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Hon. J. I. Ntl1tstou. LoCkPoEr, LIZ.
Jonathan h Lyman, EEf. Hon. Jesse U. Norton
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Hon. Mark Howard. Chsrles Seymour ESD
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Rockville Bank. T. l. Wright, Esq.
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Amos Townsend, ESD, EIdad Smith, E5u
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Henry White, Esq. aALKNA III
WyIxs Warner, Esq. Messrs- L. S. Felt & Co.
MessTa~ c. Coalcs & Co. AURORA I'll.
s. D. Paruee, ESQ. j. l. HAuchettr Esq.
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The CANADIAN CASALs.-The following
miserable canard is copied from the Toronto
Leader, the Provincial Rattlcsnnke organ Of
the secessionists. Il shows to what contempt
ib1c subterfugc the Canadian tory editors are
compelled to resort for the purpose Of excl
ting feeling Of hostility towards Americans
among the people Of the frontier:
Tue CANALs.-We have information that at
Rochester and other places near to the Niaga-
n frontier, large squads Of men are drilling,
with view to incprsions into the frontier
district Of the province. It is understood
that one Of the Organizations has special re-
ference to plan for the destruction of the
locks Of the Welland Canal, as soon as the
slightest pretext for an irruption can be fnuud.
The same danger menaces the Rideau Canal.
Under these circumstances, one of the earliest
duties Of the Government wonId sccm to be
the employment Of bodies Of the volunteer
militia in guarding the canals at the more itn-
portant points, and so preventing occurrences
Of the most serious character With our canal
navigation safe, these inland waters will afford
us ample means Of protection and, may be, Of
ret,ibution, The contingency is too serious
to be overlooked single day.
, 1861-12-27

t~ To Consnnlptiycs.-The , adyer- r:
vcr simple remedy silc7 having suffered seSefnl IT.
year. with rcvc.e lung snd taa, naSn ~ to II.
ti.ox sufferers thc meanR Of cure, To AZ Wno desire
i he viii send cory cf the TrcsrE,oaa M Eseu Mtee o.
rs1ns r'hch tlrs viii ind sg5e cure tor Eonsunp
srr,ttscr IN sending The preac-pton Is 70 benefit the
1,ictrd: md he horrs snEe5cr M: II his rem
,Srsuc Parties wishing thc ITescriptton Will please
addtcx Rev. EnT ARD A WILSON, Nlia1nEhnrgh,
Einrs County New loTk- oc34 H.3m
Tag For the cheapest and best Hair
cve1.1 W!,m II B,aids Cnlla, F.izzets, etc, 80 to l.
dcftul r:uctionk of art No scrutiny can detect the
ars.nrts from TIC natural whea adjusted 70 tia hesd
tf,& Hair .3cSetry contains always the newest Paris
5tslcs ~ article4 will give entire ssasfacuon-
oIo4Gl-ty
, 1861-12-27
News from Indepcndence--Arri of
One Hundred Slaves.

ltrom the Lea7enworth Conservative, 21st.1
Mr. A. Huntington, of Burchard's scouts,
arrived here last night from tie camp Of the
Lieut.. Col. Anshony arrived in Independ
ence with four companies, on Tuesday night
Up to Wednesday night no armed band of
rebels had been met. Cartridges were found
in q traitor lawyers Office and confscatcd,
and considerable rebel property WAS taken
and turned over to the Government
A part Of Col. Wcer's regiment had just
been in Independence and taken d large num-
Der of prisoners.
, 1861-12-27
The Rebel Route to Europe,
(NlShlnrtnr T3fsnafch N Y TIera1d 93rd

The State Department has been informed
that ronte exists through, Canada, by which
emissaries from the Confedcrtcs escape to
Europe. Measures bare been taken to cut off
this means Of communication. Parties from
Seeessia, if they arc able to reach Chicago or
the Grand Trunk Railway to Il point where
they take . colonial mail route, not much
used, bE which they reach New Brunswick,
whence they go direct to Halifax It is com
paratively easy to get into Cauada through
Illinois, Ohio or Michigan, and cncc within
Europe unmolcsted. Hereafter that route
will be closely watched
, 1861-12-27
Tag For the cheapest and best Hair


IATARR1! CATARRH!!
~ CATARRH.!!
DE-. sEELYE'S LIQUID cATARER REMEDY,
WARRANTED to be sure cure tor
EATARRH or COLD In THE HEAD.
oSK HrxrREn THOUSAND persons die yearly in this
coInt.y Of Consumption Every physician knows that
with fy twothiTds Of this nnfnhc: the disease nzss
Commenced asa
cATARaH IN THE NOSE.
he NEXT sp being to the throat and bronchial tcbcs
est!er Io cats catsrrh than Consumption. aod q
an oets4 "a "a q cura consaptos
III SYMPTOMS q catt.rrh as thcy generally appea.
scss5tve 10 the changes q tenpera;ure ii this con
ak "a me sdsess
As the aiseaAe becomes chronic the dlsehhes are In
II S1 II Il by
g the nose else they fal into the throat and arc
asxScd OF G eapghsd o. Ihs scSTesio2a s5e oaePstse
cyee gre weak: the ec;so Of s1nell is lcsseaea de
tfFoycd; deafness frequently take8 place. Another
tie reron Is obliged 70 elear Els sh1nst n fs oaiaS
af thick Shiny mucous, which has fallen down fo
AZ 1 nv spTE IN 5es 5sh s IT Pac
eG1Ea rad should Lose no time in ar-cs..ng Il The
norr the symptoms Of Catar7h % they appear il
By TIC aid q the LIQUID CATAERH REMEDY, Ill
moved And ha7c sufficient confidence II he Ee,ne-
cas'ns catas3h, that ateI The trtal ct ths Remedy
oG M ets nonth 10 benefit is receied. the amount pad
ITioe OF the Catarth Remedy, sufficient for ne.
o:e month, With full and clear 11ecaons
OHce, l96 Lake. Corner OF We11a-St.
ae1ss@ ss Post oncs Is Box is tadaa5 GaiesF6, IL
, 1861-12-27

I '6lCAGV AND NllIN AUhEE
~ RAILROAD.
FOE MILWAUKEE, La CKnssE 81. PACE. OsuAosR,
BERLIN, AM, INTERMEDIATE PoISTA
On and nfter WEDNESDAY. Dec. itt ls61, Passenger
Trims will leave the Depot corner Of West kine and
Canal Streets (Surd3y6 exccpted) As follows:
S:l0 a. 81. and LIB z. II, and arrive Milwaukee II
100 II. ard lis A. IL
Passenger Trains arrive at Chicago at LEO F. " md
SEQ T. IL
HArKEaAN ACCoMAoDAT1oy TRAM leaves Chicago
at 4!S2 z. NJ arl arrives at Chicago sta:55 A H.
no3 S. t. BALDWIN, Superintendent.
, 1861-12-27

A SSIGNEES SALE. Where's.
n Francis a. Hofman- Otto Gelpeke and Alexander
stl1er Of Chicago Cook county, State Of Illinois, ID
the 26th Of August Last past made general as5xu-
egt Of thsr PreEe % nc 1Ss the bsaeat of Hal
that shall the Soh day Of December ISL s. II
O'Clock Of 5hat day at The door Of cooE
public ancto9 to the highest bidder for ca3h ali the
right tue and interest conveyed to By said assg
ment In and 70 the east twenty feet the nofh eet
Of lot one, block 81 original town Of Chicago subject
to The membranes thereon.
No2Et5t&td CHTtS n + 4{t1TE3 A.ztgnne
, 1861-12-27
HELMB0LD'S EXTRACT BUCHU.
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT II.

aELMB0LD'S EXTRACT BUCEU.
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT II.
PREPARED ACCORDING TO
PH4RnACE AND CHEMISTRY,
PEEscE15ED AND TsEp BIT
EMINENT PHYSICIANS.
lELMEoLD.s EXTRACT BUCHU
Is pleasant tn its taste and odor Immediate In It's
ccon and free from al1 Injurious properies Cures at
little cxrcnse-
LITTLE Or 80 CHANGE N DIET.
Jr!ce ONE DOLLAR per bottle. OF SIX for FIVE
DOILAKS. delivered to any name initial, hotel, post
express Office or store
Describe 6ymptnms In all Communications.
HElMD0lD'S GENUINE PREPARATIONS
EXTRACT BECHU,
EXTRACT SAISAPiE1LLA.
rEIsN1A PLEASE NoT1Cg.-We make 10 secret OF
nEred.cnta They are sc!cc1cd By competent Drug
Gts. ard Of the best quality.
HELKE0-D's GENUINE PREPARATIONS
FzEPAEEp II vAcUo, BY
II. r. HELNIBOLD.
PRACTICAL AND ANALYTICAL CHEMIST
Depot-iei South Tenth ST. PhuadelphlA, Pa
sold B1
lord & SMITH.
Wholesale Druggists, ~ Lake St., Chicago,
Agents for the State Of nlnoA Also by al respects
Die Druggists.
BEWARE OF cou11ERFHrA
Ask for HelmboIdss-Take no other.
no1aLcG66m
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-10-26
WISCONSIN POLITICS.

Three political Conventions Union,
Democratic aud Republican-have recent
~ been held a. the Capitol Of the State,
and each has presented ticket for the
sufFrsges Of the people. In Wisconsin, As
in Iowa, politicians have overruled the de.
sire of the people to forget party dis.inc-
tons and unite IN one common effor, in
behalf Of harmony and support of the
Government. Party drill has been more
powerful than patriotism. and instead Of
uniting all their energies against the enc
'nies OF the uurvrnn,.", mo p-op'- "rs
called upon to marshal themselves against
each other 10 bitter strife upon mere alb
strsc,ions. This is wrong. The Govern
ment needs the hearty, cheerful and con.
slant cooperation of the people of the
North to aid it in suppressing the formda
BILE rebellion waged against its supremacy
This is no time for the indulgence Of par
tizan snimosities. The questions which
have heretofore divided the people Of the
North into political parties, have, by the
events of the last six months, become
obsolete, and their revival now is the
sheerest folly and madness 1t is not
within the power, nor is it the province of
the Democratic or republican party to
crush out this rebellion The North, diyi.
ded, can never conquer the united South,
and the sooner the people Of the North
adopt and make their action conform to
this fact by ceasing to follow the lead Of
Office hunting politicians, the more speedy
and lasting will be the consuma,ion of
peace.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-10-26
The Old and the New.

The Prairie du Chen Wis Leader has
been turning up "reminiscences OF the past
that cluster around Fort Crawford, and
calling the roll Of some of its actors in the
present war who once figured there Col
Pegram, the rebel general, killed in Wes-
tern Virginia, was here. He had bean
tilul Indian squaw al mistres, while there,
and by her u son, he is now il alive almost
. man grown, and when last heard from,
was at Green Bay. Cen. Lyon, the hero
Of Missouri whose death is now being Ia
n.entcd everywhere, was once stationed
there as Captain. Gen. Sumner was also
there at the time as Captain. OF course
everybody knows Old Zack was here. JEFF.
Davis was there as Lieutenant, and It was
there that he was married to Gen. Taylor's
daughter. There is no truth in the story
that he ran of with hor. They we're mar.
red with the eonsen. Of her parents, by
the late Judge Lockwood, at Prairie du
Chen, in an old house that stood on the
ground nov occupied by Mrs. Hoods
house, near the garrison.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-10-26
THE ELECTIONS.

The majority for The Republican ticke.
in this State will not fall much short Of
10000. Kirkwood and Needham's ina
jority may not reach these figures, but
Loves will in all probability exceed them.
The Republicans have a large majority
in both branches Of the Legislature.
In Ohio the Union ticket is elected
by an overwhelming majority.
From Pennsylvania We have no DEF
mite news, but the indications are tina,
the Union tickets have generally succeed
ed throughout the State.
In Minnesota the Republican ticket
is elected.
The FoslrIoN OF THE DEMocRAcY.-
The Democracy will support The preseu.
or any other war for the following pur-
poses:
To put down rebellion.
T, enforce the laws.
To uphold the honor Of the "stars and
srripes.'
To support the Constitution.
To maintain the Union.
Is there any secession in this Will
the Republicans do more? They can do
no more and do right
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-10-26
SIOUX CITY, IOWA:
rs, 1861
An Aboiitiontst n SecessiOnist.

Gan aboltionist a secessionst" These
are not cur words, but they we're asserted
BY one Of the m ost prominent and efficient
defenders of the Union aud the Constitu.
ton iu the United States can abolition
ist is q secessionist" 80 said Andrew
johnson, Of Tennessee, short time since
in . speech at Columbus. His words were
Il would not be personal, but an aboli
zionist is AS much a secessionist as any to
be found in South Carolina. As much as
these disunonists abuse each other. they
nevertheless both unite N laying violent
hands upon the government that never
harmed either /! were an abo'itioui>,,
l would break up the Union; for the dis
ruption OF the Union musl inevitably des-
troy and oblirerate slavery. Hence we are
for thu prosecution Of this war to save the
government as founned by our fathers; for
restoring the Constitution as we received
it, without regard to the peculiar ins,itu
tions Of any State
Senator johnson knew whereof he as.
serted. He was right. An sbolitionist in
Iowa is as much an enemy Of the Govern,
ment as a secessionist in South Carolina
If we wish to re.unte the States under the
old bond, it is as much our duty to pros
trate aboltionists in Iowa as secessioniss
in South Carolina. 1t is SIS much the duty
OF the friends of the Government to work
At the polls at home, as it is to work at
the guns in Missouri or Virginia In the
work Of restoring the Union, ballots are
quite as potent as bullets. And the man
who failed to give his personal efforts to
the cause and candidates of the Union
party in Iowa, is as guilty Of indifference
to the cause of the government, as the re-
gin,ent which rstreatsd from the battle
Geld at Bull Run, to the music of the enc
my's cannon.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-10-26
DAVIS COUNTY.

This is the banner Democratic county
in the State. The majority for the gallant
MERRlrT is about one thousand Ferguson
and Dunlcvy are elected to the Leg
ture both Of whom are old veterans in the
Democratic ranks, and have had the honor
Of supporting Gen. JACKSON by their vote.
for the Presidency. Davis can justly be
sslled the Giberatar Of the Iowa Demo.
cracy. She sesds every fifth man TO the
war. All honor 10 Der gallant sons.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-10-26
STATE Ne " >.

The Guthrie Co. Ledger chronicles the
sweeping away Of important bridges in
that county.
H. H. Heath, of the Is, Regiment Of
Iowa Cavalry, offers a reward of $50 90
for the arrest Of Charles L. Cook, deser
ter from the company.
%. D. Golf, notorious h"rss thief in
Northern Iowa, has recen,.s b.-n caueh,
and placed in jail in Decorat
The Governor has lately sen, 1000
muskets to be distributed in South Yves.
tern Iowa.
A daughter Of Benjamin Keith, Of
Delaware county, aged IA years, was kill,
&c few days since by being caught in n
sugar cane crusher.
M. G. Hull's daughter of Monticello,
Jones county. was burned to death few
days since by her clothes catching fire.
A Cavalry company, numbering 8.
men, from Fort Dodge, Iowa, under Capt
Strat:on, passed through this city yester.
day, en- route for Washington, to join Col
Harlan's Independent Cavalry Regiment,
which was some time since authorized BY
the War Departmental Chic. Tribune.
A child Of Mr.. Neville OTTAWA, was
playing with rope attached to ladder
aLd becoming entangled 10 it, was strang
led to death.
A. NJ He'll, of Muscasine, has been
appointed co..sol Of : Rssimens. -.
Accounts from MI parts OF the State
say the corn crop, which proved to be one
OF great abundance, was entirely ripe, be.
fore the frost came.
1t appears tina, the heavy rains with
which we were visited, = shar, time ago
were not couined to this part of the
country. Our exchanges from all sections
OF the West contain accounts of an unu.
sual large fall of ran-of streams over.
flowing their banks, aud bridges swept
run tHC We nave we
are OF the opinion that more rain has fal.
len in the West during tne last month,
than has fallen in the same length OF time
for many years.
The Republicans claim TO have elect
ed so out Of the "a Representatives in the
Legislature --indepcndent OF the Union
men elected.
The Union ticket in Lee county elects
to the Legislature one Republican and one
Democratic Senator, and two Republican
and two Democratic Representatives..
The Western Stage Company ha. ems
gagen TO convey three hundred soldier
from the western terminus of the NJ. l. NJ.
X. r.. to Council Bluffs.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-10-26

1 ohLECIAoNS made and RENTED al cu'rth' g,
" rates OF exchange; I.ills OF Exchange, thenI
rent Money and Coin bought and sold: Del ositsf
cel'ed ana Money invested; Drattsfor Sale en- any
Country in Europe.
age by Fire.
Particular attention civenN to the Fa!n eht
Taxes in any County in Iowa I
Real Estate bought and sold NLand "arrah's'o-
Gated.
We refer to the following partitr with "hoh We
have done bus nesS:
Park Bank, Nv. a,
OH Arnold Esn Pros, Ncrc, rf,:i!c Rank, n. !.
Mc,-rs En,uth N.cb,l & Eu,, We. Bankers. y. 7.
Chas Csmh'os h Co. Banke, g. fh',aoeiFi
q W II. Bark sdsr Il co. B'nk l., ~ ""is
Messrs. Clark Bros eco. Banke1 Ct; P.rs
Geo. f. Harding Esq, Presidentf Oh on
st. Louis, Mo -,
+ par,ri i ""nAe' nv "A Falls, Ny.
q. W. Norton, Esq, President Sou kther"
Kentucky, Rnssellvil'e, Ky.
i.G. Lash. Esq. Salem, n c.
+ nnmont E-q., indianapolis, Il fn,.. r..
Hon. WIN Montgomery. NC, Wa Fs"hs''
nossrs rasI., w;t,i, IT., ~ Eiifax c NV
" Markell, barrow Co, Banl Ne' mar, n
@ NH"klot & Tariin. Da'ehF'
Sioux City sept 9th, 1850.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-10-26
Yours, very respectfully.
.J,MES EItuANAN
another Terribie aceiden; as Plat.
River.
WHEATLAND. near Lancaster, Pa, J

The temporary bridge erected over
Platte river. on the line of the Hannibal
4 st J">eph RaiNr"sd was entirely swept
away hy ne treshet about the middle OF
a; week, since which passengers have
had to chang. cars aud until Saturday,
cross on "a raft.
Friday. while a number Of women and
children belonging to the Utah army we're
crossing, the raft was capsized by the
s~iftuess of the current, and two women
and six children drowned
Tha is another massacre traceable to
the diabolical outrage of the rebel, in
SurgEg the main bridge; for IL i. had
been up. OF course there would have been
no occasion for crossing the river on a raft
flat boat was completed Saturday,
and now the river is crossed in comparste
safety. We learn that the bridge will DO
rebuff as soon as she water falls sufficient
iy to drive the piI"s when the inconve.
n'"nce and danger Of ferryng the river
will be entirely ohviated
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-10-26

BARNua SoLD la q speech a, his M.
scum the other night, Mr. Barnum intro.
drced novel ELECT. The novel eirec, re
ierred to consisted in the production Of a
black cat, which Mr.. Barnum avered had
been purchased at a cost o. lwenty five
dollars. from conntrynan who declared
that it was cherry coorei When the ca,
had heed paid tor the countryman admit.
ted that its color was ,hat OF the hlYeL
cherry, Nhereupon SIR Barnu,a inconti
nen,ly found him az sold
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-10-26
Buc hanan Opposed to Compromise.
At the great Union meeting Mt Hayes
vile. Chester county. on The Ist, the fol
lowing letter from ex President Buchanan
WAS read.

vile, Chester county. on The lst, the fol
lowing letter from eX- President Buchanan
was read:
WHEATLANo. near Lancaster, Pa,
Sept %, 1861.
DEAR SIR - have beea honored by
your kInd invitation. as Chairman of the
appropriate Committee TO attend and al,
dress u Union meeting OF the c,liz.n- Of
Chester and Lancaster cuuntcs to be
held at flaye>,lte ON the l., o. O,tubrr
Tins sMou1d gladly accept, proceeding
as II does tron much va.'ird portion OF
my I'D Con-r s,iorn DI-rric'. bur al,
vaUc."g ear, ANA the = IS It sta'e NJ nv
hea III r-nd". Il imp - t..
u correctly .-iiur,.It- in: reep iutrrrs,
whlr" | eel III conmon ~i h the .ltlten,
no viii there re SEN bi.d, IA h" pres ut
"oh lilo" OF "t,r county. lus T., lui,-. i
Gus. "ut our recent n,Ettuy r~,'r~--,
% ar troun pro tucins de pom e t, IA h"
minds al loyal aud powerful pe"p e.
viii oulv animate them to more ex",u us
IA .ust inIng II war which has ttco ne ia
csl'a.ie ny the Assault -! the Go led rate
States upon tUrt Sumter.
For this Reason. We're it possible, wa,v'
I = AL other topics, | should ronhne my
>~ii to soI"mn aud raroest appeal 10
NY c~sanu nm. tni eSprc!nl,t 'hO'e win
nIt .s..aiieS. Volunteer tGr the war and
] an he nany thousands ut brave ami pa
tutlc .Ulun'errs who are area +, IN the
field This i TIL MON ut l"r action TO-.
prom" II, tner-ttlc "ud united aclI on ana
moi Tor hi "'s""s>'"n "l peace PROPOSE
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-10-26

FAILED TO CONNECT The Millerste
Sect still flourish IN Sew.f"rk City. They
hn! fsei on Sunday September 22i MS
the end Of all sabl mary things, and made
preparations aeS6rdiny Their places Of
meeting were crowded. the men in their
best suits, and :he woanen III virgin white,
and all awaited IN solemn exp-ctan y the
iuiment o. Second Advent prophecy
Result, hungry stomachs. The prrdic-
tons OF the bogus prophets and dovm>day
failed to connect
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-10-26

In consequence Of the secession Of the
Cherokee nation. the United States au,ho
rites have confscated SO, 900 Of annuity
money that was to have been paid them.
ard that was on deposi. in ST. Louis
Bank
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-10-26

The Secretary Of war il being impatient
with the expense of bsnd music for the
army. 1t ALREADY amounts to a sum pro
portioned to four millions per annum
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-10-26

Phetograps have, after many unsuccess.
full attempts, been taken from the summit
Of Mount Blarc. Chamoun Illuminated
in honor Of the event.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-10-26

The Iowa City Press states that it is
currently reported tina: DR. Bowen, for.
merry Adjntant General, bought all the
lumber lett on the grounds vacated BY the
Tenth Regiment, for $40, the original cos,
of which was 1858
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-10-26

Mr.. Wilkie. formerly local editor If the
Dubuque Herald, was one Of the prison,
ers surrendered at the battle Of Lexington.
He was dismissed on parole.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-10-26

A GREAT WogK,-A tunnel is in pro.
cess OF construction under the bed of the
river Indus. in India. |, is 70 be 7,2l5ft.
long, and lighted up with gas. The cost
will no; be less than two millions FIVE hun
dred thousand dollars.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-10-26

Mrs. Cen Scott, says Washington let
ter, is expected to arrive from France in
the course OF ten days or fortnight; and
the General. with devotion Of true
cavalier, intends to 20 to New York 10
meet her.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-10-26
..xl&~.s- N-

The government exteasas. rs stated by
Secretary tha~- aft 2yn.Uua II day
Everybody is trying - ssna. none, out
OF the war and TOO many succeed, for the
good OF Uncle sam, who has TO stand the
shut
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-10-26

The following J4ale, was fund posted
on the door Of {. tsF'~e-u post office -
Lost-a red kat. white spot
on ! OF bis blind lie Ixwas she
KAT. will give tire g - 5 .eyr,tudy
WI, viii bring hvn som"