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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-10-21

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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-10-21

A YOU'VE lady . taking your arm is no
certain sigu that she vii! take yoor L4nd.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-10-21
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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-10-21

Sof, triangle Of straw and lace
That curves around my biash.ng face
With such a coy, bewitching grace,
No mortal man would dream your pl
Was on my head.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-10-21

Ak old gentleman remark ed the other
day thar n lao We went TO war on ac-
count Il the stamp act, ana got the mig
g.; While III 1861 We went to war abou.
ibv u'e5os and got The 2:amp act.
, 1865-11-06
BY TELEGRAPH,


Detention Of Steamers nj Quarantine
Filthy Condition of the itlantn-Dc-
tail. OF tho yoynGe-Ho Further
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of Quarantine
Cou,mIsEioncr.-Tlle Cholera In Spnlu
No Cascr In Germany.
SEw IonK, Nov. 4.-The steamship Europa,
from Hayre, IL still detained at The Lower Quaran:
une- Quarantine Surgeon Burdelt etates that all
are well on board. md that no cases Of cholera
wcrc known In nas1c prior to the sailing Of the
Europa. she stopped ut Brest but three hours,
which port ss represented ~ perfectly healthy,
Most Of hes passengers are from Paris, and '.tshop
Lynch, Of Char'eston, statea that he cholera pre-
'asd IN rs sa nos q: a. epi1s@ie ;,
the steamer Atlantis rspoEt the vessel IN dlthy
md dirty condition. Theru arc over 500 passen-
GER md seven esEes Of Gholesa ; ana I've ssses Of
victims to have been ncarly ali Geruans, including
ef1 children
The following is reported by pr. Watser, deputy
vessel was in London tescn days. All were well on
board and the city a. healthy as nsua1. Received
forty passengers from Lms'on and steamed tor
remainder Of passengers, more than 500, according
TO the statement oi the Atlan.a's surgeon. Sercn
dcalhs occurred among passengers previous 10 their
the small pox ire al conyalesctnt and will remain
On board the Atlanta. She will be detained a
mnDh Or two n quarantine.
cholera, although 1t Is the general subject OF coz
ye.aation. Great indignation Is felt aalnst tho
thcrties that the streets and tenement houses arc
New YoEk, Nor. 1.-The Quarantine Commits
soneta this afternoon passed resolutions enforcing
rigid quarantine on all vessels arriving, from this
date. from NayEe, London, Southampton, ports IN
the Mediterranean, and all olhcr chole1a ports. No
deaths have occurred on board the Atlanta since
Yesterday up t9 this P N: All M the e,sk ale to Be
WAslnss7os, Nov. 4.-Ad,ieee from CATALONIA,
, 1865-11-06

Within a day
at the banks 10
two or three Il
10 commence !
cline IN hogs
bnt the great bu
hold OF. till I
more nearly 10
, 1865-11-06

tes:i1g acd insp cling In Jauua7r and Februar-
1c4i, while on recruiting teryice In New Yorx ei:y,
Peter Rynn, Mfchae2 KtA1nev, ard eeysn other p:.-
tons, 81 Sc eraly GedtHng them falsely 70 two or
more toWns IN tn, State Of Nav York II III SANG
time. AID recelstng eorrupilY for eaclr recruit
crtdf Of 81 Is from bounty brokers, Tbs s.atenee
Of lhe Court T. that Captain Mooney BE- d::hoaora-
bly, dttnlEsed from the eeryice and n5y q tine Of
t5o0o The SecIe ely Of War Improves The sen
There Is 1ral IN The pardon bus;nes. Among
tsofe Rnoee warrants await the signature OF tho
President are Roger 4. Pryor and Robert Uuld.
Among the latest applications u thai al Nat. Gen.
John II. Whhsls, Of Alabama -
The New York 7T5tMstFs Waahinetop Epeclal
says: DuI!nE The mcnth Of October last the Prize
Bureau Of the TreneuV Depa1 t1uept adEueked 1850
royal claims, involving orer {9NQG5O.
The Collector for tic District Of South Catolpa
Ieporta fourteen cotton manufacturing dIuns within
LIS district. 80 ~'--~0
Secretary Seward entertained The Tuu!sian En-.
bassy With dinner at bis residence on Thursday.
The Cabinet were present. -. =
.1he Government VIII probably take early action
on the recent proclamation by Na1fmIlifap, IN
strneting tho assassination Of eSery prsouer taken
By his forte.
The Comptroller Of the Currency has lust cal]cd
The attention Of he National Ranks 10 the proyf-
Eio1s OF the l1w requiring them to nruyiin for the
redemption Of thelr notes. He is determined tllal
action On thc1t part ehall b. taken s speediIy as
possible. Some Of the b,nks hare atrcatiy taken
te htEt, sending their notes here for cancel
latiop.
The Washington special 10 the Hsra,4 says: The
case Of Lieut. EoEelet, charged with gigantic frauds
on The Navy Department ii the enlistment Of satl.
ors and marines at Baltimore, wu come up beGore
the Military Commission fn-dnr
, 1865-11-06

fuENxAX yANDs.
The market st these ynfds has been ir and prices
arc weak TIE sales arc in head, ranging In price
from zfG 90 to S11.u4,
, 1865-11-06

service 70 :hc inhabitants. Who, without ta:
Ic1p Fl tic Government, ould no. have bscn
able 70 sroist the Gala NJ =. seeing the nall
number Of practitioners In .uc to"n.
We hsve already mentioned the rapid aud
Dc daily dl;1inution ofthc mortality In Narsel!lss-
Tue sta.e OF things has appeared so mnch bet-
ter tEet' Tho Mayor. Of, our first commercial
port Las thought the Lima comn to relieve the
chemists from the regulation which obligc3
ten oftEemsto rena1n open all night sia:c
| the commencement Of the epidemic.
At Arlcs, Ak, and Va3cluse, IN al The
Khone. as In Var, the tulminant cases have
| entirely disappeared, and the deaths which
have occurred are the result of former nt-
tacks."
A correspondent Of the De5ats gives the fol-
loving interesting comparisons Of mortality
by cholcra and by other diseases and acc;-
dents.
i" Thirty y-thrcc years ago the cholera madc
| its first serious appearance In France. 1t re-
turned in 1St3, 1855 aud 1865; md the fact
must be remarked tllat the mortality, which
a all serious IN 1853, appears likely to be In
significant In lsG5. The persons who will fall
| victims to the cholera will be less In numbas
than those who lose their lives by other acci-
| dents, which arc iamiliar to us because they
form part Of oslr daily lives. Tie casualties
l
| calculated annually at IN aycruge OF three
quarters for each one thousand individuals !;
those arising from other violent dcaths, such
as drowning, murder, suicide, fire, Sc, amount
to one in q thousand.
1--WE will not mention the deaths caused by
rnilway accidents, and still less those result
| Ing from preysntable malndies, such as colds
! nnd typlIuS fever, which Is still more grave.
but 10 which no attention is paid; We will
continc ourselves tothe accidents In the ella Is
Of which wo place the too-1nuch feared cholera.
Ont Of the 1,So0, ,000 Inhabitants of Paris there
is d mortality Of ~ per 1000 from ordinary
casualties arising from horses, carriages, mur-
ders, suicides and fires. Tie annual number
Of accidental deaths for the total population
| Of Paris Is, therefore, $, 150. Let US now see
how many arc to be placed to tho charge OF
the cholera; that scourge made Its appear
Ing 10 positive information down to the 11til,
three hundred and eighty persons werc at-
tackled, Of whom one hundred and ninety
have died. If we divide those one hundred
and ntncty dcccascs among the / 500 900 In
habitaEts Of Pa,is, we shall find that the
phantom to Which our fearfs giving such ter
Iible proportions has made only four victims
for every nine thousand Inhabitants.
| 'But 1t Is not yet over, may add timil ot-
| jcctors. That Is true, but as a general rule
when IN epidemic hcsitntes and is long in de-
clarfng itself, II IS never very intense. Take
for example Marseil'es, the city so prcdis-
posed 10 scourgcs Of that Kind that Ia the
middle ages the plague had, become almost
cndtmical. The cholera there is finished, Of
almost 20. What has been the mortality
About seventeen hundred, that Is to say, q
little more than four deaths to each one thou
| snl,d 1EbAhIfNntSi1
, 1865-11-06
FROM MADISON.
Prospccts of The Union nTIcket-Dcstruc-
tive Firc-11llItnfy 1te1ns.

Prospccts of The Union nTlckct-Destrac.
tive Firc-11liltnry Items.
Especial Despatch to tho Chicago Ttibune.1
MADISON, Wis.,. Nov. 1.
The Union men OF this district a.e Wide awake.
and lively canEass is progressing. The Democrats
have nominated Andrew Bishop. Major Fl. a..
Tenny, widely known In the State as prominent
Republican and Union man, whom the Copperheads
undertook to capture by nomination for the A.
eembly the other day, hut who declined to run, will
vote the whole Union ticket and go for negro eut-
hase, notwithstanding Coppelhead assertions That
be bad deserted to them. The prospects arc good
for Union triumph to-day, There is danger, ho"
ever, that II the weather is favorable for outdoor
work. farmers, especially tn strong Uuion districts,
where the local ticket is sure, will fall to vote.
full Union vote IL very important. light vote will
cndanEer the Union State ticket
a farm house and barn, on the Robbina' place,
four na1lcs north Of this city, now occupied by De1-
ter Curtis, and probably superior to almost aEy
other in the State, were burned this morning. Loss
between $sa,010 and $30,000. Insured tor about
$4,000.
Three companies OF the 10Th regiment, with field
and stnG. except Lieutenant Colonel and Major a.
rivcd here to-day. The balance Of the regiment Is
expected next week.
Company G, I'd cavalry, ,sas paid today.
, 1865-11-06
Cholera Theories and Remedies.

A French physician, DR.. A. de Grand Rop-
1osne, who has Witnessed, 1t is said, fourteen
cholera enidcmics, has published in letter
advice to the general public. Uc says:
"Choleta is the result, in nineteen out OF
twenty cascs, Of q cloleraic diaHho,a, which
may always Ue eas{ly cured by timely treat
mcnt. What Is Important 10 know Is whether
the diarrhea be eholerafc or not. The gen
cral rule in time Of cpidem1cs should be TO
patients bowels. II the excavations be
formed If aqueous matter similar in ap-
renrance to very clear c1fe du faU, to rice
water, to dishwater, or to tea stirred with
few drops Of milk, then, whaterer be tue
general condition Of the patient, although be
ness, he has the cholera. The progress of
The disease has then to be arrested BY the
use OF peppermint, Of which the patient must
drink ha1f cup-f1,ll every quarter Of m hour !;
it is to be taken quito hot, swectcned, and
with the addition Of two table-spoonluls Of
rum or old cognac, together With twenty
drops OF tincture Of cinnamon. feIsplsation
ucd till the motions are checked. Three
hours generally suffice for this. If the mcdi-
cine thus administered promote signs Of in
toxicution, this Is to be regarded rs favor
allc sign Of recovery; II It cause EomitinSs,
then II Is to be discontinued, and small gtass
Of old cGEnnc or OF green cnaftIcast - ~ w
substituted in It's pIace, which Is to be taken
every quarter Of IN hour. When the disease
has reached its crisis, 1t is generally necessary
to conflne the treatment mainly to alcohol
lied asomatics, energetic frictions, injections
not too strongly ctherizcd, rubbing Of the
limbs, and to use every suitable means for in
creasiug the circulation aud exciting the ncr-
yous system"
The Paris Pays of the 10Th of October gives
some account of the subsidcnce Of the cpl
1cmic In France, from which we gather that
it has spread over considerable part Of
Frnnce:
ain Paris, where there hare been some
cases lately, the state Of things has improved,
and the rain which has now commenced. il 1t
continue, as in nil probability It will, will no
doubt do more to remove the scourre than all
tic recommendations Of the faculty and by
gicnic regulations.
!" At Torluu and La Seync The already very
reduced number Of deaths by cholera has
onlr not decreased further on account Of the
return q, nasse Of considerable Number OF
the Inhabitants.
"At Sollicrs Pont, the aud Of the navy doc
tors Of the port Of Toulon, put at the dispo.
sttiou Of the municipality, has rendered great
, 1865-11-06
FROM ST. LOUIS.

Arrest of n Prominent Commission
Merchant for Font Rurnlng-IIisSory,
Of the Case-Goy. Fietcherss Excn1p-
tion Recommendation - Personal
military Prisoners.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
ST. LOUIS, Nor.
u. HarUooo, OF the firm Of Warren, Talbot s.
Co.. we'll known commission merchants, cosucr Of
Washington ayenre and the leyee, is nom IN con
Gnc1nent ut sehoaeld saat7acks, and will shortly
be arraigned before military commission. on the
charge Of boat burning. From the prominent posi-
ton occupied By Mt Harwood in socla1 and husi'
ness cireles, bis casc Is contemplated With
much Interest as well as anxiety. 1t
will be remembered that the firm
which Mt. Hansood Is 4 member was rob.
hed by their 6ook;keepcz, J. Q. Adams Pissso1. o.
riefson len letter behind him acknowledging the
robbery and speaking in general te1ms, which r.
dieatcd that ne bad no fear Of being punished for
bis chine. It II now ela11ned that Pse.son tnshEa.
ted ihc charges against haExood, and that the lat
ter Is innocent.
Cor. F1e1eber's reco mmerdstton fer the e1enp
, 1865-11-06
The Maryland EIcctIon-'Troublc An-
t1cfnafet1.

NKw YoEK, Nov. 4.-l7e Baltimore A17er.e1n OF
yesterday says: "We were last evening Informed
by gentleman from Princess Anna, Somerset Co..
Maryland, Thai very excited statc OF feeling ex-
ietzation. eud the coming clcet1on on Tuesday next
ard trouble is npprehended n consequence. Our
Informant states thai tho Commisslon:t5 o. tbs
county arc men who hare been noted for ths!r dis
loyalty, two OF the latter beng unqualified aud uu-
rtgtsieied yoieEs. They have appointed men
Tor Judges at the coming election who arc all dis
OF violating tho registry Law, and allowing all per-
.ons 10 vote, disqualified as well as qualified Our
informant aleo SAYS It /. impossible 10 display the
been repeatedly cut. II Ia thought by Union men
generally tia. the1s win ho solns At tue polls, a.
to s Law hay9 i,
yo;c. At Deals Island there Is also considerable
excitement
, 1865-11-06

The same feeling Of insecurity Il The prosent aad H..
market carry n the Wsek soaunnsa 70 aamase T. =:
With loeral receipts Of Hogs end ve.y stringent
10 lavest In PRODUCTS at present prices or any other
than actual eousurupttYa 4ensaud. the Hog market
aas soa ea .s IL, ah al se
nencc, and some i1rc sales were MAIDS to-day at loa
IesS dSr ixnt 70 meeium oacon Hoss' and n1: Tor
IL be losing ny,y and with
value II heis properly IL wo M msS soiy ooE for xhE
receipts during Tho coming wne lc r:eetp,s for tao
4 < os. tas
se5. shipped caynT ~: ff gae5s!s aaa local eon-
tenatns to remain idle uT The hog market Iccincs
Zee 81 have
Tne demand for Mess Pors continues good, and old
haze hss so's % 70 soas q e. e5;ena & - at sssoa; Ssv "a,
nc1t week ii could be had at d. rFtma Mess was
vety iall. and a. The market l. merely nominal at
be So sae. ofcnred Meats iSr fa.ure deilv-
cry have yet been made For Green Me,ts ther. il.
which pics soma iarse sales Were made for nesf +
shoaldeas sd sides could be had at 1,Ya1exc.
Hon 70 days 1t but or next wesss delivery 1ssc
asked- New Lard has becn very ftee,y onareaa Ut
delivery, 'ho outside aaotstoRs tof ke:;1e
S;s as ef Es.f ia
mess md SI900a2ln for extra mesa Beef Haa,s ft5m
= zA@as TslloE IG f1r f,sy E5s'Ssts e NsT
ere II III. ass I'd III Sc iesa laS1 r.
roads all 70 blocked with ordinary isaghs thst
Dy hy ws te ~ ss srsp5 p HE
charge 1tc per 10 ns extsa- HENRY AinWAHp i Co..
, 1865-11-06

Ing In prscc fspm $1,000 to t1t tor fair to print,
ar.i Hills 10 4ls.6o for extra.
4, The following despsfehes wcrc rad on Ching.
to-ds;:" a.
!. EEEyAIo, Nor. I.
Reec:ut.-Wheas Q0o0 tzs- Corn IL, go bu, oats
~ fffi in. market vexy dull, buyers aal sel!cry
s2srt; Whcs1; sl.e9@1.e.: Com. rs; Oats nouai-
nai ! >f1pigbts Trpk. sc Wheat 10 New YORK
- NEu foaR, Sos. l.
yre,ts,ptr4 morc plenty. hlm; roxS dn!l. al ga
n. ! srrt heavy: q h.skey stc1dy; Colt BSs.
LTEc-E;ous frrn. at S.GuQa5. .03 Wheat easier,
SI.7-a3ls0; Cosn.stzung. !e99le; oass tsIi
PORK lower, ~ 6sn:; Whisky oct!er, ssos$+-..'"
LATER.
lreu was no crezins cali at the Merchants *
change. Highntues we're Aruer IN ths a'Rfuoon'
M1lh ksIss Of ll0 h.s1eIs. In ty5o lots, q! SSsk.
, 1865-11-06
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.


SATURDAY EVENING, Nov.4.
Business during the week ending to-day has ruled
dali, In most OF Its branches. The rE,ttuce trade
las been particularly inactiyc-shippess having
been driven out Of the market By the mites Of
tpeculators. The wholesale Groeory tsado has been
modcratively active, and pr kasc steady. The
Mercantile branches OF trade Atxa generally ruled
quiet but there Il an active demand Tor a kinds OF
uoolen goods. Railroad Frci;hts hare advanced
lOdl1sc = 100 lns durin. The week, but Lake
FreIghts are dull md considerably lower. The an.
nouneemcut Of the warehouse men that they will
chnrgc extra storage on old receipts Of grain does
not eeem 10 have The letIrcd effect ot facilitating
shipments. !
The following tnble shows the clea1Inss and bal
ances ut the Clearing House In this city for the
week cnd3ne to-t1av:
, 1865-11-06


No incident of the war 80 robly illustrates
the everlasting trnth, that the good md true
will ultimately rise in triumph over the tnlse
and base, as the tnte Of Major Uric Dahl
eren. He was youth deicately nuftuFeo,
and hardly get arrived at manhood-oecupy-
ing that tempting social position fso1n the
luxurious and enervating Influences OF Which
yery fer have the hardihood to
seek the stern duties Of patriotism amidst
the dangers Of the battle-aeld. Yet he
not only-promptly profiercd his services and
responded TO every call Of duty, but when he
met his. death he was acting as special vol
untecr In IN expedition Of extraordinary dan
ger, to which he begged to he assigned as the
post Of honor because Of deadly peril. In tho
hour in which our cause seemed darkest, AMI
when our troops In the Army OF the Potomac
most needed the chiralr1c Influences OF scli.sa-
ctiGcins bravery, young Uric Dah1grcu left our
army under Meade on the Rappahonnock,
and acting in command of small detached
force, Which, with the other cavalry forces
cngaged IN tue expedition, was commanded
by Fitzpatrick, struck out through the cne-
my's country for Richmond.
When nearly within sight Of the spires OF
the rebel capital, he was killed by shot from
| q lurking rebel bushwhackcr. when no rebel
forces we're In sight, and by an act known
! 10 the laws of WET as murder. Those who
murdered hlm are as liablc 10 be hanged a.
\ Champ Ferguson, and for the same offence.
Whether bis body, which fell into the hands
Of the guerillas, was mutilated in the manner
described by the rebel press at the time, NC
do not know. From the fact that 1t Is now
H..
, 1865-11-06

ser Of teach Is md others from the test oath does
ROT ,nclude lawyers and preachers.
Licct stafford. 9th. nth Illinois casRlry. bag b2en
rclIeTcd from duty ID a1e-1s-campto the General
commanding The dlsrsc, and ordered to his Tegi-
Mcut, row dpfng duty Gp the plans.
Echcfeld barracks No. 5, ia the only place DOW
1ei for The confinement OF military prisoners In this
ejiy. The number oi pr1scne:s dndEg tte Last SIX
t.Cphs has been reduced from uPI11ds of ,athous-
sad 10 about tweniy-fcuf. .-t:' '~.
, 1865-11-06
CHICAGO DuY GOODS MARKET

sArr1pAr EvxS1so. Nov. T.
The leading jotbcss rtpoft a fairly active uaoe,
though not 50 tx!sk- n list wrtk. Theso asa
rood many country merchants in town, bat they arc
bnytDg spasinxly, oaly Sufficient to meet the most
pressing wants. In Cotton goods the market may b
qEoted be.r. rather dull With further decline n
values since oor las: report Regular brands Of rFts
axe about kc lover. Standard SheetinRs are 1xc
lower. The stock here u very SMALL and ouz Qnota-
lions arc llste better than nominal Yesterday they
we-e quoted In New ToTk at &c. H1eaehed goods
generally nbout 1c lower. Stripes l91Ac lower.
Ticks generally the as list quoted except
two or th1ca brands which trde easier. Corset
Je1ns and caulb14cs arc scarce aod tEuer. Wooleu1
arc quite aettSo. shnWls are selling hhsky satnets
and Flannes move od quickly Carpets IN steady
dtm1nd md nra- Tmeads are lower. We quote elos
ine nticeS as fQIlQEss