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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-06-04

Mr.. Greeley made q speech the other
night in Brooklyn which was reported in
the Tribune. In the course of his speech
he said:
have very painful apprehensions that
the worst part Of our troubles, great as
they are, periIous and imminent rs they
are, is not connected with this great and
powerful rebellion. The worst feature Of
our Government to-day is the venality and
corruption that has crept into the public
service.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-06-04

1t is almost too shameful 20 tell, but it
is fact, that besides about l 800 privates
who ran away from Grants army and
struggled themselves among the wounded
who were sent to Washington, we're a
number of officers. The soldiers were
sent back to the front under guard, and
the officers in irons. 1t is said that the
latter will be stripped Of their shoulder.
straps and put in the ranks as priva.es,
and serve as such during the remainder
of the war.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-06-04

There are now 6,5Ss rebel prisoners in
the Rock Island, ILL.,, barracks. Since
the opening Of the barracks, 1872 have
died, 66S have enlisted 10 the United States
naval service, and III have been released
by order Of tho President. The number
Of deaths during last week was only Is,
Of which ) were Of smallpox.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-06-04

The Ne,o Nation, a Republican paper,
evidently has poor appreciation of the
transcendant military genius Of General
Butler. Itsums u? his achievements near
Richmond, and represents his situation as
follows:
He is seated on the James river, with
his feet on the bank and an iron-clad
under each crm.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-06-04

The editor Of the McGreggor TINES.
writing from Milwaukee. says:
General Pope 10 keeping hose here,
d" comnonding the North west
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-06-04

The banks and bankers Of Chicago
have resolved to do business on q strictly
greenback basis, and have thrown out as
current funds all the Issues of Illinois
banks whether redeemed il Chicago or
not, and the notes Of the State bank OF
lows and of the Bank Of the State of In.
diana.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-06-04

l. costs $50 per day TO board at the hotels
in Wilmington, N. G., aud the fare 10
represented A. yery poor 1t that
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-06-04

"Par Funds now in Chicago, mean
legal tender notes Of the National Banks
only. All other currency is placed at a
discount Of / to ! per cent. The bankers
of that city who we're appointed agents
for the redemption of the notes of the H.
linois Banks aud the State Banks of Iowa
and Indiana, found it very movement to
be constantly called upon to redeem this
money, and so they concluded to pitch it
overheard. 1twon't hurt anybody -much
less the Iowa Banks. They have very
little circulation out, and want to get it
in as fast as possible.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-06-04

GEN. SlcEL RELIEVED. A Washington
correspondent of tho New York Herald
says i. is reported, il official circles, that
General Sigel has been removed from
command in the Shenandoah, in conform
ity with the Recommendation Of the Sen.
ate, convened in executive session. Gen.
Sigei's campaign has been severely criti-
cised BY oil military men in Washington,
and since bis reverse in the valley pow
erfu' pressure has been brought to bear
nrou the President for his removal,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-06-04
PRAYING FOR DErE AT..NORTH-
ERIN TuRIES DESIRE Lk8'S
RUCCESS.

We believe there are men 10 the North,
who, during the past week, have most de-
voutly prayed that Grants army Of heroes
might be turned back with disaster, and
Lee might sustain his previous reputation
a. a military chieftain by success. We
know there are hundreds Of just such men,
who have no more sympathy for our arms
than Gen. Forrest or Quantrel.-Nusca-
tine Journal
This charge is getting to be made to
often, and with to much effort not to be
answered. Not that we for moment be.
lieve that its authors have any confidence
in its business, but that it being propa-
gated BY the entire abolition press, and
generally accepted by the masses who
read those journals and these alone, has
raised spirit of hostility among the more
igno.ant portion OF the fanatics of the
North 10 the whole Dem ocra,ic party and
its organs, which has resulted in riots,
blocdshed and not unfrequently in death
This is altogether wrong, and the charge
altogether without foundation.
There Is really no cause for suspectins
the feal,y of any Northern Democrat, or
reason for believing that, as a party or in-
dividual,y, they do not as earnestly wish
that success may crown the efforts of the
Northern army, as the most enthusiastic
adnirer AID supporter Of the present Ad
ninistration.
tits true, tina. the Democratic journals
have questioned the propriety of some
actions of the Administration, and some
movements Of our army, and with hardly
an exception the results have proven the
validity of these doubts. 1t is also true
that. with a CONSTANT and characteristic
truthfulness, they have recorded faithfully
the successes and reverses Of our armies.
Never attempting to mislead their readers
BY purposely exaggerating our successes,
and proportionately decrying those of the
enemy, WITH view-of raising false en-
thnsiasm in The minds Of the people. Blu,
though they have done these things, we
cannot regard them as such evidences OF
dis'osahy as would be sufficient to convic,
them Of the crime, in the estimation Of q
dispassioned and unprejudiced public.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-06-04

The crazy Abolition negro equality pa.
pers Of this State are all down on the
Abolition Convention to be held at Clcve.
land next week. They have been for
years running the negro, woman's rights,
and all the absurd folies and hobbies of
the age, and now they are wrathy tina.
any of their radical brethren are opposing
Lincoln. The reason why is, that each
one is pure and incorruptible Lincoln
otiiceholder. They get too much "pap"
from a" government to oppose it, a. they
rather like the corruptions of the Lincoln
machine. That's what's the matter.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-06-04
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- a. - uftl sft a. Msrrh feru. - a..rrt =
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IA 80 sh.l t.kr er-cf 49, arf-a4ra.
.Aslresoi Nh y. Ia
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A. at sasril 49, aasafFfa 49, s-srafr 49,
q 60 Esrr-i -l-'at.- rulsfi-s - Frs.ri.s
- q e-arsrf -
tasTtsr -shfFf~a n ~ 49, s1sfafss = h.r.i.r
srHsas-i ~ stfts.a. stlsl sEif $50. 49,
le tlsrVti a. taaaatas Frafa.rss - - afettsnf
raa a. rsalial fl $500 stl -,
l.a- 49, .s--~t a. rrlaas4 - 1..rt
80 l1esua-saf 80 L r .lasil adsr lsf aa1rs o.
ss e. 80 f. ualrr e. lrlts.s II 90 tlifrlsa strrr
t-rluauF n..t rr-asr.sr tlul-rf nat - t..rlals
sa &c a. a-i rratrur 49, ta 40
.-.-s-a al|r alssstars llur $500 .sis-s --.s.aE.
.klErueal Ma =. ie-a
Az A'r e. rtss tl- trr - 1855 ~ Aprl tru- 81 a..
slrr iafH..l ..arf m O. oazlfF 81 49,. aaf e.
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prp GOODS.

BARGAINS! BARGAINS! BARGAINS
SILKS DRESS Go0Ds. AND sHAwLS
THE GREAT AUCTION SALES OF THE WEEK.
BLACK SILKS, 81, s125 siaS, 81 to 81
COLoRED SILKS, a. ST. sll2t, $3.50 o.
BLACK MORE ANTIQUE, all SILK, 9. 81 worth 81
ALSO,
FINE FRENCH MERINOS in ALL CoL0RS,
From Auction, at 81 81, 81 40, 81 Seto 81 10
EMPRESS CLOTHS IN ALL COLORS,
From Auction, at 81. 3 rs, 81 50 to 81 rs
ALso, .
TARTAN PLAID FRENCH PoPLINs. all Wool. d'uole
"''-' From Auction at 81 ST. 10, 81 25to 81.
ALSO
TARTAN PLAID POPLlNs single fold,
FROM Auction At SOC. 53c' Toe. TO 80.
ALSO,
BEAUTIFUL 'DELAlNES, new and choice styies,
From auction, at she, 4Oc'i anu f'c
BLACK AND COLORED ALPAcAS' Soc, &c.
60c., 20 81.
BALMoRAL SKIRTS. the best in he'cty, at 50 to s..
PARIS BROCHE LONG sHAWLS, from SUCTION at
+ rs 81, Sl8, $40, +l5 TO 500 Ia great 0argainl
Long WOOL SHAWBS. at So - to 81
SQUARE WOOL SHAWLS, at rs t. 30 % 49,
BLACK Tibet SHAMLs, for mourilins' at ~ -
to Sl'
LADIES' CLOTH GLOVES, from auction az ''' ana o.
a pair. =, ,.
b.ruin PEYTON JOHNSTON,
No. ga Boweiy near honsIonsi.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-01
NUF WFRFR PIANO FORTE

TNHE WEBER PIANO FORTE
ia admitted the BEST Piano Forte msie, because the
bedes being OF long experience Is
also aTHOROUGH MUSICIAN, thus combining advantages
possessed by no other manufacturer IN the Uuped states
gocb Ia the testimony Of b. Mills, Robert Heller Geo r.
Bristow VIM Mason c. Jerome Hopkins Chss fIsdei Max
Marezek Clrl An.chutr John Zunde Maurice sIaso.cn'
ovs Sconeia and every good musician in the United States
All nscs ears al once admit their great superiority Ware
yaoms No 1855 West Broadway, near Csnsl'st.
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"A I DE PERCEVAL'S, 60 Broadway. All
~ tnJs Of chill DRENS' CLOAKS and SUITS, Dresses,
Blankets Busques Corse!s Chemaes, Infants Waists Aprons,
Bbs, Baskets &C.
Ladies' Embroidered Chen.es Eightyowns Yokcs Ladies'
ready made Under Garments Fluted handkerchief, &C
Initial. and Goats OF Arms embroidered andkercbiefs,
Table Linen and Bed Clothes.
Bradnss Cotton and Silk Fnboideries made 20 order.
Stamping Enbroideries and Binding executed perfectly
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XyINELAND LANDs-TO ALL WANTING

FARMS.-Lnrge and thriving settlement, min and
beautiful climate 30 mile, south of Philadelphia 10y railroad
Rich which produces large crops which now be
growing Ten twenty and hty tracts ~ hom S25to $50
Der acre payable within yesrs Good business openings
fo manufactures and ohers churches schools ard good so
iety II Il the most improving place East or West
Hundreds are settling and building The beauty with which
the place laid out Unsurpassed Letters snswrd Papers
containing reports giving full information val be free
Address CIAS. X. LANDS Yneand Post Ofice, Cunber
land Co.. n j. From Report Of soon RobiaioA agricultural
Editor of The Tribune; ia II me most esare Jerhe
tracts in almost re Iosin0n and suitable condition for
reasaEt farming that kno0 u tas' nds NE Wsssra
Prduics.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-01
Sales BIZ Aurtion.
A. M. MEsvis. Auctioneer. Il
DY BANGS, MERWIN q Co., Nos. 694 ana

A. NJ MERyis. Auctoneer. -. A.,
DY BANGS, MERWIN q Co., Nos. 69i anu
- Ge6 Broadway, cor. Of 4h-st-Saes Of Books, ga
onery Pictures Works Of Art Fancy Goods Furniture &C
TUESDAY EVENING. nov. ], Of o'clock.
VALUABLE neutrality-suspicious. History. Biosrspny'
scarcs works relating America, Public Documents uio
Books Also Illustrated Works Engraving, ac NC oa'a
ogues are now ready and the Books on exhibition
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Nov. at . O'Clock T..
STANDARD BOOKS-Comprising valuable "oik ~
yeou. branches and Miscellaneous Literature Casci ana
School Books NC Also. Collection Of Artists Me'efis
consisting Of Paints Crayons Inglvin &C.. bsins tue
property OF an srtis, retiring from the procession.
DOOR TRADE SALE ROOMS, No. 493
Bway nearly opposite St Nicholas Hote-GEo A. LA
WITT Auconeer bY j. +. Co0cy. Cons.eiInels 'ohe"oa
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS,
November and {, at o'clock.
SPLENDID PRIVATE LlBRARf.-A ,pendid c0he'tloh
of Books in the various departments o. Lefaure hoy
Science biography the Classics Voyages and lfavel, ''e
Dramas Fiction, photography, the Fine Arts &c, &C. fhs
Itch and Amerc editions many Of which are elegantly Mus
rated and richly bound in full calf half calf Turkey morocco
Russia &C. This the finest collection OF Books oncfel oi
sal. this season containing very valuable ard rare vh
among W hch may be mentioned, Lord Cunpbcs Lives '
the Lord Chancelors. vols. London John Murray 40
Chief Justices, vos London Loekcs w orks 10 ,oi,
full calf large paper COPY; Msru's North Carolina To1
Bacon, Work. 10 vols lacaf; Chanocks W orks svois
Memoirs OF the Duke Of Suly, vols, iu'l calf Sir
James Romly vols. calf Putarch vols, mi Ilrsey
Vancouvers Voyages vols Lodges Portraits, ~ Fols
Illustrated Shakespeare, vols. do France vols aho
vas Works, vols; Hope. Costumes o the Ahfieht''
vols Orr, Circle OF Sciences vols Brsr heoiihef. -
II vo. half calf &c. 40 Catalogues ready Books on eAoi'
ton.
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CRoros AeUKDUcr DEPARTMENT. Oct n, 1864
UNPAID WATER RENTS. Notice Is here.
~ by given that FURTHER PENALTY of TEN PER
CENT viii be added 10 Ill unpaid Water Rents day
OF Nov. next. THOMAS q. TAPPEN, Water Registrar.
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Couartnership Notifies.

DISSOLUTION.-The firm ofCARPENTER,
~ MARVIN Co. 10 dissolved this day Py mutual CON
~ J. II. MARVIN,
q. l.. HALL.
COPARTNERSHTP.-The subscribers have associated
themselves together under the firm OF CAkrESiEh
ou VIC" WV S's'"A"N C. r.. CARPENTER,
NV. MQII.