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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-12-20
Siouf City 8tgisttr
THURSDAY, DECEMBER ls, 1862.
DAKOTA CORR n REsPOHDENCE OF
- ,E THE REGISTEN.

Legislative ProeeedinE.s-.-Couneil
Orgsntzed..Contes for Speaker Of
the House-No OrS
er House Broken up-Todd and
jayne parties-A Compromtse ON
Foot, &C., &c.
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M MASONIC.
Capitular NJ asOnary.

DLANk DE e DS--for sale st the Register
ID Office. noA
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-12-20

VNREDWAY T. CURHlER,
i Attorneys ut Law, Sioux City, Iowa.-Practice
Ia the Courts Of lows and Nebraska. Office, on
Douglass street, opposite Land Once. vol
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Sionx Gitp 9tgister
.F .res - .... .
49, Is PUBLISHED
EVERY SATURDAY MORNING,
Sioux city, Woodbury. County, lows,
-BY-
a WILLIAM FRENZY.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTTON.-Sl,5O a year,
always in advance. For six months-7S Cts.
Rates OF Advertisin9,
Sioux City Business Directory


The attention of farmers, travellers and all 9th
-ers, who have occasion to trade in sioux City, Is
Invited to the following list of Merchants, Me.
chauics and business men generally, who advertise
an THE REGISTER, and whom we can confidently
Merchants.
D. Booge Co., Dry Goods, Groceries, &c.
+. Bnchrucker, g
l.. d. Farmer, /" 90
d. T. Hedges, Groce ties and Provisions.
A. Groninger, Hardware a nd Cutlery.
Chas. X. smith, Stoves and Tinware.
Chas. Kent, Drugs and Medicines.
l. Haas, Dry Goods and Clothing.
AttOrneys-.
Hudson 4 Joy. Douglas Street.
Tredway L Currier. Douglas street.
Pat. Robb. Pearl street.
SAM r. Davis, Douglas street.
Hotels.-
Sioux City House, Pearl street,
Hagy House, Second street,
Wauregan House, second street.
Bankers.-
Weare 4 Allison, Pearl street,
Bosler Hedges, Second street.
Boots and shoes.
Samuel Krummann, Pearl street.
Matt. Gaughran, Pearl street.
Harness Makers. ....sa
JoAa Liaingsr, RsAsa street. -
Tailors-. .#s.
James Hutchins, Pearl street.
Builders.
Richard II. Powlesson, Water street.
Lum mber..
W.. Sanborn 4 Follett, Water street.
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:... SIOUX CITY, IOWA, SATURDAY, DECEMBER co. 1862

having not yet met in joint conven ton, and
no message has been received from the
Governor. .ra"s--.fuoH .''..a''
Ny next letter will state more fully the
proceedings Of the Legislature. .'a ..
Military matters are quiet, and . band
OF Indians are now on visit among Us
70 dance and sing. .". ae.. e. .
The young Capital city is all life and
animation, and presents quite differen.
appearance from two months ago when
she stuck her stubborn heels in the earth
and held the frightened Territory by tho
horns Pecott's new Capitol building,
planned by Secretary Hutchinson, is =
structure Of systematic proportions, roomy
and convenient, affording appartm ents
under one roof for the three branches of
Territorial g"vernment-Legislative, Ju.
dicial and executive. The 6rst chssel
was struck upon the foundation of this
building but seven weeks before the meet.
ing OF the Legislature, and yet, the House
was in complete readiness. with stoves,
tables, and platforms arranged by the first
day Of the session.
DECEMBER The Lower House has
to- day broken up and dislodged itself in.
TO two distinct and antegonistic bodies
This is the ninth day that this House has
been held under chain Of ballots. For
the ast two days the Jayne men have
been dissatisfied with the rulings Of tho
Chair. deciding in one instance an appeal
lost, when tied BY his own vote-aud in
another case refusing to allow two Of the
contestants to vote on call for the pre-
vious question on snap resolution to
remove them from their seats. This last
decision was ruled by the Chair in to-day's
proceedings, wbereupon six of she twelve
members rose and left the hall, thereby
leaving the House withou. quorum, and
the body Immediately adjourned. ..'
This afternoon the six seeding mem.
bers, with three contestants, assembled At
the Hail. and we're sworn in by the Gov
ernor, and effected a temporary organiza.
ton by the election Of A. W. Puet,,
Speaker, and r. Hagaman, Chief Clerk.
| am Informed that messenger was dis
patched to N. X. Armstrong rendering
him the position Of "Psrmancnt Speaker
Of the Jayne Assembly, or the rebel branch
OF the Legislature, but that gentleman
declined the honor.
Tough all parties are comparing
states aud figuring on the problem to-
morrow, aud upon the results of the NOR.
ming session Of the Todd Assembly
Strong efforts are being made to effect
compromise and to Bring the wayward
and lost children together in the NOR.
nlng. If all members had discarded their
dogyed scryilude to Todd aud Jayne at
the opening Of the session, and had voted
according to merits and evidence on the
contested seats, the House would have
been organized aud doing business eight
days ago. At present, the Governor,
Council aud two Houses refuse to act in
concert and will mt rnpat in ioiut cnn.
ven,ion for the reception OF the message
The Dakoiian is reviving, and now pub.
fishes daily journal Of the Legislative
proceedings will write you next week.
LOGROLLER.
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SIOUX CITY
Boot and Shoe Store
BY
SAMUEL KRUMMANN.

YNHEuudrsgned has removed hsestablishms
/ his new building on Pearlstreet. a few -
- doors west of Tootls l. Jackson's III
where he is prepared with large
and superior stock oflsather, &c. ..toexecute
all work In his line in the best style OF the art EN-
ploving none but the best o ofworkmen. and giving
his personal attention to IL. he can safely
all llhiswork. Repairing done on shor notice.
SAM0EL KRUMMANN.
SiouxCity October 20--1y
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JOHN CUKRlER
TODD 4 CURRIER,

HUDSON 4 JOY,
Ill Attorneys at Law, Sioux City, Iowa.-will
practice in the Courts of Iowa and Northern Ne
brasbaA. Once, on Douglass street. declo-os
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HAGY HOUSE,
Sioux City, iowa.
JOHN HAGY, Proprietor. (

Mss T,HE Proprietor respectfully informs the
EI i public that his facilities are snch that be
6 enabled to ommodate his guests is rs good a
style any Hotel on the Missouri slope By giving
attention to the wants of his guests he hopes to re-
ceve a liberal share of patronage.
mar24-59 JOHN HAUL.
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HOLBROOk T. BROTHER.
L A N . A G. e N r S
---

yNILL carefnlly attend to the selection an locs q
Nv ton Of land in the several Land Districts in
Western Iowa and Nebraska buy and sell Land
Warrants, or locate them commission; for non
residents, they will loan money at Western rates of
interest buy and sell real estate. and pay taxes
Collections made and money promptly forwarded.
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mac TIckot .ana Plalrorm.


The Democratic Convention held at COIum-
bus on the Fourth, was one Of the lsrgest held
IN this State sfor great many years. Every
county was fully represented, and some larRe
delegations were present, The proceedings
we're Harmonious, and eyinced determination
to rescue the Government from the hands Of its
epoilers N7'i
The ticket put in nomination Is one that will
command the respect of all parties. There is
not candidate upon 1t against whose morality,
integrity or ability syllable OF reproach can be
uttered We have not the space to enumerate
the merits Of each candidate, but it Ia sufficient
TO say that each and every one isfully qualified
to administer the duties Of the position for
which he will be supported; that each and every
one is an honest, upright man, and that the
ticket iea ticketof UniOn men. est
The platform and address adopted by the
Convention, are such as will meet the approval
Of every true Democrat, and every honest man tc
his country; they breathe Of but one spirit, thn
Of love and devotion to our country, but one de-
sire, and that for the preservation Of The
Constitution as Il 10, and the restoration OF the
Union as it was Both the address and the
platform will be found upon the iirst pageof TO-
Days paper les lmpattial minds 6nd fAnlt with
them II thby ckns idl a tti tilsa lag se s..
n Dematssis. Gfoaaa In platform neprlnciple.
Rb.sa AZ: SsAf ana ahcEsd y your ne3rtss lst d
|lAlIf a odf @.4tH1kl', Ul'1cSk kNeneegaii aiioleiaz
6zs akhnIt. no fEp1r ND NtsMi \ aH
l'fls' n |I|e el.S caal w |s
81 ~ solss',..'N1 /. A>N ls1I Epts "
'a =. 4. |''.s I, " 3. v. 3. 4. &c .ale
wa tikf .'t 4i|t x|'4e1,n ~ ~ esS1|
ec!1 |4111 ~. ~ N...a.a
~ e.sf "
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WHETHER or not the Presidents shall arm the
negroes, Illinois. according to Gov. Yates, cal.
ready alive with beas of drum and resoupdlpg
with the tread Of new recruits, will respond to
your Che Presidentb) call" Bat arm the me-
groes, "and she will leap like . ,miDg giant
into the hsht." This bombast would have been
little less ridiculous before the people Of ILL.,
nois had decided, bv nearly . UNANIMOUS vote,
that they would not hereafter admit negroes ia,
TO the State nor permit those elresdy here to
vote OF hold ofiice. That is the way Illinois
''leaps" concerning the negro -CkieGSO Tsass
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From the Buffalo oourier.l
slaves as Soldiers Against their Mas.
IeRS.

slaves as soldiers Against their Mas.
IeKs. -
Iwould recommend the folloRing extract from
Heroditus, "The Father Of History" 10 the
good people who are co anxious just nov 10 pul
the War into the hands Of the negroes.
The Scytbian warIiorn having been absent
from home long time on an expedition, th cir
women intermarried with the slaves, and
the children BY the new marriages, on arriving
at manhood, opposed the return of tn Q old Scy.
thians to their country. Herodltus says:
MANY battles we're fought and the ScythlanS
gained no advantage, until at last one Of them
thus addressed the remainder: what are we
doing, Scythians7 We ore fighting our slaves.
diminishing our own number when we fall, and
she number Of those that belong to us when
they fall BY our hands. Take my advice-lay
spear and sUord sside, aud let each man fetch
his horse-U whip, and 60 boldly up to them. SO
long as they see nc with arms in our hands,
they imagine themselves our equals in birth
and bravery; but when they behold Us with no
other weapon bus the whip, they will feel that
they are our slaves and fee before us ,
"The Sc7thlsns followed this counsel and the
slaves were 10 astoundel that they forgot to
Eight and Immediately ran away"
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sne level o. the white. Upon the success Of
our parry 10 The eomiug contest hapgs the last
POPE q Restoring our good old Unlon. Wear.
Psal heI, Dot only to men who heretofore act
60 Wiih the DemoOraic party, but alec 20 tbote
rao are Democratic at heart, and 70 ali who
i9ye , Their country moro than they do the negro.
III tneee men disregard the Welfare of tbe
onloo; vii they 10 their blind adherence to
Pit.y' auner their country to meet the doom TO
~ MIIcu tne Republican party have des,ined I'll
Democrat
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-24

Aa We predicted last week. the whole Repub.
llcan Abolition prsss Of the State, 10 out agGins,
the Democratic State platform. Fgom their
past record, snd present position, We expected
nothing else, The platform, takes ground IL
favor Of the Union as It wos, aud the Caustitu.
tion as it isl and from long habit they have
been opposed 70 both, they have taken issue u :
on Il, aud now stand belOIe the country in their
true pOeitiou--opoosed 70 the Uaion and the
Constitution. - HsEeoek Courier, -.sr
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THe Chioapo TYmea eays:

Samuel F, Miller, Of Iows. appointed by the
President Justice Of the Supreme Court un
der the bill reorsanjEiDg that Court, is,a Kepub.
Hoan, but is distinguished for conservatism and
moderation. Very good. The appointmen,
of Judge SWayne. Of Ohio, was very good
The appointment of Mr.. RioWning, of Illinois,
will be very good. We cannot complain of the
President as to his appointments Of Judgsa. Let
him cling to the conservative track 10 all other
things q, well. and the country will come out
all Right yet. ....,-. Gr
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Master Commissioners Sale.

Master Commissioners Sale.
, Superior Court OF franklin Co.
Amos NJ Hall e. al,
RY VIRTUE OF AN OR DER OF SALE
- Of the said court TO directed viii offer at public
auction at the door Of the Court House. in the City Of
oclumbus, on
Saturday, the 2i day Of August, "A. D. 1862
at o'clock P NJ. the following described real estate
stues Ia the County Of Franklin and Stats Of Ohio,
WiEy rS r-
Lot No. l3 OF John Morrson's subdivision Of lots s
and IS of Jshn Morrisons addition to the Oily d
columbus. l0Fl |IIIE -
Appraised at 81 ESQ,
20 G.. ". HUFFMAN, sherid,
end Msstsr Commissioned
Il. o. NoptE, Atty. F'l'7
PIints''. tees $780, Hrt -H.
Jute 27~dlt&wM -f
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THREE TRAINS DAILY,
EXCEPT SUNDAY,
From Columbus ineornection with Trains on the
LITTLE MIAMI AVN noruu,u
AND XENIA HAILROADS,


FIRST TRAIN. .lss l.tt
NIGHT EXPREss-Lsaye, oolumbbs al 4 m A. NJ,
nNo mm NoP at Delaware, Ashley, CardlpRtop, 1Ilead.
AND az al statong North Of Gallon arriving n
cleveland ,ns at $50 A. NJ, Dunkirk ass p M Bufao
y : ~ rev YORK 10 AM, Boston 2;3O P. M
SECOND TRAIN. ss-a
NEW YORK ExPREss-Leayss Columbus at 1,.,o
Urestline, Shelby, New London Wellington and l,a1
on; arriving at cleveland at as P, NJ DunkrL a.Ss
w: Bunslo iVSo p. NJ New York 300 P. NJ, Boston
THIRD TRAIN.
=, MAIL AND EXPREss-LeaveS ooIumbus Mt a.4o
sasn NJ op AZ all stations south Of Shelby, and at
irving at Cleveland at 9:lO Z. M. DunfirS S:5D M
bu1aio 5;vO A. NJ, New York 900 p NJ, Roston n *
t, CONNECTIONS.
AZ Delaware With Springfield Branch for sprInsdeld
AZ orestline with PitSburgh, Ut. Wayne and ohica0o
HarSsd ha ,Sr Phuburgh Philadelphia and Baltimore
AT At Shelby WITH sandusky, Manuhsd and Newark Rail-
'oau, ior all points on that road Also for Toledo
AT UieYeland, with Lake Shore Railroad for EYta
Dunkirk, Buffalo, New York and Boston.
Patent Sleeping Cars are run on all
Night Trains to Chicago, New
York and Boston.
Soooa0e Checked Through to N6,o York and Boston
VIA cEeDeIaHd: disO, to Philadelphia and
Reso Krk oia OFesRias.
RETURNING
Night Express arrives at Columbus at II:SOP.M
UincinnRt Express arrives at Columbus at Leo A. M
Accommodation arrives at Columbus at 1918 P, M.
Fare as Low as by any other Route.
H r
'a Ask fOr Tickets vis Csesfliae or Cleveland.
E.S. FLINT, .t-
superintendent, Cleveland Ohio
JAMES PATTERSON, Agent,
oOlumbusi May 7,lsCa ~ ,,jg - : :.
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sheriF's Sale.

Is ~ .s5.l. Sheriff 8 Sale. .a.
George Goodrich ct ALI Superior Court Of Franklin
4rA vs. oonnty. Ohio. e1
Jeremiah smith ct sl,l, Bale In Partition.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN or DER OF
"A the said Court 10 dFected, will oer toe sale at
o the Court House, 10 The city Of coipuSus'
" irrss3 s,s1r r. .s' 40 er..rr -t-s-,5r ~
Saturday, the Sch dag Of August, a, D. 1852,
st one O'clock ~, the following described real estate
to Wit A1 da.aaf SO 5000 " .sts Il.
One hundred aud Ave acres OF Of the southwest quar-
ter Of section lO) township R range 6i ef the uuap
proprated lsndsi the ma;y district In Plain town
ship Franklin county, Ohio Said l05 acres is to be
sold subject to the dover Of Anna emiih (widow d
Henry smith, decsased which dover has been assigned
Appraised at S28 90 per acre l6 -s ID
Terms Of Sale one third Of the purchasa money psi
day ofsae one third IN one year and one third II
two yeGrl bearing interest from day Of Hae with mort
gsge on premises to secure deferred payments. S
G. g. ooLtNs, Attorney s,-sclsas ie1sg 81
~, ss,e,. t-f.,Iar G., W. HUFFMAN,
Printers fees, s5 s5. h - :,
July S-dlt&std a.
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Master Commissioners Sale.

Master commissioners Sale.
sartlit smita , Doc 3, psss sai. ...-y
vs.. Superior oou,t Of ftanklin County,
TN PURSUANCE OF AN or DEB Ok
the Said COURT to me directed, ! will offer for sale
At public auction q the door Of the Court Houac 10
the city Of oolumbus, on }i.s $500 tfff
Saturday, the s.h daV Of August, A. D. 1862,
between the houu Of 70 O'Clock m and o'clock p.
the following described real estate, situate In the
county Of franklin and State Of Ohio TO Wit
Part Of In-Lot No 507 10 te city Of columsuA com.
mencng at The southeast Of said q thence north
along the east III Of said lot 0l feet nchss thence
we.t lina parallel with the south lire Of uad lot
81 feet inches; thence south along lice parallel with
he east line Of said Lott thence east along the south
line OF said lot 70 the place Of bsginnmBi being the
southeast quarter Of Bsd lo sxospt two feet IN Wild
aeIoss the Dorh snd OF said Qus,ter
Appraised at $1,000 O0 80
Il - 's-a "a. ~. and Master ocmr,issionSrs
THus. sPARRow Atty.
Pnnters fees 81 so,
jye-dIt&RtdA @ e h
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Master Commissioners Sale.
Charles g. Bell Doc. 3, page Is5.
,p,,,,., ~. Z Superior oou't, Franklin
William. Robertson ct ALL County, Ohio.
DIX VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF TEE
~ said Court to me directed. will offer for sale At
public auction, at the door Of the Court House, 10
the city Of Columbus, on Z
Saturday, the 9Th day Of August, A D. 1862,
at ono o'clock, p M, the following described real e.
tate situate in the county Of franklin, and State Of
Ohio, to wit: - -
Being the east half Of the south half Of lot No. six
huodred and tn rtyseven 6S situate on the north Eest
corner Of Fourth street and Linn alley In the city Of Co
lumbus, Ohio. :.
Appraised at 5000 90.
GEORGE ". HUFFMAN,
sheriff and Master Commissioner.
Printer'a fees IS IS.
July 3-dlt6wtd ID.
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AU G TI0N EER.
c o M IN isSIoN ROOMS 8
No. l02 South High Street.

T Am NOW PREPARED TO sseoetva
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Dry soods Groceries, Liquors, Furnitare Cairagss
also intend 70 devote my attention to salOs OF Real
Estate and Personal Property, at any point within TWEEN.
ty miles Of the City. ~
UT Auction safes every evening.
Oonsignmehts respectfully solicited. ..-
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From Rec. J. Anss, EastOr Of Advent Church, BOass
Dr.. AHFR: have used your Pills with extraordnary
sucess In my family and among those called to visit
IN distress. To regulate the organs OF dgestion and
purify the blood they the very best romedy have
ever known, and can confidently recommend them 70
my friepds. Yours, J.v. HINES.
, 1862-11-13

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