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A foRwARDIN6 AND
COAM sSi0N MERCHANT.

PLASTER. SALT, l. UMBER, COAL, re. d..
In addition Ia my fCrwardlns Business, xuu a
,nf1rm my friends and the pablo that have
LCM3ER YARD opposite my warehouse, and d
rectiy on the l,ne of the York River Hsitf99sJ'
Sinla IL MBEk, SHINGLES, &c.
Mr.. 4. w. PEERS Will attend 70 sales OF LuH
Ter on nv account 49,.
liberal advances will ba made. a y i4rH-
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THog. DoDAMEAD. Gen'l supt.

80 -, -. o. = RICHMOND AID aga.
asa-sss s-s5l ss5aeszs51: WILLIE : 4 l. 70 ! Ok
saAz e9f's2--SeaZ@ ESS FREIGHT AMI &C
C0MM0DATiON TRAINS.-un and after MON
DAY, Oct. lst, an Express, Freight and Accom-
nod ton Train viii leave Richmond daily tSun-
days excepted for LynchbuTg and intermediate
polnts. leaving Richmond at 2 M. and arriving
IN Lynohbutg AZ 8 A. ~ IN time 70 connect with
the passenger train going west Oh the Nrrs mia and
Tennessee Railroad.
Returning, leave Lynchburg at % 7 Nj, i'm
laediately on the arrival ri the train from the
west, and arrive IN Richmond at S IL A. II.
Sc 29-ts =. q. TALCOCI, Supt.
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fNhr.NN & DAVIS,
VI PRACTICAL
ssr,s Strssi, s<ar It. 11norv, RitlmoS2 y,
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF
GRANITE WORK
yuh I2-Isu
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I1SE DGVAL'S EAt DIS HOESE', an IN
- valuable wash for preserving the Teeth
I his invaluable preparation is composed OF sub
stances which long experience has proved are
most efficient IN preserving the teeth fro decay.
1t is an cieg ant, iras rant Tooth Wash 'noarting
delicious freshne IS to the mouth and breath ard
completely removing al d'letefi2uS substances
healthy aud adhersnt to the teeth. Used accord
ing to the directions it will sotualiy preserve he
teeth. render them less i,apie to ache when de-
ca, ed, and prevent many Of the psIuful aud disa-
greeabe operations OF the dentists. ManuEac
IIIrsd and for sale by J. 2. WAL. Druggist.
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nVERCOATs !OvGikCssags .-CEcap. hne
- ana SJperhne, sack and p&tI0t, with and
witAc,5 oapss Pilot. Beaver and Cloth, made W
RIGA VELVET YES FS-ln good taste. double
and single breast, tip Top quartz.
Us AND BLAKE rs Also, Under
wear for cents Use; also Neck Ties, Scaris and
Comforts; also, Shtrs Collars and Drawers; also,
Gloves, Socks and Suspenders; also, Money Belts,
Stocks and Haadkefchle a fui assortment and
sold cheap. WIS. TUPMAN, Agent,
Main Etreat
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/ IGHT, LIGHT, Light Gas Chandeliers;
l. Kerosene oil Chandeliers, 2, 5. 4 and 8 burn
ers; Kerosens 0il Lamps of the newest stJ les,
SIEBBINS, PCL.LEN CO.
Corner 9th and BROAD streets
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30 Concentrated potash--Ali econ o IN
zeal preparation for making Soap. One pound
Will make SIX ga Ions nice clean soap. Price, Is
CTS per pound. For sale BY
JOHN W. GAHLICK, Apothecary, &c,
matset Place, Franklin street.
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Va. To Gr0cers.-The attention OF srocers
ana merchants generally IS called TO SEluPLE'S
lNFALLIBLE BAKING POWDER. d home ar
tIcle. and 81 oeror most OF the kind before the
puoiic. JNO. ". OAkLlCk, Sole Proprietor.
- Home Manufactures. sempte's Eniai-
LtBLE BAKING row DER. the best and cheap
eat preparation for making biscuit, bread, pastry
batter and "uckE'he&t CAKES, cts. For sale by
druggists and gt0csrs generally.
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EASCY GonDS.-We ottar cur large stock at
L very reduced prices, for cash. Il embraces in
Fart beautllal yarlst II Fancy China and other
n otto Cups ana oaucers; Fancy China Articles,
IN great VARIETY; Eieeant Coio4 ne Bottles; Fancy
Nuxs; Rich PaPIsr Maciiie Desks and Work I1es;
Fancy China, Tea aud Fol eli Sets. We cordially
invite our friends aad the pubic generall5 10 cali
and examine. We have also many desirable aTtl-
c!es for pIeseuts for gen iemeu.
THOS. A. BCLKLET L CO.,
NJ Main
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- buckley Il CO. are now receiving a fresh
stock OF rlch Plated Tea Sets. Tea and Coffee
Uras, Butter Disnes, Candesticks. Ice WAFER
Pitchers, CAKE Baskets, 0oblets, Mugs, Spoons
and Forks. Casters. &c. The above goods are
aada expressly for our sales, and we warrant
them TO be Of the hest quality, and worthy the
attention of pufchasera. , , On
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fyLOTHiSG.-DARR HARRls& Co.
~ nave on baud large OF CLOTHING,
SUCH as Urloa Beaver OVera rats; Moscow Beaver
no.; English hitney do DTah Beaver Garrlcks;
Bacs petersham GarTIoks; SILVER Mixed CaSsI
mere Suits; Fancy Nobby suits; Velveteen Hunt
ing Snlts; Black Dress Suits; whioh we are sell
INK very low For bargains, call ou
DARRACUTF. HARRIS & CO.,
Main
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sURGW SSTONI-W HOLESALE AND
MES"IC CONFECTl0NERY, FRUITS, &C.,
Importer of French Candies, CcrdIals; &C., and
manufacturer of Double Refined Candies also,
parties nd weddings, in town country, supplied
with Urn imen,al Confectionery Ice Cream Cakes,
kc., No. ia Main street. next door Exchanze
BAR RIahmopt Va
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SrOTswOOD HOUSE.

Thus new uqtsl. At the corner ~ MAJ y, "a
Arrests. just htIshed aad slsgantiy fnrnisS,d'
nov open Tor the accommodation or guest.
ne location ~ the best in the slfy anS a..
enert wal b made 10 please Tho patrons ~ ~
have secured the services Of MrT W Il
Nile En, late Of tue Everett House New h'EE'
molly JOSEPH IL. CRENap M
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JAWS, DsUPREs; 81 co., will give Gasf
~ entire attention - the
SALE OF NEGROES.
Publicly and privately
ODD FELLOWS' HALL,
Cornsf MayO and Franklin streets,
RIcHNoSD, Va,
no H. DAVIS.
VIM. 8. UEUPREb,
3. X. FUNDREN
=
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DROWN's BHONIHIAL 4 KOVHE
ID Qu'u's Favored Cod liver OIL Jelly, Cod Liver
Oil b, the bottle and Oh draaght, Wlsts.r's Basam
Wild Cherry. l.. WAGNER, Druggist,
Corner Sth and Rrosh ST.
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FlNESEf Swiftly VE It ANEEb trttVtEss
RIES. = 10 frkins No. Goshen Butter; Is
bbls BuoAvheat Flour; 81 bbis superhns, Extra
and Family Flour; Smoked and Picked salmon,
So half barrels No. E1rth Carolina Rec Heyrlnss
DAIRY, Pine Apple ana Goshen Cheese; Dat siea;
Rye FopE, 80, &c, Just received an for sale on
tie lowest terms for cash, OF TO prompt customers
as MiNkiS = co.'s
III N Il ~
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,.v =. tsukl,ON Z sON,
GEO. $. LOWNEs. VIM. d. COOK.

Ky 20, 5, =" III ooK "7"' D 000A
Il PHBNIX FOUNDRY AND
IRON RAILING MANQFACr0Rfj
9Th ST., Sd door east Of MAN, Richmond, Vs.
addition to cur Works, with the modern
Improvement IN tools We hTHSteeEs ou Pf.,
ana ORNhMEN TAI RAILING. EERANDAHs
WINDUW CAPS aud 5lLLS, colt IRVN
FRONTS, ana general Iron Work, at price,. "
suit the times. Give us call, and examLn' Go
sl.ns, &c. seq 81
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NIEDiIINE CilEsrs-of ali Hxes. suitable
w for family and plan tation use. Also, Phy
sic.ans' Pocket Cases Dlsseeting Cases, Surgical
aud Dsntai Instruments, for sale ~ Philadelphia
prices, hf w. PETERSON n co,
10 siYAAt
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MOI, $3.50 bbls prime New 0rie4as 90
HA bbls Portland SyTnpi ~ bbis. MDs1oNado'
WINSTON Il POW EhS.
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EFkNS Sts4ARN. a. bbls. A eusAr %
- p9ls Cifete Sugar. 40 bbls. sugar; 50 btis.
f1u4 y Sngari . bb.s Crushed Sngar, 20 obs. Cut
Loai sasssi 81 hbs; yellow Sugar; ~ uercas prime
LEWIS WEBB 4 JOHN q. WADE.
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MEAN Man. oEss. nAN,ss pE
I SALES, BROOKE AVENUE, RICHMOND
Eh.-Condacted by the SISTERS OF CHARITY.
Patients OF all denominations, not having small
COX or any other contagious disease, are received
Any phy gIcisn may send his patients 10 the intr-
maTE and attend them. White persons, III prIvaJe
rooms. pay from 81 TO Sl2 per week, and IL wards
S6. ColoTed persons IS per week,
PHYSICIANS AND SURGsOSs.-Doctors ST. g..
PEACHY. D. THOMAS, J. 3. DORSEY CUL-
LEN 5-ts
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To tluCsEk AEPEhS ECONOMY OF
l. HIil AND Money over three quarts 81
beautifully transparent jelly may bs III tue IN half
tAe usual time with our S0arkIGs hslatlne, cost
Ing Oaiy % Ceats package. Aay iaiy may III Ike
this jelly IN her chamber without hOilag OF the
use of eggs, by folowIsg our directions.
MEADE a. BAKER, Uruggists,
lS6 Man strsat cor. ahnVe PnSl Office
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-05-05
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

Regular service every Sabbath al the
Methods, Church, on Douglas street, Rev.
|. X. FULLER. Pastor, NJ III o'clock A.
NJ, and } o'clock, p. NJ.
At St. Thomas Church. Rev. Mr.. Hoyr,
Rector. "n Dou LAS street. every Sabbath.
at | o'clock, A. NJ, and 6! o'clock. p. NJ.
At the Presbyterian Church, Rev. Mr..
CHESTNUT, Pastor, on Fourth street, everv
Sabbath. at II o'clock, A. NJ, and ca
o clock, =. NJ.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-05-05
(ONssENs AL.

Corrected Messy by ". TonrL.. Who.esAie sul
RETAIL dea,er la Dry Goods Groceries, &c.
SIOUX CITY REGISTER OFFICE,
sIoux Car. NJ rs iste.
tho business 4 ths past week. There has been
very fatr basn,>s d5as ia i. partm .nts OF both
wholesale aud tail trsd,.
WHEAT fLouk-atOoas 90 per hundred
tohN MEAL-s!o1 per hundred.
CoRN-61c per bushsl
PDfAr)3S-39 par busheI.
BaANS-si ooatl IS per bushel.
HAN-issi6c. per ID.
BAGoN-l2al3c Per ID
LAkD-i2al5c per ID.
BUfrEE-i5s2Uc per ID.
EGG SO: per DOZEN
DRIED AfPLES-l2al3c per ID.
DRIED rEACuES-iaAluc per ID.
sCdAR-ioAi6c per Id.
COfFEE-l6a2Jc per ID.
TEA-'5caSi 81 Dor ID.
MoLASSES-,;ca3i % per gsllsn,
BEEf-3aloc per ID.
PoRK-5c per ID.
ONIOVS-si 90 per bushel,
WIiSKEY-aOca60c
wood-S2o per ".
PINE-sb5 per thousand II.
sHINGLEs-riae 81, Cottonwood IS per thous.
LATti--S5 per thous.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-05-05
JOHN p. SAMSELL,
(Of BOstOs,)
FASHION TAILOR.
sunUY CITY unxvA

DEsIEEs T. cali the attention Of tho citizens Of
sioux city aud ,clnity Ia his fsrilit.. FIR n,Au.
Ut, tnring tents Cio hing lie Hatters hi seif that
from his ioag sxIerisnes in the bnslnes.. aud al.
fs's tent q give sairs ssi ia II both ~ to
Aty and workm taship. Terms m. d-rate
Particular atts. tin givsa TO Cutting out gar
masits also ~ repairing aud cleansing old clothing
Snd satisfsrti n guaranteed IN all eases.
as-Sicp on Isdyt st., one dacr South If Lucarncks
IRIS store. tAprl, I, ls8D-tf
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-05-05

SOLDIER, ABOUT Company a." 4th
Artillery, arrived in our city from For,
Randall on Sunday last, and are now en-
camped near the mouth Of Perry Creek:
awaiting the arrival Of a boat. They are
en- route for Old Point Comfort, Va.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-05-05

CARDs.-We have on hand, large as.
soriment of Cards. all sizes AMI quality.
which We will furnish, handsomely printed.
f"r one dollar per hundred five hundred
for $3.50. and one thousand for $780,
Now is the time to have cards printed
cheap. Give IA a call
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-05-05

THE warm weather of the last three or
four days has made it necessary to resort
to ice water to keep COOL This Office is
under obligations to Sawyers for large
chunk of the congealed fluid Those
Of our citizens who want ice can he sup
Piled every morning by leaving their orders
a, Sawyers.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-05-05

COUNCIL FRocEEBiNGs.- Connect Chan.
Der, Sionx City, L,ca, Nay lst, 1861
Council met pursuant to adjournment.
Pressn,-llis Hon. the Mayor in the
Chair. ...
The following Aldermen answered to
their names: Weare, Hagy. Sanborn,
Smith. Farmer; and Aid. Kingsnor,h.
titzsibbon and Cordua, came in after the
calling of the roll
The committee appointed to settle with
the ia,o Recorder, Marshal aud Treasurer
reported, and on motion Of Aid. Farmer
The report was adopted.
Report OF the City Supervisor on the
expense Of repairing Perry Creek bridge,
read, and on motion was received.
Repor. Of City Engineer on bridging
the ravine on the road leading 10 Plymouth
county, received.
The committee on the account Of II. D.
Belts for services in making out delin.
quent tax list, clerk hire during sales, &c.
report unfavorably on all the accounts,
except four dollars for clerk hire. Rcpor,
adopted. and IN order directed 10 b. drawn
on the Treasurer for the amount
The finance committee report favoraLly
on the bill Of Ii. ID. Belts for $J4,23, for
per censage due on taxes collected for the
year 1859. Report adopted, and au order
directed to lie drawn or the Treasurer for
the same.
The committee on the petition Of John
X. Cook ask for further time. Granted.
The committee on the petition Of Nc
Elhany and others ask for further time
Granted.
o" motion Of Aid. Kingsnor,h the
Council proceeded to elect IN Alderman
III the Third Ward, oeessioaed by Geo. W.
Schus,er no, qualifying
On motion OF Aid. Farmer, James C.
Hughes was elected to fill said vacancy.
The following resolutions were adopted !:
Resoiced, Tha, the city recorder be and
hereby Is authorized and required to fur
nlsh the city assessor such blank books,
stationery. &r.. rs may be requ size.
ReHclced, That the ,ity supervisor be
and rs hereby ins'' uct-d to proceed imme.
diately to repair bridge nj mouth ut Perry
Greek, IN such = manner as will render !,
safe and secure: Provided. That the ex
pehditnre shall rot exceed SlJ0.
Resoired, Tia, The Mayor be authorized
10 advertise Tor proposals Tor building
bridge over gully crossing Howard stree,
and grading, according to plan furnished
by city engineer.
The accounts Of J. ". Stevens for SIS II
for services as city marshal, was referred
to committee OH accounts.
On motion. the Exhibit" made BIZ the
committee appointed to settle with the
late city officers. WAS ordered pria,ei rs
part Of The proceedings OF said mni,tce
CITY CURRENT FUND.-CR.
BY amount iii delinquent IN assessment
for 1888, and sold Tor axes july Eth
1859, SlD3 SIS
BY amount still due on assess.
Neat .or l5J9, S4S l3
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-05-05

CHANCE For BRiCKI,YEes.-We call
the attention OF hr:ck-l,yers to a, aaycr-
e>eme"t in to day $ p#p.r, by which they
will lrarn of an opportunity &c secure n
good job.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-05-05

We tender our thanks to Judge MooaE
Tor number nf choice frui, and ornamen
tai trees. which he brought with him from
the East.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-05-05

Jon PR,SriNG.-We have recently made
some additions to our already large and
varied assortment Of Job Printing mate.
rails. and are now prepared to do all kinds
Of printing ia us good style and at rs rea.
sonable rates as any Office on the Missouri
Slope. We respectfully solicit the patron.
age Of merchants, agents, county officers.
and everybody having printing to do, being
satisfied that we can give satisfaction ~
to style and price.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-05-05

DErUry L. S. MARsHAL.-J. NJ White,
Esq. Of this city, received his comm ssion
on Wednesday las. rs Deputy Marshal. to
take the census in the counties Of Wood
bury. Mononn, Ida and Sac. We congra
tulate Mr.. White upon his good fortune.
and hope tho honors of his position may
be accompanied by the pecuniary reward
due good and faithful pubic servant.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-05-05
ShcrlH'S Sale.
cTNTC OF low A. WOODBURY. CoUS.
- TY-Ss.
l.. District Court Of said county.

l.. District Court Of sad county.
Nv virtue of a special execution issued from The
Office of the clerk of the III it Court of sid 'un-
ty In favor Of D,n.t /? Essl.y. sin'iH snd a+a,nst
T. a. Pare. 4 !. i. Parser Defendants, dated
Mach 18th u. 1867 an TO me irectsi comm teu-
,,r me- tha, " the r-ri .<t he einate d"sc'rd at
said apfen tnfs ,hs. to Satib Inl Gment obtained
in s,it court. make ar "suS- to lie mrd the al
of Thtrf-rr hun tied aud fifty eight dollars aud
S.,.usN three cents AMI of suit taxed ut thr
sun cf twenty on. and lhl0I dollars aud accfutng
interests ,pi costs towit: All II x u. fearres 4
j. NJ ps,m.r's ri bt II ie aud interest in AMI to the
me undivided ons half IT the north east quNtero of
the north W st quarter and lots No one and two in
o.. tnn No. =, township No NJ 20 No. ~ contain
ing lSo act.a ding t. government suTveN. Als1
IN AMI to enc undey ided one hslt 9" the north eat
Iutrfe- - s-ctin" No -, township No ~, range
No u ant the e,st half Of the north west quartsr
md the nGrih west qua ter OF the IN 81 qnH~-
ter of .ection No -, township No. SO rinre y" -
also in the eat hali 81 the north east quarter
the North west quarter OF he moth east quart r
AMI the south west quarter Of the north cyst qiatsr
tf section No -. township No. 81. rtnr- y" IL
west, also al o. il All I. tlo"k N. forty. II" ant
fort two. hts numbered from me & twenty inrla
i've ~ Saux Gity T. oprr nj Of thu allow" DESERT ed
property kinr Sra bring in W"uihu v cnnnty -tat-
Of low, ! her-hy give pub t. no ir'. at ! IA II
III Tor SAL at Public Au, tinn in f. n Of th- Pa
pnt q door, in SINK city COUNTY sni stnie ut re
aid OF Monday, NV 2i-t 1850. between the hours
az O'Clock and o'co Of srii d's. 10 the Iii 81
bidder for cash tn, shove dss'rih pr party TO sat
isfy the above debt, with inter sts and ess t>.
L.LANBEEf, Sheriff.
Sioux City. lows april 10th p6i.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-05-05

How. Our Old friends OBEa FoorE
and FRANK CHArEI, E.qr.., OF Yanc:on
u. T., ARE in town. Their rotuud and
substantial appearance attest the health.
fulnpss Of the climate Of Yancton. They
inform rs that Dakota is rapidly filling up
with u desirable class Of set,lers-indus.
.rious, energetic farmers, who will soon
cause TO bud and hlossom as the rose :
what was but short time ago ompara.
tive ~ilderness.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-05-05

WARnASrEE DEEns. printed on superi.
or paper. tor sal. u, this office.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-05-05


PEnsoSAL.-Ws had the pleasure few
days ago Of greeting our friend Hon. N.
I. MooRE, who returned to Sioux City on
Wednesday morning last. The Judge is
in his usual fine health and spirits, aud
expresses himself highly gra,lied at be-
Ing again in his favorile Western home
Mrs. Moore set out with the Judge with
the intention of coming to Sioux City IT,
remai" permanently, but unfortunately fell
sick on the way aud was compelled to re-
turn. She will rejoin her husband in
S;onx City SO soon as her health will per-
init.
Me- J. NJ. SrcSE and family. aud Mrs
OBED FooTE, returned to Sioux City few
days ago, from visits to their friends in
the east.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-05-05
n Office.

4 LII pevstns are wsrn.d against negotiating 4
~ csrtai, note given by L. II. - th.id to tho or.
rcr oi Howard Cray. aud dated IN August. 1907, a.
the confederation Tor SAID note has snpsy 'aiisd.
.~f L. IL. RKDFIELD.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-05-05

EsyELoPEA--We have = good assort.
men. Of epyslopcs for sale, cheap.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-05-05

sioux City Post once Regulations.
Mails arrive at and depart from this Office ~
follows
siux City Council Bluns-Leaves Tuesday. Thurs.
day and saturday arrives Wednesday, friday and
SUNDAY. Mail closes at y o'clock, T. NJ. preceding
the day OF departure.
Sioux City and On iia-Ieaves Monday, Wednesday
and Friday att A. " arrives Tuesday, THURSDAY
and saturday Mt T. T. VI. Mail closes at y . clock
+. VI preceding the day "f departure.
Sioux city aud lcstn-Ls,ves Monday, We incsday
aud Friday NJ 2 T.. L.: arrives Monday, W Wednesday
aud Friday by ~ u.
81 us City and Fort Dodge-Lenv,s every alterpat =
Monday. Mail Il ,ses nt u lock, l.. II. preced-
Ing the day of departure.
81 nx City and Mankato. Leaves every alternate
Mendsy Mail closes at 9o'ciock, +. NJ. preceding
the dsy Of departure.
Sioux City and ranors-Ieaves N niay at Z A. NJ. :;
arrives friday at Z. NJ. Mail closes at o'clock,
=. NJ. ..reeei,nv the day 81 departure.
Sioux city snd Fort HaBdall--Lenv.s every Monday
manning Mail closes ut O'Clock I. NJ. preceding
day Of departure.
CHAs. K. SMITH,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-05-05
Shingles !--.Linle I!

A CHOICE LOT OF BLACK WALNUT SHIN
n GILES for sale at reduced prices. Also. prime
article Of LIME constantly on hand and for sale
cheap. Esquire II
aprl2l ATAAa.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-05-05
W. have inspected : 10, Of new bl.nt

We have inspected . lot Of new blank
books, manufactured =, the Bindery Of J.
g. DAVENPORT. Cedar RAPIDS, Iowa. which
in every thing tkat constitutes good work.
manship surpass any books made in Iowa
that we have seen. The materials are Of
the best quality, the ruling aud printing
go"d, and the binding nea, and substantial.
The first premiums at the Iowa State
Fairs for 1851 and 1859 were awarded 10
Mr.. Davenport for the hes. specimens Of
binding.
GEO. WEARE, Esq, is agent for the above
bindery for this part OF The State. Any
orders left with him will be promptly a.
tended to.
The hooks noticed in this article can be
seen at the County Judges office.
# -->e~s- ..-
WE have before rs copy Of the Dem.
crat. pnh'isb at Triton Iowa, containing
the valedictory Of {. Curtis. the late pub
Usher, and the saln,a'ory of our old friend
d. Houston R,u.h. ESq.. who has assumed
the charge Of the paper. The Democrat
is handsomely printed sheet, and bear,
"nmistakacle evidence Of prosperity. Mr..
X. is a ready and spicy writer, glorinu.
good fellow. and deserves, ard urdoub,ed
" will receive a liberal support trnm the
Democracy OF Cedar county. Here's our
pdr, Davel May you get rich and live
thousand years!
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-05-05

Corrected Messy by u. TorfLs. WhuesAie Al
RETAIL deaier la Dry Goods, Groceries, &c.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-10-05
EXPoUNDING THE BIBLE.

A learned pedagogue at Nantucket. used
every morning to read passages in the Bible
and expound the same as he proceeded. in or
der that by asking questions as TO how much
they remembered of thi, comment, be might
ascertain who were the bright boys Of the
school. On one occasion he read from the
book of job thus
There was man in the land Of u, and
his name was job, who feared God and es-
chewed evil that is, he eschcwed evil as do
tobacco, be would have nothing to do with
it,
With this very clear and forciblc clucida-
tion of the word 'oschew he proceeded. and
a number of verses were read and commented
on in a similar clear and ineligible man
ner
After a long interval, when the young mind
had time to digest its food. the pedagugue
called upon one of the Youngest boys, and
the following dialogue cnsued
Who was the man who lived in Ia
Job
Was be good man; :;
Yes
What did he do =
He chewed tobacco when nobody else
would have anything to do with it, was Bob
Holmes answer.
The boy was permitted to take his seat