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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-15

N d. HAMMOND, N. D., formerly Pro.
Os s.or Of Spectral Anatomy So n fse yfis
r 40 urzics Affections ou 10 TO- 70 midi 10 ses--
ta1rz No I'll East 27thss, between +h and Asduoa"vc>
nR. LEwIS- MEDICAL and SURGICAL.
IL INSTITUTE No. Bcs-hst.. b'tween vsrih -ai
Ne,, Bro.a,sy the cnsy place where the aheted v
90 .,- Hours from O. m 70 ~ NJ
NR. A. LEWIS, Physician and surgeon,
tresss successfully oil difficulties ,hAs femaes are slete'
"a Rebel giyeu 81 az cfice No. beaehst, tnes
Soors ism West Broadway. New. fost.
S,IRGICAL HOSPITAL for the Treatment oil
- osshs Pelvic viseers undcr the care Of
H. DIXON Ea.toy oG Tho sealvl Strte.uIe Plies Nsrco
ce Hernia and Pistols. Every case RI Str ctre sms OF
r,ti. ard cara in tew days, and ocb "a nine
d.e enc by DE- u . ns'ra.Dent, the Urst11 ooDs,
dcsl< ned expressly to modify MI symes opersor Id a.
css 81 ,he iYec sercticns. the cnre sn1
snteea the case be usisraseu. Oriae hours nsm I"
div AID ! 70 cve,-ass, ct No 1FiAsve
The New York herald., 1864-10-08
The Rs., nassas. smashsrs.
10 rHE EDITOR or TaE HsRALD.


Iwhh briefly to appeal 70 you through the columns q
your paper and ask you there cannot be any remedy
Tor the long and wilful abuse Of railroad companies
against the public The Unnecessary breaking and dsssroy
ing OF baggage and goods OF the community and travel
Hny public by the employees OF of railroads throughout
che country and particularly Of the New York and Erie
road are without reason justice. PERSONS light
baggege-it makes no difference how valuable or how
sew and how choice he has kept his trunks-e thrown
from oar to platform and back and dragged over the
pavements and rough plank though they were IRON
hgs Of wood I never saw = backwoodsman load and
unload wood carelessly than have those
pleyes handle trunks. leather trunk. that cost
atty dollars In loading and unloading the twice.
not worth third its original value when u could A.
well ana quickly be done with damage TO than
Broadway manufacturer would do In delivering with
h this city came by express from Buffalo With sole
lpather trunk that cost sixty dollars. think was
eny loaded and unloaded and when IL got mere Sne
1op smashed In, and sold IL for fifteen dollars.
cannot travel any distance but my baggage 10 dam
aged at least ope.haf It's value have seen new trunks
dragged the plank and pavsments entirely cutting
and tearing Off the leather, when one man could easily
have carried the II is unnecessary TO multiply
examples there exception 70 the general rule OF
destruction think only speak the feeling OF the pub
No when say that We do not pay these railroad com
panies sufficient to have our baggage carefully band.od,
vt doubled, and then give ne men
That III handle baggage with at least ordinary care
Nyw YonK, Oct o, 1884. G. y. II.
The New York herald., 1864-10-08

MCCLELLAN UNION GENITAL ExBOUITyE CON.
W. mt.es AT meeting Of ths COMMITTEES hela oe,osss
Resolved THAT this comiai zee Will essb sh poll bos
in each election district Of he eiy q New York npon lhs
and Conservative hien.ara Tese .. ,o sias
OF New York. and win collect funds either by assssmens or
Resolved, 2-Thai this committee win snrus, 70 the
power selecting suitable attend upon such boxes
and win allow to them ieasonabe proporonase share Of
p
sha Sc som%s ~ nree p each ward 20
70 De apponed BY the chair which
pose.
specully recommended elect delegates equal number
TO the enre number o election districts In their ard to
attend sooaS coayeaoa 70 be held at osock ss At NE
the purpose Of deciding teher by selection from all Or
u,lul,,on Il they asy Il eSpedien vi at shall be %!
thr oush Mcclellan boxes tie day election; pro-
vded however that candidate shall be selected nomt
such able assessment as this committee I'm
Resolved, 4-rhat several ward organizations
delegates each, TO attend
on ilurday evening" ocober w. At ei it clock Tor ihs
parpoe q ngaog Az for Gonsrs:. en-
" ht fo9y 4e @ ;, @ dsse s. J.. a The
sous No. - est Thirteenth Seventh district at
T rSuh avenue 4 Sh asc 10 6s
acsolvcl, 5rha, the several organizaons above
enih recommended before Monday
he i0t inst, to nominate members OF Assembly for their
s oy o. Pour
street be recommended to elect delegates to the
wards to attend conventon 10 be held at place
each Assembly dsr as ho Prel Mt or Presidents Of !he
egenlas oso' ~ 1861 a. cc9ck for the purpose Of
Resolved G rnat the Prqt contained n s l,'rd rese
lanu, relation 70 aanddass 70 be nomGaL'd nr county
.n, o., y, I, "a !, ~ ana thhc assembt
'''9 ''' a"" '"e niRhM KgrCHUM Jr, Chairman.
Ia
The New York herald., 1864-10-08

~ y :
1e Fourth Rhode Island regiment reached homo this
nornng their time having expired They received
with salute, substantial breakfast and an address
e welcome by Lieutenant Governor Seth Padelford.
1ncy Afterwards made parade with General Burnside n
ths line. The regiment lost two mon killed and two
wounded before leaving the 'front.' below Petersburg,
saturday.
The New York herald., 1864-10-08

FINANCIAL,

pRoPOsALs FOR IoAE-FIvE-TwEsfY BoNpA.
dssgs os.s E s. o
CONGRESS approved Jun. % 1854 sq Noon
Sa'S s y i9%st9 % aon SF Sna' q q
s.moer and On se a. nrs @ das psse o the
sI Hye years. and payable in twenty years from
must be for Atty or some multiple Of nfty dol
s.o o WEN Se
the d Ss' % I'd e a'S a sah
must be deposited guaranty fof payment 81 subscriptions
V" f 'sttss.'l s o:lss s'
s s'a sss;Ss SPcssSsg Pcsssgo bes on ' or
t'ss Charge Ta''l FOR
g. ,fisSs Il % ss S which RSs s
ss FL as &: 'sf
a s % not By It's
TGs Coupon ana Resi- Bonds issasS Under sa,
slO0o hss.IsIsd B'nds q 5000 and nd $1,000 win 30
An offers received WIN be opened on Friday. October
:. hsses: as ."os o.,sr win and De Do e % the .
:ssS:a e VII .ss
2 !hs sgSssrbsrI e. the cost Of The tn:
Win ins.simsnis paid By saoosssfai
oIersrs and VIII be Immediately returned to those whose
The amount q aeeepted offers mus. os deposited ye
nose. adyies of seceptanco Of oaers as Sows-6ne
so per- snd mt s 5 %
TSs bonds viii bear interest from November 1n.ere,.
on depos from their datc to November win be paid by
One haii o the IRA! ins.amen. or twenty per ecu,
e S ns be wS % @
but such will be received in part payment OF the
Offers under notice should b. endorsed offer for
The right to decline all offers not considered advantageous
% the government is reserved y r. RsssEspTs
Secretary Of the Treasury.
The New York herald., 1864-10-08
Indian Atrocities on the piains-A Train
Eccnptnred.

Tho party sent out some tlnie since by MI william
Young, this city to look after tbe train captured BY
turned Saturday evening" bringing In with them most
of the and goods and all the cattle except twen
" two head Cno Of the party Informs US that The ut
most devastation exists IN the region they visited. Tue
ranches and buildings haze all been burned and the in
Aabitanis either murdered or forced to leave. One
family Of nine had VII been killed. Another family OK
Ave the parents and their ohildron had all been killed.
except the younges. child an infant, which Il - sup.
posed carried away by the savages. one OF tho
children ten OF was folnd by our
Informant short distance from ,he road, with Ave
sticking IN the body the head severed from the
body and the scalp token OF. TEc scenes presented TO
tht eye Represented as the most rov0ltipg imag
HAbe.
lxDI0NAnoy OF TIE BLUE NOSES Several federal gun
boats have recently been passed OF this harbor by
ward bound vessels. On one or two ooaasons these
Strangers have had the hardhooi to anchor 10 the fair
way at the entrance Of this port The signal statsn At
Fort Georse has co seQuenv been Kept pfcCty DEsy,
Gay and night IN teegrsphDg With that o. CAMPER
loFn. Tie Information received from tse ia.tal pciEt
p transmitted By telegraph TO the Gogship OF ber
keesty's dockyard. II H. OF course. Gil right that
lktossl nor of.wM, equally with Confederate csus.
p0rt but IL Is. not proper that any such espionage
bAonid be exercised as that so Justly complained OF
Sh1se Of the rruubers who complain That tavors u tho
natter Of coiing, Gc have been conceded 70 fed raj
ceaspers by those in Ruthority 10 Halifax which were
refused 70 the Tallahassee he Occasion of her coming
bsrs TALKING the most unreasonable maDneA Il rs
Versan thai the neutrality law will DO % rgity enforced
- he one hand, and the regulations OF the port " Halt
AX stricly adhered TO TIE other by those whore
1rty 10 10 70 do the greatest eicgier for cithof
pc belligerents 70 attempt any show N institutipg
b1cckade Of any portion OF the coast = Nova Scotia
Within the distance prescribed by the existing laws Of
DAtions. -Hatifas Reporter
The New York herald., 1864-10-08

Al 'GL2Ir.AN LEGION.
W INAUGURATION Of HEADQUARTERS,
Al New yo, aetyal College 90 a,t lpff rnth trees.
Monday evening ne.t G,h mt our bret rem - me
asmy Issy, those Sha have huHofah served IN
either Gr6 ,ited attend. Emiuep speakera VII ad-
dress the msoua 'art!cu.ars N i9,ars sdytTOs,ment
BY order OF Gen. y. II HOBAEr " Rp PGNdens
Ifeut u Secretary. IL .N
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-24

vh~vc. r.yrr,n cx lssrruna's Hats St hrgie Mo-; p.
N Farly St Joseph, Mo, Agent. Ter Y 4 4. L.ai
de- CO. Bankers, 81 sssahA, N; esss rier-
Giants, s. JOSEPH, No.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-24

.eE9-The Mineral Point (Wls) Tribune
records the return of William H. Pi.
deaux from Idaho. IL reports the sta m
pede from that section back East as i'm
fnense.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-24

ETA corouer's jury in Boston return
ed as verdict in Me case of woman
who d "a Suddenly, that she died from
congestion Of the brain caused By Deer
tipatatien. .'pvt7res a.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-24
Professfo1a1.
pOBERT H. GILMORE,
.aTTORJrEF 1T LaW.
KEo KuK, IOWA.
DR. J. f. SANFORD,

kd-0fice Third street, between Main and johnson
augl-d6m &N
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-24

"A bedplste For cne-os the Govern
.lsent' eug;u . Yrs castsas Hutford, Con
necticus, 90, T,wr-day. shieh required
twenty-five tnsNf .Hpa. : The tune ecca-
pied was but sixty five seconds.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-24

keep constantly on hand and FOR sale at the lowest
prices 70 cash customers and prompt men large and
we'll selectsd stock Of
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-24
.HIC HIcHkY RECDAfMEKDED
BIZ the Medical Faculty.
See What Dr. rHu1lps Of the oldest and hest Phys
claws OF 81 Louis saws.

From the Hon. JrnsR LoRp Of the Land Court.
Sr. LOUIS Feb s5th. 1854 -
]. IL Bloop Esq-Desr Sir: I have tried Your Rheu-
rratsn Neuralgia ard Geut Specific, and have found
graat relisS from il when other remedies have failed
sh;pk il A yery safe and reliable medicine.
Very respectfully, yopr friend
C. H. LORD. !
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-24
r.,..t,, nj Jp,r ,s,h ,se.

s LAs.Lrs, NJ. July 10th, 1865.
JoRy IL BLOOD, Esq--Dfar SIR; have teena sufferer
for az wears with Chronic rheumatism and take great
Measure In recommending your Laiiemand Cont and Nei-
raga Specific be the best medicine for that disease
That have ever heard of When Commenced taking IL
i could hardly waik sit si, great wasfhe pain
and Ia three days free from ii, and MY legs sre for
the rst time i've years free from pssn ard feel
nimble that think would he dancing all the While II II
aid not cost much for music. Bat sir 1t 4 splendid
medicine and won.d recsmlnend all those aaice with
those diseases tryit. have jus. found Capt Raymond
a friend of niine} his back with ammtry rcu-
msxism, and told him What your meoirne do for re
he will send to yon FOR Of IT, Enclosed please nna
two dollars and send bstles ~ the Specific
should need it myself will give some one II %
does for there plenty that suffering Win tfes,
dseasea that uaacquainted With yeur nu
think that you ought publish II In every city In the
Union. Very rstpec ti.,i n, w ~ nfnxrrv
@s Residences, Chicago, Ill.,
Pa Send medicine to care Of ,. EN- Nhitma., Chi,
caso. e 49, =
n Ans Cured Hss1sdreSss
-. Asv.ssven shsr esssaestss 70 that sss4 within
- 80 thFss menshs .a.ass2tssss ~ T.
IroR sAHB< ~ ALhaDRve G5aTS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-24
BY LoTTER "
FOB BENEVOLENT FlxPasFSl
HOWE g. TYLER,

At the ACTION ROOM are the lecai Agents f9E thr
ala Of tickets In Rtokuk. Tickets only = Zach.
srrE1ExcEs:
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-12-24

sJ Coon MovE.-Last week Captain
Bagg advertised for the proposals to tran.
sport 1T recruits to Fort Randall. The
only bid made was from the Western
Stage Company, At 1855 per man
Quartermaster thought this rather "steep"
and rejected it. The next day one of our
citizens offered to take the contract At
$l4 per man, when Col. Pattee, command
ing post, gave these patriotic individuals
to understand that rather than to pay
such prices, the soldiers would remain
here. Since then transportation has been
procured at So each man. Col. Pattee
has demonstrated that the Government
can get what it wants here at reasonable
prices when the people are satisfied larger
demands will not be considered
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-12-24

Lg~ SANTA CLAUs.-A reliable contra.
band has came into cur lines, and inlorm.
Us that Old Santa has provided himself
with bran new outfit, consisting of ten
raindeer and very beautiful and commo-
dious sleigh. lie has been compelled to
enlarge the capacity Of his " transporta.
ton" owning to the great increase of
children (see Presidents Message.) aad al
his load will be very heavy. he will not get
round to the stockings OF the little ones
until quite late Saturday night. 1t is fur.
ther stated, and thi, is rery reliable, tina.
Santa Claus has selected Sioux City as the
place to purchase his Christmas presents,
aud AYERS that Kent, Howard and Cola
mer have better variety, and will sell
cheaper, than any other man."
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-12-24

r% MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL OUR
READERs.--We might make text of this
and Gil two columns all about the bard
time we have had, and how hard we have
worked the passed year-how we have
been cursed, and how others hare been
cursed by US, and how little pay we have
got for all but what's the use-nobody
believes the printer. A. Il
We will merely add Gin passing that
If any of our enemies want to try 10 thrash
US, or our friends desire to treat, they can
find Us to day, tonight aud tomorrow, or
any other time in the REGISTER Office, up
stairs, over C. X. Smiths stove and tin
store, Pearl street
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-12-24

az CHANGE.-Mr.T Turner, late Of Fort
Dodge, has taken charge of this office of
the Northwestern Stage Co., and we are
wrongly informed if our citizens do not
find him a thorough gentleman.
We understand that Mr.. Kingsley in.
tends to go on the road as route agent. his
health not permitting him to be confined
to the Office.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-12-24

Ey" CoNcERr-A voca! and irstru
mental Concert will be given at Cas-.
sadys Hall on Friday evening, December
3Oth, 1861. An attractive programme is
announced sustained By talent which can
not fail to make the Concert rare treat
to all lovers of fine music. The proceeds
to be devoted to the benefit Of the Baptist
Church CT this place. A general invita-
ton is extended to ell. Doors open at
g. o'clock. Concert to commence at
o'clock. Aam;stance so cents. Tickets
will be for sale ct the. Postotfice aud stores
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-12-24

ny Woop.-The wood vendors are tax.
ing advantage of the river being frozen
over and the fine condition of the roads to
bring in their wood. Many of our citizens
are providing themselves with years
supply. The best article Of dry ash or
oak sells on our streets at IS 90 per cord,
and cottonwood at 81 90.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-12-24

Ia The following is the question for
discussion on Monday evening. Dec, 26th ::
"Ought the abolition of Slavery in the
rebelllous States TO be condition for the
restoration Of the Union.' 49,.
. Aflirmative-Joy, Ellison and Teomans.
Negative Hunt, Bacon and Pendle,on.
The opening lecture Of the course will
be delivered by J. G. c. Hoskins, on Mon.
day evening, January 81, 1865.
be delivered by Dr. A. NJ. Hunt, on Mon
day evening, January 10Th. II
Any one DESTROYS of having any ques.
ton debated is requested to hand the same,
in wiring, to Judge Pendeton.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-12-24
nGg~ Dr., WIN. r. SMIrH.-We elm tn

TO- DR. WM. r. SM1rH.--We clip the
following from the Fort Dodge Northeast:
We learn from the Waterloo Courier
that DR.. Smith. the popular Surgeon Of
the Board of Enrolment, has resigned
his position, and intends to resume prac-
ticc at his home in Sioux City. DIR. Steb.
bins, of Monona county, has been appoint
ed to fill the vacancy.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-12-24

ET Paovosr MARsHAL.-The North
Vest says the removal Of Captain Curtis
IS determined upon, aud will not long be
delayed. Peter Me'enday of Cedar Falls
is spoken Of as his successor.
We would propose John II. Charles Of
this place, who ia an ardent Republican,
and every way qualified for the position.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-12-24

RAY We are pleased to learn that DR.
Bu,leigb, who was quite severely injured
few weeks ago by the falling of q stick
Of timber, is much better and able to at
tend to business
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-12-24

1G~ PERSONAL---VERY.. A. Sully arrived
in town Monday evening and is stopping
at the Julien House. His staff has been
here couple Of weeks. Persons having
business to transact in his department
will find hi, headquarters in Woodworth's
Block, corner Of Main and Fourth streets
up stairs Dubuque Herald.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-12-24

D~ We received call this week from
C. Kirchner, Jr.. Of Clay county, and Mr..
Lewis, of O'Brien county. They report
those counties in n prosperous condition,
having received large accessions to their
population during the past year, and that
the coming season will be marked by
still larger emigration.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-12-24

Boy VINO Is TO BLAME ?--Three hun
bred Government horses at this post, are
now and have been through all this very
cold stormy weather, without shelter, moth.
ing to protect them from the rigors of an
Indictment season. The result is that
many are dying daily. There is grave
responsibility resting upon somo official
for thus !riting with the interest of the
Goverum ent, and whoever he is, he should
be made an example of. .... IT
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-12-24

kBr OYsTERs! OYSTERS Those in
want Of fresh Oysters would do wen TO
cali at the store of c. X. Smith, who has
jus: received large supply, in an.icipa-
ton of the HOLIDAYS. 1'l>-
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-12-24

RAG WIFE Losr.-The following unique
notice has been handed in for publication,
and the regular price paid for one inser
ton. We trust our exchanges will give
it general circulation :.......
Ny wnf das name Catreen she leave my
house shant ass me-nppose any boldly
trust him on his cont dat be los for
YOU. ..: PErEs l.AFLAM.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-12-24

E5- We are afraid our contemporary at
Yankton has either frozen up or blown
away, as nothing has been heard from it
this week. ="
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-12-24

De- Lo AND VENJsoN-Lo the poor
Indian was in town Thursday with some
good saddles of venison, which were speed.
lily "gobbled' by some of our citizens.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-12-24
J. c. C. HOSKINS, 2. NJ.

y p {
E5F Sioux CRY LYcEUM At the meet
ing held pursuant to notice, for the organ.
ization of the Sioux City Lyceum, A. u.
Wright President called the meeting to
order, and J. N. Bacon was chosen Secre.
tary. The following officers were elected ::
President-JoHN p. ALLISON,
Vice Presidents P. YroMANs,
Secretary--JoHs c. RurAN.
Committee on lectures, debates, &c.,
ISAAC pENnLEToy.
A. r. Wright was selected to secure
places for holding the meetings.
The following resolutions we're adopted:
ResoIrcd, That the meetings be held on
Monday evening of each week. and that
the first meetin, be held on the 2Gth Of
December, 1864.
Rcsolrcd That there be debate on the
first evening, a lecture on the second,
debate on The third, and thus lectures and
debates alternately.
Resoired, That the number Of speakers
in each debate be three on each side, and
that each debater speak but once and be
limited to fifteen minutes ip speaking.
The meeting, then adjourned to meet at
: o'clock on Monday evening, December
25ih, 1864. .....
A. r. WRIGHT, President
j. NJ. BACON, Secretary.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-12-24

IJ~ Pork and Poultry "till you can't
rest have been in town this week. Most
anybody can have a turkey for Christmas,
but the printer.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-12-24

Cay" ROBBERY. money drawer Of
the ALEXANDRA Saloon was robbed of about
$50 a few days since, while the proprietor
was out Of the room few moments.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-12-24

a@- Loox.-On the lst of January, we

n@ Loox.-On the lst Of January we
shall close accounts with those who do
not remember to pay for the REGISTER
There are hundreds who carelessly let this
matter run paper and labor are now too
high to admit Of further indulgence. If
you want the REGISTER, you must give US
something to oil the wheels. If your
paper don't come after January, you can
guess, the irst time, "what's the matter
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-12-24

pD= General Todd left here Monday
morning for Washington. He has been
detained at home some weeks, by sickness
in his family.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-12-24

p9- The Cemetry Society meet will at
the house Of DR.. Yeomans on Tuesday eve.
ming next. These meeting are very pleas
ant social gatherings.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-12-24

RE- REAL ESTATE SoLD.-Char'es P.
Booge has sold his family residence to G..
J.. Tacke,t, Esq, for 81, 600. Good bar
gain for the purchaser.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-12-24

DG- THE WEATHER. past week
the weather has been gotten up in the
most approved style. No one could ask
for q pleasanter winter than we are now
hnvipr
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-12-24

A woman in Franklin county, Missouri,
raised half IN acre Of tobacco this season,
doing all the work OF cultivation herself,
aud clearing eight hundred dollars by it.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-12-24
cgn NORTHWESTERN STAGE .Coupay,

D0r NORTHWESTERN STAGE COMPANY.
AS we have often given this company
favorable notices, because we know it de-.
served them, we trust our readers will no.
attribute this item to the fact, that in
another column of the REGISTER can be
found an advertisement, Of the Com pany
telling the travelling public just what it
may expect from the Northwestern Stage
Company. @s.a-. .5.~...... r..
If We are lot mistaken, the route from
Cedar Falls to Fort Randall is the longest
continuous line Of stages owned by one
Company, East Of the Missouri river. /.
is 400 miles, yet under the present pro,
prietorship of Haskell, Root & Halstead,
and the the energetic agency Of c. IL.
Kingsley everything move. like clock work