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, 1860-03-30

fE Go to John Jones, 1l9 Dearborn street
and get your clothes cleaned ind repaired.
They will be well done and at prices to suit the
times.
e Payne's $50 Family Sewing Machine,
manufactured in Chicago, is now for sale ut No.
JOS Lake street. 1t is first class machine, not
surpassed by any, making this stitch, and pos
hiS, prices. i employs straight needle, will
neither skip stitches, nor break threads and will
| do all that any other machine will do; is simple
in its construction; its use easily acquired, run
ming fast, and very easily. It is put ut the low
| price Of $50, to accommodate those wanting
sewer at a reasonable price. The public ARE IN
| vited 10 examine it in operation.
mh3o etx Il. ALEXANDER.
- Just received and will be sold chcaper
| than erar splendid stock OF Gas Fixtures.
II. b. W1LNARTH, 12 South CLARK st.
G1EAr DAnGA1xs IN WALL pApEn-At the
| closing out sale at E. G. l.. Faxou's old stand,
] 20 Lake street Parties purchasing will consult
their best interest in looking over this stack
full % per cent less than at any other store ia
| the city. His workmen arc the best mh39.6 Ct
WAS1En.-A young man, aged 81, who eau
| give first class city references as to character,
ability, &c, wishes to obtain situation. Is q
| good penman and accountant, aud willing 10
"turn his hand to anything" Address II. d. F.
| -or inquire ut this office. mhes
RoA7xES, Auo1 If you want good Head
| Light, bring your lamps to the Lump and Oil
Emporium, LEG CLARK street, between Washing.
f! ton and Madison streets, and have them altered
to burn Kerosene Oil. We have altered any
| quntity, which are giving great satisfaction.
March 24.-0t
KEROSENE AND Coal Or 1Axrs-The smallest
stock in the CITY Of old stytes can be found at
Lamp and Oil Emporium between Washington
and Madison streets. mcho3~l2t
, 1860-03-30

STAFFORD i SAIEDLEY's
EXTENSIVE AUCTION SALE
B1 CATALOGUE,
At THKlK SALEsIR00I1,
40 South Water Street, Chicago,
Two dours west Of ci.k s.se+t,
We will san IL The highest bEdde. on tbs
4th day Of a. prla next,
s1e to ccnMsnee =. 10 rEe t,nent II Frerc
and american dtnht~ and tnxs1 lit 4 GLASS. A}.u \
auck If iA!nts. lIuserI U. IurpenLte Va1psh &C. II
house Iec1nltx busIi esa consisting III fows:
bo5ts French .luks AID double .a .as} sh1c9 GUS
NIX, % 40 sal:.. .aeb.>
~: r. It ussv.a.sa. ~. r!.sp,se.r,a..
liz d 10 I'll. res,az ysts,s d. '''" Venetian Rel
i teEA, s. gAlt s.et. No. EE. Coaca yasni.h.
= bbts. Lin.eed O.i. tpurol
Iasss os every VAsssy Md Color: sAfe. ounte,s r.
Catalogue setN b ready on .ues <ax. 1Gfh.
Terms Of sala n,ade known therein.
ne cot3meLc<Uens Of ahs EGa shall o2f % haf
tAtsts TtA. nne.t unaiity :"
Ats', cottaxc House No. 1875 East Adams rs,ess, On
ftsed xrouut eontaeIns pa1tor lnux room, 1then aad
two bespous Lease +4pires My l:s3 acd an b. 10
neWva. For r,f1icu aEs lnqurr Of tho auetiunecfv
Aka tlIte ysRrA lease Of Lot stuaist on southwest
neEettozehes With lie dw.i lnxs on lie sasne, on
Indiana street and the two Atoy snta aa ttv
corner III q which u veil ted to good fenaa t. Tho
On sto oEenlsss o. 10 tho 2retltn=xss.
aaias::s,n sr4fFoap suEDlEy, Aues...
, 1860-03-30

We arc to announce what will very widely
give satisfaction. The Republican Headquar-
ters nrc to be erected in manner and form as re-
peatedly referred to in our columns, after the
plan submitted by ". ". Boyington, Esq, the
Architect.
Lust evening, at the Young Mems Republican
Club.roonl, the adjourned meeting took place,
with an accession both in numbers and spirit
over any former gathering. +, G. Larned, Esq.,
Chairman, and J. 4. {lugunin, Secretary.
The committees to solicit subscriptions, re-
ported $4,000 as having been subscribed, and
with every prospect Of obtaining sufficient
funds to complete the building, viz: 5000 in
all.
On motion of J, ". Waughop, Esq, it was
Rtsolred, That Republican Wigwam be
erected at the corner Of Lake and Market streets,
according TO q plan adopted at former meeting,
and that the following gentlemen be 4 commit
tee to make'n contract aud to superiutend the
erection OF the came. The committee IRE:
TErEn PACE, Z. KAw7oS,
S. LIND, c. n. HoLDEN,
G. s. uCpn1nD.
ItsolraI, That the aume committee be author
lied to take chArrc Of the funds for the erection
Of said building, aud obtain further subscrip-
tions for the same, With power to employ ouch
persons ns they deem proper to aid them in
their work.
Now let our Republicans take hold snd finish
this subscription With rush. Tie building
will be ut once commenced, and will be one Of
The notable Republican features Of this Repub-
iicau stronghold Of the Northwest. The loca-
tion ut tic corner Of Lake and Market streets is
happily chosen to accommodate the three Di-
visions Of the city. The building will ACCOM-
modate from eight to ten thousand persons, ::e-
ing of one hundred feet front on Lake by one
hundred and eighty on Market street.
, 1860-03-30
Nelp A1hRrtiselnellts.

- c. Z. 8ERlVEF, Adter:tsiHa Ae4a:. Is D%1,oor%r.
T. ouhorsez r1e.u4 Adre1asa1 fpr 1ts czsI ell III
LeodEa1 Papess of tie NORTH H<x. ja1-bss<y
, 1860-03-30

kERosEyE AND Coal Oh LAXrs.-The smallest
stock in the CITY Of old stylts can be found at
Lamp and 0il Emporium between Washington
and Madison streets. mclha3.i2t
, 1860-03-30
LOCAL MATTERS.

Go to John Jones, 1l9 Dearborn street
and get your clothes clenned ind repaired,
They will be well done and at prices to suit the
times.
, 1860-03-30

TOR SALE-At a great bargain,
u +r4 On easy terms IouSeaad Lot No II South Mu1k,n
street. between etan and Madison, in The most
tEalt p1t # hs West bivs~n. Apply al No. - >oush
Dearborn atreet~-rcom 10. tnh.6s6t
, 1860-03-30
1I1lante1.

"ANTED-Bnard by young
etnt!e In pssyste family. ~hs1e t:eEe
few hc3tusr.. fatl Sd ftE.et. references e1c1a1
Ads.rt4s "W. = Pre- s. md II b4ue fc4, mh93it
, 1860-03-30

w A N T E D.-Express Wagon,
w Horse AID Ha1pess- stnst te Of good 1:yS, a.d
cheap. Adist:1 "EXFKE>S," at thiD QMce.
, 1860-03-30

- Just received aud will be sold cheaper
than evar splendid stock OF Gas Fixtures.
II. b. W1LAAn7H, 12 South Clark St.
, 1860-03-30

BOARD OF TRADE ROOMS.
- CHICAGO. March 9Th. 1850.
Tho Annual Election Of the Boa.d of Ttade Of ,he Ctf
Of Chcago paee their en- Monday "a DIR
o8 April next The polls VIII b opened 1t 10 o'clock L. H.
and eloae 1t O'Clock Pm.
The Annual Election viii also take pace On the sae d.v
Hotoct when Tie resalt OF hs elect On viii be
announced and 4reh othxr bnaneas transacted Il mar
be brought bstors the Ba1rd.
mh:oa9i7H SETH CATL1y, S4e1et.,v,
, 1860-03-30

Fouxp IN BAaS.--A man who gave bis name
as Michael Mayer, was arrested yesterday, COM
ing out o! the barn Of Mr. Boomer on Wabash
avenue, with ao armfal Of carpenters tools.
lie was sent to DridewclI for two months
, 1860-03-30
Hundreds Of County Fairs,

fNREAT VICTORIA BRIDGE
~ OPEN. This Ilnmen+c iron str.tctusr n.ariY two
ues!n saGth THE lonsestn the world, erected ac1u4s he
RIVER ST. LAWRENCE:
1t Montreal. at tct Il SIX xrl ka1f Mrl!1ns of Dbl
lxis TO cocure1 tks kstc and Western ,4 Of Tie
Grand Ir7x1tk: xk0il4Cuu
OF CANADA,
Is open for public traffic. Thf. road OF ue.;y l1tu
uIlea IN length. Il Operated rnicr
ONE MANAGEMENT FRNM DETROIT. &tCF.. To
PORTLAND. AE.
And there IL oniy
ONE CHANa1 Or CARS
From Chicago TIC Mississippi River to rurt. or Ecs.
tou and Mst fur tn,
The sauah Ne E1sata and New EEKand rzascng
ND oftskat booked through part. ol Canada AID t
New England yates asyo - Ind isoua
Chicago and Liverpool
Andshe Contaeot Of Europe at considerably rue~ a.-
hy The only ..EnaI !e:Gly nn. Of UNITED STATES
AND EUROPEAN MAIL >rEAnEEs railing fron
Portland every :ataItsy. and firm L<eroo every e.
WALTER sAAALf. JAS, WAkI;AcA.
0eEerae Manager, Gen1 Western Agent
6lJl&pz Montreal II Dearborn STREET chtan1
, 1860-03-30

"ANTED--A Book-keeper OF
ssyerl yeas experience In this city, wlshes .tna-
ton Ia established house Peasa addfras p-st cee
box 4193. nhe3xlw
, 1860-03-30

4 GENTS WANTED-We want
L. active n1en to seli articles IN esrry City, T.wu
aad Village fu The Wesern States To sua We en- oer
superior Inducements Ne them ftoul 51;3
to $40 d1r. Gall 14 No. n Dsarop,r Street or
acdssa: With pcstaxe siarlp,) TELLER DAY
A-3ns1@ :t Chicago, i!ioe%.
, 1860-03-30

WANTED-From May lst 4 good
House suitable fer suall family. wttla say
Eanutes walk & the uous: uouse SAINT kood It
o9as Nilh soae yard room. and At rtascnAh'e rent.
Ehe1 IN willing 10 atwaJs pay aSsaa:e address
D. +a.tng !oc7t acl psce this ec. O~n+Fl OF
cd shela tn dtEtj Locations need E1t apriy. nsn,xN
, 1860-03-30

TOR SALE-A good chance if ap-
Il piled for s,cn. ANY pesson wuhirE to emha1k In 4
coc1 caah buness vii! bear Of sool opportunity by aa
Only mode ae eap.tol rra7ired. Iah7'xEt
, 1860-03-30

TOR SALE.-Thc Schooner -
Il 81. Lawrence This vessel is ore hunired s2ass
and fcty tons tuEen is veil Furnished and Enowa TO
cheap. Apply to DuLlriLE i MILLER, or GEO.
81 EEL s EJ. mh3. t.6pL3w
, 1860-03-30

WANTED-Dry Goods, Carpets,
Furniture cr Groceries in e1chH Ee fos god Iron
A1!e, Two seated Spring Waxor. vih 'ooeca.
n.I0-S No. 1Q3 LAhE STREET.
, 1860-03-30

:" ANTED-A situation in a Pro-
" duee and GeneFa}C }Coumtss On House. By tsaa who
en- en1mand good husce th- e@u:ty. The lest
fdy ret:reuee be given. Adl:es J. u. X. pvaI
oi1tf box s44
, 1860-03-30

w ANTED-Board by gentle.
and wiz. thu north south tic. !n prvata
Italy ~he;e Il hut feE ho1rtea Must
t<o rooms II .t!e,t ~unl be permanent Rtf~,
exca nsed. Adttt - boz 395.- mhesxt
, 1860-03-30

Auction Sales this Morning.
ousc sal, ef Furniture. at No. % Vest JACKSON ti1ctt
Gilbert Sampson, asctoncezs.
household furnsturc4 Plano Fortcs. Ac.. At no. rs
West Lake tt1.ct, by ". 4. Buffers Co. auctcrccra
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-24


ENLAsGED.-Messrs. H. D. Boogs /
Co., srs having an addition bail. to their
store room. preparatory to the reception Of
their spring goods, which they promise
will be the largest stock Of groceries, pro-
visions, &C., ever brought TO Sioux City.
These gsn.lemen are among our most en-
terprising and worthy business men, aud
the decided success which they have
achieved in business in this city, 10 the bss,
evidence that their efforts to scsommo.
date the public are appreciated. A more
interchangeable business maa. whols-souled
and eompanionable gentleman than Chss.
P. Beige can not be found anywhere.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-24

jos PslxrIKo.-Ws have recently made
some additions to our alrasdy large and
varied assortmcn, Of Job Printing mate
rails. and are now prepared to do oil kinds
Of printing 10 - good style and At - rsa-
sonabls rates ~ any Office On the Missouri
Slope. We respectfully solici. the patron
age Of merchants, agents, eounty officers,
and everybody having printing to 10, being
satisfied that We con give Satisfaction q
to style and price.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-24

sPssAf.-ws Ssa1ivpd sAssasA sAspcss
ones, ttea some sstss~a eosssspondso,,
tho follovise tsasii6ll liass,hesushisg with
vsrdaat simplicity, he srse poetry Of he
heart We led - nsnssesijs,spe eur
table . few ninases, and whom ~ resum-
ID il sssis - fousd slss that Is had
passedy ,hrsush; Ne dssty hsssn u oar
nsddlssone imp, who hes lsft The snmis-
satsabie prints # bic plutosic gsaiss sp-
% the luekless poem, in The shape Of sun.
dry ssses and ispe..isest counsnssries.
But - " DO not hold ourselves physically
respon sibls for the acts Of the Devil, 70
beg The author not 70 harbor any i'll will
sgaisss %, bss to send % On ssns more
poetsy:-. 's 2"@s'".sse af"tofaer
tFor the Register
WHO ARE fHE BEAUTIFUL.
Who ~ tAs ssautsfsi, q they bt.sss $40
In sorrows dark mournins-in midnight drsar.
Il I reckon not" quoth the Dsvii)
RI shov 700 the bsautifsl--oft The oldss tias -
when In those past ages men lived more sublins.(D
e, 4 remote RAGS long since passed svayl So,
Tt'wss sas ~ ~as ~, puss ana saAs6leA-3
II wss him Who sapremsiy rsisnsd il his time. ~
g Ryme doubtful, but mere postic Iiesusa) 0
One who blessed ehildrsn--ths more bsautifu AR,
Than sarths richest treasure can afford meath the
stars. (O
u cns nssn Ne boys of ssesx City, Ut
Who are the beautiful Of the present day,(N
1t Il those that are hsnhls, and thoss VINO pray.
Is Echo brings hack ths rssponss-whoD
II Is not The slistsiss disAsns that SPARKLE .. sAs
brsast, -w,
II - believe task u thoss Who long have been At
rest. ~
q Al! but ''dssd nsn tell no talss-Y .r.3.reg
Those are not the beautiful Who qa.6 tn. golden ~
wine.
And drink the draught Of msrrimsnt 70 pass thslr
sacred time.
q Rather IN unusual color, bslonging 70 "eldsn
times We supposs) ats.- - ,.,-r
Those who on earth are bsautifal-ars those who In
wisdoms ways, s.Nf."
Walk pure holy and unlsAisd-living Nr heavens
daysO) 'a=
u No good looking men In thsss digsins, SURE,
sloux CrrY, Iowa.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-24

ClTY ELECrIox. should be renem
bored that THE important event occurs ons
week from next Monday, Asd that il Is u.
ready tine that arrangements were being
mace for The selection Of our best men .c
6ll the various Offices. Il has been sug-
gested tina, the erection Of City Hall Of.
ters ono moro chance for swindle, and
that there ere fsw lots left in the vicinity
Of oil our other public buildings for sale
q the same sa.ss il city warrsnta A
word 10 the wise 10 Sufficient.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-24

Gedy's Lady's Book for April is spou
our table. II contains about 10 illustra-
sions, several Of which are beautiful steel
engravisgs, and 10 in every respect equal
70 ANY previous number Of the Book
Cody issues No decoy nunbsrs Of hi,
magazine his ootte 10 "sxcelsier," and
bis Ain 10 to make each new edition oil
the Lsdy's Book excel ito predecessors. -
He relies fer success wholly upon the ia
trinsic merits Of bis Book. And its enviable
repstatinn and extensive circulation has
been obtained without The offer Of a
bride or "prizs." II Is furnished to
single subscribers for So year. Address
l.. A. Cody, Philadelphia ..-
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-24

SHERIFF LAABEkr.-We take much
pleasure in bearing testimony to The
Prsnptasss aud fidelity to the public in
ssrsst which our whorthy Sheriff exhibits
in The discharge Of bis Official duties. W.
can only hsps to mete out sstiss % ths
blood suckers who have 30 long infested
this community, BY haviag public etiecr'
who have no csanscsion or sympathy with
The gang-snd ws are glad . kaov that
this fact 10 day appreciated BY NJ.
Lambert.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-24

NEw BRlDaE energetic friend.
James Bastoa, Is building bridge over
Perry Creek under the direction Of the
City Council, which will Be superior TO any
similar improvement in this upper conn
try. The timbers are I'll oak. and are w.
y heavy. No pains are spared to make
i substantial and permanent structure
and no maa ksows bsttsr bow such . Job
should b done than he who has il il
charge.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-24

JuoDk ALLISON and s. H. Cssady re-
turaed TO Sioux City . few days ego from
Dee Aoiass, whittier they had leen on
business connected with the Court House
The trial will come OF some time during
the summer.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-24

CARDs.-We have 90 hands large as.
sortmsnt Of Cards, oil sizes and quality,
which We will furnish, handsomely printed,
for one dollar per hundred FIVE huadrsd
for $3.50, and ono thousand for $500
Now is the time to have cards prin.e
cheap. Give " . call
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-24

Saw MILL BURNED-Ths saw mill be-
longing to Mr.. Lewis Jones. ~ St. Helens,
N. T., wasentirrly destroyed By FIRE few
days ago. The Ere was accidental. Loss
between 81 500 and $4,000. Va
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-24

SELLING At Cosr. We direct the atten
ton Of buyers to the advertisement Of A.
Haas in this paper. Hs is eGering bis On
tire stock Of goods At such extremely low
figures that il can not but be to the adsAn.
tsge of persons wanting al 'thing in his
line 10 give him call
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-24
C1U1cH DIRECTORY.

Regulsr service every Sabbath At the
AetApdiss Chureh, On Dsaslas street. Rev
!. K. FuiLEk, Pastor. q II o'clock A.
n, aid : o'clock, P. n.
At st. Thomas' Chuscb, Rev. Mr.. HoYr,
Pastor, % Douglas street, every Sabbath.
q II o'clock. A. H., ssd 81 o'clock, p. n.
A. H. Prssbyterian Church, Rev. NJ.
CsssTkUr, Pastss, On Fosrth street, every
Sabbath, ~ II o'clock, 4. ~. and 81
O'clock, p. N. srlH - -.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-24

LRrrss PArER-Ns constantly keep .
supply Of superior 10 tier paper for SALE
Fer those desiring il, 10 print handsome
letter heads and furnish the paper for Is
per half rsan-480 half sheets,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-24
Notice.

TINE District Board u Direct oss Of District Town
i ship OF Sioux City, In tbs county Of Woo dbury
and state Of Iowa, hereby give public notice Mai
Warrants No. l04, :05 l06. l0, for the sum Of ON.
thousand dollars cash. and Warrants Ne 100, / %
ITO. Ill, l12 and lis for tbs sum Of I've huodrsd
dollars cash. drawn The School Hcuas Yund O
said District. and dated March Sd. 1890 and eensd
By Abraham Kniss - Distric. psssidsnt and dsass
In favor Of ". Pratt; and Warrant No ia foi
the sum Of fur hundred dollars drawn In hvos
Seth " Swie gett, the school houss fand Of sait
District, and signed BY Absaham siss a. District
President and dated March Sth, 1850, ara llleg al
anA veid, and that the hid District viii not p,
the same.
And all persons are hereby cautioned aaA varnsl
Against purchasing said Warrants.
nc. BACON,
W. H. bI fellow,
JAS. A. sAWYERS.
District Board Of Dirsctors Of Dist. Township
Of Sioux City, In the county d Woodbury.,
March 6th, 1S10 oeooe q lowe.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-24

The lovers Of Lager Beer will b. pleased
70 learn tia. the price Of this eslsbratsd
Teutoaic beverage has been considerably
reduced in this city. See advertisement
Something New"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-24

WsArHEn lrEn.-Ws have never hsd 4
moro favorable spring for the farmer. The
grsssd y dry-snd shs weather delight
full. Most Of the spring whsss is already
Gown, asd svssybody y nov employing eli
her 6sss b psssiag for sssa. TIE md.
cations ass thsl The sesd vill b plss.ed
earlier than svss before in this Amats.-
We think vs aay safely predict = sas-
oaslly fruitful seasoa.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-24

Fos CzAsLEsrss.-J. ". BosLrR, Esq,
delegate to The Democratic Natioaal Con.
vention from this districs. left Sioux CITY
on Tuesday last, Z. route for Charlea,on.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-24

VIZ LEAaN from the Msssrs. Bacon, Of
Correctionyille, that the farmers 10 that
vicinity have taken advantage Of he very
favorable weather. and planted large qaan.
titles Of wheat.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-24

NEw CAuRcH.-Ths Episcopal Society
have selected their site--cornes Of Seventh
aud Nsbrasks sssssts-sad are proceeding
~i,h dispatch in their preparations 70 bsild
their church sdi6ce. They propose to
build . nsas and oomnodious building Of
brick. in the gothic style Of architecture.
We learn that they have already secured
sufficient aid from the contributions Of
our c;s;zs"s to justify them in pushing the
work rapidly to 6sal complesisn. This
will be the third church built in eur city
within one year, and in view Of the hard
.imes il indicates . libsralrty and enter
prise upon the pan Of our people worthy
Of al praise.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-24

ExvsLoPaa-Ws have gsod assers.
neat Of envelopes fos sale, cheap.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-24
BARRETTS HOTEL


sioux City Post Oascs Regulations.
Malls arrive at and depart from this Office as
follows -
Sioux City Council Bluds--Leaves Tuesday. Thurs.
day and saturday arrives Wednesday, Friday and
Sunday. Nail closes At y O'Clock, z. A. preceding
to DAY u departure.
Sioux City and Omaha-Leaves Monday, Wednesday
aud Friday At !, A. M: arrives Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday At s. r. ". Mall closes al O'Clock,
P. NJ precedin. the day Of departure.
Sioux city and toxan--LeAves Monday, "Wednesday
aud Friday at2 Y. NJ: arrives Monday, W sdnssday
and Friday by IAN.
Sioux City and Fort Dodes-Lsaves every alternate
Monday. Mail closss At . o'clock, +. NJ. proceed
Ing the day Of departure.
Sioux City and Mankato Leaves every alternate
Monday. Mail closes 1t O'Clock, H. NJ, preceding
the dav Of departure.
Sioux C'ty and Panora-leaves Monday At I A. NJ. Z:
arrives Friday atoP. N. Mail closea at o'clock,
7. n. preceding the day Of departure.
Sioux City and Fort Randali-Leavep every Monday
morning Mail closes At O'Clock r. N. preceding
day Of departure,
CHAs X. SMITH. PM
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-24
Sioux CITY REGISTER OPTION.
SlOuR CIrY. Mrr6h p. 1Aan

Sioux CITY REGISTER 0YF1CE.
sIoua OIrY. MrreA !. 1880.
What HLOUk-sS. O0a$4.0o per hundrsA
CORN MEAL--oi.So per hundrsd.
CORN-Soc per bushsl
PorATOEs-S0 per bushsl
BEANs-1i oosSl Is PER Aushsl.
HAM-l6al6e. per ID.
BACON-l3slsc PEI u.
LARD-i2aiSc per ID.
BUTTER-20a26s per ID
k00s-s1s pr doasa.
DRIED APPL1S-12a1Sc per ID,
DRIED PsACHES-l1slss per II,
oC0AR--loAi6e pssib.
C0fnEG-lGA2h ~ II *sNR -
TRA-7sca1i 50 psr ID.
MOLAsskS-7Sca1l % per gAllsn,
DEEH-3alOc pr ID.
POkk-Sc pr ID.
ONfOvS-ei % psr bushsl,
wHIskEY--s0cadQs,
LuMRER--O ottoa woea- ~ ~ Z, = W "
nNE-o1s pr tAsusasd q.
9AIN0Lns-rtas q Cotton wssA o pr theus.
S4T0-}s pr thous. Il L
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-24
SIOUX CITY MARKETS.

Oosrsetsd WeSkiy By NJ TocfLa, Wholesale AMI
Retail dss.ss In Dry 0osds, 0roesriss, d.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-24

ST. JAnss.-Owners Of shares in Saint
Janss, N. T., will end so.ssAiss toinser
c.t them IN The advertising colu~as Of to
dsy's REGlsTss.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-24

Inrsovsnssr.-Ous legal ltisad, s. 7.
Davis. Esq, is fitting up very nest and
esnsodioss bsilding for IN o6ios. ssd
will 5000 sbsadon bic old Crib" His
- soes sGeiss' - one b y prsssn,
oecupies.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-24

Nsw PAfsa -Osr Republics friend,
have n lsseth succeeded 10 establishing
N organ. The 6rss nsubsr Of The Siouz
City Iowa Times. made il appearance Les,
week. We ara sorry that NJ. Psndletsn
The editor, Is 20 III . not to BE- ALE 10 -
sane bic new duties in she sancsum. The
paper 10 crsdisabls, - regards the charac
ter Of original matter and selections, ~
wsa - ID iss general appearance and me
ehanisal execution. Personally, We have
. high op;nios 81 ths gentlemen who have
charge Of tie Times land in this connec-
eioa ws will do them the favor to saJ that
II. Swigssss, Who u associated with NJ.
Psadlstea, 10 not the man Who formerly
presided over The destinies Of the Eagle J
We doubt not bat they will publish pa.
per that will merit the support Of their
political friesds. add enc which will h 4
credit - oar city. We ehesrfally extend
y them the right hasd Of fellowship, and
hops kiadly = cooperate with them in
The prooosioa Of al local questions that
are Intended sss Ne good Of eur young
city. Politically. vs shall BE- widely .,
variance, and while ~ shall boldly combat
What We rexsrl - heresy, and shall in oil
probability strike many lance with them
- hope to meet them 10 . fair Geld and
free Sight, and consrovers our posi,ios q
gentlemen whs rely upoa the force Of A..
guuent rather than personal dstrsction
and abuse. We wish the Times long
and 6ourishiax career.