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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-05-27
CHICAGO, IOWA l. NEBRASKA

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OPEN TO MARSHALLi!-l6l Mles
~ ,oest Of Aississippi rirer, and 2so
miles ,cest eff Chicago-The Shortess
and Quickest Route betveen Chicaso
and Central Iora-No change Of Care
or Baggage betVesn Chicago and Mar
shall-Good Sleeping Cars on all night
Trains betVeen Cedar Rapids and
Chicago-Fare as Lou az BY any other
route-Nme betceen Des Holmes and
Chicago only % hours!
Marshsllis twelve miles farther due west. . less
distance by stage from Des Dimes, over = nueh
Chicago than Grinnell.
Paasengsrs and shippers are invited to examine
~ th. NJ. N. and G. nj Line. thst ths, 90.
the Tort, quick, reliable, change Of Cars
Line from eentral iowa to Chicago. From and
sitter Monday. April 20, 1853, Trains willrun ~
ollows:
Colng East.-Night Ex prcs.leaves N rsba lat
$50 p. IN on arrivalof Stages from Des Moines
Ctd.r Rapids 700 p. M; Clinton ll:1Op. m. :, ana
arrive in Chicago next morning in time for ali
morning trains going north or east
Day Train leaves Marsha II at 6 =. m, Cedar
Rapids at $50 and arrive at Clint N at so
take nj ht E1pres. for Chicago Or remain unti,
next morning at $50, and arrive in Chicag At
3:66 p. m.
Going west..Night Exprese leaves Wellskt
Depotin Chicago at 8: 80 in the evening; Clinton
3:l6 q. m. Cedar Ra pds 700 q. nd rive At
Marshallat 1915 a. m. Passengers leaving Chi
cagoo this train at $50 in the in ar riv in
| Des Moinesearly next evening.
Day Train leaving Chcagr at . a. m. arrive at
| Clinton at 4p. m. Leaves Clinton al 9:C0a. m.
Cedar Ra pids $40 p. M, and arrive at Narshall
atS:3op. m.
Passengers going East from recatur Orawa
| 0p, ha Cam n1,Tr HncN ,,i,,
Dodge, andal points west Of the Des Moines river,
canprocuIe Tickets at the Stage OGces, Of Thos.
! IIatten, Jr. at Des Moines. Passengers leaving
Des Mones in the morning arrive in CLicas early
| nextIIorning. Or Be and get tickets by way
| of MAKSHALL.-uu
Come tfns.-At Turner Junction WITH
| Trains for Freeport, Dunleiih. Prairie du Chen
! and LaCrossc.
At Dixon with Trains of Illinois CentraiR.R.
At Clinton with Boats on MiAsissirt river.
At Dewitt with Stages fol Davenport and Ma
| quokata.
AtClarence with Stasefor Til ton.
At Cedar Rapids with Stages for Ma ror Iowa
city, VIM on, Cedar Falls ard Mort h,rn Iowa
At Blnirtown with Stage for Marengo; and at
| Marshall with Stages for rcs Moiu,s. Council
| Bluffs, Omaha. Eldura, Buonsl orc. Fort Dodge,
| 81 NIX city, and lntarmr1iat" on
Erci4 4. leaving Mar>hrit in II" rarr1ing
reaches h'cE" nt>f m"rrir r ~" Ir". :: teas il
'hlc"g" at night arrives in Nsr,hnll nc>t night
| Nitir vt la' ~uf r.rs.
L. II. TAI "uTT. Cons Sr?': Cli~%ro.
l. - il''n - - @Ui {. Iin'' n.
J G GATtT. Cpr I'rri. >, ..r;,t. - t. -
O.tbii liz, Ir"yc!ing Agent. >oiUno2 6nl
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EstEay.

(NAME into tho enclosure Of the subscriber In
~ Sioux City. Iowa, about ten days since one red
COW and STEER. Tho COW has white star in
forehead and is about three years old, and steer
seven or eight months. The owner is reoues ted to
come forward prove property, pay cha gas md take
them away. WM. GODFREY.
Sioux City, Iowa, Feb, 10th, 1865 3w.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-05-27

THROM Ncrmilion d. T.. or about the 18th
T. day Of August last, one BROW MARE about
fur years old, thlstrlow on the shoulder y, a
lump above knee on left leg, caused by Kick She
was rat built and long legged. Any person
returning said MAI" or giving information az to
where she may be found, will lie lherally rewarded
JOHN kEENAy
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-05-27

ITO: FOR THE GOLD MINES CT
erA TIE NEW, FAST AND
IFf& light draught steamer DEER
~ LonGE, ThomaH '" Yea. c"nr,""-
der. Henry 4. Dohrmau, Clerk Row
being built at Pttshurr, Pa, expressly for the II,
Louis and Fort Benton rade will leave fi:i shErg
for Fort Benton and interim sdatc points Saturday
February 18th aud leave St. Louis, SATt REAl,
March ith, AS soon Their eafter as river is open
to Omaha, end SOAK City.
The new, fast and light draught steamer BEN
TON VIM. Howard. Comma nder, Lewis l.. Ii inc ,
Clerk, will leave for Fort Benton and in dat
points, SATURDAY, March nth.
The new, fast and light craught steamer YELL
Low STONE, Jos. ayhood. Commander. stsnly
Roland. Clerk, will leave as above, SATURDAY. 4,
March Is.
The very fast and light dranght steamer FAN.
NY OGDEN, Thomas Townsend. Commander, NJ q.
billiard. Clerk, will leave as above SATURDAY,
March 10Th
Forts Union and Benton until the cargo of all the
boats Of this line is deliver red at Fort Benton.
BY this arrangement shippers have great advan-
tage, and an assurance that thei r freight will be
delivered at destination. We are also prepared to
furnish land trans portation from Fort Benton to
the Mines. and will give through Bills Lading to
silver City, Last Caance. Prickley Pear, Deer
Lodge. ginia City, Bannock City, and Ga latin.
: u ''SA' % passage JUN J6fiNS q. copEL1N,
Southwest corner Main and Olive streets
JOSEPH MCINTYRE,
No. - Commercial street, or
JOHN j. ROE L co.
Convent street, between I'd and Sd, st. Louis
nA For Freight or passage apply to
III. ID. BOOZE g. CO.,
feblsm sioux CITY, Iowa.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-05-27

CTATE OF IOWA.-In the District
- Court of Clay county, Iowa.
Samuel A. HoIbrook, Plaintiff, vs.. Jacob
L. Kaufman, Joseph G. Kaufman and
Sarah Kaufman, his wiie-and Sam'l
Mortland and Rebecca Morthland,
his wife. Defendants.
To tue above named defendants You
are hereby informed that on or before the
fifteenth day Of June, A. D. 1865, peti
ton will be filed in the office Of tho Clerk
Of the District Court of Clay county.
claiming the foreclosure OF certain
mortgage executed ly you to Peter Folsom
and assigned to this plaintiff. which mort>
gage is upon the south half Of section "a,
and hf of the NV or. Of section q, in
township 90, north Of range AZ, west Of
the fifth T. NJ, Iowa, for the sum Of three
hundred and thirty dollars and interest at
Ten per cent per annum. And plaintiff
also in said petition claims
T U. S. Judgment against defendants
Rev. Jacob l.. Kaufman, Joseph G.
Stamp | Kaufman, ard Samuel NORTH.
so Cas-. land, on a promissory note
given for said sum Of three
bundled md thirty dollars, with interest
from the 10th day Of January, A. d. 1862,
at ten per cent. per annum. to secure the
payment Of which said mortgage was Civ.
en. And unless you appear thereto and
defend before noon Of the second day Of
the next term Of said District Court Of
Clay equity, Iowa. default will be entered
against you and judgment rendered
thereon. ORLANDO c. Howe,
nal34v Attorney for Plaintiff
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-05-27

To THE rsor. - OF "s'H ASIA
look to your Interests.
DsSbr ~ q a GOT Sioux City buy you 1 q
mccall yourlttsntionts myisrgsaad wslhslsetsd
eek Of
DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING,
HATS, SHOES,
BOOTS,
GROCERIES,
HARDWARE,
QUEENSWARE,
DRUGS, &c.,
SASH, GLASS,
AND NAILS,
MyGoods wsrsbought fol- Cashin St .Loui la nd
Ciucinna and having Cash busi'
ness, thissoabie me to sell my goods IS ow, and
than BE-
mo call be fore You 60 20 sioux city 70
buy ,andtf cannot suityou in price nd quality
GOODStorCASH, lam snablcdtosell
Mems Brogan Shoes atfrom 81 ITO
$l,75 per pair; Mems Cloth Gait.
ers and other Shoes in pro-
portion; Mems Kip
Boots $3.50 per
Pair, and up.
wards;
Calicoes from
l24 to Is cts. per
yard Lawns l24 cents
and upwards; Summer
Clothing cheaper than any other
place in the country: GROCERIES
PROPORTIONATELY LOW.
stock Of Fas,Hing IN ,,l m nts, of the lat est
improv emen,s md styles, which, will be soycryd
cheap. In thisstock will be found
GRAIN CRADLES,
SCYTHS,
SNATHS,
RAKES,
PITCH FORKS,
HAY RACKS,
PLOWS,
CULTIvATORs,
HOES, &C, &C.
And;n fact al necessary mplimon' sforthc arm,
and garden My motto is"Qnick Sale and Sin II
Prohts''--what this country wants. Now don
forget-.itis
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-05-27

A man behind the times Is apt to speak
Ill Of them. Probably they don's look we'll
from behind.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-05-27

Dr.. Frsnklin said, "A good kick ont Of
doors IL better than all tie rich unclss IN
The world
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-05-27

PROSPECTUS OF TIE,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-05-27

pDr Orders Solicited. Store Rooms
Furnham street, Jet,ceen l2th and 1911,
Omaha, Nebraska; and Main street. OPP.
posite tic Seymour House, Nitraska City.
-..~~..*f .--aU## ~.. - .t~s O.,
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Lost.

4 bundle Of accounts, con tanning a Tax Re.
n eeipt on Lot 699A, IN tbs city Of pbnaue.
The finder willbs ILLEGALLY sswardsd by Layjng
than ut the Bank Of Wears / Allison.
Dususa., tsxs, Ansntyh ,,sst-4~ 's &
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-05-27

When We have deliberately armed againt
temptation it . dissppointusnt not to b
led into il.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-05-27

Many heads diGsss hes light than 4
pumpkin.shell with tsllow candle ia i.
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j. III. DAVENPORT
LAND AGENT AND SURVEYOR.
CHEROKEE, IOWA.

WILL pay taxes throughout tho State will re
w deem lands sold for taxes will buy aud sci
land warrants, or locate them commits ion TOR
Eon-r residents. obtain patents for Government
Lands; survey and examine lands In person and
give description # same, and the distance of the
land from rhe county seat timber streams, etc
Collections made and money promptly forwarded
!. IL. DAVENPORT
Cherokee, Nov. :Sth, ls6A-lm
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-10-14

"Sam' are you one OF the Southern cliyal
ry 2" '.No mass! Is one OBJ de Soul therr
shoresly, j shoveled dirt at the Dutch csaI
Canal"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-10-14

The FINAL CoSFLi LiGRtTfox-Ttis Is moth lit-
tie remarkable thar he predicted burning Of
the world, and the circumstances attending it.
as toretoll in Scripture, arc both natural
and have strict coincidence with scientific
probability 1t is computed by French astro-
nomcrs that more than fifteen hundred fixed
stars have disappeared within the last three
centuries. L. PLacE says that one of these
stars, situated in the Northern hemisphere.
gave the most indispuiable evidence Of hayin 9
been consumed. 1t was so bright as to be
visible to the naked eye at mid-day-''first OF
dazzling white then reddish yellow, and
lastly of an ashly pale color. The eontlagra-
ton lasted, and was visible, sixteen months,
when the star forever Disappeared
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i y VI4s TEtb # ~
Am ierican Bible Society.

The present is the frticih or JaLilee rear
of this noble instItuticr. It is proposed to
celebrate il by special efforts for two items
of its home work. and two OF its foreign.
while It's ordinary home and foreign WORK
will be prosecuted as usual The objects
for which these special contributions are
solicited, are the following:
lst The supply Of such Freedmen as are
able to read, whether they remain ia the
South, or have migrated North. Not far
from 10000 volumes viii be ueeled the
present year for this department OF the
work. :"
ID. The re~supply Of the South where
nearly onehah Of the peoiic are now with
out Bibles, and where measures are being
inaugurated to circulate at least ,09O, 900 of
copies.
Sd. The circulation Of the Spanish Srip,-
ures IL Mexico and South America. where
agents and distributors are at wo-k, and
where hundreds OF thousands of copies
viii be gladly received and read by the
people re
Alb. Tae circulation Of the new version of
Arabic Scriptures am.ug the l20, 600, 900
speaking tbat language.
To promote these objects in Illinois, the
following plans are proposed:
ls'. 10 raise the sum OF $4,000 BY con-
trbuiions of from $50 TO : 900 from the
requisite nun Der OF individuals.
ID. TO get the children all over tic State
to work as juvenile coilectcrs,-i, soliciting
extf2 contributions Tor these .pacit.i 'ot,j4cts
1t Is hoped that all friends vi tie B bic will
encourage them in tli. work
81. 10 induce OuE regular local agents to
perform ,Lclf work mere pecmpty thorough.
y aud efficiently than ever before
lib. To request each of the 1870 Hible
Societies in the State to Hold a iSlsciH JaJt-
lee -t-et.ty, az which addresses shall be
deivered, the history and operations II the
Society trun ats organization presented, aud
donations solicitea-.Ur The Objects Referred to-
The officers and other friends of the ,Auxil-
lary and B.anch SOCIETY are hereby request
ed to make the necessary arrangements for
these meetings, at their earliest convenience,
without waiting fer or depending upon az.
agent. -., -. !.
9th. To ask each co o-opera,iny Past tbr IN
the State to preach 10 his own prob'e n
Memorial Sermon. giving an account Of the
origin, objects and history oi the Ame tiean
Bible Society; with the results OF its past
"peratoLs, and need of future ones, al ~ TO
iake collections forsthc Societv.
will send documehts. 10 Plst3rs AMI 9th
eTs to aid them III presenting the cause on
being requested at Elgin, Ill. l--s. s.. e as.
Rea.ittances may be made to me herd. or
to Mr. Henry Fisher, the Treasurer, at the
Bible House, Astor Place, New York.
.S'tte Age,a 1l.-B s. for Illinois.
October, 1868.
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L. Y CRIGGS. Drusc:st. B5ok.s.,er. and
H. stari .,s-r. eit,xa Ilg i....
- "a Of ''.i Samaritan. second s:Jps ia A.;tinyr
t!a- < south -iI- ul court house .ta-r.
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NJ IN i.jS>l.. German Druggist & ATio-
~ il-c7ry fv,' -l. AMI r..,,tI y in Z; Dtt,vsa
!nIslt'r u Drug cle,'ra.., treaei C,na- Er.,li,.
"i'''r, a. r.-r--- ... aE~t>-y
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o@ s"a OTTAWA ILL., SATURDAY MORNING. OCTOBER a. 1868

men, whose examples are worthy ofimitation,
and teach them to remember with honor an /
gratitude those noble young men who have
gone out from so many homes among US and
have given their lives for their country. NV
fellow-citizers, it is due to them, it is due to
ourselves and to our children, that the names
of these brave boys be held in perpetual re-
membrance, and | say now, what | may not
bave as good am opportunity to say ;yain,
That n noble monument should be erected
without delay, upon which shall be inscribed
the name of every soldier from every county,
who has fallen in the conflict now SO happily
ended. A monument has been made for dhis
purpose. l pray YOU to take interest in it
and let it not fail let us leave the names of
these. men who have died foi us as a legacy
to our children.
Farmers of Illinois, in your hands is a soil
capable of producing the means of an unex>
amplcd prosperity. Before you alseiepend-
ing upon your culture, is the vast field of
mind and morals; the fruit to be produced
depends upon the means of culture employed
and the seed sown. To your hands is intrlIst-
cd to be sOwn in ali this broad field, seeds
more precious than the finest OF the wheat
the culture of which demands earnest thought
and patient labor. As in your fields, it is
not necessary that you should SOW tares to
destroy all that is useful and valuable, but
mere neglect and want of labor will produce
Il luxuriant growth of noxous weeds. SO if
you remain lndolent and inactive, needless
of the proper culture of the minds and morals
of those over whom you should exert and in-
fuence for good, sure crop of ignorance
and vice will be produced. But on the other
hand as proper culture in these fertile fields
will yield to you a hundred fold of golden
grain, Sc proper effort viii secure in ali your
borders the fruits of Intelligence, virtue aud
happiness. Then while the bow of promise
arches the sky in covenant that seed time
and harvest shall not fail, let US sow in
hope, looking with cheerful confidence to
Him who upon all the good seed sowu in
your fields, and Ipon all the seeds Of nie'-
hsence and virtue sowu with unse.hsh hands.
seudeth the early and the latter raIu.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-10-14

The number who have lived upon th- earth
since the creation has been estimated at
27,OO0,99o, 9o,00o,O0j,oo0 This sun, when di-
vided by 27,S64, ,000,the number of square
miles Of flaud, gives ! 81 ,522, ,OS6 to square
rod, and five to a square foot Suppose a
square rod capable of being divided into
twelve graves, each grave would contain one
hundred persons; so that the whole earth has
been one. hundred times dug over to bul lry its
inhabitants, supposing they had been equally
distributed. Were the bodies lam upon the
surface, they would cover the land tP the
depth Of hundred feet 80
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a new beatitude: ''BIessed is the man
that maketh short speech; he will be in
vited to come again." ssii1
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"Do you like Goldfish balls, Mr.. Wiggihs ?''
Mr.. Virgins; hestatingly; 81 really don't
know, miss, never recollect attending bne.''
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HIte Ageia 4l.rB. S. for Illinois.
October, 1865
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The duchess of--once beautiful and
irepete with wit was congratulating herself
on youthful locks, and pretending that she
was born at least twenty years later than
she really was, when her daughter, more
beautiful than her mother, endeavored to put
a stop to her exaggera.ions By crying aloud,
80, mamma do leave at leas: nine months
between orr ages" 'i' ns
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You can't deny, that we have mustered
some of the finest armies ever seen on this
globe y haughtily said the rebel Gen. Wade
Hampton to Gen. Fitzpatrick, during the
negotiation OF Johnston's surrender to Sher-
maH yes, quietly replied the da4 hing
cavalryman, you mustered 'cm and we pep>
pered en-" =
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grokssiuna, Cards.

CHARLES F. BKATTIE. ATTORNEY and
" Counsellor at Law, Pontiac, Livingston county HI.
= aug 20, 65-1ys ~ f'i" I..-- - '
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1892 LUMBER. 1862
Asumb ber.

s1sHE subscribers, having purchased the stock
Z lumber and leased the yard formerly occupied b,
jsin UOsSaek, on MAIN STREET, are prepared 20
furnish all kinds of lumber. laths, shingles, sash
doors. &c Also a good of Saginaw bonrtis
and dry finishing lumber, constantly OF hard. Thy
public and builders are particularly requested to
anime our stock before purchasing elsewhere. .
J. - W. CALKINS.
Ottawa, May 1859. en- T4o-tf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-17
Books Received.

Elements Of The German Language By Elias Pei.sner
Emo. pr. 35 Sheldon a Co.
Tho Conspiracy Trial Tor the Murder Of the President Edited
wi'b an Inti oduccn oy ben. rerley Poors, Vol T.
Emo Pr 4Sl Boston; J. T.. Iilton & Co
Practical Tease Coal, Petroleum and ,b., D;s,
OIL. BY Abraham Gesner, NJ. D. Second TSi,ion
R'vis~d aud Enlarged. By George Welidsn (,,.ner
ayo. DO. 1884, BsiheTs Brotbers o''
Our Heroic Themes a Poem rad bsfore the Phi RAJ.
Kappa Socriy Of Harvard univer.iiy BY Geo,ss H.
Boxer l2tno PIP. ~. IickEor & fields 'e' -
American Notes Of WIZ wisdom, Mirth Marvel and Me,.
eholy. BY Beui. q. HER. limo. PIP 49, LsnestsI.
Ia
Hs'pers Handbook for Thvele ia Europe ard IN. F,s.
by W. Pembroke Fstrsdge. Fourth ear sso mn se
Harper Brothers.
The CA Region. Of pennsyyauia. BY William Wright Emo.
PIP. 21J Hsrpcf fro,isr.
Once sud Again Novel by the Author of Who B,esks
Psys-" (rsnctnitz Editionl vols. limo. L.iune;
Bernard TsachGn hsT.YWh: treGric& Lsypoidi.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-17

The Conspiracy TriGt for the Murder Of The
President edited by BEN. PEnEY PoOEE is published in
very neat dnodecimo volume by j. T.. 1ilton Co..
Boston. II is accompanied by al appropriate and in
eiestng Introduction frou the pen Of the editor and
contains ample report of the evidence, so fer as
made public nd the remarks Of counsel TO the tenth
day ofthe trial The remainder Of tie case will be
given in another volume witch Is now in press. The
typographical execution Of this edition. and tie
evnced in its preparation. recommend it 10 those who
desire to preserve a record Of the trngic history 10
permanent form.