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The Placer herald., 1862-04-19
THE. LITTLE FROCK AND SHOES.

A little frock but slightly worn,
or blue and white delainc,
With edgng round the neck and sleeves,
Lay folded neat and plain,
Beside IL little pair of shoes.
With here and there f,w;
Lay half concealed among the things
In mothers bureau drawer.
Summer had passed away from earth,
With all its sweetest times;
The birds had left their summer haunts,
For more congenial climes;
The twilight breezes softly played
Among the dcws Of even
An angel left his home on high
To gather flowers for Heaven.
The angel ne;,r and nearer came.
Where sister SICK did lie;
Aud gently famed her faded cheek,
And pointed to the sky;
The morning shone upon the bed.
The autumn wind blew free
The angel moved his silvery wing.
And whispered-"Come with me"
We gathered round her dying bed,
With hearts to weep and pray;
And many were the tears we she'd
When sister went away;
mo bitter tears had she to weep
No sin to be forgiven;
But closed her little eyes in sleep,
To open them in Heaven.
We laid her in the earth's green breast,
Down by the village green,
Where gently sweeps the dewy grass
And summer flowers are seen;
And often when dear mother goes
To get her things to use,
see her drop silent tear
On sisters frock and shoes.
The Placer herald., 1862-04-19
A Gard from Elias Howe, Jr.

All persons are cautioned not to make. deal in,
or use, any Sewing Machines which sew from two
spoos and make the stitch known as the GROVER
Il BAKER stitch, unless the same are purchased
from the GROVER Il BAKER SEWING MA
CHINE COMPANY, or their Agents. or Licensees,
and stamped under my patent, of September 10th,
1916.
Said Company and their Licensees, alone, are
legally authorized under their own patents, and
my said patent, during the extended term thereof,
to make and sell this kind of Sewing Machine.
and all others are praces, upon my said patent.
and will be dealt with accordingly wherever
found ELIAS HOWE, JR.
The Placer herald., 1862-04-19

To DRIVE AWAY RATs.-Some six or
eight yea,s since, my wife, in order, AS she
said, TO swee,en the cellar, spriukIe!
luton of copperas over the holtom; since
which | have never observed any signs Of
rats in the cellar Her custom is to use the
solution two or three times during the sum.
mer, sprinkled on the cellar floor, and am
fully convinced that rats do not like it,
D. Gates
The Placer herald., 1862-04-19
GOLDEN EACLEHOTEl,

Corner OF X and Seventh sts.,
SACRAMENTO.
n E. CALLAHAN. the proprietor of this
LIZ long established and popular Hotel, in
forms his former patrons and friends in Placer
county, that he has resumed the keeping of his
old stand, where he would he pleased to meet
them again. Notwithstanding the storms and the
foods he assures all that the GOLDEN EAGLE is in
the best order for the accommodation of his guests
and that the terms low and in unison with
the times.
LIVERY ACCOMMODATIONS.
He has directly connected with his Hotel, prime
Livery Stable and carriages and horses are let at
reasonable rates.
Hispatrons are always conveyed free of charge
to and from the cars and steamboats,.
March 2ath, lS62.-my
The Placer herald., 1862-04-19

STY ON THE EYELID.-A correspondent
sends us the following remedy which we can
vourh for:
Put teaspoonful Of black tea in a small
bag; pour on it enough boiling water to
moisten It, then put it on the eye pretty
warm-keep it on all night, and in Il 9
morning the sty will be gone; if not. a sec
ond application is certain to remove it,
The Placer herald., 1862-04-19
COUNTY OFFICERS.

Muy August ana NOSt1D, T.
Township Officers.
TOWNSHIP No. L. Justic.s.-E. II. Fr'n,l and
ID. S. Gaylord.
Consto6ies.-N n. S Emerson and n. b. Sh' phel6.
Eoad Commis,ionrs-J. e. II; npton. Thcs.
Dudley. and a. Williams.
CoHectOr- &. l.. Grillcy. .4sseS0r- ). D. l1att.
Township. No. q Ipstiees.-S S. FepQ and J'l.,
Alums.
Constabie.-T. A. Neighbor and Wm. noya.
Road ComWissi0ners,-John ShQicl, NJ. Mad:
den and Wm, Kelly,
Collector d. Choate. ASSESSOR II. ". STAIR
TOWNSHIP No. g. Justices A. S. Grant ana
William SextoE.
Con.taJlrs-J, C. Boggs and Geo. u. Merrill
Road C0mmlssiOners.-Wm Turner, George
Tbrclkel, and A. G. Neill.
COHretor-John ConnOr .fssessor-G q. Rpssell.
j. Brown
Comstadles.-J. 7. Matthewson and Jacob k'rf'
Road COmmissiontrs-A. Kipp, d. ". Mad
den and f. J. Brickell.
Collector N. W. Blanchard. assessor-A' D.
Gallntin.
TOWNSHIP No. 5.-A. B. Scott and A. Brown
C0nstablrs.-A. C. Haskell and U. Gron. -,
Road Comnissioners-J. Keser, j. schpfd'
and D. Hyland. u IL
Collector-y. 1. Sapborp. .a'se"or-N' W.
Crary. u
Township No. 6-Justices.-S.R R. Case anC H.
l.. Peas.
Consia6/es- Robert Kennedy and ?. Mo"en;,
Road COmn,issioners.-N. Wentworth W.
Dilts and G. NJ. N. Libby.
CoNector- +. Barrett. .asses'or-D ". rps"'ji
Township No T. Jnstices.-J.B b. Curfler "1'h
VIM. Van Vuctor.
Constab1es.-J. B. Cowder and A. L; Boyd"n
Road Comn,isstoners.-C.Q 9. Trask, A.ohiNS'f
and s. l.. Irish.
Collector Jacob Nef. .asse'soraC kenS
TowSs4iP No. B. -Ju,tiee;.-J. ,. Van z"mPi zlmi
and E. II. Snyder. wo,a
Consfables.-J. L. Robertson and 6. +: Wsra1
Road Commissi0ners.-P. G. Hyland' r =,
Darling and John Cornett. y.ror
Cohector-J. Hylapd. Assessor-h' H. "cVV""
nell. nd +
TOWNSHIP No. s.-Jn.tiee'-A' Gage ap' ~
f. Weayer. wv Mullen.
Road Comn,issiOners.-S. Il. br"uie'' "
Rawlcs and W D. Perkins. &C N,w.
Collaboration White. Assfssor- " : l.
man. u pock and
TOWNSHIP No. O.--Justiee'-Hen'! p'VA 4
Peter Singer. ,c r,or,
Consta6ies.-J, T. Burdge and U; Ebe!.i r
Road Co,nrnissioners.-M.C q. boyeh' - -
Maybanks and J.Dyer. Rristow.
BE-. Myres, Judge. Meets on th' s'tpn" pa third
day in January, April and Jply, apu INV
Monday in October.
County Court, and Court OF Ses'' ro,,,h
E. Vandccar, Judge. Meets on VIC Mon.
Monday in January and May and the seco""
day in September.
Probate Court.
Meets on the fourth Monday in each moh'n
The Placer herald., 1862-04-19

SINGULAR PHENoMENoN.-The San Mateo
Gazette is responsible for the following sin
gular narrative, which appeared in It's issue
OF the goth uli:
On Monday morning last, WIN. Dnham.
Esq, visited the Woodside Dairy Farm for
the purpose Of making some repairs around
the surface works or receiving reservoir of an
old Artesian well on that place. That well
has been dry, or in other words, had not
overhown for several years. bnt when he
reached it, he found it throwing heavy
stream of water, eight feet h'gh-by far
the finest stream in this secton of the coun-
trv, and was informed that it had been so
flowing for seven days. But the most extra
ordinary feature is, that upon examination,
the water was found to contain, as ii came
from the well, large quantities. of redwood
sawdust Nothing has been done about the
we'll by which the said dust could get into it
there. and there is not a saw mill near, AS far
rs can be learned, or any other place from
which the dust could ONE, within at least
six miles of there. The sawdnst came di
rec,iv up from the bowes Of the earth, and
the question seems to be how it got there
The Placer herald., 1862-04-19

WE BEG TO ASSURE THE PUBLIC THAT
w the we'll known reputation Of these Machines
for RELIABILITY will be fully sustained, and
in our rapidly increasing business the same care
will be faithfully exercised in every department
OF their manufacture, Every Machine sold by us
is WARRANTED IN EVERY RESPECT.
The Placer herald., 1862-04-19

to the following
Card from the Grover & Baker S. NJ. Co.
The public, in their eagerness to supply them
selves with Sewing Machines making the GRO
YER 4 BAKER stitch, must not forget to pur-
chase them of the parties who alone are autho-
rized to sell them. All machines sewing from
two Spools, and in which one needle only pene-
trates the cloth, and having feed which allows
the material to be turned at will, are infringe
ments GROVER Il RAKER S. NJ. CO.
The Placer herald., 1862-04-19
GENERAL DIRECTORY.
Placer County Democratic Central Co,
mittee.

w., u,n, PosT fFrN.
CHAs. II. MITCHELL. Secretary, ~ -
JAMES Mol v
...r,>LEY, (Rose Springs ., ,FoIscm
ISAAC SToNECIPHER, (Gold Hill ..... .Niriri.
GEO. W. AFPLEGATE...... .... ..... .li,lnp
VI. D.Ch. '.......... ...........N tt jim
Il. a. MCDONNELL, ,......... Miclir. Iluf
G. L. BIRD, i,w. I;n'
WIN II. PARKINSON QLast Chance Mil l',ii1l,f'
JOHN II. .MITcukLL,..... Secret E;,il, 7 O.
ID. b. GQopE. tCoon Greek. ..... Jolnu'. /. O.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-08-02
By THE COVER
NOR TO THE PEOPLE 0FtoWA.

l have this day received from the Secretary of
War Il telegram requesting me to raise, as soon az
profitable, for the United States service for three
years or during the war, i've regiments Of volun-
trer infantry, being part OF the quota Of this
State under the late call of the President for 800
ovU men. The preservation cf the Union, the per
petuity Of our government, the honor of our Stat
demand that this rc4uiritiuu should be promptly
met. Cur harvest Is upon us and we have feared
lack Of force TO secure it. But we must initiate
gcnCies with hVw Gxertions. Our old men ana
boys, unfit for war. If need be, our women, must
help TO gather our haryests while those bic bear
arms go forth to aid their brave brethren in the
held. The necessity Is urgent. Our national cA-
isteuce is at stake. The more promptly the Prssi-
dent is furnished the needed troops the more
speedily will this unhoy rebellion Lc crushed and
the blessings Of peace again visit cur land Unttl
then We must expect the hbrd-hips and prirations
Of war.
The time has ocmo when men must make, as
many have already made sacrifices Of ease, comfort
ani business for tir ctuse OF the country.
The cbemY, by i sweeping cUusCrip tiun. have
forced into their ranks ul men capable ol bearing
arms Our government has a. yet relied upon the
volunteer action OF our citizens. But If nocd be,
the came energies must be cXertpd 10 preserve 0Ur
government that traitors ar" using to destroy it
To simplify and syslcUize the raising OF these veg
imehta, have A. sjGued ono tU eah Of tho 1t ? |,
81 and ith CousressiUn Districts. aud ne to the
5th ana oth tosothor. Ihtr Wall prev.Et intcrier-
en"e IL recruiting aud enable thu=c irvlm the same
section t. G. TO he trlf tog thor
hich District will have it, regiment first in tn.
field Places Of Rendezvous fbr thp Inherent rrgi.
uents, will be designated ~ hen receive uut ice IF
thrtr destination VIII bo necessarily nh+eni Tor
sotne weeks at Washington. Meantime all iuior.
nation in f"gtd t. the new re- IBInIls tau be ob-
tanel from Adiutant q, raj Baker, at Cl ntou.
SAM EL j. ALRhM Oop.
iowa City, July 9tA, 1861.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-08-02
THE YOUNG EON.

correspondent, who dates lis letter
Before Richmond, writes 10 the Schen.
o>tady ~. \ } Star:
oar boys are worn, hungry and fl,i
5lcI but, st., !, You rgua have witness,
el the scene Yesterday when Little Mac
clme am-aT IL, himself covered with
dust aud sweat, his horse IUaminr under
htm, the troops resting upon their arms
10 have seea and heard the terrific cheers,
tha waving OF tor" ana SHREDDED banners,
tbs tossing Of caps and every other mani
teStaiyu OF pride and confidential loy,-
you wou.4 Join with me in eXclaming
10 the eueg.ieS Of our Chief, and their
leader, "OA Greeley" " in particular.
peace, be st.. you hayw no; Of what
or whom yoa are spua-.ug." Confidence ?
Why. ST., there never was, Ia tAss extend
ed history OF the worlds warfare, not ex-
ccptlng the great Aala}eOH, more telling
las,Hncc, a more positive proO! Of it, re-
pos,Gg in the hearts 9t UU,A men and
commaulef, than that u. yesterday! We
have seen dark days, aye, dark nights, too
moves that seemed reyerscs to US, and
every moment seemed fraught with des-
tfucli0n to our cause and selvcs,-ret
with all this, with the very Clements com
biHed against us aud hanger staring US in
the face, can say am sure, there never
was a moment bat that the n~me Of " Nc
CieiaQ would liorol all these obstacles.
cheer The heart, ban5sh hunger, and
whip the enemy Even as | write, the
" Young NaroIeoa IS passing along our
lines, Gu r3H!e .tsr the front, among the
pIaudits, hearty aud prolonged, OF the
boys, not tho least earnest among them
are the brave boys wounded yesterday.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-08-02

/ ment OF the freedom Vi speech, aud
! whereas, ia the mstortunes which now
surround our dearly beloved country, it is
especially the duty Of every citizen TO
| support the Government established by
the Federal Constitution, and to guard
with jealous eye al! .atgingements Of the
right OF the people by any department Of
! the government thereof; therefore
Ecy0Leed, As a sense Of this Conven-
! ton that the present war should be waged
! for the purpose OF restoring The Union as
! 1t we-, aUd tJr tie preservation OF the
Constitution as it is, AID uutil that ohjcct
! is accomplished the war should be vigo.
J rously prosecuted
! I.@aolceo, That the hopes @! the coun.
! try are not centered in tho Republican nor
Democratic parties, but in the unien Of
| all patriotic, loyal, Law abiding citizens,
| irrespective rf former party proaIIvities or
/ partiAan tenets, aud that it is eneebhng
! the Administration aud JeouArdiAlUg the
preservation Of the Union to attempt t.
! draw party lines until our national! 1l
culties are sc tIed-t1e Unio, restored
the Constitution pres eser.ed-and The supre
macy of the laws enforced and recognized
L,vyir.3, That We invite all consarNa-
tvcs whatever may have been their pat
} political associations to unite with IA 10 u
I yi4eroGs et.o,t ia favor OF the Union, the
, Constitution and the enforcement u the
. laws.
+ ReaDlrrj. Tha, we believe i - BE tic
, 4e,.ye OF the adm nistration ami the in.
/ teutI,n ot !hr Organic Act that our otli
Gals slu.uI reside within the Territory
lurias H. :ir t-rm 1i Office, anl ~ h who
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-08-02
Siouv Citg Aegister
THURSDAY MORNING JULY 81.
pROEEEDINss OF THE PEOPLES
Union DEEEGATE CDNVIGS-
TEDN, HELD AT SERMILLICN
JULK 24th, 1902.


Pursuant to the regular call the Dele
gates from the different counties met al
! ~, n,It.,., tr,,,,, :. ,-a.,,;l,,,
,- al '''''o'' ~ ="
l"H'So"v' 'he =4'h 'ay OF july, 1867 Tor
the purpose OF nominating ? scandidate for
Delegate TO Congress, aad Territorial Off.
GERS At ,,cIock p n Nr Al,a, IF
ia"S'on county, e"''eu 'h' Convention 10
! order, ana upon his motion Hon John II.
! Shybpr, Of BJG Humme. Was chosen tenn.
rororv Cb,;rmo,
-, n ', - w.,
'''' W -'' -'0"N' - y 's'''eJ
! aAu /. layIor were chosen HeGr@iaries.
Un motion OF Mr.. " berry the Chairman
WAS onthoriza3 r. snn,fp, 8, .o,nn.i,ta.. ID,
| l...;,, ,r.. rL..;. ,.....;..
eu MeS'rS' Lyman, Do"0 ana h1l' sara
committee.
On motion o. NJ. Gle he Convention
,,..L ...,.oss ,,,,.,rs..
/ the Cou'u''''ec Oh O'els"''''1' u report
IAe Convection was again called 10
, order. aad Mr.. Lyman, Chairman OF sail
Committee. nod. III. f.I,wieo r.o,r,
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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-08-02

Ericsson, who made the Monitor
Dahlgren, who made the cannon Jenny
Lind. who made music; Frederka Bre.
mer who made domestic Action hat is
read in thousands OF American houses
are Swcdes.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-08-02

1t is fact that Will hardly be credited
IN this country, that Of al the women
married in England in the year 1860,
moro than 50 900 were unable to write
their own name5. Throughout the nation
in Que. ma,iase in every SIX, neither
usn u5y rcmau could write,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-08-02

The following, which We clip from a
Kansas paper, is q pretty good take off -
on the plea that slavery is the cause Of
the war;" and slavery "must BE- wiped
out before the war can end
'Et slavery am DC cause Of the war,
and ought to be wiped out, den de nigga
attn de cause ob slav'rv and ought to be
wiped out too kase thar would be no war
wiiout slav'ry, an thar would be no ,lav'.
ry widout lie nigga, An who made Dc
nigg Take kar dat you don't wipe out
loo much.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-08-02

Foreign born residents viii be interest
ed in an act which has just been passed
by Congress bestowing full citizenship
aAar ono years rosjdeuee on condition OF
honorable service in the army.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-08-02

On The 9th inst. | loo bales OF conlis-
Gated eeiton were sold in New York for
the 5gn Of $500 roo
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-08-02
STATE DF IOWA
ArJrTANT GE>ER,L's OrrfrE,
Clinton. july IL, 1879


G'nsrui osders, raatLcr =.
The United States Government having made
reg"sit ion upon this State ior troUIs it BE-
comes the duty "f tho people OF Iowa - respond
promptly tot call.
The Isth Regiment of lCwa infantry, now or
gantAng at Clinton, should L. INN, Gf1 tny flied.
Five additional Regiments OF infantry are called
for. They ueeded imnediateiy to maintalD the
cause ii the lnion, and to support our brave
brothers ia arms, who have fought 20 gsilantlr at
issun's Creek, Belmont, Fort Douulson, New Mad.
rid, Pea Ridge, Pittsburg Lau1.uy, Curiuth and
other battle fields.
1t is also desired that every Iowa Regiment nov
IN the field, shall Immediately receive surhuient ad
itions 10 MI w its ranks thiun,d by disease and
battle
The Department OF War has issued the following
WE DLrAS.MgNF wAsuiNGr.N. p.C.D
June, II, 1862,
Pursuant to II j~int resolution Of Congress to en-.
courage eniistments in the regular army and yoluu
tcrF forces, il j.
paid for each accepted Eecruit that volunteers for
three years OF during the waE: aid every soldier
who hereafter enlists either in the regular army
the volunteers fer three yeats Or daring thu. war,
mag receive his frs mouths pay Ia advaucc upon
the uIustrT!nk oi hi Company into the service Of
the United States or aiIer he salI have been mus
tered into and Joined Regiment already IN the
service. his order viii tc Transmitted - Cover
mUrs OF States and reCruitius officers.
tSlSnedl LDMi& n. STANTON,
Secretary Of War.
Nae DErAG!aEs1. WAsnI>4To&, u. ca
Jam, j&6l
1,, rr,
''' 'n"' '''.' o' '"e g!IEol'' ,A1' '"1 t'i-
ri.Il he Maid n, asl,rr. t ,,,rh rr,,t, t tI,
Wears or dlfin. ife war ,h, .u., ,t fo,,.., ty,.
dollars; hnir. ,,n. ,,rfh Of the ,,,p,. t -,,+,
!,ltsw.l by Iaw s,eh nayfu.ur D. ha nst i,,,,,, RI
utrzts,ta., -. f,. re,i, Il, Il, Which sn-I, f,liis
long anti, fh. ryieo rt m. rsrff.,f -tstI.
t>igm,dJ EDWIN N. Sft NTuN.
-, . .,,
Thus il will he seen, a. thc rosut ~i recent Efforts,
. -. - @ " - ''-'''' WA ''''''o '"- '''o''" D pay
I" "HF'h'e.
- ne J"'nS II Ftsiheht i'a''4S IA 'a' h'a,--io
'' F"t !" h'''t iH''i'"1"4S ui~L hl' A1'ttI-ihAi-
''t'",' 'u'" t"e ss'''>.'
. - ue J''h' ht" tes ,'"h' "tia- '"'Hei al
n"'S''o oe ta'u i''ftut"t'lH On Tue muster 90 hi7
''PiHS NV" 'ht ''~os u '' 500" IL pay master
"i,t>'S ~ camp
alho' thAt e"un PC" ieei u'' VIII receive Il county
q t".h'S -hNe h"iiaIs III -HFah'",
l. ~ ~ Jg'us reg iheht aiftaHE III inc n''d'-~t"
ps iH'u 20 MN INN aAt''s "i'" u's h'''''el 'iHE'-
"U-''8 't''" 'ite $50 flS''
= II ne l"lhS ht" regiment oethg r".sei AT
h'ihe'-to DC Pala 10 MIN ih'ih4'"t'} uioh me
Nt'' 70 SUN s-t"e"' mo "a" '@''i-e' ~ ;" SVoA
rs Pay mastcf arrives at camp.
30 Hopbt IA entertain ti 'Lat thiS last provision
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-08-02

The fistbnae says The peripatetic
Government OF Arkansas mas now gone
TO Hot Springs When last, before heard
from itsswas on fiat ooat, being padded
qp the river toward Fort smith
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-08-02
Sipnx Gitg Aegister
Is PUBLISHED
EVERY SATURDAY MORNING,
Sioux City, Woodbury. County, Iowa,
WILLIAM FRENZY.

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTIOS.-Sl,j0 2 year..
always in advance. For six Iuonths-75 Cts.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-08-02
GEORGE wEARR. Joasp. ALLISON
BANKING AN0 AGENCY OFFICE
WEARE & ALLIsON,
Cor. .Gth and sla$ Ss.,
J y 4 \ 7 ALLISON
0E0RGE wEA ER

COLLECTIONS made and ren4itted at cure nj
~ rates OF exchange; Bills cf E&rhtrge, Uncur
rent Money and Coin bought and 1T, Deposits re-
ccived and Money invested; DfaflssUr Sale any
Country in Europe.
Reliable Insurance fccted against BOSS Dam
age by Fire.
Particular attention given 20 the Payment o
Taxes in any County in Iowa.
Real Estate bought and sold; Land Warranttlo-
Gated.
wereferto the following parties with whom W 9
have done bus mess:
Park Bank. n. Y.
DH. Arnold, Esq, pres't Mercantile Bank, \ y.
Me--rs Knanth Nsrhpd Kuuue, Bankers, y. Y.
. Chas Csmb'os ( Co, Earkers, Philadelphia
" W. IL. Bark sdale 4 Co. Il nks. ot. Louis, Mo.
Mossrs, Clark Bros Co, Bankers, st. Louis, No.
Geo. Harding Esl. President of Union Bank
st. Louis. Mo.
! G. Adams Esq, Banker, Chicago, IL.
E Partridge, Esq, Seneca Falls, \. Y.
q. " Norton, Es1.. President Southern Bank,
Kentuaky, Eusseliyille, Ky
|. q. lash, Esq, Salem, n. c.
+. Dumont, ESQ, Indianapolis, IndtatR.
Hon Wm Montgomery, NJ {, Wa-h!u ton, Pa.
r II. Walker, Esq. Salem, y. Y.
Messrs. Ersicg WilltnGhan. Halifax c. H., Va.
d" Markell. barrow & Co, Bankers. Dubuque, 10
- Na-klot ( Cortin, Bs,euport. 10.
Sioux City, Sept 9th, 1860.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-08-02

Fivs BRnTHeHs kiLtrp.--It is statcl !
that fyo brothers in he Fifth Vermont
Regiment, OF the name Of CLAYTON, wero
all killed in the recent Virginia battles.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-08-02

Sioux lisy Business DIRECTORY


The attention Of farmers, travellers and all 9th
invited to the following list Of Merchants, Me
In The REstsTER, and whom confidently
commend to public patronage:
Merchants--
II. d. Booge Co, Dry Goods, Groceries, g..
F.Bucbrucker, :.
L. j. Parmor, "
i. T. Hedges, Groce lies and Provisions.
4. GroniLger, Hardware nd Cutlery.
Chas. X. smith, Stove. and Tinware.
Chas. Kent Drugs aud Medicines
l. Haas. Dry Goods and Clothing.
AuOrbeys--
Hudson JOY, Douglas Street
Tredway Gurrier, Douglas street.
Pat. Eubb, Pearl street.
Sami T. Davis, Douglas street.
Hotels--
Sioux City House, Pearl street,
Hsgy House, Second street.
Wauregan House, second street.
Bankers
Wesre Allison, Pearl street.
Bosler Hedges, Second street.
Boots and Shoes--
Samuel krnmmsnn, Pearl street.
Matt. Gaughran, Pear! street.
Harness nj akers--
John Lininger, Pearl street
Tatlors--
James iiutchns, Pearl street
Builders--
Richard u. Powlesson, Water street.
Sanborn & Follett, Water street.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
wauregan House,
sioux Eity, y,.........Iow
II. A. FULLER, :: : PROPRIETOR

TNHE undersigned respectfully emo unees TO the
/ travelling pubic that he has recently taken pos
session CT the above large and cummDdIuus Hotel,
and that h- facilities sHh that he II enabled to
accommodate the travelling public as we'll a. any
other House in the West ani by strict aten ti"n to
the wants of his customers hopes .rit share of
the public patronage Its; 'Guai -tabling and atten
tive hostleFs, always in attenL,.sice.
II 4. FULLER.
Sonx City, Iawa June 7th. l9g2.