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pr Sale the following Farms :
DAVIDSON COUNTY FARMS.

farm ofgs acres o. good land, miles from the
Il near the SteWsrFs Ferry Pike, well fenced and
cultivation.
bhvil!e near Stones river P Ike 40 acres cleared,
knre heayi y timbered. land very rich.
lao. A farm oil 50 acres Of fne land, miles from
khvire and near the Lebanon Pike. Ha- good
ntry improvements on III 50 acres heavily
bered Price, $50 per acre.
hso a farm of lg4 Gcfes, 81 miles irmO q 2 city
he Buena Vista Pike IS seTea cleared, balance
yily timbered; splendldly watered soil Te-y
b. S1i be sold IN body or divided to suit pur-
lsers.
nile from MuIfreesooro Pike. Splendid land and
come good timber on IT,
Yarn Of sixty acres good land-l0 acres in
lber-three miles from the city, on the County
i. bstwesn the ClarksEiile and Brick Church
Ie. Price $500.
4 Farm Of l3716 Acres, miles from the City,
lhe f'Neely's Bend" PIte One-half Of the tract
hesrea, balance We timbsred. Has on it a Two
ly brick residence WITH sl1 geod rooms, good
hen, stable, and o her outhouses. The farm Is
by waiered. and lie enclosed with good cedar
Parm OF 81 acres, on stones RIVER Pike, 5
Ia from the .ty, on Mil cresk-OppositeS this
About Two thiTds Of Is Is men bottom land
well Wate-ed-
Nice Little Farm Of ts1S Acres, four and 9
miles from the city, on the Whites creek PIKE
sores in timber. Place well EEtered.
Splendid Farm contsinirg 400 Acres, Eve
lss rom Nashyill-, on the Nashville aud Chaits
II q railroad a. Glen Cliffe Depot, add on MI
hk The land Is very rich, splendidly Wstered
beautifully locsted. This is one Of tn bes
hSS FARMS m Davidson county, and u pecu
v adapted 20 raising Stock. On the place u I
oad switch, a. a near BY is 'ery large and
TX b. iuR q splendid plaza for an extensive Bucl
IA. There Is two story brick residence, with
he'd ADDITION, containing rooms ALEC kiteheI
iout-h0uses, good harms, stables, &C, ana 81
naFd OF 1000 choice Fruit Trees.
Nice Little Farm OF II Acres. four and
miles from the city, on the D.ckervOn ? Ike
fran house with four rooms, clubhouse sn'
ls. Land very richi excellent Esier. Pre-
10 csSh.
itl5H
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The Mobile eRndidates for Congress are
,hps peii,ieally classified bv the Times 81
THAI city: 1.-The Hon. G. e. Langd0u. an
original Union man, but who rallied to the
standard Of his State, and stood By secession
~ long as any thing it wss LETT The Hon.
7. N Mathews, also am original Union man
who stood out the tide of secession, even
while in appearance successful; and, Enaily y,
Colonel s. r. Cleveland, 8 former Demoerst
Of the state Sovereignty School, who be-
heved in secession. fought for il, and now
submit, but says that he does not repent,
and Ii the South has sinHed, she has been
mulcted into damsges heavy enough 10
make up I. r her errors"
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Inc lAAAuA8Aa
Thank God for rest, where none modest,
And none cen make sfraid,
Foe Peace that sits as Plenty's guest,
beneath the homestead shades
Bring pike and gun. the sword = red scourge,
The negroes broken chains,
And best them q the blscksm th forge
To ploughshsres for our plains.
Alike hencelorth our hills Of snOw,
And wales where cotton flowers
All streams that fi0W, eli winds that blow,
Are Freedoms motive powers.
Heneelerih 10 Labor's ehivalry
Be knightly honors paid
For uobler than the sword shall he
The sickie's secolade.
Build up an sltar TO the Lord,
o grateful hearts Of ours
Aud Shape it Of the greeuest swsrd
That ever drank the showers.
Lay a. -. Sc bloom Of gardens there,
ana there tiis ..ehard fruits:
Bring golden grain from ~, nd air.
From earth her goodly roots.
There let our banners dIoop snd aow,
The STARS upTiss and fall;
Our roll Of martyrs. Sad and SOW,
Let signing hTsezsG call.
Their names let hands Of horn and tan
And rough-sho feet applaud,
Who died u make the slave 2 man,
And Ink with toll reward.
There let the common heart keep time
10 such an anthem sung,
A never sWelled on poets rhyme,
or thrilled on singers tongue.
Song Of our burden and relief,
OF peace snd long annoy
The passion Of our mighty grief
And our exceeding JOY
song Il praise 10 Him who filed
The harVests sown IN tears,
And gave each field q double yield
To iced cur battle-yearsl
A song Of faith that trusts the end
TO match the good begun,
Nor doubts the power Of Love 10 blend
The hearts Of men as one
WHITTIER.
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MISrELLANEOUg FARMS.

farm Of l2s acres in Sumner county, 3 miles
Gallatn 20 &c es cleared, balance heavily
-ered and vel Natereo; land Of hrst ra'e quality
hood country house with rooms and other
fovemenis Price, 81, 800. Tor the tract.
%, 81, 600 acres Mineral and Goa Lands on
,bsrland Mountains has any amount Of The
best timber on il.
10, q nee ttie farm Of 8 acres. we'll Watered
vel improved, at Hendersonvlle, lG miles nom
hville, IN tie L . 3 N. r. R. Has on it a splen-
spring and we'll the plsce well inc osed. ri e.
a. cash.
50. "a farm of 800 arms Of very ich land lying
% NJ Creek, Madison county, West Tennesse-,
DIES nom Jackson, At the ia erseoton Of two
ipikes. la proYements first raie. Will he aold
body OF in tracts 10 SUIT purchasers. Price. So
ecIe.
b, ore ofthe best and most highly improved
= n tie Stale beautifully located On this side
4eth nyer, opposite Franklin, Tenn, Is miles
Rashyi1e, contains 81 acres; improvements
le first o;der. Can be had at a bargain II sold
ded stely.
I Farm % 1000 Acres in Wilson county, twenty
miles from Nashville. one mile south OF the
hauOn Pike soil rich, well Hsiosed with a gaed
Ar fence ;spendidiy WsteTe3; four hundred
les cleared balance vel tubersd with cedar and
|er Owthi two rssiden' eB on me place-one
b rooin5, the other With rosms-boih with
bd Outhouses, &C.
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Nashville Property.

An elegant story Brick Residecce, NJ. 30 Cher.
street, next ooorio eWellsr House. containing
rooms. l.otfronts 80 fsei ~ lao deep. One q
be beat places in TIE city
Also good Frame House with rooms, on South
hummer street, in good coalition. Price nod
IA 2,
A Good Brick Residence, No 81 Line street,
Eith Eine rooms gas fixtures I'll through The house
sood ouihouses and stable, an II good condition.
llcs Al by $50 feet, Prce very moderate.
Also-A Brick Store house, No. 81 Broad street
sSHth side, two doors from Market, three stores
high. IS feet ty Is. most excellent sttnd, and =
fres from taxation.
Aiso-A comm0diOns Brick Dwelling, corner o
and Gay, with seven rooms, kite hen VIII
3 room, snd lumber room. Lot fronts az feet N
Gay bE 81 deep. Splenoid water aud beautifully
shsdeds yard well enclosed. Price - On.
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Merchants & shippers.
1OlFl4UlLM


OUR O. - pa. ~ sllt per fafrei E1s De-
- =, sr-5--.s ~ fafa h1Tra os'-
u,rsrss5 a isrra ogoItoa q t1e - 80 tcnf
shirusd usdsr ihls fsnfi f-ie 80 a'i7 o.
- - today ~ Pound RGrrsls cn'y vi
- 49, Il Ia 'i--sF Dad rates, and 30 Pound
.5-s,e ur1poltou- shippers WI plelsl
n- .-l n. "a izrieis and on hils laaiuE
l--- + III EmIeG.
.,rs a. 10 GspeFal FraEh .irsnL
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Edgefeld Property.


A Brick Cottage Wiih3 rooms, on Russell street
very near the WIRE Bridge. and IN an e1oelen
neighboThOOd. Price, 81 500 cash.
Also. another nice Brick Cottage on Woodlsn'
stseet still more convenient 70 the Wire bridge
and very valuaD.e has rooms store nom AM
porch good ei-tern, etc Pnce, s3.7so essh.
Also, h-use and lot on Woodland street hous'
contains rooms; Lot fronts 100 feet ~ 10 fee
deep good shade, etc. Pnce, S59Coi one ~
cash, balance in snd yesrs.
House on Bel Street, with roorns. Lotfront
50feet BY 200 daep, good cistarn. Priee $50
A neat framed Cottage, with rooms and kitchen
Rooms Of good sise good cisterni pofch tront ans
rear Lot frouts Sc feet by 10 deep situatid nea
shelby Park, and very convenient 20 the WIZ
Bridge. Price $500.
Afamed House with rooms and ball, porch n
mont, vel shaded and well enclosed Lot fronts s.
ieet on Woodland 10 feet deep JOINS the Residence
Of NJ. Dury- tr4ee 5000.
A brick House with S rooms, en- Herman street
lot 50 feet hy no God esiern and gardeas al 81
enclosed, Price $500
A House on Shelby street, with good rooms, :
kitchen cellar, snd e. cd cisisrn. l0t l25 feet By
ITS. PAIGE $500 cssh-
A frame Eouse on GalistiR plss With siX rooms
kitchen, o1ihouses. and an excellent cts'ern vel
eneiosed- Lot 90 leettg TO. Price $500.
A framed Rouse On Gallshn Pike, with rooms,
ouhonses, lumber ahea, and an excellent cIstern
Lot 100 feet by 100. Terms $500
A Large tEostory Brick residence. with eight
MONS, on Russo st, near "Tulp street church -
lot fronts TOO feet hy no feet deep 6Ood kitchen
ci. Tern etc snd we'll enclosed. Improvements 10
excellent condition, and one Of the b st locations IN
E5ge6eld.
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AuausTA. eEoReIA.
Notice to Distillers.

UrfTrp sreFEs Isr1sas RrFEErz, ,
Cs-frfrIuEis OflI1r, Sfaosn ElsF. - q EEs,
NasHvILlE ocL y, lelb
HEREkFIER. 10 diut15ed splnts Eili b SLOWED
II - fs sod a. rf1a0vei INN d-s.Iliery - .f-us
- hing insrer ted and hrandeL Every rdla aicn
al he Internal Reveuue Law n tris reEpect H stu.
ieet TIE raries 70 hearJ fines and penalties, which
Vii - EillF enforced iu fVerT iustanoo. No asr
tier uorcs vii o. given. The laE must - under
stood and eanapded Eill- Il. l. NORVELL.
urtfAIn Co iaafnr
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The citizens Of She Southern pari II Ps,.-
etie county Tsn1., have Invited Gen. Io6,'
i. 7. Sneed. Of somerYilie, % address them
an the politiot ~ the times a. some eli,
cay . b. hKei BY the General.
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Notice.

HAVING suggested to the Clerk r. Tie County
II Court Ct smith County. the insoven y Of The
estate q L. J. Squirss. deceased 7 hereby rotiig
all peTs'ns having claims go Mt sad e-tEte q tie
tncm win re GrrK q sart oUrf properly sItf hen
rczlfd. b. the i5th dsy 81 Februsry nsxf. ioT pr1
laia 81 nd e-tS;e, orthey vi II iorevsT bird
This AnEilst i56s BF SMITH,
ooFa-5ra Exscuior Of I. }, equlfas, de- 4.
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TUESDAY. OCTOBER 81, 1885.
4KRns aF RrnaRIPTInH
PAxAsLz N ADVAS0E
Ta InTEKTIgERs M pEFLIL.

AdEsrissmsnis IN ihaBPscal Column. frst tine,
csnts; suhssqueut inserto1s, 10 cents per Inc In
Local Column, frsi tine, from 70 tnsss 81 o.
each nddid0nl line, 20 ceris; Subsequent iuaer-
eons, rs cs1ts per line.
Al adverdssmenis occupying specisl position.
xod an double column adFGrtssu1entas vii y
charged S3k per cent. EdFance on regular rates.
MARRIAGE AND FUNERAL NOTICES
Wm Be charged 81 the regular advertising Eatss
and must Invariably b paid = advance OF no N
nsraon made
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Nashville, Tennessee,

A RE RECEIVING AND HAVE IN STORE:
80 Barrels Fine Bourbon Whskey.
50 " Viewers MonOng shela Whisky.
30 Robertson county,
% Fine old Lincoln county
10 Old Peach Brandy, very ace.
10 Old apple 4"
10 Fine imported Hennesy Brandy.
s Casks Fine Star and Crescent" PoTt Wine,
imported.
10 Casks Sherry Vine, (sspsFior qualityl
70 Pipes superb Rhine Wins-
90 Cases - %
60 Weeks Fine CatsEba Vine.
lUO d lJODRworth's Sp rkIing CaiaWha Wine.
100 Imported Csret Wine.
10 Casks Fine Jsmsca Rum.
10 " Imported Hollsnd Gin,
80 Cases genuine Naickdfs Absynths.
10 Casks Suueuor CataW Brandy.
100 Barrels Fine n. o s1gar.
Is C-fee
% Bbls and - bbls. Powdered Bar Sugar.
90 Z Crushed Sugar.
50 Bags Prime Rio Coffee
IS Bhls and y bb's n D MClasses.
100 Boxes Superior German soar.
go siar and Summer Candles.
100 Starch
go Cases assorted Matches.
100 p Q Soda.
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HOWE MACHIlE,
Eiies Howe, ~. Inventor A Pathtee,

Ehas Howe, Jr.. Inventor a Pathtee
Il is unequalled as s Maintaining
Machine, and its reputation thoroughly
established
The HOWE SEWING MACHINES
are celebrated for doing the BEs'work.
usings much smaller needle sr the
same thread than any other 1lchine.
These Machines are made d the
new and spacious Factory at bridge,
port, Conn. under the immediate SUI
pervisiOn of the President of tle Com
pany. ELIAS HOWE, Jr the original
inventor Of the Sewing Machine.
Duplicate parts Of Machines con
slanily on hand
Machinery repaired aud satisfaction
guaranteed.
s~Liboral Inducements arsrsd to
Agents.
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Wanted

r,fNFuIATEl-Y. --catln si Makers anl anaTRss
1 sssd TIIrusr. Empiofnsaf siesdy. al ussi
Al 49, ca srHolsa Co
OF NJ y hI1ai areeL
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We, ne undsrsiEasd, have this day sdoptsd M
st.oys rates for advertising, 70 Which Hs btnd cur
naivos stric1y 70 adhsze.
NIT CAMERON 90.
50HN WALLACE, for he DlspsleA.
BAREY, WIHHAM a 90 tor ffesl
AKHFrIL1, TuN.. Sept- =. le6A
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sAMARITAH's ~
Root and Herb Juices,
The Crest Blood Purifier ard Remedy iOr
scRoFULA, ULCERS, SORES, SPOTS,
LETTERS, SCALES, BOILs, sYPH-
Ills OR vENEREAL DIS
Z. ,rrl l.
EASE. -


For svpbn's OF venereai Diseases, the ssrnari-
lan's Root and Berh Juices h the most potent GER
tAiE and sfogtual remedy prescribed. Il reseh-
e. ana eradcaiss evety lartole Of he Vsnerea poi
son. 20 thai ihe cure q thor0ugh and permanent
Take then this purifying remedy and b hssie5,
and de not raH=uait % postsrty that Tor Which
you msy repent m after years. ..F
DO NOT DEsPaIRt ~
Although you may be rrono1nced tneurafle, the
Sanartn's Root and Herr Jmces VII remove
svery Yestaa Of impunties frru the system, - wen
a. al the bad Effects Of MeieETg.
FEMALES FEMALEsft
In many sfeetons with which numbrrs or 81
males sufsr the Root and Herb Juces % most hap
ply adapted, N . lcerafed Uterus, 10 Whites, IN
bearing dosn, Falling q ne womb, Deb lily, and
for 81 cOmp'auts itcident 20 the sex. Sent By ex-
press. Price, s. per bottle.
Sanaritan's Wash,
Ia in case Of Syphilis, uped in junction with the
Root and Herb Juices Fan eirecaons, Price fay
cents.
The efficacy Ct these remedies lie alike aeknovl-
edged ~ physi-lsu Fud uatierts They are used
ia me q. 8 Hospitals and hy thsirSesl merit have
g.i1ed the fpprcbstiun Of The most abe surgeons
Patient take notcsi DE ingredients are knoan
Q rae physieians who use theIn, as you viii see b.
PosT HosTIflI, FoET MahsHAIL,l
Baltimore, Feb %, 1854.
y haTe Great sslsiact1u 10 Etsiug that have
q 81 T" he Samariia1's Kemedies iorfV snsreal
iisssse N It, most customary forms thsf I have
USED tneA Win ilugmenI. discrttcu, and proper
y, sna haFe i0und them rusronu % my a1licIpa-
TO pIpmpiiY ana eheetuai y. knowing their
composaon, haJe the fullest confidence 10 their
eHhsaey sod AZ az my use 81 tnem eEteudss
recommsnd them strongly 4"
ALFRED G BOWERS,
Assistant surEsou ON NeH York Fols |
Rsaiel bere IS proof positive Of The value o.
these truiv fauable proportions. The odd aCken-
irg and q Elsting drug- have % eve way 10 rene
des pun 1--WE getahie, pleasant % The Taste, and
SD 81 Wac ws1nTH, DrusEists.
Cor. Church and Fins st,ects, Nashville I
DESMOND a CO, Propuei0FH. 7
als Is'e stres,, raiadslpllia, Pa lssplD-ssrf 4
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FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE
The Florence
Has tho Reversible Feed Motion

Has the ReVefslble Fesu
Mal;es Four Different sfrhe..
car he changed from one stitch 20 another while
toe Machine IS in Inollon'
7. r,o,a sssilv threaded than any other Machine.
lts shuttle Is simple and sell adjusting
Has no springs to get out OF order; It's motions are
/ All positive.
Bss Ire snooihest Tension, and TIE precision WIZ
/ gheh il draws the thread INTO the cloih Is u'''i
| rrosehsd in any Sewing Alscmne.
wu hem. fell, hind quilt and gather. It WI also
/ gather and sew Gu a rune Al the same uAle'
Is warranted and viii be Kept ia order one year
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o. z. HAKEss Cincinnati. ~. sAkEa' IN. York.
d. q. ROGERS JAS. NJ Ia
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The Samaritan's Gift

= Sent BY mail In a plaiu envelope. Price. Mali
packages, 500 Female 100.
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Although YOU may he rronolnced tneuafle, the
Samsrt.n's Boot and Herb Juices VII remove
every Yestae Of impurities frru the system, ~ well
a. a I the bad effects Of Meleurg.
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Thank God for rest, where none modest,
And none cen make sfraid,
Foe Peace that sits as Plenty's guest,
beneath the homestead shadei
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-10-21

Speaking Of the vote in Connection,
the Hartford Times says:
"A remarkable and significant feature
of election on Monday was the unanimity
of the soldiers vote. The returned veter-
ans Of the war, bronzed in years Of toll
some marches and SCARED in many bat
ties, voted very nearly unanimously
against the proposition for negro suffrage.
Just so it is in Iowa, and just SO i. il
everywhere. The soldiers are inaexibly
set against negro suffrage and will every.
where unite heartily with the democracy
to crush it out. y
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-10-21

TRIAL OF Col. JACQUES AND REBEcCA
DocKINs.- The case of the commonwealth
against these parties, for causing the death
Of Mrs. Louisa Williams by abortion, was
terminated before his honor Judge Harbe-
son. in the police court Yesterday evening
Colonel Jacques and Mrs. Dockins were
held to bail in the sum of $4,000 each for
their appearance at the next term Of the
circuit court. -LouisriUe Journal.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-10-21
News Items.

An Illinois and Minnesota regiment
had fight with negro regiment, at Pa
ducsh, KY, a few days since, in which
some six or seven Of the latter were killed.
The Fenian excitement is on the in
crease in England and Ireland. Arrests
continue to be made, and the military
force in certain parts Of Ireland is being
generally streng .hened. The London
Times, although affecting to ridicule the
movement, evidently considers il . serious
matter.
The Washingtoa Chronicle, Forney's
paper, says that on the arrival there Of
Gen. Grant, several important military
measures will be adopted, among which
will be the withdrawal of most of the fed
eral troops from the South, and the dis
charge Of the colored troops.
The Georgia State convention has
unanimously adopted an ordinance decla-
ring the act Of secession null aud void.
Among those whom the President has
recently pardoned, is ex-senator Badger.
of North Caroliua.
The N. Y. Times says that the steamers
City of Boston and Erin, which sailed on
Saturday last, took out 81, 100000 in bonds
for the use Of the Irish Republic.
The words of cheer" which the negro
sufeage radicals got from Conne,icu.
were not exactly the kind they called for.
The "sublime moral effect which the &C
ton Of Connecticut was to have in defeat
ing the restoration policy Of the Presi-
dent comes up on the wrong side. The
radicals counted largely on Connecticut,
but sadly missed their figure
The circuit court judge, at 81. Lous,
has decided that be will not require law
yers to take the test oath in order to prac.
tice in his court. So Missouri hasn't any
constitution after ALL
Six members of the Tennessee legisa-
ture are preparing charges for the i'm
parchment of Gov. Brownlow for the vio-
lation of State laws.
The President is said TO have stated to
Dean Richmond, of New York, that the
policy of restoration which be is now pur-
suing, is not On experiment, but the set
tied course which he is determined 10 car
ry out. without reference to the wishes oil
any party.
The democrats will certainly not quar-
rel with the President for his iudepen.
dence in this matter; but whether the rad
icals will let him off SO easily, is quite
another question.
The Chicago tunnel has been excavated
TO = distance Of nearly four thousand feet
under the lake. The roaring Of the waves
can be distinctly heard in this submarine
cavern, sometimes rnmbling like distant
thunder, and at others singing and sigh.
ing with mournful cadence.
JEFF. Davis is reported in excellen,
health. There is nothing definite in re-
gard to the time Of his trial
In the Interchange Of lead and iron
compliments between soldiers, il is though,
more blessed to give than TO receive.
Artemus Ward says: II have alters sus.
taiued good moral. character; was nev.
er ru;lroad director 10 my life.'
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-10-21

M. Cash Paid for all kinds of Fuvs
oet2u T.. r. L. 4 60.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-10-21

Dixon, who left the Des Mones Regis
ter for position on the Burlington Hapk-
Eye last August, has in consequence of
the'cbange in proprietorship Of the Havk-
Eye, returned to his former position a.
local editor of the Register.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-10-21

The keel Of a steamboat. said to be the
largest in the world, was laid last week for
the Peoples Line Of Albany. 1t is TO
have three tiers Of staterooms.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-10-21

A farmer in Buchanan county, last
week, set FIRE to his barn with . spark
from his pipe, and lost in consequence his
barn, hay, grain and horse.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-10-21

The Burlington Iiark-Eye has been
sold to G. W. Edwards, of the Mt. Pleas
ant Home Journal, and Chas. Beardsiey,
Of the Oskaloose Herald.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-10-21

Gen. Beauregard took the oath of ale
glance st New Orleans last week, and it
Il reported he will apply for pardon.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-10-21

Idaho has been unfortunate in its Gov
ernors. Gov. Lyon died suddenly. and
VAS scarcely succeeded in the Office by the
Secretary Of the Territory, when he too
died. Thus the Territory was left without
an executive head Mr.. Gibson, formerly
from Ohio, We believe. has received the
appointment from the President, and is at
present performing the duties of Govern
or of tho young territory.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-10-21

At least one half Of the soldiers who vo-
ted here on Tuesday, cast a straight dem
ocratic ticket, Mabony and all. Since
they came home, where they could hear
both sides Of the question, they find no
difficulty in determining who are their
real friends. The fact 10. Dennis A. Ma
hony is now and always has been better
friend of the colder, and would do more
for them than three-four,hs of those who
were making such loud professionalism
bupue Herald.