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FELIX HEYMAT
WITH
Arnold, NusDauaas & TT5rdEinger
Importers, Jobbers, and Wholesale Dealers in
CLIO T HIN G j.,

CIV OF tie Constitution itself. Being so, how
n we Justify, OF excuse, or even keep silence
tia regard to, the military trials Just initiated
8YVashingLoI 4 miscreant, acting IN concert
i.h other assassins, has attempted the lie OF
e Secretary of State, and, though his purpose
as defeated, be nevertheless severely wounled
overnor Seward, his oldest son, and two or
Iree others who noby resisted him. VI course,
is villain and his confederates should bestoEn-
dealt wath; but why not according to law
ybat reason, what excuse, can be urged, SO
istify the sending of this case before q court
lartial and having it tried IN secret! How
ar such a trial be reconciled with the PLAN
rovisions Of the Constitution above quoted
As to the military trial Of those who con-
pired with Booth to assassinate the President,
md aided to achieve that fell parPoSe, the out
AGE is not quite so fragrant; Dat such tr!ai Is
h best bIunder, while enshroualng At IN secre~
" is utterly indefensible To try doctor Tor
Is life, because he set a strangers brokca cone
Ind gave, or sold, or lent hiln pair oil crnteh-
3, may Just do; but to try him IN secret al
owing no report Of the testimony but sucn as
ihe prosecution sees fit to make, Is nothing .ess
than abominable. Two months ago, 1t would
have been endured for the country sake5 now,
there is no reason that it should be. we war;
all who take any voluntary part IN these strange
proceedings that the rebellion is suppressed, the
war at an end, and the right to suspend thf
privilege of kabeas corpus and make the "lli O
{ Secretary of War the supreme law OF tn'
lani has expired II our present Secretary
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TIE PERUEIAN SYRUP

cTsTE OF THE BLOOD, or accompanied by De-
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IRON as "a Medicine

Is we'll known aud eknowledged by all medical men.
The difficulty has been to obtain such preparation
OF it as gl enter the circulaton and asslmate. .aI
once with the blood. This point, says Dr. hayes
Iissacnusatts State Chemist, has been attained in
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'ARSApARILhb'
TrE gOkLbs GREAT REMEDY Fos

Serli01a and fScrofulCuS Diseases.
t7oh' Ealers haes, 'celkRou7s merchant Of 0Eford.
I1iRe.
but yet bottle which failed of the desired effect
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Fr0g. Rsr. Rott. Strgttoa, Bristol England
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q yoIf SAtsAPAiii.A Ny daughter aged ten, had an
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From Charles p Goae, ES7., of the cdflg k7tora Gage,
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Ea.- Dep -tI=ot Of tae dolraiys under the In
ed.sta Supervision Of McLEHAy, the celebrated
Comic Ueiiueator, viii be foaad always itch in VII,
Ierrimert, and appropriate Design.
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THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
Cnres Nervous Affections Female Complaints, ana
III 8isasees el the Kidaeys and Bladder.
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It is entirely Vegelablg---PerfeClIy Safe
and Harmless,

And has never been knowa to fail 10 expel worms,
where worms existed The proprietors boldly as
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the world.
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and take no other. 1J-Prce 25 cents per bottle.
Prepared ~ s. A. Fogtz & Bro, and for sale
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THE PERUVIAN SYRUP

Cures Chronic DiaTTapo, Scroi0la, bolis, ScnTYy,
Loss Of Constitutional Visor
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THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
The PERUVIAN SYRUP

Cares Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint DfoPsy, feEsf
aud Agae, loss cf Energy, Low spirits
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THR PERUVIAN SYRUP

isa PROTECTED solution Of the PROIOXlD OF
IRON. NEW DISCOVERY IN MEDICINE,
that strikes at the root Of disease BY supplying the
blood with It's VitGl Praepe or Lts Els"'s"t-If0"'
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MONTHLY MAG4ZINES

Employ ing and paying more for Literary ,aleB,
thau any other Magazine il the country, We na,ter
ourselves that nc dep1rtmc 1T Of the fAciFlc Mo"7p
Ly viii suffer neglect from the want Of able and
well known
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-05-06

Say This being one Of the oldest es.ab.
lishments on The Upper Missouri, i, pos
sesses superior facilities for the accom- mo.
da,ion Of buyers. The goods are all new
and fresh, and purchasers can rest assur.
ed that in buying at cur establishment
they will get good articles at the lowest
prices.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-05-06

r'ot'efs was to paralize the country. by at
once striking down the head, heart aud
arm Ct The country.
As soon as The dreadful events were
announced in the slreels-- Mr.. Richards
Assistant Provost Ma, shall General aud
lis assistants welc at work to ,ii.cover the
"ssa><irs; III II lew mom. hts the telegraph
had ;r' ed the whole police force Of lie
ci'y; every precau'ion was 10 prescr.e
orncr; all The stress ra'rolltd Ivy urcrs
Of pu!ite, WHO were n.uun'td ~ CIDER 1t
Gen. Aucur; every road leading from
Wa>''it cto" strongly iehr:td: steamboats,
eh"ut to depart Gown he Potomac was
st'Hcd. -.
The norr,ful news was immediately
Photographed to- Baltimore AID the cavalry
there immediately lu. upon active duty
and every road p'ckcted aud other meas.
ules ken lur lhe aires, Of he assassns
TIE Chrln'r.c saws il is suspected the
con,rracy originated in MnryIand-on
examination uI witnesses tot under Tie
oath tc'or" an inf, rmnl uibunal this morn
ing lie tollnwng was "Iietd:"
The murderer Of the President was J.
Wilkes Booth, his hat was found and iden'
.'h' rs the one he ohtnim d at tie stable
where he go. The horse las, evening ! his
man played several times IA, Torl's The.
n'lr aud ,hcrti'r" was we'll acquainted
with IFS sSiis ard enlrancas~ o.
The person who attack, d Mr. Seward
left ttiiud him n s'nnchoA hn, ard an old
rusty r.yaaysr, The che N ers,of wlayh was
lroHcn tiGm he hand, ls If by s.rikiss-,
the leads were drawn Gt,,,u the cham hcrs
ouc being bat q r,uxh piece Of lead tie
ether balls were smaller than TIE cham.
tc~- which were warped III paper to pre-.
vent them fron fIi,n. ont
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-05-06
Call, Call, all,

DDWoc alfordto. and mW sell all
our goods at prices which in these times
will makeit an object DO, in purse ard
happires for the Rich and Poor, the Eco
nomist and tie unprecedented The Epicure
andthe Frugallo purchase Of us.
nA- Cash for :he seller a nd satisfactit
to the purchaser, is the business mott. of
Mostly q. D. BOOZE / co.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-05-06
:St1.ay.

0AME into the enclosure Of the subscriber in
- sioux City, Iowa, ab ut ten days since one red
COW and Steer. The COW has a white star in
forehead ard 10 about three years old, aud steer
seven o, eight months. The owner is request ed to
come forward, prove property, pay gas nd tax
eioII Cts, IorA. Feb. lotA. lssS-aw. = :" -.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-05-06

yNR0N Iermi'linn. u. T. on or about thc I9th
L day II An cn>t last. ono ERDN MAR t. ahcut
,ur years old, thisteiaa Oh the shouiicr and
Jump shnre knee on left lett. caused by kick Sho
WAS rather slight hnita long legged. Any person
returning said mare or giving Information as to
where she may he found, will he lihsraly reward, 4
JOHN KEENAY.
Sioux City, rsc. Cd, 1864,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-05-06

Alaree lot Of Corn. Wheat, Oats and
Pork Wanted, for which the hest rates
will he paid. Also, Dry and Gren Hides,
Furs. and all kinds Of Produce taken in
exchange for goods. n.. ~. @.-@as. -.*
MAYO 60. +. BUCHRUCKER.
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Northwestern Stage. Go.
1864, 1a;s;sss 1866,

's'HE III rtest, quickest and most direct route to
L the East --eny three lays from Sioux City to
Ca ago. Ifi-*eealy line ffom Sioux lily to Fort
Dodge aud daily from Feet Dodge to the terminus
OF the 1hicts1 ana Sorttwestcrn, and- Dutuque
and siUax City Railroads
Ninety fire III es less Staying By this Man
g.. @-.. any other Line. d @'-~"'~~.~~-
Passengers will find this the chcapcst and quick
est route to aifrnIts East. and they may rest a.
sused that 10 li.ihs will be spared to make the
rout @ please nj snd desirable. r.. ..:s..
The Company has recently supplied this line
with lew Concord Hacks, u nd secured the
services of carotid and etictcut drivers.
STAGES leave Sioux city on Mondays, Wednesdays
and fridays, andarriEe at Fort Dodge on Tuesdays
Thnrs lays ana saturdays. -
Office on Pearl street, nearly oppo lite Wears &
ALI sons Bank, sioux Dity, Iowa. .@.t' ..t +.
e. II. kIAGiLEY, Agent,
Sioux City. Dec. II, lsGi.n 81
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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-07-29

'~ Tbs ConIc WEEKLY.-The Dako.
ttan is 90 Isughabls in its Bosler and
3sgg salmagundies, that We think il sho'd
bsve ito proper appreciation as q no,
entirely unworthy rival Of the "Phuuny
Phe'lo~." Probably, Bosler, who con.
tracts for corn is giving that Editor his
cobs. since BAgg has given him the sack
10 contain them. This, it seeme:h to Us
is = fair reward for making Bosler and
BAgg so generally known TO the people.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-07-29

~ Rev Chss. D. MAr.ia. Of town site
notosiety. correspondent Of the Sioux City
Journal. Clerk Of the Dissric. Court,
Receiver Of Land Odice, DO, &c, gets of
the following good w. on the "pin-i..
on his back" Congressman from Rushvile,
IndianA.-
Many 10 this Territory NEBRASKA
will be sadly disappointed If that sterling
gentleman aud noble minded patriot
Judge Asahel W. Hubbard, Is not the
successor Of Senator Harlan. 1t is be.
lieved BY Us that be has no superior in
your e"viably Furnishing State"
birds Of a feather Franklin City
Opschee and Niobrarah. my DEARsir p
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-07-29
- An APPRoPRIArE AppolHrNES

~ An APPRoPRIArE APPOINTMENT
The D0kotiaa seems to have been ap-
pointed to the office Of Secret Inspector.
1t latest repor. being upon the case Of
Joseph Y. Buchanan, who recently visited
Yankton; it says Of hia. that 80 far Is
We could discern he remains unaitered p
The community will b pleased to learn
from Mr. b. himself, in confederation Of
this official report, that, Appearances are
not deceivinR.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-07-29

~ Letters remaining UNCLAIMED in
tho Poss Office At Sioux City, July
18th, 1865. To obtain any Of these letters,
the applicant must call for aduertised let
ters, give the date Of this list, and pay
one cent for advertising. If not called
for in one month. they will be sent 70 the
Dead Letter Office.
N. NJ. Adams, s. NJ. Burr, II. D. Clark,
A. l.. Edwards, 8. Freeman. J. Schollard,
Joseph Stevens, Lewis Pierce, 2. J.
Winston.
&c C. HOsKINS, P. NJ.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-07-29

~ SOLDIERS ORPHANS HomE-Ths
ladies Of this city met At the residence OF
Mr. Appleton on Tuesday evening las. fur
the purpose Of dsvising means 70. obtain.
Jog aud forwarding contributions to tho
Soldiers Orphans Home Fair. On motion
Of Mrs. Appleton the Rev. Mr.. Tiaglsy
~as chosen President, and Mrs. Groninger.
Secretary. On motion of Mrs. Wright i,
~as uaa nioously resolved that Ne proceed
to organize N association for The special
purpose fos which tho meeting WAS called
With view to the permanent organ ization
Of "a aoziGary sid-sooisty to tho SOLDIER
Orphans Home. On motion Of Mr.
Hudson . committee Of Eve to repor, tho
names Of persons for officers Of the $3.50
eis.ion was selected. composed Of the
following persons: Mrs. Hudson, Mrs.
0roninser, Mrs. Appleton, d.. Smith and
Judge Pendle,on. The committee after
retiring for consultation, reported the
following persons for otEicers:
Ptesidsnt Mrs. A. r. AppLErox.
Tice hesidens-Mrs L. @. SASsoRs.
Secretary-Mss. ]. NJ. BACON.
Executive Committee Mrs. O. K. Pooa.
Mrs. A. R. WRIoaT, Mrs. WI. R. Sn,rH,
Mrs. A. GRoxIsoER, Mrs. J. N. LEwls,
Mr.. WEAaE and Nss. Husr.
On motion Of Miss Howard the repos.
was adopted and the psrsons therein nam
ed unanimously elected 10 tho respective
od6oss for which they we're designated
On motion Of Mrs. Groninger the Execu-
tive Committee we're recommended 10 nees
q the residence Of Mra Dr. Hunt on
Friday evening, July 18th. An expires.
sion Of the meeting Is to the best mode
for raising contributions being asked By .
member Of the Executive Commit,ss il
vas snanimously resolved, after N inter.
change Of views, that the Executive Com.
missse and officers ars recommended to
solicit psssonsl contributions from ,hs
citisens. ..... ......
On motion Of Mrs. Stone il VS. ,esolv.
Cd that the meeting adjourn to meet on
Tuesday evening. August Let. u the resi-.
dsnes Of Mrs. L. c. 6aoborn for the pus.
poss Of perlscting tbs organisation and
accomplishing the ends for which il is
fesnsd, and that oil b. invited to attend.
& c. GRONIN0ER 0serslory.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-07-29

~ Coop News roA PosrERlrY.-The
Dakotidn Of the 9th inst, says: general
Sully, for . petty personal reason, cut US
. yesr ago.-Siour City Register.
Had the General performed like favor
for the editor Of the Register. that sheet
would not nov be controlled BY more
g. than brsins "-Dakotian.
Blu, he Geesssl heine aware Of the
Dakotiaas usser bsrrenness Of brains.
chose to deprive il Of ito only means Of
making itself known 70 the next genera.
ton. The General may have been bar
basoss; but that be VA wise. none cao
deny. The Dakotian stated the fec.
o. to its misfortune, end we stand prepar.
ed 70 defend the vsraeisy Of ito confession.
II 10 true, positively true. asd We believe
every word of il; but the Dakotion has
foolishly flushed up and shown some rage
because " we're 90 credulous 40 to swal-
low ito report Of the treatment It had
received from General SslIy. We be. 90
the General! He knows Who to cut
~ The stcanbos: arrivals this week
we're the "Twiligh.,' Lille Martin and
New Sam 0ssy," al from up river. The
"Gsty" WAS over.sken BY . tornado be.
tween Forts Rice and sully, and rather
roughly handled. Her pilo, house, chin
neys, aud . portion Of The cabin we're
blown away, and the boat badly damaged
generally. At tho tins tho accident oc
Cured she WAS bound up river with freigh.
taken from the Marcella, but returned 70
Fort Sully-lef: her cargo. and has gone
to St. Louis for repairs. which, We should
judge from her wrecked appearance we're
necessary to render her . seswor.hy craft.
~ Capt. Bsfg, Quarternaster Of the
Indian Expedition. called Gu US last week
while on his way to Waterloo. We are
satisfied that the charges made BY that
obscure little sheet up at Ysnkton are
false, malicious. and prompted only BY
mere personal spite. Some time since we
copied 90 article from the Sioux City
Journal charging the Captain With fraud
in . cersain purchase Of corn. Facts and
evidences have since come to our know.
ledge entirely exoul ps.ing bin from blame
in that affair. We take this occasion 10
do him justice by making this statement.
Fort Dodge Northwest
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-07-29

- Bob. Turner, Esq, who has Tor
sssssal months hs"s sesisg in the capacity
d O&os Agent for The North Western
Stage Company, il to BE- Express Messen
gss between sbis plsos sud Boousboro.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-07-29

~ Tbs contract for supplying tho
military post at Grow Greek With ono hun.
drsd tons Of hay, WAS awarded to J. B.
Green way, Of yankton, .. 90, 90 Pc, ton.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-07-29

80 M.-CAps Goodsidgc lsf. last
Tuesday Tor Chicago. He will return in
. week Or two With his family. His gen.
slemanly Chief Clssk. NJ. Moses, has
charge Of the Office during the absence Of
the Captain.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-07-29

~ This section has been showered
beautifully this week. Last year the
prayers prayed for rain this year they
pray for dry weather. We are getting
most too much Of good thing for hay
making and harvesting.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-07-29

~ Lost in Dskosa City, \. T., % 10
2Ssh Of August, 1864. . Odd Watch,
hunsinG ssss, with the following inscsip.
ito" on the Inside: "Prsssotsd by james
y. Gsobls 70 Simon P Ganb's; May lot
1855. Arsvard Of SIS 90 offered q this
elkes sos i.s recovery.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-07-29
Call, Gall, Call,

~We can affordto, and riNsellall
our goods 1t prices which in these times
will make It an object both 10 purse and
happines rthe Rich and Poor, tie Eco
nomisf and The lmprorident, the Epicxye
andthe Fn3aho purchase efas.
Cash fo.the selle a q satisf.oticn
10 tho purchaser, 10 the business mott. Of
Mostly Il. D. BOOZE dCO.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-07-29

~ GIRL WASTED-A girl who can do
general Homework and COOKING, can get a
situation in small family by applying ct
Wesre b Allison's Bsns, or ct tho resi- =
denca Of George Weare