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SOUTHERN NEWS:
FoRrEEss MoNRoE, De-. e.

FORTRESS MONROE, Dec. %.
The Richmond Enquirer Of the 25th,
contains the following;
BRIsToL, Dec. 28d-0ur forces are still
around Rutledge and Morristown. Can
nonnsding was heard st the latter place on
Sunday.
General Longstreet is unable to follow
up disadvantage in consequence Of large
number Of barefooted men in his com
mand. The weather is cold and the
mountains are csvered with snow.
General Morgan passed through Colum-
bis, South Carolina, on the Path inst.
There are over 800 cases of small po1
among the Yankee prisoners at Dsnville.
The Confederate army in East Tennes-
see is gone into winter quarters.
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rebel officers, charged with recruiting
within our lines, have plead guilty to the
charge and have been sentenced to con-
inement at hard labor in Fort Warren or
some other prison, as may be directed, for
fifteen years each.
GEN. KELLY's RAID.
General Kelly has advised the War De-
partmeHt of the safe return Of the several
columns sent out to interrupt oOmmunica-
tion with East Tennessee. They brought
in over four hundred prisoners and large
amount Of property. Richmond papers
are disgusted at the failure Of the rebel
plans to capture those forces, and say their
escape ia evidence Of the necessity to re-
organize their cavalry.
DISMISSAL.
Lieutenant Wiley, ssth Ohio Infantry,
was dismissed the service on the oath
inst, for drunkenness.
THE ExcHABGE OF PRIsoEERs.
Richmond papers of yesterday have been
received here. They contain little Of i'm
pOrtsnce. They seem to be troubled to
make out clear case on the exchange
question aud the Enquirer devOtes several
columns to correspondence thereon.
EFFECTS OF GENERAL AYERILLA RAID.
General AveriITs raid caused great con
sternstion in Southern Virginia. His
damage to The Virginia and Tennessee
Railroad was not IS great as supposed, IS
the President Of that road gives notice
that it is again in running order to
Bristol, Tennessee.
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FRnm NEW YORK.
New YoRK, Dec. II.

NEW YoRK, Dec. 27.
The steamer Eagle from Havana, the
25th has arrived. Nothing new at Ha-
vana.
The st. Domingo dates Of the 18th con-
firm the capture Of the Azus.
A Spanish eplumn which left for the
interior on the 18th, to cut off the rebel
supplies, had not been heard from. Al
together the aspect Of general affairs is
by no means bright for Spain in st. DOM
ingo. About 10000 troops have been
sent in oil, and more are being prepared
to leave Cuba for Ports Rico and spain.
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FOREIGN NEWS,

NEw York, December %.
The steamer HsmmoniG, from South
hampton the 18th, srrived this morning.
No news.
The steamships Roanoke, from Havana
the 23d, and the Isibsl Cain from st. Dom
lingo the llth, arrived here.
The rebellion at st. Domingo is still pro-
crossing. There are about 1000 Spanish
troops there, but they cannot penetrate
into the interior on account of bad roads
and gurPrillas.
The Spanish war steamer AlVo, was
burned at Canary Island! 6adsing the total
loss Of large quantity Of stores, muskets,
tents, Sc.
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OIhOIhhATlf OecemOer ~
The City Council yesterday passed re-
solution authorizing the construction OF
the rsilresd track through the streets,
connecting the Little Miami and Indisno-
polls and Cincinnati Railroads.
The cash receipts Of the Sanitary Fair
up to Monday, is nearly eighty i've thou
sand dollars.
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MEDICAL.
SlIaTIsI.ES 81 sISSIsSs

Formerly Of New York City. will pay one hundred
dJ1rs Tor the proof ttat he ever fals 70 cure TIE
a. owe nam q diseases He will pay the sane sum fr
the proof that any other Physician in the United
states teats the same diseases sith equaI success
AFTER many years Of lahOriOus study and expert
enc-i Dr. GIBSON Is happy IN being able TO announcs
70 tine uno tunate, thL ne has perfected system OF
f-aaf fraau Ff.w
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REBEL STEAMER.

NEW YORK, Dec. 20.
The steamer Tubal Cain reports that
when of Bermuda she was taken for q
Federal cruiser by the rebel steamer Flora
The latter, in her efforts to escape, ran
ashore, damaging her hull so badly that
she has been obliged TO go to Halifax for
repairs.
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SKATES.
CKATESI SKATESI-OEE oFTHE

CKATESI SKATESLOEE OFTHE
most eNhiieratng and beneficial outdoor exer-
cse5 s Skating; and in order ts glide swiftly Ger be
ice, Que must have pair of good SKATES; aud a.
H. HATTERsLFY has inst received large assortment,
including Ladies', Gents and Chdrens, Of all sizes
qualities and descriptions, he will supply all those
who wish TO purchase, al the lowest market prices.
lie has also received very large stock Of GUNS
from the finest Erglish Twist dOEn to the cheapest
Belgian Guns and y prepared to ect from This fpe
assortment article suit each and every custom
or. Also, on hand, splendid assortment OF Colts
smith & Wess7n s, Allen & Nheelock's, and other
styles Of fRevOlyers, Flasks Pouches Cartridges, Am
munitiOn, etc, etc.
80 Rsmemb,r the place. IO2 superiOr-St., Clsye-
land, Ohio.
N. B.-Repairing promptly attended to and execu-
ted in the nealest style. dec2s
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SHERIFFs sALE.-By virtue Of an or
- der of sale issued from the Court Of Common
Pleas OF Cuyahoga county, Ohio, and to me di-
recIed, IN the case wherein J. 2. Raymond and
MsTy J. Raymond petitioners, are plaintiffs and
Ransom Heath, as Guardian of Lucela Heath
ana Martha Figures, Lucelia Heath and Martha
Figures are defendants, l shall expose to sale
at public auction, at the door Of the Court House
Of said county, at the hour Of O'Clock, P n, on
the l4th day Of January, A. D. 1864, the following
described lands and tenements, tO-Wit The
house and lot situated on the northeasterlT cor
ner OF Bridge and York streets, in the city OF
Cleveland, county of Cuyahoga, Ohio, being
thlrty-seYen 90 feet front on Bridge street and
running back, of equal width, one hundred and
thirty feet on York street.
Appraised at $4,000.
E. H. LEWIS, Sheriff.
By L. B. WHITNEY, Deputy
PALMER DENNIS, Attorneys for Piaiualffs
She'lfs Office, December Is 1868.
declS I33
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PROF. h. J. HoTHEAsLB FISCHER Of Music n TIA
OniO State Blind AsylEm, Urites is fer exari1inG
large number Of Nm. knabO q Cos Piano RortsI,
unnesltatlnSy pronounce them superior to any I
rave seen Their tons ts grand and noble; they Nm
great capacity for sustaining the sound and thsl9
volume Of tone OF POWER have never heard excsIad
sonel purity End durAbflity.f
"!nat the knabo Piano Is superior to al oshaII
"A ade IN this country, for briiancy BWestness nd
VOL ans q tone needs only be heard 70 conTaes =
ms t.ct - Stats Journal, Columbus, Ohio.
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MARRIED.

In Garrettsville, on Tuesday, D oember 2eth, by
Rev. Lewis Burton, Rector of s.. Johns Church Of
this city, ARTHUR L. COX, Of Madison, Wis, and
MAGGIE b, youngest daughter Of Edwin Atwood,
T q, of GsTrst.syiile.
In Warrel, on Tuesday, December 29th, by the
Rev. W. J. Lanphesr, Mr.. HENRY P. NEWCOMB,
of Eureka, Ill, aud MARY SAaDERSON, Of the
former place.
Oar editorial congratulations 60 with the gentls-
man in possessing 80 charming a wife. Nay his
memories OF Ohio be none the less dearer than be-
fore, and may love and prosperity ever abide with
them.
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sVeFY Plano Warranted FOR TiysYeaF,.
41a a. 5EiyilaE OisIohEngs EiTOn At any VIA.
lLD PlRE0 IaD HELODEOHs TlKEHH EIcMna
ALSO-OH HAND.
Est'sssSl, SEssB LHstTuDsHti, gtriAFs, A.

Among the many certificates Of the excsflanoa ans
merits Of these Pianos, would refer 70 the f0los
ng.- =
AR- W, KEABE Baltimore, Dear sir.-I havs rr.as
pleasure IN certifying that have tried you Bdulrs
Elanes and md them equal II not superior, 20 snV
U t4ls country Among their great Qualities Whioh
n9ting9ish them Ia the eVenness Of tone tho aEreo-
ABLE sna easy touch, and volume Of tons. Wlhina
you All the success You 90 highly dsssrye,
i 6fr. Voura verg
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rups,soD-TTom ths E,.I,s5 :: IAALsAke.

Amer having plsyedon the Pianos OF Hss1ru. Kuzbs
Ooy Il Il impossible not to bear testimony to thsIF
qualities, which have acquired for them the emne1f
reputation which they ENJOY. The Pianos Of theiR
manufacture, on which have played are exceeding.
y remarkable n their qualities OF FoHH The BSSs
u power uls without hArshness and the upper note1
gEset, clear aud Tremendously mellow, (chrystilianl
and do not hesitate to express in regard 10 these IN
IrumeDta my entire satisaction and to declare th1s
they are equal II not superior to the best mauul1os
tured IN EuEopo or this country By the most celebrs
sed maker7. lBignsdl L. "a. GOTTSOHALK
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
III depot for the best assortment Of Isdies and
Gs1Lemens sndkerchiefs, The lowest prices is at
HYMAN'5,
dsela Corner snperior-st and Pub. sqnare
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SOUTHERN NRWs.

MOBILE, December "A,
Two white regiments sent down to Fort
Jackson, had not recovered the fort and
were fighting on Saturday.
The Richmond papers are gloomy over
the effect of AgerilTs raid.
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DANCES.
SHERIFF'S SALE.

GHERIFF'S SALE-In obedience to the
~ command Of a third Pluries Order of sale,
issued from the Court Of Common Pleas Of Guy
ahoga County, Ohio, and to me directed in the
case wherein James Kidney is plaintiff and James
McGregor is defendant, shall expose to sale
az puolc auction, at the door OF the Court House
OF sad County, at the hour OF two o'clock P. NJ,
oIthe I'D day of January, A. d. 1864, the follow
ing described lands and tenements, tc wit:
known and described As DOT No. 1921 lot No.
one on hundred and sXty-two. in Ezekiel Folsom's
allotment OF the Charles Taylor farm, in Ohio
City, now Cleveland, said lot being on Detroit
street, with front Of forty feet, and extending
Dack, with the same width, to Vermont street.
Appraised at S49O.
+. H. LEWIS, Sheriff
By L. B. WHITNEY, Deputy,
ADAMS CASTIELD, Attorneys for Plaintiff
SHERIFF's OFFICE, Dec. 22d. 1853. dqcP3134
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NOTICES,

MINING NOTICE.-THEaBwlL WILL
IIl be Special Meeting Of the Stockholders of
the Forest City Mining Company held az their office
IN Cleveland, ohio, on Monday, January 25th, ls64
for the purpose Of alter ng the Bylaws, and also 10
establish Business Ofce in the Oty Of Boston, Mass
decZs-ls4 w. Il. GARLICK, Sec y.
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MILITARY,

Nu ERA Ms ISL
wy AND "a q
aAS NEW RECRUITS NIX
VIII be enlisted to enter the lat Regiment o. Y l.,
at the Offices, No. Ill Superior St.. over City Bank
Qately occupied BY captain SanfOrd,) and Room ),
Columbus Block, netTOit-St., West side.
The authorized Bvuntes Of S4O2 and s302 paid. AL
so, heavy Ward BOunties, cash in hand as
listed. All Recruits Clothed and Boarded.
Apply to Lieut.. 8. s. DIXON.
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10 Mes5rH. VIZ. 6SABE & Co., Baitlmore:-I cau.
ao5 3ut coz 1gratulate you upon the immense proErs
snd improvements which you Continually naafs on
gouT Pianos, which In my opinion, rank suopT tfs
TsET best n the country. n 6TRAEOBOH
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7 AIDES ZEPHYRKNIT BREAK.
IL FAsT sHAwLs. .A.&G, BETTE ERG.
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c. @. & c. RAILROAD Co,1
cleveland, o., Dec. ed, 1875.
THE ANIMAL MEETING OF

c. @. & c. RAILROAD COL
Cleveland, o., Dec. ed, 1859. J
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
Il the S'ockho ders Of this Company for the eIec-
LOn Of Directors, and for the transaction Of other
business, will be held al the OH Of the Company
in Cleveland, Ohio, Wednesday January 18Th ls64
The transfer books will be closed from the evening
OF January ID until January 18th.
dec2i-l33 Oh. RUSSELL, Secretary.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WILL BIZ
i made TO the Governor Of the State Of Ohio with
IN thirty days after the first publication Of this notice
for the pardon Of George sanford. convicted at the
November Term Of the Court Of Common Pleas OF
Cuyahoga County, Of the crime Of shooting at with
intent 10 kill, and sentenced 70 three year mpTisOn-
msnt. dec 's-13S
N0TICE-To ALL MY CUsTON-
i \ ers, and strangers, aud q few outsidsra On
aud after the lsI day Of January, L64, / wilt not
rhUST any more, but
SELL FOB CASH ONLY.
L. GROSS,
decZz:l3 20 Su. erior 3t,sst.
NOTICE.-WALDO a. FIohEh
is this day admitted partner in our house, un-
1er rhe firm name Of Il. Garretson q Go.
December J. Is63. II. GARRkTSON 90.
BENZ VAL
We have this day removed our stock OF Goods from
Is u1i0n-Sts, where, with largely Increased stock
II Goods, We shall be able 70 offer Inducements 70
purchasers; and shall he happy to see OLD cus-
a call a GARR sTsON a 90
Decemb bar ], ls63. dscq-Hi
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DIED.

December 18th, at 10 o'clock P NJ, infant child Of
Samuel aud Cecilia ". Lyon. aged l0dsys. Fune-
vited 10 attend.
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Mr. Go A. BARLOW :-Thsss ncbls Iustrumenf5
gosgess immense resources OF power and oxprel-io1
Ene oass is sonOrous and grand the middle reqstsF
reh and sympathesci while the high nCtss are bFl,
u2ntB clear end pure ss silver bells
The scale is even without single nav: the action
g smooth and marvalously easy and the paI eefS
me Enest Of which the pianOfOrte Is Susceptible.
In word, knabss Pianos are worthy 81 the great.
eGtArtists, and capable OF rendsrinR ne hneII
compositions known in this realm on An
ELlHA SHEPHERD,
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RBo8E98oR or ELEJTBOPATHY AID MuDTUHB
Omce-ll9 Seneca Street, a few doOrs from Superior
up stairs, opposite the City Horel
ollie hsurs fTemg to z and from 20 S clock
daily Sundays excep' q
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mr. g. A. BAELOE, Dear Sir I'll gives ne pieasul-
% state thst consider the Knaba Piano eouaI 10 ~
shu superior 70 most Instruments made IN this Ool-
TTJ especially II richness and volume Of tone
Having Esed one Of the same fJr ten or mora houu
Oi each cay Tor two years, feel confident IN raooW
1endt1g th1-a TO all who are tad yffh fhsil
irea1 qualtties. an, rss7eoffuiiT. YOUR
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LATEST DISPATCHES.

RECEIVED AT 2.sO THIS MORNING.
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The ofal Of army bssves, slaughtered
here, was let to-day to the highest bidder,
at S., ,26O, by which, it is understood, that
Government viii not be loser by Corn
wallis embeEzlemsnt in the Redemption
Bureau.
SENTENCE OF REBEL RECRUITING OFFICERS.
Daniel Davis and Thomas D. Armory,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-01-03
NOTICE TO FARMERS
p cal ers in Grain

WE, the nsScssiened. are now PREPARED to Offer
w to the pablo some If the best Eannl n
MUIs ever manufactured in the United States.
The Wills are warranted to clean pei lfcctly heat
buckwbeet, Rye, Barley. Oats aud Cora, and in fact
All kinds OF grain, even the finest grass seed These
Mills are made Of the best material aud painted in
a superior manner, aad for utility and durability
cannot be surpassed
Farmer by the Use Of one of these Als will
soon save screenings enough for his pigs and chick
ems to pay for the Mill He sends to the Grist " i'll
nothing but the plump grain, aDd in return gets IN
round Numbers his full weight 81 -four. and that Of
superior quality. and he forms u more exaIt.
edopinion OF the Miller especially as to his homes
~. His VIII. stops grumbiing about black flour ;
he rs enabled to eat light bread made from clean
wheat, to wear cleaa cloathes. and to have n clear
conscience; he spends is leisure hours quietly and
goes dowD to the " ave In peace. 7t. : r'" ri
N.B.-These Mills may be at our shop ou
Ferry creek first door north Of the Methodist
Church, and near the sign Of the led Fanpiny Mill
G. H. McDOCGAEL L CO.
sionx City. 0ctobar 25th. 1852 -nsS. an 80,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-01-03
BAR REIs SsIOsr,

IHE undersigned has renewed into his rew snon
L on ieari street ~ here he s prepared to attend
to every thing come ted with he truSaial ART in
the most Fashionable lyle The patronage of the
gentleman OF Sioux ca! old N.rudy is rr> rtitully
solicited. .. '.@s .. ADAM t,tlE''
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-01-03
Rates or Advsrtisinx,
Sioux City B1slness Director,

l.
The attention .: farmers, travellers and all nth.
ees. who have occasion to trade in sioux CITY, Is
invit" "d to the following list of Merchants. Me.
cAanies ana business men generally, who advertise
IN The REGISTER, and whom We can confidently y
commehd to public patronage: '.
MsrohanIs.. u-
q, u. .. soess Co.. Dry Goods, Groceries, &c.
'.' L. d. Farmer,
D. T. Hedges, Groce .ies and Provisions.
ri A. Groninger, Hardware y nd Cutlery,
. Chas. K. smith, Stoves and Tinware
Chas. Kent. Drugs and Medicines.
- l. Haas, Dry Goods and Clothing.
Attorneys. .s....- ..
Hudson L Joy, Douglas Street. ,..
Tredway Currier, Douglas street.
Pat. Robb. Pearl street.
SAM T. Davis, Douglas street. " -..
lotels-.
I'll Sioux City House, Pearl street, -
a. Hagy House. Second street,
Wsuregan House, second street.
Bankers.-
80 Wea.e / Allison, pea-i street, ..
u Bosler & Hedges, Second street.
Scots aud shoes.
Samuel Krummann, Pearl street.
Matt. Ganghran, Pearl street.
Harness NJ Makers.. y. g..
John Lininger, Pearl street.
:Taiisrs-. ...:'.
"a. James iiutchins, Pearl street.
Dutlders-.
Richard II. Powlesson, Water street.
Lum ber.-
saatorn 4 Feliett, Water street.
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1"' NEW STAGE LIME 3.
S I Q y Z OFT Y
.. ftf.e --TO-- tsr a..
F o R r D Q DGE,

THE UNDERSIGNED having lately re-
i ceived the contsatc far carrying the United
states mail this roate. woa,d Respectfully say
10 their friends and the public generally that they
haze placed upon the line n . W and Com 10 RI .
bic Hacks, with GO0d Teams, aud drivers
with whom passengers may not fear to trust the
reins. This line will connect regularly with the
Western stage Company at Fort Dodge,
(which oonnects with the Dubuque and Sioux ity
kailroad) as fulioss: r-..., r,...-s.4 i; =
Leave Sioux tity Mondays, Wednesday. and
Arrive at Fort Dodge the following Wednesdays,
Fridays and Mondays. tt.~ - '''t'E
Saturdays. '''
Arrive at Sioux City the following Thursdays,
Saturdays and Tuesdays.
Arrangements have been made whereby psssen.
gers can be comfortably entertained at the several
stations on the route. This being the Il. - '4'
Most Direct snd Certain Route
from tn, East % NORTH. Western Iowa. iNorth-e.,.
tern Nebraska and D,kota Territory, the un der.
signed hope by strict attention to the comf,r Of
pa,sehse,s and care Of baggage, 10 merit u shan
Of the public patronage
MACREADY 4 EDIE.
Sioux City, Dec. 8, lso?-3m"
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BUSINESS CARDS,
.>. Wauregan House,
Efn ---s
ra:- sioax Ciay,........Iowa.
II. A. FULLER, ::::: PRopsrRros

TNHE undersigned respectfully anne uncc. to the
travelling Fablic that he has recently taken pos
session OF the above large and cummodious Hotel
and that ss facilities snh that he Is enabled to
acSoihmoiate the travelling pubIc As well ~ any
other House In the West, aud by strict attention to
the wants IT his customers hopes TO merit share OF
he public pat tr"uase. ASGoud stabling aud aeten
tive hostlers, always in attendance. ..... : .
n. A. FULLER.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-01-03

a Change Or BASE. The N. Y. Tines
until lately very rad cai speaking of the
late blunders in The conduct of military
affairs says: II '''3 aai '@' =,
II isthe Government at Washin5toa, and
not the people of the country, not the. pti
yale soldiers Of the army, ,oho musi be
held responsible for our .tdisures. marcy p
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-01-03

SAM'L n. DAVIS, g. Fnri arF4 yara
~ Attorney At Law aud General Land Agent,
Sioux City. Iowa. special attention given 70 the
payment Of Taxes; locating Land Warrants; the
Investigation and perecting Of Tax snd other titles
redeening LandA gold for taxes making collections
-and Legal busincss Of all kinds in Northern Iowa
and Nebraska. Ohlce on Douglas street. volfnl
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-01-03

TEKNs OF SUBsCRIPTIoN.-]l,5O = year,
always in advance. For six months-75 cts.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-01-03
II. JAN Es MUTCllINS, ..r
MERCHANT TAILOR. .
One edoorsosthcf Appie'o.', prss Sto,e, .
PIE ARL ST. 2. srOux crry

t.=.#-e e4.~ t4Et. + s....." s4 ,1.-. .m.'
Mr.. II. ectfully calls th- attention Of tn.
Nl citizens Of Sioux City. Nebraska and Dakota
Territories, to his sstatlishnent. The most fas H.
i"nsbls and fastidieus parA,ns suited In ey.ry rc
spect. Clothes REPAIRED and .CLEANED'in a
superior manner CHILDRENS' GARMENTS
mare up ~ tbe most approved styles ..s II
fart1cnlar attention paid to the making up "
Fnrs. Isdisn dressed otter and Beaver Flu, con.
stsntIy kopt on hand.
tScott's Fashion Plates
Received regularly. Mr.. n. hopes by nm re- emjttjpr
attention TO business, fidelity and prompt ness in
the execution OF orders, to merit a FINANCE of
the puhiic patronage. &f -" =
Aug. II 1864. JAMES HUTcHINS
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-01-03

tusss N eAONNtyl
sioux City Royal Arch Chapter, No. 70, meet at
sha Aaaonic Hall. on Douglas street, on Thursday
good standing arefraternaiiy invited 10 stiend. ?
l. Il. L.D.PARMER, p.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-01-03

"UDSON 4 JOY,-
IL Attssseys at Law. Siaax sS;itya Iowa.-Wili
practice In the Courts Of Iowa and Northern Ne
brasba, Once, on Douglass street. declO-5s
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READY-MARE, CLOTHING.

TUST, received large and we'll selected stock o:
y 'OvERCOATS, Pants, Vests, shirts ana Drsv
-rs, and will be sold low for cAsh. ,., II LT,.f,
sovl L, PARifHR
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-01-03
U. S. M ALL
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EXPRESS LINE !
SIOUX CITY & FORT RAND ALL,
And ali Intern edists Points.

EASES sioux City on Mondays and Thur.
i i days Of each week.. Returning, II i -
Leaves Fort Randall every Monday aud Thu rsday
The facilities for the transportation II -
Passengers and Express Freight
Are excellent and respectfully solicit the patron.
ase "t the public. No. Charges reasonable
.+ =, h. w. Me e LII HANEY
Sioux City. Dec. 6, 1859.