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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1861-02-22

On last Friday morning we had quite a
thnnaer storm. The clouds thickeDed and
threatened a heavy rain, but the storm
passed off after letting down the liquid ela-
meht for about ten minutes. On Saturday
the weather was as fcklo as a maiden's sf-
~fections It blewed and it snewed and il
frize and it misunderstanding with an oc-
c%asional beam o~fsunshine that stole through
the c%revices Of the floating clouds. We
have never seen snow fakes fall so thi ok
aud large.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1861-02-22
NEE. HARRIS sEseecEss

We publish this week, as a courtesy due
the Representative in Congress from this
District, the speech Of Hon. John L. Har-
ris On the current political topics Of the day.
We, however, would be doing injustice to
our honest convictions did we not, in the
same issue that carries the speech to our
readers, express our unqualified dissent from
some of the positions it assumes and the ar
guments advanced. We will not weary our
readers by celebrating our objections. They
can read and judge for themselves. We
merely desire to place the fact on record,
that it is not from sympathy with the line Of
policy indicated in the speech that we pub
Iish it, but a disposition to lend our columns
to the representative of the District to pre-
sent his own cause to his constitu ents.-
They are as capable Of arriving at the true
merits of the issues discussed, as we are. It
is proper to say that there are some passages
in the speech which be can unhesitatingly
| endorse, whilst the policy marked out and
sustained meets with our unqualified disop-
| nrOyal.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1861-02-22

The bill authorizing the use Of the milf
tin and an unlimited number of volunteers
to coerce the seeded States, passed in the
House of Representatives Saturday b =,
vote Of 40 to 81.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1861-02-22

a Convention Of the people OF Maryland
was in session the first part Of this week.
They adopted resolutions requesting The
Governor to Issue a call for a State Conven-
ton, the object OF which is to be conference
and cooperation with Virginia.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1861-02-22

There has been nothing done Of a definite
character either IN Congress Or the Legs
latu,e. W. therefore do. not burdepi 6ls
Columns with inaitid a~c,alis.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1861-02-22

We call attention TO the advertisement Of
Or. II. j. Cosons, Vertinary Surgeo1, ia
to~day's paper. Or. Cosens comes hiahiy
recommended, and we have no doubf Will
give satisfaction to those who may patfonisa
him
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1861-02-22

There has arrived at Alexandria %, 500
tons of iron rail for the Manassa Gap Rail-
road, sufficient to complete the track to
Harrisonburg.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1861-02-22

The Richmond Examiner, we learn from
the Dispatch, is to resume its daily publica-
ton under the editorial charge Of Jno. NJ.
Daniel, Esq, late minister to Sardinia. -
Mr.. Daniel is one Of the most forcible and
polished writer's Of The day, and will make
the Examiner an interesting and attractive
journal. We welcome Mr.. Daniel back to
Virginia, and are pleased to know that he
designs connecting himself again with the
press.
The County Court of Wythe has subsetib~
ed 81, 090 to arm Tie county.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1861-02-22

Rev. j. w. Greer, of Charlotte, will
preach in the Baptist Church of this place
for several nights, commencing with Tues
day next.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1861-02-22

The last Quarterly Meeting Of this Con
Ference gear, fer Stanton Staten, will COM
menee in the N. E. Church tomorrow the
x1d
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1861-02-22

There have been twelve cases of small
pox iii Lyncilburg.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1861-02-22

We learn by inquiry Of some Of our most
intelligent and observing farmers that the
wheat is looking generally very well. In
some portions Of the county it wears a dis
couraging appearance, but generally it is in
good condition.
W. 3. Niblack, member Of Congress from
Indiana, has been appointed Chief Justice
Of Nebraska Territory.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-08

,,3Iqn1 ~ :, - 10
So tns i"S' safes tepoi'eo "e'o lou CASKS
rtpTH NJ, w. u ~, ~
,,, pi'S ~ , ~ 0'e'"!'' anu "' IL
- ~ 70 ' 90 ~ VI s','' 'P7 W ''''
mi. ~ - - - t. " ~ "e'0 ''"s at
- ,sa vs. ., - r. e., :, u
week fecePS eu ools' ana tcS ana W Kegs exports
1rr,.
. ~. n,,,,,, 'S ' ''p'" "AS 'e'esS h''''' ''ES'
o, " q w.
- .- 80. sp'''''" ""ie"'"Ss' u" " -
T,,SI.' ~ s' .,
,, ~1m ,e'''p,S WV JUS anu 'sFeeS eNP'''s
~ '4N NNh Nhr'h9h''' intF' l'S "'e" ' S - '
ass 'Pe VI "esS'n pu''tr' "N'i nave ' -1NS-'''
t. ~, "e nNo oesu .oH0 III ~
nN""l-S" AND hol ~ 'iNI "7s''7 ''n u "''
''", iVS'1 -'' ior ii"iu " " VS. = " '', '"e S'o>N
y" A,''o ." ,'o tss .'' L is' ~ '"r" we .''e
Nv" VI az 49, 10y II'n -, 4 ~ NY at '4e
Eat II" ,': iS e ~ 'O' -1'N''i"3 l''e' o"
"i..r - ,l,! :" ~" ,,n NJ,
.'s-,' r"S pee 0'' 's movement and
~ | ~ ,te" "oie a1o o"es "s''E al l7e' IdSAt may
rr..t,,l ~ w ' ~ i'>st" EeA'S al LOG lo''e
nrr 9"rH '' na," Oh 'le Isl INST was Easy bales.
,.,, .' w uS ''e pos' week uas SHOWN
~ a -, ene' anu we nave heoSu Of about -5J bills
~ 500 ," Ava" anu o'V' e S'''"H '0F Necuueu
49, Sip,S 10 JUS eNPoFtSoI
- -, ~ wv" Q"o.''oAs oSe I9' 'or higo' uf
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iAem 0Elexns NLpneu ALarktt.
CRESCENT oErleE, No. 70 Camp street !,

itaaY hHeule' d Ulie 1, Aoot'>
fI te money and pHper market is the hTst sanitation
eeen hsrroNers and lenders But ms there is no
al mis- ,ip,a Il il peae TO rive tIc esnouse The
II, atr,n os5.io, reDa,yip m a-ar hold hv then,
sysss,r, Al rr,bfta5 f,o ,xip yor+bsrn drbts Fnur If
v,~5 Itrtrs Isa.o ,rx,a Al, ,s;,ao, ~ d,,a ,;.t
sss- sTa.- IA ao,,3s - - r a., ooiI,o.;o pr
7,, 80 Iii ed 4 - +fo;r jn.ornt 4, AIN. M, Io, f ,
, sofcr wa n receinf, same nansr fnr cn1erti,n
ss4 s,aa Il III Ma foe,nt, mail 1t,,n, ne VOL te ,dar
s,,d last that m 1,anl ran rar,it Tho a,s
- 49, sToeeoyer ,ha, M ho,i, cs, now al, ah,
.yn s- bont tnr all. II IA rls ~ ~ 5 :,
Al ,3 ,js4a rrax ra f1,, ,nt,o4s+oa Nv ,;s t,,a IVA
zss.p.x -,d t-sn+,,,t. fan,,s 7a ,, -, 80
,,.s:,s.s 81 - ~ t,T5s a. tan, 4 -. ;o,ot
~, W. II 81, ,.s,aara4s1 fv - y; r. ~. !, 1o
49, =. ~, ~, aaS,sat &c" ~ Iver of
.,sss3,ws 81 Tf,o hi ths1 oo o,,sFotr wifi Northern
sp tt ~ ,,Iatfns .t laws II i. not sunnosed that man
4sssrs-5sg;e 7,reosred to et,empt saeh violation
IN o,te Sorthern fands because transactions in
ss, ~ ofla therefore we have merely 10 say
4fa., s5a exchange market In sterling there xere
st, ]. holding nj lOan advance Francs
,,.z.,as,,, ,tsrse5= We Quote K 7na5 IN
ts.,ent N sna,s bavn.5 snnr t-ensfaYs fo y,rtar,
is, sre ,aid sin,naton viii ,ot he ,arn,ittsd in
sss,r s,sgs4,st;ors
qg6 stAer, noonev 1vriters have mast e
~ soSatenr M te rotten credit of The old ier,nc Tinted
Tie elastic Boston Post saws In It's financial review
90 IN +s bnrovpint If overnnant con,D,o sasa e,;res
a II tle of public exigency it should entirely
~ S, io N soa o. e Sne Ses,
IA gFe ana twenty five millions Of The same Sort would 90
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s<aAf The receipts have been liberal but the unayor.
aliGal has continued to check operations and we
a only 20 300 hhds. SID mostly nj 49b1c y
III. eurIair to Fully Fair.
" ggSsaa9t's reeeipts. le6 hids.; EXPORTS l0hhds
sI&ssEs. The receipts have BEEN moderate and the
asasts q ave been confined to few small lots,
&sask's receipts 1888 bbls; exports, 4S9 bbls,
EHoTR receipts have moderate and prices have
Rsaaa rarely maintained The sales of the week include 200
sasrhne at 50 90 and 100 Choice Extra $50 80 D bb
Weeks geeeipts, SIS EXPORTS 26O5
19R&...The business Of the past week shows brt little
~ prices, with sales up to Thursday evening of aboa
an ass at of 605c. for Mixed and Yellow and 81
- SSzstssE lar White Mixed and White
sResL1s receipts, 25s sacks exports 1910.
sATs Prices have materially advanced since our last
vita tales up to Thursday about 1000 sacks ST.
EFzs at 60@65c p bushsl. Yesterday nothing was DONE
E5EATThs last sales reported were 1856 sacks Red at
ass 10 ID hashel
There has been moderate demand for this article
~ prices easier. with up 10 Thursday evening of some
g SACKS at 81 80 9lO0 lbs. Yesterday we did not hear of
es any consequence.
RYE We did not hear Of during the past week
The market has been quiet we have heard of nc
azl1@ al ayeonseqnencs
The market has very quiet and we have &c
ssaAaa u report
stock the Inspection Warehouses the LIST inst wal
Ess asa 6sis Of all kinds,
Walks receipts, 600 bbls.; exports, e55.
ESASs0E...The transactions confined TO retail lots
@ Ear Shoulders, lac for Ribbed Sides and 15916c fol-
SEs7szEss aiid no Sc. % b for Sugar Cured Hams.
k&es Esoeipis LOB casks and ierces exports, 8T5.
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/
pended, said resolution read second time, ant
| Yeas: Messrs. BakcWe0 Beebe Davis. Dunr,i
| Hall, Hodgkins Leefe, NIagiopi. Patterson 9nr
| Seicshnav1rp IA "
| Nons.'Voro
| nays None
ItS1r That the adjudication lay III" onur0l Ter Of con
tract per resolution No. J3-9 repairing the bR, rod,
ie Third District for years PIT. Iuue- CURLY /;
59Hsara Si95 yer he and the hereby approved
the security accepted, and the Mayor authorized 10 rr inn
69a s WITH the parties per notara act for the performance
| The foIiovinr raso1,tio,, rofo..o,7 J.. ,zo:, &c.,
mort was reaG o ,1"tnn % 10 III sau re-
IIonJoJ oid ~ - n'oa, LIZ tL435 we're sus
adopfe i hv the f75o0H [Tat second tine ant
Yeas Wessrs BoEawa,I "a Ron oin no,, n,,.
Hail HoGrins IaHfn Mo Jaws, pupr'
Cafnb+a37n h1e0l0' Ni"9oHl' I"'tcTSoh aAo
| Ta 'Iy NJ 9a-iV'
IG|re3 That the Adjudication by the Co1,ntrolIar oc
con.4act Per resolution w. 55s@ ror r " fh ] 9
2 BE- F94F4 tor so years tib @'re
approved the secrritT ScCf mil ~ a we sans 4
enter nfo contract with the parties per notra act for The
pVT Ti,a safg Of aid y = !.
tHe Iollo"i 1l tcafl Iti11 l'" ned n the Journal
OF tie rQCe@IiE-5 tt LA ,sraI re- 7lth nriI
55s re- 1rrsE "a in all f,7--r4 ,,-,- -, r.,
lion fIo rnas ryara s,[zlIeo n ~ . ~
q sac0n lime rei T7ranir1nIsT ,i,+i H. > i
Rcs,!,an su,Irilins Tie SnI-,or; 49, m w raj,
Ing Strrougting Neipoaene canal 10 be repaired.
The following resolution, published in tue journal
Of the proceedings OF this Board ot the l4th May
t@s1' referred 10 IN sald report, was read on mo-
oo., ene tHle9 were suspehae4 SAD resolution read
second time and unanimously adopted
F ;.trer requesting Inc Stree Commissioners 10 repair
Mr.. DAVIS moved for dispensation of the rules
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Glitter gntelltqente.
CRESCENT OFFICE. No. 10 CAMP STREET.
Saturday Morning. June & 1851

4
| Saturday Morning, june s, 1861
Yesterday dull and day, with cooling shower Or
| two sandwiched in by way of relief
The Era No T. from Ouachta reports that stream falling
very fast She this evening" will hereafter leave
every Saturday, o'clock
The departures yesterday consisted Of the Prince of Wales
and Ferd Kenne for Memphis Texas Comet for Red
river, and the j. A. Gotten for Bayou Sara.
The W Roberts has laid up the balance Of the
season.
The Mary E. Keene will found at the landing this morning
receiving She leaves positively O'clock evening
taking freight and passengers for Memphis and the Bends
The st. Lous Republican of the ls says:
The river here is still falling slowly In the twenty. four
hoHTs ehdng at u clock Yesterday morning fell two and
above low water mark in December last.
mel for all the business doing seanboatng The Tpser
Rasds;, - -'',N' ''e's SN 'ss' wafer Oh 'ns Lower
NJ e T?siHsT y'seF s y w4T Wei Il Faed o'clock a
ness on the leres has experienced no improvement.
MGs'G c sSE La reg@r weekly packet
landings. " LAG "'o 'o"V
Fn Hns Fa RH sn Ton re Ga how5n @ ga
The lower
D rsT Pn me- No. r9H GAIT + THAI Fe
Attakapas via Paquemine.
Acc oL GRo AZ SPE W E3g ys! %
today 70! Baton Rouge, Bayou Sara Fort Adams way
RAPIDEs FOR RED RIyER-The regular packet Ranifes
Capt John G. bowty commander and Mr.. Charles J. Bars
tow, clerk leaves at o'clock this evening river
COUNTESS RED RIvER-The light draught and new pas
steamer Countess Capt Geo. T. Wilson, commander
and Mr. A H. Baylcss clerk, leaves positively this
evening" for Shreveport and intermediate landings river
ERA No. FOR THE OUACmITA-The very ghtdraught pas
Senger packet Era No, Capt Len Moore commannc and
Mr. Ed burke clerk leaves positively o'clock this
ing for the Ouacha river
1BERv1LE FOR N4CKSBURG.Ihe regular Saturday C. s.
nail packet bervie Capt j. Brown commander and Mr..
Fick8burg and way landings,
MARY e. KEENE FOR MEMPHs-Passenger for Memphis, as
well as the shipping intee-t will take
large staunch, regular fleet welocered complete pas
senger packet Mary F. keene Capt W B. Richardson,
1nander with Messs L. T. Murdoch and W G. Porter
ofe leaves puncuay at o'clock this evening Memphis
and the bends. Passengers will find the Keene
magnificent packets aloa and in her officers the
petent and prudent seambOamen, well genial and
courteous travelling companions, and may expect
ected TO the least disappointment the best edbes by
markets, quick. pleasant trim Remember the
Mary Il. keene this evening.
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

COUNCIL CHAMBER, CITY HAIL.
f-,o roo7 eW HftGgnh'' n'r"day June T. iS3l' )
- No"i hlec IHl2 uay i'll "3 cIOCkr /. NJ, on
cOnVOcatiOn Of the Mayor.
Members nrosent Hon T q Nivon President d.
Maee~c 90 Eam,+,i1 80 I'm ~ :
wa, oiSUall, llaFElSSolI, M0feau, NlllheY
ana HNtZ-I.
HE following communication was laid on the
table subject to call
Mayor, Ally or NEr OprE,ys
CITY Hall June & 1881 /
To The Honorable the Common C,unGjI $3.50 " 0'
Heio men, nave deemed it my Guty the Com.
MN I3unc IN oder thai HHon >honll he llkcn i'm
eey "2 me rIntl OF The Ic>sees Of the markets
@ "a , III conhlc 'il9h TO winch their nane3 are al
IT = with you To devise the emergency,
ana would recommend the adoption spec
II" '"F eM'srn,T III iel'it
~, "O!!E 7. MONROE. Mayor.
me il'LiIon -ei - has transmitted the
'J1'! 81 Assistant A llermtn
W. s. FEFfiNGlil" Secretary to Mayo,
the Committee on Streets and LANDINGS
MNY"EMTY Of New oRLEANs,
To lne Honorable the Common Council
4a2 published in the official journal in French Engsh
ir e$t weeks once each week rspe99g resolutions Nos,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-08

Faza Louisville KY wehave the following Of the Sd inst
feeling in the money market Loans
nch needed in business transactions, completely
a TIE wheels Of trade and discounts sought
FL Rsas rarely obtained Exchange the East
a offered on Saturday at 192 get premium
rag h the brokers being aGl Set. NeR Orleans
eEhalsted but there much drafts
Feuth the buying rate is 1a pct. discount
4 ErnRFtaE. -
Kentucky money has deprecated 4f5 3ct dis
9ssSalltst zltinnati. VIZ quote currency follows
-remfssee.. acknowledgements. 6lD dis
TcS Orleans. ............. 90 dis
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TIE III ARK Z 7.

JEFFERSON CITY, June 8, 1851.
Arrived during the week 1881 Texas BeeVes GIL Hogs 500
Sheep and 1907 Veal Cattle Sold 8S Texas Beeves 1871 Hogs
59 Sheep and S96 Veal Cattle Stock sale 1856 Texas Beeve
942 Hogs, 100 Sheep and 36 Veal Cattle. We quote
PRICES:
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CITY ELECTION RETURNs-- FFTCIAL


2 m ~ ~ mmA smwhlun nmm
"mn~ @~~>~m t~~nw~
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pEoPLEs' LIME. .....PEOPLEs' LINN

-A'-"'' AAAlS M 49, L h1"A LH'S' Linn A''
1T Q E
We have completed the OFFICE on the evee loot
Cont street. where CLERK will always be found In attend
anee 10 receive Freight Bills ading Packets
GOLDEN AGE and r. W. POWELL.
This facility affords friends the opportunity shipping
DAILY 70 Fort Adams and al intermediate points without
curing the EXPENSE At sTala age d extra trayase
Cd R,W ADAMS co, AgensA.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-08
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN,

COUNCIL CHAMBER CITY HALL
New Orleans, Thursday, June T. 1861. {
The Board met this day pursuant to a convo-
cation of the Mayor-the Hon. Lea F. Blackwell,
President, in the chair.
Present: The Hon. Lea F. Blackwell, President ::
Messrs. Beebe, Davis, Duprt, Leefe Magioni, Pat
terson and Seicshnaydre-8.
The following message from the Mayor was read :
MAYoRALTY OF New ORLEANS
City Hail. June g. 1861.
GentlemenI have deemed my duty convene the Com
mon Council in order that action should be taken
diaey the refusal of the lessees the markets 10 nav
their notes due Ii June The assigned by are to
be found in communication which their attached
and which you will find herewith
Is with yon to devise the emergency
as the eXigency will permit.
am, gentlemen respectfully, your obedent servant.
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on ACHITA RIVER.
LOWER COAST AND LAF0URCHE,

L9a.e!! every SATURDAY AT AN
III + FAST PASSENGER PACKET
SYSY h hH8ic. dos, Dalteros MASTER leaves New Or.
lsE43 cans As above returning down the Coast eyov
Hss1szs Monday i'll daylight '''
ala, YIRGINIUS C. DENTXEI,
nIS ~ ., , Advertising Agent.
- The n O., g. and L. T Company viii have a CIcrk Al
me loot OF St Louis street from this date to receive fret
reg Or passage apply board Office Of the
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- LEO II. MARSH, DHNr1AN IL co.,
"-N'''A'' CARRIAGE REPOSITORY,
CORNER OF oARoNDELET AND GRAy1sR STREETS
NEW ORLEANS,

Keeps constantly on hand large assortment ct CAR
RACES from their mandatory in New Jersey which the,
offer for sale very reasonable terms,
Exclusive sale Of pusenbury Van Deusen Douelss
POSTS, of Newark New jersey LIGHT BUGGIEs u2s On
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Era No l. Moore I'm Onachita River.
W Roberts, Tobin, I'm Trenton
DIR Bailey, fun Alexandria.
j A Gotten, Baranco fin Bayou Sara
Empire Parish, Grant, TN DoraldSonyie.
ExpOTts.
LIVERPOOIPer ship Roscoe 228l ta!es cotton 1923 bbls
rosin 1000 slaves
,CIEITA VECCHIA AND NAPLES--Pe ship I5clmont-959
hhds tobacco iI,O62 ttaVeS.
LIVERPO0f-Pcr ship Andromeda-- QG5 bales Gotten l3o
hhds tobacco iuU bblS 1874 slaves.
LIVERPOOI-Per ship Maralhon-2579 bales cotton 2GJO
bbls rosn.
CAMPEACHY AND LAGUNA- 200 bricks 20 L,ls sand
bbls pitch bbls oil 800 pkgS mdsc.
MOBIhEPer schr Southern IndepsndeucelEDO scs salt
Receipts OF Produce.
OuACHITA RIVER-Per steamer Era No 100 sacks corn
80 bbls H0ur Thompson x Clark bb Whtky bO
Dwyer u H0waEd-suudries
TRENTON-Per steamer W Roberts bale cotton II (
Allen &co do Nixon &co- head sundrics
to order
BAYOU SARAPer steamer Cotten-sundrics 10 order.
MENPHIS-Per steamer Mary Keene--l7 bales cotton
Dumesnil Martin II do D Il Carroll &cc hid to
Gnher Rodewaid &col5l coils A AAnil ~ bb
pondeXteF &coI3S do kirkpatrick &co6 bbls apples
prueF do Aolie " BrO4i scks Arthur &co5UO
y W Beggs-lI pkgs butter = pkss mdse
h,oS AhDSONYIGLE-Per steamer Empire Parisi-G hhds
| e'sat shd sondr!es 10 order.
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F1I'TV7 " Z Nd ~. Al ~ 0r70Ck 4. VI
FOR fsALIZE, SOUTH WEST
Hs% N IA $ and Lower Coas-Nnca a Wrck-The fine
,5sss3 passsnEsr packet Empire Parish, 4,
sATtHDAf a" IL O'clock \. NJ For freight or plssago 4p
a'5 f. LANOrF. Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-08

GERARD STlTEl, Alderman First District
+. COX, Alderman rs District.
@. ROBIN, Alderman Second District.
5. P. DELABARRE, Alderman Third District
J. Il. HCCkINS, Alderman Fourth District.
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.
&fItsry .l7c Fair to Good Fair l8@l9c
AaW Orleans, June L 1861.
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sts~r -uas,,.s,ssss-, pUATCE8ARTIEAta Rail-
ssssss.e ROAD-SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
9S- FerC to and from the Lake day only IS cent?
lS~ Buy tickets at tho office, under Depot.
-DRP4RTURs OARS
EE0M the lIy From the I.aka:

On Sundays the rain u leave the riy nj pcacl
4 VI. II, .J-I,,l the hor-n
Tee Iitn Trn ,N leave ay.r7
fr. IA = " until II +. N. - '''
he Sunday j. fgr- p,.,d ,...r,
hour, f. +. II IliH 4, f. A. - '
'''"+ I've L-i4'
P'.,aE" earn" requested procsrn their ,fcar.za
i'r I" Nh'eG l" "ht DN,, OF Reform THa~I. VIII be-
my&5 PA%nELY Superintendent
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-07-27
HE ES II CO.,

"H0LESALE and retail dealers in all kind, Of
Nv Groceries and produce, Pearl street, Sioux
City. Iowt.
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A large lot of Corn. Wheat, Oats
and Pork Wanted this Fall, for which
the best rates will be paid. Also,
Dry and Green Hides, Furs, and all
kinds of Produce taken in exchange
for Goods.
F. BUCHRUCKER.
Sioux City, Iowa, Sept Is, 1860.
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BARRIER SygAp.

II "a Eb 4 NJ SEHUH.
~ Undersigned has removed into his NEW
L DING on Pearl street, where he is prepan
ea 70 attead everything connected with the ton so
rial art in tho most Ia III ioenblc style Tn
patronage Of the gentlemen Of Sioux City and Wei
nifty is respectfully solicited.
ADAM FALK.
Sioux City, May It'll, .SGo-3m
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THE
Sipux Gitp 8egister
Is PUBLISHED
EVERY SATURDAY MORNING,
At
Sioux City, Woodbury. County, Iowa,
r. NJ. ZiEDACH a. WIN. FRENZY

TERMs OF sU3SCRIPTION-On Dollars and
Fifty Cents a ystr-tlways IN advance: for six
months, ssvenly-fye Contsi for three months
Forty Gents.
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BUSINESS DIRECTOR Y.


CIOUX CITY, Iowa-JOUN HAHf Proprietor
- The Proprietor respectfully informs the public
that hi facilities such that he is enabled to ac
comodate his guests in good style asany Hotel on
the Missouri Slope. BY giving attention to the
wants of his guests he hopes to receive a liberal
har of atronase mar24-'59tf
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EUiS. TX EMF.

nEALER in Hardware and Cutlery, Bar Iron and
~ ~ steel, Agricultural Implements, sign of the
Mill saw, Pearl street, Sioux City Iowa.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-07-27

II. ID, EDOGE & CO.,

WHOLESALE and retail dealer in Dry G GODS
w Groceries, Crockery, Boots and shoes, &c. &c
corner of Pearl and Third streets, Sioux City, Iowa
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~,
HUDSON & JOY,
BOsLER ~ HEDGES
j. Il. Ns9RTDY.
MILTON TDOTLE,

"TH0LESALE aud retail dealer in Dry Goods
w Groceries. Agricultural Implements, Bootl
and Shoes Leather and Finding. sc, corner ofPear
aud Second streets. Sioux City, Iowa.
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ALL KINDS OF JOB PRINTING !

In style not to be surpassed by any other Office
west of the Mississippi Our ofice is sappled with
one Of RUGOLEs' celebrated
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A. GReSIsGER,

" HDLESALE and retail dealer in Stoves n 1
w Tin Ware; also manufacturers ofTin, Copper
and Sheet Iron Ware Pearl street, Sioux City, Iowa
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-07-27

WoRK-Uaviugan eXtensiveasso rtmen tofth'
latest styles of Job and Card types, are prepar
ed to do all kinds of Job Printing the beststyl
of theart. Giveus acall.
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DAKOTA CITY POTTERY.

nEALERin Drugsind Medicines, Books Station
- airy, Oils, Paints, Varnishes, &C., Pearlstree
Sioux City, Iowa.