Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-11-21


his residence in Harrisburg.
There are now, in al, lO3 national
banks in active operation.
The Ionian Islands are to be annexed
to Greece Immediately.
The majority for the Union ticket in
New York will not vary much from so, 900.
Gov. Andrews majority in Massachus
etts will reach 10000.
Loyal papers are now published in
Vicksburg and Natchez, Miss, Knoxville,
Tenn, end Little Rock, Ark.
It is estimated; that the wheat crop Of
England this year will be equal to that Of
1861 and 1862 added together.
The catch of white fsh ia ponds in the
vicinity Of Sandusky is perfectly enor-
nous. Several tons are taken daily.
There is project on foot in New York
to erect a monument to Robert Fulton in
Trinity Church yard.
Copper has been discovered At Rutland,
Vermont, and 40 acres Of land have been
leased for 800 years to get at it.
Douglas Jerrold said q grumbler
wouldn't allow that there is a bright side
to the moon.
A woman in Washington, whose hus-
band is worth $40, 1000, was recently de.
tected for the second time in purloning
eggs at the market.
The official returns Of the Missouri
election from 81 counties, and the soldiers
vote as far as heard from, give q conser'
vative majority of 4,06S.
The Capitol at Washington is being
newly carpeted for the meeting of Con-
gress. 1t viii need Competing again after
the congressman have met.
The marriage Of daughter Of Vic
tor Hugo with an English officer of dis
tinction is announced in the foreign
papers.
The weal,hiest man in Indiana has
committed su'cidr.-- Exchange paper.
The wealthiest country on the face Of
the globe is doing the same thing.-CM
coyo Times.
A Paris letter relates that poor little
MILNE. found on English nobleman' 3
pocket book with 10000 trans it. She
restored it intact, and he rewarded her by
promising to speak well of her shop
Hancock, Brook aud Ohio counties,
West Virginia, have been detached from
The Department Of the Monongahel;a, aud
added to the Departm cut Of West Vir-
sinia, under General Kelley.
1t is denied by the Macon Georgia J
Telegraph that Stephens has gone to
England, bat says that he is still at bis
residence in CrawfordvIle, where he has
been for mouths past.
The London Court Journal relates tina,
young English lady If seventy summers,
and good deal Of money has just given
her vigin her virgin hand to her butler, a
lad of thirty eight.
The ladies Of East Tennessee are un-
doubtedly loyal. They embrace every op-
portunity to kiss "the dear Old flag" and
now and then kiss its good looking de.
tenders
The greatest cask in the world has had
its light diminished; that Of Heidleburs
has tow rival in one jus, made a, Dover,
England Eigb. couple danced on the
top. aud the cost is 600.
Queen Victoria has at length resolved
to emerge from the scclusion she has OBJ
served since her hus bands death, having
promised to attend the Inauguration Of u
statue to Prince Albert ut Aberdeen.
The population Of Ireland decreased
twenty per cent between the census of
lS4l and that Of 1851, and eleven per
cent. more between the census of 1851
and that of 1861.
A chap down in Connecticut, after the
passage Of the Consumption Act, got mar.
red to evade the draft. He now says If
be can get a divorce he will enlist, as il
he must fight, be would rather do 90 for
his country.
Irish moss have been found growing
abnndantly on the rocks along the beach
in Scituate, Mace, and about 2, Geo bar >
rels are gathered annually. l. is worth At
first bands from five to six dollars per
barrel
Punch says that he never could see that
Canada was much benefit to England, for
all the mother country ever got from
those provinces was wars. fights and rows
except tie Canadian boat song, and that
commences, "Row, brothers, row.
In Philadelphia, among the curiosi,ies
Of the draft is a young gentleman who
has false teeth, and is not able to pay
G20n for axo,npt;ap H.s -o.t IF ,a,,