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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-30
INSURANCE OFFICES &C.



NY fully prepared business and the attention OF ne
Company, under It's charter divides Fights OF Its profits
three the policy holders thereby giving he
the advantages Mutual System with The pledge
perpetual Capital Stock Of sOO 0 and the added security that It's
81 ckhodes have o1eyed Interest In conducnng
Affairs with prudence and economy.
Charter requires oneha OF the Capital STOCK and Earnings
benyesedn Bond Mortgage unincumbered kea Estate
worth double the
chief object Of 10 aid In retaining AT home
immense money which goes annually sm our STATE
Life Premiums Northern Companies Ihat money wiz oe
loaned TO Customers for OF ana us
bursed in midst.
Endowmens and Annuies granted Life and term Pohcesn
sued atss low raes other good Companies SaVes
year or for term Of years.
VIM r. mcfarland John Purcell,
Joseph Allen, Bam1 7. Bsyly,
Roscoe B. Heath. JOS B. Anderson,
Thos w. McCAnce Thomas p. August
John H. Montague, ko H. msury,
David l. Burr Jas A. Cowardn,
Levi, Ginter J. d. McCeland,
John Jones p 7. Moore,
Jss, L. Apperscn, John Il; ol1Ioo'ne'
LevisD. CrenShsW, b. y. MhSrry,
VIM. G. Paine, VIM H. ChIlstian,
H z O. Bsskeryn Wyndham Robertson,
samI J. Harrison John o. Shaier,
WE. H. Haxan, Peter " narWcfs
Robt 7. Brooke, X. u hasnts,
Geo ID She'll Edward Norvell,
Wellington CoddIn Geo. J. Sumner,
John Dooley D. s. Woodbridge.
Presiden.-sAM,L J. HARRISON
Pioe Prssidsnt-wM. II. HAxALL
PhySicida-Dr BLAIR BuRMELL
AhOrney-R0sCoE b. HEATH, ESQ
.p2I J. ADkIR PLEAsANTs, Secretary.
M.Jrt Al streets Richmond
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-30

FIALBo1T BROTHER, Proprietors AZ A., .
\ are nov building PORTABLE sTFAM ,setevs wolr,
suss. ~, cTsSa, o. o., al , from u
purposes, which they fsiter theseyss as a.,
oerlor TO any Engines built here essrAer. "a
They viii also furnish STATIONARY sTp. NJ ma,
Ten Morse TO any required psver hh6fEu "a.
and OF various sizes. -TP'o'sa eenrirr.i.,
PUMPS and WHEELS for WATER yosKs ,o,
MILE AMI IRONS for MILLS o. all hind, 'AsLf ellr,
RAILR0AD WORK CT every dtseriptob
TOBACCO PREseFs, ELATTHHr ING Mills 49,.
TOT together With every lis ,ae.i
koh CAbfihGs ard WROUGHT IRON HopE "N OF BRAss Al
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or: wishing to obtain tickets Tor servants over
the Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac X for Wash
neou City and points further North mus, In all cases be vouch
ed fer By come responsible white citizen Of Richmond in
known 10 the officers the goaI tickets vi be soldi
nl,ea for by letter A. ID. ALLEN,
mEq0-Iy Ticket Agent.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-30
Fire Insurance, Marine Insurance.
LyvERPOOLANDL LONDON
FINE INSURANCE. COMPANY.
Capital, &lo,O0o.Q0oi
ANNUAL IHCOM 2,2oui owl
IL. 10 hnl. 90.

,,ro7vr p PS Tiif5 usIfrD STATES OVER fsOOOOoi
All DIRECTOR TeysoadHy Responsible jT ne hiigdge.e"S
NV he Company.
ask attention the security NJ the LVa.poo
w - Insprance Company to its policy holler0 10 its
large cash capital and investments as s'S,
lines convenient -r,es uns large amounts
Ia sd,on n IN. mode OF insurance. ts company
49, pEii IA WENT Policies the psyn.n 81 IEA ANh u
~ bPgWJTNS Property ls thenceforh, PER9AHhEILT
INSURED The Policy can he oshce'eu A'"H! "I''' ~ P
MUM will be returned less per cent -, ,,. IT.. -.
Hinder The Policies Of this Company all claims are PAD
,entaop Of satisfactory proof loss without ded.o
- 90 ;,r. and not usual sixty DAYs AFTER rresenta
tlon OF proof. mvhi 10, 10 :, cis re, Hotel
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A. N Emily Physic.


From Or. r. IT. Cdrttrrigh, Ncc orleans
Your Pill. the prince OF purcS' lh'ir %Hecllent
oulIfips slraSs any -ltlartir W. possess. They are
MILD hut very certain AMI cnrctual m their action ON The
bowels, which makes them invaluable 10 us III the u''y
ID disease.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-30
-,.-.n.n.ln. Imnmritv of the nIooa.

From E...~ p H"e'' Fos'orer Afre'i ,"'r'' 'o'''h
nm ,,.,.r. has, sod your Pills with extraordinary
s, in l. ful'g l5 ,.,u" those am called To Nl'l!
E, l..t,.. I1 regulate tha Ut-l". of digestion ana
,c- ff,. blood. they thc very b",i t,, ~ nave
,- t,,,., and | can confidently rtconYeu4 th,ri -
t',' N', -' Yours j. Y. HINES.
N-trsts-, " yOnuu- Co, y. y, oct. ~ lNs''
UrAE SIR; ANA using your C.atfru' nus lI my a.,
p 80 INHN q. MEAOH AN. VI. ~.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-30
ROBERT T.. DEN Ny,
,,e,leg an liart,ssca, Cusicry, Tools, &C,

EUILDEE5, lfA CHINiSLN, d. hyoSAA a.f.f q. ne
~ l.5 Asoys BASSs.
.,-v De largest
1 -l....t,-s Or Yr-.,h. Ga-lsr ana American ~
xSnr. have "a ts p-as---i Co oi- ,ss-.
= 49, rssrs-t.luy invite -l i- "a; % examine 27lsS
49, .s7- st.re purchasing elsewhere h} E.oIs arc res
Sj-. bar 9aresge' exclusively tos cash. am prepared 70 u
- t.a-- mos On. lal. st terms
. si F--s gg.s s.y.ae Suaths Axes and lAG!ns
- 90. a. AgDfNfEt TOOLS % at kinds
h. Housc-RuraisisiD@ esOocs my stock L $50 Veiy
c,1ol-fe-v'E fins Tea Irafa sa- e'leIs a'l6'- 80
r4-.s stg Ts1 Wac Pans, Tea and Preserving
t.lss cutlery. T.u- Ivory Handle hnlyg, Cn ue. Al H
s- pis-I ,r,. and Spoons Brushes Hair aud Weather his
49,. s-.s- N.--. r-11ns Cooking Utensils, &C, &c
Auiia Tuildius '2aseri ,is r1ru.l''i Nll @
-.l 30 Ilrs. complete stocsViE LotA OF every az
. me-. ia..s Screws Iron and Brass iai eheAygs9-
$500 Al, Pu-, Sash Cord SreS hrrn't ys Cui ana Ntyuta
sails and Spikes, ana ai other iF,' 'l' p-+'-b FN'f
s,t1-r With fools 90 81 <nda ..-.-,..
E@ Jrae5a 'N''--'' - ROBERT J. DENNT,
9ls sf.ir strict above rre B-nss.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-30

y s. MAIL EAHNHIP hUANUMI. <f3GfSN
1 FOR NEW YObk VIA NORFOLK The koa --=tsAessss
nose Captain Geo Crouch will leave here at O'Clock r ."
Saturday, the SOih inst. -, ,,,
P.ssSge 10 New York and sateroom included sO steer
age passage only 81.
Passage TO Norfolk as by the river boats , 20
Frcih received to-day Saturday. anu up 10 the nou VI
O'Clock N. ,--,..,.
Tickets and berths secured at office or on board te snip
Freight fo taken at moderate rates and forwarded VII"
despatch. ,rn1 Ar WALTON
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-30

Washington, ID. c., sth FEB, lNjb.
sr-. Ihs.e used your Pills in my general and hospital
prs.e c,. sue. .su made them, aud do MOI hesitate To
- 49,. .r Nh. J.,. tllta,i.c we employ. Their rgu-
tu- iiinu ou the liver IS 4u.ck ..J decided, couSe-
Sa.aily iiay arc admirable remedy t2y JeT.encn i,
$500 Sd. -i:isie ID 4 ia did not readily yield 10
them. FrJtcra4lly os.s3 tip\fQ 6Ai.I.' ". -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-30

Not oulv are YOUR Pills admirably adapted To- their pur-
N. firi .i- marked indeed. They have In my prac-
lice proved m0,D -lccual for the cure of bilious com
Jyipfs than any r,-,lly can mention sincerely
rio- that have 40 length pargfivc which Is WOr-
nv I'M. rnniLrn.e of the nroiessiOn and the people
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-30
nKiyAISAT PRINCIPAL HUrELS

AnklyALSAT PRINCIPAL hOTELS
EXCHANGE HOTEL & BALLARD HOUSE
POHN p A THOMAS z BALLARD PrOpretors.
March 90. 1854. -
u.u Y, Miss p Wilcox, Charles CITY
y Nsrrou NY Mics n Harris Va
q d wsrriug, do II bnns 40
F,,cn Rail J l. Carol, Texas
w GTsEs VA I'll UrquhArt, Va
Col Furguson, do GtkspNnh, 10
Healey do nbpaN'' %
/ r west do RE Lewis, do
\ Terril, do Haze, ~
A Lsner, do JUOaoeli 40
Z u Watkins, do hopklrsi va
W L Curtis and Lady, NY W Soher do
A L Nang do Miss A A Bnns do
W jordan Va T1rner, 90
T Martin Do W billiard, do
! w Nartlp do W II Fowle, do
q s,ot T French, do
/ n Les do W II Mansfield, do
r Il Robinson do JTFrayser, do
NJ Cary, do
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-30

y. .. MYERS
vIAs lust received ks stock Of Fa! Goods embracing u
OF the argest and complete Of IA
all the latest lad improved Da A
monds Jesey, Silver and plated ware Of every descptb
which he invites his friends and the pubic call sbd nn
before elsewhere From the large variety n Is oe
he has hesitation In lng st he please ~ these sn
my favor him with 4 call 5 A MTEBS,
se2T Cor Main and Pearl sts, Rlchroli Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-30
Y,oR u.LTIMOnE.-The steamer BEIvI 81

NOR RlLTIMORE.-1he Steamer BELNl .SfKfs
DERE Capt W Keen, will receive heign To- .-s--s'ss-
gday and IN TO the hour OF " O'Clock ~ saturday ne
Freight taken to Boston via Baltimore at lowest rates. win great
No bbds received on beard unless engaged at our once
Passenger are be board before the hVuf oil ue
parture II O'Clock n Saturday.
Passage and Fare $500. n,v,n.vvouPpIv
2t bA'ip 80 SO,
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RICHMOND DAMYtWHIG,

INkfiS. - -, -
. Paper IS PSF anuun, SSaiN eeEy, -
Ia advances Rc-l,-il-cc nay De rAoe A. ~ 800, ~ !.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-30

NOhKTOWN, JIM HSsW ~ ,ur - h 4SN3N
= syain lp the line between Rev YORK anu H'A0H' '
tSe Steamers comprising It will iun as follows VIZ s,i-
- ~ Rnble Capt Couch, will leave New ioTk e'eIy US
iay thursday srd sat. rds - ke0InnS vac" yor further
here every Tuesday, Friday aHa satnfS'!' < = '- "
information inquire OF the undtfhgncd
n b. ING @00'N LUDLAM WALTON.
Opposite Seamer's wiarves
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nUMMER ARRANGING NT.-T rs.slE--

- T5RT MOUTH lSD NGRFJLK.-fhe steamer -aE=:ssszz.
PECK Captain JoIS H. RRE&S, Will on aud after mon
Az s Anr ST. leave wharf al Rockets regularly every
Y6nda wednesday and Friday mornings for The above places,
- ,ck preciely leaving Norfolk each alternate morning
Srnday AZ TIE hou- 70 oc!ock) and touch al ali inc
S,.I'r Isndl6g. ca the going aud returning 49,,
pSs,ge /, Portsmou Norfolk 81 Meals cS eAJ
& stsn As usual but all goods sent TO be anded on we
- ms be pad To- VII down to the at ana VIII nSs
resIs 1s.9 e ioI auy - - TTigq1 R. o. HAskINs.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, March 30.

sloH WlTEa slTuKDAY ~ O'CLOcK.sus RISKS 658; sF1s
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,JT.FRy. auJ al other Staple and sslo.sele -ods
WS&G pONNAN
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-09-28
- . . . b----
Ride ale and Rapartss.

The fetal fondness for indulging spirit
Of r,dicule, and the injurious aud irrepar
able consequences which sometimes attend
the too prompt reply, can never be too
seriously and too severely condemned.-
Not to offend is the 6rst step towards
pleasing. To give pain is Is much IN
offence against humanity as against good
breeding and surely It is ~ well to OBJ
stain from an action because it 10 sinful,
IS because it 10 impossible. A man Of
sense and brs sding will sometimes join to
the laugh which has been raised at his
expense BY an ill.natursd repsrtee; but
If il was very cunning, and one Of those
shocking sorts Of truths which. as they
can scarcely be pardonsd even in private,
ought never to be uttered in public, be
doas rot laugh because he is pleased, but
bectase he wishes to conceal how much
he is hurt Al tho sarcasm was uttered
BY u lady. SO far from seeming to resent
it, he will be the FIRST to commend it but
notwithstanding that. he will remember it
as trait Of malice, when the whole com.
pany shall have forgotten it as str oke Of
wit. Women are 20 far from being privil
eyed BY their sex to cay unhandsoms and
cruel things, that it is this very circum.
stance which renders them more intoler-
able. When the arrow 10 lodged in tho
heart, it ID no relief for him that is woun.
de1 to reflect that the hand which shot i
80 fsir enc.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-09-28
THE TRIAL OF CROwELL.

Below We present to our readers the
Important part Of the evidence il the case
Of the State of Iowa Vs. Crowell, - given
upon the trial. The Jury we're but few
moments in coming to the conclusion that
if the death of Allen was caused BY
CroweIl, that it was done in self defence
M. Crowell is . young man Of 6ns per.
sonal appearance, and, Judging from the
evidence, We think he does not merit the
severe and uojust structures and charges
made ir the Boyer Valley Record At the
time Of the ARRAY. Thi, case has excited
. good deal Of interest, and the verdict of
acquital 10 received with general satisfac.
tion:-
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-09-28
DAKOTA CITY POTTERY.

M ESSRS. ZIEGLER ECkHART, of the Dakota
Vl City Pottery, take the present opportunity Of
saying to the merchants and public generally that
they will contn in the busnessas heretofore and
having increased their facilities enabled to man.
ufaeturS larger amount ofstonewnre and of the
best quality Returning thanks for the liberal pat
ronsgs bestowed upon the old firm they respectfully
solicit continuance OF the same for the new, and
thst vill sndsavor 70 retain 1t by prompt execution
Of their ORDERS TO Which they ttsnd at
sll times Give them = ALL
Dakotacity, N. T.. Nov. II. 1ss8.-tf
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-09-28
BARBER SHOP.

THE undersigned has removed Into his NEW
i BUILDING on Pearl street, whore he is D. repas
ID to attsad svsrythise connsctsd with the tonso
rial art In tho most fas iOeable style. The
patronage Of the gentlsnen Of Sioux City md lei
nifty yisrsspsctfHliy solicited
ADAM FALk.
Sioux City, May itb, .sGo-sm
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-09-28
A LITTLE o@ ElER, rIgiaG.

LAVlLE y l. SIX A'Esif L.
Boosters are cousins to lars.
Lay lesson-A "curtlin lecture"
You never lose by doing d good turn.
Confession of fault makes halt
amends.
Envy shooteth a. others, and wounds
herself.
One hour to day is worth two to.mor.
row.
Proud looks make foul works in fair
faces.
Virtue and happiness are mother and
daughter.
Wise men make more opportunities
than they find.
Songs without words-Those OF that
blessed baby.
Why are bachelors like criminal. -
Because they hate to go to court.
Wanted TO know-whether the volume
Of sound has ever been found.
What key will unlock most mems
minds? ? Whis-key.
The chap who fell into error was !.t-
ed out by the lever of public opinion.
1t is with love as with apparitions
Every one talks of it, but few have ever
seen II.
The thief who lately got into house
with skeleton key, couldn't find the
ghost Of dime.
The ocean, which is forever sounding
sometimes gets sounded.
The most thriftless of all agricultural
pursuits is the sowing Of wild oats.
Jean Paul says love may sumber in
a lady heart, bu, it always dreams,
1T is only those that have done moth
ing who fancy they can do everything,
-Hypocrites are beings of darkness
disguised in garments of light.
You may gather rich harvest OF
knowledge by reading bu, though, is the
winnowing machine.
He who doubts everything is himself
worse than doubtful
He that says Il know secret will
tell it if pressed.
A Methodist brother had occasion to
preach discourse against the doctrine
Of immersion, but could not find a text,
until with great shrewdness and good
sense he hit upon this-"Beware Of divers
and strange doctrines.
1t is astonishing how keen even igno-
rant people are in discovering imaginary
Atironts.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-09-28

We heard lawyer and doctor dis
putting the other day about bill fellow
owed each Of them lie was only able TO
pay one of them and lei, it to them to
settle which ought to have it.
81 ought to have the money. OF course
said the lawyer Il saved the fellow from
going to ,he penitenuary."
We'll" said the doctor, II have savei
him from going to he'll !" 1t is needless
to add who got the mouey.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-09-28
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
HAGY HOUSE,

c,IOuy CITY, owa-JoHN HAGY Proprietor
- The Proprietor respectfully informs the public
thst his fsci such that he Is enabled to ac-
comodate his uess good style any Hotel on
the Missouri Slope BY giving attention to the
wants of his guests he hopes to receive liberal
hare Of patronage marLt ostl
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-09-28
sioux CITY HOCSE,
Cor. Pdrland Fifth st.,
sioux City, IOWA.
KINGSNoRTH L SHEARER, Proprietors.

THE undersigned respectfully announce to the
1 public that they have taken possession OF the
above named Hote, and solicitashare OF patronage
They have made many i'm porta ant improvcmentsa ts and
repairs in the house, and now feel confident that
they can accommodate guests in as good style al
auy hotel in Western Iowa. The Table will Away
be supplied with every lusury of the season
kISGSNORTH SHEARER.
Nav 20, 1860, .....--..-.. .......
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-09-28
A HUNDRED DOLLAR NOTE To
BOOT.

Old "V.," well to.do farmer in this
State, b I'd some four marriageable daught-
ers and, being one Of those men who
think their girls should get married as
soon as they are out Of their short dresses,
felt somewhat chagriued that his girI,
should remain on his hands so long.
There was a young fellow in the neigh
borhood who had been waiting ol the '.
girls for some time, and had gone the
round from oldest to youngest; and the
old man had been anxiously waiting for.
and expecting young B. to Task consent "
for some one of the girls, but as yet he
waited in vain. b., however, had pro-
posed and been accepted but the old
folks had not been made acquainted with
the fact.
Now, in the meantime, B. had purchased
fine horse of the old gent, and had given
his note on six months time for one hun
dred dollars Well, pay day was fast APP
preaching, and B. made his way over to
the old gents, determined to ask him TO:
his daughter-hoping thereby to get an
extension on the note at least.
As good luck would have it, he met the
old man in the yard and was about to 90
through with that interesting ceremony
Of asking consent" when imagine his
surprise and Joy, when the old gent broke
out with the following
"Look here B., you rascal, you have
been courtin' my gals for morn year;
you've been gadlin and cuttin' round with
the hull on EN-. Now, yo&r no.e comes
due to morrow, and Ill tell you what l Il
do. You shall marry one of my gals I
don't care snap which-and I'll give
you a good scttin GU. and YOUR huudrei
dollar note 20 boot; and if you dJn't i
sue you by thunder! y
Its a bargain" says 3 "IU l. ii
And the next week 't.-s wt@ q 'I,,'
wed ling down at c.l man ". AI' .r
this dav B chu,G'ns orn- n" vr. r7" r.
man gave h., c"us-re u.rAo1, ASSN.
"and huolra4 G"i1g.u.yt ." to
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-09-28

1t is supposed that Iowa will have, this
season, 2O,000,000 bushels OF wheat to
EXPORT.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-09-28
Sioux City Rtgist:r
Is PUBLISHED
EVERY SATURDAY NORNING,
Al
Sioux City, W oodbury County Iowa,
BY
r. M. ZlEBACH 4 WIN. FIR e NEY

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION-On Dollars and
Fifty Gents q year-always IN advance: for six
months. seven,y- five Cents; for three months,
Forty Gents.
BwORK-Nsyiupan tensiyeassortnen 10 fths
lstes yles of Job and Card types. We are prepar
cd to do all kinds Job Printing n the beststyle
Of hesPt. Civ us . call
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-09-28
3. II. DAVIS,

4 TTORNEY at law and GeneralL Lend Agent
n Special attention given to payment Of taxes;
locating Land Warrants the investigation and per-
Getting oftax and other titles redeeming lands sold
or taxes making collections, and legal business Of
all kinds in Northern IOWA and Nebraska.-OMce,
Douglas street, Sioux City, Iowa. vollno1
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-09-28

-
TEA BRANDS AND THEIR MEANlNG.-
"Hyson" means "before the rains or
aourishing spring." that is early in the
spring. Hence it is often called Young
Tyson Tyson Skin is composed OF
the refuse of other kinds, the native term
Of which means "tea skins" Refuse Of
. still coarser description. containing
many skins, is called tea bones Bo
hes is the name of the hills in the region
where it is collected. "Pehoe," or Pc
coe." means white hairs, the down or
tender leaves. " Powchong.' g folded
plant "Souchong,' "small plant -
Twankey' is the name Of a small stream
il the provinces where it is bought "Con.
go" 10 from term which signifies la
bor,' from the great care required in the
preparation. aa4a
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-09-28

A. GRONINGEA,
nEALER In Hardware and Cutlery, Bar Iron and
IL Steel, Agricultural Implements, sign Of the
Aillsaw, Pearl street, Sioux City, Iowa.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-09-28
UHAs. X z n +,

nEALERin Drugsand Medicines, Books, Station
~ sry, oils, Paints, varnishss, Sc, Pearlstrss
Soux City, lows.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-09-28
BOSLER a. HEDGES,

DANKERS-Dealersi in Exchange, Real Estate
ID Collecting and tx payiag Agents. Office. on
Lsvse, between Douglas and Pearl streets. Sioux
City, I"~a.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-09-28
CHAs. X. SMITH,

yxYH0LESALE and retail dealer in Stoves and
w Tin Ware; also manufacturers Of Tin Copper
and Sheet iron Ware, Pearl street. Sioux City Iowa
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-09-28

H. C. nUDsoN. wN. L.yOY.
HUDSON l. JOY,
A TTORNEYS AT LAW.-Practice in the Courts
n Of Iowa and Northern Nebraska. Ofics--On
Dnu gla street, Sioux City, Iowa. deci0-lyh
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-09-28

HEDGES 4 CO.,
NYHOLESALE and retail dealers In Groceries
w Provi.ions, Wines and Liquors, &C., levse
Sioux City, Iewa.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-01-26
Orangeville New Academy.

On recent visit to Orangeville MIR.
LAZARUS, one of the Trustees of the Male
and Female Academy, just erected there,
showed us through the edifce, and we were
gratifed to observe, that the Building Com
mittce have exercised credtable Judgment
and consulted good taste, in the erection of
a noble Academy Ins itute. 1t is now
finished, and tho furniture obtained, and
will be occupied for educational purposes,
in February, as will be seen by the card
of Prof. j. A. SHANK, in our advertising
columns, to which We deem it proper to
call general attention. We wish all our
citizens would properly appreciate the en-
terprize in which our friends at Orangeville
are engaged: by first, taking literally of
the Stock-only $40 per share and Sec
ondly, by extending the next important
encouragement to the institution, in sending
their children to the Academy in which
they cannot fail to obtain liberal educa-
tion.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-01-26

In Schoolcraft township, Callamazoo co.,
Michigan, January 9th, 1861, ROSETTA,
wife Of John A. Oman, aged 3S years, a
months and ls days.
AT his residence in Daneille, on Monday
the 2ist inst, DR.. CLARENCE II FRIcK,
aged AZ years, 9 months and a days.
DR.. Frick, had labored under disease
contracted in Mexico ever since his return
from that country at the close of the war
He went with the Columbia Guards from
this place, as Lieut.. and on the death Of
Capt. Wilson succeeded to the command
He was brave officer and was much be.
loved by his brethren in arms He leaves
wife, several children and large circle
of relatives and friends, to mourn his de.
parture.-[ Ed. Montour Amsrican.