs division, and received
an ovsten Only second TO that Of Napoleon SO also
Gen. Forey, the victor Of the first battle in the
cent agn-Montebello There were scme scores
of other brave officers whose names I know not
who we're evideDty great favorites They re-
eeived The homage OF their fellow citizens as became
their various eharaoters-sone still and impossible,
200 modest or too stern to notice iothers radiant
with joy, saluting ressluting be cheering crowd
The Austrian standards and forty Austrian guns
were ried in trumphal procession amid the Vfpas
Of the populace, aud then followed more divisions
Of the army.
The passage Of the troops began st q little past
ten, aud was cSer ony just before three They
passed in deep column at the quick step, and nuLa
bered upwards Of co 600 men. When one endasyOrs
TO realize TO ones mind the fact that the French
alone al Solferino number ed three times as many,
and that the Whois comba;ant fsrce present at the
battle must have been eight times as large, It
seems difficult TO comprehend how such vast aggre5
cations Of humanity could BY any means be ma
Ipuvred. The weather was superb up TO two o.
clock, when some premOGitory ''heat drers, were
followed by severe shower, which wetted most OF
the spectators in spite Of parasols and umbrellas,
and fairly drencbed tie Emperor ard his staff.
However, iegcre all was over, brilliant So shone
cut again, displaying to advantage The magnificent
show Of cavalry which closed the march.
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To Corresnnnhen1a

1t will save us deal ofupnseessary flour friends
in writing will lfsI in lpird the olovirg rules
Always give the date Post Office county and the body
OF your letter.
II wish the Paper changed from one ece another give
Offices IN full.
II wRta business and other write separate
sheets o. paper, different leaves of one Sheet
Letters and communications solicited upon all such facts
and subjects be cf Information the public
Anonymous communications ofEhaever character B receive
noattenton
Correspondents should write only upon side Of the paper
We cannot undertake to return rejected
letters business should Dc directed 10 f. e.
EASTMAN & Co, and not personally either Of the Pro
prietOrs.
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TaE wnEAr Goo -The Indianspolis ID Jeat.

THE WHEAT CaoP. The Indianapolis ia Jour
naI Of the eth ,sjs:
We noticed week ago that the threshing ma
chine had demonstrated that the product Of the
wheat fields was less than what was promised be-
fore the harvest. Additional observations have
convinced us that there will be an aVsrsge crop CT
wheat in quantity while it will be very superior in
quality-some OF it weighing from 65 TO ~ lbs 10
the bushel Tue yield of oats rye and harley is fair
while that of corn will not be average crop
ly but will be larger in amount than thai of last
year All things considered we more firmly
convinced of the opinion expressed heretofore hat
wheat must advance TO 81 between the present dsls
and the lst of December. Those farmers who can
afford TO hold their wheat will DO we'll to keep it,
bu. such are in debt are morally bound 10 sell
now and discharge their Liabilities Those who owe
and can, yet refuse to pay, embarrIss the meT-
chant, the mechanic manufacturer, and all the
ncn-produeing classes 0se man discharRiDg hrs
liabilities enables second and third TO do like
wise. Il restores q lacSing balance sRd tends f.
place business matters upon g just and equiahIs
foundation.
The Cincinnati Prics CaTyezt has the following:
We notice that the papers which have been e1ag-
geratiDg the weat crop 20 psTsistently are begun
ming find out that matters are about as We stated
several times during the past five weeks. The crop
is short ons beyond dOubi, hut not short as It
was last year.
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Church Street, just below the Post Oiiice
M. =. COMBS--Pr0pTict

nERsoNS wishing hire Fine Hack, Omnibus, CsT or al
most any kind OF vehicle will ind excellent sssor et
a stand My rstrae always at the ser
vice Of the public. Trips taken all parts Of the country
iulvl6 NJ s. COMBS.
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RO ms TO Rent.

THREE YEARS OLD WHISTLES
I'VE have in store Bourbon and Rye whisky,
w bought by old Whisky years ago. pure and
abe ljune26l LELLYETT & SMITH.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-10
RAILROAD WORK.

Depot Round Switches Sands
Roofs and Girders. Tank Valves;
Turn Tables, Frogs. Sliding Car Locomotive
pstes, head and heel blocks; repairs generally.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-10

DECLARATION OF INDEPEBDESCe By Sonora -
The ArizOnis correspondent Of the st. Louis Rspa6
!ican writing from Tupue, August 17Ih, says that
an express from Msgd2lena brings intelligence that
independence was about to be declared by Sonora.
At Chihuahus. Gov. PEsoUIERA has been placed
at the head of affairs. For come lime past Pas
QUIERA has been receiving Large supplies Of cannon,
small arms and ammunition He has increased his
army TO nearly 1000
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-10

A loving husband, at St Louis, recently telegraph
ed to his wife follows ''what have you for break
fast, and how is the baby ." The answer came
back, "BuekEheat cakes and the measles
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Inc WrCHIcAI ilClIl IIcN otsrfCu Tot TIC =
tcctiOn and Speedy Transportation n
LIVE STOCK,
travelling in charge thereof,
FHEIGHTS wAHpEB.
Freight transportation,
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL ROAI

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL ROAD
COMPANY.
FWNHE Southern great lines. This road has
fsf been managed in such to commend At 10
the public patronage.
This Company under the General SgTerntendeucs Of
H. ID. MEARS, General Freight Agent,
Nov oersnduosmeuts shippers Baltimore, Philadelphia,
Boston. Richmond, Petersburg &c az exceedingly
and fur below New Orleans prices, their moderate
terms with the deduction upon insurance Of and half
cent by this the European shopping being fron 10
shilngs sterling less than The New Orleans sy ping prizes,
contribute to render il
Reliable well Desirable.
Their facilities for transportation unequaed by any other
road operation, estern terminus PARK
ERsBU RGH, hundred ninety miles below the low
and most dangerous navigation Of the Ohio river This
enables In Ordinary the delivery Of goods only certain
with dispatch, adspCe OF other route and the
declines their advantages such the time OF delivery
Nidens Other routet, thai this Is the only
Cheap, Helia bic and speedy Route.
routes, there the delivery being
rshurgh under we'll shrd thence
can Immediately 70 The cars without being subject
The Louisville with Parkershurgh
tas without delay, d3 likewise regular Cinnhnat
The PiftSnnrgh boats Psrkersburgh
M Arrangement the Company enabled receive freight
dsIv for tis rouie their Egency Nashville, Tenn
For further particulars inquire OF
H. Al. HARRISON, eght Agent.
may l56m1 No :, corner Broad and front streets.
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Aasb6iIIe dnion anN Smttitsn.
DAILY IS; Tri-wsekly s., weekly Sc.
or Aarertisinr.

TEN LINES OR LESS CONSTITUTE a SQUARE.
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CSRVRRIL handsome IN the second and
stories OF the Union and American corner Cherry
"a Spring Apply to J. O. Grth, At the Union
AasrelAR Saes, " (nht VIZ cQQPhRs
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RENEWABLE AT PLEAlURs

kENEWABLE At FLBAlURA.
One Square one year. S9ofah addition Square, $40
Advertisers exceeding Ihe space contracted
for, will he charged GOr the excess.
IN TIE WEEKLY
OSE DOLLAR Her squsre for tie FIRST ard FIFry CFyT for each
subsequent insertion.
Advertisements published Daily aud weefly, will
he charged the fall daily rates with hsf Eesky rates
added.
T'1assa Advertisements mast paid fer at tie time Of
iaseg, i0p.
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Cheap. ReIiabI and Speedy Hout
IINnON FOR SALE.

Farm RoF OF a. Sai5inS aoatsonT 5S5 on
lie Middle Franklin Turnpike, three miles from 95ssN
the Public Square Nashville. 1lns Is uhOout
.dly TIE most hi ghy improved property nov onSf s9k
ed for sale anywhere in the vicinity oi NashFllie:
contains altogether zoe acres eneua wood lands
epce-in cultivation We deem II unnecessary
say anything BY way Of commendation' as inc otES "i
IpsAk for itself IL. n. y Dey"-
zug3-du heai GseA'e Ns'uN''
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-11-04
BONAPARTE's LovE-LErTERs.

Luz SIeat NaPoleoii, "heb aooeht oh Ills
campaigns, used to write the most tender
love.letters to his wife, Josephine. Here
is one of his short war-notes II write
very often to you, my dear love, but very
seldom hear from you. You are tickle,
ugly, wicked creature. Perfdous! to de-
ce,vc a poor husband and ardent lover
Must he forfeit his rights because he is far
away, burdened with difficulties, cares and
fatigue? Without his Josephine, without
the assurance Of her love, what remains for
him on earth What can he do3 A
thousand loving kisses.-BoNApArE."
The next is curiously tender: II don't
love you bit; on the contrary; I dctest
you. You are an ugly, wicked, stupid
hussy. You never write to me, and you
do not love your husband. You know the
delight your letters afford me, and yet you
send me only half dozen hurried lines.
Pray, madam, what do you with yourself
all day? What important business is i,
that prevents your writing to your fond
lover? What affection stiles and puts
aside the love, the tender and constant love
you promised met Who can this new
wonder be, this new lover, that absorbs all
your time, tyrannizes over your days, and
prevents you from thinking Of your hus
band Take care Josephine, some fine
night, the doors closed, and I'll surprise
you. But seriously, I am very uneasy, my
dear love, at receiving no news of you
write me four pages Immediately, full o.
those charming things that fill my hear,
with tenderness and delight. I hope to
embrace you before long, then shall cove,
you with million burning kisses" Bona
rARTE.