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BUGGY TRIMMINGS,
The Early Physical Degencsacy 81
& n z RIO N EOPLE

JUST PUBLISHED EY DIR. STONE,
Pars'cian TO the Trey Lung and Hyg Iss.itsss
Treatise the Causes Of Early Ply steal Decline Of
American People the cause Of Nervous Debility,
CONSUMPTION and Marasulus
rhs work !. one OF hi h moral tone. written in chasts
.: thrilling hnEuare, appeals directly to the moral
consciousness - ALI PARENTS and Guardians esps-
cihlly, detailing scientific aud reliable aids AID treat
Inet.t for cure.
II VII he 5 ut ~ mail on receipt Of two 2 ceni)
stamps. Parents and Guardians. Young Men. aud
LAdL.s Ia! IN: 10 seLA nd cet ihis book.
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DO" DER, SH0T CAPS, just received, 4 now
apHIy at f. & y. CHILDS
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Collectors Office, Davenport, Iowa.

~ vi - Is hereby given, that have appointed
- J. c. BErrs Deputy Collector for the conn.
yol Cedar. in the Second Collection District in
he State of Iowa GEO, w. Fills
Col Of the I'd Col. Dist in the Stat OF Iowa
November 5th, 1894 .6tr
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- C}'NIhGcTiiTS CAS- -, PURCHASED At
= vtt..0r rolit AMI good a. al. Colleges.
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NARHy11fE TENNEsSEE. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 6, 1863

Of July II, 1862, and TO apply as we'll
to real as personal property.
The second section does not affect, or
in any manner conflict with this con-
struction Of the act. That section only
provides for The condemnation of the
property seized, and directs in what
courts II shall be made. II declares Chat
such prize and capture shall be con-
demned in The Distriot or Circuit Court Of
the United States having jurisdiction Of
The amount, or in admiralty in any dis
trict in which the same may be seized,
or into which they may be taken and
proceedings first instituted" The plain
Interpretation of this provision is, and
no doubt il was so intended, that the
district court, and, where the value of
the property seized shall amount to the
sum of five hundred dollars, the circuit
court, concurrent with the district court,
shall have cognizance of such seiz ure
when the same shall be made on land, or
on waters not navigable from the sea by
vessels of ten or more tons burden. But
il the seizure be made upon the high
seas, or on waters nRvigable from the
sea by vessels of ten or more tons burden,
then the proceedings must be instituted
in. alnSrdltN and OF course in Che dis-
trict court, which bY the act ofl17s9,
has exclusive cognizance of admiralty
cases.
The question raised by claimants
counsel in the closing argument, as to the
constitutionality of the act, was not
made upon the original motion as the
same was entered, and was not argued on
behalf Of the United States. No au-
thority. however was produced, and it
seems to me that the arguments relied on
toisustain its unconstitutionality would
be as applicable to any other law of
Congress imposing the penalty of for
feiture, as to the act we are considering.
Upon the whole, 1 am Of opinion that
the information filed in this cause ought
not to be qusshed.
| concur with the foregoing opinion Of
the District Judge.
j. CATRoN,
Associate Justice.
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We clip the following from the Nash
Vile correspondence of the Cincinnati
Times: vau aaaH
0ne of the most effectual extinguishers
upon official snobbery applied in this de-
partment, came TO my knowledge to-day.
II appears that Captain j. Bates Dixon,
Adjutant General on General Rosecrans's
staff, has been showing the soft side of
his heart, or head, TO the Rebel fair ones
of Nashville. Officers away from home
have a way of doing this sometimes.
Some benevolent ladies from Philadel-
phia came here within the past two weeks
10 care for the sick aud wounded soldiers,
and carried with them the official approval
of the President and Secretary Stanton.
They asked for a dwelling house be-
longing to an officer in the Rebel army,
bat were informed that General Granger
occupied rooms in it, therefore it could
not be procured. Now, woman-li like they
were determined 10 have this very house,
because one of the Rebel women, fair TO
look upon, of this city declared that "no
internal Yankee should desecrAte il by
living in it," and through the instru-
mentality of Captain Dixon, procured a
document specifying that Gen. Granger
used the house. This was base false
hood, trumped up and told to cover the
| Rebel females purpose. Oar Union lad
les are not discouraged; they "harden
their hearts aud go ahead" They send
their trunks and baggage to the mouse,
for il is unoccupied, and proceed to ar
range their new quarters.
Miss Rebel comes fuming with rage
and armed with an order from Captain
Dixon turning the Union ladies out
Dilemma. "Desperate cases require des-
perate remedies" 80 they appealed TO
Governor Andrew johnson who happened
to have heard previously Of Miss Rebels
declaration. This was q time, too, for
settling some differences of an official
character arising between the Military
Governor Of the State and the snobbish
Adjutant- General aforesaid, whose acts
have done much to reflect discredit upon
the high position he held. The Cow
ernor wrote to Secretary Stanton, and
the return mail brought a smashing order
for the entire possession OF Miss Rebels
house by the Union ladies, and a sting.
ing rebuke TO the snobbish Captain, to.
gelher with positive announcement thar
any such conduct again, or interference
with the rights of loyal people, shoulC
be met with a summary dismissal from
the service
The matter has created considerable
stir among those Concerned, and not
little qualification among the many we'll.
bred people who have had the mifortun
to suffer through the official snobbery o
Captain j. Bates Dixon. 80 much 70
Buckingham"
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Mrs. Fitzdragon had been waiting to
visit Highgate Cemetery, aud the ether
day sine said 70 her husband "You have
never taken me TO the cemetery" "No,
dear, said he, "thAt is pleasure have
not yet had, only in anticipation"
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TME sOLDIERs' MONIE
DENTISTRY! (!

VNHIs Is TO NOTIFY MY PATRONS -.
Il that 1 have removed my DENfAL yfy(s.a.,E
E5TABLlsHMENf 10 Eigefold, near my StiI11Y
family residence, where AN prepared % execute
Dental work in Us various branches. Aal cannot
expect steady empl yment AZ my once, propose 10
visit (pr0ieseiohaly) Families In the city Of Nash
Vile and the cohntry. Those who dod Il inoonyen-
lent to , ono - my office, will be promptly waitod
upon at their residences, BY notifying me through
the Nashville PostOhice OF otherwise.
y. A. HERMAN, T.. d. g.
oct27-lm
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From the Atlantic Monthly for November
Something Lett UndOne.
ny HENRY ". LONcFEIIoN,


labor with what zeal we win,
Something still remains undone
Something, uncompsted, still
Waits the rising of the sun.
By the bedside, on the stair,
Az the threshold, near the gates,
with its menace or its prayer,
Like mendicant II waits
Waits, and will not go away
Waits, and will not DO gal -sAid.
BY the cares Of yesterday
Each to-day ID heavier made,
TIL. at length, II is or seems,
Greater than our strength can bear
As the burden of our dreams,
Pressing ON us every where.
Aud we stand from day 10 day
Like the dwarls OF days gone by,
Who, as Northern legends say,
On their shoulders held the sky.
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For Manufacturing Establishments
and.Other Purposes.

VNTE offer Three Large Lots in the vicinity Of the
w Corporation Sprit X aud but short distance
from the General Railroad Depot, viz:
ONE LOT, with good picket fence, on Spruce street.
about 400 feet 'front.' running through to Vine, about
400 feet aud froutnR three sire ts total number
Of font feet about 1900.
Also, lot on Vine street, about 500 feet, run
ming through TO Molamore street about 200 ieot,
fronting Oh tree Streets and having total front Of
about 500 feet, with picket fence
Also, L0r ON High street, about eco feet front,
running to an alley n the direction Of summer
street,
The three lots above mentioned are considered
good for ma nufacturing purposes as thoy are con-
venient, cheap, have water facilities, and room for
was te material, and well worthy Of the avteu
tion oi those who desire 70 invest In productive
property ii. g. SOONEL.
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Prolong Life,
Walnut Grove Lots,
For Sale,

A HANDSOME RESIDENCE, Lot fronting tho
n Capitol Park Street, considered the most dosir
able part Of the city for Family Residenoes Apply
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Invest Your Money I
Soldiers, Clerks, Book-Keepers,
Mechanics, Merchants, and
Laborers,

HTT OULD DO we'll TO husband aud apply their
w means TO the purchase OF good hohh LOIS,
and thereby save = esT money, reap the advantages
Of enhancement Sthe value OF their property, ward
of the iud uoements and facilities tor dissipation,
and escape the disgrdce aud ruin incident to being
caught 90 their snares and traps which are involvl
ing aud destroy ing thousands,
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JOHN. c. FEHR'S
BOOK BINDERY

VNHE new Pool5 Biudery, No 10 & q Dcaderiok st 4,
oute all kinds of JOS WoaK AND BrANK WORK in neat
and elegant style.
Books and orders left ct W. T. BERRY's Book
Store, OF at tho Bindery will receive prompt atten
tion.
Mr. George Morton, formerly of Philadelphia a
Practical Bo0kbinder has cha go Of this B0okbind-
cry, and will make contracts Tor work Ia nv alb
sehCs. JOHN c. FEER.
The Bookbindery will be open from O'Clock in
the morning until 6 o'clock In the evening
Oct2lT
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BOA RD OF CL AIM \ .
SPECIAL NOTICE.

hFECtAL NOAAOEs
DARiIEs 70 the following olaims are hereby noti.
4 Ned that the Docket has beea taken ny for iho
AEoOsD Asp LAST nME
Persons hayiog claims before this Board and flilnr
10 appear with their witnesses upon tho dsy adysr-
tsed, VII be considered and reported rs haviog
abandoned their claims
sIlAs y. ALLEN, Chairman.
Wa DmEKR, Recorder.
FTidRy, nsyam her GIhI
d. 81 Graves, MIS-. MARY Paterson,
N IA. Johns 10 Miller
W. " Lyle, Monroe Graham.
q. ". LlaHes, J. " fsater.
SATURDAY, November Tth.
j " doostres hrs. A. Heater.
Jane l.. hofgaa, lsaao Laniof
J NJ Jones Iho8. A. Campbsll
j. ~ Dsmosa No. 533 Jos y. hibboTt,
Claimants falling 70 bs present with their witnesses
IS notified viii dad tAor claims laid over 10 Tue lasl
of the Doohst.
Ths Hoard nov holds ita aittngs Ia the aonats
Chamber, cOmnsnclng every day Al o'clock : j.
So The Bus ness OF the Board being retarded b.
dslay On tLo part " Witnesses Claimants arr herr.
assf requested 20 furnish tho Board with the names
UI wtn6ases. who refuse ~ appsar0 tho day Claims
sro advertised % hat warrants uay bo Issued CON.
/ p5iiilF thsir attendance, 90
| l9ct8l-tf
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Buena Vista Lota for Sale !

i health, ground we'll suited for walks and roads,
good water, aud eligibility -withai, cheapness
apply TO III. g. sCOVkLh
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WANTED.

XNTAlTERs AT no. 90 UNION STREET
w None but experienced hands utul apply We
also want au active Boy 20 DO general vor about tlo
house bUUh & 90.
.-L.L-IM-
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For a Rich Man.

ONE SEWING MACHINE, IN GOOD RUNNING
~ ORDER, for sale by ID @. SCoVEL
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Official SnobborY.

We clip the following from the Nash
Vile correspondence of the Cincinnati ii
Times: Vaa 4aH
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Hotel Lot for Sale,

I lNE FRAME OFFICE, WITH TWO ROOMS, EoR
" sac by IA. G.. sCOYEL.
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A DMIRABLY SITUATED, WITH EXTRAORDI
n RY good surroundings and perhaps the best
adapted in the city, for " First Class Hotel In.
quire OF n. g. bSOfEb'
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Especial Attention

AMofNkAAA AhNAklANAhlA
nAID 20 the purchase and sala OF Real Estats,
II rsuuug 0f store Houses, and Dwellings, au1 oil
other business ss4uinag g.prJmpt and oleeDt sgtiOu
by IA ~ sCONtl-
aauA-tf
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-11-06

L1OO,OOO SEGARS.

TusT RECElVED D a consignment of Fine Connec'
y ticut Seed and Seed aud HAVANA segars, from
New York, which wo viii sell at small advance on
cost.
Merchants, Suffers, aud others, in want Of bar
gain viii end it to their advantage to call ard ex-
amino this stock, Rs It must be closed ont by the
lst Of December.
40 South Market street.
nov3 lin.
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The U. S. Sanitary Commission,

IJAvE OPENED A STORE AT STEVENSON,
IL ALABAMA, whore they have general assort-
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-12-12

The girl started to leave the room, and
poor Maccaboy made feiut rs though he
would leave by the open door; but the
nsn was on his guard, aud the desperate
lover made one lunge for the window, and
clearing it by the open sash, landed
among a lot of brier bushes, which lore
bis skin and clothes in no gentle way. To
make matters worse, be awoks. the suspi.
cion Of eighbor's dog, who persisted in
taking with him one Of Nathan's cont.
tails as a souvenir. But he reached the
street, and started on a quick run home.
ward. Some cried Stop thisf.' and
others laughed as the frightened phantom
with one coat-,ail sped past them.
In spite Of all, he reached home and
hasteusd to his room, ceatless and wiser
man.
Not long after this the whole affair
leaked out, and Nathan learned to his
great dismay that the slighted widow
Bump had put in the advertisement and
answered the letter. But she paid for her
fun by living "single year or two more"
at the end Of which time, might have been
seen ia the columns Of the Herald, MAR.
ried, Maceaboy, Bump etc.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-12-12
Rates or AdvertistnC
SiOuNlity BuSine s. SDiEeCtOr!


The tttentior farmers, travellers and all"th-
ers, who have occasion to trade in sioux CITY,! is
invited to the following list of Merchants. N G.
hauics and i,iness men senerally, who advertise
h raE HGaisrER, and whom can contden mt y
Q mmendt hplb'ic patronage:
Hlercha aMts-.
II. u. B,,;c \ Co. Dry Goods ,t;roccrtes & &C
& II. Ba.ttrucker, ..' @ ssr<* -
.. L. u. Parmar, .... 3" ~ .,,
" i!to T,ntie - :
'",f D.r. II ses. fsrocn ties 4 nj Provisions.
t.-@s A. A.Grnnunser, ,uarayAreand Cutlery.
CAas. X. smith stoves and Tinware.
Chts. K"nt, Drugs and Medicines.
I. Haas Dry Goods and Clothing.
Attormeys--
-..- Halsnn { Joy, Douglas street.
a.. Traiway i Currier. Dougiasstreet.
SAM r. Davis, Doug las street.
Hotels--
''T H,yy TTouse. second street.
Wauregan House. second street.
BaMkers--
Eeare ( Allison, Pearl street.
Baslcr & Hedges, Second street.
Boots and Shoes--
t'S,mn,el krummann n, Pearlst
Harness Makers.-
s.. John Liningar, Pearl street.
Tallors-- ...s
f. James IIntchins, Pearl street.
Duilders--
Richard ". Pnwlesson, Water street.
Iuinher--
Sanbern & Foilett, Water street
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-12-12
"Ansvvers to oCorrespondemt mt So

Josh BilIines," Of thu PougAkeepsian,
took the easy shair Of tha. establishmen n,
during the editors absence, aud replied
to contributors. as follows:
"Lines tu a sleeping infant, Bi Alice, -
receaved. Tha are tender, dredful tender
almost ,u tender tn keep thru this hot spel;
you hav talons ov the hisst order, but you
must kross yure is or yu kant suckceed
in potri; good Alice! a"
When this you Gee,
Remember me.
Yure friend Josh B.
Etarnilee.
''Reverie ov Bachelor" Anonimeus
Receaved and koptents noted. Thare is
only one trubble with this proauckshun,
which time will korrect, and that IL: it
wont du at all for our columns. respectfully
declined, (on the part of the edditurs by
J. B. on account ov its length and thick.
ness
1.-THE Sea, the roarin A sublime
stand "a, wur,h at leas, dollars intend
ed, undoubtedly, tor the Atlantic Monthly,
and cent to us bi mistake; We wud like tu
accep. 1t. bot dasscu,, fur fere folks mite
50 We stole it, :t- '>~-
"Will you Kiss me, dearest Ri Mary
Ann.-Acksep'ed We take all them
kind ov chances. The potri aint fust rate,
but We expect the kissin kant be heat;
till then, fair Maid, ajew!
"A gealoeikal synopsorum ov the heav.
en'y spears" Bi Paul Vernon-Will ap-
pear in our mex issu. This writer haz
attaked subjeck ov CRATE jitfetkil,y,
with the biggest kind ov energee, and has
suckceded; his thesis is admirable, his
argument is slus, and his stile is cam
phene. We sa Mount Vernon! on eagil
wings, beyond theik'ofd., and pain. yure
nam rite over tie top ov the door that
leads tu glory, Noun. Vernon, my boy!'
We predick CRATE popularity for this wri.
ter, if be ant kut oph by frost
"A Prairie on Fire" Bi Dicgineze -
Rejeck,ed at onst. Tu hot for the season
cool artikles take the best now. 1t
made me swet tn redc the manuskrip-
Don't despair, Diogeneze; If you find lit.
erature amt yare s'ile, tri saving wood;
I've known hundreds ov men make a dust
sawin wood, who want worth a cuss tu
write fur the nusepapirs.
"Wait little longer" bi Eugene.-This
po,ri wants greaseing. Thare aint nothin
so eaza tn rite aspotri, IL yu know how
Our advise tn this author IL, tn take pills,
and II that don't .elease him ov his potri,
he kan konklude he has got the potri dis.
ease the natral wa, and is liable tn brake
out at sum time.
In konklusion, Fustly, We would say tu
moste writer's, "wri,e often, and publish
seldom." Secnndly, tu sum writer's,
"write seldom and publish schooner" "
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-12-12
AMERlC AN EXPRESS COMPANY.

TIME above Company "ilirun Messengertweekly
- L to and from Sioux City via Fort Doslcf and
Cedar Falls to all points last reached by them aud
other connecting Expresses Their facilities for
safe, expe ltious IND cheap conveyance Of packages
u unsurpASsed by any other Express Company -
Ofhce at Thas K4ht's Drug StJie. sioux CITY. Iowa
june l3 i'm # - -~ 't!fAs KENT, Agent.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-12-12

Two Illinois soldiers we're executed at
Chattanooga on the 18th inst, under sen.
tence of a Court Martial, for desertion. -
A number Of others, also condemned for
similar bat less aggravated offences,
were pardonod and restored to their
regiments. #an..H s.'trv~:..s
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-12-12

The French Government has informed
Nj. Dayton that their views on the Amer.
lean question we're Interchangeable had not
recognized the Confederacy, consequently
had not signed the treaty for the acqnisi.
ton Of Texas and Louisisns, ns was
reported. ~. '& :"'
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-12-12

The French government 10 sending
young women to New Caledonia to marry
the French colonists at that new se,tle-
ment Each 10 suitably fitted out, aud is
given tartan shawl BY the Empress.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-12-12

UANK TON, ID. T.-.This Hotelha recent
II ly been en- aryed an thoroughly renovated nd
rehtt ed throughout and now offers superior
moiations to the travelling public.
So n1- rrayels viii here fad good Stabling, Water,
and all the convAnences necessary for their salts
factory accommodation, at usual prices. f#..:s .
ASH 4 REYNOLDS, Propricters.
Yankton, D. T., June 10th, 1868. .u...
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-12-12

There is man who regularly visits one
OF the up river towns and buys up all the
cats that he can fnd, taking them to New
York. The oonntry people are in doubt
whether they are bought Tor the farriers
or the SAUSAGE makers. ..... :.s~ IL
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-12-12
Wauregan House,
sioux Ciay,..-...Iova.

II. A. FULLER, -: =: PEorRlEToR.
vlNHE undersigned respectfully announces Il the
1 travelling public that he has recently taken
possession of the ai,av. large and com oa It's Hotel
nl that his facilities ici that ho l. enabled to
arGpmn odate the travelling public we'll IA any
other hons, in the West anil y strict attention to
the of his Gus TONERS hopes to merit share of
the public patronage. t'o"'i ~tabias and attentive
hnstlers laiays in attendance.
! iaue7-g3 II. A. FULLER
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-12-12

The ST. Paul papers slate that the gov.
ernment is about to establish q large hos.
pital at Winons, designed mostly for tho
accom- mod odstiou Of Minnesota. - Il
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-12-12
Masonic.

NIOUX city Lodge, No. 1o3, A. i. h 4. NJ. meet
- at the Insonic Hall on Wednesday, or before
the full moon. Ali Masons in good standing are
fraternally invite.to attend. -.z=... tn4..5 g.
JonSP. ALLISON, N.
CIV. .CHAxBERLIs, see'y. s#sssyk@
F. Oapieular MasOnry..soux City r. A.
fhaDter. No. 20. meet at their Hall on Douglas
street on Thursday be fore the full moon. All
r. A. Masons in good sta nd ing are ffaternaly inyi
ed to attend. L.. FARMER, IL. p.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-12-12

Co'umbiana county, Ohio is among the
first counties in the United States in the
produce Of wool. The clip this year will
reach about G50,00o pounds. About one
half of !. has been sold at prices averag-
ing about seventy Ave cents per pound.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-12-12

The table that was ''set in roar, has
been presented as IN ornament in the
lions cage u the Regenss Park Garden.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-12-12
ROOTS AVID SHOES

01CASES Of Boots mi shaetjustrceei dan fDr
> i.sale att ow prices .fareash.ty -
al.o l.. Pa RMER
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-12-12
Barber Shop.

TIME undersigned haa removed ITO his shop
u on Pearl street, where he IL now prapayed 70
attend to everything connected with the ToLsOrial
art in the most fashionable style. The patronage Of
ulIy solicated. T ~ tguBl Ii ADAM FALK.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-12-12
NC. HUDSON,
Hudson s. Joy,

TrORSEYS at Law, Sioux City, Iowa. Will
~ pracfica ia the Courts of Iowa and Northern
Nebraska Olice on Douglas street. decIO. 80.
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The Hagy House,
i 's Sioux City,--..loxS

JOHN HAGY, $3.50: :: PEorRiEroR
ing public that his facilities such that he is
enabled TO accommodate his guests in good sts le
a. any Hotel on the Missouri s,ope. Es giving
strict attention to the wants Of his guests he hi pes
to receive liberal share Of patronage
rnar2i-5o '. JOHN HAGf.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-12-12
s. II. Davis.

4 TTORNEY Ar LAW, Sioux city, Woodbury.
y county iowa poilno9o
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