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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-08-29

The tomb Of Moses il unknown, but the
traveller slaeks bis thirst u the we'll OF
Jacob. The gorgeous palace Of the wisess
Of monarchs, with the cedar, and gold,
and ivory, and even the temple OF Isrusa'
lem, hallowed by the visible glory Of the
Deity himself, are gone; bat Solomon's
reservoirs are a. perfect u ever. OF the
sncien. architecture Of the holy city, not
one atone is left on another but the pool
Of Bethesda commands the pilgrims rev.
erence to the present day. The columns
Of Persepolis are mouldering into dust /;
but its cisterns aud aqoeduct. remain to
challenge our admiration. The golden
house Of Nero is mass Of ruins hut tho
Aqua Claudia still pours into Rome it,
limpid stream. The Temple Of the Sun
1t Taamor in the wilderness has fallen !;
but its fountain sparkIes a. freely in bis
rays, ~ when thousands Of worshippers
thronged its holy colouades r...
1t may BE- that the city Of New York
will share the fate Of Babylon, And Moth
ing b left to mark its site, save the
mounds of crum bling brick work but tho
Hudson will continue to aow - it does
now. And if any work Of art SHOULD still!
rise over the deep ocean Of time, We may
well believe, from past history, that it will
be neither palace nor temple, but some
vast reservoir. And if the light Of any
should still fash through the mist Of anti.
guilty, it will probably be that Of he man
who, in his day, sought the real happi.
ness Of bis fellow men, rather than glory,
and linked his memory to some great work
of national utility and benevolencs. This
is the glory which outlives all other, and
shines with undyiug lustre from genera
ton to generation, imparting to its work
something Of its own Immortality, and in
some degree rescuing sherefrom the ordi.
nary monuments Of historical tradition Of
more magnificence. ..
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-08-29

B.tavia-the capital city Of Java-ac.
cording to the description Of newspaper
correspondent, is brilliant specimen Of
oriental splendor. The houses-which
are as white as snow-sre placed one hun.
bred feet back from the street, the inter-
vening space being filled with trees, liter
ally alive with birds, and every variety Of
plant and flower. Every house has pi.
azza in front, and Is decorated with beau.
tiful pictures, elegant lamps. cages, &c.,
while rocking chairs, lounges and otto
mans, Of the incest descriptions. furnish
luxurious accommodation for the family,
who sit here mornings and evenings. At
night the city 10 ono blaze Of light from
the lamps. The hotels have grounds Of
eight or ten acres in extent around them,
covered with 6ne shade trees, tho city d.
most resembles forest. The rooms are
very high and spacious, without carpets,
and but few curtains. Meals are served
up about the same a. 1t first class hotels
in the United States, although the habits
Of living are quite different At dayligh.
coffee and tea are taken to the guests
room, and then again At eight o'clock
light refreshments. At twelve brsakfas.
is served, and at seven dinner. Coffee
and tea are always ready, day and night
No business is done in the streets in the
middle Of the day on account Of the heat.
The nights and mornings are cool and de-.
lishtfal; birds are singing ell night. The
Thermometer stands at about $50 through.
out the rear. The island of Java con-
tains population Of 10000 The island
abounds with tigers, leopards, anacondas,
and poisonous insects Of all kinds. The
inest fruits ia the world are produced 10
great profusion.
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From passengers on the steamer Lioer.
ty we learn the following particulars Of a
dreadful murder committed on Monday
last, by eighteen negro soldiers from
Island No. TO- These soldiers went to
the house Of Mr.. Beckbam, at Com promise
Landing on the Mississippi River and on
the dividing line between the States Of
Kentucky and Tennessee and there muir.
dered M. Beckham, ST., aged 20 years |;
Frank BeckhAn, aged 40; and four child.
rem Of the la,ter--Lsura, aged IA years !;
Kate. 10 Caroline, and Richard 2.
Father and son were taken to the river
and shot, then thrown in. The two girls
Kate and Caroline we're then tied .oge,hes
and thrown 10, and beat over the head
until they sunk. Then the boy, and lastly
Laura the eldest we're treated in the Same
manner. The mother and three children
we're away from home.
Twelve Of the murderers have been
caught BY Federal Cavalry, and are nov
confined at No, To-. .t 49,.
The supposed cause Of the murder 10
that Mrs. Beckham had negro girl -
nurse, whose mother had run away and
taken refuge at No. 10. Some Of the no.
groes from there came to Nj. B.'s house
some tine ago and tried to get the girl to
run away and Mr. B.. hearing of il or.
dered them away. On their refasing to
20, be got his gun aud threatened 10 shoot
them when they left.-Inir0 Ne,na
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HOLDROOK = bro,
LAND AGENTS T. SURVEYORS,

y" ILLcasefally attend to the selection and,ocs.
Nv sion Of land - the seyeral Land Dist ricts n
Messsfa Iowa and Nebrssks; buy and sell Land
Warrants, or locate them on commission for non.
residenes, they will loan money 1t Westssn rates 81
interest; buy and sril real estate, and pay taxes
Collections made and money promptly forwarded.
movies +1 HOLBROOk q BRO.
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Also Asspsrior artielesf
Family Flour, Side Neat. Hans. 20
The attention Of Country Msrchantsis
solisitedto ourJobbing Department.

A large lot Of Corn, Wheat, Oats
and Pork Wanted this Fall, for which
tho best rates will be paid. Also,
Dry and Green Hides, Furs, and al
kinds Of Produce taken in exchange
for Goods. ..
r. BUCHRUcKER.
aieux City, Ievs, Nay 3oth, 1862.
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PAY UPi PAY UPI

4 IL rersonsi adehtedto the Misunderstanding
"A ~ Note or hook account. ars requested to call
81 nv shop and make immediate ssoelcment and
save thcn,~elve costs, as Am detsrpinc settle
against mo are requested TO present the N mefor
payment. .,~...
Sioux CITY .ssf4 4, lsselov
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sioux CITY. FIGURING NAIL.

THE subscribers having recently reAtted and
i repaired tho shove named XnIsre now prepar-
cd to manufacture
Floar, Cern Meal, Ae., &C.,
Attheahortest Office and upon the mostreascnahls
terms. They respectfully solicit the patronage or
the farmers Of Northwestern Iowa, Nebraska and
Dakota. feeling we'll sasAed that they can give the
most complete aatisfaction., r-
A. Flour anl Corn Mesl esnstAntly on handand
SbrSsls. tnasls sil sAND0lH / GoLLErT.
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i the time to get mp ciuhs-Great induce nrnts
for 1869. This popular Monthly Magazine contains
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Two Dollars year This is more proportion
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is entphaticall, the Magazine for the times.
Each numher contains Fashion Plate. engravet
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styles, engraved wood, also pat from which
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The rafis, London. Philadel hia and New York
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Term>--. Always In Advance ....0nc
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$50. Address. post paid.
CHAS JEFFERSON.
nols-3w NO. 3oG Chestnut St, Philadelphia.
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Committed Suicid<.-A. n. Ramsey,
clerk in the Office Of tho Commireayy
General 1t Washington. com0itlsd ssieiae
By taking lAudaLum, on heAaag ~ "
had bssa DATED in New York city. h
W. aasile Il Scotland, md asApf
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~ This being one ofthe oldest estab.
ishments 10 the Upper Missouri, it pos
sesses superior facilities for the accomo.
dation Of buyers. The goods are al new
and fresh, and pure hasers can rest assur-
Cd that in buying. 1t our establishment
they will get good articles ct tho lowest
prices.
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rODEY,x MAGAZINE.--The publisher
" has commenced the year with determination
to surpass thing he has before Done and AS
an earnest Of his intentions has made arrange
ment with the celebrated writer. III rion Har.
land. to furnish article for every number OF the
hook for 1873, and she will writ. for other ma
gazine.
Terms, Cash In Advance..-one copy
one year. So. Two copies one year, IS. Three
copies one year, So. Four copies ons year. 81.
Five copies. one year. and an extra copy to tho
person senaing the club, So
Eight copies year. and an extra copy to the
person sending the club. SIS.
Eleven copies year. and an extra copy to the
person sending the club, 500.
Address, A. Cooley,
nol5s3w Philadelphia. Pennsy ivaaia.
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WATCHES AND JEwELRY or The
W richest and most Fashionable Pat.
tApns ofFaroA ~ Rat III Mt yholesale prices.

W richest and most Fashionable Pat.
terms, offered ct Retail ut Wholesale prices.
THE HErBARD BROS, Nos. s. and 81 Nsssas
Street, New fork, City, Manufacturers and lnIof-
:sy.: q Watches s and s:weiry, being determined
upon increasing their business to an unlimited e1-
tent, offer the Following elegant ornaments tine
Magic Tame observe, being. Hunting
and open face. or Lady's Or ntieman 3 stch IN
one; tho p.stt,s.t mos. cor, sni.nt and cheapest
Spstent process, which renders the appesrsHceSl
gold perfect, while it does not cost one-third ~
Hunting Corp position Cssed levers. Englikh man.
ufacture Movement; capped and full jeweled has
sunk seconds, and the newest improvements Heavy
cassd and good ,mit:;"n gold Price only SIS. Re-
Hunting Composition Cased Army Watch. richly
engraved, jeweied and fancy works. Unsurpassed
for Suffers Traders etc. Price $l5 Ketails 1T II, IA
sac to 500.
4 great variety Of other Watches, atlewprires
Ladies Sets Of Brooch and Ear Drcps TO cores
pond. IAitstion Cluster Diamond, a very rich pat.
tern. aud entirely new, price 81. Coral and Bead
ent~ined. very neat and pretty ornament, hand
OentIenaeu's Vest Chains. Parisien an elegant
pattern. only 81. The Dsm"niac, very heavy. g.:
Riugs--pIain only, 7sc. Scroll, very pretty, VI.
G tisa Si.n "s:' ST. s'''ss''' g. '"'
Sleeve Buttvns--Patent. Chased, or Enamelled.
new and very handsome PATTERN $3.50. Double
| chased or with stones, $3.50.
| Bosom studs-a variety of new and fashionable
designs, per set, 81 SO.
Bosom and Scarf Pins-Teaf, with 0paiand Fan
| cy Stones. 81. lmitrtion Diamond, 81 80. g
| Lockets--rouble Glass, richly engraved. 50.
Persons wishing any of the above, have only to
remit the price in gistered letter to address,
and the articles will be sent by retucn Of mail free
OF expense. R5-Orders to the amount Of twelve
dollars and upwatds will be sent by express to any
pa TT of the legal States, with bin payable 70 the
| Express Company, when he goods are delivered.
Agents, Suffers and Country Mercha hts, thre ugh.
| ont the country who wish TO make money rapidly,
| will do we'll to obtain onr mammoth catalogue; W
furnish the most saleable ontt at prices
| cd by my other concern. Address
| HUBBARD BROS.
| Nos. IS l. - Nassau, near John Street.
novl0.sm New York City!1
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THE ATLANTIC MON THLY.-- Begin.
L ming OF u new Volume. No. for January
1853, begius the Eleventh Volume Of the Atlantic
Monthly.
From the commencement in 1887, the Atlantic
has rapidly increased iu circulation, and il nov has
class Of readers since its beginning i've
years ago. Its prosperity steadily sugments, aEa
1t continues. amid all the fluctuations and dangeTs
incide Mt to our uatCnal crisis, to gain ground in
the est lnation Of the public At time pregnant
America in every vital particular, the Publishers
and Edit ors do not deem 1t necessar! I" prcmiss
that its pages will never swer,e from the honest
paths of loyal pat oiis n and universal fresdon.-
Its opinions have always teen the side OF liberty,
progress and right and the course ii first adopted
In early career, viii be fully maintain
ed. The stan Of writer's, regularly contributing 10
the Atlantic Monthly, embraces all the best known
authors IN American literature. and wasyants the
Publis hers in promising to it's readers,
The Rest Essays.
The Best Stories,
The Best Poems,
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no rItE fFrorLE o. nrtn xS1k.xl

TO THE 'rEorLs orsEsa AskA.
g. ST. ''f
- J !
- &sssGEss -:
Look 60 your Interests.
Before you 90 to Sioux City to buy your goods let
me call your attention t. ny'arge.nd weiis.lectsd
DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING, a..
HATS, SHOES,
BOOTS.
GROCERIES,
HARDWARE.
QUEENSWARE,
DRUGS, &C.,
SASH, GLASS,
AND NAILS,
Ny Goods were bought for ca N In st. Louis nd
Cincinnati, and having adopted the strict Cash bsi'
ucss, thia enables 70 sell my goods N low and
little lover than they can BE- bought elsewhere in
tho upper country. All want you I" do II to give
me = call before you 70 40 Sioux city -
buy, and II cannot suit you In price and quality
then shall ask you not to buy. by selling my
0OODSfor CASH, am enabled tosefl
Mems Brogan Shoes At from 81 ,25, to
SITS per pair; Mems Cloth Gait.
ers and other Shoes in pro-
portion; Mems Kip
Boots $3.50 per
Pair, and up.
wards;
Calicoes from
| l24 to Is eta. per
yard Lawns 12} cents
and upwards; Summer
| Clothing cheaper than any other
place in the country; GROCERIES,
| PROPORTIONATELY LOW.
N. would also cali your attention to my large
stock Of Fatn.inE m plimen Of the latest
improvements and styles, which will be sold very
| cheap. In this stock will Be found
GRAIN CRADLES,
SCYTHS,
SNATHS,
RAKES,
PITCH FORKS,
HAY RACKS,
| PLOWS,
CULTivAToRs.
| HOES, &C., &c.
And In fact all necessary impiments for the IA rn
| and garden. My motto IL Quick Sales and sma
| Pro6ts"-what this country wants. Now don
| forget-.itis
ECKHART's STORE,
Dakota City,
| Where you will ind these articles cheap.
c. y. ECKHART.
Dakota City. N. r.. May soth. 1861.
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The Best Stories,
The Best Poems,
Which American talent can furnish.

List Of Regular Contribute rs...1n
Prose and Poetry the "A.lantic stan of writers 10
unc4ualed. The following authors are still among
:hc regular cont rihutors
James Russell Lowell, H. W LoGgfellow,
Louis Agassiz. Ralph " aldo Emerson,
Nathaniel Hawthorne, &. &. Hazewei1.
4. W. lligginson, Author 'Margt Howth.
Mrs Julia ard Howe, Mrs 4. p. I. Whitney.
Oliver ". Holmes, John 6. Whittier.
y. r. Whippe, RayaSd Ia, lor.
Charles +. Norton, George s Hiilard,
Henry Giles. Walter Mitchell.
Henry 7. rurkerman, John " rss.
Mrs. II. \. stowe, Harriet Martineau.
Charles Resde, "The Country parson,"
Rose Terry. Harriet =. Prescott,
Robert T. Lowell, J. 7. TTo~h-iaxe.
Edward Everett, Professor 4. D. White.
The foregoing list Of contribute inc udes the
lie adtng writers Of America.
TERMS.-The Atlantic is for sale by all Book
| and Periodical Dealers. Price25 cents a number
Subscriptions for the year. 5000, postage paid
Yearly subscriptions received, or ugfe numbers
supplied by any dealer, or by the publishers
Specimen numbers sent gratis on application to
| the Publishers.
| Inducements for subscribing, lists of premi ms,
&C.. furnished on application to the publishers.
TICkNOR 4 FIELDS.
nols-3w l35 Washington street. Boston.
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Tn. Tax Duplicate for 1868 j. now ~ The
rreasnrer's hande Tor cnlcction. and foi ne
purpose ~ collecting the same he will a.
.nd N HI "'ic~. a. jasper. until the thru
Mandsy ~ March 1864
Amount IA Tex assessed tor 1858 on zach
ne hulhrea dollars vsinAiionris. vr Sih'~
Tax 20 cents and poll 70 cents: Scnool ~
cents and 80 cents poll; Sinking Fsnd ~
'ents; County 45 cents sn1 % cents Poll'
Psr Asy lum 5 cents.
Township rites are Is fcllcws:
Conn.bia TDwnshp- 81 cnl school ~
~, n: ) cen,s r0sd.
HArh,Son Towr-hip Seecisi SCI "ol ~
cents; md - cents pol', 8 cents tow nship,
road cents
Bambridee rownship-Specisl School ~
cents; Township cents; road ~ ren's
Hall Township Special School2O cents;
Township cents; rosd cents.
Paroks 4 ,wnship - Special School n
cents; road 10 cents.
Ferdinand Tvwnship-SpecihiS school ~
cents: rond rs cents: Township 10 cents
THEO. SONDERMANN,T DC
Oetobar oath 1868 --6s
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HON. Z. L. vALLANDIGHAlG's


Abolition, Slavery and the Civil War.
WINS WORK contains com pls.s end a.
i cursle copies Of Mr.. vAxLApDsenAn's
Speeches, on the subjecis sbsvs
Insmed Also. parts Of messy other 6pseshss .
9th letters. incident votes, etc, etc. The
" ork hrs heen carefully edited End 10 -
Iliev,d To present. inry and eorrectly. tbe
political record and position Of man whess
views. IN relation to the causes Of ous M
Itional troubles. and the right remedies ~
them. are attracting an extraordinary
amount OF public attention.
The work j. on good, substantial pspss.
LAO pages. large svo, and 10 ernsmssss1
With very finely executed spd ssgssveS
likeness Of Mr.. vsiIsndighsm.
PRIcE-Psper covers 80 eents; Cloth ~
y delivered BY Mail or Express, prepaid. -
receipt Of the price.
Whoiesale-P Paper Covers, - pr dstss.
lClo,h $s-Transportatian To b psh ~
h purchaser. .4ttsf.
Il az Send orders. with the money seslsa-
led. to Columbus, Ohir. sddrsssed - J. Il.
RILEY g. Co, or to Gov. Messry. c@ss q
The Crisis. Marco - 49,
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a.AT AEs LIS u b. ~ ssO<'
PETER L0DTLLARD.
SNIFF &c TOBACCO KANufAC TUREh,

I6 a. Is CHAMBERS ST.
Formerly AZ Cnntham Street,. New York
vzrOrt. ID cali the attention Of DeslerH y"
w the articles Of his manufacture, W.: J
BROWN SNUFF.
Mscabsv Dnin'nEns,
F,na R,pnee. Pure Virgins,
C,,,.e Rapppe. Nachiioches.
American gentleman, C'penhsgen
YELLOW SNUFF.
Se,,eb. Honey Dew Scotch.
High Toast Scotch. Fresh Honey Scotch,
Irish High Toast, Fresh Scotch.
or Lundy foot,
nrAttention il called 70 the large reduc-
lion IN prices Of Fine-Cut Chewing and
Smoking Tobsccos, which will be found o.
. Superior QUALITY.
TOBACCO.
smoKiSG. SMOKING.
Long. s. Jago,
No. I. Spanish
NJ CANISTER,
Nos.Is2 mixed Grsnniated Turkish
FINE cur cHEwIEc.
PA. L.. or plain,
Csvendish. or Sweet,
Sweet Scented Oroncco,
Tin Foil Cavendish,
In. B.-A circular OF prices will be sem q
application. April 10, 1863
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8 8 g 9 9 8

ONE person writes. her daughter was
cured II his Of nine years standing, and
81. yitus' dance 81 two years.
ANOTHER writes. his son was cured
amer his ilesh had almost wasted away.
The doctors pronounced the case incnra
able.
ANOTHER was cured Of Fever and Acue
after irving every medicine in his reach
ANOTHER was cured ~ Fever Sore
which had existed fourteen years.
ANOTHER of Rheumatism Of eighs
Gases innumerablc ~ Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint could be mentioned ~
which the Purifier and Pills
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OFFICERS OF DUBOIS COUNTY.

Clerk-IIFERv A. IloLTHAUs.
Audit or - THKoDrEE S"KDERAAEu.
Treasurer STErHEksor
Recorder--A ucusr .L:TscHGI.
Sheriff-JonN WElKEL.
Cororer- -CHARLrs kRAUe.
Survevnr--S WILLIAMS.
WV III GErEN, Tfwt W.
X N DAVIS Commissioners.
q. NIEhAus.
OFFICERS OF BMsBRIpfE TewnsHrP.
Justices Sebastian Kue6ler. w. Moaros
:. Rose.
Trustee--M Keefer.
Consta bles- A. Eckert, II. Endhofen
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Wovx\lNxS 4 C\NNvvM.
WMO B\oOA RMs

are The most active and thorough pills
tint have ever been introduced.
They act % directly upon tho Liver,
exciting that organ 70 such m extent A.
that the system does not relapse into ~
former condition, which j. too apt 70 be
the case with simply purgative pill.
ThaV ara really
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MANUFACTURE AND - s>l 80
HARNESS AND Saddles,
Corner East Main and Mcdonald btsessss
JASPER, md,
OFFERS his thanks 70 the cis'zens q ~.
~ bois county and vicinity foV their pssss
patron age, and soIiciss . continuance sss
extension of the same. feeling cosnosns Wv
10 can make II 70 the interest o. pevsers -
van, ~ any thing in bic line = dse' VIZ
him. - his motto IL "emall profits 800 qv'ek
lsaless' msy -. -
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..Only :sliible remedies Know" "
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Not dsngs rous 10 the lumsn Esni!y
.Rais come out Of their holes 10 eie.
n Sold Wholesale in al large esues.
la~r i. Id by ali DrusclsIs and RETAiipss'
everywhere.
In-r y. BrwAREMv' Of al worthless 's'ss.
siors.
n See that "CosTAR's" nsmsls - esss
Box. Bottle snd Flask. before zoe -
nT~y a ddress HENRY X COSTAH.
q s-PRrscIrAL DrroJ 4s2 BRoApvAr.H.I-
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\ April 11th. Ie63.-sm
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