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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-08-24
CITY, WOODBURY. COUNTY, IOWA, SATURDAY, Angus
should do. Mr.. Mahony complains bitterly,

should do. Mr.. Mahony complains bitterly,
aad calls them uneasy, rebellious and i'll
t.m, er4d spirits" Kind. courteous Ian
guage towards his colleagues Mr. Ma
h my complains of " these discordant ete.
,D,ents" 1t might have been instructive
to him had he taken careful survey of
the Convention of the 24th ult and re-
called to mind the position Of many Of
those deleg tes in The last campaign how
zaalously and bitterly they fought the Dem
ocratc pnrty in State and Nation-bow
they divided us a. Bahimore-how sue
cesSfully they labor for our defeat, and
thereby assisted to bring upon the country
the cal ama'es which we now deplore.-
Wao we're the dlscordant elements
them Are they any the less 50 now?
We are as anxious as any person in the
5 ate 10 have united party, and viii yield
as much as any other man TO secure such
result. We would like to see but one ticket
in the field against Mr. kirkwood, who is
too much of an Aboltionis's for Governor,
and against Judge Lowe, who is no, urious
" unqualified for Supreme Judge, Such
result might have been secured bat for the
haste and ;mprudenee, not to say dictation,
Of few men in the party.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-08-24

We are compelled to issue but half
sheet this week. Reason-non arrival OF
the "good steamer Morrow with stock
of paper for us. As the boat left St. Jo.
seph op the 18th. she will pr2ba oly deliver
our paper in time for next week s issue
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-08-24
NUMBER 3.

living in ST. Charles county. He was i'm.
medlateIy released, and Dr. Mslcber ac.
compan'ed him to the rebel Generals. ar.
ranging for the return of our wagons to
brlng IN the wounded and dead. Lieut.
Col. Horace Brand, of the first regiment.
sixth division, who commanded the rebel
forces at BoouviIle, and who said be was
now acting as aid to Gen. Price. was taken
prisoner early in the day. When General
SeIgel, who commanded the eastern diyis-
ion, heard the roar of Totten's artillery.
he at once attacked the enemy. in his
quarter, driving him half mile and tax.
lnL POSSESSION Of his camp, EXTENDING
westward to the Fayetteville road. Here
a terrible fire was poured into his ranks by
a regiment which he had permitted to adj.
vance within few PAGES of him, suppos-
ing it to be the Iowa first. His men scat.
tered considerably, and Col. Soomon's
could not be rallied. Consequently Seigel
lost five of his guns, the other being
brought away by Captain Eagg, who com.
PEELED his prIsoners-some sixty in nun.
6er-to draw the artillery off the field
Our troops took some four hundred horses
and about seventy prisoners, and com.
PEELED the enemy to burn nearly all of his
baggage 70 keep it from falling into our
hands.
Our loss is about goo killed and 600 or
1C0 wonricd : while the loss Of .he enamv
must h:y been &,ubIr our own
--latest report, represent Siegel safe
at /, ia, having been rDmoestrd by tho
'''e'hy "a M ""ieh he report that
MCCuI!OcA AMI Price were killed is iucor.
rect McCulrouh is rnAr,ri .b;Ie pr;oo
was b,. sr,l.u , a.
-, "''u "uf loss IN
A'''o1' U""'d ana missing does not ex-
coed 100. The Iowa st and Kansas lst
suffered most
s
Ha,4ld CORES, rn1ant WASHINGTON
Aug 10Th -Numbcrles Incidents tend to
show that the rebels are on the eve f at.
tavbIng cur lines. Last nighr il WAS dis.
covered the rebel lines had been adyauced
in al directions towards the pntomac-
Their force at Fairl,x Corr, Bnnsa ha,
been largely increased. heavy forces have
been thrown out on the roads, aud a large
body is proceeding towards the Point of
Rocks. Their scouting parties are in the
immediate vicinity of our lines along tbe
whole extent Of the Potomac. The rebel,
in Baltimore received intelligence that
the rebels were then marc,,iDr unon Wash.
iugton, and the information was publishet
IN an extra. 1t is thought ha, ttey were
only l.rIe premature. Scot, doe, no,
thluk the atlaca will be made hut Cen.
Mcclellan who was a cassmate of Beau
regards. and - familiar With his nude of
combination, is well convinced that h.
will make an attack upon some poin. on
the Potomac. 1t is sa il the rebels nearly
number 100. 900 men between here and
IHcamona. They have not the means 70
provide .or this immense armv, thev know
that under the management Of Mcclellan
cur army is becoming daily more formida.
OI" ii ouabers and discipline, and our
works u.ore imrresnahla while heir forces
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-08-24

The Augusta (Ga.) Ctroaicls expects
very soon TO see two parties arrayed in
the new Contederacy, struggling for the
Presidency next fall, and the division it
thinks will be upon the point Of admitting
other States lone tavoring the admission
of other States, which may choose to ox-
cept our Constitution, the other cling to
the deIusion oil "a pure slaveocracy.' The
present Provisional President and Vice
President both favor the idea of ultimate
REORGANIZATION, while Howell Cobb, it is
Implied, and the ultra Southern party. are
forever opposed to the admission of free
States Here, then. says the Chronicle,
Is the programme, rs we think. Howell
Cobb for President, upon the basis of no
admission OF any free State, and no ad
mission of such slave States as will give
the power in the Confederacy to admit
free States by twV-thirds vote In this
wise, As We take it is a party to be organ
lied III opposition 10 the present admins
tratiOu
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-08-24

Latest ad ices from Gen. Rosencrans'
command in Western Virginia, represent
them as being surrounded, and in immi.
nent danger of being cut Of
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-08-24

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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-08-24

The excellent and very popular steamer
/ oreuce arrived a, our L-vce on Tuesday
with a large amount Of freight for our
merchants and business men She left
the same day for St. Louis, taking as
freight considerable quantity Of ccrn,
fors, hides, sc. The Florence will make
one, and probably two more trips to Sioux
City before the closing of navigation.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-08-24
New Advertisem't.
TAX SALE.
TREAsURER's OFFICE, O'BRIES Co., IowA

TREAsuRER's OFFICE, O'BRIES Co., IowA
August 81, lS6l.N
ATOTICE is hereby given, thai on Mondayae
~ 7th day of october, A. ID. 1851 the undena-
cd, Treasurer of U Brien connty, Iowa, will ofst
public sale at his Office in O'Brien county thpl-
lowing described Ia IDS fur the taxes, intersshd
cost then dine ani unpaid ior the year 1860, eho
same is set fort h in the following list.
Sale will commence at 10 o clock, A. M, ofId
day, and eoutinue from day to day. aud adjotd
from time to tim. until all has been sold ONE
taxes otherwise settled. !. {. FL R|ER
Treasurer of y Bren Co., is'
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-08-24

Godey's l.ady's Book, for September, has
beer received. Always punctual and in.
teresting.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-08-24
SIOUX CITY, IOWA:
Y;::::::.:::AU UGUST "a. 1861
MOCRATGC ~TAFE CONVnN.
TION.

A Convention Of the Democratic Party of the
State of Iowa will be held in the city OF Des Mone
On Thursday, August 29,h, 1861,
al 10 o'clock A VI in the Stat. Capitol, for the
purp of nominating candid ties Tor GOV T2"r,
Lieutenant Govcrnor ard Judge of the supreme
Court, and the transaction Of such other business
as said Convention may deem best for the interests
Of the Party and Country. The ratio Of repras, ta
ton will be delegate for oaCh one hundrod otes
and one additional delegate for each irac:o sver
ATTY votes cast in each county for STEPHEN A pnCG-
LAS. Democratic candidate for President in 1850
Each county will be entitled to at least delegate
No county can be represented by proxy
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-08-24

Among the passengers who came up on
the Florence we noticed Mrs I. j. KIN
KAip, IL ID. Booze, and family of ST.
Louis, and Messrs GALPlY and PREMEAU
with a number of emp !oyees for the Amer
rcan Fur Company.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-08-24

Clerical talent has discovered that The
cause Of the defeat at Bulls Ron was ow
ing to the fact that the engagement tool
place on the Sabbath! Obtuse minds vii
fail to discover wherein it is worse to 6gb
battles than to preach war on the Sabbath
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-08-24

When Gen. Mcclellan rode up to the
battle field, he visited the hospital, and
spoke cheerfully to the sufferers, making
many inquiries. When he came out at
the door, rough soldier exclaimed to a
comradc, why, the General is cryingi'
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-08-24

Rev. J. \. Morrow will preach to, NOR.
row at lo4 o'clock in the presby ;erian
church.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-08-24
. . .

A cavalry company composed Of young
ladies. has recently been formed at Pitts
fed. Mass, under the name of "Di Yer
nom" Miss Pinhie Pomeroy is captain
and Miss Anna kipp is the iieutenant-
Wouldn't company Of infant ry be more
appropriate
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-08-24

Members oChc STATE Erscmirs Com
nc Democratic papers are requested to copy, and
publish till day of Convention.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-08-24

Gen. Fremont has declared martial law
in St. Louis, and caused the arrest OF Jno.
4. Brownee, President Of the Board Of
Police Commissioners, on "a charge of trea-
son.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-08-24

A recruit who is exercised twelve hours
at stretch, under the broiling sun Of July,
cannot long remain Rap.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-08-24

The President has appointed the last
Thursday of September as a National Fast
day.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-08-24

Received regularly Mr.. IL hopes by nnremittii
attention to business, fidelity and promptne8
the execution Of orders, to merit contnnaIfce
the public patronage.
Aug. II, 1861. JAMES HlT'Hi -.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-08-24
JAMES EIUTCKEHS,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
One door south of Applst9,s'S pTug Store, :.
PEARL ST. SIOUX CITY

Mr.. II. respectfully calls the attention of Il
lNl citizcf.s Of Sioux 'ty, Nebraska and Dtko
Territories, to his tallishment The most fas
ionable and fastidious persons suited in eyery
spect Clothes REPAIRED bgd CLEANED In
superior manner. GHiLDREN~' GAR I'm
made up in the most approved styles.
Particular attention paid 30 the ma ing up
Furs Indian dressed otter and Beaver FuIs co
stantly kept on hanl.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-12

AFFAIRS Az PENSACOLA AND MONTGOMERY -
Washington ags.a 4, ls6l-laent. Gilman, who
arrived here late aaa night direct from Pensacola,
stopped a few honfs At Montgomery. He says that
the new governments is in full b@af and that they
manifest piror ana energy thatis certainly com
mendabe. They have now more efficient army
than that ofthe Ufited ST ates for their whole soul
is absorbed in its saooesa'
The force which fhe Confederate States now
have at Pensacola ia very formidable. composed as
Il of the hest men In the S ,nth, and ocered by
men who occnpied distinguish ed positions in the
army Of the United States. He says it will be i'm
The two governments much longer. They are get.
ting very restless, and appear anSit ms for fight
Iqnestoned tient GilmsnpartieuI~r y about the
feniarcements which il WAS alleged l. re Brookirn
said there was not particle of truth il Y He
said II was next to impossible to throw remit, zee
mems into that fort xithnut their knowing it. Y
says they keep M yisilant watch night and day.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-12

Per steam hip 0rzaba. from Indanola and Gal
veston-W. A. 2adgett, @. n. Sheldon. j. f. Most
Ter, Strauss. j. A. rare. P. H. Hayes. Longneeker.
D Carbon, J. F. Smith, c. NJ. DGbuis, 5. Mackin,
Jobn Penn, T. "A. GalaSyay, Mann Fountain. r. g.
Hart, Wallace, j. Burtleett. MadduX and servant
Shriver, Mrs Sten John @. Stein, G, D. lfhnde AID
wife, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Nolan, F. Roberts, lady and
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-12
DlMine yntell1gente.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 70 Camp Street,
Friday Morning, April IL 1861.
Elanrnf Xaafer.rInr

CREScENT OFFICE, No. 70 Camp Street,
Friday Morning, April r. 1861.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamer ] Lakeland, Saltmarsh, for St Louis.
e.,r D Fukerson
vile. r Roll Goo
Steamer Eastport, Wood for Nashville, B Dufield
steamer Great Western, Newcomb, for Cincinnati,
& F Verlander eco
D Fulkerson
Brit ship Trenton, Walker, fer Liverpool,
Hoghton, Rankin eco
Brit ship Africana, Sails for Liverpool,
Ship B Kimball, Hosmer, for Liverpool
Meeker. Knox Geo
snip Lizzie Moses, Austin, Tor Liverpool,
Baxter, Lowell eco
Brit ship simonds, Leayitt, for Liverpool
Baxter, Lowell Geo
Ship Marmion, Blankenship, for Havre,
Baxter Lowell eco
span bark Eljzabetta, Tortarie, for Cadiz and Pa
IeTHo PUG Brothers
Brig Hydra, Herman, for Cork and a market,
Schr Lombard, Harding for Bordeaux,
VIM Dewey Geo
Schr NJ Reinhart, Peterson, for Portland, (Me)
g W Hynson Geo
suhr Mary Clinton, Ryan, for Charleston,
CIV Hynson Geo
Cohen NJ Soria
Sehr zulime, Codina, for Mobile, l. Fash &co
Schr Deceada. Faura for Mobile
Huntington & Bro
schr Gen Surprise, GeIpi for Mobile,
Huntington g. Bro
sehr Elvira Eager, Angada, for Mobile,
Huntington & Bro
Schr Hlrondel, Fare, for Mobile, Huntington & Bro
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-12
Steam boats.

Louisville. Hocroft, I'm Louisville.
Madison, Hoople, FIN Cincinnati
Gray Eagle, Daniels. I'm Louisville,
u u Taylor, Lansherry, I'm St Louis
New Uncle Sam, irwin fin st Louis.
I McGill, Roberts, fin st Louis
Natche2, Leathers, fm Vickshurp
Judge Fletcher, Smith, I'm Arkansas River,
Golden Age, Webbing, FIN Fort Adams.
Starlight, Hays FIN Shreveport
lbervilIe, McQuoit, tin Bayou Sara.
Don Louis, Smith, I'm St Marrinsville.
Arkansaw, Bennett, FIN Fort Smith.
Lady Walton, Shannon FIN Fort Smith
Florida. Myers, fin Mobile
Arkansas, Perry, fin Fort Smith.
Robt Watson jones' FIN Pearl River
New Basin,
Emira Stlnson, I'm Grand River.
Andy Fulton. Hazlep, fin Caledonia.
Empire Parish. Grant, I'm Lower Coast,
Iowboat Conqueror Brown, FIN the Passes-towed
down aud 10 sea on The 4th inst ship MARY
and to the bar ship Northampton brought
up ships Cavalier and Valparaiso
ioWboat James Day, Brown from the Passes
lowed down and to sea on the 18th inst,
snip Du'sberg, brig Juuiata and schr Mobile
came up light.
ooo-o9ae Union, Taylor. from the Passes-went
Gown Nght-brought up schr j A TAYLOR.
steam Jug Luscarora, Warren I'm the PASSES
brought up schr Break.o' Day.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-12
RelOw---CominrV I'm

Ship Niagara. II FIN Boston. to G w Hvpsop Eoo
Ship Queen of the West. Brady I'm Mobe IL, q Ivy
last, to Creevy Il Farwell At '"i'
Ship Annie Schmidt, Mileken, FIN Havre Fo,
is. TO Cammack & Converse 81"
Ship Zenobia, -, i'm Hayre February IAN e.
master. ' "
Span bark industrial, Lusunaga, fm Malaga, in bal
last, to Puig Brothers
oAfK zen TAYLOR, -, rs days FIN Boston. to
haster-cargo, 9e2 tons ice J L Warner eco.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-12

fortnnp-hHnter. being in ballroom heard a
gentlemen give an account Of the death of rich
! old widow
!. Died yesterday IN her eighty-ninth year" said
4 What 4 pityi'' excisaimedthe fortune hunter
y , pa fine match she wt uld have made two days
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-12

&&@zpurts,
LIvERPO0I4--Pe ship Trenton-16S7 bales cot
ton 81 Gtks corn 500 slaves.
LI7ERFOOL-Per ship Africana-- 44e5 bales of
cotton 200 seeks wheat 1000 slaves.
L1FERPOOI-Per ship S F.imball-l443 bales
cotton $500 bhls flour 233 bbls rosin TOSS scks corn
1000 staves
CADlz AND PALERMO-Per bark EliEabetts,-
$4,000 slaves 9l99 feet TIMBER 2G hhds tobacco so
scks coffee.
LlVERPOOL-Per hip Simonis-2779 bales cot
ton 1886 scks corn
LlVERPOOll-Per skip Lizzie Moses-2E14 bales
cotton HAS scks corn 1851 scks wheat COGO slaves
HANRE-Per ,hip Marmon-- 2257 bales cotton
700 ties lard leo obls tallow.
CORK AND A MARKET--Per brig 2Iydra-569l
sGks corn.
BORDEAU A--fer schr Lombard--G0, 200 slaves.
PORTLANp--per scbr NJ Reinhart-522 bales .af
cotton sill scks corn.
CHARLESTON-P Per schr Mary Clinton 1000
scks corn 800 scks coffee 200 bbEs molasses
APALACRlCOLA-- Per schr c Fl Moer-- 739
scks wheat 20 cks bacon 65l soks corn | csk hams
bbls hhds sugar bbls whisky 10 bbls flour and
sundries.
MOBIIE-Pcr schr Zulime- 1861 scks corn l47
bbls -four.
MORllE-Per schr Dereada--S97 sqks corn.
MOBILE Per schr Gen Surprise 1909 scks
corn.
M0BLE-Per schr Efvra Eager 654 scks corn
100 scs oats 200 bbls flour bales moss.
M0BILE-Per schr Hirondel- 455 sdi1s corn ITO
bbls -four 49 hhds bacon.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-12
Arrived Yesterday.

Steamship Mexico, Talbot, from Galveston and
lndianola. to | c Harris-lst dist.
Steamship Orizaba, Place, FIN Indianola and Gal
weston, to G Harris-lst dist
Ship Cavalier, Crockett, fin Liverpool February
23d, t" master-4th dist A.
span ship Valparaiso, Abajo, I'm Barcelona, to
Castillo l. Harispe-3d dist, 46.
schr ) A Taylor, Lombard days fin Ruatan
Island to master-2d dist, l6
schr Gulf Ranger; Smith, 3 days fin Sabine Pass,
to master-2d dist, l6.
schr Brazil, kingman, 2 days FIN Sabine Pass, in
ballast, to master-2d dist 10.
schr Commerce, Cox. 2 days FIN Sabine Pass to
master I'd dist, 10.
schr Bresk.o' Day, Hammond, I'm Kingston, fJa>
to ] Grace-2d dist, 81.
sehr Louisa, sabaerre, I'm Grand Gallon, to mas
ter-2d dist l5
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-12
Railroads.
Railroads.
N. o., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.

N. o., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.
CANTON. April IL. l961.-ln5 bales cotton to
II Adams &co- So Mcfarland & Barksdale- 81
Allison, PattiSon &co- % Thompson & Clark 20
Payne: Huntington &co- II Warren Gilmore &co
S A D Henkcl &co- 6 do J T Hardie &co-4 do
Walker 4 Snider-4 Rhorer & Xunts-3 do Carroll.
&co-- 2 Winston, Morrison Eco 2 DIVER a. How
ard Campbell Il Strong-l Fripdlander ~ Ger
son Abat Marye Cushman-Total PCS bales
cotton.
N. O., OPELOUSAS AND GREAT WESTERN,
BRASHEAR CITY, April II. 1861 30 hhds sugar
FeIoweS &co- 33 do Lobt & Charpanier- 20 do
Hall Il Rodd-22 do Hawkins & Norwood hbls
100 hf bbls molasses Hewitt, Norton &co-sundries
to order.
PONTCHARTRAIN
MOB1LE-Per steamer Florida sundries to order
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-12

TOT Which in corporation has heen formed Ia n
''e residents and pnG'sr4 of No,
IeHhS i N" River tn urodurs of the vaIev %
WIN !, rf.r safety and facility, for cnrpensatiSn r
'nu l." IHh NY OF New trIrnns. and
may oh"F' NJ also passengers the United
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GALVESTON and INDIANOLA-Per steamship
MeNico-157 bales cotton to Foley, Avery &co--4O
Nalie &co--2l J Tully &co-l9 Tarleton, Viii
ting q Tullis-l0 Block, McAfee &co-l9 NJ Lowe
&co-l3 Ingram Keith 0 Nelson &co-6 do
Henderson, Terry &co-4 Payne. Huntington &co
80 bbs oysters Wakefield & Wilbur 81 hides to
Huntington Bro-77 head cattle Wilkins Geo
Is bales osnahnrgs H May Geo do Perkins &
co-sundries to Poincey- W Gitlhorn-J Hosch
w Lindo--P Debat-and order.
INDIANOLA and GALVESTON-Per steamship
Orzaha-5 bales cotton Scruggs, Donegan &co-3
do Converse &co-l4 do J Williams tSco-l5 do do
johnson &co-- las head cattle Wilkins Geo
-sundries to Biscoe & Smms- A D Grief &co-S
Warren-southwestern Express Co.
LlFERPOOL-Per ship CayaIier-3643 scks salt
to Jas Druhan.
KINGSTON Per schr Break. o'-Dav-3 "a pun
cheons rum Delgado & Solamon-lot fruit to Gre
gOrio, Rowland &co.
RUATAN ISLAND Per schr J A Taylor-Frut
to j Machca.
SABINE PASS-Per schr Gulf Ranger 4 bales
cotton Carroll, Hoy AGO. Scudder u Stamps-2
Friedlander Gerson--Total 10 bales cotton.
SABINE PASS-Per schr Commerce sundries
to order.
GRAND CA1LLOU- Per schr Louisa 10 hhds
sugar 90 bbis molasses E Durrve eco lO7 do u
hhds sugar W Jackson &co.