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$500 Government Bounty,

Frcm the Substitute Fund, on being mus
tered into service. in addition, each re.
crnit who preserves his arms to the end Of
his term. may retain them Ms his own, upon
being honoiably discharged irum service" !"
as tokens Of honorable and distinguished
c N luct as a soldier.
An opportunity is now offered to the vet
eraus ol the Ninth District vi o 10. TO en-
roll Themselves in a Corps that will incyitu
by come In for share of The glory Ui
speedily and triumphantiy closing the Ma.
tiun's struggle against her rrOe lors chill.
drcu.
The time for the organization of the
Corps bciug limited to the Ist ot January,
1868. applicants Tor position US privates in
it, will consult their du'y aud interest by
presen lug themselves without DELAY.
t-. JOHN J. STEINER,
Capt. and Pro. Mar. 9th DIST OF OHIO.
ncS-3w
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Inc Now AttOmey General.

The Louisville journal says of the new
Attorney General of tho United States,
who has just succeeded Judge Bates;
James Speed, ESQ lett QUE city on
Friday for sshington, upon the sum.
mons of President Lincoln, to assume
the position oi Attorney General ot the
United States. Associated as we have
beou publicly with MIR, Speed upon the
Union platform Of Kentucky, until the
Prcsidcntlll cenvass temporarily separSt.
cd us, we know his answering loyalty,
and we are convinced that he is not OF
that ianatisa class which denounced
those who supported Mcclellan as trait.
ors. No more faithful or homes, gentle,
man can be found than James Speed
lie has always been an cmanciPationist
upon principle. both in humanitarian
aud economic point Of view. aud it is
therefore natural that Mr.. l.in0oln Ahould
call upon him to assume the high, dep.
fcd, aud responsible position of the law
adv sur of his Cabinet, We feel every
confidence that he will bring to the dis
charge OF his duties ability, integrity, and
close application,
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Administrators a Sale of
Real Estate.

ln pcrsuarce to an order of the Prol ate
Court Of Seneca county, Ohio, to me issued
aud 10y me held, IN ease OF th6 undersigned
against John Tumpkins and others. will
utfr for saloon the premises. on Saturday.
the 24th day of December. 1864, between
the hours of 10 a. NJ, and Z. NJ of said
day, the real estate bounded and dts clibed Ms
follows, to wit: .....
Being all that part, Of the North part, Of
South West quarter. Of section Number
seventeen U7,l Township two (2) North
OF Range seventeen tl7,) East in Senecn
county. Ohio, lying North of Sink Creek
less fourteen acres off Of the North side
thereof, containing seventy four acres Of
land, more or less.
TERns.-One third cash, one third In one
and two years, with interest from date
Deferred payment to be received on mort
gage on the premises. --,----.-.-----
r. I. CAREY.
Administrator ofApna iompkins.
Nov. %, lS6l-Iw.
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NEw YouK, December 10.


The rcbe! Senate, ON tho 9Th, defeat.
cd q resolution introduced in pursuance OF
Jcff Davis accommodation that various
officers exempted by State laws should
bc Forced into the rebel army.
Another Sc; OF resolutions, ficfccly
coudemning the proposition TO make
soldiers orslaycs and giving them their
freedom us q reward Tor service, has been
lintroducad in the South Carolina L"gis.
lulurc. A bill has pa sscd the House OF
Representatives OF TINT body for the CON
scription orall males between tho ages
Of sixteen and sixty.
The Richmond papers continue 10 MS.
sail Governor Brown, OF Georgia. They
say the reason he refuses TO allow the
seizure, for service ir the rebel armies, of
various persons in his State, was that lie
dcsircd 10 reserve sufficient force 10
fight Jcif Davis.
Richmond papers of the 9Th a,c filled
with -pcculations of an immediate attack
upon Richmond, aud explanations why
they expect 1t.
They arc entirely confident that Grant
has bccu reinforced by the 9Th Corps,
that he has no Other fresh troops.
Thc X chmond Dispatch says: There
is no news Of importance from Peters.
burg yesterday. Some cannonading wns
kept up on our LETT during to-day but
without result.
The Yankee army has pulled down all
the dwelling houses between Petersburg
aud City Point, aud are constructing
winter quirlcrs uut ul them.
We stated Yesterday lhnt Grant had
boon reinforced by the 9th Corps, from
Shcrdan's army. From the number Of
transports loaded with troops, that have
blon passing down The Potomac during
the last lvur days, it is probable the Sth
Corps il alsl moving To the james X yer.
We lhink it quite certain that Grant is
mustcrlng his force Tor the long-lalkrd-
of grand attack upon Richmond. Ii he
is concentrating Tor this purprs, il will
not occupy him long, aud II the fine
weather of the pu,t few days continue,
hc may bring on q battle this week.
The army correspondence Of tho Co.
lumbus Caroinian gives glowing pic.
turc of lilc In Richmond. He says the
ciy is lull ol people, aud makes it well
supplied. llc pays the following tribute
10 General Grant.
"Among nll the antagonists that have
confronted General Lic during tho war,
nonc have given that great chief more
trouble, or occHsoncd more anxiety,
than General Grant.
although he has repeatedly been
hroush, To background, bea,oh aud discom-
Gtcd, like n reckless priz Fighter, ho has
dashed again into tho Tray, aud again
sulltrs the moriiicalioU of defeat, w,,h.
out once acknowlcdg ny that he has b'cn
whipped, aud hc still cings with death.
like lcnaeity to his purpose"
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Macon, but stated 70 have been at
Athens. Macon is now considered safe,
and fefugccs are rapidly returning. Only
two houses In Clinton were burned by
The enemy.
"Thc commander Of the post AZ Macon
has declared that city upon peace foot.
Ing, and the order Of major General
Cobb, ordering out every mnn capable OF
bearing arms hes been withdrawn. The
city is perfectly quot ind orderly. we
cxpcct, in a few days, everything VIII
resume is usual appearance.
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Noticc Gin Partition.

Sardis d. Taylor. Char!cc Taylor, George
rnylor, Oscar Taylor. Austin Is. Taylor aud
Della Taylor Jrt hrreb, notified that tt par
lition was filed against them on The 9Th da,
of December, A. ID. 1861, in the Court OF
Common Pleas within aud for the county Of
Saudusky, State of Ohio, by James Justice,
Executor OF the last win of Austin Il Tay.
lor, deceased, and is now pending. wherein
the said Executor demands partition of the
following real estate, situated in the county
of Lucas, State Of Oaio, to witi
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plank Road Meeting.

Notice is hereby given that the Annual
Meeting Of the Stockholders OF the Tihin
aud Oceola Plank Road Company win be
held at the american House, in MelmIrc, on
Monday, the 9h day of January, 1865, be.
tween the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ and 1
p, NJ, for the election Of five Directors for
tho ensuing year, and the transaction OF
such other buslness as may be brought be-
I, re the meeting, Ry order OF
SAML HERRlN, Prest,
II, A, BusKIgK, Scoy, ..ts.f
December IL, 1864 IL
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Notice.

The undersigned has resumed the prac'
tlce Of Medicine and Surgery. aud will at
tend to all calls, Special attention given to
the treatment of all CuuoSIc DISEASES.
Otice nours, from 9 20 5 L, NJ, Once in
Hedggs Block, ever Bowe & Lysle's Store.
Residence near'the first Toll Gate, on the
Mylmore road
+, +. FRANKLIN, NJ. d.
Ntanmhrr u. lS6I
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DISCHARGED VETERANS.
HEaDouARrERs 9rH DisTBIcT OF 0uIol
S,snt.sRy Decpmuer & 1861

HEaDouARrERs 9rH DisTBicr OF OnIo,l
SASDUsKY, Decemuer 6, 1864.
BY authority Of the War Department, IN
organization Of the "OLD GUARD to
be known as the lst Army Corps, aud CONF
posed of Discharged White Veteran Sol
diers, who are ble.bodied, fit for Military
Service. aud "who have served lonorubly
not less than two years." Is to be raised for
one years service and placed under the com.
mand of Major General Hancock.
r. cruits tor this Corps. who will present
themselves to me, and can pass as physical.
ly fit tor service, and can satish me that
they are in good. taith, willing to enlis. in IT,
VIII be furnished with transportation TO
Washington, ID C., forthwith. They will
be credited to the District in wl.ich they OF
their families ate dOmicilcd," aud will be
paiJ. in addition TO whatever local bounty
they may receive,
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SheriG,s Sale.

William Cromwell
Henry Cromwell,
VS.,
Mary Elizabeth Berttelle
Charles q. Berttellc.
BY virtue of an order of sale made by the
Court of C,mmon Pleas of Seneca County,
Ohio, on the Goth day of November, A. ID.
1864, in the above entitled cause, and to me
direc,ed, will offer for sale at public ven.
due at the door Of the Court House, in the
city of Tinin, Ohio. on Monday. the 9Th
day OF January a, p.lS65, at o'clock II. NJ.
al said day, the following described lands
and tencmcnts, to.wit:
The noe, Invest quarter Of section three t3)
in township two, ca north 'f range seven.
teen, (l1.l east in SENECA county. Oh 10, con.
tanning one hundred aud sixty acres of land,
more or less, .is lLFN 10
ltgNs ~ SALE One third cash ON day
uf sale. the balance in two equal annual pay,
menIs with interest, to be secured by mort.
gage on the premises. -.tt.l
EDWARD CHILDs Sheriff.
December s, lS6i
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Licensed Claim Agent,

renslons. bounty aud Rack Pay. and
Rouuty for Soldiers discharged on account
of woanas received in battle. aud all claims
agaius, the Goverument collected with dis
Office In Hedges New Block. Second
Floor. Tihia, Ohio.
oNs7 A. II, RYFRs, i,
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For Sale,

rartcf lu,Lot No, al, Second warl,and
Large Two,Story Brick Dwelling House
thereon. Price low and Terms of payment
easy Will also Sell or Exchange tor prop,
erIy IN the City or Country, 1000 acres Of
Good Farming Land iu Iowa.
4. q, PENNINGTON.
Dee IL, 1854, 3w.
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For Sale.

A Lot containing good two story frame
house with ten rooms, a brick smoke house,
u good dry cellar. a we'll aud eistern, a new
barn and stable, aud corn crib aud all kinds
of fruit and grapes The lot is full size, Oh
feet front by lsO feet deep. It's situation is
the sixth tot East OF the Court House. For
further particulars enquire of the under.
signed,
All persons indebted or having claims
against me win please call and settle,
L. ROSE,
Merchant Tailor, opposite cour, hauso, TiE
fin, Ohio, fDeos,3w
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Geo. n, ScRey.

(iate Judge of Cost, ct ConuaA eesa)
Attorney At Law, rinin, Ohio, naI retired fom
ths army. saa resumed the practice al hN, Aga win
ave his ~hois aiehtioh to pfots'sieRsl bn,iAf.,
Ofhoe over Temh, Haas y Co... HGuk, onpasits
Ap shswhaa House,
pys, Is, lS1A W,
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James @. Watson,s Estate.

Notice Is heIehy given that the subscriber
has been appointed and qua phcd as ENeca-
tor on the Estate Of James q. Watson. late
of Seneca county, Ohio, deceased,
,aalt WM. A. wATS0Nq "a .
Hx.last Will aHd Testament OF lsnTs C
wAysos, deceased. Deel' 4w
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Also ln.lois numbers 1850 sud lOS9 In iha town
Of Fremont, ,tOunty oi Sandusky aud STATE of OHIO.
And that at the HoNt term Of said Court the ,aid
Executor viii apply for order that partition of
said lands may he made according to the provi sion
OF the will ofsaid Austin D. Taylor, deceased dated
December ;lu, lSG4. .
ENetu,or or \. n. 'Taylo., dee eased.
Dec Il. lsGl, CIV StI nJ
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Found

October 80. 1864, on washipgton Street,
Tifiin, Ohio, one package Of Dry Goods
The owner can have the same by proving
property aud paying. expenses, Enquire Of
oabis-, Shop, Tit6n, Ohio,
Nov, - is6t-aw,
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0TThc Constitution Of Nevada pro-
vides that in civil cases three. .fourths Of a
jury may render verde, the same us il
the whole panel ngrccd.
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Time of Arrival and Departure of Mails

The three latter are weekly mails, which arrive
and depart every ruesdny, rhursday Hud Saturday,
except the Viper snudu'ky mail, which leave, she
day HneT 1t arrives.
NM GALLUP, =. VI.
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FOR YOUR
Clinton Township Astsn-
fiOn.

All pertons who subscribed and paid
towards the volunteer bounty fund, ia Clin
ton Township, last Winter and Spting. are
requested to call on the subscriber, al his
office, so that a statement may be made out,
upon which a proportion Of the amount paid
NAV be refunded in taxes. ...a. l..,
Give this your immediate attention.
n L. BREWER. Treasurer.
Ne g lS64-ow
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THE TRAVELLERS, GUIDE,
!; o u T n .

Sandusky, Dayton & Cincinnati Il. Il.
TN aud after MONDAY, Dee. ), lsGi trains
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FROM DIXIE.

Proceedings in the Rebel Senate
Insubordination in South Caro-
lina--~Govornor Brown Assailed
Richmond Papers on the Sit
uatiOn in Front Of that City,
An Attack Anticipated d---Grant
Reinforced.
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aw advertisements
LETTER LIST.

Remaining uncolled for at the Tiiiin
Post Office, Dec. II, 1864.
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70 o r. T n
Pittsburg, TT. Wayne and Chi
Cago Railway.

ooaud aOor Dec, irh, trains win leave Forrest a.
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or subscfIhs1or the TRIpuss,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-01-09

I respectfully solicit the patronage Of
the business men Of this and adjoining
counties, feeling satisfied that We can give
satisfaction Doth ~ 70 style and price
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-01-09

A MAN MURDERED BY A SOLDIER. We
understand that on Wednesday evening
last there was a shocking case Of muir.
der in the town Of Sharon, Wis, but a
short distance from this city, though We
are uniformed of the particulars. Stephen
Crooks, killed by soldier named Lander
Stone who afterwards escaped. A liberal
reward is offered for his arrest. He is
described as about % years of age, five
feet six inches high, and has hi, left ARA
nmpu,a,ed below the elbow and when last
seen had on. n soldiers overcoat- Dubu
que Uera,d
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-01-09

A co'emporary says Miss Anna Dickin.
Son and other damse!s Of the Women's
Union League, have been at work upon
Old Abe, endeavoring to stiffen his back
bone. That certainly is much better than
for Miss Anna 10 attempt to weaken it.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-01-09

In the Third Army Corps, fifteen regi-
ments, whose ranks have been greatly re-
duced by casualties, have agreed &c re-
enlist and be consolidated to one fall
regiment
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-01-09
JOuIN BALL, M. ID.

der h s>rofe. na se q
/ tothe .itizans sioux City and surroundj 20
country. <ofice, at the Drug Storton Pear Istrset
R ,sIdenc eli M mediatelyoppositt.
yolb nol7. JOHN DALL,MD.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-01-09
Barber Shop.

I'M r naarsigncd has removed n o his now hop
/ on Pc trl street. where he IL now prepared to
attend to thing connected with the Tonsorisl
Art In the most fashionable vie. The pa, g- Of
the ate,nen Of Sioux City aud vicinity il respect
uiiy solicited. jui6 ADAM FALK
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-01-09
ECKuART's STORE,
Dakota City,
Who're you will find those articles cheap
G. r. ECKHART,
Dakota City. n. T., May aoth, 1862.
N OtlCe.

I'll TREtsrRER's OFFICE,
Dakota City. N. T.. Oct 30th. 1868
AYOTICE is hereby given TO tho tax PAYERS IF Da
~ kota county that Twil be In my Office in Dako
IA City, on Wednesdays and Saturdays OF each
week, between the hours of O'Clock A. NJ and
%D'clock T. M. JOHN MCCARTHY
County Treasurer.
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sUCCEssFULLY COMPETE

with our large cities, and moro can have
occasion TO 20 abroad for their work,
when they can be served at home.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-01-09

A rTORNEYSa Sat Law. Sioux City. Iowa Will
n practice in the Courts Of Iowa and Northern
Nebr lska. Offico on Douglas street decIO.6O
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yIOUx CITY REGIsTER

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Sioux City,..."...."...Iowa.
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art, and constantly making additions to
the same, is prepared to execute, in the
best manner, at short notice, and on
reasonable terms
BUSINESS CARDS,
VISITING CARDS..
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sHERIFFs' BLANKS,
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ths end Of the Same book, and read The
words moro familiar 70 ms. Most heartily
We bsseech Thee with Thy favor 70 behold
and bleas Thy servant, the President Of
tho United States, and all others In au-
thority,' and the rest Of the Episcopal
collect. Danforth. said b, ! have re.
pea,ed those prayers night and morning,
it is now fifty Eve years. And then he
said he would 20 to sleep. He bent me
down over him and kissed me, and he
said, Look in my Bible, Danforth, when
am gone And l wen. away.
" But had not thought that it was the
end. Thought he was tired aud would
sleep. knew he was happy, and l
wanted him to be alone.
g But in an hour, when the doctor went
in gently, he found Nolan had brea,hed
his life away with smile He had some.
thing pressed close to his lips. 1t was
his fathers badge Of the order Of Gin
cinna,i.
Eve looked in his Bible. and there
was slip Of paper, at the place where be
had marked the text
"'They desire country, even heav.
emily; wherefore God is not ashamed to
be called their God for be hath prepared
for them a city,"
"On this slip Of paper he had written,-
BURY me in the sea; it has been my
home, and I love it. But will not some
one set mp stone for my memory at Fort
Adams or at Orleans, that my disgrace
may lot be more than l ought to beat.-
Say on it,
"' In Memory Of
"PHlLIP NOLAN,
90 Lieutenant in the Army of the
United States.
"' He loved his country as no other
man has loved her; but no man deserved
less at her hands "
GEN LEE-How He IS DREssED.-A
lady correspondent Of the Richmond
Whig writes as follows, respecting the
Confederate commander Of the army of
Virginia:
"A plain grey coat, faded and war
worn; pantaloons Of the same hue, and a |
WOODEN hat, was the costume in which | |
first beheld the "Lion Of Alington.' There
was no bewidering glitter of gold to daz
Gle the feeble old eyes which looked so
eagerly from behind the spectacles to see
the honored hero saw the noble face be.
meath the WOODEN hat, and felt that kings
diadem would not add Que grace to those
features. ran my eyes over The stately
form, and thought that il robe Of purple
would not hang more gracefully than the
Old faded coat Of grey, and my womans
head bowed as rendIly in homo, of the
noble brave. as if he had been raden, in
costly apparel.'
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E.llk I'LL - ILL., III Wt&z9IE44lH
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It RIM = !
Masonic.

CSrnitN rjfv t"dcr. No. 1903, \. +. A. ", nee t
Mt the Masonic dali on " ed sday, on or befor e
me ful n,oua. All Masnns in good standing are
fraternal,y invtedto attend.
juHNP, ALLISON, ". NJ,
CIV .CEAIa} Rtt%,Scey
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-01-09

Capisu;ar M"sonry--Sionx City II. A.
CHAPTER. No. 20. meet II: their Hall on Douglas
street. on Thursday or before the full moon All
r. 4 Masons in good standing are trat"rnallyi nsi-
ed to attend. L., d FARMER, H.r.
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Changes In the Consumption Act.

Senator Wilson has prepared bill in
creasing the pay Of soldiers to SIG, giving
o bounty Of $tOO to veteran recruits $500
for ordinary recruits; paying a premium
Of So for procuring the former, and SIS
for the latter; putting co'ored soldiers as
regards pay, ra,ions and equipments on a
footing with white soldiers; and allowing
Congressional districts for men furnished
to the army or navy, before ordering an
other draft.
1t is also proposed TO remove the dis
elimination between the first and second
classes, making the draft upon all between
20 ard As, whether married or single.
----->s> -
No JoKE.-At the theatre in New Or
leans, when one Of the Ministries pro.
nounced the conundrum, "Why is the
President Of the United States like an
owl in the day time,' and before be had
given the answer, because he's always
a-blinkin, a Connecticut man who was
present, said in low tone OF voice to
some of his friends around him. because
be is d fool.' An army officer who
overheard the insulting remark. caused
the offender to he arrested, and the next
day he was brought before tho Court and
sentenced to sixty days Imprisonment.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-01-09
s. Il. Davis.

4 TroHNEy At LAW, Sioux city, weodhul '
n county Iowa. volano2o
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-01-09

A large lot Of Corn. Wheat. Oats
and Pork w anted this Fall, for which
the best rates will be paid. Also.
Dry and Green Hides. Furs. and all
kinds Of Produce taken in exchange
for Goods.
Sioux City, Iowa, May 3oth, 1862.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-01-09

= O II W q Fl *.
TO BUSINESS MEN.
"Multiply the Means, and you Multiply
the returns" is one of the established
maxims in business, that has
MADE THE FORTUNES
Of thousands Of men, that have common
ced with nothing but their individual en-
terprise 20 depend upon. The office is
supplied with one of Ruggles' celebrated
JOB PRESSES,
For the printing Of Circulars, Bill Heads,
&C., whereby the price Of printing have
been materially reduced, SO that can now
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-01-09

For the printing Of Circulars, Bill Heads,
&C., whereby the price Of printing have
been materially reduced SO that can now
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-01-09

Having the best of material used in the
art, and constantly making additions to
the same, is prepared to execute, in the
best manner, at short notice, and on
reasonable terms
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-01-09

BtA- This being che ofthe Oldest estab.
lishments no the Upper Missouri, it pos
sesses superior facilities for the accono.
dation Of buyers. The goods arc all new
and fresh, and purchasers can rest ASSURE
ed that in buying at our establishment
they will get good articles at the loves,
prices.