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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-05

Gold is lower and quoted at lj;, 1873, and
no, IN special demand. Upon the stsoe Stocks werc
stead, and IN good d.,land. Unisou River sold at
1921 e1iJ. Eevyork Genital. 1921 slai. Atthestock
RIchang., Government, wero steady Rosb tered g..
lssl lo5i 6iC7, JHs lni 1851 Boricr state bosds
doll; Missouri 90. %; C,'hrnia IS. s-iel25 Cunton.
3sid39. Pennsylvania Coal ls6el.0i QuickAlyc..
.9,s4si, Cumberland 81 a5l'. Pacific Mail
2oia2g7; Centml Transit 81 Ecw-York Central,
10, ei12i, Erie Railway lc7i@IO'i, do. Preferred.
I0iiGl0ii. lirdson River. A-:dlfaj, Harlem.
I0iaIOg. Reading. lls;allG Michigan Central,
1881 alJji, 10. SoutLoin. o., as2ii 10. Guaran-
ned. i94, Panama 2a2ae.J nipola Centrel 1914.
Stocks continue active. aud whoio ad' .noiHg.
few share, show quito RAPID nse. but tho noticeable
tauf. is the steady upward movement Of the st with
small regard 10 values upon tho growing ease in money
The force II speculation ceIters upon railroad smres
paying dividends nrre enough to temp. cfnons people
10 consider them profitable mode of employing Idle
money proceeding nom tie national oA2end.Luo. 1h'
volume II currency 10 steadily increasing and under
Tho organization of National Bank. win continue TO *
p.nd Tho new systein cannot .np9rseds tie State
banks until II gets operation itself and ,hcrs vii
soon be AZ the command u borrowers rom the new
hanks An excess of money at lower rates, stimulating
spcculatons that viii In good ho 10 crushed by the
decreased volume OF oaucrcy to attend lhe later
ponls 81 the Rebellion and tso consequent decrease
Of the Govern mt expenditures underlying the
monetary expansion u tho country. Al tho closs
prices had s.rorg upward tendency. hmo-s
tho Leading Stocks to-day twas Cleveland ard 10
ledo which sold 3Ti y IL understood that tie Az
lantic and Great esiorn an It's friends now own 81 os
a, tie stock and o. d, u third rail will 10 Laid thus put
ting the Atlantic end Great Western npon the lake
Toledo IN with the Michigan southern
giving tao Ere controlling position In regard to rGI
flo which hss for years enriched tho northern routes
This noyem.lt vii "a he opinion OF railway people
canss the briding OF parallel road by companies aas
and went which cannot tho traffic diverted from It's
usual olanne The cost Of the new road Is estimated
L. go CO., Of which the greater part has been offered
JEe Toledo road earned in January sl4s72s. again Of
60 77e. Ofthe miscellaneous stocks Quartz Hun w.s
scive ~ l.lal3 end Mariposa at pa a9l Copako wa
quoted at "a aIJI; Bucks County at !9li, Ccrtrd
Coal AZ S0a6o, Minnesota Mining ut 70d7l Mississippi
ard Missouri q, a, ai3 The csng prices were: Cold
1915; New York Central. l3aii Lie i0s; ITie Pre-
forred. lo2i Hudson ASA, Harlem. l03; Ilsskhg r6i
Michigan Central. l34; Michigan Southern. 90. HI
nois Central 1871 Cleveland and Pittsburgh. ii3ii
Gacis. 1881; Toledo 1885, Rock lsland, l4J, Fort
Wayne. 6S1
Freights are less active. and rates are lower,
particularly fos Grain. To Liverpool the engagements
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The whole 81 the Coating deb. hrs been paid OF rs
well Indebtedness for tie apons OF tie state Of
Missouri.
The New-Ycrk Fire and Marine Insurance
compsny have declared scai.annu1i dividend II T.
cent free Of Government ,aS. payable on demand
Tho Elm City Bank Of New-liayen las filed
lapers rs National Bank" and incgess, - caGitl
$4,000
\ nc,s banking house hes been established by
W. II. Marston, lcgg ard f,vornbly luoyn IN Wal
street HIS business VII include the purchase and sale
Of all descriptions OF stocks and gold aud collections
geucrnlly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-05
arc. 1900 bash. Wheat at sio4A In bulk and bags

chiefly a the inside rate In bulk LOCO bbs Flour Al
iOld 600 boYes Racon at los. per neutral packet 80
tcs Beof at 2s 3D. 1000 bbs Flonr es ID. 3D., and
400 bSs Bacon p; I5s. To Lonon; 200 bash Wheat o.
3d. 10 bags 900 tcs Beef at &c. 3d. 80 BIS Cheese at
2C, and per steamer 40 bales Hops at and no bxs
tobacco at b. 10 Glasgow: 1900 bush. Wheat at 6di
in bos "a go do DO at Ga ia bags, loo bbs Flour
Of os per neutral packet, 80 10. do at Gal 30 hbds
Tallow 81 COS. To Havfe; l.7CJ bbls. Petroleum 6s 3D.
no casks Tolov 20 francs ED 30 cases Hams at 20
fraucs. TO Malsa. $50 hhdA Tobacco a. U.s. Iag
carrying rates were; To Liverpool per lnercan fa-;
Flonr, ID a Ia; Wheat 4n4td.i Beavs Goods 100
ia. Per Forega ing: Flogr ls 3di Wheat a. %
I'D; Hecyy Goods, l5s. To London per American
flag: flour. Is. I'D. Wheat Cd Heavy Cords, iod
rs 3D. Per Foreign Tag; Ficnr Is. 7sc.1b' 3D.
Wheat. 6,d Heavy Goods, lis. Cd.
The business of the Sub-T'rcasury was: Re-
crip,- So GEO go 5-for Customs. s25a Cos Psymen.s
g. g65 500 10; Balance, e35S0g9+ 80.
Money continues easy at II cent on call,
and upon pYn, corn.roIa percr be had 'or less.
Fro.l wrshin..'L e rcno e ttrt free ue !s made
Of p ccut. IN par 81 g! cIrs "a the Tr-asnrr ana
that new issue brll. " u be m0de untl they can
he sold freely a, par fras e. cen. god.bcarine stock
The nnoiit Of s . cei sled is stated at $50 oo2CD
Tic Sub-Trea Try sends Sl,5C0,CO0 in small
rots to the army to-day. nj dino gets lnree rum 10
10 cod.t from The sccCunl y tie Proyosi.NgTshael-
cra now turned into tho Treasury Department urdor
recent Law. TIE Ootua moycl-cnt Of the day shows
decrease Of tie balance.
The Public Debt Of the United States on the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-05

mortar from the joints until eventually the whole tower
will fall ..|l .
When the free North shah be united when that odi'
snl hive sunk into ntcr contempt ard tc icspsed OF
all mel then win the traitors sink within item
then vii the brave eemen Of the North aidei " per-
secuted loyal Of TIE Sorth bear rot 9 bahfer o'
the Union from the l. .cs To ~ Gulf of Mexico. and
from tie Atartic q tho Pacific Ocein.
Having crushed into atoms the epaemerai empire.
81 .,i e,irius urt,,n on Inc sJld Foundation II
univcrsI ;roedorn. Sue. nctiUn. n"ssng me NC
fertile soil and every yari'', OF climate. WI, soon
nh,rra Win untoii riches and VII sworn with NH
i,s ~ Ina, intelligent ard brave frseucI, who WI
hid defiance 20 ali me despots of tie earta.
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l4RISE CoURT--sfscIsL TEEy.--Fss. 3-Bssore rsiS
aIEtA.
pRACTiCg IN TEE MARINE CoCBr--oSLY sEcrJott
fuIY-FIys 40 sIxTY-FoUR APPLY 10 The kxp

siay Brs5y agt. sisisnnnd LEss-.
This case has been bciore noticed. The psiESS
u cr ffi sna lie de.sElaui, who Z Units Sax
A.st'c; A-scfsDr 20. lr1s Sccouat " rgec ;its
psssEp ksr preises and stierit 10 mske 1rcs;.S
hwy ~tho.t sny process, OF lsg IA- teea3iu sor@r
o5a-s an To- sLo caUse hy iEs phi ssos -
&c u d t-'rie sll ceslal ard wEy ths 4.l-A
.ncu lot b. ,uiArn olt It's g1unl .t .as cl.,ss
a.. 20. y az, are rot fert-s'r ,'.t d vein
TIE prifFs s"csncy ch,sted 10 heafrs he iro.ior ~
tho around the Marine Court bad iuI,ncioD 20 eSlU
tan IL - 20 gpLi ~ ofdey.
The Cour held tat tho only section, OF thr CO v-asf
lpy .e Ms,Is (o4s. az, sec Ions - 70 "a Inc m " "a
..i,' therefore, section TO- upitT waca tn rafI ~
Elned ioe. net sp9y. oFdss vacated, with 30 cSss =
p.sntf
Dayton 70. re melton; Anis,A A. EeiGsd opposed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-05

A New TRANsFO2T.--The Western Met-cs-
oils Which hss J-st made ler .st TIP to New oG.s@x
and returned captHring syl.u,b.o Iri1o b. tae N.s
vas built By T. ". Tucker c: ..s city ior Dgcu.uss
Brown. She 70 coo feet long Il. feet besm, $500 .;s
burGen. sud draws Is .set waes .l~oL Fer els..s .
5ol horsc power With 6-ineh eyiadsf - cci sp'oCs
eat. Or speed i; limies an Solr. TIE Selo G..Ess
menss fOr slowing fire s.t and to accommodates e
passengers AM crew ara sxgelu;... Caps ". H....,
formerly OF lie paekctsap Is, .aotuu. IA in commsss
iho Pn.scri Wm s. r. Yous... g ycI, courteous 0f
olEing 30 Tier az, aaC re ..sT 49, Ua~a q, $3.50
have 0l3 hs G lAcf .aty IL Testified " IL 49, ,ss.S
la. oVimulitatioE.
~ boAaD SFrkrSHfP WsEfsns ArTs0saLis
OYs Mandy Zoos, tsb - .seA
". tn md, feDed plssf srIs to I'd hs tiei ss's
,-,n.,at ~ Western Metropolis. 'ri rv " ''-s
New YORK. t1be itis ~ 90 OF esrs.in. oIi - a
mats Csp. Wa u. IA lcn an. he oaicsTs OF nj s.g =
.ent!rHanss iuct ana couE,sous tr'nrn. " =
re eyec hon lsei apdi Ing ou 2, sssr aaa 50 T. -
20 tatii ability nd slccrs la i.tHe g ba'i --e -
.hy. New,sh .n".cu.slly - 80. a-s ~. I 80
nusf viii which tat SICK al ale - tclris W.r fs
while bosfa, tlc2tl u N.es o.AeI Transports "s''' -
vel TO ibfsfe. -.
The so.s7bg Wo,tetp 3oropoas lions nos 'h' .. =
bue and l,r yfrrut s,r'ys 81 ever csi-T 80 rs -
Major y ). seward. /. =. ~, CalL J. !. otter a. ~
CeFt l.. Newman, Assistant sing % q " AeAt'!
srwart, Lieu. Gla. J. ac.-fS Lieu. r. 40 a - -
w. A. P.1y Lieut.. SuyJsr LievI uefansf '-Ie $3.50
Capt " Go win, Licu- = " I,.ru ga; = > :, ~
Mtsle, e. Y Mufphy H. = N, Jchu b. l.o.i. u -
C,n. Eoudnghuiy L. \. n; licr. J. J. Az W. ~
tiasAen SauaL n. Lconaft, j. q. Dona
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-05
COURT OF GENERAL So ssIoss.-Yxs G-Be:s,s ysass
Hr.SgLr-

Hartlcss Lltflc. colored man, 70 ycar3 q srN
indicted for ,hs murder OF on Ke TIE 1t. . Des's
Der lss ihe Only tsiei Thpu3sy The eyteI
shov Oh that us previous 20 The ssu Kane STACKED 20
aocus,d ~ waptsn asusi n h. c.u hon,e sri 10 ss%
pat oai, threw n.a.0s u ,0ur. tlols Ae ".ldoWL ~
tnr4 entered to lrsCDcTs LCgsa again ana lss-It-c "a
whca ll.e ,al ri ~ tni'5 and .,fs m n ke t-s.
tu... n aliucs' Immediately Iae Cate viii ps9eisJh
concll ED to-Gouou.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-05
TIC Galefa and LnlchrO hoeu taIIlOu ID
January;
l351............s n, 5I7 ilt6t...........s lH33
Ircf. r., 20

I7cF.NIU.
The ANNUAL meeting OF tho Boston and Wos-
c-.ter Garoal CORPORATION tCos place yesterday. The
attendance of stockholders ,ho largest ever present
on similar occasion. it be!s understood iAst :hese
would be trid ~ strength between Me lieG.s and
OPP meats off, ,,1e .oT until tAEi road with tho
Wee era Mas,,,t ITS road. Over tweaytArce thou
sand shares 20 .rescnscj and Of these there
majority Of Nc - - ,.ogsand a-aast Consolidation.
The Hannibal and 81. Joseph Railroad Com
Tany has isscsd the following comparative satement Of
earnings;
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Parker at. Parker Divorce gTsEssd
SUPREME COTRT--GrarrAL TERx-FzB, t--SsAns
jos i,es bFOsLTp. ,LlHSs srd SciDESfAso
.LIY CONEESIEST AEEi.s S-sUIr AGAINST sECdk

TARY eEvhRD.
Georgc ". Jones at. WE. II. seward.-Tes
rarte who VISA orlaey sa's.r TO Nicura:s roaSh; IS
s!ou liz togsl sfsus tte ds'enta Df aegtd es' ~
stop ,sppsaT. tlst SECRETARY seward cna,st biz sst
ID hu pr et IA FOR. Lsiey speon 81 irooS -
tres bio Isse'isrs.
secretary Seward p~,i.oned the Conr C remove ths 49,
% tie nit.a Satss ric.i; ,oHrt OF '- ei s. otfst
within 70 u j cJa The Gcts ,EDEd cf bong es<r'
mitet b. him cflcer cf TIE Oen,-s. 0cyeGII u.
Tho rPt:i1a s.gl.l :, Special lern lee. year. -
ire seton lIy within tie jurisdiction OF tbs CO ~
def rdIrt rrrcse 20 the GInea Ter snc the NJ
srluod today. BY Jagrs A. LrAdy f0r BIZ sesgsr, az
eH,d i \. A,ea Tor a.E. Jones Tae judges re,sTf(
; II asy..!oD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-05

SUPREME CocRT-GENE2AL TERN -prcfer-s.-.
No 90. InunertoS-Nos to 70 ~, 20, 81, - =.
SrPRENS COURT 49, CIRCUIT PAT l. - SIX
cause, 40, i2.A 1881 ili6 80 l.;1 .
Co 81 Or C0Ss.on ,LEAs.--'aft mos. -; ~
o. s.z 80 S04. Sl % S,. SO 3ll. 81 3$ 30. re
Il u.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-05
LAW INTEEl.aGEyCE.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoCRT-F.a I-sA>
Judge SH!P.As
TIVE BOUNDARY Between EEw-YoaK And
John Whitman egt, Joseph Thomnson Ste-S a

SFn -JEBSEY
John Whitman egt. Joseph Thompson, Sheriff a
MoruDi County ,. j. Slt !Of d4,y-. by reason Of ~.
ssale the t'vsasu. CT oae Of tie rors chm tr. -
a tie lerrv c04s'. TAc isgr. iaycse In he case ~
b. ,.nto ne wtr'hsr tho sezGFe VI, within Ia Lo5e<
Mormon County. h. J ani Il not wl,' ilaa,.sf. rsts.
ia fu.teiaed 1hs Jury found IN tho sfastly. D ~ -
place Of .eznre, snd awarded damages 10 pu.is 70 -
C.srs RsPaiio for plaintiff; exChwo-Ilo- wipar,,>>
Muir bsdis Allen Of New Jersey and Nix. Blaex Of Ass
Iors, for reeB1lai'.
TIE EXTERNAL REVENUE LAWS AND TEE Lrcuol
DEALERS.
TIE United States oct. James Reilly. TIE q
feneaaG Indicted for violating the &C. OF Cong~e
.non tho Intern. Reyen7e Law by refsn, TO take o.
license retailer Of l1uo h which barirss be wa, err.s
In sir'h stree. 9Th Collection Dis,r.ct)
Tie council ,or tie defnlan. raised pom. thu. N. Law -
uuronsttutionat. THIS oyerl,i oy the Judge, va
cis ia. jury hrd the fact whc,her " Lol the Geieu.
Tho jury Ater ~ minutes debofsilJn, rendered vsscA
Of q ~.
TIE D.srrt Attorney asked tia, upon this verde. TIE -
fend=lt 90 taken into eJ-t5dy.
Corue 70. de- n1iL as he hcATd OF snca cosra
csrern'iy IN sn,i trivial mate = this.
The iodge ssd In accooaAes With the practice -
Cog.. 10 vas nj ieuesIOr.
Couno. oT defeulAu sai was unprecedented Will. u
memorv.
h Judr. rerr.e5 counsel had pfo5a5y forgotten. e
would cori4 tie Judge about allowing The prt0ne q
bail peudn. tbs Argument de..on ths law qossexl
~ Owed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-05
I'M Ntis " = Il'lIE ~ HV4 ~
OYs Nanny Zoos, teb. e., -.
p,euo, voop OPPOSES TAX rESiAy Bso.z

Brsrop MOOD OPPOSES TAR TEEiAS Bso:S
rnuooD bishop Wood. % TIC l'omaa ca.Ao'.a 'i''.'@
Of Philadelphia, ms created sensation by denohS--s
all ORR nila.ior. o.a political social or roIs.or' n"IN
,,ho.e mem bers arc in any way bcn.i tot y . =
cret oathj or rnles. Wis a.,oa.',n was ei.e. 70 -
subject by The spread in power and indaecee o. ~
civ troyn rs tic Teiiia brotherhood. Tor 10 ia'~
cncy OF the renians the Bishop withdrew his 'saecea
from IT., ca toiie Herald. aud his caused pis'o'~
to be read In me various Catholic cbnrcnes ~ronea'~
the diocese addressed to tbs Irish Catholics VINO Az
warned against all association With secret so'issia'
any aud everv kind.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-05
SUPERIOR CoURT-srscI,L GEax-Ess. &-Bc,rs ~
de- pARBDUH.


Lower SGT. Dnncan; Beecher agt. Ackerusxi
Her ei at L eIbct-ao,ions granted
Smith sst Spatins ct al Injunction orGs. vacated ~is
81 coAx
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-05

Absoln,e .......@ ~ J,'.rt's "
Including I'll .)75cCo q Of suspended Eelal5it,oan
Tho Pablo Debt Is only tl.i6g. 1882 g., and net
seCoC CO., as several dlso 81 journals pretend Is
ard comment accordingly.
The operations OF the United States Min. at
IL 81. H.. y.,,rr, ,r.r. az f,ff..re.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-05
soeAR-R.~ su.r. .. s,n A.u NJ, sul,, - &

sUaAR-Rsw sunn srs sdn held VIZ sruly, ~ @
basnen to-day |. DOT quite 50 large yesterdays saies N
fair to good refining at l&G3s Tho .rsnssctioas
brace f9 hhcA, nc'ud Cubs at i]}c, TevR
and 5t the s;.er reie for Garfield ace
hh. Porto aie, 10 bond pivate tenas Rs6nsi ere r.
a. i1!c. for larls.
SEEDsIhc roJk 10 quite frn for Glover se.d er+,s
the ght suppy o1tEg s.es OF 20 bags i3iGl3l
pithy S,ed e dnl re, hrn al S39s3 - bs.aei Of 3
Roc n Fax sesd Is quiet but tm ct - 25@ - bcs. z
60 n. r y
TaLLOW 'in more .rtlvc der.nd and the market l. Err,
saes u 21 co. 10 at ZtOisl; for Wesstn and City ca
WHl:kf-la e uiark.i orrnei broyas. md u seSss
demand. BIT closed h'Syy. Sales OF tOO bb i SBoe1 -
a'ss and Western chisay the latter, whis clsses raS
,aie; at tae inside rsis.
Receipt. OF Produce.
Fss. az Nh bts f'out, .dg Ibis. hsky lNe hsh
Corn Heal 600 bush Oats, 1854 DO Com, +a0 pkn ~
s.iona, l,s5 pkg Butter. 7U pkgA Lard q pfs Area
$50 p.gs fe,F0-un, $40 pkg. 0iCse LIS DIe.,ei oss
S,,-ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-05
COURT Oy COMMON PLCAs-TErAL TKRx-FrA I
.,c,0fs ,fIles !RADg.

slit oS A GUN CONTRACT.
Jonah p Fitch agt Horace Dulgie ct al.--SIil
o. contract b. witch defendants agree 70 fussh p.se
VI go o.s Iule2 rae, 0. lie Ioxe. Pl'le = ~
eas fin..a e. lfs.A G1oo !lu.ase. By 0! DE-
sndTu s. nor perof1snce Of he contrct ih- eylf-1se
3s,5 tta. r. q bad contract via tie C0vsransE "
turnis. tles. r.let a; 80 each.
TIC jury are b.ns til late hour we're Irass 10 sFsa
ard werr 3 sch,r,ed.
sPLCIAL Iaaz-FeB. i.--BcIors Judge DALI
DECISIONS.
Parker at. PaIkoI-DisoIoe sTaBIsd
Before Bndss IAkDcfo.
Loess1. a.. Loca. IT, Ke!csouce 0sdsred.
Lliils a. Cg5y.--N -se sf't.ei
TIE DISAGREEMENT BETWEEN TIE JUDoM-
Nous inspired 20 ily In alton 20 the rcent dss<ss
OF ne judge. Of rule viii rr3SstN
b. siop,-d in few Giys which VIII all the szsz
cii,r,Eces.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-10-01

ssS- This being one of-the oldest estab.
lishments on the Upper Missouri, it pos
sesses superior facilities for the accommo'
dation of buyers. The goods are all new
and fresh, and purchasers can rest assur'
ed that in buying at cur establishment
they will get good articles at the lowest
prices.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-10-01

is not an anti.slavery man on principle,
although he now prstends to be. He 10
not conservative, although he plays that
role when il serves his petty purposes. He
has bungIsd the best-laid plans Of our
generals, and brought dirty political SQUAD.
bles into the management Of military mat.
ters. He has usurped Unconstitutional
powers, and IL openly denounced by the
leading men Of his own party ~ an At
tempt at dictator. He has violated the
rights Of the people in every possible way,
and would have been impeached long ago
il Congress had done its duty He has
removed able generals, because they diff
fered with him in politics; and appointed
military embeciles who have sacrificed the
lives of our soldiers in fruitless expedi.
tons. He has declared that the war shall
not end except upon terms unauthorized
by the Constitution. He has hardly q
friend in his own party, and not one out of
it. In manners, he is clown in nature.
buffoon and in everything, Contempt
BILE. II he had brains, be would be des,
pot Lacking brains, he is an imbecilc.
Az a politician, he is VIGOROUSLY dishonest;
and this is shown in his recently sacrifice
ing Hamlin in order to secure his own re.
nomination. An incubus upon the nation
"A hindrance 10 the cause be processes to
love-an object of universal dis'ike-he
brazen1y claims that the soldiers vote and
the shoddy vote will re.elect him. with the
help Of his office holders and bogus vote
from the rebel States. If it does, farewell
to all hopes of the Union.
License for the Privilege to Labor.
The Spring field Republican, comment
irg~on the Interpretation placed on the
clause of the new revenue law fixing
license fee of $40, namely, tina, everybody
clerkymen, teachers, clerks, brcklayers,
labovers, all who receive for their services
$1,000 year, must pay the license fee,
says -
For man to pay license for the pri.
vilege Of earning his bread by his daily
toll, is hard and unjust, and if this was
the meaning of the original trainers Of
the law, Mr.. Commissioner Lewis was the
first man to find it out Considering,
however, that the money is going to the
country, which needs it, the license might
have been acquiesced in with some degree
of grace, had not the wise commissioner
disco vere1, and decided at the same time
that Office holders, either State or Federal,
are not considered as following any trade
or profession, and are not liable to License
The people will make fuss abont paying
licenses for following their Legitimate bu
siness, while they who get their living out
of the government are exempt from shar-
ing its burdens.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-10-01
CHICAGO, IOWA B. NEBRASKA


@sSEVz'E 5Fs3''S5glzEszs
open TO MARsHALL!!-l61 N,,es
" rest Of Mississippi rirer, and 29O
miles ,cest cf Eh,cago-The Shortest
and Quickest Route Jetu cen CAicas0
and Central Iowa-;No change Of Cars
or Boqqaqe betreen Chicago and Mar
shall-Good Sleeping Cars on all night
Chicago-Fare as Lor as by any other.
route Time between Des Noines and
Chicago only % hours!
Marshallis twelve miles farther due west, less
distance by stage from Des Moines, over a much
batter road and ID miles less distance by rail to
Chcago than Grinnell
Passengers and shippers are invited to examine
this line before they credit the fisreprese
of the NJ. 4 NJ. and c. r. ]. Line, that they are
the .only sh ort quick, reliable, change of Cars
Line from Central Iowa to Chicago. From and,
after Monday, April 90, 1863, Trains will run as
follows:
Going East--Nigh Exprcssleaves Marshall a.
$50 on arrival of Stages from Des Moin6s
Cedar Rapids 700 r. H.; Clinton 11:1O p M. =, and
4 arrive " Chicago next morning in time for all
morning trains going north or east.
Day Train leaves Marshall at s a. m :, Cedar
Ra pids at 8 80 a. m :, and arrive at Clinton at l:3O
pm. Passengers to Clinton by this traincan
take Night Express for Chicago. or remain until
3G5 p. IN.
Going Wcst--Night Express leaves Wells St.
Depot in Chicago at $50 in the evening; Clinton
3lG m; Cedar Rapids 700 a. M, and arrive at
Marshalat 1915 "a. IN. Passengers leaving Chi
cago this train ut $50 in the evening arrive in
Des Moines early next evening.
Day Train leaving Chicagr at a. m. arrives at
Clinton at p. M. Leaves Clinton at 900 a m,
Cedar Rapids $40 p. M, and arrive at Marshall
at $50 p.
Passengers going East from rcCa:Ur, Onawa,
Omaha, Connect Bluffs, nes Moncs Sioux City, TT.
no!g" and al! points west Of the Des Moines river,
procure Tickets at the stage Offices or of Fhos.
pcs Moines in the morning arrive in Chicas early
ncAt morning. BfJ Ee sure and get tickets by way
I Of MARSH LL.-ea
Connec.ins.-At Turner Junction witu
Trains fer Frcepor,, Duneith. Prairie du Chen
and Latrossc.
At Dixon with Trains ot Illinois C"rtralE. IL.
! At Clinton with Boats Mississippi river.
! AT De " 1T with Stages tui Davenport and Ma
| Yunketa.
| At Ciar cnce with Stage for Upton.
At te'iar Rapids with Stages for Marion Iowa
| City, .intun, Cedar alls and H"rthrr Iowa
| AT B'airtown with Stage for Marengo; and at
Marshall with Stages for res Muincs. Council
! Bluffs, Omaha. ElLura, n"onsboro, Fort Dodge,
| Sioux tIt'. and inter Eediat" points.
| Freight leaving Malsltall in the morning
Chicago at night arrives in Marshall next night
| without change Of cars.
r. Il. TALrbTT, Cent Supt. Chicago.
| | u. How +. ASS SAP t.. Clinton.
J. tiAlLT. Gen. Freight Agent, Chicaso.
| o.tbITL LIZ, Travelling Agent. vol6n' -6m
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-10-01

An exchange asks, very innocen,ly, lis
it any harm for young ladies to sit in The
lapse of ages?" Another replies that iii
all depends on the ages rejected. Those
between twsnty-on aud forty are hazar
dous.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-10-01

with our large cities, and more can have
occasion to 60 abroad for their work,
when they can be served At homo.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-10-01
ECKHART's STORE, XII
Dakota Oity,

Who're you will and those articles cheap.
9. r. ECKHART.
Dakota City, Mt, May sOth, 1869. -
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-10-01

A large lot Of Corn. Wheat, Oats and
Pork Wanted, for which the best rates
will be paid. Also, Dry and Gren Hides,
Furs. and all kinds OF Produce taken in
exchange for goods.
may30.62 F. BUCHRUCKER.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-10-01

EFs- Tin and Jaranned Ware~-a good assortment
always on In nd which is made In the most durable
manner. Also, Eve froughs, Conductor Pipes, Tin
roofing &c. CHAS. X. SMITH