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, 1862-08-20

PERsoSh.-J. o'Neill returned yesterday
evening from Washington, with authority
from President lincoln to equip his mounted
rifle company, to be attached to the Board Of
Trade Brigade.
Mr. O'Neiu informs us that Captain c. ".
Barker, of this city, has been appointed to the
rank OF Colonel.o Of cavalry.
, 1862-08-20

FALSE ALARsI-The fire alarm for the
second district yesterday afternoon was occa-
stoned by bonfire in the rear Of the Rock
Island Railroad freight house on Clark, just
a0OHn TeVlQr street.
, 1862-08-20

RDELs GARDEN.-Th paragraph In yester-
days Issue stating that a riot had occurred in
Ridel's Garden, Cottage Grove, was mis-
toke. Els garden was closed on Sunday, and
has been and will be, as long as the soldiers
remain in that vicinity.
RonBERf.-Wm- A. Kobald, Of Capt. H1ek-
ey's company, Was robbed On Monday night
OF $95, In Myers saloon, No. 14o Wells street.
Etghty-five dollars of the money was in gold,
eight eag1es and two quarter eagles the bal
ance Vas in currency and silver,
SENT TO HEREFoRM scHoo1.-John Burke,
an orphan boy thirteen years OF age, was ex-
amfned before Commissioner Williams. YES
terday, charged with the larceny Of some
money. He was sent to the Reform School.
A SMALL REGIMENT OF PETTY THIEVES
Yesterday afternoon, eight women, three girls
AID five boys, were arrested aud brought into
the Police Court By officer Miller, all charged
with stealing grain from several warehouses
, 1862-08-20

HELD TO BAn.-Edward ". Benton. whose
arrest on the charge Of picking another mans
pocket Was noticed in our columns yesterday
morning, has since had an examination before
Justice Miller, and been held in the sum Of
81 600 for his appearance before the Recorders
Court.
, 1862-08-20

ResHred, That the thanks Of the officers Of this
regiment be rendered to Col. Tucker and assoc1-
ate officers, for their kindness in extending the
time of election for field officers from 10 g. M to
p. m, thereby securing to us the man Of our
unanfn1ous choice, Col. Fred. a. Starring.
Res0tred, That o1E TArmest thanks be also ten
Tyrrcn, and Tie other members Of he war con.
n1ttees Of the Young Men Christian Association,
Beard Of Trade, and Mercantile Association, to
" E. Church, and all others who have with untir-
ing energy and indefatigable exerrions eucceeded
in securing TO US the appointment Of our esteemed
Colonel Fred 4. Starring.
, 1862-08-20

DEATH OF CAPTAIN TucKEM-Capt. Lau-
sing B. Tucker, OF the Goth Union regiment,
died suddenly upon Monday, at Hyde Park,
at the rcsidence Of his father, Colonel Joseph
Tucker. The deceased was but nineteen
years Of age. He possessed many admirable
qualities which endeared him to his company
and to his fellow officers, by whom his un-
timely decease will be severely felt. The fn-
neral will take place this afternoon at 2
O'Clock, at the University Of Chicago.
, 1862-08-20

BANQUET IN NASHVILLE TO CHICAGO
SOLDIER. The Louisville Journal says:-
"The friends Of Lieut.. F. Clifton Wharton,
Of the 18Th Illinois infantry, gave that gentle
man splendid banquet at Nashville on the
18th instant, upon the occasion Of his retiring
from the command Of the ordnance depart
ment Of that post" :"
, 1862-08-20

IARcENy.-Yesterday morning Mrs. Rose
Blessington and her daughter, Mary Webster,
were arraigned in the Police Court on the
charge of larceny. It appeared in the evi-
dence that the daughter had, at different
times, purloined several articles Of chi1dren's
apparel from the house Of Mr.. Abraham IL
Moore, at No. 10 Van Buren street, where she
lived in the capacity Of hired girl; also that
her mother had abetted the daughter by re-
ceiying, on deposit, the articles thus taken.
The accused were each held in $500, for their
appearance at the Recorders Court.
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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-12-13
SlIERIFF'S SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue of an OK
L ecution dated November 22d, a. y. 1862 to me-
directed from the Clerks Office Of the District Court
of Woodbury. county. Iowa, have this day levied
upon. and on Monday, December 18th A. ID. 1862,
between the the hour. Of O'Clock =. m. and elk
p. of said day, in front of the Post Office door in
Sioux City. Iowa, will proceed to offer for sale at
public auction, which sale will commence at nine
o'clock -. m the following described property, to-
wit =
Lots and !, in block 10 let 6. block II lots I
and .. block ~ lots l., IL, II block 10 lots 9,
block "a lots s, II, II? block Is lot IL block Is
lots 1, 49, block "a lots l. 3, block ~ lot block
% lot L. block "A lots 2, block IS; lots g. S \
IL, block % lots 2, D. block - lots S, L block Is
lot block 81 lots l. ,, }, book 81 lots 2. s. &,
block Is lots 3. block A. lots II, p block Il
lots :, 3 block 10 lots / 8, Q, block "a lots l. 5,
Il, block 81 lots !. :, 9 bio X 81 lets ?. B. I. IL
block IS lots 8, . u, block ~ lots |. 4, g. 6,
block 60 lots 2 3, block IS lots L. 2, block II !.
lots s, block y; lots |, block 1e: lots s. Q.
block n lots T. block IS; lots 4, 6, s. block 81
lots block 81 lot block So lots I, s, 2. block
81 lot block So lot O. block ss lot 9, biock 81,
in Sioux CITY, East 4 iiitinn.
Also, lot H. block - lots :, 3, & g block 30
lots l, ,. block q lots 2, block - lots l. B. S,
Il. !, TO- II, block % tots l. 8, 9, block "A ,ots
I, s. s, ~, block %; lots 2, 8, block ~ lots ;.
3. block % lots 10, II, -, block - lots @ l. blk
30 lots 2 block 81 lots L. :, B. block ,. lots L. 3
3. b, ok 80 lots q L. D. TO- ~, block a lots IL
block 81: lots ,. 6. blocs - lots :. s, block
40 lot q, block I6 los l. :, 3, block 50 lots l. \,
block 81 lots l. 8, H. I, II. block - lots B / To-
II, - block 81. and lot o block IS, in Sioux City
Proper, all in Woodbury. county, Iowa.
said property will be sold tho property of
Bernhart HEM and Jesse Williams under said
execution, in favor Of John 4. Allison, Plaintiff,
against the said Bernhart Honn, Jesse Williams
and II. c. Bacon, Defendants
F.J.LAMBERr.
Sheriff of Woodbury. county, Iowa
sherins Once, sioux City, Nov. 2Sth, '62-4w
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-12-13
STATE NEWS.

The For. Dodge Republican states that,
in til. counties composing the 9Th Con.
OCCASIONAL District, Lincoln's majority
vas 800. Judge Hubbard's official ma.
jori,y IN the same counties is 1881. This
shows gain Of 23l over the Lincoln ma.
jori,y.
The Davenport News says tina. the
Branch Bank in tina. city which has been
in operation for four years, has decla red
dividends to the amount Of so cents on
each dollar invested. The stock is not in
the market at alt.
The Hack. Eye says the amount col.
lected in Burlington under the Federal
Tax for licenses. carrisyes and siI yer
plate is $6.l3s.
Rev. J. NJ. Conrad ha. been chosen
Chaplain Of Col. Ben,on's Regiment.
iowa AT WAsHiSCroN.-A Washington
correspondent, Of the Gate CITY states ,ha,
George Cowle, formerly Clerk 10 the Iowa
House OF Representatives. has been pro-
NOTED ton $1,000 position in the Treasury
Department. Charles Page, * Editor Of
the Republican paper at Nj Vernon, Iowa,
has Sl40O c!erkship in the sam Bureau.
Mr. Richarjs, !ormrly Of the Gate CITY,
has comfortable position in Gov. Bout.
wells Bureau. We announced not long
since, that our excellent friend. Mr.. Wat
kins Of Mills county. has a remunerative
CIerkship in tue 2nd Auditors Office
The Iowa City Republicans Of the 2S.h
contains the editorial vslidictory Of l.. A.
Duncan, nov Adju,s"t of the A0,h Iowa
Regiment,
The Dubuque Times says that the bur.
den Of tn. Draft in shat county will fail
outside" the cit, Duhuqus City did
better ,n,n the rural dis ricrs ia scndInr
Volunteers.
The Mddtson,an states that q schooi
mistress WAS lately dismissed IN mad son
county. hecaus- she declined to walk
through the cold half mil. to build TN.
fires in the sch"ol honse. The Director
OF tina, District ought to bs dismissed a:
once.
The merchants Of Burlington have
agreed that they will give out no more
tickets for change.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-12-13
Dakota Delegate Election.

AS the contestants for Delegate to Con
gress tor Dakota were formerly our towns
men, the race excited no little attention
ere. The last report was that Gov Jayne
had won, by l6 votes. The repor, now
is, that there has been shenanessn in
the giving Of the certificate to Jayne
The Sioux City Register Of the 9Th has
the following:
The Dakota territorial board of can.
vassers recently canvassed the vote for
delegate without waiting or sending for the
vote of Red River, as by law and in Justice
they should have done. The result Of
their canvass was Jayne, 237 Todd, 22l ,
and accordingly they gave Jayne the Ger
tifcate. The Red River gives Jayne 10,
Todd l53. So that the result may be
summed up as follows:
Already canvassed, Jayne, 237 Todd.
22l; Red River Jayne, 10; Todd, 1853
So Gen. Todd has clear majority Of lis,
which will inevitably secure him the seat
Another article in the same paper throws
further ligh. on the subject. The terrific,
rial law requires that, a. the end Of forty
days after the election, if the returns are
not all in, messenger shall be despatched
for the absent returns. This was not
done, but as the Governor was sixteen
ahead, and The two official canvassers we're
aspirants for his gubernatorial place, if
elected to Congress, it was deemed we'll
by these intrguers to count the returns
and give the certificate without hearing
officially from the region from watch no
returns had been received. This was
done, though it was known that the Red
River vote, when in officially, would beat
Gov. Jayne lis votes, including a large
vote for him frauduIently obtained in two
precincts, and admitted by the csnvassers.
Congress will, probably. set aside this re.
publican ballot s.ulfing in Dakota, and give
Mr. Todd the seat.-Srinqfetd (IH.) Reg
lister.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-12-13

On the March from n. Randall to IT. Pi.rr.,
Dec. I, 1852
Editor Sioux City Register.
l wish to make known through your
paper that while on the march to the Saun.
tee camp to recover prisoners taken in
Minnesota, in accordance With instruc.
lions from Gen. Pope, mot the following
women and children who had been ran.
somed through the assistance of some
friendly Indiana: Mrs. julia Wright, vile
Of John A. Wright, aud daughter Eldos~ !;
Mrs. Laura Dudley, wife Of Wn. J. Duley ;
Emma, daugi'er Of Mrs. Laura Duiey; ,
500 Of J. N. Duley; Rossanna and Ellen,
daughters Of Thomas Ireland, aud Lila,
daughter Of VIM. Everett.
They will 70 to Fort Randall immedi.
stely, and there wait eight or ten days,
10 procure clothing &C.. to make them
comfortable, and the" proceed to Cedar
Falls, and there wal. until they hear from
their friends. They learned to-day that
their husbands, whom they supposed dead.
are still living; but they do no. know
whore they ere At present
They have friends At or near Belvidiere,
illinois. and | trust the Press Of Iowa will
give notice OF their recovery so that they
may soun he able to find their husbands
aud friends.
have with me 1870 rank and file, and
they have made glad tn. hearts of these
poor cnp,'ves by presenting them over
$3.50.
They have been cap,i,es since Angus,
22nd. aud have suffered terribly. May a
manly eye 10 our command grew moist Is
they told their sad story, and ali i.l. happy
~ think they were free again.
Ny men sre wild with excitement, and
eager to press on till they lnd and punish
the inhuman wrelches who have made SC
much misery. The Sauntee camp where
they have been for some time 10 $50 miles
above For. Randall, aud we hope to find it
and teach them such lesson Us General
Harvey did the Indians 1t Ash Hollow
Be assured Of one thing, zoe p.u take nc
prisoners.
My command here consists Of 10 caval
~, Dscotsh, " infantry Co. b. 4lst Iowa
and section Of = battery, guns, manned
by IL men ot Co. A, 4l.t Iowa.
Years. &c,
J. PArrEE,
Ma or 4lst Iowa.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-12-13

A Frenchman thinks the English Ian.
guage is very odd. "Dere is look out,
he says.'"which is to put out your bead
and see; and look out when to haul in
FOUR head not for to see-just contraire T.
An old lady living on the line Of the
Illinois Central Railroad, seeing the men
engaged in fixing the electric telegraph,
very modeslly stepped forward and asked
Of them 'if there was to he slack wire
dancing 90 the opening Of the railroad p
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-12-13

A Coon MExonr.-Y Yesterday, Sheriff
ThorinK,cn WAS showing. party Of friends
~ " curiosity, a roll OF silver half dollars
he had obtained from an Indian At For,
Scott. "a part of urge amour. paid the
tribe by the Cosiederates,) when \ gentle-
man stepped up an gIancing over the
Sherifs shoulder exclaimed, "Silver
half dollsrs-what u rarity" A chap
who was standing near. cycling the spell.
ter in an inquisitive manner, opened his
eyes extremely wide At this information,
and slsl ping the gentleman on the back.
said, stranger. You have got bully nom
ory-they are half dollars--I had forgo.
m.'-Davenport Ne.ss
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-12-13

WHAT THE "OLD FoGIEs rHoucRr OF
lr.-On the 23d Of March, 1890, an ex.
preston was spread on record ~ to the
powers Of the Federal Government on the
subject Of emancipation. many of those
who had assisted in forming the Constitu.
ton being then present, and aiding in
this expression ~ follows:
THAT Congress have no authority to
interfere in the emancip patton Of slaves, or
in the treatment Of them. in any Of the
States, it remaining with the several
States alone to provide any regulations
therein which humanity and true policy
may dictste."-Hldredth's History Of ths
Z. S VOL l, ID Series.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-12-13

Julius, did you attend de last meeting
OBJ de debating society 2 Yes, sir. -
"Well. what was de tust thing dat cum
atore de house7' why, it was char
coal cart ~
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-12-13
NORTH WESTERN BREWERY,
L AGE e 3 = e r

or the finest quality, west Of tho Mississippi.-A
prue and healthy bererage-constantly on hand, ut
wholesale and retail, at the North Western Brew.
cry, Fourth street, Sioux City, Iowa.
SEL2ER
SIOUX City, Iowa, May ~, 80.