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DEsSOLUTION.

TUE rsruer7hip between CHARLES MAY and
! PET K b. TIrFTS 10 the Livery Stable bustaess
dis. .og-I By the death OF said May tbs 18th q
Fs rusy rst
The unaers eced 1rvtrtrr partner has sFFoi ited e.
bridge TUFTS ss agent with power % s8te sll bu
sIuess u the iH'e partnership An persons having
c.lius viii ese eLt them 10 settlement
PETER T. TUFTS
- L 1.
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The CfTcglaUEClz OF the DAILY
APPEAL. ls ssrEcT llsaVs thaI OI
tire Daily CITY Press COE-gisEHed.
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CONFEDERATE NOTES OR SOLD.

UTILL BUY a reduced prices i've ac-as surrounds g
W by elessnt residences, ore mt.s from t1--r-
Price 81 O0O-less than cost Also several bza1-if1t
lots in the city, and res dsuce. Apply O.
LITFLEJoHh & STANLEY
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EEER0 I00k WlNIE.B !

EVrANTEJ as COOK 20 stiend on a Generals stat
w q trs.-rate 81 sro By Liberal W-ges vii D
given. Apply lHrtus -his day>.o
MAI HILI.YER-
Atihe sto e or X II Becktsil s. Co,
rs- r.. So .in street.
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/ WILL SELL BHub-r Of CITY LOTS az q vsrF
L low figure II Immediate applirs.titn G.. made.
Al persons wishing 20 invest oufe lara- notes would
do well 90 call me, tha. cu1r-ney f. preferred
mhE& Be RDEERT~sN T0pW
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FOR SALE.

On immediate application. hat ifal g.
~ RESIDENCE snd highly ornament-d s.9ss.l
grounds, with al c0uverlsacss for servarfs sTiiH
best cisteru- etc Wi D with this lot three other
tdj8ui 81 so admit 0 orcAad garden stable, etc
Apply to ms ou the premises or 20 ". 3 Don0hO, O
Speed uaHulo ST. Strange = SHOEMAAE.
Shelby s.rses. sast side, above Hu.isg street.
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MEMPHIS AND OHIO
Railroad.

(NHANGE OF SCHEDULE -Jus laiIv r.-sr---
~ tran viii, on aud after NUE5AY. Ms-oa 2ish
esve che Depot OF this Company 81 .hs hs-f Oh rs1
street.
NAIL AND ACCOHEODATIoN
Leaves Memphis daily .e1csr. suudsy] for Hr1helrs
a. A. Arrives 81 Ntlplis a. mo A n
Trans east Of uumbodr VIII ruu .ouI Is -l- rst,r
Of traing vi permit
For 81 information sDp'y ed lls Ticket 0mcs.r .55
Depot. Al rns head OF aala street.
s41TL b JONES'
mh23 gau---f .--a-5...---4-.
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WANTED.

v7.8uGPs COUNTY LEVY BONDS We have
s-r-e ga,.i .e,rv property 10 exchange Tor Bonds
,-s g75aI ,,leroved pr1I er,, for Sale i1r CoDled
.e r56.is which we D lej % a bargain Cal
ANDERSON. s LAY 8 CO.
ta-s- No Is Webs Of Block
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fg The text of the treaty concluded between
Queen Victoria and the Grand Duke Of Hssse,
for the marriage Of ihe Princess Alice with the
Prince Frederick William Of Iease, has been
published By thia treaty the appenage Of the
Prince is fixed ot 10000 tlorius per auuum
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sYEORDs FOR SIC

NEvH hsve few CAVALRY and TNFANTRI
W SWORDS hand fir -a.e aud arr constautlJ
s.gr.gs t-ru ani M oriers 81 short notice
e. RICHMOND g. Co,
r.U1r ru- N.-v Yard Napphis
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- The Sumter lGs.) Eeya5lisaH, Ia motto
ing The action Of planters TO substitute grain 70.
the cotton crop. as The best war policy. states
thai Dr. Jarstt. of 8itle1geviIe. has usrrue.
tha aversazr OF h.sp'sn,aaon in Sumter enaH.y
not to plaul any cotton whatever LHl to plant
1900 acres in corn. potatoes etc., TO aid u sup
plying provisions for the South during the war.
This IS tie spirit which viii soon " conquer q
peace" and lft the blockade. We commend
the example TO our planting friends
YAyNEE PLASkR0sDs- AT last accounts
Gen. Jackson was falling back TO Mount Jack
son. forty miles from Winchester The Yam
KEGS in tbe Kauawha valley are building plank
roads as fast as their army peneuates the couu-
uy. Timber is plenty, and the Yankees fetch
along plenty of portable steam saw mills.
TIE NAVAL ArrRormA1ioNs.-Ths Con
fsderste Congress has appropriated for the use OF
the Navy Department 81 20 600. The sum does
NOT include S2500000 Gnore, which have been
specifically appropriated for floating de-s suses in
the Mississippi river and toI the Magrimac. OF
the former sam - 100000 are for the purchase
Of equipment and repair of vessels for ordnance
and ordnance stores, and for ,he purpose of
brilding steamers aud gUnbeats for coast de-
fense of the Confederate States. For thi5 latter
object, two millions Of the two millions SIX hum
dred thousand are appropriated
The MtsxEs0rA sUyK.-Tbs Norfolk Dag
Book, of the 18Th, states tbatths celebrated steam
iIigato Minnesota, which was So badIypaPrera5
by the Virginia, on Sunday the 9l, has been
stripped of all her arlameut, etc. and hauled
over on the "Horse Shoe" where she has since
sunk This makes three of the most formidable
of the Yankee fIigatcs that have been demolished
by the Virginia u a few hours besides the small
fry Chat She has 'done for by way OF diversion.
~ Abiding TO Liuco.us late message. tie
New York Times says The more the Presidents
message is discussed, the more difficult is it to
define the position of parties IN regard 30 IL.
One great point, however, is gained. The sub
jscs Is universally discussed with more caImness
than ever before characterized a question about
slavery.
~ Northern papers say that four hundred
and tqenty-ono of the rebel prisoners at
Alton, ILL.,, have taken the oath of allegiance
and been released We don't believe the tale
BELLS FROM GE0RGh-The Episcopal,
Methodist and Presbyterian churches, in AUgus
ta Ca, have ali decided to give Aair bells to the
Couiederacy, to be made into cannon
EV The Richmond EH9atrsr learns by private
alviees that Capt Buchanan and Lieut. Minor
are recovering nom the wounds received in the
late naval engagement
Eg Cen. Floyd was in Knoxville ON the l9th.
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The RED, WHITE AND BLUE.-The lovely
red cheeks, the peariy white teeth, and laughing
blue eyes of a sweet girl, compose as good q
flag as any youug soldier in the battle of lie
need fight for,
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~ The Legislature of Virginia is discussing
the pr0puety of changing the names of the
counties of Scott aud Buchanan. The Peters
burg Elpress suggests that the former be named
in honor oGJohu Smith ths ]0uujsr Of Virginia
and that the name of the lat.er remain, but be
declared to have been so called iu honor Of Capt
Franklin Buchanan
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CO1federate States Money! WaBteil

Z WILL SELL ths place upon wheh z reside. os
L rev State Llns Road and bali nj es east %
Memphis. The Pseu Is ia d delightful neigt boraoot,
and is well improved
Z also have some desirable improved City Properly
which Z VII sell.
Also tyyI fus MIsa Cows sud one Eo.ss
mfa Iw d. ESTES
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~ Greeley means about the tax bill, which,
he says, W III mJllct the Tribune TO the tune OF
$4,000 per annum, by the tax on advertise
msnls, the tax on telegrsphic dispatches and
the tax on income Il this be true -he IrlbHHe
is on the eve of It's last agony, for already I
does not pay expenses. Twenty five thousand
dollars Of taxes would soon finish it.-Ne1 York
keTalA
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Prom the report 9- tle mortality among the
soldiers ia the military hospitals and camps At
( St. Louis. for the week endiag the sth inst, ra
make the following lst of deaths among rbe
/ C5utclerass soldlers-
I March I-G- W u johnson, company l.
a2d Tenn.
MARcH 2-Jos=Pu Blown, company f, 18th
Ark james A. Klrbsy. company B, 18th ARK.
Alexander Franks. 10Th Miss; James Maxwell.
81 Miss j. A. Sample, company IT, 9TH
Alabama.
GaacI ST. Gll.an5 company G, 5isl Ten
nessee; G. ". Pars, company D. 4gh 3iississip-
pii James Russell, company O. 27.h Alabama F;
James Logan. company g. Az tennessee b.
T. Gray company d, 10Th Arkansas Samuel
Brown, company D, 45th Tennessee; Albert XII
usrd, company A. 45th tennessee; J. 81 Bur
usy. company K 39th Tennessee; NJ Clarey,
company b. 10th Tennessee.
MARCH 4.-JqHu Hicks, co. i 9Th Texas; J.
T. Fuller CO. C, 89d Tennessee; Lieut.. r. d.
Bgbs, 3oth Tennessee; George W. Doneal, sstb
Tennessee VIM. BrauJsu, ca. g, 42d Tennessee.
Green Stacy, Combs battery, Tennessee N. p.
shuiz, 60. b 4th Mississippi Robert Rose, 10Th
Arkansas VIM s. Harris, co. c, it5 Mississip-
pi Henry Dempsey, co. D, 10Th Tennessee.
MARCH 5-J. " Giari, co. c., Hh Nississip-
1 pi; VII Bauey 60. x. Both Tennessee J. b.
Ford, 20. A, 2lst Alabama J. H. s8udivaut, co..
A. ith Mississippi
MARCH 6.-Uriah Coa.oyt company II, 9th
Alabama. Lieut. john N Cook rorrrsu-
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
COYFEDERATE N0TESi

"a r b are a5l-hriisa TO svch ID So = fine
W lew. SEVEN OCTAVE PIANO szsEz.l
for Coalederste money FTG
FREEMAN * co J Z
r.nrrH.H g5r stat- 5+--af
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a and a hall ae and good garden. Ap 5s.
ply to T. n BANKS, ~
uh2- So At 81. ani z, r. -asa4Ai
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FOR SALE!


A n olegant $500 CARRIAGE for 500. q H.
a At HRUCE'S. 0n M5u105 street-arortt - z-e2-
h New Ori-ans 5000 --f5z77-=
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t=s-Iwo luuled and seventeen OF the Fort
D5uelson Federal prisoners, who were lately
confined ia this city, arrived at Tuscaloosa on
the l5thr where they were confined in the gov
erumeut prison with others who had preceded
them. They are reported to be very obsuspe-
Toos and unruly
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SuCTHEBNEEs TS EUBOPE-The New Yorl
Hsratd of the lJ-A publishes a list Of Americans
whose names were registered at Gun x Co s
American agency and readingr0om, 10 Strand,
London, England, from the 1st To ths 23d Of
February, 1862 Among the names thus regis
tered we notice the following;
R Caldwell, Charleston, South Carolina Col.
Smith and Charles Smith, Of Firginia Charles
S. Dawson, Richmond, Virginia; Dir and Mrs
Byrne, New Orleans; T. A. Miller, Charleston
South Carolina
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BECAFITULauOs
Number Of voluute, r. between -l and fI
reserves between ls and 49, ..
q" volunteers betv ssl 35 and IS
% reserves between 4J q q 50 .
t0'a. --------.--- ------------
Enrouing OHcsr.
mh25-IV Tennessee papers eopv.
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ASD STILL They COME-Anolher b!ockader
arrived OF the mouth Of the Rio Grande on
Monday We now have three Of the plunder
ing concerns hanging about in this vicinity,
watching and preyiug upon such neutral com
msrce as happens 20 be unprotected. They had
better be hunting the shipwrecked Yankees that
Burnside stranded and lost on Cape Hatreras,
than loaIiug about In places where they do no
service, aud have % crswtsh out of what mis-
chief they do atrsts.-B Br0uns5ijie Flag.
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JOE PBIa FHHG
EXECUTED VIE
.TB,gT.FE .E-8-z2 BEs ss.4TFEE
AT TEE
Appeal. -ssSEB saEvEVEC7E.
sic REWARD

OST on Friday night 2lst tns-art a. the corner %
II Second and Adams streets q i've inch COLTS
Pts Oh, No. n ssG The finder viii receive tb .b0,s
reward on the return Of the same to-
A. J. WHITE g. CO.
UEGl-M-
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~ AN EDITOR TO TIE REscUE.-Wl

~ AN EDITOR TO TIE REscUE.-Wx.
S. BURKE, Esq, late associate editor Of the
Council Bluffs Nonpariel, has been COM
missioned Captain in the 18th Regiment
Of Iowa Volunteers, Of which J. W RAN
kin is Colonel, and calls upon the loyal
young men of the Slope to fall into line,
and fill up the ranks of this company
That Capt. Burke is Of the right me,t:e,
and competent for the position to which
he has been assigned, we have the evidence
Of his neighbor, the editor Of the Nebras
khan, who "knows what he avers,' to wit:
IAN ExcELLENr APPOINTMENT We
learn with pleasure that WIN. s. Burke,
tho talented young editor OF the Council
Bluffs Nonpariel, has been corn ;nissioned
. Captain in Col. Rankin's (l7th) Regi-
ment of Iowa Volunteers, and is now en-
gagged in recruiting for his company at
Council Bluffs. This is the last regiment
which will be accepted from Iowa, and its
ranks are being rapidly filled from the
best young men 10 the State, and if there
be one company which will excel all 9TH
ers, it will be the one of which Burke is
Captain. We have known Burke for many
years past, and we know whereof we
speak when we say that he will bring to
his new profession heart warm with pat
riotic and generous impulses, and an
intellect which, with his energy and per-
severance, will make its mark anywhere
We hope that Capt. B may succeed in
rapidly completing the organization Of his
company, as We feel assured that when
printers take up the shooting stick the
form Of the rebellion will soon be knocked
into pi.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-03-08

BL The Public SCHOOLS We paid a
short visit few days since to the public
schools in Woodbury., under the supervis>
ion of Mr.. Herman, but did not remain
long enough to make thorough scrutiny
into the mode Of teaching, proficiency of
! the pupils, &c. What we did see struck
us favorably, however. The good order
everywhere observable gave evidence of
wholesome discipline and there was every
outward indication of system. Very con.
siderable progress has doubtless been made
by the pupils which we saw, and oy all
who have attended the public schools dur.
ing the winter. There is commendable
degree Of pride and emulation among
teachers, and progress has been made and
is making. 1t matters not whether this is
owing to the labors Of State or County
Superintendent, Teachers Institutes or
other causes. The fact is encouraging.-
Our public schools are becoming our best
schools, and we hope the time will soon
come when those who have heretofore
held them in contempt as an elemosyn
arrangement for the benefit Of the poor,
will be obliged to send their children to
them because they are the best.
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1@- The SEVENTEENTH REGIMENT
We learn, Gays the STATE Register, that the
Hoa. Caleb Baldwin Of the Supreme Court,
has telegraphed Col John W. Rankin,
that men are enlistng in Council Bluffs
for his Regiment. Thus they come and
thus the good men Of Iowa come to the
rescue. Men Of the I'd and 7,h, you are
forever associated with Donelson. Men of
Iowa. at home, embrace the last opportu.
nifty and perform similar services.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-03-08

D65- 10 SCHOOL OFrrcERs.-The Gen.
eral Assembly has enacted law postpon-
ing the time for the taking effect Of the
acts Of the Board Of Education, passed at
its last session, to the 10Th day of May,
1862. Hence, in the discharge of your
official duties, you will be governed by the
laws row in force until that time. Boards
Of Directors will hold their regular meet
ing on the first Saturday after the first
Monday in April, as heretofore. The laws
will be published and distributed to the
School Districts, so soon as the tinal action
of the General Assembly is known. Mem
bers will please forward this circular to
the County Superintendent Of their res
pective counties, and the local press will
confer special favor by copying it.
THOMAS H. BENTON, JR.,
Secretary of the Board.
Des Moines, Iowa, Feb. &c, 1862.
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%- CITY ELECr!oN.-The election for
City Officers and School Directors on
NJ 'nday last, passed off quietly. But a
very small vote was polled, owing We sup
pose to TIE inclemency of the weather.
The following is the result:
Mayor-JoHN X. Cook.
Marshal-CHAs. X. Howard.
Treasurer-A GRoNINGER
City Soiicitor--O. c. TREDwAy
A'dermen-lst Ward-Johu Allen, I.
Wilson.
Second Yard James Z. Booge, Joseph
Borsch.
THIRD Ward-Joshua A. Lewis, II. NJ.
Sharp.
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@-lf there is any truth in the old say.
ing that If March comes in like lion i,
will 60 out like lamb the exodus Of ths
present month will be decidedly sheepish.
The storm which prevailed during the first
five days Of this month was the worst which
has visited this section since the severe
winter Of 1861. The wind roared like
lion, and the drifting snow filled the air so
completely that at times it was impossible
to distinguish objects at the distance Of a
few feet. We have seen the lion, and we
second the ~,sh Of the INonpcreil that for
the remainder of the month we may be
{umbG,
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pT The travelling public will find the
Sioux City House a good, com Portable,
roomy and orderly house The table is
furnished with the most substantial food.
and Accommodations generally Of kind
that cannot fail to please.
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~ We publish in to-day's paper the

~ We publish in to-day's paper the
card Of F. c. D. MCKAY. Esq, General
Agent Of the American Em,graut Com.
pany. The object Of this company is to
encourage emigration to this State, and
facilitate the removal hither Of such per.
sons Is have been induced to come thro'
their agency. For the purpose Of giving
publicity to information important to those
designing to seek new homes in the West.
the Company are preparing work upon
the Physical Geography Of the State, and
that the book may be as complete as pos
sible, the Company requests the pioneers
of the State " forward to the Secretary
whatever information in regard TO the
characteristics of the country they may
have acquired during their residence.
together with incidents of frontier life, per.
scnal adventure, historical recollections,
descriptive beauty of the country, &C.,
which will contribute to the value, interest
and amusement Of the work. As the oh.
jects Of the Company are for the advance.
ment Of the prosperity Of tie State at
large. their efforts should be seconded by
the hearty co-oper. ton Of the people.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-03-08

nT LEcruRE.-J. c. c. Hosxlys, ESQ.
will lecture before the Literary Society Of
Sioux City on Tuesday evening next
Lecture to commence at I o'clock.
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"a FoUND-A PAIR OF SpEcs.-The
owner can have them BY paying for this
notice and proving property. Apply at
this office.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-03-08

1r The Office Of the Iowa Valley Ners
at Marshalltown, was destroyed by FIRE
few nights since. Type, furniture, books
and papers were consumed.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

1t having been reported that my new
hotel building would not be ready for oc.
cupancy by the time Of the meeting Of the
Legislature, I take this method Of assur.
ing the public "or any other man." that
my building will be completed and fitted
up in the best style for the accomm notation
of guests, prior to the 18th Of March. 1t
is the best and will contain more private
rooms than any other hotel building in the
Territory. He. ASH.
YASKros, D. T., Feb. 2s, 1862.
Lane keeps telegraph reporter. May
he keep him still.
Some fellows never pay q debt, except
when they owe grudge
ave must preserve our liberties OF
perish in the last ditch. '-Jackson.
The Inspector General has condemned
twenty thousand uniforms furnished by
swindling contractors
1t appears that the 18th Iowa was not
in the fight at Douelson, as reported, tina,
regiment being still in Missouri.
Too NEAR THE UNITED SrArGs-The
Toronto Globe says the company Of the
Thirtieth British Regiment which has been
stationed at St. GATHERINGS for the past
two months returned to their barracks
The cause Of their withdrawal was the
deserticn Of a number of men to the U. S.
In Falkirk, Scotland, there has recently
died one John Andrews, who, though only
a journeymau iron worker, managed dur
ing the seventy.eight years of his life to
amass fortune OF G5O,OO0. He had such
a reverence for the first sixpence be earn
ed that be kept it xtyiyears.
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Bsg~" IT Is PEARL INDEED. $50
says the good wife Of our senio-, in regard
to Elliot's Improved "PEaKL" SEWING
MACHINE, which is now being extensively
introduced hereatouts. We have adver.
,ised and seen nearly all the sewing
machines that are in the market, but We
have never seen or advertised one which,
in our opinion, came SO admirable near
perfection in simplicity and stitch, in du.
rab;lily and price, as does Ellis,' s-Bos; on
Atlas.
The above machines are sold by Geo.
F. Collins & Co., Chicago, whose advertise,
ment may be seen in another column.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-03-08

1k5r Wasrantee Deeds for sale at this
office.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-03-08

alJ- CH.s. kent, Esq, returned HON.
a few days ago from an Eastern visit.
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BI- CoLp.-Sunday morning it was
colder than ever Horses noses froze fast
to the trough while they were drinking
CO.'S in the stables froze fast to the floor
and the ends of stove pipes protruding
from buildings were frozen clean off, as
you would shave the top Of a turn p with
case knife. Saturday night it was so cold
that people had to sleep with boots and
mittens on, and several wells, sixty fee,
below the surface, frozc solid. Monday
morning, the words froze as they came
from the lips Of the people talking in the
streets, and great piles Of conversation,
like frozen potatoes, lay heaped around
the pos: Office, where people were waiting
for their mails.
In one Of the schools that morning, q
teacher kissed one of his pupils, while be
hind the door, and their lips iroze SO tigh.
together that at noon, the united effort Of
= hundred sholars and three trustees, had
failed TO release the parties from their
novel position. The smoke over the Stove
Emporium iroze solid, the corners of the
CONCEALED mass resting on the different
.h mneys. The sight is magnificent, the
column of heavy green wood smoke rising
full two hundred feet from the roof The
building will be moved out from u1der it
at once, lest the falling mass demoIish the
edifce. The only way We could get to
the office was by sitting in the cook stove
and hiring small boy to draw US down
while the stove was red hot
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-03-08

Wit AND WISDOM. Counsel that fav.
ors our desires needs careful watching.
Funeral knells are only the dor bells
Of the other world.
The practical joker is one who thinks
you are fool because you don't know he
is n knave.
Ignorance is much more quiet, man.
ageahle and conteated thing than half
knowledge.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-03-08

ba. School DiREcroRs.-The election
on Monday last for School Directors in
this Township resulted in the choice Of the
following gentlemen:
JOHN p. ALLISON,
GILBERT r. McDoUGALL,
JAMES p, Eds,
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

u. ThOMas' Cha 70 he>Rev. N. HoyS, Roc
tor, corner Of seventh aad Nebraska Sts., every
sabbath, at lclf .. M, and pm
II. =. ChMr re h..Rcv DES'L LAMONT, Pastor, 1T
II o'clock q. m.
Congregational Church-.R NJ. TING
LEY, Pastor, at II .. M. and "a p. IN.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-03-08

e@Ds. YEoNAxs will preach at the
Methodist Church tomorrow Sunday at
III o'clock, A. NJ.