Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-09-12
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Lieutenant Colonel Rothrock Of the
35th Regiment, has resigned.
III is estimated that forty thousand
head Of sheep have been brosgh. into this
Sta:e during the season.
Colonel ]. O. Cover Of The IL. Iowa
Cavalry is At his home in Iowa City. He
has resigned on account Of i'll health.
The Monitor, publi.hed =, Keokuk,
has been discontinued.
Rev. 8. s. Snyder, killed Il Lawrence
BY the guerrilIas, was several years since
. resident Of Muscatine.
~ errollmenti in the Dsbuque Con.
gressicnal District has been completed
The District gives in the 6rst class II, 42l
men.
Professor Joseph T. Roberts Of Bur-
lington, has been appointed Professor Of
Ancient Languages in the Iowa State
University.
AFrank Swan, l3 years of age, was
drowned in the Iowa river in Marshall
county few days since.
Frank Crandall, one of ths publishers
Of the Linn county Register in 1861, vas
recently drafted into the United States
service in New York.
David Grimes Of Burlington, aged 4
years, was drowned in q pond near Bur.
lington few days since.
On Thursday of last week David J.
Wood WAS killed instantly BY being caught
in the machinery of sawmill three miles
from Oskaloosa. So says the Herald.-
The unfortunate man left wife and three
children.
The whisky sellers Of Marshalltown
have experienced considerable grief lately.
Several Of them were 6ned pretty heavily.
One saloon keeper was fined one hundred
and fifteen dollars.
Soon Back Tho Gate City informs
US that the redoubtab'e Stone, Bill Stone
-Col. Stone, it you please-who signal.
lied himself on the battle. field Of Shiloh,
has 're'urued from the wars" and taken
up the cudgel in his own behalf on the
stump. What's up with sweet scented
William and his Abolition friends p
Where did he get scared, and who scared
him this time? He seems to be in a peck
of trouble all round. What brought him
home just now ? Wonder if he succeeded
in finding his regiment while he was gone.
lfshs did, Why d,dn', he stay with it? 1t
would seem that he is as fearful Of his
political prospects a, home as he is care.
full Of bis precious carcass in the battle
field. Certainly the managers Of bis par.
~, with Grimes, Kirkwood, Price, Oar.
win, Nourse and a hos, Of Others on the
stump, ought to be Is we'll able to take
care Of the one - be has shown himself
able to tske care Of the other. He mag
have thought, however, tha. a. both were
'n come danger, SO long as be remained
At his4ost ia the feld, he would change
his 'basss-and thus perchance be enabled
to "kill tso birds with one aone.' Go
in William salt, however, won't save
you.-Des MoiAcs Statesman.
= On the 4th of September, the money
was due to oil pensioners CT this State, at
Des Moines.
1T is stated tina. Of the Ssh regiment
only about 60 men are able to do duty.
--LieuL Gel. Hughes, Of the 3sth Iowa,
died at Port Hudson on the 9TH Of Aug.
lie was, we believe, from Winneshiek
county.
Several liquor dealers have been
fined at Mount Pleasant for violations Of
the Prohibitory Liquor Inv. Fines rang
ing from $50 to $50 were assessed
and paid.
The Davenport Gazette says 1880
men for the sth Cavalry are now at Camp
Roberts.
Two companies Of the 7th cavalry
left camp yesterday, on the steamer Penn.
bins, for Hudsou,. Missouri
Capt. r. NJ. Littler, for many months
past commandant q. Post Mcclellan, has
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