Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-07-04

Indian Var n the Rocky Mountains-
Reported Aassacrs at Bsnnock City,
Our western exchanges contain rumors Of
= general outbreak among tho Indian
tribes in tho neighborhood Of tho newly
discovered miuef on the head water, Of
the Missouri and Snake rivers. The
Denver Neps says:->
. IA great massacre of the whites 10 70.
ported out we have been unable 10 trace
the rumor to any reliable source or autho.
rity. The absence of news from there
rather gives color 10 the statement. The
last We have received is to the 18th Of May.
At that time twenty four white men aud
seventeen Indians had been killed, and
the former had organized force cf three
hundred men for protection. Since then
We have heard nothing, and i, 10 NOT At all
improbable that the Indians have cut caf
al Communication between there and
Salt Lake. Gloomy indeed must be the
prospec. i such is the case, and ws great.
y fear it." .. ..
The Commercial Bulletin says that M.
Chase ccntemplates endorsing his own
views BY assuming the presidency, after
his retirement from Office. Of bank un-
der the national law Of 1900, 900 capital
70 h located in Washington. -
little over . year ago Mr.. Chase left
us city unable to pay bis debts. Those
who make this war pay At the rate Of
million year may we'll denounce Demo-
Gratis ~ TRAITORS" for their patriotism
"amounts to considerable. Chase clears
about Josr do''ars on every slaughtered
American citizen.-Columbus Crisis.
A FaEr PREss.-On the 18th Of Janua>
~, 1859, Horace Greeley, editor Of the
New York Tribune, gave u:terancs to the
following sentiments =. Niblo's saloon, in
that city
"Given . free press. I hold that there
can be no need Of wars, instructions, or
the rule Of vigilance committees; that
free press and an educated people are
together too mighty for despots, unjust
judges aud corruptiun in Office. When
the press is muzzled, It must be freed,
eren at the cost Of human blood; but
wherever it 10 free, | hold it strong enough
to overcome all public evils and abuses,
and secure the swsy Of righteousness and
peace"
We notice in some Of our exchanges,
allnsions to light fros.s in the northern
portions Of Ohio, Indiana, and in some
parts Of Illinois, but not enough TO do
sny injnry 10 the crops. I: is . noticeable
fact that. for the last seven or eight years
frosts have prevailed during the 6rst six
or seven days Of June, in some instances
almost destroying the crops.
From and after the Alb day Of July,
1863, the newspaper press are respectfully
requested to place ct the head Of their
columns the inaugular oath:
II do solemnly swear that ! will faith
fully execute the Office Of President Of
the United States, aud will, 10 the best Of
my ability preserve, protect and defend the
Constitution Of the United States
Fsusr.-Nsvsr before 10 this country,
have the trees, vines and shrubs, given 90
rich promise Of an abundant supply Of
fruit. Reports from Ill quarters are that
everything that bears fruit is literally
loaded, and a. the season il so far advan.
ced, We ueed have but little fear Of frost
and can be sure Of the most abundant
yield that No have ever been favored with
in this part Of the State Gate City
An English engineer has invented
printing press which will print $4,000
sheets Of . newspaper on both sides in an
hour. The paper from which it prints is
10 the web on the reel, and after passing
under the type is cut in sheets. The ma.
chine does without feeding, and the reel
Of paper that it feeds from is unwound by
its own action.
RExEGADEs.-ln reply to the boast of
the abolitionists that they have in their
ranks many Democrats, the Attica atlas
Gays: " Satan WAS an angel Of light. and
Judas ascariot was an apostle Of Jesus
Christ. Ben. Butler, Burnside and Stan
ton, are fallen Democrats. Butler initiated
rebellion in the Charleston Convention"
A Newport paper states that the Bishop
Of Rhode Island will visit Washington in
few days for tho purpose OF uniting in
the bonds Of natfimony Ex-Governor
Sprsgue, now United States Senator Rhode
leland, and Miss Kate Chase. eldest daugh.
ter Of the Secretary Of the Treasury.
A counterfeit three dollar note Of the
Bank Of Trenton, New jersey has made
its appearance. Examination will detect
it Il has green tint, the paper is thin,
the engraving poorly executed, and three
females are represented in the center.
The order establishing general hospi-
tai 1t Prairie du Chen has been revoked,
ON tho ground that the Government. has a
sutficiency Of hospital accommodations
already provided. A very good reason.
Gen. Griessoa IL sxain canvassing tho
State Of Mississippi Il il said Of him
that be keeps oil Of his appointments,
and has little competition worthy Of ,he
name. @sm1 ri ~@ @ II "4@*