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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-10
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EVERY SATURDAY Ho11I10,
Sioux City, Woodbury. County, Iowa,
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ZIEBACH 4 FRENZY.

MU3tNNlE A .-AA GNf1lF
exxxs ~ sussc3rrFisa--rss D.,lass ysur-
always IL sAvssts = ~ .six neatAe, One 0olhs
for three months, fihy Cents. Ff..f4'
J0D WORE--HsviAg an extensive assostmsnt Of The
latest styles o. Job and Card types are prepsr.
- ts Do al kinas n Job Printing In the best style
" tha art. 3 rS3 NJ
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-10
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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-10
TOWNSuIp OFFICERS

,.,.;e.s Of Lhs rsace-JAMES N. BACON.
C,n.tob'ss-A MARSHELL, }. ". STEVENS
Trrst.1s--E. X. ROBINSON, l.. G. SASBORN, JNo
rIrxG BDoN.
Ctrk--J ". BACON. .... .a+-
4s,ss,or--A n. HUNT.
S,prrisor--JOlN W. LEVIN.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-10
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
HOTELS.

HAGY HOUSE,
SIOUx CITY, Iowa-.IoiN HAGY, fsovftse0-
- The Proprietor respectfully informs the public
thst his facilities such that he is enabled to &C
snods,- his guests in good style ~ any Hotel on
the Missouri Stope. BY giving attention 70 the
wants Of his guests he hopss TO receive liberal
share Of patronage. n'nrSs Svti
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-10
ATTORNEYS AND LAND AGENTS
.. r. DAVIS,

.. r. DAVIS,
rTORNEY st Law and General Lsnd Ageht-
~ Speial attention given to payment OF taxes !;
jocatinv Iand Warrants; the inv-stisaton aud per.
Ssctins Of and other titles redeemin. LANDS sold
Er taxes: making collections. and legal OustRSss NJ
Al kinds in Northern IOWA and Nsbraska.--Omce,
on Douglas street, sioux City, Iowa. vollnol
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-10
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rryuOLEsALE and retail dsalsss II nAsdy Msds
m NHsthiue. Hats end Caps, Boots and Shoes
nss 6seA4 Jswslsy. -, corner Of Pearl and third
.Gs0 - CsV, Is~s a'--a -
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-10

= = y. d k1Dk AAOS
yTHOLEsALE ard rstail Scslss n Osecsries and
w Provpsiona. Fins Lumbss. Doors, Sash, Blinds,
Pine ShiDgIes, Ac, ons door wssl - ksasl sefsst,
lrsntisg Lsvss, Sioux City, Iowa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-15

These represent over twenty-five hundred tons-bcing
thc largest feet OF similar character that len New
York. The company and crew UPON them number about
three hundred.
Besdcs thess are the Charlotte 20 tons scud rs tons
Richmond, 2s tons Una, 10 tons Daisy, Coquetse. Ga
xec Dagouct the Quarantine feet, OF Boston, the Rein
deer nom Providence, with delegation OF r. @.
board and number OF other pleasure c<an TOO
10 mcnton-"
meeting Of tho captains OF the feet was convened at
ten O'Clock. board The Maria, whom announced
that the squadron would start for New Bedford
O'Clock In the morning.
ball N 70 be given 10 the club tonight at the Atlantic
Hotel, and the veeet expectations have been excited
regard the event The ladies' will be out 10 full force
and the occasion promises 10 DO worthy Of the time and
the place.
The afternoon presents no devatIng features from those
OF the earlier part q the day The Una has started out
cIamhake The little Richmond, with party Of ladies,
went sail outside, aud fair FORMS at The peril Of
wettng from the rough which prevails, visiting
friends among the fleet Commodore Stevens IL holding
isyee the Maria and his broad deck radiant with
mundane divnites has been the focus every glass In
the SQUADRON while the hearts Of the young yachtsmen
are psptaing with envy at the old gcnticmsn
ful diplomacy
We have here 10 stop for the mail 10 do M duty shall
not forget while dsshing the 70
way 10 New Bedford 10 give account OF grand di
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for SALE Another man and two other females then came
IN, and asked 70 see some watches, the two women
movements Of the first two from being seen. After
while the three last Corners went away without pur
PAYING for igDess wah . the % nsse bad AS ss
also hurried Oh and then Fontaua that
his diamonds bad disappeared. 1t 10 further known
that the police having obtained description OF the six
persons in question: suspected Of the females 70 be
certain Rosine Nathan, living in the Rae des QaAtre
after her, went herself to The Prefecture, and was aSso
into custody 10 likewise known that few days altar
man was arrested AZ Lyons for having borrowed pair
Of scales TO weigh diamonds and that he recognized
by Foniana AZ one Of the two who had robbed him.
Finally, man named Pierce, and female named Law
similar to that Fontana and that person recognized
them a. two Of the six who had been In his
onsr two and have
beeo condemned At London. Tho two in the hands
Of French jostice--the woman Nathan and the man
before the Court OF The man represented himself
TO be Scotchmau, Of the name Of lcn, but from the
Investigations which have been made appears that he
is native Of New York, and that in addition 70 the
Of Allen no has been known by those Of Edmnnds
Br.nds and Stuart Both Fon.ana his nephew Who
In the shop with him. positively recognized him a. the
man who had called for watch. The application at
Lyons for the scalee to weigh diamonds likewise
had arrived in that city win and q female who,
on his arrest mysterously disappeared from the hotel
8 which they had put up The y Is not doubted was
wanted TO enect division Of the booty None
OF the diamonds stolen found In Aliens possession,
but he had securities for French rents bank note
watch and other things which turned out 70 have
been stolen At London Moreover II was discovered that
be bad been condemned than in that city for
theft As 70 tho female, who IL native Of Alsacc but
who for many resided At New York. and who has
gone by the name Of Fete Leon Mme Georges and the
widow Doard, she was recognized by Fontana indeed
he expressed the opinion that she who took the
diamonds. When arrested abe found TO possess
creted In her petticoas 500 bank 2Of gold and
some jew and she could not give satnfactary
count .: towhere they came nom, nor why she had hid
them. Nome Of tho diamonds however, could traced
10 her. The jury acquitted the woman but convicted Al
len, who was condemned 10 ton years. hard labor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-15

FIRE ~ Crxxsr MAsrrscrosy About nIpe O'Clock
last night FIRE broke out stvo story franc building
the Of Ffth and North Thirccnth street, D.
used AZ mandatory for fire proof oemcst for covering
roofs The Fire Department quickly al the OF
the ooneasrston but owing 70 tho volumes Of
smoke emitted from the burning building their efforts 70
save II were quite unsvang, and The building With 10
contents soon totally destroyed The business o.
manufacturing the cccnt carried on principally At
night, and the of The ere said 10 have been the
bursting on of the pines used 10 s manufacture The
owner II the property r Mr. George Nuigan, residing
NJ al Bond street rrooklyn. The oes Toe building
and contents estimated Al from e. 0oo 70 5000, on
which there n Insurance
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-15
IL

Ar0rsr H.-Mooye and others PdrnloLs and othrf -
Ordered that plaintiffs have tho relief demanded IN their
complaint, and that they possession Of the
premises therein described and that the defendants do
liver the possession of eald premises "a the paint
which are situated in the city OF New York and known
~ No bs5 Broadway, and TIE plaintiffs recover Of the
defendants their costa In this action.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-15

NEWS FROM EUROPE.
~><~>>->~~o0->~~~~-,|>~>00
arrival OF the inglo-Saxon at Farther Point
and Damascus and Edinburs at This Port.
~~>~-~~>~~~~~~~~---~>~~Ns
TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
THE syrian CONVENTION SIGNED AT PARIS.
~~~~0~~~|~o~0~-o~-~~~oOo~~-~~~
Additional Details Of the Massacre
at Damascus.
~>~~~~-y~>-~~~~~~~<~~->e>
he Weather in England Unfavorable
for the Crops,
&c., &C., &c.
TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
rHE SYRIAN CONVENTION SIGNED Ar PARIS.
FARnrx. Porsr, August IA, 1890.

FARMEa PoSr August IA, 1850
me steamship Anglo Saxon, from Liverpool on the ID,
vh Londonderry the I'd inst, passed. this poiat this
seuoon Her dates two days later than those area
q received.
me general by the Anglo Saxon is not important.
ne steamship Golden Fleece, from New York via st.
Johns, ~ f., arrived At Galway on the ID inst
me steamship Glasgow, from New York, arrived at
Queenstown on the I'd inst
Ooiton-sales Of the week 72,ooo bales. The market
closed steady and unchanged.
Beadstuns-Westher unchvorable for the crops
Flour quiet. Wheat steady. Corn advanced Cd. 3D.
Provisions dull and unchanged.
Produce unchanged.
English funds firm.
Oonsols o3H a93X.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-15

The London Tmes believes the English people are dis
Fused 10 receive this letter spirit Of mir and honor
able consideration but cannot see sny reason for The
disseminating Of the purely defensive preparations
have on foot We cannot Afford TO exist sufrance
We 10 continue a first Power Il must be by own
strrnRth, and by the permission OF any else.
Tho Tyma adds, the condition OF friendship between
England and France is equality. We should be most
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-15

onds from Tontana the jeweller OF the Paais Royal,
about which much has been sad has at length been
brought 10 end. II s known that on the evening Of
the aOth March Last man and two females went into
Fonasas shop pretext OF purchasing opera glass
Whilst the examining the articles offered him,
the placed themselves near the window In which,
among other things, quantity Of diamonds were exposed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-15

me steamship Dsmasc~, from Liverpool, July 30, and
The Edlnburg, from Liverpool, August southsmptco
August arrived at this port yesterday afternoon Their
sdvces have been anticipated by the Adraso and the
Anglo Saxon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-15

The stock In port 10 estimated NJ 200 bales, Of
which OTIS 600 bales American The saice include
1000 bales speculation and for export The sales
to-day riday) foot up 900 bales, the marke, ccsng
steady.
LIVERPOOL BRRADsTUrrs MARxEr.
fe weather has been unfavorabe for the CROP Flour
- quiet Wheat steady. Corn advanced Sd. I'll
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
ne provision market generally dull aud unchanged
LIVERPOOL rRoptcg xARxm.
me produce market IA generally unchanged
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-15

LONDON, August 3-P. N.
Coneok for money and account S3s p3H.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARxEr.
1dvnRPooL, August 3--P. NJ
fbe Brokers Circular reports the sales Of the week at
73oo0 bales including 900 70 spectators and 5000 10
sxpcrters rhe market coscd active and Grner, but
chasged regards prices The authorized quotations
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-15

INDIA AND CHINA.
me overdue India and China mails autographed via
frseste but the news Is unimporiant
The Richmond palladium., 1860-07-12
SrRATroN l. SoN, have received and al

SrRATToN l. SoN, have received and are
now opening large addition to their form
er stock of Dry Goods. to which they invite
special attention, as they were bought at re-
msrkably low figures. and consequently
will be sold At low prices to customers
The quality OF the goods is superior and are
therefore commended to the notice Of pur-
chasers. All are invited to call aud exam
inc them.
The Richmond palladium., 1860-07-12

D8- Neigtbor Elder writes 10 the Gin
cinnati Commercial. denying positively the
sham sale Of his office that Madame Rumor
had attributed to him. for Little Dug's bene-
fit. He comes out. plainly and unequivo-
cally, for.---James Elder. p. NJ. and nobody
else, publishes both the Douglas and
Breckenridge platforms, and hurrah's for
the National Democratic party! Our neigh
bor's whereabouts this Presidential contest,
seems to be nochere.
The Richmond palladium., 1860-07-12
Hi.sery Of the O,sl settlers.

A few copies of this interesting work have
been left at the City Book Store for sale
1t will be found peculiarly interesting &c
manv of our citizens from the fact that il
contains the only authentic history of the
captivity of George Holman and Richard
Rue. who for many years were citizens OF
our immediate vicinity. This work was
written by grandson Of Mr.. Rue. and the
facts related may be relied upon. as being
as near correct. as any history which was
not written as the events were transpiring.
It can be had at the Book Store Of Messrs.
Swayne & Nicholson.
The Richmond palladium., 1860-07-12

Destructive Fire-The alarm Of fire startled
the citizens of the village Of Washington, in this
county on Monday last. The dwelling house
and shoe shop Of our friend Joseph Ogborn OF
that place WAS found to be on Ere, communica.
ted we learn from defective Aue. The fire al
% communicated to the residence of Mr.. F.
Williamson, both Of which entirely des-
troyed. Most Of the furniture was saved from
the flames. Mr.. Osboru has . large number oi
beehives in his garden. and it was with great
diiicu,y they we're removed to place Of safety
The loss is quite heavy upon both parties. VII Q
can lily afford to lose such amount of property
They however have the sympathy Of their neigh
bors, and liberal donations have already been
made to them.
Since wriiiug the above, We learn that the
Ere originated in the house Of Mr.. Williamson
and not ~ above stated in that Of Mr.. Ogborn
If any Of our citizens feel Disposed to aid these
worthy men, we axe the liberty Of saying that
sny thiug forwarded to J. w. Scott will be
faithfully handed over to them.
The Richmond palladium., 1860-07-12

EI John X. Boswell is giving his per-
sonal attention to the tsking Of pictures.
which are warranted to give perfect satisac-
ton. His long experience. and his great
success induces him 70 invite the patronage
of all who wish pictures to call at his rooms
on Main west of Front street.
The Richmond palladium., 1860-07-12

~ Apples took a sudden fall yesterday
in this city whilst lifting pine box nearly
full of them out of wagon opposite c.
Hunts Grocery on Marion st, the bottom of
the box came out and the apples fell in the
gutter-'twas a big pi without crust, how
belt those who were lifting appeared to be
sufficiently crusty al the accident.
The Richmond palladium., 1860-07-12
~"Good mos ming, Jenkins 2

k~"Good mos ming, Jenkins Y
How are you, Jones p
Hainea'?"
"Why, man, where have you been =
aTo Pixies Peak"
.'Wsa, that accounts for your not being posted
Everybody h.re knows 27 Main Street is the bes
plscs to buy goods.
The Richmond palladium., 1860-07-12

Cheap Se,cing .nochines-INoores Patent
OnIu 80 Do1lars-Doubie Thread. We have
had the pleasure OF exsmin ng work done on
this machine, and judging from what we Rave
seen, have no doubt but it is &C excellent ma
chine. I, so~s from two spools without re.
winding and will use any kind Of spool thread
II makes q double lock stitch that will not ravel
out, though cut every fourth stitch. 1t will
hem, gather. enbroider, sew seams quilt, or any
thing sIse in the sewing line. 1t seSs the thin.
est fabric, thick cloth, or marseils with ease and
purchasers as $40 is much more convenient to
raise than S55 or 500 We say to our readers
call on Mrs. Ross. on the west side Of North
Marion street. who is agent for this county and
see it for yourselves.
The Richmond palladium., 1860-07-12

BJ- Two horses hitched to a butchers
wagon ran up Front to Main ST.. up Main to
Pearl, and down Pearl, yesterday noon.--
At Nestor & Hunts corner. came in contact
with their wagon, breaking one of the
wheels. One of the butchers horses receiv-
ed severe cut over one Of his eyes by a
stone some one threw at him in order to stop
his flight.
The Richmond palladium., 1860-07-12
|NOrdyke's Percussion Bolt.
HOME PROOF.

Il
iSTRICKLAND & BRIDGLAND say-"After = trial OF
- than sx months Nor dy te's Percussion Bolt
',cconpshes the object fully We bolt hou
from DAMP with and oEal 10 cleaner than
before"
BROWN + ADDISGTON. Mr. Addin gton for II
years miller the late Basil Brghtwe I'VE
much pleased with Nordyke's Percussion BoiS. We
DO duty grinding and giind to suit the
Can will increase the capacity
comm Bst 25to 80 per cent"
I. SWARTZ, Esq. twenty eight years a miller, and
miller in the Richmond City Mills, says Nor
ykes Percussion Bolt has many advantages FOR sDs
Sicy doing close srrG T0rk 1t has equal
uas been using the Bolt for six months.
f Mr. wILCoXES OF Muncie,say Nordyke's Percussion
Bolt gives better yield and perfect
A. McLCCA.. Esq. Of Economy for rany years miller
for George Gillespie. of Hsgerstown, ,Iud, have
with its operation 1T bolts with and profit 1t
needs hopper boy cog wheels Il can make family
aud superhne -Four At the same time L have never
known il to clog
BRADY & SON, OF the Quaker City Works Richm on l.,
'ay have just put up two OF Nordykes Pat Percus
ion Bolts land consider them entirely superior any
muse, ..they will from four pounds dour
bush-l over the common bolt"
At s0e last state Fair: The Com mittee says
We consider 1t superior any other cement AMI
recommend first premium OF twenty dollars
'ays We take pleasure recommending Nordyke's Per
usson Flour Bolt, aud award it rstpr and dipIo
.rTNew Bolts furnished n operation and war
Anted
u THE Improvement attached to Bolts in in
ne day = time. Apply W. T. DENNIS,
Gen1 Agent Mill work, EngiE es and Machinery.
5otf RICHMOND. Ind.
The Richmond palladium., 1860-07-12

rMessrs. Starr 4 White are prepared to
up put in the best manner. upon the most
reasonable terms. and at the shortest notice.
al kinds Of stsam piping: and to furnish
steam whistles, &c. Of the latest and most
approved styles. They are also prepared
20 supply the ci,izens Of the city with gas
Of q pure and superior quality. Their
present stock of burners is very complete
embracing some beautiful patterns. Now il
an appropriate time to pu. up gas piping II
houses where il has no, already been done
The Richmond palladium., 1860-07-12

On Dir---Rumor hath it that Bro. HoPE,
Of the Billiard Saloon. is making arrange
ments to 90 into partnership with the State
Of Indiana in the liquor business. as soon as
he can procure from the County Commis-
sioners the necessary partnership papers.
The Richmond palladium., 1860-07-12

H%The Pslatial Bazaar is the place for
.easonable refreshments, such as ice cream,
water ices. lemo" ade. soda ater. fruits,
&c, DC. His rooms are neatly furnished
and kept in the best order.
The Richmond palladium., 1860-07-12

Alta regular Communication Of Webb Lodge
No. "a. +. Il A. NJ. held on the evening OF
June 20, 1860. the following brethren were
elected for tho ensuing year
w. w. LYNDE, w. w.
J. NJ SMIrH. s. W.
=. SHARpLEss, j. w.
T.. NJ. COOK, Treas.
w. w. AUSTIN. Sect.
II. N. LAND, S. d.
OF. JONES. j. D.
=. CHANTS. T.
The Richmond palladium., 1860-07-12

Y Il w = II q e. Il -
Adde'S, HARNESS, BEIDLES. COLLARS, &c. &c
he wouid hs oldcusom-rs and
public generally that he is stiil hand
his old stand and opposite the City Hotel Main
hmo with Harness, saddles. Brides.
osrs, Trunks. Ladies and ientiemens of the latest
tyies Buggy. Wagon ana Riding Whips. Horse covers
and combs horse brushes, trace. butt and
chains ny netts ed ton and leather bug
y all ind3 hames and stddiery hardware which,
will sell low had any of the neishhoring
ities. WM. l.. BRADY.
NAV
The Richmond palladium., 1860-07-12

New FrRM-NKw SroCK.-Messrs. Hib-
berd 4 S~syps. successors Of Reed i Hio-
berd. have just received large addition to
their former stock of Hardware, and are pre-
pared to supply the public with al articles
in their line. a. prices and OF quality which
will be satisfactory to all. We take pleas
ure in commencing this house to our friends
and the public. knowing that there is nc
place in the city where more reliance can
be placed OF better bargains can be had
They are gentlemen in every sense OF the
term. aud their facilities enable them T.
compete With the most successful.
The Richmond palladium., 1860-07-12

To Bu1LpkRs.--The people of Kokomo,
in Howard County. are about to erect a
house for the Normal School 1t that place.
The building is to be OF brick 80 by 20 feet,
thrse stories high besides the basement
The Building Committee have advertised
thai sealed proposals will be received for the
erection aud completion of the building. I'LL
Tuesday. I7,h inst. Specifications may be
sean at the Office Of r. Vale, Chairman oi
Building Committee. in kokomo.
The Richmond palladium., 1860-07-12
GROCERIES
E, n. (SlTHENS.

AS just received large and compiessstock OF Fresh
6roeerIes from the Eastern Cities, which toEsihsr
sith his crmersock his the largest and
piete stock Indiana He all his old and
wouli be pieasei to haze eustoners call and
examine his stock lie will their interest
10 deal siih him Tho public invited e.i and
his goods AID prices.
The Richmond palladium., 1860-07-12
F11Idy'S
~ O NJ NJ Il R A l. 4 q L. l. E q Z:

Rlc Ond. Indiana,
No. p. Main Street, over ID b, Craw:ori's Store.
he Spring and Summer session Of this insttotion. is
ow op for the reception OF students, both day anf
yepipy The course Of instruction will be thorough
ad practical and the same prescrh by the best
st!tuous of the kind in the United States,
ook keeping b. double entry, ,commereialcalcuatons.
.nmanshi D. structons in commercial
wani all matters pertaining to business generally
Students completing their full course at this in
tuition viii be uiy competent to take charge OF snd
sep any of books By Double Entry in any depart
ent trade whatever. Young mon wishing to obtain
thorough business education would do we'll to make
IMMEDIATE application, superior advantages will be
forded to the student during the coming summer
or fur ther inior nation apply to or address
WILLIAM PURDY,
Richmond, Ind
isy Sd, 1860.
The Richmond palladium., 1860-07-12
MASONIC CALENDAR.
TIME TABLE.

Svyisals and Departure Of Passe"S~ Tra'"'
Cincinnati and Chicago Railroad.
On and after Apr 10th. Trains will arrive and depart
. follows: an 49,, D..
ort. md Barring on Express Train $40 p H.
~,. - -. .,r;vs. D ~ p n connects AZ Richmond for
oncnnati Peoria and Burlington Express A;oo -.
Freight $50 p =.
Cincinnati, Eaton and Richmond Il. d.
Burlington Express leaves for cinennsn a. 80 s;h,
- AZ
Izpr,ss Mail arrives s40 A. =; lnhianapo's * o;So
pH: Burlington Express 9:e5 freisht II 30 sm
Indiana Cen. and Dayton and Wes X r.
0oingwess- Night E1 ,+04 am Chiesso'AMl; $40 m
Day Express. 30. Express freight, o.@s' D n-
CDcinnaIi Fieighs. 5.3o. NJ ,.,,.
Going East Morning Express. 49, N; co,unhns
Nail 9.3O " m; Night Express, 1927, = m E1pfsss
rsighs. I,l5: IN; Cincinnati Freight. noS. q m.