Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-07-25

duly appreciated. All seemed to enjoy
the festive occasion. s... 60
: GT A SUCCESSFUL MERcHASr.-The
successful merchant is always the one
who keeps the best class Of goods Of all
kinds. and as many Of them are aware Of
the fact, they keep the Chemical Sa'eratus
manufactured by D. B. DeLand & Co., at
Fairport, Monroe county, N. Y. For sale
By most Wholesale and retail dealers in
the country.
T That prince Of good fellows Capt.
CHAs. X. HowARp, returned from Fort
Pierre Wednesday evening, and has plac.
ed US under renewed obligations for in.
teresting items in regard to matters and
things in the upper country, which We
publish in another column, and to which
we invite especial attention. The Captain
seems in good health and spirits. May
his shadow never grow less.
Ikg~ There was great excitement among
the hcuse-keepers Of our city on Monday
last on account Of the arrival Of that
large stock of beautiful cooking and heat.
ing stoves at the Pioneer Stove Store -
Husbands. make peace in the family by
calling early and purchasing a plymouth
Rock Or "Charter Oak
Deg~ We are Informed tina. terrible
wind storm passed through Ida county a
short time since, doing considerable dam.
aye. The house of NATHAN EDWARDS was
blown down. We cannot learn that any
one was seriously injured, though there
were several very narrow escapes. 49,
Esay- The Florence brought large stocks
Of goods for Farmer, II. D. Booge 4 Co.,
Tootle. Smith, D. T. Hedges and Gronin.
ger. These gentlemen are all doing a
smashing business, ard those who
would wish to have good assortment to
select from had better call early
@ Justice compcls US to again speak
of the weather, which although rather
warm has been all that could be desired
during the past week. Thursday nigh.
we were favored with delightful shower,
just sufficient to moisten the ground and
cool the air.
"a Among the Union prisoners now
at Richmond taken in the recent engage
ment at Winchester. Va. under General
Milroy, is Capt. JOHN P. GLEASON, brother
Of United States Attorney GLEASON Of
Dakota Territory. Capt. G. was wounded
in the engagement
rG~ Peterson, for August. is already
received, and as usual is filed with choice
reading. The fashion plates, engraving
and music cannot he cxcei'cd..
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E Attention ia called to the adver.
tisements Of Capt. BAGc, A. Q NJ. He
invites proposals for 1000 tons Of Hay and
$4,000 bushels Of Corn
ey The favorite packet Florence ar.
rived here Sunday evening, discharged
about 100 tons Of freight for our mer.
chants and left Monday morning for Fort
Randall with Government stores.
hay FARMER ard BOOZE have just re.
ceived large supply of first rate furni.
,ure. All wishing chairs, tables, bedsteads,
&C.. will do we'll to call soon and make
their purchases.
EaF We had the pleasure of a call dur.
ing the week from Hon. c. C. SHELTER,
of Clay county
9J-We are indebted to "Old CHARLES,
for late favors Of a "spiritnal'' nature
May he live thousand years.
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gsJ~ Those harvesting and haying i'm.
prements at GRoNiSGDR's are going Of
like hot cakes.
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| State News.
A man named Schultz was murdered il
q horrible manner at Gutenberg, Clayton
county, on Sunday, 9th inst, by two boy,
named Heller. They are under arrest. -
The difficulty originated in = family quar-
rel, Schultz having been married to the
mother of the boys, but recently divorced