Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-07-22
49, A man by the name of Stafford was

for four hours. lie is recovering. We
CLEAN from the North. West.
One hundred and forty Indians pass.
ed through Anamosa las. week on their
way to Wisconsin. SO says the Eureka.
-- There appears to be regular nest
of counterfeiters at Dubuque Such at
least is the opinion of the Times.
The halyards on the flag staff in the
public square at Mershalltown were cut
by some scoundrel on the night before the
Fourth. We CLEAN from the Marshall
| Times.
- The chinch and potato bugs are com
hitting sundry ravagcs in Marshall Co.,
as we learn from the Times
A couple Of insu!ted individuals,
Ham mo nd and Root, (the latter probably
Of the old and responsible firm of Root,
Little Pig and Die) had serious thoughts
last week Of prosecuting the Lyons Mirror
for libel; but they didn't do it.
- Gen. Baker announces that the Penn,
sylvania Railroad Company proposes to
make proper adjustment of all claims
for injuries to men of the 35th Iowa In,
fantry occasioned by the accident Of the
S:b uls., near Summer Hill, pcnusy lvania
- Mrs. Carry Of Mahasta county, aged
| Il
celebration on the Fourth. walked home
at the conclusion Of the exercises, and
then picked peek of beans, and tonk
them to market before supper! So says
the Oska)oosn Herald.
- The Addison Collegiate Institute at
| West Irving, Benton County, was struck
by light ing o. few days since ard dam grd
to the amour, Of 500 Tho barn OF Mr.,
| Williams in the vicinity wa> s1ru,k. nnd
bnrneI up with al its con'rnts, ircllug
| three horse aud one thoas2uI bushels Of
! corn. We CLEAN fr IN the linton EeGls.
--TLr Alair Register records that
panther has made himself visible ia the
vicinity Of Niii1e River, l. miles FROM
tontarel'e. He cuts up some very
naughty tricks, ard needs small dose Ct
everlasting destruction.
- The boiler belonging to the saw mill
Of Mr. Riley, about five miles tlosa Cory.
don, Wayne county, exploded fa- days
since, fatally injuring Moses Prentice who
was a, work On tho building lis arm
AMI leg Were hr0kan, au1 he was thrown
several yards by the force Of the "xplos.
ion. lie I,voI bat f.w hours after the
accident. We CLEAN from til" Myui:or.
- Durog a recent thurlrr3t3rn it is
estimated by the De VIA Observer that
there were twen;y'sjx h1rscs killed by
! i5htuiny in Clinton county.
Tie celebrated Trdjnn Cliff Back
Hawk, di>l in the FA' Of 1887 wear
| L~4'iiI~, Van Barren county, II; was
buried ia sitting posture, in Il tr":, tomb
mado Of wooden slabs SO: upon the ground
! in the shape Of at inverted Y. Ills war
/ club, four or Eve f. hi.h. wa$ placed in
: the fro t Of liz rude t mi, a.. which
were - eccat num'rr If h'a.1< st4iprs
! rn:Atc@. corrn~r ..'..!,Hy with IL" number
! 81 sea r. he tyd taken il, liz He Tie
e',at (Ij.f tn >ocS ana I"A's, Keo.
knh, died about tie year l>JD IA the X IN
sas country. We gI>4n from y ycly il.
teres'ia4 historical article j. the iowa an
mails for July, written r, uY;ah E;I,cs,
$4,000 In J~veIry ~tu3tn from u
! frV"T iler.
The telegraph gives the news that some
! burglar br'ho into Secretary HAr.an's
house at Washington City last week, and
succeeded in carrying OFF jew, Try to the
value of three thousand dollars. Secretary
Harlan, when elected senator in con
gress, nine years ago, was poor man
Methodist minister. residing at Mount
| Pleasant, Iowa aud now he Is the owner
Of a raarial residence in Mount Pleasant,
worth $4,000, aud, Il, present, lives in
Washington City, in the gorgeous magni~
ticence nt luxury Of a prince Of the I'm
pire # Austria. Jcwclry in private
citizens house worth $1,000! View -
But how has Preacher Harlan cot so much
we.lIa9 Where did the money come from
which bought all that iowelry-t those gold
watches those gold armIete those sp!,n.
did diamonds sci in gold enr ana finger
! rings: those silver spoons; gold handled
and slVer.bladed knives and torhs? Alas
Tor the corruption Alas for the depra.
witty of the times The abolition Office
holders roll and walow in luxury, wealth
and dissipation; but the people-y,s, the
homes, sons of toil--wih sweat and pain
will have to pay for all these things.
We sometime SINCE exposed the fact
that Harlan had drawn from The treasury
5000 year too much mileage but as the
mileage for the nine years he has been in
the Senate would onlyamount to t. -. 400
IN oil, lie must have been engaged in some
other speculation, to account for his srIon.
did household "quipage and high living
heohuk Constitution.
II now seems quite certain that jeff
Davis and &. G. CLAW will he tried nv a