Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-11-18
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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER IS, 1865.


TaH NEWS.
The Advocate claims'thss Boonesboro
has population 81 over 1850.
-Gen'l Butler has rented residence
in Washington.
The volume Of National Bank cur
rsncy now 10 circulation is $2l0, 900, 900.
Gen. John A. Logan has been offered
tho mission to Japan.
-As far % received tho soldiers vote
shows . small majority in favor Of Ben
ton --...
The female pardon brokers made .
desperate raid on President johnson on
Saturday.
Further returns from New Jersey
confirm the reported election Of Ward,
Union candidate for Governor.
Worth 10 elected G ovcrnor Of North
Carolina BY from 5000 to 10000 ma
jorisy.
The body Of Wirz has been buried
10 the yard Of tho Washington arsenal,
near the graves Of the conspirators.
Tho Florida Convention has voted,
BY large majority, against reputation
of the rebel State debt
Albert Pike has gone to Charleston
70 preside over the annual session Of the
Supreme Council Of the thirty third de-
gree Masons.
During . recent thunder storm, Mr..
Narselle. of Alamakee copty, had sew
sntesn hogs killed by stroke Of light
ning.
The Trenton Republican states that
tho Democratic IL New Jersey charge
their defeat upon the Fenians, who, they
ssy, voted bodily sgaiust General Run
yon.
An order from the Secretary Of War
announces that all persons who have
failed to report on being drafted are not
to be considered % deserters, and viii no.
b liable to arrest in future.
"A Calcutta latter states that tho chol
era broke out. September 9Th, on ship
from Boston, and that on the following
day, Eve persons died.. ont Of the ten on
hesrd.
The President has lately appointed
Col. E. v. c. Greene Of tho Sunday
Transcript, to b Pepsion Agent Of Phil
adslphis. Col. Greene il firm Demo-
erst and supported Mcclellan
The Republicans Of -iliG = -
beaten the soldiete ticket, ESk1Gbya
largely reduced majority. whereat they
rejoice greatly. How they do love the
soldiers, to be surel
-Stsps are being taken BY the Cana
dian Government to meet the anticipated
danger from Fenian invasion. A large
body Of troops, estimated a. Is, 900, is TO
Be stationed along the frontier.
-Anolhsr loyal divine has lately come
10 grief One Of the radical ministers
recently imported into Missouri fro.
New. E England, has been caught robbbing
. house. Wonder If such tricks are the
legitimate results Of radical teachinss'
Tho executive officers OF the Fenian
Brotherhood have engaged a spacious
mansion in New Yorksas their headquar-
ssrs. The present organization is said
not to b intended for the government. OF
the future Irish Republic, but to aid tho
Irish patriots in their struggle for indie
psndsnes by arms, money, s.c.
Tho New York correspondent. OF the
Cincinnati Gazette says tha. Horace Gree
I ley and Alexander II. Stephens, Henry
Ward Beecher and Roger A. Pryor, The
odors Triton, Of the Independent. and
John 81. Reagan, ex Postmaster General
Of the late so-called Confedsracy,' dined
together as Dslmonico's the other day.
The rewards offered for the capture
d JEFF. Davis have been paid over to
General Wilson and bis men. Those Of
fered for the apprehension Of Booth arc
not - 70. distributed, the President not
having sc,ed upon the repor. Of the Com.
mission appointed to mako proper d.
vision. The amount in the lattor case Is
nearly e250,oo0, including $4,000 from
Califernis.
From Washinton We have Tho intelli.
Rsncs that the President will soon make
changes in bis Cabinet. II Is possitivel,
asserted thst Mr.. johnson has requested
tho Immediate return Of Gen. Mcclellan
from Europe. He is wanted for Secretary
Of Wss. Thomas B. Florsnce, . veteran
Democrat Of PsdnsylyaniA, has already