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CLEARED,


TnE Lax. sr4vEr We roget ,tate ha. Mr.. Geo ".
L.n:oa via fl thv ast nlne yeas Eas IT. s.slnhe
.; s m.f 'f r r. M sss sssss d, Il IL. H.
na n? ~ xs tn s " w H. s4 TO-
:{:s !: &. s ( g. ;?:s s's$
Of tapt Mesoe 4 the l.It4 sar Of Iass Mi:h;n
bune, 9Th.
rus reers11Ea NAnarE1rEIh's Pr9re!ls. san nana
W eity a.d Like s"rsrer.-i.bd. -: '''' Nv '~' ''1'
u ss s
*round reef = wne1e he still lay the fce.t
9s lns a:f p:se e. 5s: La. s xs sst SRI sE E
i OWED b f ". lluason tsq, Of thus city 1b.d.
seHoos1n As,.Ssz,.csrt: Fnk Of 'he .eh..
- asaofc iveen lre,1us LIE ~, Chcbo gan
1a.l md 10 Ill app aran:cs VA bouad DO n2IiIi.
Tic schooner William Case Is h,d agroucd oo Tie
III! u .rcnnd tpr ste s. caE CIR, The steamer j:us
t.ats i.sh sis loadsa viii gala. sid cou1d
down.-.lMI.
scn,es,n KrsuIThi. ve;se. which vel. ashore nea,
IS Ii,,st ,c4d, to .aan l.--i,b.d. ''''s
TUE CuA.1.xsr=TLcs hoc.er cha'en.e before rspor.
Lumber. and viii touttss ri thl, atteno u. ,Dia
The rrnpeer Reeke: arrird and pissed up to.1.y Icing
the 11ss PROPELLER di1t ct from Huf1alo.-itl!d
ter.sy de tined a. .o. lavc GUIDED TO 20 10 fus-
tn +, bit 1oad with tta1eE anL uabaT for btl9 as,n
ns OF the low lzsgas nj present od,ed
tn Ch cago- -.1iai.
Tbs I'D nunbs5 Of az 'ye
Ssrb ,ura il us to mike pat. ONT Of s@ia viii
upd 'u d sc i'll a.ilng 1Ls rourse Of the da5.RuHio
s;,1 ~u,, :; q ~ mslses n ,ne,in tie ,oow.ng
cuts tare!; It h.s be unacss,ocd I'll along ha. tic
e. s pay = ssa tut
nAv CATION ol'cAcd.
co1Irc7rns OF R.,.poAn TrL1s.--The A,.auy Times
fesEns lha e. on Il Lizard las psseI rsst uns auhs r.
zns:he 9: nm; ns ssI q tE' aes'n " Ses York Ger
lake legal .,tp,iu i4e mater. ~'@
Ens c4r*s Tc.ls-7hc To'1 shee. II. 1seo hss been
put ibid "e1otce enly Tic ''.wins aiera'io+s I'm
q. ms1ehapdte has hreu raised from ito MILLS. The
aod a tcls OF e IN tratea" are rut at .ni.
s. s:S d. 4usf'ss' disputes 'fT'e4 te'"aaes' and '
hare lsea ,ascd from uniform rate of one Mil
Aah:s:te 81 i 1.lsed M from *to ai!; Elsn,eea,
0ai. ri t:~ ~ Cd I'd from t, tx mills.
, Iity. IS nd a+ant ilonl Ito j mills.
4 III oaa ir.,. IN chars itcr Y xto1mu.
ltse nuArc t.c,udeA bcltyc The more Important
changes That merchandise Be 1esttict, tboushlt
s y :s M e es ned sss
BY 1es ow Ct fsyant.: and wiipro5as!y :ose now.
Fasxfd D<troff...7prH Fl.
rTr-rf:ps Kscse tny s,,a;s MaEset tsh, s. Kotst
nei%o; % pewe tA1aed. psana, Live Yankee, Futon, y.
/ Lake Porsx.
CT EyELASD. April :: Cleared. scar Misu' Pcl-
GtffaIo. as,,l s-clearea; prop. Daee'ah, rease,
c1go M & Jopst CO. ,rm sn 5soa - &c % ann sa1 tn
, 1860-04-26

1t IFtrdRAfu1 fTw YoRk. Ap. Is.
BEZr-Dull u about lAst weeks prices RceeI.ts a7no
Luxe. .1s0
Ar7zoz-In good demand st fail rates Recep.s. 500
sK75E-AdT&uce1 h8ke. Demand good. Receipts,
, 1860-04-26

TEAS. TEAS. TEAS.-30o hall
j cheats choice quality md loE price.
PARSONS, flTklf uAkkk1,
, 1860-04-26

Snow In 0xsycE0, y. Z.
OswEco, n. T., April a5.-Three inches OF
snow has fallen since midnight. It is now thaw.
ing. Wind North.
, 1860-04-26

April ..
E-!on, La Sale. IS tsj II luner lVn. 10 shingles.
ALBANIA, Ii sale ..00 3r1nber leo 30 elingles 1oe 60
1Ah.
q lava, q, ava, .s,7cD It Go.
II. Coo cs, Joliet. l.Eht.
j. L. alexander. po1 - sls lumber 6. bu rye 1s0
lis suG6res.
r. A. Tao-r. Jol Ct. g. sc4 # lumber Il ro.'..
Nu Merriam la sal III, ,s8i II lumber 1aoc timber.
X. T. Gan! j. D IA q, leN.
fs'a.rn~ u +"w" 1rif.
, 1860-04-26

BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE
LOTS,
With the convenienoes Of hers: Railroad Gaa and Wafer
INDIANA AVENUE,
torre1 of Commerce street. Tic undersigned will EEL
ills d. .Ir.hIe ororc5tY IT prccs suit The times
juaN WEST, LII Lskestteet.
, 1860-04-26

SECVIXlIF .KET1PVK1s
New YoRK, April e5.-71s steamship vigo
has arrived from Liverpool. Her news is an-
ticipated.
, 1860-04-26

AN NE!NAsst ltilLHt.lU y.
Now 90 tsv:sI sEA CL!cec to PHI trsa
*.tsout en- ,:keY co:..t'ir - v its II. great
PENNSYLVANIA sEST..IL i.-tfLntAls
70 Nsv lark. PHI tt.i:tla. Ia.tucre ani WasL.
Oily Nd t':"s T.: yeausyl7&na, New 1-r
M:sesatt.. " taka: .a!. :Tts Vii: navs The heaee&
Althc Eastern Easke. =. 70 aAd.s.aLs.c1st.
ElXsasr rkc :keI tlrcrxh.
Tr.ns e:re Tie 2a: tSE1.. q CA.a, and Ysa Bn,4o
ss--ets. Wvs. Site. - suI.ws:
6nA. -Mhrn1r: Ezpn..- d2..v {satda7s exeerl-s
,M;-S!ah. S1r.t.' ..a.!y .>a'un:ays escsp'.a,
Et!ro.d: % '";n,l.< EaHa:o S:as.a Falls Sex Ymk a1i
bsoD and I'll :u.r:7s tow1s o! Nor England New
7G:k csrtIs:a.a New frr. and Et:e ;a,!ioaaa-
A.'. enu'C 20 iaf;icl4s. ZG.... Newark Mouns
Vetoa. s'~aaesIs, cra'sns. iE:-hc: uhil
aI SiTs:.r.
Tie .~sa ;tars eo2.:e: :: Feet With t.a.ns On Ma,
R.5e: K.a1to Springfield. r:: DAysaa mi. Clncirns
21so VII trans a. LIMA! Dayton alhb Gncnnlt. are.
FARE As LOW i. ANY OTHER EUuTL
aser Sers eer1t Eas: will nn! t.s Souta both tsrx.a,
Ar3 as:eeaals rasenk Though anr at tbs latstat al
tne 5: c:e& IN :!lc En:tt4 ~tls
F1aeEEr!s arriving =: CnesJ aaY cs ttc .7aa slt
INT agents tn dtpc;s u receive checks
h1 convey baggage IRE * eharss tbs Ftsburt AMI
ChIeago cara. Sleeping scss acce11 paa7 eAeAt1a!u
Tickets for F,e 1t III ths pftne!pAi Teket Ue*. IA thc
West aad 1t tbs fa.npahpa OEec. IT Kanol .uI
Dearborn stssetx+ .pA;e tls issdfs Ias.s ,r ii u
Depot Vest Side. cot*- Il Casa au ME Husea igess
Ua.eaxp.
b. r4rt!c7;A-to AL: .:r tickets hs Ft,tv4yre
l. r. FAEa.{GE, r.excs irent
1Ab. ". Mt'sspS, Frri shi Agent EL!ee.p
7 r i;rtr- AvY
, 1860-04-26
MAklN JOURNAL.

'ARR1'ED............Aph =.
Trop stont7uma, Ro5ain., t. Joteph, 100 ties, 50
pkgs Gsh, ror aud hugzr.
q lg a1,x.uder Mitchell Hutchlnscn, G:cen EAT. l:2
schr Pas ;unde ron Muksgon 10 cords wotd 20 cords
..A'ngle 10 T., . eprs.
s'S' i.mhs5 8: pxxs q i: p. isl. - ''s* 'e''
schr Annie h. ''ne Jrhn on Garqu'itc 6 tumLer.
sshr sshr sn W oae T: Gfan f. IL IL luass p
sch1 lcte KEN, Ii Pain cl's tjer. 10c woo1.
schr Thonus Kng.lor1. TonS!nzon, tAweso 1890 Il r
schs C,s1et. Hansen, kalamazoo. 50 lsmter, Gig
scl, jsssa + lon SIND D:y, $50 ties, $50 N .l.n-
schr j. .s'a Clarke. Hlssie Mu<krean ,41 m lumber.
Scnr a }o.te, ultoT. Man trwoc. lc5 cor.b wood.
tcarF ~h.r le:er, kn.nszuo. 40 n iutct, Ito m sAE
srar :.-tun Scott. 1amszoo 50 m lum.cr.
Schr Ec,npT Aentets T~o h7 r. " cord, ~oo1 1901
sstr Sas..t, Me;!-w, AvsEe.oa. IS N lum.,er.
Schs Il Hand. Aciinre. MUSK eou, o. luDtcs.
CLEARED.
Iron np:ezu1na ncllns Il 10 cph 4tpp. trees terg
ze. ~ rEcs household koou+.
Prop bnt.u1. dloo+ ss5oeepa tons hausehod goods
Bas - ny Gaaaer su MAJ, ba;'a II 20 b: com.
ethrL La haul Ac''nnAd, Qs~ eGo II 10 tu corn.
sthf Ma1:6er U. c"n sl!tboSEaa
ehr Th mas k[rxsfsfd. Tt,uEsnson, oweto. lSG19 bu
sc'.s AVN Clark, Hgsle. Mu. .kcson.
Sch Thar. cite, Fulton. N.nttUwtc.
scsr Hc,u'n, UaurcL. Bsfa o. 1G 90 bu corn.
S:hE ft.he'. Leetes Habtowuc.
ss1 ss1 4sS e rs.t
fcar sxn5t, McGtaw, &u.keEvn. .
TONS Afi1 a,e, st ny DIR Eo' $. - eaSs corn Eea1,
IL Aoa-t bold e odt st gtacesc4, eu brIs pork.
S:hE Reeve, uon:>hue. osws1;..
, 1860-04-26
C4tNs MI E,ksclAIA

% WEpxEspA1 Evnkrsd. 6prlt e, 1sf0.
Tho following a:e the receipts and shipments
Or the last twent5 flour hours:
, 1860-04-26

BUFFALO s LAKE HURON
~ KAfLWAs. *lu;,tat AM. te<. route 10 nuf4l aa,t
otl,1r EastrFn rit!e..
1lsfs II Hu1tl1 At .. I'll New 1nS IL II: EO*.
t1n At %; e"n tttn4. viii y. Y. L, nt.A, t.uTa:n
y !. EHs trLlnr E.y.: Eas xes. VIA this esi4
be ohtatnrt 1t tic CnoA Us;e:. H. GARTER,
A.. a.
, 1860-04-26

CHICAGO & ROCK ISLAND
~ RAILROAD LtSE:-ps2erxer Trains de1art fsora
and arrive 1t Chicago follows:
Day E12e4 and Nail e4yes It l3 AN. and ar1.vss
e. pm. t>un lays exec p:tI.1
Nigh: Ell leaves At al pu, ,{saturt+s e1cepted>
arrives II so am tNsutays cxcerte})
jo:itt Aceomodas!en. ~ rnl--. -snnsav excepted.
Jpitr +. TkAEi. tea. supt.
, 1860-04-26
HO OPE INSURANCE COMFY
IL .. PROVIDENCE, RI.


Anpa IN aat securely 1nrnxrd. This Company nsures
aE1{nE4 LOSS OR DAMAGE DY Fl1lE On the most r.
vorahlc tettna. Applyto HAVEN i uEHts1Ck. Agents,
u 1a1s street, Chicago. feleoQ "
, 1860-04-26
CHICAGO AND MTWATIEEh

~ RAILROAD l'epet eorEer At Vest Water srl
COOK sErss5 Txs Passenger t5a!ns In IL Sundays
sef1et Leave caE, At ::sss asd NJ M!~ar.
s.e LIS H.. CONNECT d,e:y III katreas Tran ott!s
cfcsse IN :he evsatk. wr1t a'ncats connections
tu11e with ta.ls facse: Beats fer It. psul.
Asos !r4Ee Chicago 1t t.G0 p, snt aEriva II Mwan-
hee A. ~ p.u, cuuaett!ug with milwaukee, md M.-is-
AprI RaIitu14. y.
Wauke:an Accommodation T:,:n lcaye% wamsr-4n At
7oo An arrives i. c4;saeo At 1An.. Leaves Ca!ea.
II - pm :arstvtsA WauEsS,n ii o-s5p.n
Trains have Milwaukee a. FL. ! a1t SIS pEa Af.
yce It Chl.aso \. l..tu III. ard b&3 pm.
Ap1i! STA. lsle. u. l.. clkE3, J3.. Sur.
, 1860-04-26

ARRIVED. Il.
Q-rc7 Ctr Lasae. 6eD II corn. 900 gals moss.es.
American ~tfr, b.6N In c. III. 10 joz se.s.
Tta:eE, MLrYs, l,0-9 bu co:u. Ito d. csgs.
, 1860-04-26

NU, Ex La EALlE STHELT,
HaYe On hand 1t ues evctr sys Ana faish Of Wood,
had and Zinc Colns a!so, SEroudt. And prepared
lila Eesr1e. and Carriages and everything rcque fot
Funerals; and may be found OF hand ans ready to give
They also have Chapsl asd Vault II tht Cemet9y.
anil Wright h Mrt9ITNE
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-09-08
A CARD

The undersigned has this day disposed
Of his interest in the Banking, Land A gen.
cy, Tax paying and Insurance business to
Messrs. WEAEE & ALLISON, who will con-
tinue the business as my successors.
All collections in my hands have been
transferred to them, who will attend to the
adjustment Of the same.
In retiring from this business I can as.
sure my friends and correspondents that !
have left their business in good and safe
hands, as Mcssrs. Weare 4 Allison pos
sess all the skill ana ability TO ensure sue
cess, and merit the confidence and esteem
Of their customers.
JOHN III. CHARLES.
Sioux CRY low, Sapt ctb lSfo
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-09-08

We call the especial attention of our
readers to the advertisement Of NJ. ToorLE
In to days Register. His store is always
supplied with a complete assortment OF
dry goods, groceries, provisions, &c., &C.,
which are offered at low prices in ex-
change for cash or country produce.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-09-08

The Washington correspondent of the
New York World telesraphs to that paper
as follows; "One Of the breckenridge
committee, who has been travelling through
Virginia, North Carolina, Kentucky and
Tennessee, to obtain funds, reports that
there are a great deal too many Douglas
men in those States
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-09-08

We see by our exchanges that Obod
llnsey inventor Of the lIussey Reaper and
Mower and 50 long identified with the Az
reultural interests Of the country in this
respect lost his life at Exeter y. IT,, re,
Gently by falling between the cars two Of
which passed directly over his body, across
his abdomen, killing him instantly.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-09-08

The harvest is past, the Summer i en-
ded, and boiSterous winter, with his icy
breath, and cold, relentless grasp, will
soon he upon US. Then good wood and
good stoves will be- essential requisites c
comfort. Happily we have within our
reach an abundance of both. Nebraska
will furnish the former and SNrrI the lat
ter. lie recently received the largest and
best selected assortment of stoves ever
brought to Sioux City, which he is desir.
Jus Of selling, aud will sell cheap. Far.
mers can exchange their wheat, corn and
oats for stoves or tinware, and receive the
current market prices. Give him q call.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-09-08

The yield of wheat is so large in some
localities of Minnesota that owners OF
threshing machines are Offering to thresh
out the produce Of some fields for the ex.
cess over thirty bushels per acre The
usual rate is one tenth They are calcula.
ting on yield of over thirty three bushels
per acre.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-09-08

The Episcopal Congregation held SER
vice in their new church building for the
FIRST time on last Sunday. Hereafter ser.
vice will be held regularly therein every
Sabbath, at l02, A. NJ, and 7, p. NJ.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-09-08

The Hunterdon IN j. Gazette, which
has hitherto advocated the election Of BELL
and EVERETT, has transferred its support to
DOUGLAS and JOHNSON.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-09-08

An exchange paper contains an alver
tisement of fine bust Of Lincoln, which
is offered cheap. There will be tremen-
dous blu st of the rail-sp|itter in Novem-
Der next, which will be very dear to the
Black Republicans.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-09-08

Old Joe Lane must have family with
out end. lie went to North Carolina.
just to see his birthplace and kin-folks.
and then went TO West Point, whore his
son is q cadet. That visit over, he has a
boy in Connecticut, whom he desires to
see very much. Next on the docket will
probably be a lot Of cousins, scattered
over the New England States and out
West, while his accidental tour may posi-
bly, be extended to Chicago. The friends
Of Douglas are DESTROYS that he should cir
caiate, as they regard him as good cam
pai.n document on their side.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-09-08

JonN II, enables better known here
abouts as "Old Charles has taken 3
situation in Tootle's store, and his honest
phIz, radiant with smiles, can now be seen
peerng over piles Of women Gxins," and
his graceful form gently undulatng as he
asks that original question" Anything
else in our line to-day, ma'am?" Old
Charles is endowed with great yersatilt,
OF accomp1ishments-can speak English
Irish, Dutch, Latin, Sioux, Greek, Potta-
wattamie, Spanish, Choctaw, &c, &c. Ev.
erybody should go and see aim and bu,
something.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-09-08

The Philadelphia Ledger says there is
great demand for vessels at that port ut
this time, in consequence of large ship
ments OF wheat and hoar to Liverpool and
London.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-09-08

CoMlNG WEsT-It is announced in the
papers that the Prince of Wales will visit
the west bsiore knocking heads" with
the old tycoon at Washington. Well, let
him eome-nho cares. Ii he should visit
Sioux City in his rambulations he will
have the royal privilege of paying his own
hotel bills, and be exempt from the annoy.
anGes Of a crowd of hunkies.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-09-08

A Ban SpIIr.-Iti is said that Chang and
Eng the Slamese twins. differ in politics.
Both are veteran Democrats, but Chang is
now for Breckenridge, and Eng for Dong :,
las. Bully for Eng.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-09-08

The undersigned have this day formed
copartnership under the name and style
OF "eare " Allison for the purpose of
transacting General Banking, Exchange
Collection, Land, Tax-payng and lnsur
ance business, and offer their services to
the public, and especially to the patrons
OF the late House of John II. Charles,
George Weare and Means, Allison & Co..
feeling confident that by prompt and care.
III! attention to business we shall merit
their patronage and confidence and make
their interest ours.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-09-08

The editor Of the New York News SAYS
that he can't express his feelings. We
congratulate his readers.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-09-08

Receipt for making pantaloons last
Make the coat and vest first
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-09-08

lHrRoTEHENr.-Our entsrpri>ing friend
HAGY, landlord Of the Hagy House, has
Just completed the erection Of a large aud
convenient stable, by which he is now ell
abIed to 'accomm.date 10th man and
beast IN manner unsurpassed in the
West countrec.' Attochcd to the barn
is commodions shed, supplied with doors
and locks, for the safo-kceping Of carria-
ges, &c. This will be great con,enieuce
10 farmers who bring grain, -four, &c. to
oar market. If they do not wish to dis
pose of their loads i'm mediate)y, they can
have them put ia secure place by stop
p ng at the lIagy House Uagy is always
up with the times, and like ali good men
is bound to succeed.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-09-08

The full census returns of New York
City shows the population to he 93l 900.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-09-08

The MesSrs. STAFFORD are doing a fine
business thrcshing the wheat crop of our
farmers. They have machine that thresh.
eS the wheat and separates it from the chat
by the same operation.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-09-08

ALEXANDER IL. SrGveNs will take the
stump for DOUGLAS, in Georgia, on the
first II September,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-09-08
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

NEw FlRN.-By notices elsvhcrc in to.
days Register our readers will perceive
that JonN II. CHARLES, Esq, has retired
from the Banking, and Agency business.
having disposed of his interest to Hon,
IonN P. ALLISON and GEORGE WEAEr,
Esq, who have entered into a co>partncr
ship for the transaction of a general bank
ing, agency ard insurance business. under
the name Of WEARE & ALLISON. By this
arrangement the business Of the late firms
OF Means, Allison q Co., George Weare,
and John II. Charles becomes consolda-
ted and gives the new firm a prestige
which can not but prove highly adyanta-
geous to them and satisfactory to the
friends and correspondents oftho old firms.
Me'srs WFARE and ALLISON, respective
ly, have long ranked among our leading
and most successful business men, and en-
Joy the unbounded confidence and liberal
patronage Of our citizens. We cordially
commend them to residents who have
business in NORTHEASTERN Iowa which
they desire to CntruSt to careful. promnt
and competent hands.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-09-08

me little, love me Lux
COLIN.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-09-08

Our merchants are paying 60 cents Il
hushel for neR wheat
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-09-08
COMMERCIAL.
SI0UN CTR

Corrected Weakly by ". ToorLr. Wholesale and
Retail dealer in Dry Goods Groeeries &c
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-09-08

Gov. LErcHER, q irginia, has openly
declared f2r Douglas
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-09-08

Flour ofthis years croplas been in mar.
b"t for two weeks past, and retai1s readily
at - per 100 pounds. The quality is very
rO0l.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-09-08

GEO. WEARE
JOHN y. ALLISON,
Sioux City, Iowa. Sept, 9th 1860
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-09-08
COMPREHENSIVE.

JOHN ii. CHARLES.
Sioux CITY, Iowa, Sept 9th, 1850
, 1860-05-03

ITO RENT.-A three story Brick
\ Horse, With al the modern Improvements ca tha
South 3ida, within minutes valk Of tbs X ss O3es
Apply to +. BROOKS, Post 01ee hu11ag. ap6c1Q In
, 1860-05-03
Husband Deliberately murders His
Wife.
4i..f Ieats.

Again in our capacity as journalists arc We
called upon to record another horrible deed Of
blood, which occurred at an early hour ycster-
day morning in ths northwestern part Of tile
city, whereby Il German named Peter Glenn de-
iIberately killed bis wife By plungins huge
butcher knife into her right groin. Glenn is Of
very Incorporate habits, and Tor the past two or
three months has scarcely drawn sober
br<ath. Yesterday morning. shortly after dav-
light. he Rrose from his bed and lett the house
for the purpose Of procuring some medicine. An
hour or more elapsed ere he returned, and when
he did, it IVES in drunken condition. 1mme-
diatcly upon entering the room be commenced
abusing. bis wlfe-a custom that he continu-
ely indu1ged in-and to prevent i'm from
telling her to the floor with his fist, she seized
tumbier ind struck hin, in the forehead. The
Bcrambllng noise between tue drunken husband
and the abused wife awoke their son who yas
sleeping in the same apartment, and as be sat
upright in his bed, it was to zee cleaning
knife in the hands Of his father, messenger q
death to his mother. After she had been stab
bed. the woman staggered to the side Of the bed
and feu into the arms Of her boy, i corpse.
The murderer fed immediately after the occur
renee, but towards the close Ct the day he was
discovered By officers Erbe and Schmidt, who
lodged him in the Bremen street Station House.
Both the murdered aud the murderer are sixty
years Of age.
, 1860-05-03


The Committee on Examination, appointed
BY the Board of Directors Of the Theological
Seminary ofthe Northwest, spent Friday, Sat
urday aud MONDAY, the 9Th. asth, and 30,h Of
April, engaged in the work from four to fro
hours each day.
The students were examined upon portion Of
the Greek and Hebrew Languages; the Canon !;
the Evidences Of Christianity Natural Theolo-
81; DIalectic Theology; Biblical and Ecciesi-
astica1 History; the Nature Of the Church, her
Sacraments, Officers, Government and Disci-
pine.
The examinations exhibited the eminent abil-
ity Of the Professors, und were all sustained by
the students in a manner highly creditable to
themselves.
The building occupied the past year, and
which affords ample accommodations for u
large number Of students, has been occurred for
the ensuing year.
The Library, of :, 900 volumes, for excellence
-
, 1860-05-03

We looked in at the Great Wigwam yester-
day. 1t is progressing as rapidly rs its best
friends could desire. The roof has been en-
tirely finished, as well as the fronts on both
streets, which are now being painted. The
towers on the west front are nearly finished.
Within we are glad to notice that the inl-
n,erse galleries, which VIC believed before were
entirely safe, Lave been put beyond ull suspic-
ion Of debility by an added double row Of stout
posts. TIE two Committee rooms are plastsred
aud well lighted, aud make excellent and scr
siceable adjancts to the great building.
1t will be in entiEe readiness By the middle oi
next week. 1t is all undertaking Of which OUT
entire city nay well be proud, and We are glad
to notice it is so accepted BY all parties. It will
speak volumes in behalf Of the way things aze
done" in the metropolis Of the Northwest.
, 1860-05-03
Virginia Republican State Convention.
Especial Di.ratch 10 the Cincinnati 0azette.]

AHEkLlN4, Mly1-
The call for Convention nf the members Of
the Republican party in the State Of Virginia.
has been nobly responded to. Few move
ments looking 70 the Initiation Of political
party in Stare State, have ever been so sue.
ceasful.
There has already assembled a large number
Of delegates. coming from nearly all PORTIONS OF
the Statc-the river c,unties more particularly
being represented, though the representation
extends to counties which reach tue Al!eRha-
nies. A few come from the heart Of the .sOld
Dominion"
The citizens Of Wheeling, thoroughly con.
vinced Of the propriety ot the doctrines laid
down for the advocacy Of the Republican parts
Of the State, in the call for this Convention
which call is in almost the words Of the call for
our National Convcntion-bare spared no psina
to make the delegates comfortable. No trou-
ble. such ms 1eceutly disEraced the city of Bal-
timore, is anticipated
It is not probable that the Convention will
extend its session beyond one day.
The platform will be modelled upon the call
for tie Chicago Convention, but no preference
will be expressed for any one Of the candidates
before that body, gentlemen with whom hare
couversed tellias me that they are quite vii.
ling to assist, by all the ability ther possess. in
giving at least moral strength to any statesman
named By the united wisdom Of the delegates to
the Chicago Convention.
Tho feel,ug favors the State Delegations vot.
ipg as unil at Chicago. 4 resolution to tha!
effect Will probably be passed.