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RAILROADB.l
inFFIoE BALTIMORE AND OHIO
" ~ hILnoAp comsANY

OFpIOu phrTTnnpp ANN nrrIn
NJ ~ MILnoAp COMPANY
WnfufreIont december " tesl
On ana eusr sprphn r.ehi, Pee. ISL
t,ness I'm n nm I, so,,ar 'hins'on ana bA'-
Trains MOVING NsRTH
N ro, h1 n,,haLL In WAY TAIIoN AND
a ~ n,,,,s =, nsitimors on wnihs'on 10
Ee. a.NEw YORK AND rHrLADELpH1A
E s.n,,,.ss,-t. wasnins.on L2 n Ariys
s; NJ tiit s,m :Sls; AVN
.L..y. ws.hiagton as !. n, .toppIns ., way
~ y; a.stw YORK NAIL TEAiN.L,.y:
N :. .a.,nh,. :. nnr ~ Ianl no ~ he
Nc;s.|BALfimonE TRAIN AND WAY STA.
=. .1 ~ ny vMs.nnston 1--WE m, oonnseung
ne S 80 p;mn;r,xo,r co,,.,,,r,-,ov Avn
PHILADELPHIA TIE;!A,IN.Is.y. ws.h!Sg,on ! %
~. Anvs ~ nhlumoas Wv y: m. rus tram
,op,, ,. y Denspu n, nesVie, LAUREL and An
20; I:.sosToN, hLBANr AND NEW YORK
Ar, be ~ Nv nos .nss ~ MAIL rs and p.sn
ins line. leaving %. YeIk ior d. E.,f, North
eeysrnpens ofdsrs, 10 insure The mall
TEAisELs. !. Washington as p. N. Arri,. At
b, NJ s ~ 2. NJ %osx ,r,,.,x,,u,. -,
WESTERN TRAIN-L..ys w.,hinston Al 10 ..
n, stopp,ng ~ helay houss for western ps..en-
Esfs 20 tne Enpre, , Irsin ior Grafton WheelinE,
n.,s ya1S sna All psints In ths west hsaehs'
For annapolis the conne.tions will b. made with
the ale . N; and me and 80 ?. n. rom wash
ink.on. NO Hhn 70 or IRON Annspois on sun-
~: ,v. ,.ou,,o .o,,-,,
fh INA m0 NOV, soU,h rkom bhLIImokE
pppss-Iss,s NJ wv MI MAshiNSIos *.
nhhsssS-neave NeW IoIk ~ p. nj ano arrive ~
Mssnintton .. NJ WIN inc Gren Eastern mall
sn1 Ps.so ngss,,.
r1. ph,iad.,aha. y, 81 a AND MA va s
~ M .nd .r,iv. u " M sna S.r na ~
,, 10; s r,BA AZ AND WhsHiNToN COM
muTAIlON ThAiS-Leave Baltimore aTe0h .. m.
Due AZ Uashiggten so !. n.
n Me: s-NEW nVhh AND WAshlNGION E1-
rh..ssnLVe bsamofe SO =. nat reach Wa,h-
Ing W yo,s sun passengsn ann msns iesv.
ing new YORK Nn p N, and PhiiAdelphia ssteo
m. - : -
No6=BhLTIM0RE AND WARRINGTON &C.
SoMmopA ,.oN ihAlN.Lsavs baumores 70 a.
N. que AZ washington iiso o. n, stopping at
10 lo ;s0b o. .rIn MD WARRINGTON Az
CummOphTloN-Lesyebal more
sWp m, Due ~ washington 30 y. m stopping
AWAY tsuons
70. I-nEM fUhh AND WAshlNGTON E1-
fnEss IhAlNIDue ~ Wnhington 80 p. M,
WIN psssenasrs ieavinn rev iork AZ ouo m.
No; S-PHILApkLPHh AND BALTIMORE
IhAiN-LeAve Phi adeipLia LIS p. m, and Balh'
more at eoo p m, and reach Washinston at 7 70 p.
m, eonneeuog ~ Relay with mall train from the
west yrv voux ,,,,,r-,.
No. UNIV YORK, PHILADELPHIA, and
Warrington TRAlN-Lesvs Baltimore SIS
2. M. Due ~ Warrington lOlb p. m, with pas
sehget thvlnG rev YORK a. ll.tO .. m, and Phil
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OIL Assistant id ET%s c.s.1,;l,
DUBLIC SALE OF LANDS IN THE
PARISH OF ST. HELENA, BEAUFORT
DISTRICT, SOUTH OAnOLINA.

Under the direction and Instructions Of the Pros
dent Of the United States, issued Of The date Of
section Of act entitled An act for tbs
Of direct taxes In insurreeionary districts Wfthin
the United states, and for other purposes,n np-
ssid act, approved February 9, 1888, We, William
Henry Brisbane, William Il. Wording, and Dennis
N. Cooley, United States Direct Tax Com mirsion-
declare and make knowa that public sale will bo
held at the ofiioe Of the Commissioners aforrsaid
Beaufort District, state OF South Carolina com,
meneing on the nrst day 81 February, 1885 at II
O'Clock "a m, OF said day, for the disposal OF the
'ono"'ns p IN pS on Rs5ss, 81 land, 70 yiss
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A GARD.
IA AGESGy b. AND o. r. r. COMPANY
OFflCk AMERICAN TELEGRAPH COMPANY, J
..H.r.. asa PeunBylv aniA avenue.
Fer tho benefit Of the travelling public, Notice Ia
sale OF tleketn VII be resumed over this road for
All pArts OF the West, Including St. Joseph and
LeaVenWOTth Ciy. IT.
Tickets can Also be had at this Office for PhllA-
delphta, New York, and BoatOn, and for Albany,
Roeheetsr, Buffalo, aud Niagara Fans, via New
York. ..
baggage checked through to all points. SEQ
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n gnAT r.
hnnd,.d .as. hs s.h tIheS eAoept Two
1890. - 49, - a. ~ sne sams he,e.o,oto
,es, ~ r .yu ne hAx she OF mareh,
IN. .hoy. 49, y. =. Eusus. 49,. lOo
nv ,onth 80 II Tprssn a IN iowgsnlp one
norm seoordIns - ~. p,, que que ~ sna Two W
suIyev Tor ths ni.,,t.t y, sa.sh ScSnnsionsrs
M fhrse ,r.s,. ~ IT, y, Su.n Ss,onna; me
thsNssh, ~ 49, nsuu ~ 20 g sou suolect 70
ne wood 80 S,nh,. $500, 70 Gus anu remove
sation 10 ,hs ovn.s' ''n'fe"om N'noat eompen-
~ w ~ oNu-
On 81 HtLENA ISLAND.
ne norh halt OF the northeAIt quarter Of Sec
lion thirty-one tsl), Township one (I) sou h,
RsDge one ~ east OF the St Helena meridian, con.
ON LADIES, ISLAND
The frsetionsl ,ou,h halt Of the south half oil
session thirty-three (ss), Township one az north
Range one ~ west, eonts ming seventy (7ol acres
ALSO, .. -.
Harbor ........................ 400 acres.
Iripp,s Island ........................... 1000
Csper's Island. ......-..........z...... 1000
The last three tracts OF land will be sold subject
70 the right 81 the United States to cut and remove
the wood and timber therelrom without oomp<nsA.
hon-o the owners
hlsn the following Lots and blocks in the town
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II ooKl LOOK LOOK LOOK
cusroMMADE GOODS.
BALTIMORE PRIcRs.
Now opening at Oak Hall
ron TON
MERCHANT TAILORING RsTABLIsMBNT,
under the superin tendonss Of .r.. .-..
ME- c. PALHRR,
well-known to the eitissns OF washinrtop, WHARF
you will and the Target Aad best assorted stock
PIECE GOODS
hat has ever been offered In this city.
SMITH BROS i CO.,
Oak HALL,
Ne. tst Seventh strssS,
Opposite Post oass.
n. B. PIECE GOODS at wholesale :. Ne ,~ss.
At lowest market prices. ssIs
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HHIEF QUARTERhAsTRR's OF.
" FICE, DhrOT o. WAsnHSros, WAInINsTou
D. q, January 1, ikss -0-'
AlldsAlers IA Drugs, Hardware, LuEhsr, Leather
once Furniture, Hlrna1n, and AAddlsrJ, are 10
quested 70 send TO this onss, on thu MONDAY si
zach weeni seAied proposal OF list, IN aYslsc1is
epot At short notice. Hith thS pri.s OF saah
Arket 10 plain figures, 30 that, IN ease he All.
sneies OF The service require II, the article or ar
loWest price, - ~'
Del.fs Wishing 70 cell to thu Depot win " 70
auited TO furnish ths nGt puuI.2Slly oySEy Msraay
,BriSIdisr sensrsI AID Ohisi 9asxSgsa92r
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-24

IN MAYORS OFFIeE, Dec, 10. 1884,
me public are hereby notified that avery person
within six hours daylight AFT r any fsll of snow
nave the ,ms removed from the pavement in font
2. bts OF mar beaie, der the EeOAiy prtIoribsd
police have been lmtrnsted TigtdlJ 10 tnforee.
.,. RICHARD WALLACE,
atsi~s0ot Msy6s,
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IMPORTANT TsINyAbIDs.
IRoN IN the BLOOD.

THE PERUVIAN sYRvR
Il . protested solution Of the Protoaids Of Irsa.
ANEW DIscovHRf IN MEDICINE,
That STRIKES AT THE ROOT OF DIslAsa
Id. -, By supplying the blood with is
VITAL PRINCIPLE on LIFE lLnhHNT-IRoN.
..r.s- THE PERUVIAN sIRBr
vitsliIes, purines and spIishss the Blsoa, tbsrs-
b. iniusins STRENGTH, vIGoR, and NSW LIFE
into the system. -. I.'0 -
E-Eor DYsPEpsIA, DEBILITY and FEMALE
wEAKNkss, 10 IL . speslas.
Pamphlets free. Up pINsHORH
Depot, No. tsl Broadway, New York.
Fer sale BY all this Druggists. oeii-rksIa
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THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT
ne :, SsS:sIiSer has obtaiasd troz ne Orphans,
Colunbia, lstters 81 Adainistratiop IN The
Rsr.onAl estate q samuel Nelson, lSts n
having claims against the said deceased afs here
~ warned 70 sThieit the ssme, with the Voushsrs
thereof 70 the subscriber on or before the isth day
OF December nextj they may otherwise By law -
excluded from all boneht OF the said sstats, 4
1884. 0ARDINER rUTTs.
deiIiAwsws ~ % Admtntstratsr
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NEW YORK
~ AND
.. WARRINGTON
srEAMsHIP LINE.
sEMIWEkkLY BETWEEN NEW YORK, WASH.
tNGToN AND GEoRGEToWN, D. C.
STEAMSHIPS -
BALTIMORE, EMPIRE,
bALVOR, AND JAS. 8. GREEN
=, Regular Sailing Days WEDNESDAYS ana SAT
ShpAhs, a. 10 a; m. rom foot o. High street,
York. ~"
For freight or passage apply 70 J..
MORGAN RnlNEHART, Agents,
foot OF High street, Gsorgstown, OF
JAMES HAND, Aren't
'e-s.--n WI wall strset New ynrh
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V,RRMs OF THB SUPREME COURT
IL OF TH1 pIsIkICT or cot UMDIA.-Hotiss
ts'hersby Eyen that by Z rule Of tbs Goun, ~
'srrns have been fixed - foliowai = -"-'
Gen0ol TUms. trEa
Third Monday OF January. a r'..#
First Monday OF May.
Third Monday Of ostobsf. aH#
Trpis eftts CrelsH Cs,sf, H|f
IN which alone Jury Il inphnnelsA Tor Ne triai
.... Of stvtl sAsea.l ETuT
Flrrt Tuesday Of February. f ti'1h
Third Mondny OF May, a.rHrfF
First Tuesday Of November. 80 ~
.... TsTms Of Ne Cffmtaal OosSI -sI
nrst Monday Of March. ~. .#
Third Monday Of Jupe. al' gU
First Monday OF Dsssmbaf. 's.s
TgTiS Of ~ DfifTtd Oslrt I'
E1rst Monday OF luna. "" fF
Firnt Monday Of peoenbN. 1852
SpartdI TcyMs lNF
First Tuesday Of yanusTy.
Hirst Tuesday OF vstiuay. . II y
First Tuesday OF Mach.
First Tuesday OF ApEiL .
Ihifd Monday OF MAY, .'t
First Tuesday OF luna. ..f 7I'.
Iifa TuaxdAy Of July. 80 Ff'
First Tlasday Of Settemhof, Hn.Nah
first Tuesday OF OsSobor, .' tFf#
nrEt Tuesday Of Eovmbefi 'Hlla
First Tuesday Of Deesmber.
2. Ords oishs Court ILAnIsa
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA LISxg,
Leave loot OF barclay street a. O. N. Aad ! D, "a.
From foot Of Cortland street At 4, and 10 a h
~ m, and p. M, and - Night.
Ihe pa uns runl daily ell others sundays
excepted W. X eATzdER, Agent
PlIIApElr4IA. Dee: q. iss,. dsii
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PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK LIHrs.
and . p. m. -'
Lave KsnsinGton Depot At Ills a. n, ans, l. 70
Al. me ~ 2. m Line runs dAilyi an oiaeGI, aHn-
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTIONS.
Weekly.
Ono copy, ono yeAE...................... "a 90
Three eoplesi one year. %
Ton copies one veal. 20 70
Daily.
One copy, one yeAr...................... 90 90
f1Ye copiesi one year 20 %
Money may be sent ut our risk II the letter con-
tanning II be registered Treasury notes preferred
When club Of subs oTibers has been forwarded,
additions may be made to IL On the same terms. II
10 not necessary thai the subscribers To . club
should receive their papers at the same post once
AddFeaS
W. J. MURTAGH 4 co,
RaGhtEgi0H, D. C.
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n. B. PIECE GOODS at wholesale :. Ne ,sss
at lowest markst prices. ....... ssIa
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within the last eiEhtesa years, and the nuaereus
Important surgical OPERATIONS performed b. Dr.
and many other papers, notices OF which have ap-
peared AHaiH and again before thu public, besides
his STANDING a. gentleman OF character and re-
.poasibility, Is sufficient guarantees 70 he a.
SKIN DIsRAsEs aPExDrLY CURED.
Persons writing should be particular In a rsstiaR
hsir letters 10 his Institution, In the following
~. JOHN Y. IoHNsToN, H. D..
-, ssltimore Lock Hospital,
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The Death Of General Cor:orn.l.

By advice from Fairfax Court House,
We have feared ihe causes of the death of
Brigadier Gen. Coscoran. On the after
noon of the 81 uIt. Gen, Meagher, who
was paying q visit to Gen. Corcora0, was
10 return to Washington when General
Corcoran and some members Of his staff
concluded to accompany him. Afser leav.
ing Gen. Measher at the station, it was
suggested to Gen. Corcoran to ride Gen
Meagher's horse, which he did When
near the headquarters If Gen. Ccrcoran.
those who accompanied him held in their
horses, while he rode On. In short time
his friends came TO a small gully, near
.he Generals headquarters and found that
the horse had fallen upon him, aud that
he lay there senseless. They conveyed
him to his headquarters, where be was
bled by the doctors in attendance lie
gave sigh on being bled, but never spoke
after the accident occurred.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-01-09

NOTICE h hereby given that by virtus 81 spe
~ ciai execution. dated January LIST, A. D.
1864 to me directed from the Clerks Office the
District Court Of Woodbury. county, Iowa. on Mon
day, February sh, A. y. 1864, between the hours Of
o'clock A.. IN. and 1 o'clock p. m. Of ~ Id day in
font Of The Post Oiio. door In Sioux City. luWa, l
will proceed offer for sale Mt public auction which
sale will commence at 3 clock a. IN, the following
descr ibed premises to-wit:
Lot block 10, lots and ., block - lot T. block
o. lot block 2i. lot block 10, lots aud TO- blk
a. lot 8, block r. lot l. block 10 let g. block -, in
Sio, X City. East Addition. Woodbury. 90 Iowa.
Said property will DO snd ~ tho property OF
Marshall +. Moore, under said Execution in favor
Of Officer Pussy, plaintiffs, against said Moore.
defendant. !. j. LAMBERT,
Sheriff Of Woodbury. county. Iowa.
Sheriff Z once, sioux City, low \. Jan, 7th. 1859.
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aA1SfOa SG sss. ~rnsass SIOu \
war and slaSsacres.

4 GENTS wanted in Polk, Warren, Madison,
"A Adar, Cass. Pattavatta mic. Harrison. Shelby.
Audubon, Guthrie. Dallas Boone, Greene. Caro-.
Crawford Monana, Woodbury., Plymouth. Calhoun
sac, Webster. Humboldt. and kossuth counties,
Iowa. and in Dakota Territory, to canvass for sab
scribers for the above thrilling ami authentic nc
count Of the great massacre by the sioux Indians
The work Is sold exclusively by subscription and
can be uhtaiaea in other way. Interprisng
GanvasSers can make a good thing with this
book. Persons desiring to secure agencies can do
so, and ot ain terms. &c. ly addressing
jauS +. NJ. IIEDACH, Rockford. Illinois
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-01-09
* We copy the following from an article
ia the Iowa State Register 80

"Hon. James Harlan has introduced
into the Senate Of the United States u
bill for the relief of judges Of the Su.
prehe Court providing that the Presi-
dent may, at the desire Of the Chief JUS
,ce or Of any Of the Associate Justices
~ho is over seventy years Of age, place
his name on a retired list, his compensa-
ton to be fr.m 81 900 to $1,000, accord
ing to the length of previous service
This means old Taney!
Ofcourse it means Chief Justice fancy.
This able expoun1er Of constitutional law
and defender of constitutional liberty has
already been too long IN obs,icle to the
onward progress Of fanaticism, and a
stumbling block-now about the only
one-in the way Of those who have long
since forgotten all the moral as we'll as
legal responsibilities Of the qualifying
oatbs they have taken as Z. S. Senators
The article goes on to say -" If the
bill should pass it would be a polite invi-
tation to the old fellow that his official
leisure would be more valuable to the
Government than his official labor
If the bill should pass! What in the
name Of all that is wild aud ez'ravasant
is to prevent it passing? Is it not pos
sessed Of all The requisites to make it
acceptable to majority Of the present.
Senate? Does it not eminate from an
Abolition Senator :? Is it not thrust at
a,constitution lover and supporter. And
above all does it not deprive all those
generators Of the Constitution and Union
of their sheet anchor of hope which in tnis
stress of weather we regarded as the last
refuge to prevent the old ship Of State
from going aslo:e-we had lc, 20 the
anchor r ying on tina, provision Of
the Coc"':tutAn which secures to the
Chief Justice term Of Office for life or
good behaviour, felt comparatively saie-
But here $ move We were not prepared
fora danger we did not apprehend. So
long as this anchor did not drag. we were
safe Etom the breakers. This the enemies
Of the Constitution and the truthful ex-
pounding Of constitutional law discovered
and resolved that the (ated bark shall be
givea over to destruction They seek to
sever the cable which binds the ship to the
anchor. But the Chief Justice may not
conclude to accept the invitation thus
kindly ex ended to him. Should he not,
the invitation will undoubtedly be made
q requirement which he canno. fail to
simply with. BY the introduction of this
CI,,,n1 W. Register has discovered ,ha, the
ton by reason :. .s'sanalifed for his posi-
sicslIy to the sma'les, r,.s sar'vt!ed ply
Ba: finally iiscloses its real se~.,
the removal Of .hi, officer by lenounclns
him as the author Of the opinion it, The
Dred Scott case, and this undoubtedly il
the principle reason for the introduction
OF the Bill by Senator Harlan, d tbs
initiation step towards abolitonizing ou1
Federal Supreme Court.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-01-09

the mines where they worked excellent
The reports which have been published do
not exceed the truth. Many are making
from three to five hundred, and some as
high rs one thousand dollars per day
Wages are FIVE dollars day and boarded.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-01-09
NOR RES
genera, I T.. ~ \ CO

WILL pay TaNes throughout tie state: VIII, rn
" deem Lands sold Tor Taxes: will furnish ah
sfiarfs nf Title; buy and sci! LANDS on Com
mission, obtain patents for GOVERNMENT Lands .
Sars@s ana examine Lands in person. aud give DIES
rftpt'on Of same, and the dstane the Land fr m
the county Seat. Timber, Roads, Streams, etc
Fifty th"nsa,d Aces Of choice Prairie an1 Tim
Der Land Tor sale aoo1 selections for the location
OF Land Warrants constantly ON baud
Jthlo NJ. ArAENRl ( co
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-01-09

MAKING Presidents. We would advise
our Congressman that if they will attend
tu the affairs OF the na,ion--a nation now
bleeding at every pore, with ruin staring
ut Us from every quarter, We will excuse
them from President making! Their con-
ttluenis will attend 10 that for less money
than sirteen doXars Day. Blessed are
those who attend 10 their owl. business.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-01-09
nut LIT TIE NEWS.

We are entirely destitute Of Telegraphic
news, on account Of the backwardness of
the mails, which are delayed in their
arrivals by the cold weather and the late
heavy snow storms. However much we
may regret this irregulari,y Of our mails,
we can't find any particular fault with the
drivers for not exposing themselves more
than they are absolutely obliged to this
weather
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-01-09

The World says that Lincoln's late
amnesty proclamation il like "n,temptiog
10 conciliate q nation Of Jews by swear.
ing them TO dine On pork
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-01-09
AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY,

INIEahore Company willrun Messengersweckly
i to an3 from Sioux City via Fort Dodge and
Cedar Falls - all points Hast reached by them and
other connecting Expresses. Their facilities for
safe, aNpe iitoas aaacheaneenveyanee OF packages
IL nn>nrqa>sedby any other Express Company
Office Mt t'has Keats Drug Store. >ionx city lnwa.
junel3Sn ruAS. KENT, Agent.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-01-09

Thus far l78 persons have obtained
exemption from military duty in the Fl
Congressional District,
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 shocking case of a MUIR
der in the town Of Sharon, Wis, but q
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. lie is
described as about IS years Of age, five
fee, six inches h III, AND has hi, left ara,
ampu,ated below the elbow, and when last
seen had on soldiers oYcrcoat - UuIu,
our Herald
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-01-09

No JokE.-At the theatre in New Or
leans, when one Of the mins,rels pro.
nounced the conundrum, "Why is the
President of the United States like an
owl in the day time,' and before he had
given the answer, because he's always
a, b,inkin,' a Connecticut man who was
present, said in low tone Of voice to
some Of his friends around him, because
he is a d. fool' An army officer who
overheard the insulting remark. caused
the offender to he arrested, ard 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
Hudson s. Joy,

TTORSEYS At Law. Sioux City, Iewa. Will
II prac.e. in the Courts Of Iowa and Mort hstn
Nebraska, oh,ee on Douglas street. decIoso
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SIOUX CITY
Boot and SilOcStOrc
tt
r. .AElzR:lsllIysfa,

ryNiT ter<i-ncd has removed hi -Stah,i- me II Z
/ TO his new huil'ltnE Oh Pearl street, a-eh~
v"%r~ ,' # r%s'% :;ysc "n:,: ,"
leather. NC , t. execute all work in his line 49,
il, the best style ni til" art Emploving none hu :
the Ne IT workInrn tsiH ing hi soma at
tion to It. he can safely warrant all his work Re
p..irin%. Zone uu III ri l.v.ice.
iaul-tt z. kHTMMANN.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-01-09

vl'n = under igned has loved into his noz shop
! on Pearl street. whore he IL new prepared t"
attend to everything connected will the Tonsorial
art in the most fashionable style. The ratronagesf
the gentlemen Of Sioux City and vicinity il aspect
uliy solicited. inib ADAM FALh.
NC. HUDSON, l.. JOY,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-01-09

The Springfield Register says Of the
Chicago Test that it is near being Dem
ocratic Journal "a the New York HcruN
is religions newspaper.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-01-09
4 Teacher wanted.

1 NY person desrious Of teaching a District
n School for a term Of hree months. and hav-
inc the necessary quail heatiens, can find good
situation BY applying the nndersi signed i'm nedi'
ate.y. A. e. SHEETS.
President Board Of Directors, lincoln Town ship
Plymouth County. Iowa. decl2.aw
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-01-09

FROM THE UPPER MISSOURI
THE MAsSACRED MINING PAR
TY..NAMES AND RESIDENCE s
OF THE VICTIMx.-DETAfL OF
THEIR FIGHT WITH THE IN.
DIANS.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-01-09
Approved <ciloa7 Books.

e.ach ~ are now in nae IN our city Schools.
" AN' ratnr and Border, and a large and
heabtfs~t assortment Of thildf"n's
Toys. Also. Sraai.ling's Prepared
tlne, ana iiArri>'s temNnt.
that need M comment t.
recommend them 10 the notice
ii every family Rag, as
us.al. taken in ex-
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-01-09

\ cotempornry saws Miss Anna Dickin
son and other tamscls Of the Womcn's
Union League, have been At work upon
Ola Abe, endeavor'og to stil.''n bis back
hone. That certainly is much better than
for Miss Anna 10 attempt to weaken it.
The Muscatine Journal SAYS Miss Ju
dith I. Anthony, who lived in he family
of Mr. Geo Satershwai.e, near Overman' s
Ferry, in that county, fell into spr:n, IN
fit on The Oath inst, and was drowned
She was about twenty years Of ar", ami
had been for a long time subject to Cts.
The Dubuque Imcs says that f. +,
Bissell, Esq. has gone to Washington to
defend the city Of Dubuque in u case in
which Ge'pcke and others are plaintiffs -
The little SUN OF @OJo, 900 is involved in
the case.
The Springfield Register says Of the
f~t:oa,, Past that !, !. ,..r tai,.~o I,,,