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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-11-06
farm and Household.
THE MILK BUSINESS,

The Importance, growth, and
magnitude of the milk business, is
not properly understood. Milk,
good, sweet milk, is the moot nat.
ural and hca thy foo ofhumanity.
Children love it, old age Graves it,
and country people live on it.
Bread and milk is the farmers
healthiest supper, and certainly
conducive to longevity. We have
in mind persons of great age
whose diet has been largely milk.
The difference in the healtbiness
of country and city, depends in no
small degree upon diet. Milk is
not an exciting beverage. It does
not temporarily stimulate the fac.
ulties like hot or strong drinks. -
1t is not 4 dish for tho bustling
tradcsman, or the warrior on the
day of battle. ltbelongs to the
country, to the Innocence Of life,
to healthy growth, to unpervertod
taste, to calm and honest endcav.
or. No one need greatly fear the
villainy of a lover of milk.
Milk is an object of so much
importance that all agricultural So
cictics should make it principal
object to foster the product of the
dairy. We need better cows
According to the census, there
were 144, ,492 of these animals in
the State, l | ,403 in the county
Eighteen hundred quarts per an
mum is about tho average of the
cows Of the Northern States. Some
give 1900 quarts and others only
900. No COW is worth milking
that falls below this average -
Greater care and attention to dairy
stock will materially help the farm
profits. No wonder that the farm.
er conn lains of hard times, wher
the majority of tho cows are kept
at q loss. The average annua
yield Of Massachusetts cows, ac
cording to the last census, is only
l,10S quarts.
Notwithstanding milk is so com
mon, its management and prcscrv
alton are poorly understood. Mill
wanted sweet for "a hours sh ould
bc deprived Of its animal heat ~
soon as 1t is possible in hot wealth
or. One of the best ways to dc
this is to place the newly filloC
cans or pals in a tank OF fresh
cold water. Milk should also b,
kept as still as possible till cooled
below forty degrees, SO the New
York milkmen have learned. Cur
rents Of air arc injurious to milk
Frosh milk will often sour during
a thunder-shower. A milk hous,
should therefore DO closed when ;
thunder shower is rising, and a
other timcs have pure air. /
won't do to mix warm and col,
milk together, urlcss you wan
both to sour. Sour milk is not s,
unhealthy as that partially chang
ed Milk can also be preserve,
by scalding and by evaporation
but neither is as good as the frs
method. Unlike other products
tho value of milkis determined by
| its proximity to market.--Er.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-11-06

U Those OF our farmers who
are anxious to raise good crops or
stock should have everything in
good order. and il you fail the
blame will not rect on you.
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Chocolate Worm Drops!

NEVER r,it 10 destroy and arietmin nate M klnd,
or tnte'inst Worms. Are perfsrily relisbs IN all
sa'e', and fat 'upeforto any and ali of the Fancy
Wnfm Confrction,, and nan,eous Nermiugesint 80.
They may be taken NJ MI times with perfect safety,
ous drug. Mothers should always purchase them and
give their children no ohet.
(No Cnhautc whatever, IA neceonry To he Fivsn)
B.ch boz contain. ~ drops or I.ossngea Price
et,. Fot sale by all druggists and dealers In
Msdeine,. q. ". WALKER, Gcnl. Agent,
nufralo, n. Y snd Fort Erie. a.. w.
April ~, 1864. 2s-J
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LEMON PIE.

Ono lemon, ono cup of sugar,
two eggs, thrcc tablcspoonsfuls of
flour, one cup of milk crate the
rind Of the lemon mix the whole
together, leaving out the whites of
the eggs; POUR in the n,llk last
Bake in deep plate lined with
pastry. Beet the whites of the
eggs to stifrlroth sweeten with
four tablespoonsfuls of sugar; put
it on the top when baked, and re.
turn the pies to the oven and
brown lightly. Genesee Fa,mer.
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To Nervous Sufferers Of Roth sexes.

To Nervous Sufferers Of Both sexes.
\ Reverend Gcnilcmpn having hcen Reunrrd to
health In few days, Rner undergoing MI the uts'
~ routine and irregular expensive modes Of treat.
ment without tonsidefs his sacred dnty to
munirato to his afflicted f.llow creatures the
means Of cure, Hence. the receipt ofnn address
I'd Euvslupr he will send tfree) copy Of the pre-.
,cription used. Direct to Dr ions VI DhoNAtL, no
FELTON, street, nrooklyn, New York.
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piles, PiIcs!

ROOTS German Ointment viii
cure the worst cases Of Piles. F0
sale by
J. F. MAReuAs"v
Aug. 7, 1868.
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FOR SALE BY

For ss'e nHensea eopny hyt T.. -. Jeha a -
puheit 90. Snd J. b. Mariasrlt, rifaJ u. Ia,
lowslt u. NJ. Arndi, AdFiSni }, W Miller, Auiss
y w uefmah, netWiekj Joaa Lewis, Hsu,vii..
Neaakst WatsoRs slauonl T. + Bl,", nioow,pl
y cteqae' West tndil he noi, N Co., fc,,orisl
ysms.Gray, Melmotsi } NJ siioos, IVES, icAil
Nstss Green Springs detsT.IT
Aad Ly merchants aud d,asria, geas.aliy thtousLoa,
the tRitsd stAtetAAd caAadAs.
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DIR. WM. IL. IlURD's
DENTAL REMEDIES
THE BEST IN THE WORLD,
issUHIsa
Fine Teeth ard a Sweet Breath,
Curing Toothache & Neuralgia

Ito tar wish N be blessed With and sdmited frf
rsaHtv Muits Hnd dSorSn TEETH C.s Df WMi
n. IIuTur UNRiNALt.ED TUurH FOWLER,
-sHsHisd fee irum uctd, HlkNli, or any iuiafiou,
,.h.tsnee. rfics 25 cents per bot.
tR- D-wsT. ofihs orlinNry cheap Tooth rovdcu,
-hi,h Nhiien but destroy,
Ito yon wi-, oh" rr'iRin that ynut breath " rute,
,uset snd agreeable to hn.hrnd or wiie, le,ey of
fn.nd, r.e IN. ili'RDS CEiEHRATED
Oi1ll MAfH. rticr VI, 'snt'prt battle.
TIL, s.fingent sH.k IL alio the hest femrdr IN the
antii tor CANEEU, Han utr,tH, rLssptsa GuAs,
SoHE Mot1u. etc. II has ent-d hun'rsds.
Ito you or ,out chillfen suiist fton tO,lrHAtllE
S.t UR. NJ RiI'S MAGiC TUurHACliE DRUrr,
rtiss, " cents pei battle.
A,s yoa smie,sd With NEURALGIA Diet DR.
HCRDs NEURALGIA fLAFTERr. The most
.nsrtits aud d.lghtml remedy known.
They du not adhere nor blistst hut 'oeths and
-hstm pain away, Try them. Price, Is aud ~
.,nis. Mailed on Irrsipi ot price
4 Tt'atse On the hest means NJ pfeservins the
Teeth matted receipt ot the Price, ~ cents, u i'
sviuabls luie wotk aud 'houldb be In the pos'ession
n svstr pst'rn.
Fot sale Aiall the host store. throughout tho soun'
uF.
i'.rrtoS, thrrr ste desleu Who take sd,nn
tsgs ~ "tt sdVeuisrm,ni- y, imp"ss upon iheirsH'
tsmsts intstiot Peparstirns, " I. neerssnty In IN
II upon hs,ins Whist ,uu -rll for, Md sou viii ost
rut nssr, thoUsghl, tested, nnd rfersrra h, sues
r.tienvsd benitd, TtrA.ut.r NJ N. New Work STATE
;ipntisi'. A.su,iAtiun, aud Wee President OF the
Nsw Nctt tjty Usnialsoris,y,
Adsr.., ". n. uuRp sCo,,
Tt,han. iH,ldings, New vct.
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A Coon llINT.-To improve the
reed of animals it is by no means

n GOOD llINT.-lO improve inc
breed of animals it is by no means
necessary to incur 2aggeat expense
in bringing apip R@ a dis
tance. Ifa F6unt his
horse andGs )gsIfhe country
some fine d{yahd view the stock
ofhis neighbors he will soon per
c'ev, there are abundant means of
bettering his circumstances by a
cross or exchange, at a slight cost,
and he by this plan will improve
his judgment by comparison, and
hoard up experience for a future
day that will be more value to him
than the expense of many such OK,
cursions; and improvement once
begun and persisted in for a short
time will produce sucb a corespon.
ding Improvement in the mind and
circumstances Of the farmer as will
insure its continuation and richly
reward all his labor and outlay.
CIDER WINE.-Take pure cider,
made from sound ripe apples as it
runs from the press, put sixty lbs,
common brown sugar into 10 gal
Ions Of cider, let it dissolve and fill
sweet clean casks with the mixture
within two gallons of being full,
put them in cool place leaving a
small vent until fomentation Who'll.
ly ceases, then they are to be
bunged up tight, and the wine will
be fit for use in one year. 1t i'm
proves with ago and may be left
upon the lees.
4
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~ Apples keep best when left
upon the trees until quite late in the
Season. A white frost, and even n.
slight freezing will not injure them..
PICK carefully and leave them in.
the orchard or clubhouse to sweat
for afew days, and only take to a
cool dry cellar when there is dan
ger Of their being injured by hard
frost.--American Agriculturist.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-11-06

U Keep your stock in a good
for wintering.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-11-06

BEErs.--Thesc should be har;
vested before hard freezing. In
cutting the tops do uotcrt too close
Store in bins and cover them with
sand or earth !21psayents ling OF
if the quantity iss'ifaii they may
be put up in barrels. They should
be allowed to dry little befoti
housing.
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Infallible Liniment,
TnE
GREAT EXTERNAL REMEDY

GREAT EXTERNAL REMEDY
srVr sEcK AM JoISrs, srEAiSs, BHuisEs, UUrs
Asp wouSns, pILEs, nEipicns, ASp aLL
RHEuAsTiC AND NERVOUS ptsoRpsRs.
For Ill or which ttt. speedy snd certain remedy,
and never f,I.. Th, tinimeni 1. prepared from tie
recipe sr D' stephen sweet, Of Connecticut. the "a
mons hone setter, and has been ussd IN his prAc;irr
for more than twenty y-Ar, with the most a,toni .nr
As An ALLsyiIroR oV PAS, u !, unriya by m,
p,par',ou hefrre the publc Of Witch The mos, sk,p
iical may he convinced by single i'l'l
This tiniment will cure rapidly and radicnn..
Rheumatic disorders Of Mind, and In thou,sna,
of cases where II has been used u ha, bees naVer
know 10 fsiL
FoR NEralLe,i, 1t will snorl Immediate reierin
syety ease, howsvef didtering.
n viii relieve tho worst ease Of IlKADNeuE In three
| minutes, and is wHfrtnted 10 do ~.
] ToornAcEE Also viii cute Instantly.
| For NERvous DgniLIry and GESERAL LAssirups
nr.iqr from impTndenre excess this Iinineut " \
most happy and nnfailinr remedy. Acting directly
upon the nervous tissne' strengthens and reVyifs'
the system, aud restores N to elasticity and vigor.
For PILGs.--As an external remedy, We clAi ~ that
II isihc hest known. sud we challenge the world to
produce an equal Every victim OF thi, distressing
Afhrd Immediate Trlef,and In m,odty OF eases will
! effect = r,dicei cure
ou,Ssy am souE TnRo,r sre som'times srs ss
irsmcly malignant aud dangerous, hut timely sIr
plirntinn Of this lanimcnt will never tail TO cure
! srHAISs sometimes very obsiinste, ard snlafg
men ur the ioins Il hahle To occur " neglected the
| MtUt ease may De ohpucfcd Wy ihls ldnlinent.
| URrisgs, cUrs. WsuNDS, soRss UtcrRs, HrRSs
and SCALDs, Yield rsRdily Ia the wonderful healing
properties oriR. SWEETS INAuiBtE iiNNsSr
when used according 10 directions. Also, Cbilbains
| Frosted Feet, Insect Iite. aud dStings.
Every Horse Owner.
eboud have thi, remedy At hand, for it, Timely
~ the fret appearance Of tamrses will ehcutnsit
prevent those formidable diseases 3" which sllhcr'e
are hsb., and which render many othsrwi,e valua
bls horses nearly worthless.
Over four bundrcd voluntary ieIinonial. to the
wonderful curative properip, of this Linmrnt hAv,
been received within The last two year', ana man,
orth.n from psroas IN the highest ranks Of life.
Caution.
To avoid impo,iion, observe ;he sign,iurs or,
Iiksn,., Of Dr. stephen Sweet every lsbcl, an
sI,o stspLrn Sweets infslhblr tiniment" blowi
IN the rlst. Of each h,itlc, without which nons ar
| RICHARDSON & co,
sole rroprie,or', Norwich, c..
July 7, is63. so-iy
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william Gallup,

Clock and Watch Makor.--All II
kinds of watches kept constantly on hand.
Store IN Tomb's Block
TiAin. Eert. isth, tFst-y
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
To Horse Owners

DR. swEE r's INgALIIBLE LlNiNENT FOR
HORSES is uniivaIcd by any. and m all eases OF
Bamsness, ansing from Spfainii Bfuisss % Wrench
iug, N, effects " magical ard eertsin Usruy's %
rsdie gsls, Frratehss, Mange, kc., VI vtl slso
eufe speedily. spavin Hnd Rsngbene may he easily
prevented and cared In their tnotpicni utret, bat
confirmed 80, beyond the possibility of rsdi.
cal eafs Ne eases oftho kind. however, sto los
rssats " horssss but II mhy be anstisted by this
nin, nt and Hs fsithfal plicaion Will always 10.
move the tsmene's AVID enablc the horses 20 uavel
With compaf'iiye eass,
Every howe ownef 'hcth hafu niit femedy A.
hsnd, Tot Hs timely use at the hsd spr.srsnes of
tsmeness will eHectullly prevent those formihahls
disssse, mentioned, To witch al horses srs liable.
and which render % many o,herwise valuable HOSES
nearly worthless. Fee Adtenisement.
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The Confession and Experience
of an Invalid

ruhushed Tor the benefit and n, n canton 10 Young
mon, aud oihers, Who suneS from Nrryou. Debility,
Early decay. sud their kindred ,upnyinR
the mean. ofwli curr. BVo who has cnrcd him
~lf, sucf fbcing victim of ni,plared confidence In
mrdieAl h. mhur and quackcu. ~ enclosinga post
psiddireeica envelope, single copie. may rhsd Of
the snIhor, N,1n,NirL MAIrAiR, R,p.. nede,tl,
King, County, New YORK. isnan.ty-eom
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-11-06

AGENrLEMAN.en,edo Of Nervous Debility, In.
Premature Decay and Youthful Euor,
ar,satrj by de'ife to benefit ohcr., will be haPpy
io fu'nish 10 all who need tiree of chsrg.) the
cipe and directions far makins the sinirie Remedy
used IN NJ, Those wishing 10 profit By NJ, es.
perienrr--,nd po,esses valuable Remedy-win re-.
reve the ,sme, by tetprn mail, (csr-py .salsdD, by
JDiIN n. 'WDEN,
anstt.1n No 80 Na.su rtreof New Nort
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-11-06
NO\N\t NO WN0ve.

A. proof that tho blco-i, rur,nsr aud rill. sre
ncnt chemists, Professors Chilion " New iork, aud
Locke VI Ciucinnau.
Read nr. Rohacks Special Npt,rs and Certificates
pnhished In oOnATicuoas part " thls rsprr foin
hmr 60 tln,e,
Prlce II tho Scandinavian Negotiable nlcei Part.
her Oh per bottle, sA per hst doien. ~ ftlr scan.
dlnssiaa Vegetable blood rllls - cent, rer hcs, c'
t-,Seu for 81
Principal uiicr and saiesrom, No, Iasi Fourth
ST.. Nd B,ilding fr,m Main 81, Cincinnati, O, lab
csatery, Nc. Is Hammond sirct,
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Fever and Aguc.

GREWOLD'S Malerian Antldote
and Bilious Pills for Fever and
Ague, warranted to cure or the mo-
ney win bo refunded. For sale at
the Drug Store Of
j. r. MAReuAsDT.
An. Z, 1888. Arr
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e.. h. watson,
j. Il. EIOrd,
w. r. a ~. Noble,

Attorneys a Counsetlors ut Law.
Once In singer, New Block, opposite the ''cr'
tIou,. nov2J
w. r, Noble, Hauls son Noble.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-02-14

LINES on the death o'-littls FaoRsScE LEBoua.
vEAux. who died November 9th, 1852, aged year II
months aud 8 days. #'# 81
o. Ian sad an lIus'v
Urc" his r1te",av,
Jor s'e nov '1shne
Has passed ( n ea",n away.
know the r thsr called aeP
Yet bitter cup,
1t seemss, my heart would break
io2 We my dari CUP
D. afte dav ws.c ed -
Eat II u sfe psiler z e e.
whe .e Pu umn days came on
sac fade from nv view.
Ihnow nv chi'i is happy,
fbes" ), ,e'Is me 50,
Apip = those lille CT dfen
.Jesu, b esset ueioa.
Add of box see e.,
ANON .ne 1gsl baud,
ApG hss he" u II, O, Mother,
Come cot $ lappy la id.
Yop should lot wish no back to ea-th,
4 am h.pper here yo, see, r.
o. chen NY dea est uarelts
Pre3a e ~ follow .ue. a....
Mas. L. 8. b.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-02-14

Bay The most remarkable energy is dis.
played in improving the advantage afford.
ed by the temporary bridge which Old b.
reas has thrown across the river. We
counted yesterday eighteen teams crossing
at one time.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-02-14

@ The Onaws Ga. cite Of the 7th inst
is chiefly devoted to a review Of enc our
editorials. The Editor quotes so exten.
sivsly and with such fairness as,o give his
paper quite a respectable appearance. We
are under obligations for bis attention,
and shall take pleasure ia supplying him,
from time to tine, with mater al upon
which to exercise his vocation as q re-.
viewer.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-02-14

w Mr.. WARNER has opened a Da-
guerrian room on Pearl street, and is said
tobe producing the best picture ever taken
in town His charges are moderate and
we doubt not he will be well sustained.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-02-14

Ddy The Lady members of the different
churches in the city have adopted syste.
matte plan of visitation with q view to
persuade families to attend church, and
devote more attention to the subject of re.
ligion. The movement is highly commend.
able, and cannot fail to result in good.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-02-14

nT The contract for furnishing rations
for Capt. MILLARD's company has been
awarded to Messrs. STOKE and FIELD, at
IL cents per ration. The amount bereto.
fore paid was q cents .=t
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-02-14

Bag NEBRAsxA lrEMs.-Ca Capt Taffe very
promptly arrested few days since, two
drunken soldiers belonging to his compa-
ny. The Captain is ndexibly determined
to maintain strictness of discipline which
will en,ite Company to the first honors
OF our excellent Regiment. Happy are
We to see such highly commendable spirit.
Gov. Saunders is now in Washington
for the purpose Of securing all the equip.
ments due our Regiment
&C. +. Eckhart is now supposed to be
convalsscent.
Some Of our soldier, who vent above,
were not prepared to rightly appreciate
the benefits accruing from being stationed
in this town, until they we're forced to
taste the bitterness OF q temporary resi-.
idence int hyperborean region. Upon
their return they we're jubilsnt, and hear.
,ily wiling to yield the palm to Dakota
City.
Henry Ream, our hotel keeper, in
forms me that two soldiers belonging to
Capt. Reeds Company who were melldu.
emily inclined, tested ia "wanton mood
the virtues of his apiary at the suspicious
hour of midnight. Having stolen full
beehive, it is hoped they will remain in
state Of delectable sweetness until the
spring opens.
Rev. Mr.. Truman, with his wonted
faithfuness, preached an evangelical ser.
mon last Sabbath evening to an audience
composed chiefly of soldiers.
Company A is stationed midway be-
tween this place and Niobrarah.
Walter c. Heydon, we are pleased
to learn, has recovered from the severe
attack Of sickness which forced him 10
remain at St. James when his fellow sold.
iers left that place.
Sergeant Griffey was assigned the
position of banner bearer upon the occa.
sion of the reception of Company A. He
waved our proud flag with the grace of a
veteran.
Ernest Ferber, belonging to Company
/, was thrown upon the ice last wednes.
day by refractory horse. Thanks to
kind Providence, his injuries were not
serious.
Sergeant Ames prosecuted his militia.
~ journey when above, with such unAag.
ging zeal as to leave the frozen mark Of
old Boreas upon his Bruin.like, yet sold
ierly face. 1t would seem that, the blue
ice which surrounds the North pole could
not arrest the swelling tide Of his vitality.
NEBRASKA.
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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-02-14

eH~ Is it not time that steps were taken
for more thorough organization of the
Democratic party in our county? What
say our friends? When shall there be a
meeting for this purpose
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-02-14

% We acknowledge the receipt Of a
beautiful and apparently accurate litho-
graphic map Of Monona county, prepared
by HoLBRooK & Brother of Onawa City.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-02-14

ma. Subscribers will take notice that when their
paper comes to he-. with = colored X marked on
1t, they may be sure that their subscription has
nsarly run OUT and unless renewed at once the
paper will be stopped.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-02-14

~ We are compelled, BY illness of the
publisher and the scarcity Of help, to de-
lay the present number. 1t is quite doubt
full whether we shall be able to issue .
paper next week as We are dependent for
Office work upon single typo.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-02-14

S9- The Dakotian has been tempcrari.
ly suspended. We hope it will soon reap
pear as We are always glad to receive it.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-02-14

~ We are sorry to learn of the sud.
den death, in Dakota Territory, Of our
young c.iend W. W. TRIP He was a
young gentleman of rare qualities. and
was held in high esteem in this community.
His death occurred on yesterday.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-02-14

Hon. r. l.. B. Clarke of Mt Pleasant,
has been appointed to an honorable posi-.
ton in the Treasury Department at Wash.
ington.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-02-14

Dw Judge WILLIAMS, of the Dakota
Federal Court, is at the Wauregan House
suffering from very severe illness.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-02-14

sas- Our daily religions meetings still
continue without any abatement in in.
terest
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-02-14

Colonel Cyrus Bussey of the Sd Cavalry
is commandant of the post at Helena.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-02-14

ED~A dispatch from Fort Randall states
that Lieut. BACON had just returned from
a scout Of six days, and that he had cap.
tured and brought into the Fort % Indian
prisoners with quantity of ponies. The
Company suffered much from cold. By
making forced night march they sue
ceeded in surrounding the Indian encamp
ment, thus cutting off all chance of es
cape, the Indians upon finding themselves
surprised surrendered. ABORTION Of them
have been identified as belonging to the
party engaged in the Minnesota massacre.
They are said to have been abundantly
Supplied with provisions. Lieut.. BACON
is entitled to much credit for his energy
and perseverance.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-02-14
JOHN BALL, M. ID.

THE undersigned ten isrs his professional services
/ to the citizens Of sioux City and surroundin M
country. Ones, at the Drug Store on Pearl street.
Residence i'm m.distely orr ,site. a7
vols nell. JOHN BALL, N D.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-02-14
READY.NlADE CLO~

lust received a large and well
u OVER COATS, Pants, Vests
ere. and will Be sald lev for CO
povl
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-02-14

nJ Persons desiring anything in the
dry goods, or grocery line would do well
to call at the brick store on Pearl street.
~ SHusTER or his polite assistant will
always be found on hand ready to welcome
all who desire to examine their goods
They have a capacious cellar always stored
with the choicest wines imported from
Germany.