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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-08-15
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LAuXhable.

Tha. plot which Gov. Seymour was a
party to in New York City. 1t seems
from abolition stories that the Governor
got up the riot for the purpose Of getting
possession of the militia of the State
When he Ind succeeded in this. he was to
marea 10 Washington, take Lincoln aud
put him IN his canteen-then go to Rich.
mond, kidnap Davis and pat him in his
knapsaek then he was going to take
Canada aud annex it to New York City
then he was going to drive the French out
of Mexico, and make present Of that
country to Horace Greeley If he would only:
keep his mouth shtt--then Seymour vas
to close up the rebellion, and with the
troops from both sections Of the country.
he proposed to annex England to Canada
wipe France clean off from the map
d'scover t+.e source Of the Nile, and then
house his troops in the celI-rof the Tower
Of Babel.
Whether the Governor will come hv the
way Of Iowa We have not yet been in>
formed. If lie does, we trus. he will be
Joined BY oil the copperheads' here
abouts, SD AS to give his commant, res
pectable APPEARANCE Mas. Courier
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-08-15
Q . .
Rousing Meetings Every where.

Such meetings as are now seen, Of the
Democracy everywhere in this State, have
never before been Witnessed; were not
even approached in the days OF the poiili
cal revolution of 1910 At Bele!ontaine,
on the 10Th, the throng sweled to fifteen
thousand. At MarysviIle, Union county,
On Thursday, some ten thousand were
present, aud on Friday, ut Delaware the
concoufse ranged from fifteen to twenty
thousand--witht thirteen hundred vehicles
in procession, aud regiments of voters or
horseback The tide is up, and grows with
every wave. The people are awake to tho
fact that their liberties are assa.led aud
it devolves upon themselves to save them.
At Clrc|evlle. Oh Saturday the meeting
reached 10000 us estimated by those
competent to Judge. Mr. push, judge
Green and Mr. Fink, addressed this vast
crowd, and the enthusiaso1 and earnest
ness manifested, spoke oil revolution in
popular sentiment which would shake an
empire already proclaimed. - Crisis.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-08-15
stones Certificates.

The Coshocton Dem pcrat, published at
the town in Ohio which had the honor OF
seeing Stone 3 departure, publishes the
following:
Col. VIM. Stone our neighor of the
Aye says, "is Coshocton boy. At the
time the Mexican war broke out, lie Joined
company being raised here to defend
our rights. When the company came to
be sworn in, which was done in the Conr,
House, Mr.. Stone, when the members of
the company were required to raise their
right hands to take the oath, raised back
window and vamoosed do ranche."-
Whether he stopped before he reached
Iowa the deponent saye,h not. If the
Republicans elect him he will make a
characteristic officer Of their absquatulat.
ing party. $780,. F.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-08-15

We hail with peculiar pleasure the an
nouncement that the State Democratic
Committee have placed upon the ticket
the name Of Gen. Tuttle, ~ candidate for
Governor. We can now enter upon the
Campaign with hearty good will, and with
a confident assurance Of success. Of all
our noble sons who have gone forth to
battle for the country no one has acquitted
himself more nobly, Or done more to add
to the world wide fame of the Iowa troops
than Gen. Tu.t'e. Wherever the battle
has ragged the iercest he has been found,
and no one has dared to breathe suspi.
cion against his heroism or loyalty.
This selection places rs in q proper pc.
stion before the country, and silences at
once and forever the false and malicious
slanderers who would stigmatize our party
as untrue to the Union. We may now
confidently appea! to the conservative men
Of anpasties to rally to our assistance
and aid in the Inauguration Of policy
that looks to the speedy subsection Of the
monstrous rebellion that has brought SO
much mischief without any reference
to its effects upon slavery or other mere
partizan measures, and to the early resto'
ration Of the Union upon such basis as
will secure firm and abiding peace.
No better selection could possibly ave
been made; he has nobly won his title to
distinction, and the gratitude Of the masses
who have proudly watched his course will
find expression at the ballot box, and in
sure his election to the highest Office with
in the gift of the people.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-08-15
"OutRa4s In keokuk County.


+. FAIRFIELD, Iowa, Aug. 3, 1868.
man by the name Of Talley was shot
aud killed i" keokuk county on Saturday
last. The circumstances, as near as can
learn, are these: r.
Tal!sy, who was Democrat wac ohal.
Eiensed some days ago to political dis
cusson to take place on Saturday, at
little town called South English. lie &C.
cepted the challenge, and at the appointed
time went to the place designated, but the
opposite party failed to appear. Taley
made his speech and The crowd dispersed.
Talley with six or eight other men got in
their wagon and started bone. Just as
they started the Captain Of Home
Guard company. with squad of men
surrounded the wagon and told Talley he
was going to arrest him. Talley told the
driver to 60 on, as he thought there was
20 danger. AT this the Captain ordered
the squad to Ere; they did 90 lut not one
of the shots took effect. At this juncture
Talley drew his revolver and fired two
shots, but they did not take effect Just
as Ialley fired man by the name of
Morgan raised a window in house near
by and fred at TaIiey, the ball taking
effect in his head and killing him instantly
When the news Of the death of Talley
spread through the different portions of
the county hundreds of men were deter.
mined to avenge his death and they pr O.
ceeded TO Sigourney where they think the
plans for the killing Of Talley were ma
tured, and demanded the surrender of
Morgan and the Captain Of the Home
IA rlo nd fcnr ntk k, a.:
leaders in the assassination of a quiet
aud peaceable citizen. If those men were
not arrested and given over to the civil
authorities they declared the town OF Sig
Quincy should be no more Some of the
leading men of Sigourney, to save the
town, agreed that the men demanded
should be forthcoming, aud an equal nun.
Der Of men on each side went to arrest
thu parties. a@
This is true statement as told me this
morning by gentleman who saw the
corpse of the murdered man, and got the
circumstances Of a man who was in the
wagon with Talley when be was shot
God only knows where the trouble now
begun will end.
My informant tells me the people of
keokuk comfy are determined to avenge
the death of Taley. 1t is to be hoped
that the murderers will be given mp to the
civil authorities and dealt with according
to law.
+ | learn that the different. companies of
Home Guards in this county have been
notified to be ready at call to 60 to
keokuk county. The Home Guards are
the cause of all the disturbances, aud il
they are called into requis'tiou, hot times
may be expected. If any thing more of
interest should occur, l will inform you
in due time W.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-08-15
Banking & Agency Office
w E A R E & ILISON.
Bland rearls's.' 49,. 8
q I'D and Pearlsts.,
Sioux City............

NoLLECTioNs made and RENTED At currept
" rates oiexehangc; Bills Of Exchange, l ncur.
rent oney and Coin bought and sold Del sits De-
cei'ed ana Money invested: Drafts for lie on anx
countr. in Europe. way
reliable Insurance effected against oss O r dam
age by Fire
Particular attention given to the payment #
Taxes IN amy county in Iowa
Real Estate bought and sold; Land Warrants
located
"ereferto thefollowng parties with whom W
have done business
Park !ank New York
ID. IL ArnoA, Esq. Pres t Mercantil, Bank New
York.
hnssrs X naath, Nachtd h rue bankers New
York.
Messrs .thas Camblos & Co.. Bankers Phil
- Messrs. Clark Bros. Co., Bankers, st Louis
@ Gen. Il. Ii ariing Esq president L MIC n bank
st. Louis, Mo.
r. q. Adams, ESQ. Banker. Chicago,In.
W. +. Co"lb"u-h Co., Bankers. Cheaeo.In
i. Partridge, Esq, Banker, Seneca / alls Ny.
G. W. Norton, Esq. Preside IA Southern Eanko
Kentucky. Russellsillc.
:. Fletcher: Banker, Indiana oils Indiana,
Hon. VIM. Montgomery, sshiagton.
T. Ii. Walker, Esq. Salcn.N.y.
M"ssrS. II. Markell 4 Co.. Bankers DUBUQUE
Iowa.
Louis 4 Nacklot Banker Davenport. IOWA
marl-o2 NEARE ALLISON.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-08-15

In the old Roman monuments there
we're no emblems Of mourning introduced
Very sensibly, the Romans exeelling the
Christians in their cheerful manner Of
viewing death. Our cemeteries are full Of
marble jeremiads, enduring denials Of the
faith professed In pompeii death was
symbolized very titt'nsiy by n ship enter
ing the harbor with its precious freigh, of
experiences. Ii Germany the dead are
spoken Of as those who have gone home.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-08-15

A treasure of husband carries the
baby; a treasure of wife never asks for
money, treasure Of a son has money in
The funds a treasure of u daughter looks
to the same rs her aged mother--if any
thing, il trife older; Il treasure of a SER
want runs to the post IN less than half Al
hour; treasure Of u cook is not hyeteri
cal whenever there is company to dinner
a treasure of baby doesn't disturb his
dear papa in the middle Of the night.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-08-15

John J. Crittenden's remains we're bur.
led ut Frankfort, Ky, on the Goth. The
funeral was attended by very large as.
semblage Of his fellow. citizens, and cere.
monies of the most impressive character
His only surviving sons, Major General
Thomas l., Colonel Robert H., and Colo
mel Eugene W., were present among the
chief mcuruers. .3
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-08-15
UNION LEAGU ESI

We never had special dread Of Union
Leagues; they may be of some use in
concentrating public opinion on subject
which is esteemed by all as paramount to
| all others but we cannot see why "pat.
riolism" if that be the pretense for their
organization cannot flourish 10 our coun.
try out Of doors as we'll as in barricadcd
room. The fact Of its secresy is con-
fession that patriotism must be at low
ebb-the patien. is always considered low
when the nurse and doctor converse in
whispers. 1t is an admission we cannot
make that our country has become so
much matter of Indifference TO the north.
ern people that discussion Of its inter.
ests must be conducted with closed doors
and under the seal Of an oath!
If we had any Of that terrific fear Of
Leagues which some entertain, We would
con:rive plan to become initiated and
learn oil the ropes. If U. S. nuskets were
"trumps' We should want "hand' But
from al we can gather the institution is
failing, As did Know No,hingism, by its
own weight, and hence there is little need
OF qsarrelling with it. The Cincinnati
Commercial earnestly advises the dsband
ing of all the Ohio leagues, as useless
If the object of their institution was to
test the "loya|ty" of our people, the thing
is failure because many excellent men
won't touch any secret order, political or
social with n ten foot pole.
If the objec, be 10 excite fears or to So
cure the domination Of outsiders who may
not worship at the shrine OF the party in
power, then is it failure because human
nature is such that private reyenses
would be frequent aud the fe4r would
soon transfer itself to the insiders. Such
plans for the propagation of opinions or
the perpetaation OF power have failed, in
history, to bring anything ba, discord and
civil disruption.
In any aspect we may view their organ.
ization they are Objectionable but we
cannot better. express the objections than
by copying the order of Gen. Wilcox, Of
Indianapolis, commanding the department
of Indiana aud Michigan. We are aware
that this order has once already been in
this paper, but it is sensible enough to be
inserted second time. All political Sc.
cresy should be ,abooed:
The peace of Indiana has lately been
disturbed by violence, murder, and other
acts contrary to law, and having their
origin in certain secret political societies
elabs Or LEA G YES The com mon safe
ty now demands that all such associa.
tons should be discontinued, no matter
10 what political party they may belong.
They are = constant source Of dread and
mis'rust-they 4 vide and provoke hostili.
ties among neighbors, weaken the dignit~
and power Of courts Of justice, expose the
country to martial law, and discourage
he people from enlis.ing in defence Of tho
nation.
No matter how honest or worthy may
have been the reason for societies in the
beginning, their very secrecy and the oaths
they impose do enable wicked men to use
them unto unlawfulness, and convert them
into public nuisances.
All good objects can be accomplished
openly and none but the enemies Of their
country ever need DISCUSSES S.. .*.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-08-15

The Fort Dodge Republican Gays the
enrolment in this district has been COM
pletsd. Tho aumber Of msn in esch class
foo.s up - follows: First class, 5,844
second class 2,507; total, 1851.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-08-15

At New Lisbon, Wis, much excitement
exists on account Of the murder Of 4 wo.
man BY some Indians. Troops have been
sent there from Madison but no outbreak
had occurred It our fastest ad,ioss. Many
Indians ara in that vicinity.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-08-15
New Advertisem'ts.
ORIGINAL Notice.

lSTRlCT COuRT--State Of Iowa, Wood
l. bury county, ss-Eli Perrault. Maria Perrault
and ''ndeiiion Lamoreaux vs.. Joseph Lamoreaux.
~ tho above named Defendaut--sir: You will
.ake notice that there il now file In the office Of
y OF Woodbury., tho petitoa II Eli Perrault,
war; rsrrauit and ondellin Lstnoreaux claiming
=, 70" the sum OF Five Thousand Five Hundred
way OF august A. d. 1868, money due them on
,t"' notes executed by YOU Now unless
~" appear ahu answer thereto before noon of the
iouFth day OF the next term of the ustrict C.,urt
IN ana FOR woodbury. county, TO be begun aud hold.
EN- on the 81 Monday of September A. .. 1sfa DE-
iaut w,i be entered against you and JUDI Mt en-.
tered thereon. '~e"~A NV ~~
Q: G.. TRED"AY, Plsintin Attorney.
Sioux City, Iowa, Aug. sth, 1854
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-08-15

Major General Heron, General Vande.
yer, and Major W. Hyde Clark were on
board the DE Kalb when that vessel was
blown up by q torpedo near Yazoo Cit,.
Nobody hurt.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-08-15

A Sonar JoKE.-One of the many draft
lodges is thus practiced: A sharper ad
ver,ises in the papers: ''Don't fee your
country Don't resist the draft. Learn
m honorable and certain way to avoid il.
Inclose 81 to the address Of &c
The dollar il received, and the answer
conl1ns only one word, Enlist Of course.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-08-15
SIOUXCITY
Boot and ShOeStOfe
--pI-
s. KruIll m nm.
s. KruIlinla nm.

I>H undersigned has rcmos ed his estaLlisbm n
/ TO his new building on Pearl street -
lie" doors west Of Iootle : store where heis
prepared with large and superior stock
leather &c t. execute all work in is lire ~
in the best styl" of the art. Employing none bu
IN" best Of work men md giving his personal at te
ton 10 it, h" can safely warrant all his work he
pairing done on short notice.
janl-t3 8 kHUMMANN
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-08-15
THE ROW In kEOkUk COUNTY

We learn that the row in keokuk Co.
Is all over. Thesmen who murdered Mr..
Tally have been given up TO be tried by
the civil court. The majesty Of the law
has been sustained BY the determination
Of the people to uphold law and order.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-08-15
SIOUX CITY FIGURING MILL,

'!'iE subscribers having recently reftted And
Trpai'rd III" above named Mill are now n mar
Cd to manufacture
Flour. Corn Meal, &C., &C.,
At the shortest mot ce IN uro n he reaso,,,,.
terms They respectfully solicit the PATRONAGE of
the farmers If northwestern Iowa \eirasba AND
iaAH'a feeling we'll satisfied that they an give the
m"st cnn'l1"te satisfaction.
rs Flour AMI corn Meal constantl, u n hand nd
for Ale. marie I'll sANBokA / FuLLITT
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-08-15

Senator Sprague has ordered ST 900
ring for Miss Chase, his intended BRIDE
1t has single diamond. Senator Sprague
is young. goodlooking, smart, and in
worth about three million. Hosts Of
Rhode lslano girls have in vain tried to
trap him. IL.