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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-01-03
Professional and Business Cards.
WILLIAM RncARr

WILLIAM BUGANF,
4 RCHITECT AND SUPERINTENDENT, GOldsbCro
will furnish Designs and Specifications for Public and
private Building, with fnl practical working Drawings
which shall combine constitutional sody convenience of
angement and beauty of form and color with economy
and furnish those intending to build with knowledge of
e appearance arrangement and cost of all improvements
they may wish TO make
n, On 1850 "
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-01-03

Dec. 18th, 1860.
Further particulars relative to the above Wheel be
learned by application to- addressing the subscriber at
Dobbinsville Post Office, Sampson county, N. Z.
GEO. W. ARMSTRONG.
December 20, 1860. I73m
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-01-03
'11LOH S.HONHHA

'lHLOH SGHDNHdH
ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN,
CITY YORK.
SINGLE ROOMS so CENTS PER DAY.
City Hall Square, corner of Frankfort street,
(OppdSlte City Hall.)
Meals they may be ordered in the spacious Reiectory
There Barbers Shop and Bath Rooms attached to the
Hotel.
full.
R. FRENCH, Proprietor.
Nov. l. 1860. 10ly
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-01-03
OXFORD FEMALE COLLEGE,.
LITER ARY SCHOOL

LITERARY SCHOOL.
TNHIS SCHOOL comprises eight permanently organized
classes whose studies CONNIE with the alphabet and
are continued in the Elementary Branches Mathematics
Philosophy until the minds of the students properly
trained for the duties OF life. The Investigations and dis
cussons are thorough and comprehensive Necessary ap-
paratus is freely supplied. The Libraries and Cabinets en-
brace and extensive collections
FINE ARTS SCHOOL
Special attention is devoted to Drawing Oil Painting and
Embroidery The various styles OF fancy painting "
81 ornamental work also Taught.
MUSIC SCHOOL
Music taught science and art Instruction is
given the Piano, Guitar and Harmonium. Unusual at
tention is devoted to Vocal and Sacred Music.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-01-03

GEO. ALDERMAN,
7 INSPECTOR OF NAVAL ST ORES,
wilmington, N. C.
Office at !. T. Adermans Store.
Prompt attention paid to business, and socits patronage
from his country friends.
Aug. 80. LIONS
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-01-03
TO MILL OWNERS.

TO MILL OWNERS.
TE1HS IS TO CERTIFY that we, the Undersigned have
L the performance of a Water Wheel invented
by George w. Armstrong, of Sampson county, Nc Ca.
grinds bushe of good meal in minutes and 43 seconds
with feet inches of water and saves half the water
with comparison of other wheels.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-01-03
SOOTHING SYRUP P,

NA&Ss " ANSLUNt,
An experienced Nurse and Female Physician, prese
tha attic of nj her
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-01-03

f1L0ntdtOn dL LitUe RtreT, y. u
- The SUBSCRIBER offers for sale valuable Plant
::IE ati lying Little River South Carolina containn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-29

Seven hundred and forty-one shares ... s74 100
ARTICLE &Nltt the close of this Char err or sooner
ordered by of the Stockholders hereinafter provided
for, they shall elect three OF their body Taudatin Commits
oncrs who ha have TO close the corporation sell It's
eeftS and divide the rore DIS equally the
Said liquidation shall extend beyond months from the
date OF The dissolution Of the Company
ARFIgiE NNII-Ths of corporation NAV he nodiGed
altered or amended OR said corporation dissolved general
meeting he convened Tor that purpose, after thirty
een FRENCH and English in panors published
city OF New Orleans, assent of reefous of the
stock rep ented At such meeting.
Yhs done and passed Tie city of aforesaid
the DAY month Rnd above written, the of
Marcel u uucros and Antoine Conand of
nofry Fss,
The original is sGnedWilhelmus Bcgart, Geo H. Roz A.
GrCiere X QueS and otterS NJ l. Ducoe, Conaud,
Edward Barnett, notary public. 5 .-rs
certify the foregoing copy the original
in Register.
~ faith whereof grant these presents under my gnsture
and INC seal Of oice, at the city OF New Orleans,
this llIh day Of February, 1851
tL.sl EDWARD BARNETT, Notary Public.
The undersicued Mortgages for the Parh
of 0ricGn, ceGes ha the foregoing
Office, this cay in Society Book No. 4, folio 474
7 J HIN HOLMES Recorder
New Orleans, l2lh February, 1851. tel1 lawS0d
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+ NJ. o., JACKSON AND GREAT 0RTH TERN
5 CANTON, March 20, 1sef.--43 bales cGt,o, g.
Mcfarland u Barksdale ~ Thofnhill zee 70
"A ] Tully &co- 81 Thompson & Clark VI 40
&co--ls 7 II NJ n Allen &co-l5 " : sS Nats
8&co--i4 q P Black &co-.1l r. .saersn, Gilmore
III Al D Henkel &co-- 10 6 osook, McAfee &po---
man, Briiton s. With samuel Barrett 10 Cole
Dpdd l. Batemsr -ers-S Rhorer Il cunts % do
Rosser, Prc.h is do Montgomery & Halt do
mar Are &co-- Buckner Stanton & New
( % taTsoil. Hoy &co--4 J Il G Cromwell--2 do
Frost &co- McLemore, Rayburn &co-l ByTne,
Vance &co-l Payne, Huntington &co-1 do Fried.
lander d Gerson--Total S26 bales cotton.
PoNTCHARTRAIN.
MOBILE = Per steamer Alabama - 70 bales
cotton and sundres to order.
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El.arillt Srltflltgtaft.
eRrfcTaT ufgleK, ~. 70 Camp stfsst,

1REscHaT ukEIDK, NO. 10 Camp Sfest, ii
Il 8a Flida5 Morning, March %, 1851. !
Gieasea Yesterday.
sseanssliF snsiiih, for Brazps Santiago via
slssnef FsEa lisrly III Eoafs, A4if's
8. s D Falkerson
Brit sAin saltana Smith faF I,iysrpsol. M
Brit alllp 4 dspt Campbell fer5llysFpoo.
.,,. ss H0gh t0n, Rankin &eo
NO Jenkins &co
Nor ship Wilianl \ Afili osterstrom for s. Peters
burg Gammaek \ Converse
4 Ply 6afk Gasioeo Il ear, for Londonderry,
span3hfIg Rsaario Hayal; for Barcelona, SSsS
4,s..sl N, &, y: palg Brothers
g, III Cohen Ne soria
a. 81 &C. huntington u Bro
sehr Fanny Whittaker, fer Mobile, 4 M y v Y
& AZ u. S5 4: II, Huntington & Bro
. AZ Mitchell
ssehis II oEsile. yets, tor no as, IFasll &oo
ssllr saral Bn3r, whitaker, for Mobile, SS9S
4 NJ Huntington Y Bro
Huntington 4 Bro
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The sssea.
Iss ire ssceIiancens IteIas--
sss,, ar 3epartuses To-day,
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SIXTH H nLsr 3 GouRr CITY OF NEW ORLEANS vs..
OF New Orleans. ESTATE OF P. D. WAKEFIELD,
+. z. IN TX Err,
Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans,

sEss 2sSsBs ss De u
SHN VGESTU d'um writ de snEsie ct yente s.
~ moi adresse pHoGoRbe SSiene Cour District
q 81 ds afaye cdsTsgs p[oeidersi lie
dc IL Commune, entre les Camp Aiagns.
See pubiique ct adjudication de la propets sui la dos
tN TERRI siud lie Premier District de eette
VILE dams c born6 les PrsRnte rlpSchore, Eu
tegpe ct g Charles lie tterran foIme rauge des w
tapee Ct Terpsehpre EFF de &C pedS
lame ct III pitds 10 ponces de nrofdndeur.
Ensemble toutes les batiSses authorizations qui
irervent, consistent an mAison haute en- bos
z UN TERRAIN situs dans la dit et At ipmttaieugnt
derfcfe ce sidssnR crit syaht seade 60 peds
p0ncet Tetspeo CT Iii pieds de pfofoaear
= fISedsrs iaaafre cldesSus. 5s54 EEE3A H..
( OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment lie ladiudicRtou
mil al I2 saerif de Ia FsrS3sss Il orleans,
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1aEansv yea i ssserssay.

sAHH3Ktu Z sSeecf0Hs
kkeasnshlp Ehas Morgan, I3awless, from Indianola
efd 85algestnl{ No i G HaFris.-ls t dist.
Snip fensig Sans laetfinan, I'm HaVre February
dist se
Ship Moses Jones, I'll LiyeFpool February
dist 81 Is K - IS 7
Brit brig Kate; teyehs, fla Balize. (Honduras) Vii
dist a. Ne s. II z :
Span brig Ghanito, - & DAYS fiji Havana n nal.
i. last, 10 PUG Brothers Point
span brig Paeca. 4--, 6 daFs in Havana In hal
last, to Puig Brothers-4Point ,is
Sfsastanoara.
Confidential, Hpsehings. I'm st Louis.
Hi GhoMteau Williams. lin ST Louis
Red Rover Strong, I'm Nashville.
Natchezs feathers; I'm Vicksbafg
Golden Age, Heno, FIN Fort Adams.
Crosse Iete, McQuoid. I'm Bayou Sara.
Picayune No 8, Broad fin ST AartinsyiIle
icy M0nt0n, Parker, ftn Vermliou
Alabama. Boaiamen, hn Mobile.
En5pire Parish. Giant, M Lower Coast,
1Atonfehe, Dugas I'm Lefgufele
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Irn.narrs.

81 TyDTAKO OLA and GALVESTON steaershin
Charles Morgan 2e bales cotton R L Adams &co
IL do q G Cummings &eo-4S bales domessfcs TO
Perkins &co--sundries to order.
\ BELIZE VIA Re TAN Per brig Kate s26O2
in specie j AYet-let fruit to Machica,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-29

ArEo aiid Express brought up ships Young
SAN and W Y Noses brig Kate.
Towboat 81 Charles, Chambers, from the Passes
towed down and to SEQ On The 26th instant,
ships West Wind and Pacific, baTEs Texan
Star and Lucerne brought up brig Chanito
and Pacca,
Beiow---Coming Up.
ship Consignment, Bayson, I'm Liverpool January
9th. TO master.
q, n N -raer, FIN Liverpool Fe a.n srr
Sth to master.
ship Moses Davenport. Porcival, ~ days FIN Bos-
| ton, to master 1910 tons ice to A w Bos-
| shin Annie r Schmidt, Milleken, FIN Havre, Feb.
16, to Baxter, Lowell &cn.
! Bark Lenox, Cole, rs days I'm Boston, to master.
Schr Blackman, Corson, I'm Boston, to w Hyn-
son &co.
Schr KATE l. Bruce. Stone, I'm Apalachicola, to
Godenhow s. Lesparre.
Brit schr Ruatan, Eden, I'm Belize, (Honduasl to
master.
Passengers.
Per steamship Chas Morgan. from IndianoIa and
Galyeston-S Stone, Banks, Austin, Cox, Oney, Nor
rison. 0iBryan, Robertson Fassman, Colson, Cur
tain, Brambell, Walden, Hitler Duffy, Label, R. T.
Patterson, G.. Patterson, Mrs. Clements, Miss F.
Person on deck, 2 negroes.
Exports.
BRAz0s1 SANTIAGO AND INDIANoLA-- Per
steamship Ariaona- so GOO shingles 100 scks corn
is bales cotton 4 hhds tobacco leo bales tobacco
200 bbls -four 200 pkgs liquors 400 pkgs groceries
50 pkgs mdse rs pkgs elaret
LIyERP 00L-Per ship sIitana-- Sa33 bales cot
Ton $500 slaves.
LIyERPo oL-Per ship Adept 1914 baies OF
cotton.
LfyERfo oL~-Per ship Greenwood 1903 bales
cotton 85l7 scks corn s202 bhls flour,
ST PETERSBURG Per ship William & Inn
l47l bales cotton "
LONDONDERRY Per bark Carioca-- 57s5 scks
corn $500 stases 1000 hhls -four.
BARGELoN3-Per brig Rosario--442 bales cot
ton loco slaves.
NEW YORK-Per brig w R Kibby--- 1886 scks
corn 81 bbls nfolasses 1858 hides bales hides Is
tons logwooa pipes gin 10 bales moss and sun
dries
MoB1LE--Per schr George Westinghouse SKIS
corn 100 scs oats 100 bales hay.
MORIEsE-- Per schr Polar Stars 9scks corn 100
| scs oats,
MGB1LE--Per scar Fanny 1863 scks corn 50
SOS ossts 100 bales hay.
PENsAgOL A--P sr selff Sarah Cole - ~ bbls
fozr bbls pork II bbls whisky IL bbis molasses
$50 scks corn IS seeks coffee ties lard tee hams.
MOBILE. Ess, schr Mebile- 704 scks corn zoe
scks bran
MOBILE Per scnr Sarah Burr-600 gcGs corn 81
bales hay 4s bbla sundrias.
MOBILE~-Pe Per sehrSs Townsend 1905 eks ouzn
], Fs
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and respective interests of the parties to this ac


Thus oYe and at the city Of New Orleans aforesaid
this day. month and year first above wr en in presen OF
Marcel pucros and Antoine Copand witnesses lawful
eSreSy required and domiciated ia this city who
sign their names with said appearer and me, Notary.
The original signed j. B. SI4AWSON and others
NJ. r. DUCROS
sz+t A. COEAEn
EDWARD BARNETT, Notary Pnblc.
certify the foregoing be copy the original e1-
tsnt in my Current Register -
New Orleans, 18th June, 1850. -..
EDWARD BARNETT, Notary Public
undersigned Recorder of Mortgages for the Parrish
Of Orleans eerfes that the foregoing Charter has bee
New Orleans 18th June. 1850,
je20 ltsw5t GHAS nARGANTFI.. Deputy Recorder
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-29

CARAGAS CIGARS-sD0O kREFASz SUPERIOR Of
ms! II BAREEf, Z co
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NRATlGAu5 GESG3UESG. tE CATORE = 100 cesea
IN quarts aud pints Of his nvorie Wine in store and fo
sac ay s.. d. GRATfAA h Co,
@fV 80 Cpstomhouse street,
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Leaves OF FRTnAY Mmch 20. At 6F. NJ
REGULAR WCKSbURG, NATCHE2
sseay h. YaaoO River Jacket For 4nhatchie tirer,
@aaks wood, SidGn. Tehua, Ya4oo Cy. Sn!Gra
and all landings Ya9oOGnd fHtHhatchie Rivers.
The snleEid passenger Tn7no, j. s. Wal
lace master, b. Powell clerk will leave above. For
freight or passage apply on board.
VIRGINIUS. 9. DENT2EL,
m20 Advartisirg Agent
There will be clerk ready receive freight at The foot of
Cros man street every Monday morning.
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Err MILLION N.

Leaves TUESDAY. tpri 2. Rt P NJ. positively.
FOR VEEEEELLTtN, BAYOU SALE.
NJ h. Hutf's island Broussards Point and all landings
BAYOU EermiilonTke steamer GGy. A.
S+srEzgs NJ autoF, s. L. Parker, master, will leave rs
hive For freight apply board foot of Bienvle street.
m9AA
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STEAMBOATS,.

The Grand Duke was built expressly for the Red River trade
and for safety comfort and speed surpassed by any
In the trade -
The Grand Duke Shreveport with the steamer
Flea for jefferson and MI intermediate landings the
steamer ". NJ. epy, for Fulton and above the Raft
Passengers and shippers rely the Grand Duke leaving
on the regular advertised day, above.
For freight OF passage apply on board.
VIRGIGIUS C. DENT
fe22 ADJ ILL
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Leaves on FA URDAY March 3n. at 5 PM
REGULAR RED RIVER PACKET
, EsS e-For Jefferson, Shreveport, Grand Bayou, St.
Maurice Montgomery Cotile. Alexandria 0uachi.
a, G!ampe, Grand Eeore, Eormaps Gorton's,
irely elegant, ghdra and ssrunring passenger pack
st exas, Chas W. Snde, master wileav above. For
freight or passage, apply on hoard
YiRGINIUS G. DENTzEr.
MO Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-29

} BRADFUTE-Ne l7,79L
I N YI1tsTu a'ua, writ dc saiste e ySI.ye
k mos adesSe memorable DenXlGme Gour de District dc
Il Nog5eie ortGns dams aare cidesns 10 precedent lie
MERcREll, 10 da7ril 1861, midi a rHote dc Ia Ci6
rue de Ia Commune entire les di Camp ct acs agaEinE
Ia ye pubne Ell adjudication de Ia proprt.t don't suit Ia
I'm II RR AIN stn5 dams lie Premier District Vile
nan5 Pllft borne dn Canal do Ia Commune ,u
BASIN ct DIES Rempars nquel terrain
Gpq ct me FACADE de 81 ped II pouces lignes
chaenne DIES DIES Rmparfs Basin sr 27 peIs 10
ponceS ct 3 Egnes de plooudeur.
Saisie dams l'Adaire cidessus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES au moment de radiudicaton.
mo al 10 Sheriff de la Paroisse d3OrItnns
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-06-29
GLORIOUS KENTUCKIAN,

Jacob Holt, Of Mr.. Buchanan's Cabinet,
in his late letter has the following passage
Let US twine each thread of the Clio.
rious tissue of our country's flag about
our heart, strings, and looking upon our
homes, and catching the spirit that
breathes upon US from the battle fields of
our fathers, let US resolve that come veal
or woe, we will in life and in death, now
and forever, stand by the stars and stripes.
They have foated over our cradles; let it
be our prayer and our struggle that they
shall float over our graves. They have
been unfurled from the SHOWS of Canada
to the plains Of New Orleans, the soli-
tudes Of every sea and everywhere, as
the luminous symbol Of resistlcss and BEN
ehcient power, they have led the brave
and the free to victory and to glory. 1t
has been my fortune to look upon this flag
in foreign lands and amid the gloom of
On oriental despotism, and right we'll do I
know by contrast how bright are its stars,
and how sublime are its inspirations. If
this banner, the emblem for US Of all that
is grand in human history, and of all that
is transporting in human hope, is to be
ton, and thus disappear forever amid the
night and tempest of revolution. then
feel-and who shall estimate the desola-
ton of that teeling--that the sun has in
deed been stricken from the sky of our
lives, and that henceforth we shall be but
wanderers and outcasts. with naught but
the bread of sorrow and penury for our
lips, and with hands ever outstretched in
feebleness and duplication, on which, in
any hour, military tyrant may rivet the
letters of despairing bondage. May God
IN his iutioite mercy, save you and me,
and the land we SO much love, from the
doom Of such a degradation
No contest so momentous as this has
arisen in human history. for, amid all the
conflicts OF men and OF nations, the life
OF no such government as ours has ever
been at stake. Our fathers won our indie
peudence By .he blood and sacrifice Of a
seven years war, and we have maintained
1t against the assaults Of the greatest
power upon the earth and the question
now IS, whether we are to perish by our
own hands and have the epitaph Of sui
eide written upon our tomb. The ordeal
through which we are passing must in
vove immense suffering and losses for US
all, but the expenditure Of not merely
hundreds of millions but Of billions Of
treasure will be well made if the result
shall be the preservation of our Institutions.
Could my voice reach every dwelling in
Kentucky, | would impiore its inmates--if
they would not have the rivers Of their
prosperity shrink away, as do unfed streams
beneath the summer heats, 20 rouse from
their lethargy. and fly to the rescue of
their country before it is everlas,ngly too
late. Man should appeal to man, neigh
oorhood to neighbOrhood until the electric
fire of patriotism shall flash from heart to
heart in one unbroken current .hrorg hous
the land
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-06-29

HOME AGAly.-We are pleased to see
in Sioux City again the honest phiz of our
friend JAS. A. SAwYERs, Esq, who has
the Rocky Mountain gold diggings. 1t is
his opinion tina, there is plenty of gold
there, but being almost exclusively con-
fined to quarts rock, it is only available
to those who have capital to procure and
work the necessary machinery.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-06-29
COMMERCIAL,
Corrected Weekly by NJ. TOcrLE, Wholesale an
Retaiiiea.er in Dry Goods Groceries, &c.

Corrected Weekly by VI. rocrLE, Wholesale and
Retail iea,er in Dry Goods Groceries, &c.
SIOUX CITY REGISTER OFFICE.
Sioux CITY, JunE %, lotI.
NHEAT-7lc per bushel.
WHEAT FLoUR-S3.0Oas5.2 5 per hundred
CORN MEAL-sl. 90 per hundred.
CoRN-25c per bushel
oATS-3oc per bushel.
P1TAToES-2oc per bushel.
BEANS-75c per bushel.
HAN-ssloc. per lb.
BACON--7aoc per 10.
LARD-l0al2c per To-
BuTTER-i2a Sc per ID.
EGGS-l0c per dozen.
DRIED APpLES-loc per ID.
DRIED PEACHES-l2c per lb.
SCGAR-loalsc per ID.
CoFFEE-20c per 10.
TEA-15ca$l SO per ID.
MoLAssES-'jcasl 90 per gallon,
BEEF-3aloc per Id.
PORk-4c per ID.
oNIoNs-sl 90 per bushel,
WHIskEY-+ocaG0c.
LuMBER-Cottonwoo d-s1sa20 per NJ
PlNE-$65 per thousand #.
SHINGLEs-Piae 81, Cotton wood 81 per thou.
LATH-s4 per thous.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-06-29

The steamer "Spresd Eagle Of the
mountain feet. touched at our levee on
Thursday evening, remained few mo-
ments. and passed on down the river. She
had on board a large amount Of furs, and
some mountain curiosities. [. OF
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-06-29

lMrRovEMENT.-Through the enterprise
of our eiiicien: City Supervisor, CHAs X.
Poor, the lower end Of Pearl street has
been "raised out of the mre and the
clay" aod given foundation upon which
pedestrians can "put their feet down
firmly" at all seasons of the year. The
improvement is a good one, and should
have been made long ago Better late
than never, however.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-06-29

Isaac Haas makes his bow this week to
to the readers Of the Register. and invites
them to examine his elegant assortment Of
clotl ing, gents furnishing goods, &c. Ike
has very fine stock Of goods; and, al
though Of a very amiable disposition, in
variably gives his customers fits. Call
and SEQ him.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-06-29

Hon. Mr.. WILSON, one of the U. S.
Judges for Dakota Territory, arrived in
this city about week ago, and remained
with US several days. He left for Yanc>
ton on Wednesday.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-06-29

A writer in the Brown County (Kansas)
Union, in eulogizing the late Senator
Douglas, says -" The greatest living
statesman in America is numbered with
the dead" This is a very good specimen
Of an Irish Durham"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-06-29

The Steamer Lewis BuInes will make a
pleasure trip up the Big Sioux River on
the Fourth of July This will afford an
excellent opportunity to spend the 4.h
pleasantly, and we hope to see large
party participate in the excursion.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-06-29

GRAND Fourth OF july BALL A grand
Union Ball will be given a. the Sioux City
House on the evening of the coming 4th
Of July. Ample arrangements have been
made by the enterprising proprietor, Mr..
JOSEPH SHEARER, to render the fullest
amount of enjoyment to his guests, and
we confidently tespeak for those who at.
tend a jolly good time. All friends Of
the Union and the Terpsichorean art are
invited to be present.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-06-29

COULDN'T GIvEAS Account OF HIMSELF.
A suspicious looking individual was seen
pro~ling around town few days ago.
without any apparent honest object or
occupation. He was arrested, and, failing
to give q satisfactory account of his bust.
ness, residence or destination, he wa.
locked up in Jail, where we presume he
will be kept until he can give satisfactory
assurr.nces that the public safety will not
be endangered by his being at liberty.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-06-29

We have been able to devote bu. very
little attention to the editorial department
Of this weeks Register Much Of our
time during the week was necessarily oc.
cupied in attending to other affairs
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-06-29

Who wants q revolving rifle p one with
which Is rounds can be fred without
stopping to load? 1t 10 regular horse.
thief persuader. See advertisement, of A.
GRoNINGER.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-06-29

GRoNINGER advertlses some desirable
goods in to>day's Register.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-06-29

TARGET SHooTING.-On Wednesday the
Frontier Guards had a trial OF skill in
the use Of their rifles. There were some
very good shots made, but the majority
were from middlng to so so. Taking into
consideration, however, the fact that this
was the 6rst time that many Of the mem
bers had tried their rifles, the shooting
was not bad. A very handsome powder
horn which was offered as prize by Capt
TRIP to the man making the best shot,
was awarded to Mr.. CURrIs LAMB.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-06-29

GoDEY for July is upon our table. This
number is as handsome, interesting and
useful as any Of its predecessors The
sixty. third volume commences with the
July number, and in order to place it
within the means Of all. the publisher
makes the following very liberal offer:
To meet the times, the six,y.third vol
ume Of Cooley will be sent to subscribers
for One Dollar This volume comprises
the six best numbers of the year, and will
contain seven steel engravings, six of the
large double extension fashion. plates, and
all the winter cloak patterns
l.. A. Cooley,
1923 Chestnut Street, Philad'a.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

No PAPER NEXT WEEK.-There will be
no paper issued from this office next week.