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Capital ss5o.OoO
DIRECTORS.
Ofics---NO. IA College Street,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
Incorporated aszasr DE Lars Of the Stats
Of Tennessee

rTHIs Company isoteanizad for the pnrrOps o.
= Mining and Bo1in- fol Petroleum. Coal salt
Wa.er ana . her valuable minerals; and
Nov owns IN Zee sin pie upwards Of Twelve
Thousand Acres Of Land in Rhea, Hamilton Bled-
zoe and Van baren counties also N
Naroils Leases, inclu5iDts Gul hes, Gorges,
Ochre Banks. and tso Pisster Banks; d o
SeYerpl pla'es whe1e ind easitns for Petroleum
are ss good asaay in the state ITFffEl
The Captal Of thi CompsBV is $3.50, 600, With the
pfiy iege Of increasing 1t 10 81 100000.
The rssds Mt Of this COMPANY Is an old res dent
Of hledsoe county, Tenn. faTorAbly and extensive
Shares IN this eompsny sre 800 erch subj ct 30
calls Of 10 per cent, ofener Than once in three
months
Twenty-Five Thousard Dollars Of the etock o
this COMPANY has already been subscribed
The once o this 60 npsnv is al No. II College
rect hashY lie, where any informsf % can te had
and subscriptions Of Stock taken
B, F. BRIDGMAN, President.
iy20-Im -
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NrNlrPlI TLFrIInr

are HatnorEed 70 announos p. + Gaor-
q 2 e-'q'd'ts inr Couneillaaa % repse,sBs
'oe ~ Ward il the MiEaiaipai sisctloa.
"e are snihsrizsd 70 annouses JAMES SLOAN
= eandid,is ior Alderman IL he Iilrs wrrs. A.
ne rezt eiscasn. ,,s,..,,s
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,,,.g NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE.


FTfhk kRoPRIEToRS OF THIS RECFNr PA.
% dspa-e = Ae hines snd rshf, fo nsc ~ t,--s
This Machine Is ilnpie of const-l1rtiF.-- 49, -,
rcedliy cef oui oi rcIairs has immense f,ouer
riih single hor-e; causes little DELAY far rl-rs'r
iue stores, WI nlake tom twenty-five ta silirf~.
HFe Thousand bricks PER DAY. Circuiar IN fin
parfrrlars sorsarsie9 on afsii7tiou L. f,riIsri a
Ranick, "A BrosdEay. Nee York iuly s-lna
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As We are asoat to have Peaos, an can
Blink Wine and IA 49,.

tae pure Old imported Port. sherry. Hfsls-
e. Sarraut and Clarct Wines. Oi3 0tsr-i -
sslssekoerry Brandy. Champagne. Bitters
,Sensppss Holland Gin, and maav 49,
h9eors 100 numercus 70 mention. 49,.
sa,a2iee ~ almost every 6sscriptisn can Is,
.oPha ss h. " Tstten'5 Grocery haase. NJ
-, Coiisse aiTeot, Nashviiie, Tenn.
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He afe "a hosi1ed % a1ne1nce Cart. WILLItn
DHifAE a asasdidaie isr tas cr1s of Mayor y
easnsuie. e iae coning slccilcn-as.t s.ugfsy y
seP'e'nier nez'- lyD Ree
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Beautiful Pictures Of Babies taken IN
three seconds By Mr. Ferdinand. the great
Baby Tanner, Al ne Gallery Of The Cumbor-
ana. aprii-t.
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no. Io7.
SPECIAL NOTICES


q ysa wsn, 70 keep eool these bot dav.,o
= - College street, and sss some Of tie 1,,,,
excellent Tee crsau ia the city. n
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toNBsa Knight 4 Bro. are unlossin
At their Steam Elevator, on Rolling Mn
Hiil' barge eonsaining sso,ooo iect Of
white pine lumber, embracing an kinds Of
clear sud common plank. framing timber
ioiee, aad seanuing. e. follows.
2xf--ls, Is, snk "A feet long.
2x6-ls, 20, sad p feet long.
2xs-2o, p, a aud 30 feet long.
2lExs-2o, 12and a feet long.
2]fxlo-is and p ieos-long.
s'Sxl2-se feet long.
4x6-2a and 80 feet long.
$3.50 feet long.
sz4-s, z, 10, Il, rs 20 and q feet Long.
Also lse,o0o feet ehoise white pine loorinr.
Of al widths, for The lowest cash prizes. a
knight 4 Bros' Lumber Yard a.
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NEW YoRK, Jaly 24.-The Hersld's Waih-
inst0n specisl ta5s the mahieipai election At
fredericksburg, Va, last wesk resulted ih
the success Of tbs bitteresg secession Ste in
the city. The election II virsisia sGsried
Little encouragement 70 hope for an early
settlement of the diihcaltes which tie sup
pression Of armed rebellion has left 70 BE-
eonciliated. Whenever and wherever OF
P0rtunity Offers Che eiiizsns Of that staie
mauifsst a disposition {, retarr or place ii
power those who are mot obnoxious for
their completely in the rebellion and least
disposed 70 aid honestly in the restoration ol
ths Union and loyalty to the Constitution.
Il is understood that the notorious General
Moaby intends to run IS q candidate for
Congress in his District.
The Secretary q the Treasury has ordered
that no more Of the Eve cent postage stamp
currency shail be issued.
No decision has Jet been made IN regard
io the Commissioners Of Pensions, and Mr.
Holloway Is stiil disoharging the duties Of
his osiise Bat little Is said in reference 10
the sppointusni, bat Nj. Thasher appsars
ta have tse bssschsnoe fcr Il. Other ehaaeea
are spoken Of in TIA interior Department..
but nothing definite is knowa in regard to
them.
BeBjamis, the late Secretary Of Stats of
the eoniederaey, il Is uadersiooi hsrs and
on good susbsrisg, he arrived aaisiy in
Paris. BY way Of Nsssau, with ths intenseu-
tios Of making bis future home IN Austria
lIa.
NEv ToEk. July 2l,-The Herala's cor.
respondent says John 7. Masln, one ofths
rebel Commisiioaers 70 Europe. has gone
to Sc. calberines, Q. ", 10 reside. o.ber
rebel eunisslries % Europe have also come
back sad are fs,.aiHg ia Canada.
EEv ToaE, JulY ai.-Ths Hsr.ias cor
respondent ssya of the spriBeasla, Mas.
National Arms Manufactory. since fhe
close of the var, OF the thrse tbosssnd men
constantly employed these last two yesrs,
over iwo thousand have besa 3issharrel.
Rhiie the war lasted, one hundred and
sighiy thoassnd dollars were required
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aon. Riohssd ogslsby. Governor stsie o. Ilinols.
Hen. DaFid L. raviz. Judge Supreme c0uri. 2. s.
Hos. Nm. s. Brovulos, 6overuor q Tennessee
Rris. sea 5as. P. Bsowzl0s, Adj Gen. .sats of Ten
neesea
Hou. N. n Bnen, Nashville.
Hou. Wm. Ssihsniei Baxter. Eashsaia.
Haz. 10. G. Guid. Nashville.
Hon. John Hneh suilh, Nasbviiie-
p w. Maxeg. Esl.. NazhuAe.
Mcssrs- Morris strriteu, Nashule
n ess-s. Esnns Co. HsshFlils.
Eimrod PoreI. cusuunaa. Tsuz.
Juisis-im
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GHEsr AEraAcrIoS At Cameron, Gisrs Z
Co's.,-suPer slk Brocads. Froaeh Grena-
dine at 1911 Also Printed Linen Lawns.
DolPhus Mugs French Jaconets.
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We afe an horzsa 10 nanounre JOHN Hrcq
smith g. sindiase or cosgress lu he F.rb
n-treis etmFo=ed q De cotnf - on Vsi,s,o. :.
"ifoa' laFd'on sun.nss. Roh .fson fni s1sasf-
Iyz2 e
We are aaiaoaEed % .saouass Rr.gs-. a. "a
csupsrLL - eandidaio for csu-rssr,- -. -
-. 'oa-- ,..s.f'e' eomPossf Of fha sounrss
Of D.'ia'on. "'llAmaoa, Wilson. sumasr Bot-
er;so1. and cheaihan. -
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HkvE 3 o. 70 lots tnrns6isiely beyond tie
I Hortcu!fural Gsrden, ael ssuats3 for baile-
a. p1rpossa phieh Wil sel On COED farms.
1gP'I 81 tes Asyofs ea,ss; sss,,, v,,ru ..s,~u
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he Bridal Caanker. az, r. - M.
~, ~ lastrusao1 tor fossrg Msa. 49, -
49, atiilneat f7r Dsdssas e. ths 49, - -. -.
- flI- y s'euls--s eli .fse. n seaIcs errsi,,,-.
f-.,..s ~. = sl.l LIN H0uGHION. Hoals-i
r arri8-lF
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Fuii bosom Shirts, all sizes, just received
y. II. THoHrsos,
Juhe-i q 3 Cherry 90.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Announcements for Cnneress-
FouRrH coNaRE.sslnr !. ! -.

We are suihofiEsito suuoiuce EbnosD osorzn
o. the county Of Bedford. a. e eandda.e 70 repre-
sent he people q the Forth Cong e alonal Dis.
ifei. composed Of TIE ooundes Of S1ss. Fnssiin.
Coffee, Cannon, Rutnehord, Marshai. ana Bedford.
IN the Congress of lhe UBifei States.
He wiihsdir's5 tbs people q the District a the
ioiloEiag times and piacesf
Pulaski, Saturday, +" ai
Lssis6urg. sIondsy l.'s sfis
Chapel Hl, Wednesday % ban.
shalny'lla. saturday |" eh. %.
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fs.ri Ainiaiurea, in OF. or Wsier color.
ses Ne genuine a. the Gallery os the Cum.
arrlI-tf
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Constantiy Receivin


We haTe three hesutifel ISthousphs, repre-.
aerting the different branches u the service
printed IN four color, entitled "Soldisr's Ger I
thcate /" q Cnioa netender'a oerifcsie = ana ,
u. & Army Diploma" aEe i9xl6 inchas
They aro enclosed ! pastehosrd tubo, aad
car - sent hy mai without iniury. Every odl-
Ger and soldier should bug them and send
them 20 their friends.
For the three, poEtafFa pad 81 %
LAbsrAl aiscolni made % wholesale deliars
NsFtl Al 81 erlerp for Ceftfcstes o. st1-
tonery, y rnaii o. express, prompuy.
{. ~ RHODES = CO.,
mayRs-sn ies ssrea, N.ahriIis. rsun
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We sre authorized % anaounee sancrs ]. csarrr
- aeandidaie lor Congress IN ihs I'm rssfaci.
composed q the Counties o. Wlaaneoa. BasIs-
son Sumner, k0beEuoa sna Chos,ham
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Gold is Ealing % Is The Pnee Of Photo
graphs at tbs Gallery Of ths Cumberland.
Card Plelsrss nov only S per dozen.
sPril-tf A. 8. Moses. IS Cedar d.
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THIS vice, which is never praoticed In
tha presence Of any one, has proved ths
oYeriaating ruin Of thousands Of TIE noblest
and most talented young men that ever
gave tongue 70 eioquenc3 or pen b. song.
IL pas eeaIoyed hcalth, a.asted the conaf
.o.,ion, ana reduced the miserable victim 4
a living skeleton. Nor aro these h 81
and fatal eieets; iE 10 pains are scat,erod
me ruins cf reason, The moat melancholy
hght that can me5t mortal eyes. T3 30
cured permanently Of ihis ADHESION, call Ca
Dr.. Coleman, No. "a North CkorFy sireot
or address him By letter, Box Sos, Nash
vile, Tonn fs5lf.H
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We are authorised b auno1nca Goa. ~.
5roErs, Of DeKaib. sca1sidais ior conrre-. :, a.
third Congressionai District. iels-sf
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Coughs, Cold, Consumption.

\ soo,hes NE irritation 81 tho nitrous rnstrsas
shea lnei the ar pa-sases. and s1ges so7lnrh
stress c4using 1cEauE o. nsing m TIE fhroaf
fromoies expertofston, loosen8 thc louqh a|afilr
Eiieneioga up he Fesee.1 Of me throat a.d lnaos
tnta eEapiqR t1a p teu; b breathe fr. . alf nrf.
fai- lt 5-lmuiaea he pCEor Of a'gesf on. ard har
- loisled safy m-uy cures ahea % - hr'r-.ss
probability Is could not ea possible.
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Wantad.

a Cir. vhits e. tlack. thsf i . eoo& EsslsF snd
~ iror.r. can heaf of s.tuaIinR b sppllnR e.
So IS spFnce nrsst hsfUesa Cesar a. taloas.
3nnelf-f y 4 HAIL.
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Challenge Ice Dream ,tsa College -,,.-.
so-.i'y. Eysryeody g ana sEy is. 4
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"ILSON, J W. Oo.-Manufaeturers and
W Whoesse and keta / callers Ia Tia, Copper
ant Sheet iron Ware aud Furnis hing Goods, no. ~
College street.
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TENNRRs, &c.

TONE & TUNNELL-Wholesaie and Retail
" Bookse isr<. stsiioners, an1 New Agsnls
No 40 Rosth Cherry street, Nashville. Tenn.
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We acrid resnceli'g asE ~ .tiIrf. .s.a - 49,.
% trls ul4 unitersa iy peruiar ta.r -.
sne re1clnt them B. the seN estailans.I I.-t' lit
malT ci De hsf torilca il vogue az. "a ,'.i- ~.
ete.a ~. 500. ~ ..'.' aisi5 p1aico1s. so - -
% ne bar ne o. LouioI tIlar UaI.r 0..f'-....,
-JliaiEs 20 nil --nee i1at li'i c.or iha r.,s.- -
aoet eet--4 feai n4ilfitlle I1r ~.
fln el-n a ne spFus. .als rea.iarI--.r st.1---
~ siist.. ist ~ ae.ait.t n cfsig esf6.i hi iIr
- ei.ii fae leaia % lsys l,.a lIfr - --
a.sd % hair. All q 10 ,a.ig's - Il Il
satif. p iii--pear
A9s - r4 Aa. bl1aaf or a. a..r Ltaz
- onlI alte-iei ariice ll.t s.II sn-niutel,
y ttls tf'l-iouI felt1ra fha r1fr 10 its r1..1t
49,. - at.--f, tiH-ilI z - ErrF Hts7a . haa
- e en ef aeoenaa tina PRES 81 = paf hetila.
80 hy d. asayns sos. go Norm srlh sissss.
lac ~ SMITH
sor. 3 1r-n snd Fius aarssia. Nashr'ia.
nsya-2u--to u -
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summer Hata, @noE styles. {" Just rsoeiy-
Cd r. Il. THoEFsoS.
Is Cherry street, nesg Union.
iunaLtf
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IT IS NOT a DYE.

hr4si-rtA-lt u j. cotnpifis sil1in Iiasiff 70 offts
firesslnE OF aeon alinIaut ~ a1F i M taIar Is.
flfe1 iie lsr "a reuofstsll ali .frs rita1laI
Al --fe1idred to ita iua r1l1T, soffuaas IA fs.I
~ Fitfoui TIE applicEr'cn cf aIinera alffrisn.la
@ 8 entirety dir-ienl ron ths f1ng arl.a q. ff.f
have been issufsi rom time - time. aaI i the
lsLf EEqEs keafoEra o. C1los aud -. ltrt Htfs
liarisEa coallYra. n D da..caiely rerflasef ana
.an Dc afpte1 oJ had. or s1a urlsn. a. q Con.
1ot tau ne ska or sod fne 1nasi ii1au.
re rur Fsrrrr
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CARRIAGE MANUFACTURRRs

hAYERS q HUNT-Msnufaeturef Of all the
M Latest Styles Of First Clss . Carriage. and
BUgges, ExpresI Wagons and Csrlysl 5, u North
Marhet street. -
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CLAIM AGENTS, &c.

FTOM KIM. Il. 4 co.,. s. c sim Agents
L fHcers' Pay Aecoun ard Qnartermss ters
Voaehers bsusht at the best rates, or collected
Cfiee corner cherry and Cedar streets, up sta Is
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A GARD

IE anaefsgned keeps constantly On 49, .
sel assorted stock of Iron Casino. 49,
Fs,, AAles, Copper, Elne. SSH. Gls-s. a.
- 1.l-.3 rtqHs Cotton scrapers Thrashlur Nscit-..'
-. - .is, btisF cutiers, Wagon Iinbsf. Firs
ss1 Sfss1 Iea no r6rceiair Ke1iss 49, 49,,
Fo.-. efndsioaas, huckeia. Iuhs' Rroons
ssi., LAroi and 0rooeues, and y6rious ofber 80
- -, ~ e.iy nd cOuuiry Trnds uuioh
n,,il-s EH. Lyon . o..
e kHsfsi sirOsl
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A Scientific Vegetable Preparation ef
ksTs ingredien1'. DslIeaieIy Per-

LoHdoa hfr cslq Resara end bsss-sq
Le'afoa Hair oir Retire eld D.
Lonios Hais Dor Reaorsr aad Drsssig.
A0'.ioH Hair coor Hs-,ors- asd Er.ts.7. q m
~ Hi.i restore eray aar n H. orzlnai calor.
e--ls vi ulaar - EfDa De- hsli hesis
t.-li p 'il restore ise 1afuI.i rarrs. 'r1s
- u lfIli remove el alrIruf 1nI fIrhry
,'-lt I'll iilssr sac nalr so. giolry ana ffrts
-tl ~ Fiesefse ne ~ l1ual cJl1f % oIf s.1s
is--it Ell piefali a. falF iiofn d.i.ry .I1
s.-lt al clfe ~ f.stsssg ~ tas icsIa.
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Jemesron followed closely in pursuit o
Nesretie' skiImiahing with his ar guard
but returned 20 saltillo, theace take pos.
session OF Monterey, LEAVING the French
legion, under Joussier, at sGdlo. Meiea
was siiu at Aatamoras. Important routes
will be soon occupied and if any hliibuster
present themselves they VIII be well rectiv-
cd. ofieers, soldiers and munitions Of war
eort'n1e 70 arrive al Havana from san Do
mngo. The health Of Hsvasa is god.
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By Telegraph.
Afternoon Dispatches.
Anew Counterfeit.
The President takes a Trip.
FOrd's Theatre to be Rented by
the GOTernment.
More about JeE. Davis Flight
Affairs In South Alabama.
Elections In Virginia.
Bad State OF Affairs.
Gratifying Reports about Crops.
Secretary Benjamin and ether
Rebel UIllefS.
The Springfield Arms Manufac-
tory.
Railroad Accident.
, Matters in South Carolina.
AuiinOHs Troops In Charleston
e
Matters in South Carolina.
MutlnoHs Troops in Charlest 0
Later from Mexico.

NEw YoRK, July 23.-Tbe investigation
Of the charge Of swindling agsins. Mann 4
s'rat'on' OF the U. S. Service Petroleum
Company, was continued yesterday. some
part OF ths day was occupied in hearing
tue testimony Of Col. Hill, formerly Of Gen.
Grants staff, on the conclusion Of which,
the case was adjourned TIL 10 O'Clock, to-
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-09-16

IA II has been said that there were
many thousands wounded in the late
war, and their sufferings we're great: bu,
their wounds were simply flea bites in
comparison to what the Stone-ites are
now receiving from the Soldiers Tickle. OF
Iowa. Judging from the great outcry,
and the wriggling made by the Black
Republican Press along the Des Moines
Valley. Verify their suffsrings are iutoI
cradle, the naughty soldiers should not
wcrrit them. HAwK-CyE.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-09-16
Person Al.

We we're happy 10 see 10 town this week
the jovial and frank countenance Of our
old acquaintance, Captain Bagg. Tho
Captain made but flying visit-arriviua
Saturday, and returning Wednesday.
L D. Farmer, ESQ.,, has returned
from . butiness trip East, where he has
purchased 30 esd Of goods, 70, . =;u:sr
supply.
We are happy to see in town our old
friend, F. J. Dewitt. Esq Of Grow Creek.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-09-16

D65~ The Hon. A. W. HUBBARD has
just returned from his mission of inves,i-
eating the question Of the alleged frauds
committed BY the Hon. W. A. BuRLErcH,
upon the Indians over whom he presided
as Agent.
No one acquainted with tho man would
for moment think OF questioning the
appropriateness Of the selection Of Mr..
HUBBARD for this task. il there 10 any
truth in the adage that ~. takes knave
TO catch a kpaye.'
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-09-16

Som G Rascal

Not having the fear Of God, the conven>
fence of the public, nor the interest of
Mr.. Paquette before his eyes, on Monday
night last cut the wire ferry rope which
stretches across the Big Sioux river The
The worst fate that we could wish the
scoundrel, was that our friend Paul could
have caught him at it,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-09-16

PAssIsG AwAy--THE WATERFALL
DooMrD. -Vhe Saratoga correspondent OF
the Boston Post writes
] have unqualified pleasure 10 meut'on-
ing the fall Of the waterfall--a mon
s,rous invention Of the enemy Of beauty,
which should have died at it's birth. A
rather pretty fashion of dressing tho hair.
which venture to cRll the staple -and-ring
style, is getting in vogue with the danes
while sinsle.s for the girls have quite .u-
perceded the uc|y-plu2 ahom,na,ion which
wagged behind them, like a beavers ta,l
few week ego Among the really fash
'onah'e woman 20" might a. we'll look Zoe
back Of the head .lrH,LAyI.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-09-16

Tho Street Com nissioners Of New York
have publickly arnounced-and We should
think it must bsgsA'ifyisg to the people
that for tho enso'nR ya.r they have ar.
ranged /" retain the stree. dirt in TIER
npn KINDA"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-09-16
July lst., 1873.

Thomas j. Brown. son-in-law to Gen.
srsl Gideon J. Pillow, and late q conscr,r.
ton office, in the rehsl service. h.. h..c
psrdoned BY tho President A fne farm
in Giles county, Tennessee. which had
been seized for con6scs,,or. has been re-
turned to bin.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-09-16

LAST WsEE.-We arc glad, II our rea
dsr' are not, that this issue complstes tho
publication OF The tex lists. 10 our pa
per next week Will Re found the Usual "a
Yietv NJ m,scelIau.v.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-09-16

D~ For SAIE-Lot block 80, Sioux
City East Addition, with house on same J,
also, lots 7, 8, and 9 block "a, and lots !,
8 and 9 block SO, Middle Sioux City,
This property will be sold very cheap for
cash apply to
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-09-16
.EARE 4 Allison.

CRY Property FOR SALE.--In another
column WEARr h ALLISON offer desirable
city property for sale cheap.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-09-16

The Eriscopa' bishop Of Alabama hss
Instructed his c'ersvmen tina. i. oil DOT
BE- necessary to -ssuns prayers for tea
United s'atas uu:.! evil authority IL folly
restored.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-09-16
Barber ShOD.

THE unders!gn dh Or smove 10 tt hisnovsh or
j on Pearl street. whore hs il nov prspsred 70
attend to everything connected with tho Tousorisl
a.tin tho most9sshtonab!e style. The patronage of
tao son tssI Sioux City vicinity 10 respect.
ulIys olicifed fjuI6l ADAM FAX
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-09-16

Post-o.aces continue to be re-opered n
the sou'b, and old postmaster. are called
upon to l'1ulda,e ,hsr Indebtedness. 70
the government.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-09-16

rs h.reb- given that ths Slow City Hay Scale sit.
] mated On tho Levse, IL IN good va1hing oyA ~
sgsin. Ks,a 81 the brirk store. mart
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-09-16

7 OTIS BR0UITr 10 prepared to Do sh.v.
L iEg, Hair Cutting and Chamroon,os a 81
hours. fhor ns,t door - Tbs Land Once 90
Fesrl asresf, SIOUX city, Ioss. sugls
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-09-16

lT" We would be glad to see the enter.
prise and taste displayed by Mr. Collamer
in the adjournment Of his jewelry store and
in the selection of his stock of goods
more generally exhibited in this city
Mr. c. has just returned from trip to
the East where he has purchased q stock
Of goods, embracing watches Of almost
every description, silver plate, rings,
breastp'ns, and every other variety Of ar,i
cles usually kept in frs. class ie welry
establishment. His store has been entirely
remodeled and is now filled with every.
thing in his line which can attract the eve or
please the taste. His prices are even
lower than the retail price for the same
articles in many Of the Eastern cities. -
Thanks to the libera!ity and enterprise of
this gentleman Sioux City is now able to
boast the finest jewelry store in Western
Iowa.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-09-16

Politics Ten Years Hence. Address
or J. Cesar Crow to his COnstitu-
ents In 1870.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-09-16
Sioue City 8egistfr
SATURDAY, SEPT. 10, 1893.
Union, Anti-Negro Suffrage Tick ct.

Nominated hy the Soldiers' Cow entnn, held at
Des Moines, Iowa, Aug. 23d, 1855