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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-07-16

UEPlETMBNf OP X,
GENERAL LAND JtrIcE, July LIST, 1864. J
REGlsrER AND RECEIVER, Sioux CRY,
IowA-GExr: The Secretary Of the In
terror upon request Of part Of the Iowa
delegation in Congress, has directed, IN.
der date Of June 3Oth, 1864, that the order
withdr3wing the public lands from sale in
the Fort Dodge and Sioux City Districts,
be 20 modified a. TO allow homestead ser
,'ement and presumption sntfies. You are
therefore instructed TO allow entries to be
made under the homestead law, and pre-
emption filings aud entries under the pre-.
emp,ion laws as heretofore. :.
Very respectfully,
J. NJ. EDNuNDs, Commissioner.
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M y. ~, pay Il. h,sns,. 4...:s prfa sr Al
kinds q frsAses' |: 80
-, 1,r.,aa: . 1uss AID sfstJ ~,,rsz,as
" Cash II oa.stors, .-~s
Gan, E:q&i,

s9~Wsclnai fordlo: md F;ll self al
our goods = prices whi6k ia tHess times
viii msks Is ~ object bot Hin: purse pnd
ldppiAes forShs Rich aud PaQr,tAe Eco
NOM An1 he IMproeidtmt, tie Epicurs
aMltAs HsQaIle p.seAoss- - ~.
~. 81. .- -
r oaSk ~ 10 ssllsr And satisiaction
@ the purchaSer, il The bsltnese motto 81
aes1Iy H. p peOo1!k. 90. !,
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Also, superior article Of
Family Flour, Side Neat, Hams, &C.

The attention Of Country Merchants 10
solicited to our Jobbing Department.
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, 81 - DEATH or Carr. FeILNEa.-In
this paper We publish an interesting letter
from our regular correspondent with the
Indian Expedition, in which Is detailed
account Of tho death Of this gallant officer.
We were very little acquainted with the
Captsin, but those who knew him well
speak Of him in the highest terms, as an
accomplished and gallant officer. We be.
ieye he was Captain in Second U. 8.
Cavalry, and was detailed to accompany
Gen. SUrLy d chief of Typographical
Engineers. From private letter we learn
that be lived two hours after he was shot,
and was calm and sensible to the last, Civ.
ing full directions in regard to the DISPOSE.
zion Of his effects. He desired bis body
ssnt to his friends in New York City. 1t
isexpected down on FIRST boat
~ Oar sable barber Bill" has fitted
up . convenient and commodious shop
next door to the Land Office, where he is
10 attendance It oil hours, ready and will.
ing to do hair cutting, shaving and cham.
pooling ia the most improved fashion,
able and comfortable manner. Give him
scail, and il you don't find BrLL's style
bl;ssfal W are not > judge. He will have
bis pole striped aud raised in few days,
then everybody will know where to 20.
But now be sure to 60 next door to Land
Olacs on Pearl. street.
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nE This being one Of the Oldest estab.
lshmen.s on the Upper Missouri, it pos
sesses superior facilities for the accom- mo-
dation Of buyers. The goods are all new
aud fresh, aud purchasers can rest assur.
ed that in buying at Cur establishment
they will get good articles q. the lowest
prices.
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40 Barrels D. h D. Whiskey,
20 Half barrels D. and D. Whisky,
s Barrels Ole Rye,
2 Barrels Of Gin,
2 Barrels Of Brandy,
10 Barrels of Molasses,
G5 Barrels Salt,
SO Kegs Of Nails,
20 Barrels Of Sugar,
10 Sacks Of Coffee,
2oBarrels Of Dried Apples,
Barrels Of Dried Peaches.
-Also;-
GLASS,
SASH. ..
PUTTY, ~ :
TOBACCO,
SOAP,
SALERATUs,
SHOT,
LEAD, &c.
L. D. FARMER,
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Siolrt Gitp 8tgist&r


~ The grand enterprise Of opening
Z road 10 Idaho up the Niobrarah valley,
for which Congress appropriated the mu.
nifcexs sum Of $4,000, and for which
purpose Major MArSAYDIER and three Cap
tains, thirteen men on horseback, Eve va.
CONS drawn by twenty mules, and any num-
Der Of big boxes, by express, came here,
has .fizzted. After selling what horses,
mules, wagons, harnesses. sugar, coffee,
&C., they could, the Expedition, /. {. Major
MArsArDlEn, Capt Roop, Q. NJ, and the
two other Captains started east No
blame can attach to those officers. They
were ordered here. After procuring the
necessary outfit they found the SIC. 600
nearly expended and without the number
Of men to render their passage through
the Indian country At oil safe. Indeed il.
would have been fool hardy to have at.
tempted il. Having neither money nor
men, Major MAYSAYDIER wisely concluded
to abandon the Expedition. We regret
the failure of the enterprise for it would
have been Of ,ncslculable benefit to this
section of country to have had the road
opened. Ten thousand dollars have been
spent for worse than nothing, yet, it is bu.
. speck compared with the amount that is
expended oaily for same purpose.
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New Advertisem'ts
TO r SALE.

'1NBE val.'ah'e properly knowh, as Haas Corner
i situated ~ the c"ier Of Pearl and Second
streets, with two store looms and other improve
mrnts. 70. sale Cor cash. Enquire at lhe store Of
iulyl6 /. HAAS K 90.
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Old Things EBecOme New,

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SILVER WATCHES.

First Class Hunting Time-pIeces for accu-
racy of movement, beauiy of material,
and, above all, cheapness III price, these
watches must insure universal aeproba-
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metals, the ouler one first qualify Sterling
Silver, while The inner one Is German Sill
yer, II cannot be recognized by cutting OF
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The sale of these Watches in the army
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THE SINGER SEWING MACHINEs.

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While some of the Cases, made out OF the
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THE OLD GUARD.

A Monthly Journal, devoted 10 the Prin.
ciples of l776, Designed to unmasK
the Usurpation. Despiism and crimes OF
This
ABOLITION ADMINISTRATION.
And TO defend The doctrines OF Slate Rights,
and OF Constitutional Liberty, as held by
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Published by C. CHAUNCEY BURR &
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SOLDIERS IN THE ARMY
And Our People at Home
Are now offered an opportunity by which
they car obtain
A GOODAND DURABLE TIME-PIECE
At A
VERY LOW FIGURE.
Onr Wnfches nre

Our Watches are
WARRANTED TO KEEP FINE ONE
YEAR, and the buyer SIS allowed The PRIV.
ilege of Examination before Payment is
required.
IMP DUPLEX IN FULL RUBY
ACTIONS.
first class Hunting Time-Piece OF Sill
yer material, over which is electro fine
plated fS K. gold, most duraby wrought.
making The limitation so lanlless that ii
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S35, Grease ofi6 for 5000.
SILVER DOUBLE TIME HUNTING
LEVERS
Best Quality Silver Cases, over which
electro fiue plated .iS k. gold, similsr TO
our Improved Duplex. and superior adjust.
ed movements with "Stop." TO be used in
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Washington and Gree wich time, sweep
second, and ali the improvements. An in
all, taking It's Beautiful aud Faullless ap-
pearance and It's Superior Movement into
consideration, we regard il as decidedly
the cheapest article of the kind in The mar.
ket. Price, in sOod summing order, SS4
or case of for $500.
q We ask no pay in advance, but viii
forward either OF them 10 responsible par
ties, toany part OF the loyal States, with
bill payable 10 exyressman when the good.
are delivered, giving rhe buyer The .prlviI.
ege of examiB alton, and, If moi satisfactory
the watch can be returned at our expense
The express companies refuse making
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The disioya1 States, consequently all such
orders must be accompanied by the cas-
10 insure attention. We make deduction
OF two dollars on either watch when ths
payment is forwarded ia advace.
Money may be sent by express al ou
expense.
T4OS. CAFFERTY & CO,
SO and 50 Broad ST., opposite Ciiy Bank
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az UGa AG"'D
Gutta re cha Backing
(ETTHOUT ERUSHING.J }

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PRICE 81 GETS PR BOTTLEi
V For sale by L. T. S9ARPbESS. -
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North eiatral Railway.
tt M & TALB E.

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HOLIDAY PRESENTS +!
Magic Time Observers.

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cases of this Watch are composed OF two
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case OF half dozen, S204. Sample Watches,
in neat norOceo hoxes S35
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