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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-08-05
AMERICAN WONDERS.

The greatest cataract in the world is
the Falls Of Niagara, where the water
faom the great Upper Lakes forms o riv'
er Of three quarters Of mile in width,
and then being suddenly contracted,
plunges over the rocks 10 two columns to
the depth Of 40 feet each.
The greatest cave in the world is the
Mammoth Cave in Kentucky, where any
Que can make voyage on the waters Of
subterrancan river, and catch fish without
eyes.
The greatest river n the world is the
Mississippi. 400 miles in length.
The creates. valley in the world is the
.Malley Of the Mississippi. 1t contains
100000 square miles and is ono Of the
most fertile and profitable regions of the
globe.
The largest lake in the world is Lake
Superior, which is truly an inland sea, be-
ing $50 miles long and 1000 feet deep.
The greatest natural bridge in the world
is the Natural Bridge over Cedar Creek,
Virginia. 1t extends across chasm 80
feet in width md $50 feet in depth, at the
bottom Of which the creek flows.
The greatest mass Of solid iron in the
world is the Iron Mountain, Missouri. 1t
is $50 feet in hight and two miles in cir.
cult.
The largest number Of whaleships in
the world is sent by Nantucket and New
Bedford.
The greatest grain port in the world is
Chicago.
The largest avueduct in the world is
the Crcton Aqueduct in New York. Its
length is forty miles and a half, and its
cost twelve and half millions Of dollars.
The largest deposits of anthracite coal
il the world are in rPennsylvania-tbe
mines Of which supply the marke. with
millions Of tons annually, and appear to
be inexhaus'ible.
The creates. war Of which history gives
ae account is that just closed in the Uni.
ted States by the triumph OF the national
arms.
All these, it may be observed are Amer
lean institutions" In contemplation Of
them who will not acknowledge that ours
is "great country"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-08-05
Northwestern Stage Go.
1884,. e. 1866.

/ the East-only three days from Sioux City to
Chicago. Tri-weekly line from Sioux tSty to Fo,t
Dodge, and daily from Fort Dodge to the ter minus
Of the Chicago and rthwestern, and Dubuque
and Sioux City Railroads.
Ninety. fire Miles, less Staging by this than
any other Line.
Passengers will find this the cheapest and quick
est route to ali points East, and they may rest
sured that pains will be spared to make the
route pleasant and desirable.
The Company has recently supplied this line
with Concord Hacks, and secured the
services Of careful and efficient drivers.
Stages leave Sioux City on Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays, and arrive ut Fort Dodge on Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdays.
Office Pearl street, nearly opposite WearsA
Allison = Bank, Sioux City, Iowa.
G. II. KINGSLEY, Agent.
Sioux City. Dec. II, 1s64-tf
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-08-05

Did you ever hear of the way in which
man by the name Of "Ncw,' who had
SO many children, got out Of his difficulty
about giving them names He had twelve
male responsibilities presented to him.
lie had exhausted the vocabulary Of
names. There was James New, and vii.
liam New, John New, and Stephen New,
etc, etc. A. last ho was presented with
the ,irteenth child. 1t was a COY again.
What to call it be had not the slightest
idea. So, at last. in utter desperation 10
the CONSERVATION of his wife, the named
him No,hining New"
The next child was q girl. Welt, now
'ht"e was d, difficulty. ia. his better
halt insisted on having the naming of thas
cLl!l herself Several months passed,
during which she rcsulutely kept the name
to herself. AT last the chris, ,ning time
came rovnd, she astonistcu her good lord
and the assembled company, by naming
the littls girl Something New"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-08-05

COLLECTIONS made nd rem II. / at currcn
" rates Of exchange; Bills of Exchange, Cncur-
rent Money aud Coin bought and sold DEPOSITS re.
ccivedaad Money invested; Draftsfor sale GU any
country Europe.
by :.
Partcrt n attention given o tn pa ymen 10
Taxes in any county u Iowa.
Real Estate bong ht and ) old Land Warrant
ocated.
"e'efertcthe following parties witLwhomw
have done business
Park Bank, New York;
ID. Il A rnold. Prcs't Mercantile Bank NY.
Messrs. knauth, Nachod kubue, Bankers, N. Y
Messrs. Chas .Camblos 4 Co., Bankers, Phil.
Mcssrs. Clark. Bros. Il Co., Bankers st. Louis.
Gen Il. Harding, of Union Bank st Louis.
F.G. Adams, Banker, Chicago.
". + .Co"ibangh 4 Co., Bankers Chicago.
E.Partridge, Esq, Ranker. Seneca Falls n, Y.
&. W. Norton Esq. .President southern Bank OF
Kentucky y. Russclville, Ky.
S.A. Fletcher. Banker + indiana polls Indiana.
Aon. VIM. Montgomery, Washington, Pa.
T. II. Walker. Esq. Salem, New York
Messrs II. Markell Il Co, Bankers. Dubuque
Louisa Mack lot Banker Davenport. [mrG2
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-08-05

II friend passing laborcr the other
day who was curious to know their object
and therefore inquired: "What are you
setting those post for ~ Fifty cents a
piece replied Tat.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-08-05

Among the new names for ladies' man
ties we hear of the "wife's bliss the
husbands torture,' tho "banker's terror
tho "sberif's joy the "poor man hor
ror.' the rich mans Dread and the
::maiien' delight"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-08-05

DrATu.-Men seldom rhnk Of the great
event of death until the shadow falls across
their own path, hiding forever from their
eyes the traces Of the loved ones whose
loving smiles were the sunlight Of their
existence. Death is the great Antagonist
Of life, and the cold thought Of the tomb
is the skeleton Of the feasts. We do no.
want to 60 trough the dark valley, al.
though its passage may lead to paradise :;
and, with Charles Lamb We do not want
to lie down in the muddy grave, even With
kings and princes for our be, dfelloxs-
But this fiat Of nature is inexo.able.-
The is no appeal or relief from the grea.
law which dooms US to dust. We flour.
ish and we fade as the leaves Of the forest
onl The .iower that blooms and wi,hers in
a day has not iairer hold upon life than
tho n,ighticst monarch that ever shook tho
earth with his footsteps. Generations Of
men appear and vanish as the grass, aud
the countless multitude that tbrongs the
earth to day, will Tomorrow disappear a.
the footsteps upon the shore.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-08-05
ASKS Hotel,

vANKTON, u. F.-.This II otelhasrccent
/ Iy been enlar ged a nd tho roughly renovated and
refttcd throughout and now otferssuperiornccom-
modations to the travelling public.
49, Travels vii ! here ii nd good Stabling, Water
and all the convenience necessary for thersatis
actory &C Q modat ion at nsual prices.
ASH REYNOLDS, Proprietors.
Vanktan n r. .Junel0th, 1868.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-08-05
HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
phil L. rh1n.

n1sEASEs Of the Nervous, Seminal, Urinary
- AMI Sexual systems--new and reliable treat
fhentin reports of tho Howard Associate on--Scnt
by mail in scaled letter envelopes. free Of charge
Address, DR.. } skillin Hon3hton. Howard Associa-
ton, No. south Ninth1irset. rhiladephia, Penn
ryytuia yol7no10~Iy
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-08-05

DR.. Frnk'in observed THE eyes Of
others "rr the eyes tina. ruin US If all
but myself were blind, I should Lei,her
want fne clothes nor fur,;,ure."
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-08-05
Sipnx City 8tgister
The REGISTER is issued every
8 aturday Mo rning,
From the publication Office on Pear Street.
Terms Of Subscrip1ion

Terms Of Subsc ri p1i ION:
One copy one year, in advance 90
1t not paid within three mont his. ..-........ SO
II payment is delayed longer than months 3 90
Rates of Advertising,
Ono square, ten Limos or less, one 81 SO
Each uoSelucnt insert ion IS
Ono square, zone month .................. 2 SO
one square, six mont s. ... ............. 90
One fonrth column. ono year 90
One half lumn, one ....lo 90
columu one year %
Alltransicnt ad ert isemonts must be paid for
In advance. This rule wilInot be var led from.
Under the present system, the advertiser pays
80 much for the space he occupies, the changes
the changes being chargeable with the compost.
ton only, ut the rate of twenty cents per square
Shis plan Is now generally adopted.
The privilege of yearly advertisers is strictly
limited to their own immediate and regular bust
moss; and he business of an advertising firm is
not oDnsi Tered as including that Of les Individual
members.
All co.partnorship notices, wants, removals,
houses to let etc. to Sc charged extra at regular
prices.
Advertisements ordered out before the time fox
which they may be cont lcted to be published cx
pires, WILDE charged at the rates forth In the
schc lule of prices.
Written notice is required Of an intention to
withdraw an advertisement.
One dollar will be charged for tho insertion Of
maria 20 ann ,rncements. Simple notices of deaths
will hc Inserted gratis, but obituaries viii be
charged per square.
Job Printing!
Executed speed lily and ia The best s. vie. Our faci
Western Iowa. Tho cash will be expected when
the work is delivered.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-08-05
CIVIC AND MILITARY

Orders Allied SCOTS Fashion Plate constant y
Oh hand. likewise Agcntfor the celebrated
FINKLE AND LYON
Sewing Machine one Of which be soen II OPP
Grafton at
JAMES lIUTCHINS, Merchant Tailor.
:o:waca Pcs: c::cc and Drug Store Pearl st
Sioux City. juIy9-t
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-08-05

BLANK DE EDS for sale at the Sioux City
ID Register Office.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-08-05

hereby given that the Sioux City Hay Scale, sit
natcd on the Leyee, is In good weighing order
again. Keys at tho brick store. mard
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-08-05

n"e''ca' VIII Tue women OF America,
old and young, try what they can effect
against this allpowerful, all subdu;ng ,es-
ror which is coming into our hearts and
homes with giant strides? Shall it be
said that they, with their beauty, their
talents, their numberless Vaccinations, and
their never failing love, The last best gift,'
shall be overcome by this fatal demon,
this moral murderer Whisky?
ASpY,-We like Andy Johnson in
proportion as the insane ma ;raants hate
him. a correspondent from Washington
recently said:
"pre-ident johnson, in bis proc'ama.
tons, has not wiped out any state consti.
tuition or laws that the United States ever
recognized; he has merely rejected the
rebel usurpers OF office, acknowledging
nothing that did not exist previous to the
so called secession. Taking up the old
state constitution and laws as they existed
'nSt'S 1o avs VIC IVY d PcOpic III OpOItu'
nifty Of filling the Offices with loyal men.-
Slavery fell with tho operations ct the laws
of war, and the people are duly notified
that it cannot be resurrected but the
President had no more power to confer
the right Of suffrage on negroes than to
prescribe that minors Of eighteen, or 70.
men should vote. contrary to the old sta'e
constitution and laws
The Chicago Republican in copying the
above with other paragraphs Of tho came
sort, gives utterance to tho following:
" The foregoing is clear and forcible
ond accurate Interpretation Of Presidest
Johnson's policy, and as such We CON.
mend it to the study Of such Journalists ss
have wrought themselve into the idea that
the President, while declaring bis consti.
tutional inability to give the ballot to the
blacks, has withheld it from any portion
Of the whites.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-06-15

JrGncrcid. 1ie Stimmune In gar
Dranfui6 icu cine (sbr clfsre (sin. 81
NueGdt auf Die M5elitftit BON 0unids:
luuesn nit yer decentralization unior
wi1ft etnn cunfsln Sdotlfn auf RE t6d.
1en Sntne7fn eeS Qanet5, auf Sneunrtt
6anrsl unp Sd,hiabrt.
YIeuBeu. DE untubantlunetn fdl
einen 6anrelsverlro8 Api(dtn rem 3ou
Dsrein uno Dtlstsn fno I'M IS Wa1
aum Nbld.ue 9elanai. Dian il lbsr aus
6ouptpunfe gum Girrn Rinontb 9elan9l
unp eu VsrtraA mirc tlnnen &ur3em unz
trrisidnei pelttn.
DIE prsub'lte Reaisrun9 bat or offer.
rsI6i(6en porae{tloQen, ear cine Nmne'
Rie fir eifjsninsn paionen in rem Ger:
;ca!tlmun erlailt meree, tie oubofnt
rcy~sn. wNl Gs sine Petition an TIN &at.
lex Vcpclecn untt,:tldEst baIin.
IS it ecr Befebl on Die preu6ii6sn
gcmmi0ars IN ten 6frScaltimun ulaNtn
rcleen, Gle Rla1cn Ger rdni1ben Ber5lfs'
runa IN No,c Sdkemia IN 9nradt au
aitbsn unc cine SpfaioI untniu6una be
lr'f; tnier Na%osleaentsit stnaulshm.
In aRuitiihe 3ommt0dr ii aufAsfpr.
rert mcrrm, 0b an ter un!u(utun9 ~
beIbeiliAen.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-06-15

bic ieBt Der Warf@ou Daiatne. Griffin,
inert N& UNI tstns @eisss. 81. 9uorD oetr
Marimiltan ertbetlt bat. Nibfdut 'tm
Ssmano, 10 bsfrait er i'm, obns rubst IT,
0tro wslde &ddNdt NIT rtm &afsr ~
nsbu'n. 81 labt ltr rie Spidpuppe
Marimnian. Gr III rn Obetef1b!ebas
Der res frani5ffd' mtrifarilhm b"Us.
Gr uairt Wtrifo uno nlbttlt rem Ittai
Nun Marimiltars feline Ysisble etrt!.
@en;iB Gem 9utraa tss @sueraie W;1az
mon mil Ger iranA66i&m 0n,uuenl'on IN
Ger fran,Sl(de SihNu ftsts ctr h5tus In
lcmmaato. 60 babe Id Cen @muaI
GalcsIcn lsine Bsfsble ron siu,m 6hu.
Uihi(hsn lieutenant une Gem O,nnn|
W,romon ett (stniatu pcn etrem frarA1t
'dsn Gapitdn empfaneen eN,bn.
Das froni5l(be 6er n jrsI 1id' Rir>
tx aIs 10000 Marn. wdbunr ro1 2
Satun $4,000 Mann in W,r tr flnpf,
ten. Die bnretdifdsn lrurpm ,ablH
5000 Wann. ets te\gt(dm 5000 urr rae
reaeImaeiae mr'tanilte Corps $4,000
Dlann. Die Brsmesnleaion rr ilau;6I.
(nen Nrmes. eis lsb5'au':nr Wann iatI!
fou (tde Sabre in Wr 70 tIeiten uni
amor una0tdnQia ron 6rorfHid. Il
6Nlelbi(te lsAicn, cis jest (sb5'au|snl
Wann 3dbll, miro ouf 5000 Dram tr
b6bt wtreen, rsnn eu Satir Don 81
RID Nnwutur8en IN ieinM SIaatn s.
RaIttt.
y Iis 0,ansolm wuttn f.tt ven n r.
laattn yurcs cls Dsinre orat1cttn UNI
bon ZEN 0cnltruaeorss 10 LANCE eeta6
mrren, ols lt nidt tyr 0n(prdtn. cit
eluicale Yaltu Nicer Aur Modi 3u erin.
8en, niQutr. Dl6 jsBl 1T ea5 WtaenIbti
asldcben. Ias G,onIbum rts Gluue
if ccnfeeirt unp ne Goh1srrororte lnr
r6uia pom luen Ntm,un arqssi6|rltn
lie Yurce nebmsn tie ibnen araetolsn,n
Steusn in Ger 6cnnuno an. rqe front
rid f'ubet pcsr (pltsr Wurimiiian per'
loIlen rirr unc eann nfreen ie e5 eani
In ittu W1dt baten, Nicer cine Nsuo
lNicn III maiden Elm DING. roo eem
GbaraftN ct Wtrltanu 70 (tbr mt(pritt.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-06-15
0artbaIbi Ibcr Gn8lano uno
SInterifu

@aribalpi bat Elm 5arttben an tfs eon'
bon Public OPINION" Bsrf9trt eas fols
eeuonmabsn lauist:
Sd babe Die amerifa TIDE 1raae tmmsr
ols cine lc,We betrabiet, wslbe ete eansl
WmldbsIt uro DE @slt anasbt unit e
{amer,ie MID A. (sbsn, .eab Elm 3beil eea
cnoliltsn BOLTS ssa,n bic Dtseubufel'
luns es5 Grteccns unc Ter Gintofsit In rs'
eroesn @spubtit war, welde TIRE Gn'ee'
buu9 Der GrbittuunB :srranft, msIds In
frlberen 3sitsn ,mti6en Nms11fa une
Mmeyifa bsrrltls. DIS @cIf. eae suf1lt
fur Die Emancipation Ger Sla:tn aut;
nat. battle >itlc iein 0sFnnuaB nidl in
Batsbuns ouf No1e @msr'fa o%sr|auane"
loutn.
M5an eie Dtbrr(du tss Steara gun
BeReu Ter untrsrudtm Weuldbeit i'd
ni&t msbr f!inrlta asaendterfsbsn. & 6bn'
crrl.lbm Wutler louten Ge uisnnsn. cal
tbr Gtamm nun eas Boupstt fin 81
8eWtc esr Na,iauen ttloet, uno rab MI
Der Despottsmus CUR lnetatafeit ie an
trstbt, msil esrlslte ie firdiet uno noel! {
etnGsbt. ras Ct 70 LANCE Ie stnie Gne. (tIn
3meds ME eyreihen miro.
g.. Waribalbi.
Gapura, Wat 1865.
@artbalei'5 Natb lit R9ulid gut AZ
msint, unp GnAlano u1ree wobl fabrer
wenn es i'm tsfolate. Die Wdt uno te
Ionosr6 BE Ser. Staatrn BADEN obu Dol
brittilbsr pufpie 10 vtrI nfabun, ca
MIR uobl 0ruuo baten, isre @smein(6af
NIT tis(tr NaIion Su msirsn. Man ttrl
Gnalano eie auino0e @sIeosnbeit, mor
lal1e IS etnsn NuasnbIid untewadt uni
es miro tratnc sinm gaununreia Qeau
leinen bt0en Treunp pud6en. Die brit
Tide Patton wei6 wsni9u BON 6uuant
tat uuc Scsmorclilis mus, als trsfno ein'
oncss. 6ur etneu 0uIsn Sdodu ru
rdtb ls, no m6s\id. tic aanae @elt. Wsi
ndbu Rsbt uns nc Na,ion Ter Grarscisn
trcb ibres QouiS %9larchcu.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-06-15

'sc,bu Gift s.nommsn, burd Grtdnesn
ein Gnec esmaGt une rrurrs p,fun Wpr'
esn Don (stner Iodtu toet in ietntm Gin.
met 9sfunesn. Mls @runp tss @.ItR.
morris slbt man an. Der f.br uide Wann
la IN Vsr,wetfuna raroltu aeatben.
rab Elm Vauer, Gem er Tin flsinte Capital
po1sd&cnsn, tie 3in{en MD, teSublt ia.
ts.
sic mdunlide Bepo;terung Ter Nstsl:
lsnitaoten II rur& ben Arite fu1&iulid
,ialammsnasldmoI3.n. 9n man&m D,
f"':"n ~ (s foif uunidht. gor oniAsn
Wcna'sn rurren rn Gcnpaani.n unr
Nssimsnt'r In siniasn Rst,urecrpe cen.
%(cI'eirt. Die foI0enem 3abIsn. mtlds
ren Muft:rolen tss 6arru'idm Cope
entnommsn lap, asbcn sir anndbtnree
Bi!c pon Zen ydden, cie Der 8riea 9utHsn
bat. 10 Reeimsnisr in einse eon(cllp,rt.
,dbIer 237 Warn. 3 unre1s 21O, 20 He
aimen'u GU; II Ntaimsntu 8l9, 5 an<
rus 45C. Das modl au(ommm 2405
Marn, rdbreno riels Rs0lmenIr ur:
'prlu9lib SO. 600 Wann ;dbltsn. IS 600
Wann rlnilttr Irurpsn pattm ouf 625
I,ulammtn9e(dmoisen. 0on dnsm Nrets
mort Der. 1900 Wann marin 40 ltria
astIiebtn. 7eonicliei1s ReoimenU labl:
ten ais, Is Ns9imtntu 719Wonn. By
'ldtsrsre antu, 8s1inrnIu rurtn auf Fl,
20. 16. Al. ,124 q, 20. 81, "a, II, 100
Wann rseue!rt u. {. NJ. Die Dur4'
ldniIIefd,ft Der Rseimmtu in Qes'e@orpe
bttruo Dor Ger QcnloIirotion 80 Wann.
@snuul Bates TiviIon bate felt rtm
Ntmarfb ron Dalton jtrsn @sntral unit
jeem Statsciftin unp Fret Biertsl rsI
Ranni&ait uuf rem S9lo6tfsee pnlO'
rem.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-06-15

uennte 5e,lmttttla an upenten. gptr rattrn aD.n iunaen Qeuten.
% s,l',., an seamsn. ersaasn: Sne0.sn, i: leiseu, fa an Or.
metten. sir tatsn Webrert esfsb.u. reid. tur& 81. gDbit.ier
spn eru6 otsr 5rnsa p,rmausrrt eetelt pursen. Sem.
%torafdlias B'b,ntluns ernedt bas DsrtIauen I'm sansen Weaeu.
Ut teretnet nidt, n'e pieIt Nutere, fur GonfuItatiruen. 9eb.r
Tam ~ 'bm ette' urb fthns Nnahi untnteeltli4 BORN.
aDir tnten fr.te tin neues gDers puNistrt. b%etttlt:
"Miseries and Mysteries Of Sexual Intercourse" -.
rel1ss an t'8enb Semant assen Ginfent una elmer 3 Qenn-
pshinarts Serf4tdt utrb. Rau abreffre ale Brtsfe an D..
Dtitttft, Boz 1894, gbtiaeo. SUE.
Otfe,: 1854 slt-GlariaroF ohm ruf.
Or Ntttiier ssruet6t bs Tublilum an ~fcfeente gerite:
D. 9iags mhroufss. aDis; p peacets uub Or Ssrnott,
Dr 5orrtIon, ct erus. Ro; Or WeSaer, 81 0atuts, Or
gauer une Or Sanes zbpru Gtte,eo. SUE; d 6~euterftui.
9ols>e, Cbtr; Dr. Dasts. Cincinnati, Ohio; Or Nellb. Cairo.
q; Or 9ope. S.mtItou. 9 U; Dr eiinn.r. qoutsr, 9 u;
gr Sulten YIN Msgtu college. Rontreol, &C; Or Del,su.
@utert&. 6 u; D. Gtanbler. .. y 2ohtaIStun
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-06-15

nm eauf6t rsrstn.
auf ltsfsu seats a.tt ley tin fasnts Prdnium uns ans
%bt,ftItsn = nj. al. Rsstuuns stents - von Der Dsaeuuuns
ts'a etaatsn. qountit sssr Stdste frsi; btsfr umaans e.
t5bt zen Dsrtt su f.lbsu-i. na& ssm enusraufa te fur an
tuu G%is,ntbum UNI tin tiS brtt pre,snt PER Ssts. Dts
3infsn anb i,tes 5albiatr tur& Goupons ,atItar, usl&'
ltst.r. elmer jsstu obligation ~bstetfaes Rnb, bon tuftteu
abse&nittsu uus an irsus ,,n.n nanautsr uhr etns 8aui
~ser.auft psrttn ION nfn.
De 3tnftn ,u 80 p'oleut tsssassn
Ginsn Sent per 1ns pom elmer $50 Rpte.
S~et $1OO
Sebn -. $500
Spanaia $1,000 .
Gin Dollar . 80, $1,000 .
s1eten Ron alien obrue .nann:.n 8strdssa prssu auf gm.
pfane tr G utfrivttensn srempt e~stetert.
Die Rst.u tt.i.r brittsn esrts anb teiaeli& tu dussrsu
gorm uni Ger ba mi, ssrtunstnen prisilsetsu BEN bsrstts sr>
laufnn etstsu. 1rsi6ts,u scnI sIstd, Bios tab f& Bic Rs'
et.rurs has R.&t %porbsbdlt. is mad ttrer apabl, BIZ 3taf.u
In Crib ~ s gro,.nt anaatt In p~apterssIb ,u asttn une bret
3.tut,l prs,.ut ,u ~t,,abun. TIL eubfertbtnt.n ,tsbtn ,ur
3dt tb,r eubit,iptten Bic Snt;reasn Bis Jun IS. Sut In
e.lb as:
Die atnsfuuns Ser s1otu ttekr trtttsn ssris tr etetsn.
Dr.tttser bestnnt am erR.n SUIT unb ptrb nod ssndunttm
Datum prompt unb obns lntrtre&une sfsstutrt pertsa.
Dit unbtt tuteuts aentuuus. rel&e Ia tsn SusfertSttrns.
eett,eunesu btsfsr trt.tm Grit ssma&t purbs. but.bt fa
blos auf bic SntsrsHen. SAILS tt Sutsrtatn tn @eIb tsabL,
petsn. ptrb Der Wtrtb be- Iestutn bsm f&su Betroe bts
tn Paptsrsslb %iabltarsn 3tnftu e~Ietdtsmmsn.
Die Rldlsbr ju 3%ablunsea In %Iltueeutsr Wln,e- In mel.
&,m Safe anstn ss Rssiruus tie Datl Der DIT unt mdfs
bal. In psI&er fs bic 3tnfsu buableu will wurbs btrPreifs
70 febr %rttujirtn unb slsi9 mo&sn, ta6 Gtni6afe. usIde
nit 6 Prclsnt In 9eIt e'ma6t psrtsn, isnsn pel&s NIT f.
ben uns bret 3stntsIs Prornt In Paptr esmaat psrtsn
%scnRdneie eleid (stu mlrt.u.
g IL stos
bic etnatoe Wnltibe In Mcrfte,
rt6t ts Nssitruns eessurdrtts uRutr.; Etc bsteutsubsn
@~crsteil.. rs1&s Rs bist,t, waa.u btsfslbs ,ur bsestrtsRsu
qi.blinstanleits trs TeliU.
@on br tu,6 t,n lsssn G;nsres au.s,ia.t,n Hulttb. 81.
6ns.u f4 sestnrdrtis rsniss. as $500. OC0, 600 i'm Wa,l..
Dt,fs Summe rtrt - naG su e&u.aiststt. nit p,I&sr tis.
fhte Ntfas 6nttt. ~ urtb.ilsn - ~inutrbalb ,nei Wonattn
%seuadneis sssi&nst fttn. une wtrb fotaua otus 3pstfsl tin
Prdmtum auf tsn Retsn ast,n ME ttes beim S6lu6 tu
eubiuiSttsu.n fur antut Gnlsibsn ishesmal Der Sol NOR.
lin ben elresrn stnt. i.bsn etatt unh stnst i.ssu lb.il.s
ts qantH Bic 9stdItsuas an Der sulsibs iu srltt$.ern, b.
ttn i'd ans 3stioraltanf,n. etaatstanlsu uns prtpat.
eanfitre i'm saujtu eants entniet, UNI eubferipttonsn N
Wart onjuuttmsn. eubftrtbsntsu wonsn TIRE eieenen Neeu.
ten, III benen fe getraueu batsa, a%usudtl,u bte ltstesn
aaetu fnb fur Bite rt6ttss abiIsfsruus Der 6otsu, auf wsI&s
4. gsR,aunesn a%nntbmeu, suantup.It&.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-06-15

Die feIs,nssn. surd lire 0ewauttbsit ausSe,eAaetsn
Ruufler urstn Be. jtser g~srfsuuus aufretsa:
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aut.rt,ua .in. Reaa. 9aIfs mannf al. rss,r8 Ne
,atlriaae antr its uensesahen 3rupsta setthei stre.
~ Itaren sfss RaHatftsss X uni uhr dtest5
strtrNtsla,ter 50 GsntS. 1irtsr urtc 10 9stfsu 20 81.