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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-10-26

The aggregate cargoes Of the Erie Canal
boats would freight the navies Of the en-
tire world
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-10-26

The Reliable GENTLEMAN. The
PhiladeI pha Bulletin makes the tullawng
charges against the reliable gentleman
who has. during the war, been OF such
immense service 10 the reporters:
lie has reported negro instructions that
never to * place lie killed hundreds OF
men in fnrt Mouirie. who ere vii ia the
land OF the living. He slew at Nam ssas
the General Johnston who is now leading
an army threatening Washington He
killed Ben McCuilnch at Springfield He
mordered jeff Davis at Richmond lie
kdsel BeaYLegaard n2ee "a. Chertsstop
aAd nov sEy hip-ance more AT Nes Or.
leans
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-10-26

MONEY CoMING Wtsr $500. 600 arrived
at Chicago on the 9th inst; $1,000 arrived
at kcoknk on tn. 10th
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-10-26

The Chnrle-ton Hs1us. feears he az
tary condition OF tua ~ a.3 atap Of III
Potomac is irphttnl, ans ctsaies unltetsal
interest and alarm fet III .p>ani lives
are'now Ia jeopardy. through IN manage
ment and lnrtiieiency
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-10-26

Gen Mcclellan has ordered that hot
coffee he served to thu troops Immediately
after reveille roll call, to guard ayains,
the effect of malaria. Conpe,en. medical
authorities attribute the almost uniform
good heath1of The British troops in East
India - their par'nking of hot eoaee ear.
" in the morning, before they attend to
any kind of duty
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-10-26

fhE BNrrL. fhraso 80 tAR A = N
rntan la Lansing Michigan. win has
kept a. a'nnrAt" Hceonat as . 'sslpla. estl
Ut :. nj th,r1v thret. battles and more
lml,tr,..nt ~ktr,ni he's Snrr the war he IAN
th~ tnta men hnve been victorious IN
fwrnts tsr the rebels in hv.. while in the
f'ma'nny six neither party claim Veto
~. The nmnh"f af prisoners taken hy
he lfnnon.ts j. about I. 200 and hy the
rebels rot quite 50 many OF the Killed
it Is Impossible to Obtain anything like an
accurate knowledge OF tho losses OF the
rebels. The Union is something over one
,hn,ssnd an the rebel lp>s il believed to
De twice thar number - Hmkeye
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-10-26
GEORGE ME4EE. JogNP. ALLIsoK
BANKING AND AGENCY OFFICE
W EARE & A LLISON,

tor.6 a~,d Doug'as Sts,
SIOCx CITY, IOWA
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-10-26

1t may be we'll for the people Of Linn
county to bear in mind the base trickery
resorted to in this State by Knkwood and
his political m"untsbanks to secure his
election. In Franklin township, in thi.
county, two military companies we're for.
med about the same time nun berins about
one hundred each. One of them was
made up at Lisbon and the other at Mt.
Vernon. Bob we're ordered to leave for
rendezvous several days before election.
Ia the meanwhile the "tuylers" ascertain
ed that the Lisbon company were al,uo.t
unanimous in favor OF the Union ticket,
and that the Mt Vernon company were
in favor .. kirkwool, the res uI was tina,
the Lisbon company were sent az tefore
roting, and the Mt. Vernon COMPANY u,,s
spectaity ordered to remain nj ate, Mey
had eOted, which they did, and left ahon.
noon on election day The result Of thu
contemplate trick is thai NirkwooA yes
$50 majority over Merritt in ,ha, ,nw
SHIP If the same system Of l"dur de-
main has been carried on throug the
State there is no calculating wa Kirk
woods ma orty viii be - aat,on Dem
The Washinvton cr-r%aa>p,nden, of 'hr
Philadelphia Press, writing on The 10 b
inst. saws:
An extraordinary Cabin, mee'iug gva>
held last evening, from : 81 70 q e urn
at which Generals Mcclellan and M,Dpw
ell were pre~aat Gen MrCie Ian s,a,e,I
his plans in iGrsss ar - ht-. hv Consent
OF all parties, as>o'5asc-s-.. .atinly nTr''r val
ly, ba, actually the emf, ro.Trol ~ III"
army Of the Potomac. II viii cnn>uir
and listen to he np,uo aud dvl II,
General SOFT, aud orh.r nnrhnrli"s at
he mast henc-t'rlh b. left entirely 10 hir
own jUdgmeU' aud draisinn Ma nni,nu
like, ha hears III" susgelieHs and "p nj ms
| ot othcr-, but iOrms his own "onrlu,i as
a III acts upon them. He asks this, AN il
is cehsd co'hial 10 him To him. there
fore. must hence he credited the success
or charged thr defeat nt our arms
WHERE rs BRiGAri,R GENERAL BLAN
KEr w" find the rollo~,ng ia the CT we
band Piainj,uicr ot Sa,ardaY:
Cam NIGHrS. y Nv ewes! hut you Sh uli
see the boys in Camp Wad. spoon nnG
shlver these cold nights No, hiaak.,
aniece. For pity sake where is Brigade.
General Blanket? Hennson, what are
y"n about ? Or ain it you We are talk
ing TO? The boys look blank tor want OF
| blankets? Soldiers lid Society. have
you a few blankets you can send these
boys? Look at them, and see them
spoon and shiver.'
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-10-26

Camp Mckinstre, near Syracuse, Oct
b Letters received here from Price
army. state that Gov. jackson is at pres.
"nt very di-S,pared. an! bordering on the
eve OF Iel,rium tr~ mpus.
Sterling Prlce thinks tina, IN II few wears
the Southern C"ntrderacy viii emhra, y
all MrXir", Cnha, aad the grratrr p4rr OF
>"u'h America, and that its nn.y Euro
iean rival ia mower, will be Russia
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-10-26

ST Louis Oct l9 The rebels vino
hnrned Big River bridge. the o. er .,ay
were narauainr bands from ST Grnevive
and st. francls counties, numhesin. coo.
Jrh Thompson has not been IN that region
tor s"me weeks
Capt. Lippincott. with 50 men of the
ssh ILLINOIS regiment, met this force two
miles below Big River, and cut his way
through them, inflIcting loss OF ! killed
and a considerable number wounded -
Several of his men were taken prisoners
and several wounded, bat none killed -
Officers ~ Pilot Knob say there were Lou.
isianS, Tennessee, and Arkansas reri
ments among them. Citizens were heeing
from that vicinity yesterday and troops
were under arms, expecting an attack.
Camp Mckinstry, near Syracuse, Oct
IL. ten. Fremont has sent dispatch
here, stating that he has reason to believe
Price has retracted or will retraee his
steps to the Usage. and there make
stand and give our forces battle.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-10-26
w AR NEW S.

Fort Brideer, Utah. Oct. 18th, 1861
Pacific Telegraph Line completed at one
o'clock P. NJ, to-day Overland line be-
tween Salt lake and the Pacific coast
expected to be finished in a lew days
L EnrIcIIrnN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-14

We have ali looked with interest aud pleasure on
some noble factory, filled with ingenious machinery,
constructed of metal, wood and leather; wheels ana
ratchets and cams; motions direct, recProcang anu
eccentric; cylinder, and spiDdles and lGoms WIZ an
their springs, and screws, and bolts sklnuiy nseu'
and polished and oiled, and geared above ana oeIow,
from the foundation TO tho roof the mpaien. stream
idly breaking on the mighty turbine, all wating ior
the controlling hand of man to move the lever DID tne
great its round, ana ssar' the
entire system into life and action.
So and with admiration increased By all the SUPERB
ority of the works of God over the works OF msn,
when we look on the wondrous and beautiful earth,
with all its capacities for the supply Of human want
the varieties of soil-clay, and lime, and sand In all
their misunderstanding loans and msrs---organic
fertilizers the bubbhng spring the irrgatng stream
the shelterinq wood and hill-the changing Seasons
the strange circulation Of vapor and cloud, and rain
the solar ray shooting from the upper sky latent heat
and electric fire pervading all creationhe marvellous
structure of the vegetable world seed, aud root ahd
stalk. and Leaf and bud, and flower, and fruit, ana
grain each after ;s kind endless in form and quality
he food the cordial the medicine the clothing OF man.
drawing each its peculiar nutrimeDt from the same
SOLVE may regard them as forming together one vas
system of machinery waiting for intelligent and INDUS
trious man TO turn the furrow and scatter the seed
and reap the haryest-and thus give their motion 10
the mystic spindes from which Nature draws out the
fbers Of vegetable fe and the beautiful looms where
she weaves into the tissue Of the year. for the comfort
and the delight of her children the gorgeous t!nts OF
Spring and the golden fruits Of Autumn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-14
s1SpEHE COURT.

De Witt C. It'lejohn bgL Horace Greeley.
County Of OsEeg kss.-The defendant IN this action
nv l. T. Williams tis attorney for answer TO the
nIaintie coapaipt feren says That at the time of,
snd ornedit sly bek the publication OF the words
In the sad cgmpans set forth and referred to, the
said deiepdeu as b. editor and proprietor OF said
newspaper sas es stly inquired of 10 his opinion
CONSERVING lSs non ation for member Of the Legs
lature of the ,aid 4 milf; that as such editor and
publisher Az as < bic journalist il was the bus-
ness dnty .ad ligG Of the said defendant, fully,
fairly and !4cly e snswer such inquiry, and state
fully and according his best knowledge, information
and belief G,.a Cd On sc be entertained concerning
ssid nlaintis epd erning bis said nomination. and
the iacts an; spre cations and reports upon which
such opinCiS ,eas * -nded that thereupOn, and in
pursuance tstssid Y iry and in thereto, he
did publish III eau be printed and published the
words in sal som y lot ct FORTH that said pubica-
ton was M 81 In 4 faith, in the true and honest
belief that ~ sim Ias in every respect lust and true
and with gsI mo \ 30, and for justi6able ends, TO
wit: that ,spe HsJn, other than the said plain
tiff, and mo IL al X roper 10 be legislator of the
State OF Ne Sorl an the said plaintiff, should be
elected ia ;igmb' i said Legislature, instead and
IN place -. ne plaintiff, who was b then III
nomination s'ad a didate for election, "a member
Of sqeh LEI aatnr cnvassing for votes In favor
OF bis eieet.s TO Legislature in preference 10 a
candidate N1i1, as defendant verify believed, was
better anc q lite an, TO wit; one Leander Bah
cock, who fla Tho andidate and In nomination for
election as 5iemo o. sald Legislature la opposition
TO said plait III. X
And for q seed land separate defense to said
cause Of action sRid complaint alleged, the
said defendant sayt hat the Legislature and the said
Assembly L. said sImplant referred 10, during the
session thereof in lac year 1860, passed divers and
sundry acis to witE An act entitled "An Act 10 au
thorze the sale of aiD lands belonging 10 the State
and TO empower thd Corporation Of the City Of New:
York 70 purchase i:ie same. Also an act entitled
An Act TO authorize the construction Of railroad In
Avenue ID, East Broadway, and other streets and
avenues Of the City Of New-York." Also an act en-
titled can Act 10 arihorize the construction of rail-
road in Seventh avenue aud in certain other streets
and avenues of the City Of Gsw.York." Also IN oct
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-14
sUPRTME COURT.-
d. WIZ C. Littl.iohh AIT. Hor.c. Greeley.

I.
Osr,go County, A.-De Witt c. Littlejohn, plant
If in this action complains Of Horace Greeley defendant there
in and the Court here thn the plaintiff was member
ncsd on the hrs. Tuesday Of January 1860 and the rep
resensve from the frst Assembly District q oweso County
said plaintiff further shows tina, before the h day Of
ssPemter iseS he bad been 'd i A.S DIS
Of the Assembly OF the State Of TO REPRESENT
That on or about tho day Of September 1860 the said de-
fndsn was OF editors proprieto and publishers Of
Yo5s 1uSer tss name Of Tag NESYoEx TmsUSHp That
about the said 18th day Of sePteTbs The sad defendant
psiut N his good fame and credit and 20 csus 4 to be
acts and donss egaor by corrupt motives AID that he
corrupt such eftor and an unht ard i'm
proper eecied member Of the Legislature did
10 it: Oswego ia the County Of Oswego aud elsewhere
falsely wekedy and acicusy compose aud pueh sndcause
Of concerning the plaintiff and and concerning his acts and
dong such legislator soresad and sssiut bis good name
fame character fsse scsndalous maicious and deauato
- libel in the words and figure following hat to soy;
DOmison for members Of tie Legislature Of D. C. Lieohn At
Oswego 0he plaintiff esnns) and syracuse
not Beth persons the corrupt
legislation OF la,i Winter Accordingly both Of them ought nov
career a. Albany so1d the work Of RsPablic.a
Ssis' sng % M s, sseS ss1 TIA, " lss
corrupt that the Legislature thereof influenced BY
rupt motives the pAna We, prominent 70 such cor
reelected the said Legstue aud this complainant further
show Il s abS 'VS od
by the said defendant the said plaintiff has snsiaind great in
Jury his credit and chsrsctsr end has been,
and IT, suspected to acted corupty such legislator aore
spd the dsusge Of tho said plaintiff Of twenty thousand
dollars.
Whs Che gl'ias demsp de- ad:%sn, against the said
MARSH K WEBB, Of the City Of 0twego,
Plaintiffs Attorneys
State Of Eer York. Oss9o County DE Witt G. Little
John aboyenacd antH being duly depotes and
says that the foregoing CO pant true Of his own knowledge
except 10 oe matte stated on inormson and belief aud
AZ 10 those matters he bts syes It TO be true.
d. c. LITTLEJoHN.
Sworn tlit 5tb day Of SecsInbeT 1860, before
j. y ELODGEII, Jntlise Of the Peace.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-14
THE LITTLEJOHN LIBEL SUIT
PROCEEDINGS IN THE CASE.
The Evidence, Pleas, Charge, etc
DISAGREEMENT OF THE JURY
DEFEAT OF THE PLAINTIFF.

This cs,e (Littlejohn agt. Greeley, which has
excited so much interest-more especially in the
political cOmmunity-was brought to an issue on
Thursday of this week. The trial commenced
on Tuesday, in the Supreme Court Circuit, held
at the village of Pulaski. Oswego County. Curl
osity and interest had drawn large numbers OF
people from the surrounding county and from
nearly all parts of the State, who looked forward
with anxiety to the expected Developments of the
doings of the third House, in the legislative bust
ness of the State--the list Of witnesses on both
sides comprising many Of the most prominent
political men-snd the little town was crowded
with strange faces.
Justice Bacon of Utica presided. The Hon.
Henry Foster of Rome, tine Hon. c. b. Sedg-
wick of Syracuse, and Messrs. Marsh, Webb, and
J. C. Churchill of Oswego, appeared for the plain
tiff. l. T. Williams, esq., of New-York, Messrs.
Porter and Cagger of Albany. and hessrs. Grant
and Allen of Oswego, appeared for the defendant.
The Complaint and Answer in this case are as
follows:
SUPREME CoURT-coUYTY OF oswEGo.
SUMMONS FOR RELIEF.
De Wit C. Lit,l.jobn ,gt. Horace Greeley.
To HoRAcI GREELEY, DxFESDAST: You are here
by summoned 10 answer the complaint Of De Wit e. Leohn
plaintiff copy OF which herewith served and 20
copy Of your answer on the sqoscnoe Of tnea once IA NE
this exclusive OF the day Of service OF ae plaintiff
will apply the Court fOI the relief demsadsd r. the com
Plaipes Attorneys.
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Fashions fer November.
IFrom lie Follet. ]

Notwithstanding the unusual warmth Of
the weather during the past month, the novel.
ties Of the season are everywhere making their
appearance, and we have no doubt our readers
are at least beginningto prepare themselves
for the rigor Of the approaching winter
as to scarcity Of novelties; the difficulty Is,
how to choose amongst them.
For HsgkIgs, there is the velours cannelles,
the uollen velvet, plain or worked with Pom
padour figures; gros de laine, in checks or
spotted; the droguets In the same patterns, as
well as the English alpacas and poplins; and
either striped, checked, in loEsnge shaped pat.
terms, or spstted, and embroidered In graceful
bouquets Of flowers, but seldom plain; the
moires Franchises, and the moires antiques
which are still In great favor; plain glace silks
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HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
For Weaknesses
Arising from Excesses, Habits Of Dissipehos,
Early Indisersunn or Abuse,
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PAILID couNTENANCK.
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iarariably does
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oID OR YOUNG, SINGLE, MARRIED, Oh
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DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFEg
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