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, 1865-01-24

REAT EXCITEMENT.-Re-
~ appearance OF the SonAx In B1AcK, IN front Of
Rve1ttts popular Photograph Gallery, 1i Lake street
Who Il ehe? Card Phot to0raphs srtll taken st this
establishment for two dollars per dozen.
WI. II. EVEklTT, Pronrlctot.
RAJ E1As, Photographer. Ia!i g5G3 1t
4 TTENTION, SIR KNIGHTS.
IL There will be 52eels1 conc1ave OF Apollo Com
1nnnter5 No. X. r. at their Atylum. Maaonlc TEN
e. tls (TUEsDAY} evening, st ~ o'clocg tor work
tn fh+ Il. C. p. order Of tbs E. z:
tayj.c:i1.lt i. u. BENNETT, Recorder.
JOE, ZOE, ZOE, ZOE,
II IN HER GREAT ROLE,
TzE IRE CE 5FE'
IT, nfnhf lari
, 1865-01-24

US NAyA1 ExxDEzycrs. Chicago, Jan. 8, 1865.
The Navy Department having ordered me to the
command Of this rendezvous iu obedience to orters.
for drafted man one lia6e to drs1t except there
tha1l be presented OF received certificate IRON =
titled be enlisted tho Navy, auf Is to be credited
to the district named IN the cer:iucate,
The names Of Substitute and rTisclpal are always
to be noted tn TIE Pro7olt Ma1shas certificate. aud
when either 1t these II wanting the man u not to be
shipped.
JOHN ID. HaRTY,
Acting Vol. Ideut. Commanding Rendezvous.
s-9tp3O1-lW
, 1865-01-24

In each Ward Of tho c:ty. sad in all Townships IN
Congressional Dirl:t OF other st ates from the Dra
and guarantee an agree fu:nish aSubstaa u eaeA
Of their Drafted mth, in whatever District they NAY
reside.
The Company Ct tmmences business With = 1axre
paid up cspits1, ans b.ck-a up b7 parties Yhpea
eo!yeucT Is undoubted be aAcez atned by call
Ing ut our once.
eprorosa to use the premiums recrived from tha
Insured anu much Of the capital Is required IN
procuring Subttitu:es
PREVIOUS TO TEE DRAFT,
agreements supplying all insured, who axe
drafted with Substitutes as fast know sho khsy
are We shall make to get tho earliest
returns from als Wards md Townships In witch oar
insured reside, and In eSery case aim to have sse
Exemption Papers
waiting tor them at our oc1ce, and subject IS their
order.
There are sbaut 10 oo men enrolled In thla Dsssex
and there will BE- required anout 2c0 men to n tha
Quota assigned YnU may be one Of the nunbe4
DRAFTED. Ia 1t not cheaper to p.J comparatively
reasonable amount now snd be perfectly certain at
having = SUBSTITUTE On HAND. than to take the
chance Of being obliged to pay tcm e9o0 to Il 20
AFTER TIE DRAFT, and be trc1o1ed and annoyed
In getting your Substitute?
Enrolled man Of Chicago and Townships OF other
DtstrictsI Now l. the time to mako yourself PHR-
FECTLY SRCuRE AGAINST being COMPELLED "a
pay an ENORMOUS price for Substitute IN case yo1
ahonld bo DRAFTED.
The public rnsy be fnEy satisfied OF one thing, ~
SHALL PROAIPTLT FILL EVERY CONTRACT WI
MAKE WITH OUR PATRONS. AND HAVE GOT
MEANS TO DO IT WITH
The Draft Will surely come or on the
tt15th Of FehFuary.'s
MEN and NOT FIGURES ere WANTED for thss
last 81, ,0c0 call, and THLy will CERTAINLY BEHAp,
PREPARE IN TIME.
We shall ali times be pleascd to give any Intorm4-
ton required fom parties desiring to examine into
our business. and Wilt promptly answer all cummunt
cations addressed to the Secretary. r O. Boz W79-
G. Il. COLBY, President,
BANKER, Niles, Mich.
JAMES ARTHUR. Treasurer
e. LESTER. Secretary.
Once, IT South Clark street. Rooms and q, {uD-
stairs) Chicago. III. lala: :15 1t Ihsa4Tu-net
, 1865-01-24

We have On hand largo lot Of long tIn1hers rang.
Ing Is to 60 te IN len 1h and rom 1Q1o 10 19Id
N size which Ne ocer Tor sale It low nEares.
PEARSON. AVERY i Co.
, 1865-01-24

NRm AunfftlHntf11fS.
BY SPECIAL REQUEST,
PROF. H.. A. De MUM,
Tur CELEBRATED
HAIR REST0RER,
Kings Block, car. Washington mi De.sba11 sts.,
A SHORT T11NEI.oNGER.
CONSULTATION FREE.
ZOE IN HER
GREAT COMBAT
+ Tonight At Mcv1eker's Theatre: Isa1 gsnls
T H T.
CALIFORNIA
IGInUIEbM tVlFll aAI !:
Capital, $1o,ooo,ooo.
100000 SHARES OF TIE PR VALUE OF 500.
AUGUSTUS C. RICHARDS, President.
JOHN E. WILLIAMS,
Metropolitan Bank, Treasurer p1o tam.
EDGAR E. holly, Secretary.
Prof. JAMES T. HODGE, General Agent.
DIRECTORS.
MARCUS A. FINCH,
CHARLES Il. RUSSELL,
iii Filth avenue
J. B. CHURCH.
WI. H. ME1LEN,
Late C1anin. Mecea i Co
AUGUSTUS G. RICHARDS,
n Murray 1treet
HENRY u. ALEXANDER,
Cumulns, Alexander d Green.
THOMAS a. SCOTT,
Vice President Pennsylvania Central Rarroad-
THEODORE ROOSEVELT,
WILLIAM ". STONE,
l. Stone. Blias, Fay d Alien.
SIDNEY E. MORSE, JR.,
Editor New York Observer.
| THOMAS sAIUIL,
Thomas smu1 q Sons.
AsHBEL GREEN,
Crmmtns, Alexander T. Green
JOSEPH WALES,
Wales, Wetnore d Co.
PAsCHAL ". TURNEY,
HENRY &. HIDE,
g Broadway.
R:1se9s es:.rtng information snsy conmnni-
AgsTsTTsA E1GHAE2s ef
H.c. WILDER, Agent,
Insurance Eooms 70 1asae street. Chicago.
, 1865-01-24

Wanted to rent u Farm containing from forty to
eighty aret Of teh 1anc Eithin twenty miles Of chi
The bindings and fen must be In tar order.
and they wt he kept 80 BY the tenant. Apply to
Waikiki 4 kERFuOr.s 50 NashIngt:n.st. jazz E3ie II
, 1865-01-24
TO LOAN.
18th Ward Draft Association.


All pessons holding certificates issued By the Treas
nEtr Of the l5lh ws5d Draft ComTttse s!e Isqne.'ed
at7k O'Clock Tie books will remain open for sub
tcrption during the evening" Everybody Is expected
to te present, business of Importance Ia 10 be
tended to.
BY order Of Committee. TT. N0EfORo,
1A1i-eHS-1t Secretary.
, 1865-01-24

COMMISSIONER s. W. KINGS
~ Office 124 Randolph etreet. Clark. Chicago,
and xaR1EoRlEs. Es.AIroESET:Af:LAw.s sota;y Puh!ic.
attention to cases arising nom The Internal Revenue
Laws. Having dissolved co.partnrrshlp with Mr.
Colehour my business hereafter Will b. CARRIED By
m3s<lf only. EIAE0N KING,
, 1865-01-24

EITS-A Eure Cure for these dtstrcsstng COM
plants IL nor made known In a Trrn:ise on
FITS-Forelen and Nat1v- Herbal Prepaea eations, pub
-lfshed by III. .. PHELPS BROWN. The pre-
FITS-ser]ptIon was furnished him in such provi-
-denta} manner that he cannot conScientloulsJ
FITS-reruse to make It known, ~ 1t has cured ev
-erybcdy who has usvd II, never having failed
FITS-in single case. It Is cdualy sure In cases of
-Flts as II Dyspep,ls, and the Ingredients may
FITS-be obtained from any Druggist. Sent free
Ito all on receipt Of i've cents 70 prepay post
FITS age. Dc. Address Dr.. O. P!lELPS BROWN,
Ne. II Grand Street, jersey City, n. j.
, 1865-01-24

NOTICE TO OVESSELOW WNERS
IN CUsToN HoEs7, CHICAGO. jan q, lsf5.
In order to facilitate the measurement Of vessels
required oY the late act CT Congress. ownes mas
ters ct vessels requested send IN their
to this Office, that they may be notified when It will
be necessary TO have ther verses pren.rcu ior nea+
uffug. LUTHER HAVEN COLLECTOR.
, 1865-01-24
NOTICE.

SUBSTITUTES for the NAVY.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-03-25

An oleaginous correspond. mt Of the
Syracuse Courier, gives an account Of his
adventures at Titusville, Pa, as follows:
"There are seven first class hotels in this
place of six thousand inhabitants, besides
numerous small institutions where poor
Accommodations are afforded at good pri.
ces. Every one 0! these seven is filed to
its utmost capacity day after day, and
night after night, many man thinking
bis lot fortunate one if happily be Sc.
cures soft chair to sit in all night. In
Oil City, if am correctly informed, they
have adopted plan, which has been very
successfully copied in other places. A man
is frst put to bed and allowed to stay in
statu quo till tired natures sweet restorer'
has mastered him, and then he is taken
from bis bed and stood up in the corner
to make room for another victim. The
sharpest and best business talent Of the
country is centered here, and if there were
the same material surroundings, the stran
ger would almost fancy himself on Wall
or William street This is the headquar.
tiers Of the army of oil operators. If Il
were to state the amount of money chang
ing hands here daily, l should hardly ex.
pect my story to be credited. will give
one fact as an illustration of the rise Of
property near here. Three years ago 80
acres Of land sold at Petroleum Centre
for =, 700. For ibis same property New
York company now ask the modest sum Of
thirty>fve million dollars, and they have
already taken over ten millions worth Of
oil from it.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-03-25

How He COT HIS W1FE-John w.
WAS or is genius. He made quite pile
in the Mexican War, and invested it in
canal boat running on the Ohio Canal
John was bachelor, but in course of timc
was smi,ten by little god. An old far.
mcr who lived on the "heel' path near
Masillon, had two rosy checked daughters,
but all attempts to gain an introduction
by their admirer, was foiled by the old
man. But John was not discouraged. A
large chunk Of beef bought off the mas
tiff, and John proceeded to deliberately
appropriate the various articles hanging
on the clothes line. Chim'zettes and
stockings, shirts, breeches and things we're
crowded in inglorious confusion into capa
cious carpet bags carried BY John Oh this
occasion. They were brought aboard the
boat and placed in the bow cabin to pave
the way for an introduction on the return
trip.
A week after, the boat passed the farm
house on its way south, and John jumped
ashore and went to the house He repre-.
scented that one of his drivers bad stolen
the clothing that he had discharged him,
and desired to return the articles. The
young ladies we're delighted, as the sack
contained all their SUNDAY fxings.' The
The old man said
II always thought that all boatmen
would steal, and l am delighted to End
ono honest one. You must call again
Captain"
The captain did call again, and soon
after married the "youngest.'
On the wedding night he told his wife
the ruse he had used to gain an introduc.
ton, and the old man gave orders that no
more clothing be left "out o nights"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-03-25
Call, Call, Call,

%We can affordto, and will sell all
our goods at prices which in these times
will make it an object both in purse and
happines for the Rich and Poor, the Eco
nomist and the Improrident, the Epicurc
andthe Fruyalto purchase ofus.
peA- Cash for the seller q nd satisfaction
to the purchaser, is the business motto of
3 Mostly Il. D. BOOZE l. co.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-03-25

A large lot Of Corn, Wheat, Oats and
Pork Wanted, for which the best rates
will be paid. Also, Dry and Gren Hides,
Furs, and all kinds of Produce taken in
exchange for goods. ! ~ = l. .e1e-.. J.
may3O 62. +. BUCHRUCKER. ~
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-03-25
FOR SALE-CIIEAP FOR
CASH.

rI'r1lE PROPERTY in Covirgton. n. r, kncwn
as Rapr's Tavern, consisting of good frnnle
house, barn. Ice house, cellar, WE'LL and other i'm
provements, situated on the Missouri river at the
Ferry landing. directly opposite Sioux City. Twill
sell this property on account Of III health. at the
lowest cash price. Ais" large lot Of r. cd hay,
span Of young horses, harness, wagon. COWS, etc.
WIN. RAPP.
C0vinxton, Nebraska, Jan g, 1865.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-03-25

A scoundrel named Anderson, who
last fall savagely cut man in the face
while they we're returning from the Du.
buque county fair, and then sho. and
wounded two boys he afterwards met, was
captured on the 22d at Dubuque, he hay
ing been At large ever since the crime.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-03-25
CHICAGO, IOWA g. NEBRASKA <

Air Limo

Is 60 5 @. |. q;
OPEN TO MARsHALL!!-l6l Mites
" west Of Mississippi rirer, and 29o
miles west Of Ch,cago-The Shortest
and Quickest Route betu cen Chicago
ana Central Iowa-No change Of Cars
or Baggage bctrcen Chicago and Mar
shati-Goo Sleeping Cars on all night
Trains betwecn Cedar Rapids and
Chicago-F'are as Low as by any other
route-Time Jetueen Des Noines and
Chicago only % hours!
Marshallis twelve miles ia Their due west a less
distance by stage from Bes Moincs, over q much
batter road and II miles less distance by rallts
Chicago than GriEneil.
Passengers and shippers are invited to examine
this line before they credit the misrepresentation
of the NJ. & NJ. and c. 4 Il. !. Lns, that they a1y
the ''only short quick, reliable no change Of Cars
Line from Central Iowa to Chicago. From and
after Monday, April 20, 1868, Trains willrunus
ollows:
Going East--Night Exrrcssleavcs MarshalJat
$50 p. M. on arriv"lof Stagc> from pe> M"in,s
Cedar Rap ids 200 p. NJ. Clinton ll:1Op. m, and
arrive ia Chicago next morning in time f all
morning rains going north or east.
Day Train leaves Marshall at "a m, Cedar
Ea Iid> at $50 =, and arrive at Clinton i:3,,
p. m. Passengers to Clinton by this traincan
take Night Express for Chicago, or remain until
next morning at $50, and arrived thicagUat
800 i. HI.
Going West--Night Express leaves Wcl.st
Depot in Chicago at $50 in the evening: linton
;}:1G Cedar KHi'ids 200 a. nd arrived at
Marshal at 1918 il. THsrrl.gr leaving Chi
cago this train at $50 ia TIA" evening arriycin
Dcs Moincs early next evening.
Day Train leaving chicagr at Il. m arrivesat
Clinton at p. m. Leaves tIintt II t4,tOa. m.
Cedar Rapid, $40 I. m, and arrive at Marshall
atS:1O =. III.
Passengers going East from IcCatnr. OHaws
Um lha, Council Bluffs, nr> Muurs Sioux City, IT.
Dodge nd all points est IF the fes Moincs river,
procure Tickets at th"Stagc Unces, of Thos.
IIattrn, Jr. at Dcs Nunes PASSENGERS leaving
Des Moincs in the morning arrvesh tEica= early
next morning. 40 BE sure and get tickets by way
of MARSHALL.
Connect ins.-At Turner Junction witU
Trains fer Frccp"rt, DUMB iih. .iric DIT Chic
and LatrosSr.
At Dixon with Trains Of Illinois rentralR. Il.
At Clinton with E"utsrn Mississippi river.
AT Dewitt with Stages ful Davenport and Ma
qu"keta.
AtClar"nce with Sta &C for Tilton.
At Cedar Rapids with Stages fer MAJ ion Iowa
City, Ninton. Cedar FAILS and >"rtl.crn i"uA.
At Biartown with Stage tor MHrergo: and at
| MARSHALL With STAGES for be- ines. Cuurril
| Bluffs, omaha. Elhora, Bo"usL"ro. Font Dodge,
| Sioux City, ami nt.rnt,IjAl" points.
Freight leaving MARSHALL in tie morning
reaches hccA" ueNt morning and c2I l,a,il <
| thic"E" "ishi arrives in Marshall next night
! without ohHrEc Of cars.
r., Il. ThLCoTT, Gcn'l Sup't Chicago.
IH. HOW +. Asst SUr't..'Iinton.
J.f Cat TT, Ger Freight Ag'nt. Chicago.
o.'"TTLE, Travelling Agent. l'"lcu,--G,l
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-03-25
In Peace.
AGED TWELVE YEARS.
SEPT. 6rH. 1874,

l begged his mother, to whom related
all the circumstances, to allow me to erect
it to his memory, and for years my hands
planted and tended the flowers at its base.
In an old desk, among the relics Of the
past, such as the coolest of US hoard up,
one Of my dearest treasures is lock Of
light curling hair and boys necktie, the
paper attached to which is labelled with
tho suggestive word Saunderson.'
Ishould not have recorded this dream
we're it not for the strange coincidence
connected with it. l must leave to scien.
t;fic men the explanation Of The mystery.
Can it be that my unkindncss was nee
essary discipline for Norris. and that the
dream was permitted for bis good? Who
can say?
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-03-25

,v,O THE PEOPLE BKAsNA
a
rsr ns> .~s~@
"-<\N ~ -. - =,
~ \\E-3t a : = Nt~~zss- -,
\\~a.> - = : \ = - L& =,
$ rT;$ 49, go -t>s>>ss~ t,... -.
= :--, {: "a. -
s.s..-< -. :: ! - ~ >'st ts y.
"~....s ~ : & -=.-a:~~~ IS
r r..o..
Aooi- ~ y1~- AAi 'CA SS'0'
Befor,yougot" Sioux City +" buy yoursoodsle let
me- "ly""r't'eA''o"' t" III! arg Al" d" Ell selected
~
Dhl HovD>,
CLo iliN",
MA -, ohoES,
u,III,,
uAh'" AXE,
lJ EE\SW AK T..
Drugs, &C.,
SASH, GLASS,
AND NAILS,
'""u' "t'
this enables 'o-el nay good as low, and
little lower thah thrN can h' h""A Else" hrfHIh
,"e"r raaiiber"re ,o" GOV siou,Ci,yto
buy ,andif cannot sni'yon in pri"" and quality
GDODsforCASH lam .nabledtusell
Mems Hrocan Shoes at from 81 - to
., - n,,. Cl,l r.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-03-25

SELF CANcELING POSTAGE SrAMr-A
sell canceling postage stamp has been in.
vented. Instead Of moistening the back
of these stamps, the face, being gummed,
is dampened and placed on the letter as
usual, when such an impression is made
on the face of the letter rs renders their
removal impossible. If by any process.
the stamps are taken off, it must be des.
troyed, while the impression remains plain
ly on the letter. The self canceling oper.
alton will save a vast amount OF time and
labor in all our post offices, and insures
security against being reused or picked
of by thieves. The main point Of inquiry
now appears to be. whether these light and
delicate stamps will be found able to resist
the action Of heat in warm weather, and
be as completely portable as the present
issue; whether in folding them they would
not adhere to each other, or break so as to
disfsure the vgnette.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-03-25
ECKIIART'S STORE,
Dakota City,

Where you will fnl these articlcsc cheap.
G.. =. ENk II RT .
Dakota city, n. r., May 3oth is62.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-03-25

aversion. One day he sent for me. l
found him in his favorte position, one
arm thrown over the coverlid. 1t was the
we'll known position Of my dream.
"Oh, thank you" he said, bursting into
tears "Oh, Mr.. Merton, why have you
disliked me so, when l have always pray ed
that you should like me. Why have you
Stunned me as you would a vampire y
What could say? could only blubber
rs child.
"When I get we'll, will you promise to
like me-"
OF course promised, and did bitter
ponnance in spirit for my injustice. But
l never had the power Of fulfilling my
word. He died ia few days. His SIM
pie cross in n churchyard--I visited
the other day-bears the inscription
WALTER NORRIS,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-03-25

A strange discovery if true. has just
been made at Pompeii. The Italia of
Naples states that fountain has been dis.
covered there, covered with zinc. 1t is
added that this is the first time that this
metal has been found at Pompeii. We
should think so; for though the ore was
known to the Romans. the metal was not
extracted from it as far az our knowledge
goes, until the sixteenth century, by
Paracelsus.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-03-25

The foo.ings of the last consolidated
statement Of the State Bank are as fol-.
lows: No. OF branches, Is; safety fund,
$32o,9o5 50; specie, a377,4ll Is; notes
of other banks and United States notes,
$l,lo4,S3S II; due from other bankers
$G43,352 50; loans and discounts, SO, 434,
482 "a; u. s. and State bonds, 1872 OLA
3d. other items, Sl2l,752 81; total re
sources, S5,5l4,sl6 81. The liabilities
and capital, Sl,o7o,200; circulation. ST..
383,lo0 due other Lanks, $4,000 10;
deposits, s2,770G54 IL; other items,
s260,S62 80.
The children Of the public schools of
Dubuque turned out in procession with
flags in their hands and parsded the
streets in honor Of the fall of Charleston.
The Times speaks of the spectacle as in.
.erestihg and beautiful.
Major General Heron, of this State,
has assumed command Of the Northern
Division of Louisiana, including the Dis
tricts Of Baton Rouge, Port Hudson and
Morganza. He commands on both sides
of the river from Red river to PIaquemine.
The Maquoke,a Excelsior records an
ARRAY in Andrew, Jackson county, in
which man, name not given, was struck
on the head with piece Of iron, produc.
ing fracture Of the skull. He was not
exrecte! &c live.
AN incendiary destroyed about $500
worth Of thrashed grain for John p. Cal.
lender, Of Chickasaw county.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-03-25

The New York Commercial estimates
the number of guns captured from the
rebels since the fret Of August, at 1901.
This does not include the guns taken from
rebel vessels.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-03-25

CARDINAL WIsEMAN Is DEAD.-By the
arrival Of the steamer Moravian, from Liz.
erpool, we learn that Cardinal Wiseman
died in London on the 18th of February.
This melancholy news will be the occasion
of profound sorrow to Catholics through
on. the world. His writings, species,
lectures, and sermons, which show him to
have possessed an amount of knowledge
and grace Of eloquence Of which scarce
any living man could boast, have been so
widely circulated as to render his name
familiar in almost every part of the globe.
His services to seligion, especially in
England, has been immense, while Ca,ho-
lies everywhere have been instructed and
cousuled by his literary labors, which so
forcibly and clearly vindicated their com.
mon faith.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-03-25
1865


| \! III /
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New goods, New goods
Exclusive Cash. system !!
NEW GooDs'
CHEAPER THAN EVER !!
hmm ensc Summer Importations
Mammoth Quitting, Grocery and
Provision Establishment.
F. BUCHRUCKER,
VTyUNLESAT,E andRata; lne.,e,;r y;,,o.
w French ,Germanand Native Wines Lager
Beerete. Also ,dealern
Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes,
Can and Dried Fruits,
Cigars and Tobacco,
Cheese, Bologna Sausage,
Crackers-all kinds,
Gents Furnishing Goods,
Hats and Caps,
Blankets, Flannel,
Ticking, Drilling,
Wagon Covers,
Buckets,
Salt, &c.
rA-POWDER AND SHOT, SGT
Cofee-all kinds,
Soap-all kinds,
Candles-star,
Sugars, Assorted Nuts,
Hemp and Cotton Cordage.
Fig Bread,
French and
American Confectinary
Cotton Batting,
~ Cotton Wicking
Raisins,
Currants
And everything elseusually kept in adrstclass
Groceryand Quitting Establishment.
10y This being one Of the Oldest estab.
|ishments on the Upper Missouri it pos.
sesses superior facilities for the accommo'
lation of buyers. The goods are all new
and fresh, and purchasers can rest assur.
ed that in buying at Cur establishment
hey will get good articles at the lowest
prices.
t.@....
Also, asuperior
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-03-25

A man by the name of Thomas Baker,
of Davenport, vas fined one hundred dol.
laryfor an assault; but preferred to 20 to
Jail for 80 days, rather than pay The ine
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-03-25

10y This being one Of the Oldest estab.
lishments on the Upper Missouri, it pos.
sesses superior facilities for the accommo'
dation Of buyers. The goods are all new
and fresh, and purchasers can rest assur.
cd that in buying at Cur establishment
they will get good articles at the lowest
prices.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-03-25

There is now in circulation an exact
fac s'mae Of the 500 Treasury notes,
issued under the act of February, 1862,
so we'll executed that good Judges might
be deceived by it. Upon close examina.
ton, however, the fraud may be easily de.
tected. The spurious note is smaller than
the genuine one, and the coloring on the
back is paIer and less distinct than the
genuine bill. The words "One hundred
dollars on the right hand side of the
counterfeit are smaller than the genuine
note. and the lettering around the margin
ia also different. Our business men should
be on the lookout for these notes.
Gen. Batter in his retiring speech said
he hoped bis epi'aph on his tombstone
would read, "Here lies man who never
commanded the army of the Potomac.'-
An exchange suggests the following from
Pope, which it thinks more appropriate:
-" Steal from the world, and not a stone
Tell Whera I lie
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-03-25

The total population of tho State OF
Iowa at the last election. was 702 l62-
The home vote stood. Rep, y l23, Dem,
1896. Army vote, Rep, 1918, Dem,
36i
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-03-25

Also, superior articleof
Family Flour, Side Neat, Hams, &c.
- The attention Of Country Merchants 10
solicited to our Jobbing Department.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-03-25

The McGregor News states that th,
religious revival is still going on in tina
place. The young men have in contem
plation the organization of IA young
Mems Christian Commission similar tt
those Of Milwaukee, Chicago and othe,
cities.