Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-10-10

Journal Jefferson county, says that Arch
bishop Hughes has been for the past two
weeks visiting at Lafargeville with the
family of his brother The Bishops
health is quite poor, and on bis arrival at
La'arsevile, from Saratoga Springs, he
was very sick. The country air, however,
seems to revive him, and he is fast recov-
ering.
lMurrioye.-Count Wachtmeister, En-
voy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipo
Tertiary from the King Of Sweden and
Norway. was married on the 18th u!timo.
at the Swedish and Norwegian Embassy,
London, to Mile. Constance Georyina
Louise de Bourbel, youngest daughter of
Harold Auguste, sixteenth MARQUIS de
BourbeI, of Montpincon, in Normandy.
LomgerHy-The Hampshire papers re-
cord the death Of Jane Hoskins, at Rom
sey, who was 100 years old She was
twice married-frst to a hawker, and
secondly to wood cutter. Sac enjoyed
throughout life good health, and her death
resulted simply from decay. She was a
smoker 0. tobacco.
The Czarina A telegram from Oles
sa, stating that the Empress of Russia is
on the eve Of performing pilgrimage or
journey to Jerusalem, the London Fun
asks what pity that her imperial spouse
does not take the opportunity OF going to
jericho, where so many people wish him
A DEER FRoLlC.-The com mittee Of the .
Philadelphia Common Council, charged
with presenting the cites of New York
and Boston with deer from Logan Square,
received the following pass over the Cam.
den and Amboy Railroad: "Pass to New
York the deer and their keepers
German Emiyratioa.-It is stated in a
Washington letter that the State Depart.
ment has employed German gentleman,
at an expense Of ten thousand dollars, to
proceed to Germany to encourage emigra.
ton to this country.
The Popn!ar Diciaes.-The New York
Sunday 7emes thinks the popular d.
vines are to be envied. Itsays ten thou.
sand year and the tour of Europe are
not bad to take. The Apostles had no
such pickings.
4 forger.-A music teacher in Spring.
field, who is also a member Of the church ,
and Superintendent of Sabbath School.
has recently been arrested for fogery His
pIety was beautiful, and SO was his PEN ,
nenship. :
The Cherokee Nation. At recen
election held at Fort Gibon, Hon. Ross a
vas reelected principal Chief of the Cher y
'kee Nation for the term of four years,
md Lewis Downing, Lieutenant Colonel
# the ID Cherokee Indian Regiment,
United States, was elected Second Chief
or the same period.
Agnes Robinson Madame Bourcicaul,
life OF the actor who IS so notorious Just o
ow, Is about to quit her elegant palace
kensington, near London, and return Q
} America. Madame Bourccault used II
, be Miss Agnes Robertson. J
-Adjt Gen. Baker has lately received
,e regmental flag of the Goth Louisiana Q
sbel regiment. which was captured at the 0
attic of Champion Hills by the Both Iowa.
he flag, which is aSmalI one, is pierced 81
y one hundred and ten distinct bulle.
oles, while the staff is pierced by nine.
our men were allied while bearing
10 flag
We hear talk, says the Iowa City y
ress, Of company about being organ
ed with view Of building locks at the
ans in the Iowa river, above the city, Of
+ the purpose of enabling small sized Be Be
eamb oats TO navigate the river. This il
rtainly Il commendab!e enterprise and :
G trust it will not oe allowed to fail.
Henry Clay Dean is stumping Ohio z