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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-04-15
no j-mes II. Brown. Milinda D-own Jano.

YTo j mes II. Brown. Milinda D-own Jano.
L 6. Upton. I'M II. f SIX, Willard B.
sraid;nS WI Benjamin BALDWIN Gents, you
are hetehv notified that there is now on fe
in he efiee ofshe 4 ierk.of the D..tric, Court
OH ward County. |. petition OF the State OF
low. claiming Of you for the u>e Of the school
fund of said State the sum of 500 dollar, a.
n mey dse on . promi~ory note, and, q co
the foreclosure OF mortgage given t. . cure
said note, aud that unless you appear and
defend theret,', beisre noon of the SECOND day
Of the next June terra Of said Court TO be
he'd on the 5 h Nnns.- at er the d Noa
dsvi in NJ " 1884, Judgment Will be rendered
against you according t" the prayer If said
Pstton. = EEL !lllo AtGLArHsaY,, -.
4tt- toy ihR
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-04-15
Rea! I. Estate 81 't|,' Gos'
Sale, -

TIVE subscriber will sell good adwell'ss
house and lot-alo o. Black smith
shop IN News Dragon, ipxa. upon tho most
favorable terms. Alsnthe ;. Z. auftter At
Y f., quarter Of section a., township 30,
North Rsnge u. west. Title guarautesd.as.
i. CONVEX isntly situated a. to The, business
visitor, &C.. the land il within one Tell, mile
Of Now Oregon. For ,iuiormst;cn eteuiis
Of Geo ". Pierce, New Oregon, l.ws, % III
.uh.cr;bsr = Y.vs4&A Iva -iafFhw nlAf
~ i sss& rl.a.w4sf1e
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-04-15
Prieewith Hemm,ear and Feller $40
= The Wilcox 4 Guss's Sewing Machine
!. thsbe.t machine, ,rithout rsgsrdto price, for
Family Se,eins, ~, bee NJ. asf7 .rr.
9 5,,", Brs;ding, = ~ ssa''I oatta sssi.
saafsl Hsn,minx, sr,,.~ a. o =, ~
@2lsno> >niFtning.n2oN wAus&
'Hot r0tsn31 b 7xckimS, gtjuI

js,,g s4t ri. II ,,,-. .-s. o.. @S0T6Mc.
II forms 4 fst. even. and elastic scam. which
10 warranted not to rip in wear, even if III.
seam is cut at frequent intervals. and alac
under I'll circum.tauces TO survive tho wash
tub.p Z + ,-,tt 49, s,,s,rr ;.-. ,;:-
a patterned d-yice. Of grent utility to learn
er- prevents the E,"ss bil;ty Of the machine
being run in tho wrong directions ar the bal
ance wheel wearing lady's dress. rstog
Another feature which deserves particular
attention n the Wilcox Patent Needle. which
cannot 10 set wrong. ... as=is. La
1T j. cmrhaticallv tho good, low pricco
Family >cwi, z Machine that tl,r'pnll have
long been waiting for Bottom Transcript
1t is indeed u wondeif, production, and
for family use especially no other will bear
anvcon par;stm with it.'-Phll Fee formal
"A mechanical wonder."- Seirnt;fe Amer.
"Among the hest and most eerviceahlc
Sewing Machines. Light and elegantly 6n-
isl.ed, and so simple in Its construction, that
it seems almost impossible for it to get out
Of repair" PittIurg Chronicle "
.sHas combined with its own peculiar n, r.
'ts all the really valuable improvements OF
the higher priced machines. - Pennsylvania
This machine. in the opinion OF the COM
htVCpO HIS more UcHVIV the requirements III
perfect family machine than ny on exhi
bitten - Franklin instl1ue Exhibition Re-
mort Of 1858. .s
Taking into consideration simplicity. cheap.
ness. durability. and doing all work, the com.
mittee were unanimously in favor OF vii cox
4 Gibbs. ~ single thread maohine.'-
Pennsylven;a State Agrit ultural Soe,etys Re-
port
I'VE mnst in ju.tice, express our conf
dence IN the n,eri If the Willcex & GIBBS
sewing Machine. We CONSIDER hat a erea,
desideratum has been supplied by it, in prov.
ing, hey nd doubt. that two threads ara not.
IA was supposed. necessary to a good ma
cline."-Chua.an Adroeate end Journal.
June 81. 1860 s..-,z.a 49,. Co.,,
"Aiter much wear AID may washines
the stitchingi. found to retain III the round
ness, evenness, -id a, names which are SO much
admired 4. hrst." New York Sun. 5ga1-,r
'''n principle it is perfect - Engineer.
london ss
HAS evident points IF superiority over al
others "--Philadelphiu Prsss. t,,1 ss9s...t3
"a eerv,ceable machine. Of this We have ex
perience in ournwn family ; Boston Traveller
''The beauty and simplicity Gifts nechan-
ism are admirable - Express aal
.No Sewing Machine heret"f"rc introduced
has. in 50 short Tine. s.quires such we'll
mer'tcd popularity ~ Cincinnati Gosette.
1--WE "A. ecm 4 the best machine for familt
nae. The tie itch is e1eeptioaA6le Sign
ed BY MANY hundred citizens Of Philadslphis.
~ SEND FORA CIRCULAR. -, /. 80 y,
>, JAMES WILCOX. MaSutaetdrsr,
s%evlg1} 0osae sltos@xsp,LEN
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-04-15

no Nathanil Pullman, Nancy Pullman
L Friend Dayton, Francis u. Je~ett and
e. ". Sche6elj /: Gents, you are he eby no
tiled that there is now on file in the odcc OF
tho Clerk Ut the Dist let Court Of Howard Co.
Iowa. Petit on of the State OF Iowa, clnil..
inG of goa for the IRE Of the school iu-d Vi
said state the suna of 1925 dollars rs money
due on promis.ory note and also the re
closure If 4 mortgage given to .esnre said
note. and that unless you appear and defend
thereto bsf.or noon Of the econdtday OF the,
mex. term Of .ad court to be held o, the
9Th Monday after the Bird NJ ndny in May
l. D 1864, default will he en,eredasd iuds-
N eRs rendered against vou tn reon. 81
MILO NcGLARTHERi.
ATTY fer PA.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-04-15
ITO VIM G. Harlow, Margaret Harlow

To VIM G. Harlow, Margaret Harlow
= J.cob Kaye', John Harlow, Wil'art
Converse. r, L. Taylor AID a. N. Grant
C.ats. yon nrs hereby notified that there j.
now IN 'sile in the Office of the clerk Of tn.
D.ttrict Court If Howard County. u petition
Of the State Of l-wa. claiming Of you for tn.
use If tho School Fund of said State the sur
Of. ais d"tlars ~ money due on prom,ssor,
note. and also the foreclosure Of = mor,gag
EiScn to secure the payment ofsaid note, An Z
that unless you appear and defend there'
hefm noon IT the second day 0: the mex
term Of the District court OF sad county Il
be held on the S.h Monday after tho 3rd
Monday in May 4. ,. 1864 default will b.
entered and judgm "nt rendered against 30.
thereon. Milo NcGLArHERY,
n9l.4l Atty fr Pr
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-04-15

ITO Earnest Bs.rmnn. J ": + c.u>. w.
L Fake, Baldwin & Fake, Sylvester Barnes,
JAS. H.B Harris, and SHE = frovot Gent,
you are hereby notified that there ia nov on
Ale i. the Office oft Clerk Of the District
Court OF Howard County. n petition of th'
State Of Iowa canning ofyon for the use o.
she School fund Of said State, the sum
ats dollars - money due on 4 promises,
mote and also the foreclosure Of :. mortgage
given to secure ssid note and that unleG
you appear and defend thereto before noon
Of the second day Of the next term of SAID
seurf 70 Re begun and held Oh the 5,h Won.
day after the srd Monday in May A. ,. 1854
default will be entered and judgment will 10
rendered agsinst you thereon. mr.
Mile Acts1 ArHERT; Atty for Plfl
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-04-15
Prof. q, ]. Woods
HAIR REST0R

TTalso prevents the Hair from becoming
L unhealthy and falling of. and causes il to
grow and thick~n where tits gone, by resn-
scitating tho organs necessary to supply
nutrment and coloring matter.
Thousand Of ~ld ers in tho Army have
testified 70 the above, who had become gray
and lost their Hair by sickness, change c;f
climate, and inattention, while performing
camp duty.
A. restorative and Dressing,,t has no
equal. [nsov4v1I
Sold by DR.. J !, Glemner. New Oregon
sad by H. Ssevil, Chicago Ill.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-04-15
Si7 BROADWAY, NEW AOGk.

S@l DRtAiN AZ, NEW IVAN.
II WAS pronounced superior to all othe
at the World Fair in London, 1862. |,
took the Fir.s Premium ut the great Fair Of
the AMERl AN INSTITUTE. IN NV York
CITY. 1863, where the Judges were rrsct;cs
mechanics and appreciated coz WHEELS
II took the FIRST Premium, at the
Ns,r York >tate Fair. =. 1862 and 1863.
Isrmont state Far 1868.
Pennsylvania STATE FAIR -. ......ls63
Wich,gU.. State Fair. 1853
lord State Fair. ....ls63
Illinois State Far ...lS63
Ard a. County FAIRS ,ri,ho"t number.
AND ADJUSTABLE!
Il SareS Time. Labor Clotht, e.d Money
easily and nrnly secured the tub washing ma
chine and will fit tubs a. any size shape 10 SIMPLE
its construction and does easily get out Of repair
l,isno. only PERFECT wRlNG"R. but the Cog
wheels give ii POWER which renders it . NEST sNckL-
pressing and s.psratne does, the Dir!
with She WATER from the clothes.
4ny UasaeruonGn ran use .t-s CAE!a ten
.-.. years old can wo'k it.
vii, its every smiths in the saving Of clothes
We hare Screen sizes. from IS So 10 $50 90
Tie ordinary Family sisesare No. /. TO-
md No. ?, l.. 7he>s hare
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-04-15
HOWARD ASSOCIATION
PH.LADE! FHyA, "a.

PHLADE! rHIA, PA.
niseoses Of the Ne,vous Seminal, Urinary
~ and Sexual Systems-new and reliable
treatn,ent-in Reports Of tho HOWARD
ASSOClATiON-scnt BY mail in reaied let
tor envelopes, tree Of charge, Address: Dr..
alton, No. South Ninth. Street. Philadsl.
.hia, Pa. it.ff z ~ = II (ul2v5yl
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-04-15

EJR SALE-A valuable farm situated
II about midway between the towns Of
varnon Springs and Howard Center, con.
tainine. 2iU acres. 100 acre- of it tin.her, -
scrcs 1ni1er cultivation 81 acres under pa--
ture. nnmnA6sa and nednw sttashed lts
-SuSf = found in Howard County.
Il will 3HentA5hesp for cash. aEngnire, ON
shs pre~isessr Of $. M Cole OF New or's"n.
ALL Hssspn Springs Hox.rd 60. loaw.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-04-15
Pref. 0, ], Woods
lair RESTOR

THIS Astonishing preparation turns the
l. hair ack to its original color after
having becon gray. and re nstatesit in all
it's original health. lu>ter. sn'tness and beau
ty--rrmoves all Dapdruff from the Scalp, and
all unpleasant ,tchings. 1t will also cure
Cutanenns, Ernptiens sueh ~ Scal!-Hcad
letter. &C.. and hence creates q perfectly
healthy condition Of tho Scalp. by act ng a.
Stimulant ans Tonic to tho organs sup
plying the coloriny matter to the Hair. com.
pletelv restoring them to their original vignr
and hcalth--thas preventing all tendency to
become gray.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-04-15

Say to a woman that she is wicked
obstinate. frivolous, but add that she
is beautiful, and she will think kindly
If you: hut tell her that she is gocd
kind, virtuous. sensible. but, very home
~, and she will never forgive YOU ss
long as she lives.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-04-15

a frst rate quarter section of prairie land
PIX miles west of New Oregon. Price
$3.50: Apply t. CHAP, MAR.
MALL, Vernon Syringe, Howard Co.
iowa. "A March 10, 1884,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-04-15
PROFESSOR ,LElBlG;

,<iB&i bar al { phi =
and give. the essential full strength and de-
lic;ous flavor Of OLD GOVERNMENT
J.4EA COFFEE. which il the only q"alit,
of Coffee used in il. preperation. without any
Of that narcotic quality which 70 sadlv dam
age. the nervous system in the use Of even
the best grades OF coffee ~ ordinarily pre-
pared. ,,- - -.
81! 1t gre. the essential tenio and diuretic
elements of Dand-lions without The ''hsrbv.'
coarse taste 60 asgustinE and yet u ays
tcund I'M the ord sarv Dandslion Coffee. =
1t is known,to all acquainted with chemis-
.-- that the essence. or CT or VIII 'tever
name may be given It, when properly and
scientifically detained from 81 , herb or plant
is a fur e;fferen.a article frhu that produced by
putting that plaus into water and boiling It
ont-per,nifting the escapeof tho most ex-
ouis:t and reliable stterg h and leaving the
coarse and ssrthy drug Presiphatcd OF in
solution. sa3 sgf rIgtai..,at.-.; g.
So this prsIsratien combines the exquisite
ar, ma Of the Jaws Golf 4 with the Highest
essent al excellence of the most choice Dan
delion- Welding the spirit wishpni TIE gross.
or earthly 'b0dy of both = thereby avoiding
the 1e'eterinns effec to Of both and lbsosn.inS
at the same time r1na:. <a.s =. s.a.,e. ,,,.,.
q q -
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-04-15

COUNTY WARRANTS, wanted, for
whi h We will..at Ill times paw the high.
est price il cash. April 5th 1854
n9jtfl CLARK & SON.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-04-15

because Of its great Tonic and Diuretic quail.
ties. .' 81 = .=e.i' 4.
The simp'. fact that tho prepaI alton is
from Rartn l.eibiy viii commend It to the
attention IL the scientific in I'll parts Of the
country. while the nse Of 1t will At once and
permant'v prove to the masses every where
that it il the long needed desideratum-in
its way.
The immense popularity Of this COTE" in
the Old World is an earnest that its use and
popularity in America is bound to become
co tinent wide No.
Another consideration not to be overlooked
in regard to the matter, is that
1t Costs less than Ordinary Gree n
."1Gr Coffee
And it rcquirs less than half the guam
tity to give the same degree OF strength
and its use proves it at 80 cents 1"
pound to- he cheaper than Maricabo
coffee ut Is cents-afprund.
= Neatly packed in pound pa
pers with full Instructions for
use on each lahe'.-in, SIXTY
POUND BIKES. Prices 80 cents
per, pound "A liberal disc uni uni
to the trade. al sadl aos .eI aa'
Manufactured by the PEOPLES
PROVISION Co, 26S Greenwich
S ret, Y. ~, ID whom all orders
NAV be addressed.
Sold by wholesale Grocers and
pruaeists. [n4s@4yl
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-04-15
1th OREGON 1|lain Ilsaltrs

Coop ADv,cy ( Always sat next
to the csrver if y,m can At dinner. Ask
no wotnsn her age. Re civil to all
rich unclcs and aants. Nsverjrke with
a Jealous husband. Your Oldest hat Of
course for an evening party. Don't
play .hcss with wil,w. Never con
:radict . man that shutters. Pull down
the blind before you put en- yoar wig
Above all, buy your Clothing, Dry
goods, ua,s and Caps, Boo,sand Shoes.
&C., &C.. at Hamm erslaugh Bros, No
101 Main street, Mcgregor.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-04-15
Phrenology Proved Illustrated

AID ArPLMp aeeonpansdby Chart, embracing an
Analysis Of the Primary MentS Powers in their Various
Degrees Of Development the Phenomena produced b
thsr Combined Activity. and the Location Of the fhrs
biological Orxans in the Head Together with view Of
the Neral and Theological Bearing Of the science. Price
81
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-04-15

eipes Founded on the Nature Of Man. Ry ). spsrn-
helm, n. D. With an Appendix. containing Sesoc'r
tion Of the Teuperaulrnts, and and Analysis OF the
chronological Faculties. Muslin, 81 y.
We regard this one Of the NEST important
that been offered to the lie for many years l,
10 full Of sound doctrines and practical wisdom
---- --Eosten Ned and Sur Journal
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-04-15

PHREsoL and PH1sroLoey. It contains deanition
Of each fscuy Of the mind full enough 10 be clear yet
short not wear. together with comb nations
the faculties and lna Engravinys TO show the organs
large and small thereby enabling all persons. with little
study, 10 hece~e acquainted With practical phrc noogy
An excellent work for students CO
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-12-03

~ EXCUSE OUR MoDEsry.-With De-
coming mod-sty We doff our hat to a cor.
respondent Of the Fayette county Pioneer,
for the following: II write in the sane.
forum Of the Register, Frenzy q. bis case
solitary and alone, his composi.or having
been drafted. But be is equal to the
emergency and the sterling and .ound old
sheet is bound to make its weekly visits
as regularly as the day succeeds the night.
He is q host within himself, and being sc.
cond to no one as q printer, and being
possessed Of pluck equal to six mule
team, he is bound to succeed. But will
not speak of the generosity he extended to
the unfortunate, how he furnished me with
lodging when even the sidewalks and
hitching poles were occupied, nor of the
good meals | got at the Hague House,
kept by the smiling, Tsckett, where a
man ought to stop who visits this busting,
cosey and thriving town. But as / cannot
do the subject justice in this letter, l will
give it trial in my next"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-12-03
~ PErERsoN's MAGAzlNE.-We ar

"a PErERsoN's MAGAzlSE.-We are
in receipt Of this popular Lady's Maya
zine, for December. 1t is a splendid mum.
Der with superb title page for lS64.-
Notwithstanding the enormously increased
price Of paper, and the rise..in all printing
materials, peterson" will still be furnish.
ed at t,co dollars a yecr. No Magazine
Of similar merit approaches it in cheap
ness. Its stories and noveletts are by the
best writer's la 1865, four original copy
right Novelties will be given. Its Fash.
ions are always the latest and prettiest.-
Every neighborhood ought to make up a
club. It is the Magazine for the times
Its terms to clubs are unprecedentedly
liberal, viz IS copies for $40 or Ii
copies for $4,000. TO every person get.
ting up a club, Cat these rates, the Pub.
Usher will send, as q premium, tina. sup.
erb engraving for framing, sizo q inches
BY 20 inches, "Washington parting from
his Generals" or al extra copy of the
Magazine for 1865. Address. post paid,
Charles J Peterson. BOG Chestnut street,
Philadelphia, Penn.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-12-03

~ Just received at the great family
drug store Of C. K Howard, a we'll select.
ed and extensive variety Of most Of the
recent publications. These works were
bought expressly for this establishment by
its special agent, VIM. F. Faulkner. Also,
a large lot Of the most conveniently ar.
ranged diaries fer 1865, that have ever
been issued. Those in want of drugs,
segars, stationary, &C.. canno: do better
than to give Mr.. Howard call q: his
store on Pearl street.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-12-03

~ We are happy to be able to IN.

~ We are happy to be able to IN.
uounce to tho people Of this city, that
preuonitory symptoms Of the Dubuque
i Sioux City railroad exhibited them.
selves in town on Saturday last, in formo
Of corps Of engineers who had just run
. line through r,a Onawa. If any evidence
had been wanting of truth Of our asser-
ton, that "the Dubuque h Sioux City
road would consolidate with the Cedar
Rapids and Missouri river road-and that
out one line would be run through from
the place Of the junction. We have now
the most conclusive proof Of what We have
80 often alleged in the fact Of the survey
Of the route on the line where we charged
it would be. This survey Of the route BY
tho way Of Onawa affords sn excellent
opportunity for those enthusiastic Hubbard
men to put into practical operation that
gentleman's theory Of compelling the road
to run on . line somewhere in the neigh.
borhood Of its land grant. viz by appeal
ing to our Courts to prevent the Compan
from doing tho very thing which Judge
Hubbard in his legislative capacity secur.
ed to it the right to do.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-12-03

~~ GoDEY's LADY's BooK.-The De.
cember number of this monarch of month.
lies is At hand, and we'll and amply sus.
'ains the liberal promises Of its proprietor.
The December number is indeed worthy
of the high reputation it has earned in
the past. The engravings are the finest
and most varied of any magazine publish
ed. The reading matter in keeping with
the whole work-not a contributor being
engaged for it who does not rank among
the foremost with the literature of the
present day. Now is the time to su bscrbe,
as new volume commences with the
January number. Let none of our lady
friends be without it, and let none fail to
begin with the new year.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-12-03

~ The District Court Was in session
all Of last week in Monons county. Quite
an amount of business was disposed Of
and in the case of Maynard and Wilsey
the question Of the effect Of the absence
Of U. s. Revenue Stamp on an original
notice was passed upon, and the U. s.
statute declaring all processes by which
actions in courts Of record are commenced
null and void without fifty cent stamp,
was declared unconstitutional. WAS not
the loyalty of our District Judge so we'll
established on the sure foundation of Faith
er Abraham, his fealty nigh. we'll be
questioned.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-12-03

~ DlED.-In Sioux City, on Sunday;
November 9th, MATILDA TRIP, wife Of
Willis Trip, Co. c, 9th Iowa Cavalry. in
the 2Sth year Of her age.
The deceased leaves three small child
rem, one an infant, with soldier fa,he,
who should have the sympathy Of the citi.
zeDs and bis fellow soldiers in this, the
severest hour of his distress. II il we'll
known that when 4 mother is taken away
the child has lost its great support, even
in civil life; then how much greater must
be the afll LECTION when the father is q sold
er Let US oil sympathize with the be.
reaved father.-Cox.
Fayette county papers please copy.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-12-03
~ The farewell ball Of tho late CON.

~ The farewell ball of tho late com.
pany Of Captain Willard, ct the Wauregan
on Friday evening, WAS one Of the best
attended and pleasentsst affairs which has
graced our city for some time. The mem.
bers Of this company were composed 10
great part Of citizens Of Sioux City, aud
hence We have always felt an unusual do.
gree Of interest 10 their success. Though
We would make no invidious distinctions,
We cannot forbear the remark that no
military company in this department has
deported itself With more propriety or &C.
quired equal proficiency in drill.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-12-03

H~ Captain Eicher has purchased the
celebrated (saw) horse, Honest John
Hittle, We must congratulate the Capt
on his bargain. Metbinks we see tho
SOLITARY horsemsn'' vending bis way to
our wood pile, the noble s,eed prancing
and backing. The value of this celebrated
horse is in the style Of living--he being
able. when corn is worth $3.50 per bushel
to live on saw dust. and the very shelter
he needs is a wood. shed. Captain, don't
spare the whip
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-12-03

D~ SKATES. -Grouinger has on hand
= complete assortment OF Skates, of all
sizes, patterns aud quality. The ladies
can be accom- odated with very beautiful
article. But the latest novelty in the way
Of skates, are his new beginners. They
rae a curiosity. and We advise those desir.
ing to learn to skate to call early and pro.
cure q pair.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-12-03

~ We we're favored this week with
the first number Of the Independent, =
new paper published at Fort Randall, D.
T., BY Messrs. Shaver, Wolf l. Mckay
Although rather small in its dimensions,
1t - very spicy institution, aad we should
think from ito tone and character we'll
calculated to give general satisfaction.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-12-03

~ We are pleased to see our young
friend NJ. N. Farmer, At home again. He
has been attending the Com ercial School
at Pouehkeepse, N. Y, where he acqui..
ted himself with honor.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-12-03

~ Judge Whiting, Of Monona county,
was in town this week. His business here
was to procure = substitute to take his
place in the army. We can't spare you .
great deal of sympathy Judge, as We ex
pect to need it all for ourselves before the
year is out.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-12-03

pB- We would call the attention Of
those having business in Cherokee county
to the card Of J. II. Davenport in another
column. This gentleman has recently
opened an office in Cherokee, and from
our knowledge of his business capacity
We can safely recommend him to those
having business in his vicinity.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-12-03

An Irishman, Who had been asked to
furnish proof OF his marriage, took of his
hat and exhibited scar on bis head
Here" said he, "is ms marriage cer,i
ficate. Tbats Judr's mark