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Ticket or Leave Man, Afternoon an4
evening At Barnums Museum. 0ianls Dwsrfs. &C., ~ -
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Sword Presentation ut Wulfams bur9s
va-Capt Dudley W Haynes. both Regiment n X. W.
presented With magnificent Sword ana Bel y ~
4 token Of valued at 800 The presentation
speech responded 10 In uea and able manner ~ -
recipient.
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Lyons Periodical Drops-The Great Fe-
mae Regnlator-are sold by eli druggs.a Price 81 -
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Miss Nina Geary, the Talented voca!.
list says'r have good for highly mendi1n
KENDALL'S Ambolnc for the HAIR" Sold by ali druggs4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-20

HOyt's Hiawatha Hair Rest0eativc.-
Miss Kddy. OF No. 10 University place. OF Eighth
street New York. says-el have used the HAwathA
years When | commenced using y my hair was 90 gs.
restored TO Its original color aud natural appearance akc
away is harshness and continued to benen BY It's ua
II IL warranted 10 produce effects In all
JO6EPh HOYT CO., 10 University place n T.
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Upham's Hair Dye,
ONLY 50 CENrs A COX.

any, Rcd or Farca Hair us changed ia rev -
oonds 10 a natural Black or Brown by using UPHAHA
LIQUID HAIR DYE the best and ehsspes. IN me wosse
more than others sell for 81 Try t. II Will NOT tniure To
gloss OF The most delicate hair. Sold by J. KR0nBR ~
chestnut street Philadelphia and By all respcctsble dr
gss 10 The United States and British Provinces: ASK -
cy nembod Drug and Chemical warehouse. ssz Broad
way !.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-20

ROyal Havana Lottery..JO Per Oent
PrepSlm 6aid FOR Prizes Information furnIehed. High
est aea Maid FOR Doubocns and all kinds OF Gold and Bill
wr TAYLOR CO., Bankers, 10 Wau street.
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Prices Cashed in All Legal Lottcrtes.--
Prompt and reliable infcrms,icn fyes q sal,
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Horrible Tragedy.

HIils Hair Dys-5O Cents, III ack o.
street. Sold by all druggists.
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Exercise. Health, Amusememt.-W0od
0ymnastc Academy No 6Ess Twenty eighth street. -
quarter
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Omciai Drawings OF the Library Asso.
eisaon Company d Log;,er, q 6en!uckyo ,s.
40, 81, 65, "a, "a 81, 20, Z, a., &C, 81, IS, Sc.
Class 62s-Jan. 10. 1884
IL, ca, 48, 10, CT, 80, u, 10, 81, 61, 50, rs.
FRANCE e. Ellis w.. Managers, covinssoO. ~.
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R1essrs. simmOns, Rogers & Co. arc
authorized receive deposits and make collections 90
account q. e. SIMMONS O0w
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G0uraud's P0udre Subtitle UprOots HAIR
from upper lips low foreheads. angpar Of tho.bedx
Warranted ass BruadwAy -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-20

Opera and Field Glasses OF 0H40
power at IS 80 to Sl6 at HORNS Optical Rooma an er6
way tight up stairs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-20

Trusses.-Marsh's Radical Cure Traso
Once corner of Broadway and Ann street sik Blast1
London Supporters Marshs Spring bupportsv0
SILK Elastic stockings Shoulder Braces, suspensory paa6
ages &C, A lady attendant.
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Court CaIendnr-Thys Dnv,

SUPREME CoURr-SPyiAL TERM.-NoS 161, 1885, fo5,
218 160 &c. 49, 1bS 1885, 192 1906 49, 229 231 TO 234
$780, 237 Issues OF law and TACT. No Is on demurrer
calendar.
SurnsxE Counr Part l-Qwer and Termlnor Part
2-Nos 65l 81, 1872, $780, SAL T9a $50, a96. 6lS, $50.
SUPERIOR CoURr-Part Mos 3245, 1851, 3133, $50,
$780, 1885, 1885, $780, 3179 $685. $751; 1861 $685. $685.
1907. Part Mos. 1852, 31G0 $685. 3f02, 1922, 3lM,
402 37oS, 1910, 1912 1914, 3218 1918, 1920, 8222.
COMMON PrRAs-Part mos 900, 80, eli, las, 246,
$780, sos TO $40, 1866, 800 sos, Bat 1913, &C. Part a.
Nos %, 3o2 303, 307 SIC, t52, 400, 16ok. 2ss, 324
4l6, 205, 81, 1876. 800
Not TO be Dcstroyc ed. -Ph alOn & SONS
might Blooming Cercus Is no. only the enchanting
perfume OF the age but the most ndestrucble. The
has effect upon IT, except 70 increase its deacy II
stainless q: the dews tha, fs upon wsxen petals Of ,he
SON. 5l7 Broadway. sold By all druggists
Omcinl Drawings OF Murray, Eddy Is
KHsr1cxv. ExraA CASA is7--Jan. 10 1884,
62, 6I, 50, 81, 4, So, 2, IA, IL, SO, l, ", so.
Krrucxr. CLASS i23--Jan. IL. 1854
81, 80, %, z. 60, rs, IL, Is, 70, IL, 20, az.
Circulars sent free Of eharSs ns sadre;s M
Coving.on. RY.
OmciaI Drawings OF the shelby College
-~'''''' " RsrnA CLASS 3t-,Jaa. 10 1864
80, 40, 81, "a, Is, ~, 43, 62, Al, 40, a. l6, "a.
CLAss 32-Jan 10. 1854
16, 46, 81, %, %, 60, IL, "a, 20, IL, A, so.
o"'OA'' - '1sx q. sIxxoNs co.
Successors 70 John A. Mocrts a Co.
OMciai Drawings OF the Library Asso.
f.x.Y a. sAuf yn Ar nf ERa ltsTk
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Lesiie's Ginger Wine.
Delightful. soothing. refroshino
For sale at all the leading grocers' in The city
Lea q PERKINS,, Worccstcrshfrs seuco-
JOHN DUNCAN SONS sole agents
ou anua nj eAnt nfran
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Trusses.~Marsh a. co., Radical Ouxy
Truss once only At No vesey street Astor Hos4e 81
Elastic Goods Supporters. shoulder Bracea &C. mor
liant
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Court OF Sessions.

TO TUE EDITOR or THE HERALD
In the reported the HERALD OF TO day Of Burke
Fleming desire TO state that my name IL not Thorn
JOHN FLEMING
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a, 1a uufvi Com pieHioa. -I1a frd' = hi sss4
~ n nas acs,eved celebrity OF having equd
druggists everywhere ~ 80
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COrns, BumlOns, Inverted Nails, En-
rged joints and all diseases Of tho feet without pals
or Inconvenience to the patient BIZ Dr. zACHARiE. Bur.
geon Chiropodist, 760 Broadway
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Rome.

Among the documents Is one dated April a. 1866, in
which Minister Blatchford says to Mr. Seward 80 Ills
Holiness well the Cardinal Secretary are decided
friends OF the Unon and ardenty desire that ls ntcg
ry may be preserved. The latter was strong In his
hopes that tho North would speedily subdue the rebel
uou."
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a" Eiess. ., snd onsaE Article.

Perfeet Hair Dye-Mfiievs. only s6ns.
q DOL rvu. sosd by Druggists Depot Ss s1sy stsces
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-20

CristadOro's Hair Dyo, Preventative
The dye applied by sklful artiss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-20

BatehelOrs Hair Dye-The BEST sfn the
world Harmless. reliable, instantaneous The only nay
fect dye Sold BY all druggsis Factory Barclay srcei
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-20

AZ tho Ore IN Duane street last Saturday night Mr..
John Fitzpatrick, Of Howard Engine Company, No. %,
rescued from the building two children, while danger
OF his own life He rushed up stairs 10 the wAich
tho children were N ana saved their lives just two
tsuR AN Exc WITNESS,
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other day warned Of coalitions formed under
French patronage between the regency established in
! Mexico and the insurgent cabal at Richmond
The President apprehends mono Of these things He
does not allow himself TO be disturbed by suspicious SO
unjust 10 France and SO unusfabe TO themselves but
he knows also that such suspicion will be entertained
more or less extensively By this country, and magnAed
America and he knows also that IL On, Of such susp
cions that the fatal web Of national amnesty s most
frequently woven. He believes that the Emperor Of
France must experience desires as our own for
the preservation Of that friendship between the two
nations which is so FULL Of guarantees Of their common
would be wanting fidelity to France as well az 70 our
own country, IL he aid not converse with tho Emperor
which 70 Il The ss
statements made TO you by M. Drouyn do Lhuys con.
spo psr,ea 10 are entirely sasc
authorized TO be made by the Emperor, Ia view OF the
present condition OF affairs in Mexico. 1t Is true Is
hereafter change with changing circumstance. We
ourselves however not uDobservaut OF the
likely to neglect such provision for own safety al
every sovereign state must always be prepared TO fall
frendsbip cease 70 respect hor moral and treaty obi
cations Your own discretion will be your guide TO
how far and In what way the public interests viii be
tion OF N. Drouyn de Lhuys. -
Mr. Seward under date October %, 1868, replies 10
sinT have the honor 70 acknowledge the reception OF
your despatch Of the 9th instant which brings tho
the President avoid taking my part In the speculative
debates bearing on that situation which have been
red on IN the various capitals OF Europe ~ well az those
OF America determination 10 on the part OF strict
neutrality, wo err NJ ell, Is war which carried on
between tho two nationswth which the United States
maintain relations OF amty and freudship-was promi
nent among the considerations TO which have thus re-
fcrred The United Satcs, nevertheless whom invited
BY France or Mckee, cannot omit TO express themselves
with perfect ranknees upon the new incidents % they
occur 70 the progress q THAI war; Drouyn 90 Ihuys
Naxco and v result N ~ VhQce u his Imperial Hgh,
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Okaps, Ohafes, Saiiowness, ErupGsowe.
9pots Specka and all Skin Bemshes cured by 0O UW6
Italian hedicated SOAP 453 Broadway.
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bottle OAces 48 Deg street. New York aud 203 High Ho
born. London. England
Deafness. Blindness, and ali Defects q
nt MsarHs = ~ D @
Exercise. Health, Amuseme MT Woods
0ymnasc Academy No, dEsst Twenty eighth street. So
0ouraud's Poudrs subtitle Uproots HAIR
S g; 70. ssA'Ad o' Of 'A'
Hoyt's Hiawatha Hair Restorative.-
M EDDY e Mo- 10 SYs nsce is q ECU.
fsas
Is anal 81
JosspHP ss place mv
HIPS Hair Dys-5o $50, Cents, NJ .es ..
street. Sold by all druggists.
Horrible Tragedy.
n b S: % and scs
views Of The horrible conagration from
aSs !'fS IS
senlna the most awful suffering sublime inter
Also many other splendid illustrations in this new type
&c Do not fa TO send your orders in carly Out on FRI
Tor justice please, when IT suits convenience ssy few
valaaSs paper they MONOPOLY Two
purchase q thsr s,oeS
oa with wh'sa Of sees
sf @ better Ssa
Lyons Periodical Drops-The Great Fs-
male Regnlaor-are sold BY all druggsA Price 81 -
Delightful, soothing refrashino
For sale at all the leading grocsrs' in The city.
Les n PerrIns, Werccstcrshfrs ssacs-
In quartz 0n'jj o ofd hi DgRczs SONS sole agents
Union square and Fourteenth strssa
Miss Nina Geary, the Talented vocal.
fssa % ss' ass s e
Mes.r:: Simmons. Roger. e Go. .s2
account. E. SIMMONS 90
Mauger's Direction Labels and Tse9
PSaiSas hs oos ss s rssu M
MAUdRR's ll5 Chambers street.
Opera and Field Glasses OF 0seU
power at g to sl6 at HORNS Optical RoomA an sre<
way one light up stairs
Patcntsi Patsntsg Patentsf
soaaa co % 81 SS q shs r
p ses % ss yes
Patents. aud have acted Attorneys Tor m0ss
sSnanns che Patent Lars ana "a. Other me
tant Tor uVentors tee w hppo~
ton.
Consultation and advice free Address
MUM a CO., 81 Park row, New York or
Corner and Seventh streets. Washington. D. o.
q. T.-1s6O.-x.
We will pay 81 per for all Plantation Bitter Bostisf
delivered at our manufacory LOO Liberty street. 10 Co..
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEIT EeyE1Es STUFF. IN nErfLLzp
Any person pretending 70 sell plantation Bt.ers By Ne
gallon, In bulk. IN imp0stor and swtnder.
SIZE THAT EVERY BOTTLE HAS OUR PRIVATE GOV.
ERkhENT STAMP OVER TIE CORK
r II. DRAKE CO.
sword Presentation Mt Villa sbur(s
va-Capt Dudley W. Haynes. both Regiment ~ Y.Xe
presented with magnificent Sword aud Belt ~ th9
commissioned officers and pryntes OF his commAnd
token Of hei valued 800 The prcsentAuQn
speech was respon ded 10 Ia able manner by ~
recipient.
Ticket or Leave Man, Afternoon an4
evening Al Barnums Museum 0iants, Dwsrfs. &C., ~ -
hours
Trusses.-Marsh's Radical Care Traep
once corner OF Broadway and Ann street Sk Blasto
supporters London Supporters 4arshs Spring bupporte
Silk Stockngs Shoulder Braces SuspenBory Hand
ages, &C, lady attendant.
Trusses.&Marsh q co., Radical Cuxy
Truss once only at No vesey street Astor Hoa9e ~
Elastic Goods Supporters shoulder Bracea &C. isdr -
teudxnt.
uDhu ms Hair Dye,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-07-30

GREELEY on CoSGREssMEy.-Tho 35th
Congress, which has just closed its longer
session, was an uneommonly green one.
We believe not more than half its menu
bers ever before held seats in either House.
A very considerable proportion of its
members are men of quite moderate abil-
;t;es-abou. equal to the duties Of a JUS
tice Of the peace. Some of them bought
their nomination outright; others traded
for them; perhaps fifty in oil got in be-
cause they were really fit for legislators,
and the people knew it. 1t is solemn
fact that we do not send SO able men rela'
lively to Congress Us were sent forty to
sixty years ago Tribune.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-07-30
GEoRGEwEARE. JoHSP ALLISON
Banking & Agency Office
-oF-- < rTEH~.
WEARE & LLISON,
Cor 3dandPearlS ts.,

COLLECTIONS made and RENTED at current
y rates Of exchange; kils Of Exchange, incur
rent Money aud Coin bought and sold Deposits re-
ceivcd and Money invested; Draftsfor sale ou any
country in Europe. ..-..
age by fire.
Particular attention given o the paymen I Of
Ia xes in any county in Iowa. a...
Real Estate bought and sold Land Warrant
located.
We efer to tho following parties with whom we
have done business am%
Park Bank New York;
y. IL. Arnold. rres't Mercantile Bank. Y.
Messrs. Knauihs Sachod Kubne, Bankers, N. Y
Messrs. Chas. Camblos 4 Co., Bankers, Fhil.
Messrs Clark. Bros. & Co, Bankers, st. Louis.
Gen. T.. Harding, Of Union Bank St. Louis.
+. G:Adams, Banker, Chicago.
VIZ, Coolbaugh Co., Bankers, ChGago.
j., Partridge, Esq, Ranker, Seneca Falls, N. Y.
g. W. Norton, Esq. President Southern Bank of
Kentucky, RusselItille Ky.
&. A. Fletcher, Banker, indianapolis, i indiana.
Aon Vim. Montgomery. Washington, Pa.
T. II. Walker. Esd, Salem, New York.
Messrs. II. Markell A Co., Bankers, Dubuque.
Louis A. Maeklot, Banker. Davenport. mr6e
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Sllerin'S Sale.

DY virtue Of an execution issued ont Of tho Dis.
trict Court for tho third Ju i,eial District Of
the Territory Of Nebraska, in aud for the County
Of Cedar and under the seal Of said Court. and to
me dir eci ell in certain cause wherein John VIII
cox is plaintiff AMI winthrop Loveland Is defen-
dant. l have level upon the following described
real estate, to wit:
The east half Of the north east quarter of section
number ten, and the north east fractional part If
section number three in township number thirty
three, range one west ami all the improvements
ami appur tena n.es located upon and 10 the same
belonging containing ninety one acres more or
less. according to the government Survey; situated
In the County Of Cedar AMI rerrit"ry OF Nebraska
taken the property Of the said Winthrop Love-
land. defendant.
will on thu sixth day of August. A. ID. 1854, Mt
two o'clock of said day expose for sale at pub
lie auction sendue to the highest bidder the said
real estate, improvements and appurtenances. Said
sale to take place In front Of the building where
said Distric. court was last held in ST. james, Ne
braska Territory.
Sheriff s olice June 10th, 1874.
SAMUEL VIrrITOE.
july2-4w Sheriff Of 90 lar Comfy, N. 7.
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The Baltimore Convention.

The Baltimore skedaddle is over with
and the Great American Humorist is re-
nominated for the Presidency. Good -
Four years since the Democratic party
made nomination in Baltimore At least
portion Of the party there made a nom.
ination, and then another portion made
anotLer nomination. It's our opinion tina.
Baltimore is not good place for presi.
Dental nominations. Chicago is better!
at |eas. it was four years since, aud we
believe it will prove so this year again
Lincoln is renominated. There was an
array Of one horse talent there. Seven
hundred spectators witnessed the enter.
tainmentr-the political benft of the rival
of Dan Rice. Now comes the side shows.
The circus is cut-the negro m;nstrelsy
81, over with-a fighting burlesque on
= main show with its garniture of
'ne '"- u. taxation, imbseility, corrup.
o'ood' de. '>.5eal.ny.
''on ana doubi. - Provost Mafshals
sy p'1'. ~erc taere; brls'
were there; Postmasters .syenue col
adler Generals were there; ~speeu.
lectors, contraband agents, cotto >.ss
'ators, one horse members of one.h.
legislatures, land officers, Indian agents
nd starving politicians were there, each
nc with vote for the great dispenser OF
reenback patronage and obscene jokes.
But in tn at crowd there was not single
tutcsmaa- there was not man but who
would sacr lice his friends or his country
or some ice more or less remunerative
IS be should prove, on ana'yzation. to be
more or les mbitious or dishonest.
May G cd in His mercy preserve the ma
ton from a confirmation Of such author.
ity, and give the hearts Of the people
strength 20 cut loose from the dishonest
wythcs which now are twisting themselves
into the hearts Of the Republic. La
Crosse Democrat.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-07-30
COUNCIL BLUFFS NoNphRE|!,
PUBLISHED
Daily, Tri-W cckly C Weekly.

'l'HE events tvau>l irnG III the sections occupied
l., Tia" two c"utcI dug Armies II Vita
trrcst to all. because they nt"liN relate to
families and FRI. udS. 4 rcWsIHp, IL tie
dUm through which "" ave f"i i'll C"r1in !.lt Httn
with those Armies. The IroFr1ot"rs Of the N"npa-
reil intend Ia make their PAPER - Lear niIttr II
passing events a it is possible {" de- and in order
that all may possess themselves Il it have conclaci
t" a!"p; the to!low ing their Terms Il sutstil
tiun to the
Weekly Nonrarcil -->iaS'e copies, $500;
Five copies = 81; len Crtlrs >f9.Un.
BY such reduction, hore 80 largely ircrease
our list within the adln.tnI comltive. We are
giving mere i. Cd reading matter in oUr T*fcr II an
is furnished 10y an. other Western Journal. and ~
lower rate>-anI our facilities for obtaining lie
latest News unrivalcd. being the only pal or
cei,ng rel"rralhj Dispatches.
We shall lie thank FIJI to Our readers ftr auy aid
the, may give us in extrndit ouI cir culation.
The Tri-"eckly Nonrnreil--lsi issued
Mondays. " cdreslays and Fridays. and mhf!td te
Subscribers at the low price ut sst Ter year. J.
con'aius all the matter Of tive i>>ns> e the Rally.
and is suited Ia the mail arrargt ments North oins.
The Daily Fonpareii--Isi <sned every al
teruuun (Suniays rN'|fsted( and furnished = Inc
oil Nv ing rates: Mail Subscribers - Ter quarter.
The estahlisIn2cist."n III m basis, of Taily Ia
nor - Connect Bj.ls has been dittrui; tas h, al
not AT all remuneratise. But locking to the trtnre
Of uur youne and growing City We have stli aleas
on and tn-day tle Daily NonI areii II permanent.
II our rat rons " hu have stood hs us we're Nefy
thanktnl and shah he mere deeply obiea'to L! "
continuation Of their patronage.
NuHrARf TEiN1lNG CO.
Council bluffs, Jan IS 1854.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-07-30
OMAHA s. CHICAGO BANK
OMAHA, n. T.

THIS BANK isnow doing al cgitinAat Il nanks
l. ing business and " III discount as literally to
tN8ir depositors and de alers as any Bank In tho
west-willpnrcl base short inc Billie allfhcprin
cipal citses in the Cnion-huy andseli EAehAnHa
Oh New YorS-allow interest on DepUstts md TOR
the ccommodati ion of farm d hose liyine
dist ance the Bank will be open transaction
of business md tho REDEEM tion gifts Netesfron O.
A. M, until ~ r.M. e :
q. II. MccolLOM Cashier
II. \. sACkETT. President =
Omaha, N. T., Dec 20, 1860. s#H@ .
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-07-30

JOSH s7:=.-:.s5x RsvESus.-Vexa'
sbp, questions bder the eternal revenoe
law frquently trasp;re, what hav 6oa'y
be, settled up hy the Commissioners AS
ressora
Collectors will md their labors less
heavy BY the folIerin explanashuns wich l
nav karfeullc prepared from the original
ressipees 10 my possession:
A-"sp,rits of the just men made per-
feet" don't cum within the whiskee bill.
B-"Spirits Of the damned" or con.
struid the same as damnablc spirits. and
1868 m hiohest wiskee rate. ~-r~
C--The tax on "unu. esned poul,.y is
doubled-,he morals of the country sean,
to require it.
D-Bolona sarsage made in part Of dorg
and part Of red flannel, must pa the duty
Of flannel also.
E-Awl tabaker, (unless the manlak
turer diskriminates what IL new and what
IL old chaws) is elevated SO per cent.
F-Minis,ers Of the Gospel. who don't
dew over $1,000 wurth of bizness year,
are exempted.
G-Assessers ar espeshila required tew
see that all men owning wheelbarrers are
duly licenced.
H-Enny man refusing to own a wheel.
barrier will be fined S25 dollars for The fust
offence and $500 fur the sekund.
1.-The duty on Picknics & Camp meet.
ings and 4th Of JuIys, haz been postponed
for the present.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-07-30
PRESIDENTIAL.

Congress before adjourning passed
resolution declaring that no State which
has been formally declared in insurree,ion
shall vote for President a: the coming
election. The States thus excluded are:
Virginia, Tennessee,
North Carolina, Mississippi,
South Carolina, Louisiana,
Georgia, Florida,
Alabama, Arkansas,
Texas.
The result Of the Presidential election,
therefore, is to be decided By the electoral
votos of the foiiowiny.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-07-30
AMERICAN EXPRESS co MPANY

bovcCompanywillrun Messengerfweekly
J. to and from Sioux City via Fort Dodge anu
Cedar Falls to all points Eastreached by them anu
other connecting ExIyesses. Theiffactlitiesfora
safe, heA pc onveyanceof packages
is unsurpassed by any other Express COMPANY
Once at Chas ksnt Drug store Sioux City Iowa.
June l3.3m CUA6 KENT Agent.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-07-30
Straycd,

TyRoM the pasture Of the subscriber, on Perr,
Il Creek. on or about the 10Th ut, ono small
black HORSE, with n Star in forehead, and two
white hind faat. about I've vea,s old. Any person
returning said animal, or giving information where
1t may BIO found, Will be Literally rewarded.
!. u. PINCANEf.
Sioux City, Jan. II, '6i-iws
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-07-30

I reespotfuIlysolicit the patronage Of
the business men Of this and adjoining
counties. feeling satisfied that wecan give
satiafa ct;op both - "a stvie 90 ',-'~-
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-07-30

Congress having declared that Tennes
see is not State within the Union, what
becomes Of Johnson's eligibility to the Of
Gee Of Vice President.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-07-30

Colonel Aderson, Of the LIST Iowa
Cavalry has resigned, and his resignation
has been accepted.