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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-12-07

aGuptcu .Sesuruuons cnaV ."o Jaws anu
Constitution CT kentucky we're rot con
sstert with the acts Of the Rabet Govern
Eent
The privateer Sumtar, is reported cap.
tnred of the Coast OF Texas by the lrisate
Niagara.
Washington, Nov. 9.-According 20
present Indications, the Presiden, mes.
sage will not be sent hence in advance of
its delivery 10 Congress. The reason io-
this is probably TIE fact that 1t, as weli a.,
the reports of the Secretary of War and
Navy will be kept omen until the la,e,t
moment, in order to make such additions
as the constantly occurring events may
require.
Dispa ehes received to-day at the Navy
Department, from flag officer Dupont.
dated Port Royal, Nov. Is, gives the graft.
flying intelligence that the flag of the
United States is flying over the Territory
of the State Of Georgia. Tybo Island,
which he says is within easy mortar dis.
lance of Fort Pulaski, has been taken pos
session Of, and the approach to Savannah
completely cut of. On the Island is a
strong martilow tower with . battery at
its base.
Wheeling, Nov. PA full organization
of the western counties was effected to day.
The work Of forming State Constitu-
ton has been assigned to line committees.
There is no division of sentiment in the
new State, and application will be made
to Congress for admission, early in the
session .....
The general outside opinion is that the
gradual emancipation clause will be
adopted.
New York, Nov. 2.-Col. kerrigan, of
the l2th New York regiment has been
tried for treason by court martial aud or.
dered to be shot. The order has been
signed by the President. kerrigan is a
meMber Of Congress. .#a.
Adviccs from Per, Royal say that Tybee
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-12-07

The Chicago Times say it is rum ored
that there is an extensive combination
among Republican politicians of the ultra
school to remove Mr.. Seward to some hon
cradle exile, and to place Gen. BANKS in
the State Department. The reason OF this
is supposed to be that Mr. Seward is not
Abolition enough in bis present tendencies.
We do not know how this is. but we have
reason to believe that Gen. Banks would
not suit the nitras any better than Secreta-
~ Seward does, OF course we do not
care what is done with the Cabinet, unless
by change some faithful representative
OF the loyal democracy, is asked 10 n seat
among its members. Mr. Seward un-
doubleday made a great mistake in calling
the closing of the Southern ports "'bloc.
kade,' and did not for long time have
an adequate idea of the yastness of the
rebellion; but ia this latter respect he
shared the fault of his political friends
1t is true, that he has made discovery
that the Aboli,onists do not like that
England does not love us any better than
she should, she has at least faced her in a
SPIRITED anG rasolate manner--for which
he deserves l.edit. His abandonment Of
Aboaaoaisn was necessity Of his posi-.
ton. lie was Secretary OF State, and
soon discovered that he must be practical.
The attacks made upon him by the New
York independent. the Chicago Tribune,
and other Abolition organs lead MS to be.
lieve that there is some foundation for
the rumor.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-12-07

from the Daily Nebraskian.

New York, Nov. 26.-The IIeralds
Fortress Monroe dispatch says-By flag
of truce from Norfolk, the news reached
there from Fort Pickens and Port Royal,
that Pickens opened fire on Saturday
morning, but the firing was wild.
Later-I was stated that Pickens lad
been preached, when the firing ceased
rebels sustained no loss, but the loss of
the Union forces was heavy.
The widest excitement existed at Nor
folk. Bragg had seat congratulatory dis.
patches all over the South.
From the same source it is learned that
at Beaufort three companies OF Genera!
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-12-07
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NE BR ASK A LEGISLATURE.

The Legislative Assembly Of Nebraska
Territory convened at Omaha, on the End
inst. The Council was permanently or.
gained by the election OF the following
officers
President John Tai;e.
Chief Clerk Robert W. T'urnas.
Assistant Clerk Mr.. Lahmer.
Sergeant at Arms-Mr Chapman.
Door.keeper-Mr. Warner.
Progressing Clerk Mr.. Rarnar.
Enrolling Clera-Mr. VI alaer.
Chaplain-Rev. G. W. Barnes.
Page-Master Ralph Gaylord.
The officers elect are all Republican,
and elected by strict party vote.
The House, after two days balIoting
elected the following officers:
Spaakar--A. D. Jones
Cnief Clerk Mr.. Seybolt.
Assistant Cegk--Janes W Virtue.
Sergeant at Arms-F C. Morrison.
Door keeper-Mr. Woliell.
Chap lain--Rev. Mr.. Hart
Enrolling Clerk -Isham Raayis.
In the Council, on the second day of
the session, Mr.. Taylor, of oteo, introduc.
ed Memorial and Joint Resolution for
the legislature to adjourn Immediately,
and memorable Congress to divert the
Legislative appropriation to The payment
OF the National tax levied uron this Ter
ritory. Read first time No objection
being made, the rules were suspended
Read second time, and referred.
No other business or importance was
transacted in either branch
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-12-07

lie SJciety has heretofore offered prem,
iums for Essays on the foregoing subjects,
aud when there has beca competition it
has been generally from the pens of essay
uTafers, not farmers. Last winter quite
number of these theoretical essays were
presented for the several premiums, but
very intelligent committee reported that
they contained nothing original or practi
cal, worthy OF premium Theoretical
essays are MT wanted, but the "pgacticui
experiences of tanners, showing facts
and results, whether successful or other.
wise, on their own farms.
There ale more than a thousand farmers
in the State who are abundantiy qualified,
both by experience and education, to pre-
pare essays on this subject, that would be
vastly profitable to the whole farming in.
terest, aud there are more than thousand
others whose experiences are ust as thor
ough and as valuable, but who complain
that they c0HNot 1rr3te. 10 such let me
say try it. and il necessary, cali in a neigh
Dor, Or the school master Of the district,
to put it in shape The premium offered
may be some little incentive, but don't
work for that alone bat the progress and
development of the State cons1era-
bic number Of the most valuable papers
viii! be published in the Transactions for
the year" and each contributor will be
furnished with copy No'charge for en-
tries. All manuscripts must be sent to
the Secretary--it before the Let of Jauu-
airy, to Muscatne, il after that time, to
Des Mones.
VIII the Press throughout the State
please COPY? j. H. WALLACE,
Secretary.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-12-07

1t is reported that Col. Nandever Of the
Iowa gth, is trying TO be made Brigadier.
General He is NOW at home, but soon
will leave for Washington. VII
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-12-07
To the Thinking, Practical Farmers
OF Iowa.

At the meeting of the State A gricultu.
raj Society at Des Moines, on the Pad
"Wednesday of January next, the following
premiums will be awarded
For the best practical experiences OF
farmers and stock raisers, on each of the
subjects enumerated below-the papers
limited each to eight pages of foolscap
manuscript. Competition confined to the
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-12-07

AN AsToR IN THE ARMY.-Mr. John
Jacob Astor, of New York, has Joined
the staff OF Major General Mcclellan, with
the commission of Lieut.. Colonel. Mr..
Astor is the representative of thirty mil
lions of property, with an income of two
millions per annum. lie has been from
the beginning one Of the most active and
efficient executive members Of the Union
Defence Com mttee of New York, and has
given his time, knowledge and money
without stint for the cause of the country
and for the suppression Of the rebellion.
Those foreigners who dopb' whether our
best men have muclfintefest in the Union,
have'a very satisfactory reply in this action
Of Mr. a stor
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-12-07

The Dubuque shot tower is turning out
sbout ton and q quarter Of shot per day,
and is hardly able to keep pace with the
demand.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-12-07

Mr.. Bernhise!, Of Utah, on tie 3rd pre-
scented to Congress the Constitution framed
by the Constitutional Convention ct Salt
Lake, aud asked that Utah be admitted
into the Union as State.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-12-07

Scene IN DlxlE.-Sympathetic husband
Whats the matter. dear; you look
quite forlorn?'
Wife Matter, George matter emo.
ugh to make airy woman look forloru. -
Your stupid secession has kept me away
from Newport and Saratoga. | haven't
dress that haven't worn at least six
times. | have only a half an ounce Of
eolonee left, and-and bursting into
tears) know the fall honnets are cut in
New York and cant even get to see
one y
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-12-07

house.
Beaufort was to be occupied on the
18th ult., by 5000 federal tro }ps to prevent
the secessionists from taking possession.
The expedition South is bound for Fer.
nandina. 5000 troops went.
The Richmond Ecamiise, of the 28,h
ult., contains telegram from Cha lesion,
which says that an engagement took place
near Buckingham between the Confeder.
ates and Fedelals. The latter attempted
to land but were driven back. We had
one man slightly wounded.
Another dispatch to the same paper
says: 1t is reported that the fedcralists
have landed at benne.t's Point, at the
month of Ashley River.
I Four U. s. war steamers shel'ed Otto
ISLAND north Of s.. Heena-on Monday,
lnd then landed They now hold entire
Possession Of st. Helena sound.
/ a dispatch dated I.ynch5urg, Va, 2sth,
lays Floyd'a command expects to 20 into
winter quarters at Peters own, Monroe,
county. The roads are almost impossible,
md it is thought neither Yankees or our.
selves can accomplish ansthng until rezt
spring.
Washington, Dee 3.-Tb;s morning The
pickets of General Blenckers brigade
were attacked at Amalale by party Of
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-12-07

Congress has passed vote Of thanks
to Capt. WILKES, the capturer Of Mason
and Slidell
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-12-07
Boot and Shoe Store
-aI-
SAMUEL KRUMIlIE.

'E'HE ,larsiSu". .tarnuved J. Nllishms, q
L his t~ @uild.nc G.. ali. 60 a few e-,
80 doors "est OF T"otle L lac! a0n's. 80
- =-zzt1 where ~ IS pre-. ri - lar-e Ye2E
II" snreItcr stock Of leath, =, i .u6xecute esss-
= wg"k IN hi iiuc = the ast tyie 9th, En-
pioying none y best oiworkmen, ana giving
his personal n t. it, he " safely warrant
5 work. h....,ring done snortnotiee.
~ IA EEUMMANN.
GipnxGity October"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-12-07

Government is about TO send money,
clothing and comforts, to the Union pris.
crs in the South.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-12-07

Numerous memorials, resolutions. &c,
have been introduced into Congress for
the cons''a'i2p'ef property belonging to
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-12-07
PIN E LUM B e z +,

consis ncof Flooring. Doors, Sash, Blinds &C.. Sc.
for sale on commission, by
L. U.pOwLESSoN.
CASH--rrieese>tren,l, TOW
July 7. 1850.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-12-07
GEt~gE ArlRE. JoHNP. ALLISON
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CIR. eth and D0ugtas SIS,
sIOvx CITV, IOWA
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-12-07

The London Tines, in an editorial on
Russian affairs, anticipates exciting times
in that country ere long.
Additional details of the collision with
the students, On the re-opening of the
University. show that the affair was very
serious. Blows were given by the troops
with the butt end of muskets. and blood
was shed. Two hundred aud fifty students
were arrested
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-12-07

1.-THE Nova Scotian brought out quan.
tity Of IL .itary stores for the garrisons,
among which were 400 bales Of great
coats. a pretty liberal allowance for the
small number Of troops in Canada and
thereby hangs Il tale
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-12-07

The Boston Journal says that, il the
army Of the Potomac was in line, moving
on narrow country road, with cavalry
four abreast, and men in files OF four nc
eompanied BY all the wagons and ambu-
lances and ammunition trains, it would
reach from Boston to Hartford no! far
from $50 miles,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-15
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
CHANGE OF HOURS
L. sEklz - - * q 80

ON and AFTER Monday, June Sd,
~ The Mail and Passenger Trains,
VIII leave RICHMOND DAILY, al els, A NJ, for Haun-
ton and all intermediate Way Stations connecting Al Cor
donsve, with he Orange and Alexandra Railroad Trains for
junction. and intermediates Stations AT Manassas the
trains with Vie cap Railroad, for Wheeling,
Winchester Hspers Ferry, and all stations the Manassas
Road Charlottesville with their trains for Lynchburg and
points West aud Southwest OF that place And every other
da Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays, for Jscksons
Kiver and stations West Of Siaunton.
Browns Stages with the train At staunton,
Monday Wednesdays and Fridays and a. Goshen on Tues
DAYS, Thursdays and saturdays, for Lexington
Hssuan Mason aud Cmpany Stages connect with the Iain
on Tuedys Thursdays Saturdays Mboo for the Warm
sprv Aad Jacksons River for the White Sulphur Springs
LeEisbUrX
RETUENING,
The Mall Train leaves Jaesors River Mondays, Wednes
days and Frasys, st s;i5 P NJ Tor staunton.
lei THOMAS DODAMEAD,
General Superb teudeut.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-15

Dealer Ia HARDWARE = iie-..fif 800 80
Elslrlr. lig s.sra -l-ir-a ~ articles qtY'e4J,r
RUTLDERS. H4CHfYI>TN C HOUSEbkEPEBS'
No eIs tsu,k rEs Eksss.
n RAVE nov tae irssst AND most com Sso-z-A
1i-t- STOCK % Ea-isa. German sn1 American go
I4ard WAR have ever slt -a p"ssrr-ia OF
g. snl respee.-y invite oil ir want o. examine .t-12
tbe s- before pu-cSa- ssevacr NJ E'oil are ryst tai
bso b, purchased excessively 0r cash, prepared 20 u
Yer them upon che lnsest terms
10 Farsnin Eul ri zlc ma ,ar1ef ea
ftss. Ttt.T 0aR1s Axes sue Ct2.as
T.,gstte- u-th GARDENING IoOlsrf atklil
Il, F4ou.c. Furnishing Goods my stock L also very
,f-fyIr Fre Tea and " l,cTs sage arc in ss.'i
I.Ds,5 Toilet sets rra--, Sauc-p-17 iea tnd FLr-rr
- rr zine Ivr-s H4lfe Knives, DO ioE and be- cc,s
r,ub. P,t and Spoons h-tl-s h AID FAier Dust
srs. Tubs. Buckets. Mat b-oors y'1f1r leaa. &C. s
ABfIa F3uiidtug y1atcri0ls. particularly arr constantly
p-epar.d gh Isrsr and pe- sos, q. S or every -e
,-, pa.ts facts ScreE irel a1i i-ss Et oeave
s 4, I, pr SASH l1rl S--yE Wre7J Ell Cut snd Wrought
~ piFs, .-l e. ,t's Articles lr h-tns purgosssi 20
z-thrr fools OF a.. aals
- ~~''' RoSrgT =. DENNY.
sos crs Main .l-.-L above t1e pa n-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-15

Efsssss, 5 n "a
oYPICE RICHMOND PETERSBURG 2. R. Co.
RICHMOND Va, Oct 80, 1SeO. (
rVyHE trains this road will as follows:
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND FOR PETERSBURG.
Express daily Except sundEys) connecting with the
Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad at 480 A. h
Accommodation triweeky, Monday, Wednesday -
aud Friday, at 500 M
Mall daily at 2.45P NJ
TRAINS LEAVE PETERSBURG FOR RICHMOND.
Express daily at S4o A. III
Accommodation triweeky, Monday, Wednesday
and Friday, at SID A.
Mail daily Except Susdsys) at 10 r.
TH0s. II. wYNNE,
noh1-y sup.rintendent
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-15
DEwOVA
P. T. MOORE & co,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS ~ FOREIGN AM. DONLS
rfr u4rD.vAPE

Have removed 90 If N,1 street. Che store recently occupied ty
Nssrs wr r--sas Co., where tey will be happy 70 see
thsir tenIs and cIlfouerf ,rr., ,
Tsv have now hand large assortment or English cn'
American dA&OWASl tud are daily r,e-!'rg further al s
% their stock CO. 80 -... L.
Ev. rt shall maize Co rsve prices ard quality or goods
satisfactory all ao mas favor -n Win llsA patronage
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-15
INSURANCE OFFICES &C.


TuyHE VIRGINIA LIFE INSURANCE COmfA-
fully prepared for busine and the attention OF ne
ubne estly called 10 the Importance Of us opect ns
company It's charter divides sevene ghts oil Us pron
every the policy hodes thereby giving the
the Of the Mutual ystem with the Pedse
IS Ok have permanent ed Interest IN conducting M
Affairs " II prud' nee and econ my.
Chatter urs hall Of IN Capital STOCK ana
esied Bond and Mor hea As's'e
" nth de allie tn mount. 49,
Tie object Of the Company 70 aid In retaining a. nome
amount Of which annually rem our
ar Le Premiums Nohern Companies That money WIZ De
Customers Of years 81 legal interest," ana as
lrrsei In midst
and Annuies granted. Life and term foncles
rates other good Companies Slaves hsuredIor
DIRECTORS.
wn. Mso'arSbd, John Pgrcen,
yol ph Allen, eamrT Bsyy,
Roscoe B. He-th, Jos. Y. Anderson,
Thos " McCAaos Thomas p. August,
.ohn II Montague, Ro II. Msuryi
IayifI BUR-, Jas. A. Cowardln,
evils Gnter, J. b. hcCiellAnd,
Iohn Jones, r. I. Moore,
Jas, L. kpperson, John II. Claiborne,
Lewis ID. Crenslav, B. O. Wherry,
VIM. G. Paine, VIM. II. Christian,
BE Q. Baskerville, wyndham Robtr SON.
Fam. }. Harrison, John O. shafer,
Wr, n, Hazsn Peter O. Warwick,
Robt T. Brooke, 2 o. Haskins,
Geo. ID shell, Inward Norvon
Wellington Goddn, Geo. J. eumner
John Dooey, D. g. Woodbridge.
Fresid0nt-sAML J. HARRISON
Ptce Prestdent-WM. II. HAXALL
TAysioidR-Dr. BLAIR BURWELL
AnOrTsey-RoSOoE B. HEATH ESQ.
ap,I J. ADGIR PLEAsANTs, Secretary.
az once corner Main 18th streets, Richmond
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-15

TALBOT BROTHER, Proprietor Of the above goln
Il building PORTABLE sTEAM EsGISEs 81 Al m
proved construction, Of all htss from Ir % forty os. Pow,
suitable for Circular Saw Nils Threhny Machines and si
purposes, which they fser Themselves fully nt a.
peror TO any Engines built here elsewhere.
They viii furnish STATIONARY sTEAH ENgINIg fra.
zen Worse 70 any required psuer.
CIRCULAR SAW hILS OF ths most approved eoss,u,rs,
and OF various sizes.
PUMPS and wHyELs foi WATER wogKs, POTABLE en-,
MILLS, and IRONS for MILLS Of 81 Kinda
RAILROAD WORK OF every description.
TOBACCO PRESsE3 ELATTENIHG tLls and Al. sr.,-,,, ,,
manufacturing Tobacco, together With every tini Of
RON CAsTIHGs aud WROUeHT IRON HOsK
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-15
DAILY LINE OF PACKETS.

YtyRI-wEEKLY, THROUGH TO LYNCH fF5de-,HTryk
Il BURG, LEXINGTON AND BUCHANAN, Etzss3<7zszSfs5
AND TRI-wEEKLY ON THE OPPOSITE DAYS, MAKING DAi-
LY LINE AS FAR AS sC0TTsVlLlE.
Richmond scottsylle. 80 Richmond 70 Lexington " 90
Lynchburg. 4 90 Buchanan. O0
The through line will leave Richmond Monday Wednesday and
Friday P NJ and sth september the Way
line for scotisve will leave Tuesday, Thursdays and Bat
urdsys and far scotsvie Returning leave sco
Vile Monday. Wednesday and Friday At 11H A. N.
distance time Of passing In card below for through
line that the scotsve line will inerme Hate
points the opposite day the hougolng sndl hour
later coming down.
Leave Richmond Monday We'd Leave Lynchburg Monday
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-15

.tCTENCR GF WAR.-Tsclcs for efc-rs Of Infantry
and Artillery. Arranged and completely L. v BUN
HoLTZ Published by J. ". Randolph Price 70 cent?.
From ClUtliu Dismock fHe Tirgiai1 Pg6iic Guard:
Annoy. RICHMOND, Va, January 5, 1861.
J. ". RANpOLru-Dear cir:
The pcrutr upon military matters before the pub
I'd, srt canaaad o ordinary drills AID parades What noE
wanted Ia treatise roirg show when the va 0uq movements Of
Artillery Cavalry Infantry and Ste taught IN their respective
r should u-d VIA grounds should
battle and encamprelt what precsut as 70 De "a
etr-sug, VII IN o. act II column when 10
1 che different g act tr most iayoabln
formation most al success and without which no matter
low personally troops be- they exposed 70 almost
irr presence ~ Al equal number ~ vel drilled and
" narg.d troops and this Information Capt BacEholtE fur
u.-hes'r ne w1rs.
nave no hgs..stlon IN reconnsnd1git
y-tyr.4ugct.ulIv yours,
CEARiEs BrsIMOCX. Cant. Sc g, &c.
PARE BO0KS-ros sale b. .,,,,- ,..o,,,,,o,.,,, ~
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Ir the southern Provinces o. North America BY Lieut. Col
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copy. 90 slf Morocco, .lt top
Smiths "a story @, Virginia 2 ia, cvo.
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su-.-'s History ~ 81 GINA vols, sy0
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