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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-01-14
SIOU XCITY
Boot and ShO eStOre
--BY-
8. Krunln ann. 49,

ET,H igne sr emo owe so lishme Mt
J. to his new building on Pearl street, a-cA~
tewdoors west of Tootle sstore. " here heis VI
prepared with large an d superior took of ~
leather, &C., to execute all work in hislin
in the beststyle Of the art. Employing none but
he besto work men al giving hisperson alatt~a-
tientoit ,he can safely NarrAntal hiswork. Re.s
pairngd one on hor In Office. 4.r~t~f go.
janl.G3 5gss4& 8@'&4f> @As1 q. KRUMMANN.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-01-14
yTATE OF IoWA-Wocd bury County

CTATE OF IoWA-wosd bury County
~ So In the District Court in aud Tor
Woodbury. county, State Of Iowa-Apr;l
term, A. D. 1865.
William Montgomery Va. Hattie Oliver,
Williams Hopkins, guardian Of Hattie
O!iver,) Daniel Rider and George S
Thompson.
To Hattie Oliver (minor daughter of viii.
liam r. Oliver. deceased and William
Hopkins guardian of said minnr daugh>
ter,) Daniel Rider. and George s.
Thompson, defendants.
You are hereby notified that on or be-
fore the 3rd day of April, A. D. 1865,
there will be on file in the Office Of the
Clerk of the District Court of Woodbury.
county, Iowa, a petition of William Mont
gome-y praying for the partition Of GER
tain town property, the same being real
essets ana owned ey yon; and ne sa.at
plaintiff jointly and situate and being in
Sioux City, county and State aforesaid,
and which will be fully described in said
petition Said plaintiff further claims
the sum Of twelve hundred dollars and
legal interest thereon as money justly due
him from you by reason Of his having
paid and expended the same for your use
and benefit in paying the taxes on said
real estate; and further asks that your
interest in said real estate or so much
thereof as shall be just and proper be
awarded to him in payment of said claim.
Now unless you appear thereto and de.
fend before noon of the. second day Of the
(-J--l next term Of The Distric. court
( q. s. ! of Woodbury. county aforesaid
Rev. ! to be begun and holden at
I stamp Sioux City in said county on
49, the third Monday Of April. A.
d. 1865, default will be entered against
you aud judgment rendered thereon in ac'
cordance with the prayer of said petition.
WILLIAM MONTGOMERY, PIG
BY his Attorney: JOHN CuRR1ER. 4w
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-01-14

Papa" said little urchin to Bic father
the other day, II saw q printer 20 down
street just now"
did you sonney ?" How did you know
that the person was a printer 2
Cause l do, papa
"But he might have been carpenter,
blacksmith or shoemaker"
"Oh no, papa, he was q printer; for he
was gnawing a bone, be had no stockings
on, the crown was out of his hat, aud his
coat was all torn I'm certain that he was
printer, papa"
"A fabric is now manufactured ut
Lawrence, Mass, from refuse scraps Of
leather, which are reduced to pulp by
grinding and maccrat;on, and reconverted
into solid sides of leather by pressure.
The article thus produced is used mainly
for inner soles. but to an unprotessional
eye it seems as suitable for all the purpo.
SEES Of leather as the original article.
The Albany Knickerbocker gives the
following receipt to Kill flies: "Take a
boarding house pie, cut into thin slices,
and lay it where the insects may have full
access to it. In less than fifteen minutes
the whole cahooble of them will be dead
with the collie"
A TALE OF WoE-I clasped her tiny
hand in mine, | c'asped her beauteous
form ! vowed to shield her from the wind
and from the worlds cold storm. She set
her beauteous eyes on me, the tears did
wildly flow. and with her little lips she
said, "Coniound you let me 60
An Irishman was summoned for refus.
ing to pay the doctors bill, when he was
asked why he refused to pay?' "What
for should pay?' said Paddy "sure be
didn't give me anything but some emetics
and niver one would stay in my stomach
at ell, at ALL
\ member Of General Meade staff re-
Gently saw ragged boy with an uncom-
mon large mutIler about his neck. He
asked what was The matter with him, and
he replied that be had got the itch. The
officer investigated and found important
dispatches to ecu. Lee.
A woman in Detroit recently in q fit of
rage with Ler husband, threw his favorite
dog through the window. The spouse re-
talia:ed ly throwing tie baby after the
dog, when "le2co' was agreed upon.
When General Sherman was told that
G. 'nera! COrSo vas wounded, he re marke ed
Neil. il he had half his head blown of,
he would still have more brains than some
Generals have under me-"
A notice Ct recent steamboat explo-
sion ia & Western paper ends as follows:
The captain swam ashore. SO did the
chambermai1; she was insured for l5,-
600 and loaded with from
Two Of the students Of Yale walked
from this city to the city of Hartford, week
betore last, in seven hours and half
Tall walking that.-New Huren COURIER.
The Independent exc!aims with JUNCTION.
"God bless Abraham Lincoln - Has
another warehouse job been given out?-
Springfield Republican.
It is said that Senator Hale has rod
in pickle for Mr.. Welles of the Navy De-
pertment which will make the skin fly
when it is applied.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-01-14

49, Tin and Japannet Ware "a good sssovtmei.t
always n hand which is made in the most durable
manner. Also. Eve rrough~ ,C"nduetnr rires. Tin
roofing &c. CHA>. Il. SNlTU
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-01-14

CTATE OF IOWA-W oodbury County,
- SIS. In the District Court in and for
Woodbury. county, State Of Iowa. pril
term, A. D. oSG5.
Augustus KoGntze rs. J. D. II. Crock we'll
and Dorcas 4. CrOckwel.
TO }. d. H. CrocAwel and Dorcas A.
Crockwe.I, defendants:
Oh are hereby notified that there is
now IN file in the office of the Clerk of
the District Court OF Woodbury. county,
State Of Iowa, the petition of Augustus
koun.ze claiming Vi the Defendant j. d.
II. Crockweli, the sum Of thirty three hun.
dred and thirty seven dollars and interest
on the same as money due On six promis-
sorry notes-ihree Of which are dated the
lS:A day Of Septem Der, A. d. 1857 and
three the 10Th day Of JuIy, 4. d. 1853;
ard also praying for the foreclosure Of
two mortgages executed by the said de-
teudante, j. ID. NJ ard Dorcas a. Crock.
well. The first Of said mortgages dated
the lS,h day Of September, 4 d. 1857,
upon the following described tract of land,
toWit: he north half Of section thirty.
one (3D, in township number eighty
eight (86), north Of range number forty
seven (4l, west Of the fifth principal
meridian. The second of said mortgages,
dated the Goth day Of July, 4. D. 1858,
and upon the following described tracts of
land, towit: The south west quarter of
the south east quarter Of section thirteen
in township. eighsy.seren (S7), in range
fcrty eight (48) west; also, the north half
of lot number two ~, in section three 81
and nil Of section twenty FIVE (25), in
township eighty seven (87), range forty
eight, west; ala6, the south east quarter
Ct the north east quarter Of section thirty
(30), in township eighty EIGHT (S9), 10
range forty seven (47) west; also the west
halt Of tae. north west quarter, and the
west half Of tie south west quarter Of sec.
ton thirty in township eighty seven 1917
north, in range forty seven (47) west, ali
In said county Of Woodbury., which mort.
cages were executed and delivered for the
purpose of securing the payment Of the
notes aforesaid, together with interest On
the same.
Now unless you appear thereto and de-
fond before noon OF the second day Of the
-A--> mex; term of the District court
( Z. s. J Of Woodbury. county aforesaid
Rev. to be begun and holden at
! Stamp. Sioux City. in said county on
- the third Monday of April, A.
ID. 1865, a default will be entered against
~oa and Judgment rendered thereon in
accordance with the prayer Of said petition.
gr.r AUGUsTUs koUETzE, Petitioner. 4
JoHS CURRIER, Atty. for petitioner. s@
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-01-14
United States'7-3O Loaf,

i + av44 j. y + . : =
YI,HE Secretary of tho Treasury gives notice that
l. subscriptions will be received for Coupon reas
ury Notes, payable three from Aug 18th. 1864
with semi ua interest at the rate of seven and
three.tenths per cent per annnm- principal and
Interest both 70 bs paid In lawful money. ~...,uu
These notes VIII BE convertible AZ tie option Of
the holder at maturity int six per cent soidhear-
ing bonds pay able not less thai five more than
twenty years from their date. rs the Government
may elect They win be issued in denominations
OF 500, 500 $500, 81 600 and SIS 600, and all sub
scrip.ions must be for fifty dollars or some nj ltpe
Of fifty dollars.
The notes will be Transmitted to the owners FREQ
of transportation charges as soon after the receipt
Of the original Certificates of Deposit as they can
Az the notes dra " In To- est from August 49, per.
making deposits subsequent to that date must
pay he interest accrued from date of note toydate
Of deposit.
rartas depositng twenty-five thousand dollars
and upwards for these notes at any time will be
allowed commission Of one-quarter of one per
cent WHICH viii be paid by the Treasury Depart
ment upun the receipt of II bill for the amount,
certified to by the oticsr it'll whom the deposit
be made from he deposits.
Special adv artaScs Of this Lonn.-It
il National Savings Bank, Offering higher rate
Of interest than any other, and the best security.
Any savings bank which pays its depositors in Z.
>. Notes, onsiders that it is paying in the best cir
culating medium Of the country and 1t cannot pay
in ANYTHING better for its own assets are either in
government securities or in notes or bonds payable
in govcrntu"n NJ paper.
1t il equally convenient es n temporary per.
mancnt Investment. The notes ca always be sold
for wit hin fraction OF their iace and hccumu ated
interest, and The hest security with banks rs
colaterais for discounts.
Convertible into u ST x per cent. $40
Gold Eond.-In addition to the very liberal in
terest the for three years this privilege of
.,nnv"rsiNn is worth about three per cent. Der
mum, for the current ratefor 90 bonds is net
less thau Line Per - ht. pTemih!n ahd before the
war the premium "A stH per cent, [. 5. stocks
over tv onty per ucI.t. Il 4! Io thnt the uc
tual lloit on tAi@Io.m, a ia" present market rate
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-01-14

sd ~ II Ns;.':.;.i Banks NhtrA Repositories
81 l!.ihic l.rrt,>!, a.i al r">.or'ulAr E,nt~ A,d
br'ttsrrS tnr.HE"ut III" ""ti'tN "4li give further
lAI A.a -itH a..G AtuU tN.'! l.i!,! .s.ta IiUcls
ut-1u--CN
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-01-14

!. ~ II sEe-- Z = Il III
COLLECTIONS made and remitted at current
" rates of exchange; Bills of Exchange, Uncur
rent Money aud Coin bought and sold Deposits re-
coved and Money in, ested; Draftsf for tale on any
country in Europe.
age by fire.
Particular attention given o the paymen
Taxes in any county IA Iowa.
Real Estate bong and sold Land Warrants
coated. III ~4s#e . s
We 'efertothe following parties with whom we
have done usiness:-
Park Bank New York;
ID. IL. Arnold Pres't Mercantile Bank. N.Y.
h}Esrs. knauth, Sachod kulne, Bankers,N.Y
Mesfrs. Chas .Camblos Co., Bankers, Phil.
Mess.s. Clark Bros. K Co., Bankers st. Louis.
ucn K. Harding, of Union Bank st Louis.
I. G. Adams, Bank 81, q icaEo.
W. .re"lhargh & Co. Bank ers Chicago
F,Pnr:r ridge Esq, Ranker, Seneca Falls Ny.
CIV. Norton, Esq President Southern Eank Of
Kentucky. Russellviiic. Ky.
s. \. Fletcher, Banker, Indianapolis Indiana.
Aon. Win Montgomery, Washington, Pa.
T. II. Walker. ESQ, Salem, New York.
Messrs FL harkcll i Co., Ba mixers Dubuque.
Lonis A Macklot Banker Davenport. Imr62
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Look to your Interests.
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observation-disclosures,
mseaiirour.ttentiout IA my.ars,anJ i've .el,c,ss
,oekof--
DRY GOODS.
CLOTHING,
hats, SHOES
BOOTS,
uNOltIhtLo,
pIrLEsu.r,
I'I,It " - "'-'
SASH. GLASS.
AND NAILS,
..a.1.~
- Ny foods wer 'b'psh for catlln st Lonts&nG
ana "anins h
little lower than they can be bought elsswLerein
then rpercoun'ry' All want y"nt" d" i to CIV"
buy ,sndif cann, '"is Tou in Sr'''a A = ="
then | shall ask you not to bay. Byseiiing ny
Mems Brcran Shoes at from FL - 70
q, ,.;sv,r1,
-
~ . ,c 49, : ~ u ,,no' - !, ?so
H.. bosts $40 per
f." wards:
Calicoes from
~- - .@ss ,,r - 49,, 80.
-z-asI-e, - u,
.. and upwards; Summer
Clothing cheaper tia n any other
nlaen in the co,ntrv. GROCERIES,
= npnnTTr~ Ky,
rhoi va ioN = Lt+A loN.
"a would alsocallyonr atteptionto mylarse
nap anu ss'n' ~h wan DC Id
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-18
e6AO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

0JVJU Whereas John RaInniing murdered 81 No
50 Hudson street. ia this city about clock In the morning
Of Sunday October is 1885 and the Corouevs Jury re-
turned verdict chat Che wounds were nictsd b.
Buckley who has eiuded arrests now therefore, In order 70
good order and the ends of Justice O. cd
frey 0unther Mayor Of the city OF New York. by virtue
power and authority vested n me- By the ordinances OF
for apprehension OF the murderer Of said Manning 70
~e paid acr the conviction II said murderer and ocrh
s OF tho District Attorney Of the judge before whom
eaurdsrer shall have been convicted Of said crime that
and ,ss entitled % shn amc but ~ claim Y he ps
cerncae Nall not bs presented 10 The Mayor within twenty
day sfter Of the murderer and all claims
time viii BE- dskssrdod = -''- -
p the oily u Noxycrk this I'm day Of oco-er A. D.
GODFREY auNrnRR Mssor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-18

m sEARrNa's PRIVATE DANCING ACADEMY, 2ps
= Fourth avenue. near Twenty third street css. tcs
formed At other mcs and private esssua ever day Tor
thoss who wtsh 70 learn oulckls.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-18

UIOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
II The entirely and elegant steamship
NESHANNOCK,
Captain j. II. Winchester
win leave pier No O. North river on Saturday Oct - 81
PM
This steamer entirely new built expressly for the trade
and her for passengers most luxurious
and elegant Special attention OF tbs travelling public 10
called 70 this steamship
For passage or freight apply 70
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-18

THE CARTMAN WHO
bleachcd muslIns Sept. Is,
for Information whore he
the recovery Of the goods,
Murray street, where per.
ps offered thern win please
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-18

DR oAaMos DANCING ACADEMY. . WEST -FOUR.
oPRS wRDNEsDAYs AND SATURDAYS
Ladies .. o'ciock; misses and masters a<PM Even
sh. Ip!rcdess 70 pupils hs gre.sn, sssscn ne GER
MAN OOTIfsLON and the QUADRILLK FRANCAIs, -
dsnced 10 my Presence ne past summer Pas and Depps
o. he 8csss HcsdssssSs a. rrcfssssurs AZ baoss De
rara Arses du Theatre Imperial ds rOpers, ell new
dances eaoatug fro the society win 30 Forwarded 70 me
~ soon a. produced. NEN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-10-11
AsRy,4..-The following parties were

ARREsrs.-The following parties were
arrested and reported at the station-house
in Virginia, since yesterday noon: John
Smith, on a charge of drunk and disor-
DERBY; o. Davis, charged with being very
drunk; VIM. Belknap, IN q charge of
being drunk and disorderly. Recorder
Meagher will probably hold a session of
court this evening.
GETTING WELL. P. Mclaughlin,
whose leg was recently amputated at the
thigh, at the Hospital, by DIR. ]. c.
Tucker. is getting along finely, and will
soon be well. The leg was originally
broken at the knee, and a compound
lacerated fracture necessitated amputation.
FATAL ACCIDENT. On Monday an
daughter of Mr.. Weinkopf, of
Dayton, was instantly killed by being
by the wheels Of a heavily load
ed wood wagon. The wheel passed over
the little ones neck, causing instant
death.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-10-11

Notice.
rNHE TAXES FOR THE TOWN oF doLD
L Mn. mon the proceeds Of the mines, are now
dro and neynble for the Quarter ending March
n 1865 : and the laws In regard to their collec'
tlon will DO strictly enforced: ouyoop
NarshA and Assessor.
natal lima Is. 1855. Julen
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-10-11

A FINE APPEARING BoDY.-The State
Convention is composed Of a very fine ap-
pearing body Of men. In fact we may say
that beginning with the handsome spokes-
man Of the Storey county delegation on
the left flank and extending across to the
Washoe and Lander delegations on the
right and thence through the main body
up and to the rear, a birds eye view from
the stage is a very pleasant sight to con-
template. The truth is Union men have
a decided advantage over C~opperheads in
point of responsibility of appearance, and
rejoicing as they do in clear consciences
and correct principles, it is not to be
wondered at that they present an attrac-
tive appearance. Amy Of the brothers de-
string to take us by the hand can do so.-
Carson Appeal.