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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-08-18

a. PAINFUL RUnoR. James
Saunders, who returned from Omaha q
few days ago, informs US that report
was brought to that city by man direct
from Fort Laramie, to the effect that the
Indians had attacked Savers train in
the vicinity of the Black Hills. and that
when last heard from he had been fight
ing them continuously for Eve days. We
anxiously await further news in regard
to this rumor, and sincerely hope It may
prove incorrect.
Since the above was 10 type we have
received the Nonpareil, containing the
following:
1.-THE escort accompanying Sawyer's
party was attacked near Crazy Woman's
Fork, five soldiers we're killed and large
number wounded. All the wounded that
fell into the hands Of the savages were
sea ped and tortured in the most barbar-
Gus manner. 1t. Daniels, Of the 18th U.
s. Infantry is reported among the killed
An emigrant ,rain encamped with the
Cheyenne Indians. was attacked by a
large party OF Sioux. and all the white
men in the party killed, and the women
and children carried off.
Col. Sawyer add his wagon road party
were harrassed BY Indians for over hum
dred miles, and were obliged to camp
every night in the hills away from water.
The whole party is now encamped at old
Fort Reno, and at Piney Fort of Powder
River. closely besieged by the hostile
Sioux. Nearly all the stock on the read
has been run OF, and great suffering is
inevitable.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-08-18

nn-RE- INsTArED.-As we intimated
last week. the order for the removal of E
C: David from the position of Postmaster
at Dubuque, has been rescinded, and that
gentleman retains his place. 1t is not a
part Of "my policy to turn out eonser.
natives and put radicals into Office.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-08-18

1>CoMMESDABLE-La week 9 India
M contained an entire column oopied
from The REGISTER, and was, consequent
y, the spiciest and most readable issue
OF that shee: that has been presented to
the public. We commend the good taste
OF our neighbor, and suggest, for the
benefit of bis readers and the credit of
his paper, that he continues to make
copious extracts from the columns of The
REGISTER.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-08-18

ntn- LOOK HERE DO not fail to ex
anime the very choice and full assortment
Of Tobacco, just received at Towards
Drug Store.
Cigars at Reduced rates-Those fine
old National Gnard Cigars, selling at one
dime each. Nv
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-08-18

AM-NEw RAILROAD pRoJEcr.-We in
vite attention to an article in another part
Of this paper from the Dallas Gazette in
frgard to railroad from Des Moines via
Abel to Sioux City. A railroad upon the
line indicated is entirely feasible, and we
hope SOON to see company formed which
will carry the project to success.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-08-18

s~AFrER GooDs George H. Schuster,
OF the firm of Schnster and Marion, and
James Z. Booge. of the firm of II. D.
Booge h Co., left for St. Louis this week
for the purpose Of laying in stocks of
fail and winter goods. II rumor il reIia.
BILE, the latter gentleman will not confine
his acquisitions to dry goods and grocs-
ries. 1T is not good for man to be alone.'
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-08-18

%SuppEN DEArH.-A report reached
US on Thursday that Richard Moffat'. of
this city. died very suddenly near Dem
ison few days ago. At the time Of his
death he was on his return home from a
trip eastward.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-08-18

MAGEN. SULLY.-Itis reported upon
good authority that Gen. Sully will soon
resume the command Of this military dis.
trct. Such an Arrangement will be high.
ly satisfactory to the people, and We sin
cerely hope the report may prove CORE ct.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-08-18

Never buy an article you don't want,
because IL yon do You may sometime want some
cling sJa aa 5ny DIS ii .y';s ks;is
ing at kents at from IS to 50 per cent. on the dol
lar ess than yon buy them any here else, 1t
Is certainly much your interest to buy ~ II 10
ours to sell; because economy Is tho secret Of ev
cry mans success. I'm
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-08-18

re- Letters remaining in the Sioux
City Post Office, August 18th 1866 -
A. Black, VIM. Carter, Mrs. Eliza Espy,
Josephus Ewing, Luther Ferguson, BENZ.
Fishbeck. James Fee, John GusIoff, Peter
Gilchrist. w. NJ GamewelI, James Haas,
A. N Holbrook, l.. E. Lawrence, James
Marsh, W. W. Mathis, Clark Northup, J.
f. Quakenbush, Lieut.. J. E. Riley, Mrs.
Sophia Smith, John c. Sias, E. s. Towle,
James A. Tracy, Mrs. Sarah Turner, D.
Trask, Miss Rosala E Spencer, DR.. Toll
mans. J. c. C. HOSKINS, P. NJ.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-08-18

rT Catholic BisHop APPOINTED FOR
Iowa Rev. John Hennessy, of Saint
Joseph, No., has received the appoint.
ment OF Bishop Of Iowa. He is much
esteemed for his ability and piety.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-08-18
n@ FROM MoNrANA.-We received :

D@ From MoSrASA-We received o
call this week from Mr.. j. l.. FoGG, who
arrived in this city on Monday last direct
from Montana, coming the entire distance
from Fort Benton 10 . yawl. He left
Benton on the 10Th July, making the trip
to Sioux City-2l65 miles-iu % days.
He travelled in company with some Is or
20 miners, who occupied Mackinaw
boat.
On the 23d July, when about o25 miles
below Benton, they were attacked BY
about 500 Blackfeet Indians, but az the
river was quite wide at the point where
the attack was made, they succeeded in
keeping beyond the range OF the Indians
guns. Nine of the Indians plunged into
the river and attempted to swim to the
boats, but the boatmen succeeded by hard
rowing in evading the reckless savaees.
On the following day they were attack
ed by a party Of loo warriors Of the same
tribe. Again, the wilderness Of the river
favored them, and again the Indians en-
deavored BY swim ming, to reach the boats,
but with no better success than on the
preceding day. During the several attacks
the Indians kept up a steady Gre upon
boats, but the boatmen did not fire shot,
although they could very easily have dis.
patched every Indian who entered the
water. They wisely concluded that dis
erection was the better part Of valor;'
that il they fred upon and killed a,y Of
the Indians it would only increase their
evaporation, and impel them to renew
the assault at some poin. on the river
where they would be at the mercy Of the
savages, aud also determine the Indians
to lay in wait and attack every boat that
came down the river.
The course pursued by these men. so
J far as their individual case is concerned,
was doubtless the best policy but that
their forbearaDce will secure immunity
IIOtu 0ttAck 10 tuOSe VINO lniIOW lOem, We
have very serious doubts. These Indians,
Notwithstanding the pow-wows they have
held with and the presents and goods
they have received from the Peace Com
missioners, are unconquered, trsacherous
savages, whose Unsuitable thirst for the
blood and treasure Of the white man is as
ineradicable as their superstition, their
Incidence and their filth.
This party passed the ste amer Marion
Is miles below Benton. She was hard
aground on a sand bar. They met the
Only Chance on the 9th inst, GO miles
above Fort Randall.
When they left, there we're two boats in
port at Fort Benton the Luella and the
,Gallatin. The former intended to start
down about sGe LIST Of August, and the
latter about the lst of September.
Captain FIsK's train from Minnesota,
arrived at Fort Union, on the 9th July
-
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-08-18

M RELloious.--Rev. Mr.. Inmsn vii
hold divine services in the Episcopal
Church Tomorrow Sunday at lO1 A
NJ. and y p. NJ.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-08-18

DT RErURNEp.-Hon.W W. A. Bur leigh,
delegate in Congress from Dakota, passed
through our city on Thursday on his way
home from Washington. He is in fine
health and spirits, which will enable him
to pay proper attention 10 the approach
ing congressional contest in Dakota.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-08-18

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Ia DAKOTA ITEMs. Hon. Walter A -.
Burleigh writes the Dakotian, that the
following new mail routes have been es.
tab!ished in Dakota Fort Randall to
Fort suI'y; Fort Sully to Virginia City.
Montana; Sioux Falls City to Yankton );
Fort Wadsworth to Devils Lake :;
Ponca Agency 10 Choteau. He also con-
firms the statemen.in last weeks Register
that daily mail is to be established be-
tween this city and Yankton.
Supt. A. B. Miller will commence work
on the James river bridge next Monday,
with q corps Of workmen. Mr.. NJ is
pushing bis work along in commenda-
bic -Dakotian.
W. ". Brookings, the representative
Of the rnmp Congress 10 Dakota, opened
the ball for the Congressional contest in
that Territory, by calling a county con-
vention at Yankton On the l4.h inst, to
be participated in by all who "endorse the
Congressional plsn of reconstruction
for the purpose of electing delegates to a
Territorial Convention to be held at
Vermillion, on the 9Th inst. Brookings
is the D. D. candidate for Congress.
Henry Bradley has completed his hotel
building, and opened i. for the accommo-
da,ion Of the public.
The new Episcopal church building in
Yankton, is ready for Isthing and plas.
tering, and the Dakot,an calls upon the
people to come down with the needfui to
enable the committee to proceed with this
part Of the work on the building.
The Bounty Bill passed at the receu ut
session of Congress, provides for the
payment of 500 to each member Of the
Dakota Cavalry.
The Dakotian is down on the manner
in which Hon. d. I. BrambIe WAS chosen
= delegate 10 the Philadelphia Conven-
ton. What is the matter, Kiug7 Is all
the feeling you manifest On account Of
your love for Andy johnson and his
reconstruction pol;cy7
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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-08-18

~.~.~ a@- The. ssasen Coz prairie -eh;ckes. IS
fairly opened, and our spor.smen are
meeting with good success IN bagging
this GEe species Of game
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-08-18
All over Town and County.

" Those finding X on the paper after their
\ name will bear in mind that their subscrip-
- ton Is about to expire.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-01-25
yALEnlcT0RY.

This issas Of THs Busls coaeiudess
fe lbs present al lsssl, oar lahoss 20 IN
Editor ii an inaspssdsst Journal. We
hsss ssid oas, and 20 ieagss coatroi, or
bare aay soaaeetioa with the Brsra; but
havs msas arrangements with Mr., W. 7.
6sGxs, iata whoss banda the fasars dsssi-
M Of NE BenGH IL rslinqaished, to Oil
ali az our advertising contracts and %
fHrassh the paper to sahaaribsrs Who Asss
.salla In advance sasa aasis Subscription
sxvsFes.
Taose indebted TO - wfil be expected
10 mako Immediate payment, and sha
! shsss 10 whoa We are Indebted, ws viii
ssssls wishoas unreasonable delay.
In parting With our naaeroas pasrens
ana frisnds, Ii is both jssa and proper
r,tssr a. to trader 10 shem oar siasere
sbanks for sheis generous support and
sonHdeaee during period which tried
sheir pariOtisn, Democrasy and love Of
principle, aud we viii sssars them that
ne did nospars wisA TEE BcaIa besaass
ws soula NOS mske II pay, bat heeauss
ws shlnk ne san do better - sosas eiAsF
bsaneaa.
1 We have fought the hghs through aad
4 tkas tso, under circumstances, and dur
ing timss, when 1t was aangeseas for q
maa to express bis honess esasiesioaas on
expose shs sham patriotism Of the cor
shippers OF che negro and shody, and ws
now relinqnssh the eoasrol CT the Bcalgs
wAsa vlstory 10 abOss 10 perch apon The
Damoeratiu standard iato the haads OF
another, who will reap The Eish spoils OF
shs bar 4 fought battle and coming vic
tssy.
I We hope ana trass that Mr.. GrLxs will
triumphantIy carry 90 the Eght until the
yiesosy 10 faliy won, and those who have
regarded the COnssitutioa AZ covenant
witA death" snd The Union q "leagae
with hell shall be allotted their proper
plaza ia the deepest contempt Of all
UniOa- logiag and Constisu sioa-sarrort-
lag citixens of the United States.
Our pasroos gill bear witness, that se
have never endorsed any man untR Ne
he'd proved him, aad hence sAsy mass not
b surprised il We do act epdorSs Dir.
Guas, eur successor, until be shall have
proved himself to ha Democrat of the
JsiHsrsonian seAool. We siil FemaTk,
howexsr, that be eomss well reeemmend~
I'd ~ geDsleman, and Democrat, and we
say 10 the former patrons of the BreLxs
ana the "ress 90 nankinds'- try kiaa.
LXSANDER w. BABBITT.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-01-25

BoARS OF Trade At CoCScn BLUFTs. -
We are glad TO see that cur enterptising
friends across the River have organised n
Board Of Trade. They can nov speak
and act through an organisation thai can
concentrate the best opinions and indu.
encs OF The sosn upon ali questions bear
ing upon its gnteresks. We trust Omaha
will units Nth our friends over the river
in all Efforts that may DO found soudae-
i've to tbs mutual Welfare. AMI that GO.
operation wili be prompt, energetic, ard
elective between The tso towns ia eisins
wiss aifection 10 the laterests i'm whic.
both are 30 snueh oncerned.-- Heraad,
w, reaiprocase chs wisheso eur friend,
across ihe River, and trust' that Joint ef
forts sill be promptly made 10 promoi,
the iasss ezts Of both sisies.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-01-25


RgRFs AS WlSrKa Fxxp TeR MILcH
Cows. r. Farmsrs wha have accurately
tested lhe inertia Of The diffsrens kinds OF
feed foF mileh cows la winter look with
fasar apen the beet. A tese rec lrdeI By
she Gsfmaatown Telegraph gives IL
pounds OF batter per Seek from . COZ
ahen fiscal 90 beess, has oaiy paaads
whrn consuming carrots. III both cAses
hay and carn faddeF wsFo gisea - msch
~ was wanted 10 be eaten. Gus bag and
meal we're also Tried. and pyeaaced sia
panndt OF batter. half Lpshsi Of The
foots vsss used dag 10 each eos. Bsets
cA good sail aad psopsEiy tended, will
prodaee go to 500 baahels 10 tAs aare. -
The sdsaasAge oE ssiaing this crop will
nj ofoa Be ssen. Sugar u i pTosninesl
pspperty il the best Il hes specially q
sa-miSg inHacnee, aad heaea il faxosa-
bic for winter feed.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-01-25
IATEsT NEWS.

We dip tn following newe from ths
chIeaeo Tssn 81 Ia. lssb. Af. Wade
ao@s nss lsks he Pfssilens's policy d re-
| eonssrussiea. The radicals 10 Congress
arc dssssmIssd 70 fosss aegro suffrage
apeB tho psOpls aAesAes shey want il or
uos. Colorado il nos TO be sdmitsed an
I'll sAs girss ths blacks shs rssAs q SUI
frAge.
We hays later adsicss relative 10 shs
oashreAk Cd abe Bio dranae. Sixty eol-
cred lroopsIs sdasniy crossed the river %
The morriag OF Tia 5sh inss., and surprls-
I'd and sapsarsd shs town Of Bagdad.
Gen. Crawford, eagagsd 10 raising 81
Amsrioaa brigade for Jaares, hurried 10
the place and took command, bal vas re-
Iievsd by Gen. Esoobedo. Gen. WsiisaI,
being applied TO, sons avsr some United
States troops 70 preserve order. The
next DAY the town vas sheIlea By 9 French
eorvssts, wishsss doing much damage.
Many If sse Imperialists deserted and
oiaed the iayad ere.
In the Senate, yesterday, DIR. Wade
made stseng radical spesch "a recon
ssrsction, Ia opposition 10 that Of Mr.
Boliitle, Of Wisconsin. lie argued thai
the sou'bern States should not be 70 adj
missed until they had granted saasAgo 10
the negroes, and abolished all dissine-
lions of rAsa and color. Ia said the
President had dons sell as far a. DC went
but be stopped short Of shs & 'al. and his
whole work would tumble down If DOS
fulls completed.
Ia tho House, yesterday, tbs unquali-
6ed suffrage ball IL the District Of G1lum-
bia war passed, after al exciting debate.
The bill simply strikes lbe sord "whise''
from all lass regulating suffrage or quail
flying for ofiee. 4 uaifsra bankruptcy
bill was reported aud mads tho special or.
der for The 30sh inst.
Conventions Of farmers ami shippers
held in 0ttawa aud Mlrrison, Illinois,
yesterday. la the Otsawa osaVeation,
Dir. Perkins declared that The vest had
stood by the gpvernmeot r. tbs past Eve
years Of battle, ard deserves TO be, mus,
be, All sill be heard. The resolutions
we're TO secure cheaper and nsFs eaec-
tive outlet to the sea for our produce; to
obtain mo tifeation Of the presens one,
so as TO raise the largest resenae, and
expungs diserimiaauons against western
interests and 20 secure q healthy re-
strains, bt State legislation, upon rail.
road and psher companies, to prsVeus eK-
sortion BIZ monopaIiss. The Morrison
Convention deeiars the same prioeirles,
and favor BE improvement Of The Ala
assippi riyrr, Rock river and tho con.
stguction Of = ship eaaal from Lake
Michigan.
/ Hon. John G. Davis, long member Of
Congress from tho Tcrre Ii4usa district
Indiana, died at that placs yesterday
morning.
Tbs North Carolina Legislature mel
yesterday. Cor. werth's messagc viii
b. delivered o.aay.
John Sherman was rs-cleeted Senator
from oaio yesterday, by vote Of "a tc
IL.
Gold opaasd in \ y York yesterday Al
Isp T-s ana closed nj 1870.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-01-25


OMAHA CoRKEsPoSDENr.-Col. B4b6itt
has banded as q well written eommuBi-
Casion, from gentleman Ia Omaha, 10
relation to the location Of the Union and
Pacific Railroad, We agtee wah that
genVIcman, that "tho President located
the initial starting point OF the Missouri
riEer, opposite section ten, in PottaTat-
samis county, Iowa; and in accordance
with that sss Of location the y. p. R. X.
Co., has actually constructed the read,
commencing two miles above Omaha on
ths West bank OF The Missouri, Al point
opposite the North line Of said section
ten, aud leaving she river ut Omaha. -
II, as says the writer fany change has
been made In the location we bare not
beard Of it," We farther agree With she
writer, shat wlas 10 TO our intereat Ia
10 the interest OF Omaha, aBd That We
ought not to have any strife in relation
to matters that will ba a mutual beasss.' -
10 taking upon oarself the management
Of tAis paper, We DO not desirs 10 make
any breach upon any paper o. individual,
10 The only reason we do nos give the
communication spoken Of ia fall. We
feel IL TO be our duty 10 present Ell facts
and circumstances to the psblie ihas will
Ia anywise increase .he growth aad pres~
perity Of tbis session Of soants3. Let
us bear from Yoa soon again, Me-. ssTlias
Cnhaa.''
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-01-25
auH nAILYe

We viii expest liberal liss OF adveEs
tising for oar daily fren all CitIsens aad
business msn who desire the prosperity
and progress Of Counoil Bluas. Our
! daily shall look well Co oar local interests,
Esd ws wiIi, thersfors, espess the aid and
support % al interested. Get yoor ad.
vsTtisements ready. Oar rates wiil soT-
EsspOzd With he other papers in ihis To-
aaIikW,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-01-25

A Coon ipxA.-- The IsoaisyiEls yosar-
nal says ;--ssls IN saggssssd ihas Mr.. Viii,
500, Of the Bar State, .nssasis to propose
ia tho Senate m smeaAmenf 20 the gsn-
stifasios, prohibiting the sfsesiasisa Of
Honer's Hind In the Unilsd States 10 a
treasoaakle book, bseaass the word scou&
fedsrase' ID seseral Tines used in it's
Such an amendment u rs.sdsrsd the more
necessary from The fact that nsw trans
iassop of the Iilied has jaas been made by
Lord Derby, Of The High Tory party Of
Great HrIsain, and no doubt FOR tbs COW
sst purrose sg gsyissag ice eaass % The
sCoafsdssacy.s Mr.. WiIson shonid look
TO this IL time, ana iseRs 20 gass anleck.
ed shseash which The Grseks mas send .
wocdsn 6orss for ess dsssxaesian.s p
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-01-25

NEsaAskA. = The Legislature Of this
Territory 10 Ia session at Omahs. aud The
Legislation Is generally confined to local
matters. Some Of thn members may be
laelias4 befars the aajournmsns Of this
body, % shss their altra psesiilicsioas by
tieoosneing the President, bseaass be dare
assenpt 70 restore our coaatry to its
k,rmsr unity asa prosperity.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-01-25
Gooplr TRrE.-Au exchange SAYS

ooopEE 5Rrg---An exchange says:
"rher is rumor in Washington, mol
generally credited, that within tao OF
thrre weeks the l'residsat will issue 3
proeEim1ti0 dselRring the work Of ihe
restoration Of the Union complete"
Why nos comFletc the work of ressora
ton at aaes live VIC uos jet Lad sut
teiens bl1o lshai to CRAFTY tbs most bar
baToas hearts We shall rscsiEs the
proclaim Asioa Of peace aud good wiil to
msn With rdolaiuzs, and give honest
praise 81 PresiIeat johnson, We fought
10 pses ,rsa the Uaisn fram sses,si ,nist,
and nox let Us protect and save it in spite
of Sam1er, Stephens, Paillipp, and 9TH
srs. Stand By the PtesiIsnt in his efforts
to reunite oas eountfy, ani restore 1t to
its former grsaantss and prosperity.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-01-25

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Price
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