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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-09-18
FIGHTING IN MARY.
LAND.
The enemy beaten.
DISPATCHES FROM
MCCLELLAN.
FIRST DISPATCH.


PoToNAc, 3 MrEEs BEroxD NM
DLETowN, MD, Sept. 40 40 a. nj.
To H. w. Hallcck, Gcn'lin- Chief:
After very severe engagements, the
corps Of General Hooker and and Gen
cral Reno have carried the heights com
manding the H:sgssstown road by
storm.
The troops behaved nYagniiccn.y.
They never fought better.
Gen. Franklin has been holly engag-
ed on the extreme left. / do not know
thcrcsnlt, except that the liringindicates
progress on his part.
The action continued till after dark,
and terminated in leaving us III possess
sion Of the entire crest.
1t has been glorious victory.
/ cannot tell whether the enemy will
retreat during the night or appear in in
creased force in the morning.
| regret to add that the gallant and
able General Reno is killed.
GEO. B. MCCLELLAN Mai. Gen.
| have just learned from Hooker, in
the advance, who states that the inior-
nation is perfectly reliable that tho Ell.
envy is making for the river in a perfect
panic, and Lee stated last night public
ly that he must admit that he had been
shockingly whipped. I am hurrying
everything forward to endea,or to press
their retreat to the utmost. 4a
[Signcdl G. Is. Mcclellan Mai. Gen.
SECOND DISPATCH. Ms
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE
PoToMAc, Sept. 1910 a. M
To Gen. Halleck:
Information this moment received
completely confirms the ront and de-
moralization of the rebel army.
} Leeis reported wounded and Gar
land Killed. =
Hooker alonelhas over q thousand or
more prisoners seven hundred having
been sent to Frederick.
It is stated that Lee gives his loss as
$1,000.
We are following as rapidly as men
can move.
[SignedI g. 3. Mcclellan Maj. Gen.
THIRD DISPATCH.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE
PoroMAc Sept. 1873 p. NJ.
To Gen. Halleck:
! am happy to inform you that Frank
Inns success on the left was az complete
ssthat in the centre and right, and re.
suited in his getting possession Of the
Gap after severe engagement on all
parts Of the line.
Tho troops, old and new. behaved |
with the utmost steadfness and gallan-
try, carrying, with but little assistance
from our artillery, very strong positions,
defended byertillcry and,nfantry.
don't..think our loss is very severe.
The corps Of D. II. Hill and Long
street were engaged with our right.
Y We have taken considerable mum.
Der ofprisoners.
The enemy disappeared. during the
light.
Dur troops are now advancing in pur-
nit. do not know where the enc.
ny will next be found.
GEO. b MCCLELLAN,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-09-18

Late Of and Successors to 3. Richards & Co
Agents for Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa and
Minnesota
Address MI letters 10 the q, ., wnwALL
5"Chicago Sewing Machine
Cop OBox, 1882 Chicago, III ~ v, rArrAx
v4n20 6m
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-09-18
PRO-SLAvERY GENERALS.

The Chicago 7riJune Of the 10th
contains private letter written to
citizen Of that State, rccci,ing how
negro upon request gave some very i'm
portant information to our troops which
led to the capture Of some rebels, and
for which the negro did not dare to re-
turn to his home for fear Of being
suspected, which is almost ertainhanc-
ing, and therefore came to the federal
Amy lines for protection. The follow
ing order brought by The female owner
OF the slave, from Gen Thomas head
quarters, shows that negro catching is
still part Of our generals business not.
outstanding the law Of Congress.
"HEApouAETERs Isl Div, ARMY or
TIE ONO,
CAM NEAR DEcHEEp, August 25.
Col. James George, commanding 2l
regiment Minnesota volunteers, camp
near Dcchcrd, Tenn.
COLONEL: Mrs. Crissman reports
that her negro man is in your regiment
and that she has been unable TO gc,
them.
The general commanding directs that
ifthc said negro man belonging to Mrs
&. is now III your regiment, that You
deliver them up to her on receipt Of
this order.
In,,-
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-09-18

And are manufactured at the well known
establishment Of MILES cREESwoop, Of Cincin-
bles, IN half case, Of IL fuN Qbln6. in Val
nut, mahogany and Rosewoca.s
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-09-18
THURSDAY SEPTEMBER is, 1862.

Nessrs ROUNDS & LANGDON, arc our on
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Ills, to procure Advertisements and Sub
scriptions.
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Row, & ld5 Nassau ST., New York, arc our
authorised agents in New York City to pro-
cure subscriptions and advertisements.
nay McssrsS s. NJ. PETTENGIL s. Co, No. 3,
Park Row, New York, s. 6 State ST. Boston
arc our Agents for the Iowa Transcript, in
those cities, and arc authorized to take Adver-
tisements and Subscriptions for us at our
Lowest Rates.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-09-18

Sol.oNEL' WITS. SfiSSHlal reports
that her negro man is in your regiment
and that she has been unable TO get
them.
The general commanding directs that
if the said negro man belonging to Mrs.
e. is now III your regiment, that You
deliver them up to her on receipt Of
this order.
Very respectfully,
Your obedicnt servant,
G. Is. FLINT, A.A.G. Chief Of Staff.
The words sand women" were erased
after s'pegro man." and hence the plural
pronounce ''them," not changed when
the other words were stricken out"
The Colonel George TO whom the or
der was addressed, was known hy Gen.
Thomas to be a very strong io-slavery
man ana would probably therefore take
extra pains in carrying i. out, which
he did, but however without effect, as
the troops succeeded iii sccrcting the
negro.
Read also the following from pri-
yatc Ii tel from soldier under Eaall
and first published in the Delhi Journal.
sWe take the liberty of printing tie
following extract from letter from
private in Buell's division:
We crossed the Ekhorn River, and
encamped at night within three miles OF
Athens. Here We cncampca in the
held OF an avowcd and rabid sccessionist
We were all very hungry; but our food
was SO simple that it needed no cooking
A little fuel only was required to boil
orr coffee. A few rails from an old
fence near by, were used for that pur.
pose. No one dreamed Of any harm.
nor that the act was not perfectly justi-
fable.
All at once the camp was astounded
at the intelligence that the whole diyi-
sion was under arrest. The question
naturally arose, "what for 20 The reason
was found to be the burning of sccesh
rails! The commanding officers arrested
in our brigade werc as follows Lien
tenant Colonel Bristol, 9th ILL.,; Major
Blowuey, goth Ind. 1; Colonel Dodge.
30th Ind. and Major Bradford, 77,h
Pa.
Orders were issued that details should
be Immediately made, and all damage
instantly repaired. Squads OF men with
axes on their shoulders started for
timber tract at some distance, cut down
trees, split rails, backed them into camp.
rebuilt the fence, and then made their
coffee as best they could. The number
OF rails that had to be thus replaced as
the result Of the damage Of the four re-
gimcnts Of our brigade, was by actual
count thirty-two!
This action raised a storm of Indie.
nation. The last straw seemed to have
been laid upon the camePs back. The
feeling Of officers and men assumed an
intensity almost amounting to revolt.
The act was susceptible Of but one in.
depreciation; that an Alabama traitor
is better entitled to the protection Of the
federal army than Union soldier.
Major General Buell. may think thus;
but those who do the fighting entirely
disagree with him. AS off .crs and
men, while at home, we wore tho toga
Of manhood and responsibility. When
we entered the service Of our country.|
to protect it from the assaults Of trail
torous Shareholders, we did not under
stand that we consented to be made |
their slaves. TIE soldiers may for a |
time endure it, but the policy Of certain
men in high places must ere LONG be
changed or = just and swift rctribution
vii! surely follow" !
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-09-18
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Sewing a(lafhias Cu.
Office cor Lake and Clark ~
Over A. II. Miller's Jewclry Store.
Entrance IS Clark St.

Entrance IS CLARK St.
+ w NEWLY INyHNTED sd RECENTLY
/ PATENTED Sewing Machine, the Inventor or
| which has discarded entirely the nse Of cams,
and by the application Of d new combination
| in mechanics, has accomplished results here
tofors unastained by any inventor, and pro-
Iuced q machine capable of as great range
Of work as any other machine IN The market,
and better ads pied to the wants Of The commu-
nifty, as he has combined, to . greater extent
than in any other patent,
CHEAPNESS WITH EXCEL
LENCE,
Durability with eimplicitv
AND NOlaL 1DeNkns o. Ac15>N, II Ade9reo
not approached ~ any other madsssE Oar
machines are
LICENSED By ELIAS MOVIE AND As
SOCIETIES,
And ere manufactured at the we'll known
establishment Of MILES GREENWOOD, Of Cincin-
nati Ohio. Nachines Are pstssp ON plain ia
bles, IN half case, Of IL fun Qbln6 in VAL
nut, Mahogany and Rosewood.s
Prices from 40, = sl0o
Stitch, which 10 preferable for family. use to
stitch y "a II Il sometimes c.iied..- Z '4'S-
/. Because il il stronger and more dur..
BE.
2. because It's right Or face side il ineom-
paral1lv handsomer thaS M afsAeiooe .s;c !
while The reverse = fully - ahandsSme = the
reverse Of that.
3; beo.uss !. = slas:is, yleldipg or giving
non elastic aad non-yielding.
z. because = y FAST stitch ana VIII not
irlP, .ncugn eyer Iour.n s,ilcn CUT. Inc
lock snten VIII TIP enoo orokens
neoaasS WINE ~ !. y las. s.'scn' II y
ssv - u0lns 1911 e: VIII great
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-12-13
NUMBER l5.

tended one of ,hem-bus which one -
Perhaps it ras the last; at least there
was q suffocating crush !"
And the conversation went on as before.
The depression removed all doubts from
her mind. |, at least, had known nothiug
OF her adventure prior to that evening
| do not think | was romantic at that
time, and yet, from the beginning of our
acquaintance, | entertained the hope that
Mss Wright would one day become my
wife. | was net disappointed
1t Was, perhaps, six months after we
were married, that | carried home in nv
pocket newspaper, containing hatter.
ing notice of Lucy Walters. As Mrs
CLARK employed herself with her work, 1
drew forth the paper, and read to her the
notice. Lucy was pursuing her studies,
and had carried off the prize medal. As
she listened to the aattering comments
paid to her protege, her face lit up with a
glow It pleasure.
"Ealph used to laugh at me when l
told him that Lucy ore day would make a
name for herself she said musingly. 81
have so often wondered she continued,
as she resumed her work, "who gave her
that money"
"lou mean the person who aecompani-
ed you to your Uncle Graham from the
concert?'
"les; it is very singular his giving the
m5nay IN the way he did,
'Doabt:ess he did it TO secure your
good opinion
Then he has never had.the sa,isfac.
ton Of knowing how it was received
"Ui coarse he has though"
'lIow did you know He may be
dead? 2
But he is living, Caroline"
who is living ?"
"Why The person you so often think
"to"t--~ho sent Lucy Walters thirty
pounds, and whom you Kissed
Mr. Clark"
Mrs Clark
You don't think How can you saw
such thing?
Y puzzled expression rested on nv
wlfe's face and in spite Of all my powers
Of resistance, forced. me to laugh aloud
80. remember row, she said Ralph
SAL something like that once when you
were present.
Then, Mrs. Clark, you deny hsying
kissed him.
She threw her work aside suddenly, and
arose.
" Harry is II possible that it was you ?"
"Fery pobab'e, certainly"
And You Lave concealed it all this
time You are the most deceptive Of
mcH'
I" Don't blame me for doing what nei,h-
er y'n nor any other woman can do, and
that X, Ace? secret-except her age'
"IwH not believe it.
" Boeanse you tried to surprise me into
confession, and tailed. But see here is
the prooCr Aud | drew from my pocke
the embroidered handkerchief, and point.
ed out her initials whereupon we mutually
agreed that she had made a FORTUNATE
MisTAkE.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-12-13
YOU LIKE TO KNOW.
BY soIiG G. SAKE.

/ know girl with teeth of pearl,
l.. And shoulders white as snow; -.-...'
J.. She lives--ah! we'll, .......
I must not tell
'@ Wouldn't You like to.hnow '@ -"
Her sunny hair is wondrous fair,
And way in the flow; 5"'
Who made it less s.o .u..H
Oae little tross, ~......
Wouldn't you like to knew?
He, eyes are blue Celestial hue y
And dazzling in their glow;
On whom they beam
With melting gleam,
a Wouldn't yop like to know? -
Her lips are red ard finely wed
Like roses ere they blow;
Il What lover sips -...... ...'
Those dewy lips,
Wouldn't you like to know?
Fer fingers are like lilies fair,
When lilies .airesi grow;
Whose hand they press
With fond caress -..' ,4
Wouldn' yea like to know? G.
Her foot is small and has fal,
Like show!lakes on the snow;
. And where it goes
Beneath the rose,
Wouldn't yoa ike 10 know?
She has name, the sweetest name
That language can bestow;
'Iwou!d break the spell ->.''..t
no III should tell .,@a ea. r.
Wou dn't yoa like to know? ,~.l ~.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-12-13
GEORGE WEARE - @s JoHNP .ALIIsoN
BANKING AND AGENCY OFFICE
#+. -~". =- @-oP-- .taaa. .@ai
.ay- WEARE & ALLISON
Cor. .ssh saa Douglas Sts., -@@
s.cuE CITY, -. -. IOWA
GEoRG L WEA RE
JON Mp ALLISON

EtoLLECTtoNS made and ran,ittea st current
~ rates OF exchange; Bills OF Exchange, Uncur
rent Money and Coin bought and sold; Deposits re-
ce'Fed and Money invested; Draftsfor Sale nn any
Country in Europe 't. -'.-0f -
Reliable Insurance. hested agains: LossorDam
age BY Fire.
Particular attention given TO the PAYMENT @
Taxes N any CountyiR iowa. .5 @f s'ta j.
Real astate bong and sold; Land Warrantslo-
Gated.
"erefertothe following parties with whomws
Eave eone business:
Park Bank, Ny.
D.a. Arnold, Esq. Pres'tMercanti Bank NY.
Msssrs. knauth Na"hoa & Kuuue Bar kers n Y
- Chas Camb'as.k Co, Banker philadelphia.
~" W. Il. BarAadalc 4 Co., b nks, St. Louis Mo
nessre. CLARK Bros. Il Co, Bankers, St Louis Mo
aeo. u. Harding. Esq. President of Union Bank
st..Louis, No. .0 &. ..-
&c Adams, Esq, Banker, Chicago, Ill.
T. Pdrtridgo, Es4., '' Seneca Falls NY
G. W. Norton, Esq. President Southern Bank, o
Kentucky, R,lsselvlle, ky.tr ...
l.a Lash. Esq, Salem, N C.
f.Dutnont, Esq, indianapolis. Indiana
Hon VIM Montgomery. VI. q, Washington Pa
7. H. Walker, Esq. Salem, Y.
Messrs Ea5ley WilliHgham. Halifax G H..Va.
MARKELL DarrowE Co BANKERS. Dubuque 10
msakiota 4 oorein, '' Davenport 40
Sioux City Sept 9th, 1880, ...
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-12-13
SIOUX CITY
Boot and Shoe Store
SAMUEL ERLLLhyT,
-0TaIG. T'9 FARMERS
AND
= e al ers IN Gra; N.

WE, tho nndersienei, prepared to offer
w 10 the public Of the best Eanai8g
mills ever mantithci uFed in the United stAt.s -
The Nils are warranted to clean perfectly i NAeat
.uekwhtat. Rye. Barley Oats and Corn ard In fact
all kinas pf grain, tile stgras57seed These
ILLS are mad Of the best material. and pain ted in
asaperiar manner, and for utility and durability
cannot be surpassed 49,. -...l
fnrndr ty the use Of one Of these Wills will
soon sato screenings enough for his pigs and chick
pay inr this aiil. lie sends to the hrist NJ I'll
nothing hut the plump grain aud in return gets in
round numbers bis full weight Of ianr. and that II
superior qethlify and Ia sobn forms mofeesalt-
ed opiniap IF The Miller, especially o. TO lis hQuev
ty. lii wiz Stops grnHa aiffR about b'ntk Il ur
h. is nnataa 81 eat Il ht brad made from ctea"
wheat 10 wear clatn rlaatlas and to have a clear
eanssenea; He spsHls h i lesure hours quietly and
goes dpau - tn gaate IN peace.
N. B.--Thhsa Aiiis ft8y lie NJ our shop on
Parry creek first door eorth OF ,he Methodist
Church and near the s4n Of tiIa fai flaming Mill.
4#z .s t.0 ~. Il. aEcnuuGAbL u GO.
Sioux City, October 2oth fsSa--noS-3m
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-12-13
Sioux City Business Director,

The attention Of farmers, travellers and all 9TH
crs, who have occasion to trade in sioux City, is
invited to the following LIST of Merchants, Me
chauics ana business men genera ly, who advertise
in THE REGISTER, aud whom we can con hdsntiy
commend 10 public patronage; 49, a..a-s.
Merchants-. -w. t. -~.5... .....
II. p. Bookc 4 Co, Dry Goods, Groceries, &c.
II. Bnchracker, e~ a" -
ass l.. p. Farmer, sr~ "a 4rt@- :" .,.s
d. T. Hedges, Groce ties and Provisions.
A. Groninger, Hardware aud Cutlery. sv
Chas. X. smith, Stoves and Finware.
Z Chas. Kent, Drugs and Medicines.
l. Haas, Dry Goods and Clothing.
Attorneys ..
I'D. Hudson 4 JOY. Douglas Street.
Tredway Il Currier, Douglas street.
Pat Robb. Pearl street.
SAM T. Davis, Douglas street r.r
Hotels-- s,..ss..x ...-. .v,.
' Sioux City House. Pearl Street. 81
Hagy House, Second street,
Wauregan House, second street.
Bankers-- .. ....-. ..s ..s
Weare L Allison, Pearl street, ... ,.. .
.a Bosler Il Hedges, Second street. j. 4..
Boots and Shoes-- VIA .s. s.~r
at7 Samuel Krunmann, Pearl street. sf#@#e g.,
ii Matt. Gaughran, Pearl street. ~ s# e3s#@5
Harness nj akers-- ''
John Lininger, Pearl street. -
~ Taiiors-- ii = .-t. ss. ~ 4Esaa e.-
s,+a James Hutchins, Pearl street. sa. g. Ms
.=s7@ Richard II Powltsson, Water street
Lnmber-- .s-.s..- . -. r.
- sanborn & Foilett, Water street.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-12-13

3, 1862.
quired Of him if he was acquainted with
the neighborhood in which | had been On
previous evening.
90" Yes, sir; very well,' he replied.
e "Can you tell me who lives in the large
house with two eagles on the gate posts,
on the let: hand side Of the Com non?"
40, you mean Mr.. Wright's,' be replied;
'but lt's about four miles and half out
there, SIR
Thank you" Ireplied, and passed nto
the house, where | addressed my note to
Miss Lucy Walters. care of Miss C.
Wright, and then, sauntering out slowly,
called the lad to NE.
- the Way. George said |, IL have
le-te: to deliver out there. Do you
thtak yea could 10 II f5g ne? You can
take cab-any way that you can get it
there soon; and when you have delivered
II, doAt stop moment. | dent care
about having you questioned"
- can manage it for yen, Mr.. Clark, "
said tie lad. Ny Uncle Dean lives out
there"
- Is Ls. Dean gour uncle % inquired
hastily.
I@s, SIR"
There is lame girl living with hin ?"
"Ias-Njss Walters"
Cau trust you George?'
" Aou may, sir, if you want to help
Miss Walkers w.thyu: her knowing who is
dong H."
"Wr.I, this letter is attended for her as
you will perceive. l. is q money letter,
and ii you will convey Il 10 her, AID keep
the matter to yourself, thai is all that is
required" ana :r!e1 - slip sovereign
into his hand
"ho, AIR. Clark | only wish could
DO twice as much for her am going
there to night, and will leave the letter
whe:e she will e; it, aud she VIII us.er
know where it came tgom.'
Very we'll, George" replied as ] left
him, satisfied that the note was in safe
hands.
That lady in blue" said my cousin.
No, said |, "the lady beside her
Have yon not made her acquaintance
hat is Hiss Wright"
Amy relation to Miss Emma Wrirht
No; but they are quite intimate, how
ever. Let me present you"
'aheied MISS wright bestowed LOOK
OF mare INA" ordinary curiosity upon me
a. ny cousin p'eSe",@N n'e ou' h"a tue
e"r~n'eFy 70 meet hef 'Eqnlr'Hg iooS' a.
unconscious VI 'ne '',e' '''"' i'"' '''7'
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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-12-13
FlCAss.esn~ * BROTHER,
L a ~ - a G. Il II r. s
gJIav - -ycT7 e,

.@a ryJI7- " u ycE 6,
ONAUh, AToN0.i COUNTY,, It.yA
M Hi carefully attend to the selection and loca
w tipp nj land ia the several Land Districts n
Western Iowa and Nebraska bnv and suli Land
Warrants, or locate them on commission; for non
interest hty and soil real estute and nay tases.t
coienticp mad. and ey rnmpt tly 6Ir wardpd.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-12-13
JAMES ,nUrCEzgNs,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
~ One doorsouLhof Appltto,.'. prug Store,


PIE aRL ST. SIOUX CITY,
nj II. II respectfully calls The attention Of the
vi citizens of Sioux City. Nebraska and Dakots
Territories. TO his establishment. The most fash
ionab!e and fastiaous persons suited in every re
sPect. Clothes REPAIRED aud gLEA NEDi in A
superior manner. CHILDkENS' GARMENTS
made upin the most approved styles T.
Particular attention paid to the making M of
furs. Indian dre ssed Otter and Beaver Furs cen-
stantly kept on hand. s...st
.ses scOtt's Fashion. Plates
Received reg uiarly. Mr.. II hopes by nnremitting
attention to business, fidelity and promptness in
the execution of orders, to merit q continuance of
the pub lie patronage. 44s..raa4sF 4.M.Ha
Aug. 1851. JAMES HUTCHINS
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-12-13

f7sR REDNAY ~ cUisy.lER, Il
j Attorneys at Law, Sioux City, lowa.-fraefee
Ia the Courts of iowa and Nebraska. ofhee, on
Douglass street, opposite Land pdice vol
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-12-13
Siouf City 9tgist|.sIr |.I
ea ~.4aH s-4 Is PUBLISHED .4.# ...t
EVERY SATURDAY. MORNING.,
Sioux City, Woodbury. County, lows,
WILLIAM RENEY.


TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTI0N.-Si,j0 a years
always in advance For six months--:5 . Cts.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-12-13
nAnI,L II. DAVIS,

5TIUHsoN A. JOY. a
Ill Attorneygat Law, sioux City, Iowa W III
practice In the Courts u Iowa and Nortiera Ne
brasba, Once, on Douglass street. deei9-o3
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-12-13
sDn Mt u lar Aka son 0.zeV J.

Sioux City Royal Arch Chapter, No. 26, meet at
the Masonic Hall, on Douglas street, on Thursday
I on or before the Full Moon, All Il. A. Masohs in
good standing arsiraternaliy invited TO attend.
.sss4r Z. d. FARMER, II. p. i
NJ. PisKrRroN, sac'y, . s*
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-12-13
MASONIC.

Sioux City lodge, No. 1G3, IT Ancient Free and
Accepted Masons. meet at the Masonic Hall, on
Douglas street, wednesday or before the I'.u
Moon. E#E #*.t& zB8a8
All Masons in good standing are frateraaly in
vitsd to attend. I IsEs#.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-05
7 wle's Pie and hamOr Cure
THE ONLY SURE CURE

FOR BLEEDING. BLIND. AND ITCHING PILES
IEPRuSi, 81 ROFuIA. SALT KAFUM
AND DISEASES OF THE
SKIN
One bottle warranted 20 every ease OF Files two
bottles in all other cases OF the alb We Diseases IL not
dealers are requested to refund Tn hey in every ease
Only i've bot les in thousand returned and those were
confirmed fetula Hundreds OF letters and certificate
are now In the propretors possession which can be
seen on application Send for Circular
Prepared by HENRY u. FoWLh, Chemist, Il Pine
Street, Boston. Sold everywhere. Certificates with
each bottle.