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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-04-06

~ avis, ana inc hH3iutHn lnr IL Will
cost from SIS, 100000 to $4,000 Ooo.
The building will be made to hold 2oo,.
600 people, and everything will be on
the grandcst ard most liberal scale
possible. Al Paris is talking Of it and
making plans FOR It so soon.
RA.- Phil. Sheridan, The hero # the
shenandoah, is bu: thirtytwo years OF
AGE, and his officers are all his JUNIORS.
His army is spoken Of as an "ar,ny OF
boys" hut every boy is in the flush of
vigorous manhood, ard the rebs have
learned 70 their cost that when Sher
/ an's boys march and Fl hit there Is no
cEila's play.
The fast young men At Paris arc
dying rapidly Of galloping consump-
ton
AT least 5000 engines will be NJ
work in the aaylr2nia OF! regions
this sum;aer.
The Onaniaoa Indians, Of New York
want ia break mp III air joint domain and
I've Ike Christians.
Partisan society has been sallencd
by the ..ecease Of a young lady of rank
and fashion On post norton exam
nation ii was found that her decea.e
vas owing to tight lacing. Her stays
had forced three Of her ribs into her
liver.
80 la the churches at Geneva, the
Swiss pray every Sunday for the sue.
cess If he North and the good health
0! p.c.;l III lincoln.
Captain john r. Bel, Baltimore
Presbyterian, has been made lord Al
Eiiral IL Chief cftle Tn~hi.h navy, and
allowed 70 keep Lis religion. The Sui
tan WIS generous to him
s me wi>eaere pre- lets that all
the books If the present day will be
only dust in two centuries in conse.
gnercp ofthe effect OF the chemical
prcpsra ions used in bleaching tie
paper. P's'o,ity vii! ha saved a good
deal Of poor literature then.
a rich Russian in Pa.;. who was
troubled by the presence Of two poor
relations, la'e,y gave them 800, 900
Zach 10 clear ont an. never come to
Paris again. C,arp enough.
-Oat II Cattaraugns county, Y. Y,
the people are all putting shn;,ers on
their houses 50 TINT they can nse ne
tro'enm, it is 50 much plen!ier than day
light.
doctor, I want yon to prescribe
for me-" The doctor feels her pulse.
"Tnere is nothing the matter, madam;
you Only need rest Now, doctor.
Just look at my tongue; just look at it!
now, say, what does that 9seee?" 81
think that needs rest, too" Exit mad
am in state Of great excitement.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-04-06
SHniCssi0ts Of Robert Cobb
Il SnnCsay. fEse Rebel inccneiiary
Fort llata, cite, March 20.

Fott l.ata, cite. March %.
-Ngp1' General Die Uea3qro,fe,s De
i'0rsraest IF The Etst, Acu York:
Sir---l have the honor to report tina,
last night, about half past 10 o'clock, I
visited Kennedy, taking with me Sir.
Howard Of the New York Ii.ats. After
some conversation relative to the mat
ter for which lie has been Sentenced
he mad" the following confession. lie
requested that I would make no use al
the confession to his le,risurnt in case
a respite or rcrricse should be received.
| have the horror 10 remain, .c.n~ct-
iUily yUur uLc,iicn: servant.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-04-06
Dispatch From President
Lincoln.

"Onr troops, after being driven back
ito the Boydtown plank road, rallied
"and drove the enemy in turn, and
stock the W!nteOakroaa, which We
"now have. This gives us the ground
occupied by the enemy thu morning
81 will send you the rebel flags cap
tired by our troops in driving the
"encmy back. There have been four
flags captured to-day"
Judging by the two points from
which Grant telcgraphs, I infer thai he
moved lis headquarters about one mile
since he sent the first Of the two dis
patches.
(Signc1) = a. LINCOLN.
Cry PoINT, Va, April c-s: 20 a. n.
Hon. +. NJ Stanton
Last night General Gran; :eegr.phnd
that Sheridan, with his cavalry and the
5th corps had captured three briyad. a
If infantry and :rain Of wagons, and
also several batteries. The prisoners
number several thousand. This morn.
ing Grant, having ordered an attack
along The whole line, te!egraphs as fol
lows:
'Both Wright and Parke got through
the enemy's lines. The battle ia now
raging furious'y. Sheridan, with his
cavalry, the sab corps, and Miles d.
vision Of the 2l Cops wh,ch was sent
to him this morning, is now sweeping
down from tho west. AL now looks
highly favorable.
"General Ord is engaged, but I have
not heard the result in his 'front.'
A. LINCOLN.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
Washington. April 2-l2:lo p. III.
To Major General Dix:
The President, in the suhio;ncd tele
gram, gives the latest news from the
front /:
City Point, Va, April 2.
To lion Il. NJ. Stanton, Secretary Of
War:
Dispatches are frequently coming in.
All is going on finely. Generals Pa,ke's
Weights and Ord's lines are extending
from the Arpomattox to Hatcher's
Run. They have all broken through
the e''emy's intrcnched lines, taking
some forts, grna and prisoners. Sheri.
dan, with his own casairv, the 9Th
Corps and part Of the 2d, is coming on
from the west on the enemy's flank, and
Wright is already tearing up the South
Side Railroad.
Washington, April 2.
To Major General Dix:
The following telegram from the Pre-.
sident represents the condition Of affairs
at half past four in the afternoon.
L. NJ. STANTON.
City Point, April 2-2 p. M.
Hon. L. NJ Stanton:
At 1915 this forenoon. General
Grant telcgraphs: Everything has
been carried from the left Of tho oh
Corps. The 9th corps alone captured
more than 5000 prisoners. The "a
and 9th Corps both captured forts,
guns snl prisoners frosx the enemy
but | cunnot tell the numbers. We are
now closing arosnd the works Of the
line immediately enveloping Petersburg.
All looks remarkably WELL
Il have not yet heard from General
Sheridan. His headquarters have been
moved up to Banks hoase, near the
Boyd'own road, about three miles
southwest Of Peter sburg."
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-04-06
LOOK
HERE.
5 Hyou want good plain but
Substantial Harness,

OR AFEENDlD
CARRIE GE HARNESS.
Cali at our shop Two doors East Of tho
Peoples Store in Toledo, Lava and we
will suit you to IT.
We make all our harness including collars
from the best material and VARIANT our
work.
Oar prices are and shall always be at the
loves, living rates.
Repairs Of all kinds done upon short no.
sixe.
We also keep for sale q good supply Of
saddles, whips, and harness trimmings
Give ms tr;sl and We will guarantee
satisfaction.
LAUFER 8 BAKER.
Toledo, March 23d, 1866. v7nll
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-04-06

GRAHAM s NELSON,
GENERAL AGENTS d DEALERS
in all kinds Of
AGRICDLTBlbL INPLDMII1s
Farming Machinery,
Have now on hand forsste,
KIR6Y'S COMBINED REAPER
AND MO WEIR,
J. II. Blanny's Combined Reaper
and Mower,
B,A's Ohio Reaper and 4Nouer,
Sweepstakes Threshing Machines, Two Horse
Buck eye Cdltivators, Runk's Patent
Gang Plow, r. A. Cats Pa
tent Combined seed
sower and
ultivator,
Stoner's Patent Cast Steel Wire Tooth Sulkcy
Horse Rake,
Selby's 4 Elders Premium Corn Planter,
G. W. Browns [Galesburgh, Corn Planter,
Spring tooth Hay Rake without wheels
ana HItcQ over the WlnnOW uy mana.
Wooden Tooth Revolving Horse
kakes, Burrairs Iron Corn
Shelters, Hidc-roll hay
cutters, also Lever
hay-cutters,
Horse hay-Eslks, Fivc-tooth cultiyator, dc ubls
shovel-plows, Grand Detour Plows
Of oil sizes, and
Moline Clipper Plows.
Particular attention is called to .,nr asfort-
ment Of r. r. Smiths
CAST CAST STEEL PLOWS!-
Large Size breaking Po,rs, nth and
rihoM trucks.
Wakefield corn. planters, which are the
best in use. We have also, the best nssorf-
ment Of forks, spades shovels, hoes and rakes
in this market; also baskets Of all kinds.
measures Of all kinds, curry combs, card.,
horse rushes, coffee mills, wash boards.
selves, buck. saws, saw bucks, Gx bows. clothes
~rngcrs, we'll buckets, FAX AMI wool wheels
hrooms, bei-cords, halters, pals, wash-tubs,
wooden. bowls, grind-stones aud hangings,
fork an hoe handles Of al! Kinds and si;es,
also general assortment Of wagon stuff,
consisting Of hubs, felloes, saEe1 sad bent,
spokes, axels, tongues, buggy polls end Sh&ftS
finished AMI unfinished.
Also, ldrye supply Of Sehsnieys 80 Racia<,
[ Wiseonsin) Wagons.
In calling attention to the above ayicles
we do not claim that NC hava bought o. can
sell cheaper than anybody west Of Chicago
We do claim however, that we have boughta
large STOCK, and as cheap rs any one else can
buy. all Of which we intend to sell at pIjcaS
TINT wild warrant those in need Of our goods,
in ying them. Call and examine for your.
selves.
GRAHAM 4 NELSON,
Toledo, Iowa, March ld, 1855. Y
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-04-06
Or. s. Thompson.
2hgsifian 4 Snr0fou.

Tenders his professional services to The
citizens of Toledo and surrounding country
All calls promptly responded TO day or nirhi
Office in the room lately occupied by Dr.
Miller over Galley B Johnston's Store.
Toledo March Both, 1865. y7nlx
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-04-06
.>6nNsa Dr. IL. III. CARY
~. - PHYSICIAN &SIRCEOY
X t3381 INDIANTO WV,
TAMA COUNTY, IOWA.
E e al z sta e A zee n cy
AND
CON " E Y AN NC.

The undersigned having taken out Licenses
for the purchase and sale Of Real Estate and
Conveyancing is now prepared to attend to
the buying, selling and renting Of Real Estate,
making conveyanres, paying Of Taxes SC on
the most reasonable terms. All persons
having lands for sale either improved or un
improved would do well to cali soon and leavs
description Of the same, amount OF i'm
provements, quantity Ct timber, price &c.
The undersigned has one OF the BEES, loca-
tions IN this or or any ether county for tbs
sale - ID IDS, being At the Pest Gfrcs one
door last OF the Rail. Road Station and Am
ercan Express Office, where AL strangers
call on their arrival here.
NORMAND LEWIS,
vsnl2 Iuka, Tama Co., Iowa.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-04-06

THURSDAY Arm L 1868.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-04-06

10 Ia the churches at Geneva, the
Swiss pray every Sunday for the sue.
cess IF III" North and the good health
Of Ped III Lincoln.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-04-06

Il is estimated that We have taken
from $4,000, to $4,000 prisoners in the
late battles around Richmond and
PETERSBURG.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-11-18

% D,ED-In this city, Nov. ll,h, OF
inflammation Of the bowels, JOSEPH Y.
BUCkMAN, aged 80 years.
The deceased was 4 native of Pennsyl-
vania, for some time resident of Oak o.a,
but for the las! two years he has been en-
gagged in tie Qusrtcrmas.ers Department
At this Post. He was man Of merit and
worth, endowed With more than an ordi-
nary share Of those qualities which secure
for the possessor the regard and esteem of
all who came in contact With him. During
the time he was stationed here he made
many warm friends, and established an
envia Die character in tbs csiim alton of all
who knew him. His funeral took place
on Sunday last, and his remains were fol-
lowed to their last resting place BY large
consourse Of apProciative friends. 4
widowed mother and Two sisters are left
to mourn his loss. They have our most
HEARTFELT sympathy in this the hour Of
their deep afllicticn.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-11-18

~ GENERAL euLLY's House WARN
IsG-There was happy party in Sioux
City last Monday evening-one Of the
happiest parties tina: ever assembled in
this OF any other of the great cities
Sociability knew no restraint wit sparkled
81! around music, song and good old
wine lent their charms, and the best feel
ing prevailed from early eve till midnight
hours. General SULLY's response to the
presentation made to him Of the house
and contents, was exceedingly we'll ex-
pressed, and eliclted hearty applause and
cougratulation upon the success Of his
effort in speech-making. The party ad-
journed with an unanimous aud earneet
wish for the continuance Of good health
to the General and for his long retenti on
in command of the Military District OF
Dakota the citizens whereof have 90 much
cause for being grateful for the perfect
protection he has afforded them during the
pas, .hree years
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-11-18

~ INDIAN SUMAER-Ne have had
about two weeks Of delightful Indian
Summer weather, with 6ne prospect of
= continuance. 10 the invalid this is
always q welcome period, with the pure,
invigorating aud rejuvenatiog atmosphere
which always accompanies it, driving
away the gloom and dependency occa,
sioneo by diseose, and making him feel
as ;hosgh be had entered new existence
The nights at this season, especially when
attended by fair Luna" are lovely be-
yond description, and are deeply sugses
tive to the age bordering on baohalorhood
It will always bring up memories the mos.
sacred, and call forth Sigh for. the scenes
and associations Of the past
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-11-18

Rag Letters remaining UNCLAIMED in
the Post Office at Sioux City, November
l1th. 1865. TO obtain any Of these letters,
the applicant must call for adrertised let
ters, give the date of this list, and pay
one cen. for advertising. If not called
for in one month, they will be sent to the
Dead Letter ONice.
A. Altman, Mrs. Z. Barber Q, Welch l.
Brown, J. H. Barker, james Brown, Jas.
H. Brackin, A. Buseh, F. Burges. David
Blake, Miss Eveline Colens, F. NJ. Carter,
John Corkin., L. Conglston, William NJ.
Dunston, Mrs. Liza +. Duncan, Miss
Emeine Dudley. q. Ellis, Mrs. s. E.
Ferguson, G. Grimes, II. Lawson 2, Lewis
Lane, A. Myers, J. Miner, Miss J. Morris,
W. N. Conanghy. W. H. Norman, Edwin
Il. Parker, James s. Ramsey, G. T. Ram
sey, D. Simpson, JEFF. Smith, Mrs. Harriet
Smith, ". G. Stone, F. f. Thrus.in, WIN.
Williams, G. w. Wilmarth, r. Webb ,,
Wm. l.. Watson, J. p. Watson.
j. c. C. HOSKINS, =. NJ.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-11-18

- Ths Boston Yankee Blade says
the following thing Of QUO Of our most
Aourishing Iowa towns: Zone Of the most
fourishisg towns in the great west is that
Of Sioux City, Woodbury. county. Iowa
Eight years ago it contained scarcely in
habi.ants enough to say WE There is
now population Of some fifteen hundred
or two thousand. with excelIen, schools,
churches, and other humanizing ins.itu-
sions; but the best Evidence Of the indus
try And prosperity of the place is to be
found in the Advertising columns Of the
Sous City Register. : lively, enserprising
snd ably conducted newspaper, a copy OF
which il before ~.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-11-18
- PErrRsox's MAoAsrxE.-We are

~ PErrRsox's MAoAsrNE.-We are
10 receipt Of this popular Lady's hasa-
zine for December. It il splendid mum
ber. The principal engraving, Papa,
Papa" is one of great beauty. For many
ycars "Pstsrson's Magazine" has had a
larger circulation than any other monthly
in the United States. In 1866 it will Be
greatly improved; the reading matter ~ill
be increased. aud each number will con-
tain a Double-Size Steel Fashion Plate,
elegantly colcrsd, With from four to six
Ggures-making Peterson the cheapest
in the world. The terms will remain two
dollars = year to single subscribers. To
clubs i. is cheaper still, viz: five copies
for 5000, eight copies for $1,000, or four
teen copies for $4,000. To every person
getting up a club, lat these rates. the
Publisher will send an extra copy gratis.
Specimens sent (if written for) to those
wishing to get up clubs. Address, post
paid, Charles J. Peterson, 306 Chestnut
Street, Philadelphia.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-11-18
Comm unicatcd.

communicated.
Remember the sabbath day to keep il
holy
six days shalt thou labonr, and do all
thy work. - Erodus. chap. k, rs. SO.
Through your columns, Mr.. Editor, I
would hambly refer the merchants and
oil classes Of business men in Sioux City,
= above passage Of Scripture. With
out . strict account is kept Of time, it is
difficult so.tell which day Of the week is
set apart for day Of rest. We certainly
could no. tell from outward appearances.
ALI kinds Of stores, doggeries. barber
shops, &C., are open every Sabbath. aud
do . thriving business. Why do no. tho
citizens cry out against this shameful dis
respect Of tho Lords day-".he golden
clap that binds together the volume of
the week." Our merchants are certainly
doing we'll in the six days allotted them
for business, and why, in the name Of our
Christian land, cannot they lay aside their
pens and pennies on the seventh, and
show some respect for morality, the Bible,
and their Creator Even 10 the army, |
an told, where Sunday is almost unk nown,
aud where rowdyism is the principal study
Of thairoops, no suite. is permit, ed to
Seit 1l4oods on the Sabbath day. Can
-, th5s, some step Be taken BY which
ssGey shame these men into thinking
spprs Of decsncy, And less Of the inmor-
tAl Eve cent piece7 MosE ART.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-11-18

M Judge GLEEsoN Of The United
States Court Of Dakota, will deliver an
address q. the approaching session of the
Territorial Legislature before tha. body
by invitation, on the policy of President
JOHNSON and the capacity Of the freed men
Of the South under present circumstances
for self government. lie is understood to
favor the Blair plan Of colonization 0: the
freedmen in Mexico. The views Of the
Judge will no doubt be clearly aud ably
presented, and no subject more appropri-
ate to the times could have been sele c,ed.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-11-18

Da- The November number Of tho
atlantic Monthly il At hand. The con-
tents, as usual, are varied, and on
subjects Of general interest The atlantic
is deserving Of an extensive circulation
provided it let's Mr.. Niger alone. Terms
$500 per annum. Address Messrs. Tick
nor Il Fields, Boston, Mass
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-11-18
RSThe first Of The winter series of le

f1-The FIRST eflhe winter series of lee
lures before the Sioux City Lyceum. will
be delived by Gen. G. d. HILL, Of Dako .
ia Territory, on Saturday evening, the
18th inst. Subject: THE Resources OF
the Valley Of the Upper Missouri its
Productive and Com uercisl Capacity and
Prospective Wealth
The lecturer is perhaps a. we'll informed
on these topics as any person of the pres
ent day and all persons interested in the
North West, should endeavor to hear
what estimate a carefully formed judg-
ment places upon the matters to DO dis
cus.ed.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-11-18
nfA. We are happy to velcom. hack

No. We are happy to welcome back TO
Sioux City, Captain MoRELASD, formerly
Of the Iowa Sixth Cavalry. The Captain
we are pleased TO learn proposes to pitch
his tent here, and If he only makes him
self as agreeable as a citizen "a be was
Is an officer, be can't tarry too tong
ar,c": c.: ~--' ..--~. '
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-11-18

sd- LEcruREs-By reference to an
article to be found elsewhere, it will be
seen that measures are being taken to
secure the delivery of course Of lectures
in this city during the coming winter
This is movement in the right direction
and We hope that such arrangements will
be made a. will bring about The result 90
much desired by our people.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-11-18
All over Town and County.
- GENERAL ORDERS NUMBER Six
HEADQUARTERS DISTRICT OF Iowa.
arnry CRY. Iowa, Nov. 5, 65.

HrApoUA RrrRs DISTRICT OF Iowa.
Sioux CIrY, Iowa, Nov. s, 65.
CO. .B,' Dakota Cavalry, being under
order, 20 muster out will, in few days,
ls.vs the service Of the United States
They having been under my command Tor
nssriy three years, ! take tho occasion Of
tho massering out Of the last organiza''o"
Of Dakota troops to thank both officers
and men for the good service they have
rendered the country, and the cordial sup
port they have rendered me. To this, |
include Captain MINERS Co. "a, a. we'll
~ Captain TRlpP's Co. "B."
Although the service will be the loser
by the muster out Of these troops, the
Territory Of Dakota will be greatly the
gamer by the retorn Of such valuable
body Of men. (sigued.
A. SCLLY, BREvEr MAJ. GENERAL.
Company B, Of the Dakota Caval.
~, vas mustered out 1t this place on
Tuesday last, by Capt. TnEaKsR. From
the above order Of Gen'l SuLLy it will be
seen that the services Of this company
were highly regarded, and their disband-
onment regretted, by the commandant of
this district. Such q token of apprecia-
ton 10, We believe, rather unusual, and
cannot fail Of being highly pleasing to
tho soldiers whose services have called it
forth.
The farewell order below bcspeaks
feeling of mutual regard between the
Captain and men Of this company, which,
wherever il exists, cannot fail of being
productive Of great good to both officer
aud private.
H'D QUARTERS Co. B, Is, D. CAV Vols
Sioux City, Iowa, Nov. -. 1865.
TIE time having arrived when this com.
2auy 10 mustered out, should do violence
to my ovp feelings and Injustice to yours
to allow Wis occasion to pass without IN
some msnner expressing the high esteem
which | entertain Of you AS a military
organization. Although it has not been
your lot 10 be ordered TO the from. VIII, re
The great struggle between freedom aud
oppression has s,rown the blooming fields
Of the Sunny South with the wounded,
Ayins aud dead, and left to bleach upon
che b'll-;ops and in the val'ies OF that war
desolassd country the bones Of two hun
drsd Thousand Am erican citizens, yet you
have projected the homes OF helpless
women aad children from the raids attacks
and scalping-kuiie Of a savage foe.
You have been obedient to orders,
patieat~apen fatiguing marches, and
I~onGto dgey,by which you have won
The ysur superiors andeoah.
dsnG Of Ouf associates. In parting
With you, l thank you for -FOUR .so|diery
and manly department in camp ssd in
Geld, and 4 part with you as would with
! old and trisd friends.
Wherever tho waves Of fortune may
Drift Us after on sc paration l most sim
cereiy hope that peace, prosperity and
happiness may crown the efforts Of all as
they buff. the storms of life and should
clouds of war again gather and threaten
the flag Of our prosperous country, trust
you will rally to i.sssupport, and never
allow one star to be dim med, one stripe
erased, nor its ample !olda to dragels in
the dust WIN. YRfPP,
Captain Co. 3D." Dakota Cav.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-11-18

~ Major Won MIsDEE and Captsin
NEALEY, Of Brackett's Battalion, left town
this week on an inpecting tour. They
ore expected to be absent for month or
more. When two such pleasant gentle
men withdraw from 90 limited circle %
Is ours in Sioux City, the loss Of their
presence cannot but be greatly regretted.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-11-18

NJ "Old Charles" has just received q
lot Of Bronson's choice fine cut chewing
tobacco. This tobacco is celebrated tor
it's superiority over oil other brands, and
those who indulge in the luxury can be
accommodated with an extsa article al
the store Of the above named gentleman.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-11-18

NJ THE New York WoRLp-Persons
wishing to keep up with the times in mat
ters Of news, politics, markets and in
short: all useful and desirable information
can do no better than to subscribe for tho
Now York World. See prospectus on the
on the fourth page of this paper.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-11-18

r@- We would suggest that as the gov
eminent may soon and Unexpectedly be
forced to cal! for corn, farmers had better
consult their own interest in holding or
selling at present rates.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-11-18

D~ The season for "Sociables" is now
at hand Several parties have already
come of, and mors projected. We un.
derstaud that the one at the residence of
Mrs. Joshua n. Lewis, on Friday Of last
week, was the most pleasant OF the season.