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tonvsniios Of Rowing Clubs \ large H~pvr-
..ofntIon An a--o~irffon Formed -RegnIs-
,,.v- Tor Rrgaftas- OGlcsr. Iieet. &c.


me t~ressed in'ercst wh y tAs ssan q psnfst s@n
N aast has been responded n BY pa-as4 nlss
- n aie f- az clubs Aa asii ssr,
yofk Ss.fy al 81 them hsfr E@sn bsidlus ssf,sa Of
un8lsi rsanifafSn With sasilors regulations gyr~nng
tr~r, III ~ ths r~-ulL ienuoA eari u
IN n III. v - hh Glib vot@d sesd three eIs
gt~. :. ~ .
~ tusatA Club ~ this rftv - e fpN 81 thHs
rlsr sge. re fvfla~tp9 ss@~tsons rrpfgse t>l
~ ths appontea delegates tiaJ.Da Anssur R6w ms A.
.fsilan ADAMS. wsyertoy, tshck AAyDp nd tolarnbs
tsat eiubs n iefss the Atlsspr ~ Ngsoseni tho
llfssn. ~ Jsrey tty. ~ fssh and kcfrids cas. q
NeNafl The Pals4d~ of YonEsrs ssd re hNiDat tsNt
t IN hAuy The cnbs rrp,.ssnts1 vo~ss~s propsry.
bost, hos'ts. al, rslusd ~ bpsr eDfa
"a. ntHinn .optst sell s~riss - by-isw-
v prsss ssroustoas ss s~-oeAot .na sps'rrps 'ss-i
fsnep A. -. - ,
W.,.-,ss C1ab n vs~ yprs We rs~.iaesss NA3. q
Ia fna.nb Ciub, ~ Jersey civ ant a.. ~ Aef VI ~
Nuttsi CIus Aibxnss E~egralbe E~rrrsrv wrsulsy
az a. Awgsp osb % Nee yorss sr,spesrs ksss.tsry
a. Ina. II IA. Colombia cl4e ~ gew rert Is-@sar.s
rh.Tss VI rnihiL 81 the tfarik ftgb ~ Hehohsn The
g~Tdenl NJ Hraty ~ ~ 1issst sns .sersst
isvssf ne o. N. csy A1e under ha sns
atau fgebflsss ~ WAfd w3th spt ~Urtky
of The csa.s ~, wsls % ne fsmeas rss ers-
IL coayssison Ira saIoursi. p fsasvrati,
n : etp,r.,d "a; ~ -rsns y,sr vn -hss@. Arr.
nuo rssailss ~h~h tho ss~cfso hst~ ytf 81
M sparii tAsn Rave rves hthso sarres
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Mining stocks were generally Arm, but portion ~
the iist prices lower Al tho nrst board NyeGold
closed % lover than II the time Yesterday, sell
ing Al lie. corydon i5c., selling At % 2s smith and
Parmlee vas 81 higher. selling a 81 %; Consolidated
Gregory Cold eoc., selling At sio 1.-THE second board
Consolidated Gregory Gold closed 2se higher than the
nrs board. selling At $40 Is Smith and Parmies vas
3ee lower selling a 81 rs corydon sold ~ - 20
Tho amount OF national bank notes ssned gradually
Increased June TO- isS, and Novcnbcr !. 1885,
from sl37, 772 7o5 70 s2os, s5s,ssA, . difference Of
sls1 100 the progress u The movement beng sdcwn
by tho following table fsf s
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DECISIONS IN SUPREME COURT.


IL = IL appeailon pf thr President A. ~ thc Sew
worll Tlrr fnau-.uce compauy Rspors confirmed ant
DFdef grAHtd-
Ia ~ p.s'ion of Danir wtfeod y ~ Motoa gfaat~d
Wary Hope Vi Thomas Hoo M w. Wood Atisia
y V,-tf --Esf.o4 Heftfs. eBurnsed Judgment
disorcr Nantei.
o. - tHb~T parry
+ BenA jan fes.sgw-l A. Adan v. coddaroy. N
III A.fffs tf1a III VIM =. far writ al ua-nasTnuk
Conn stroller ~ New iert Moticns aanei rh
HnAts
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SURROGATE COURT.


The WIN Freeman win up before the surrogate
YESTERDAY Tsr es.a,or was an ir.bpan and died
the ar of gilt eighty years A. bis d~s~e
he was WORT ahoui eisSo The eteouied the
the - sosembcr lsj ami died two days afterwards.
The tssi4igr attended W Fathes - John, sGxiho,G
priest Ru, wuery John Freeman Wa era nisei. He
ieshsi that h. snae the s-iAip hand wh~ h. made bs
dh not hear The ies'st0r snyhiug.
hnt 10 nod his head sod HIS hps Wines "
trtai~ VIA eansts In his rghs fhr case I'll 10
sisnsa fsAs morning. ~ eleven D.clnck.
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Steamship Reheces civd. Snyder Bo.,on--w Clyde
Bark Mamie Bsii hateasas hobis-s l. Aoor.aay q
nars II seI.aren, Corning, rhnadelphia-Brea 80. .
srs J.rlsa .sss s1a.n.s1 oors or Yarmouth fa- =
~. fia ear coss6 I neSaas. sss.soa o.
sss EETy sSss sifs i.
sehr Borasn Hul-~. AuI oayss-IarA~ay Plyass.
ssSr asisY dsd d} IN. sr.se. Tssss.1fso.sr
u ssas u sehols brown. Cedar Keys and BayporssD
s ssss Ss a.G n,. css.
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s%:sp ''s G SssIsssss H. H. s..ss ,-,
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rdsI n1s me I...ssssss g Aisariss s..?;
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ship MuSe Qseuas {Duschh hes. Rotterdam u aay. W
s:nsa S Sues ss' .ss s e. =
psrsneed yeU hse weAhsr ana Aastaiaed much dAnsUD
sSip 6aissass ams,. nAnysr. no..-ra.m % a.y. -as
Sas Ion NJ % Fl Il: sa -, ~
sails 40 Oct - iAt - ~ spes. b.rk Den.s tDsab
spoke big Tough tbeig, from sodtS America for Aniwsp
s,s.n ls ss..s In ~ - s'''' D'''A' from "'
s. 1ns, hIss b bss s'saa A''' VII" ''s "a
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BARK 1Sd.nss oas Esw orssns, ~,,h rst... % m.---
bria Nan Juan tMess yrnssuso. robs~ns - dAys -sn
Brig Ats Todd orr Harding. rajarfo rR 81 days WA
brig Iirsbei tof Bosp,n). Patterson. ssEua days wA
S %I xs e %.s NJ y IN Inn s. ia
ship, do. tf4 NJ f.af1g 9-.s-ev
Rris sBr, Landry, Cow asy. II dAyA wi,h - =
~ Small a Go t7 4H4@ rt'Hwt8
Brig Abby rhaftsr. Lane. Rondont foe nosteU.,
Brig Isabel Kaufman. small Rondaui for H0stp0.
brig Eimra. Hamilton. Hondont for B0stoast hift
schr Brrez~. Leach, Pensacola ~ days -. aas.f
schr Thomas, Arnold Jacksonville. days
OF deck load. 49,,
scbr " Gesu~r. Egber virginia, 4 days wa
Schr Furotas BirrbeiL virgins. sdayr.
kchr Geo faulApu Slr.nh d. MARYLAND, s dAga
s6hr Fiorenc~ Rogers rogers fhlsdsyAsia-
Z hehr lAur " scwton. Rich. tosaa s.lssN4Y
schr Moonlight Merrill. New London.
schr a stewart, Gilb-rt, Albany tor Pail Rlvsvs8
schr u hAhn Hiociins kondoat fof Hartford
below fNa" tf
Bark Bessie, from Hamburg 81 ~ Ng4 ~
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" TIVE naked rsurH. "
70 rus rprTox or rnE nSRAI

70 rus xprroz or rHE HxRAip. -
In rsfsr~ace ~ dssypc ntmsnt q the pubue IN ksar
I'D ne k~<nrs n E~v Cias emyth, whAeh wAs advcr
Used take place IN The great hsii a We tpef union -
ka1dsy Iax The unders'G1sd bnss leave " .An ihss ns
rss.rd 70 " ard that We sdssrt,s.ns we're
p9rsd oT NJ. Smith under the impression after CONVEX
sAlon ehh The un6srxnsd ihai ~ tsf enEssed "a. pa.
49, ~ - q ss Corp nign 80 ocs ..a - ~
prsedng eDeny - - n1ns snhtt - rporssa N 1e
{, $500 - ~ ~ sss Ss y
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c,vufs 40 ,ss.Y ,utsuaD rltcrm.

HFFnKNrNvN, NOV. 1T FWF-
Rossrtr. slook,ss AsJstsns esos~s n ths 49, jev.
pry Militia has ben csovsn Pr~sifsst ~ The Jesawvs
srd Earian Canal N psrs N hs fsthsr, Csrrnoiors
sso~kton asoeAsrG. TIE Canal and to- CSnfsn ADD
htsoy nsilro>d form the lvint compsn'es ksoHn ne
fu0uouolf
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RIO JAsusc, Oct a. f.osee I'D sao rels for good
hryb. stock aoOoy bags Frchane- AK nj
BAHrA Oct ~ -Excbsnge Is " sugar. .lW 1oD
brown 90 2.rJ $50
pEKNA ssreo Nov. f.F rchsngc % "a 1gsr, Bpo
. 3.1u1; brown So q 2s10 4f
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tornvnLs, NV - fses
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The legal tender notes 90 sns Other hasd dscvsscd
during thu sams period nom ssss ss so5 s1t
. dnsrcnce Of $50 ls1en ny sabA1cans the decrease
legal tsader rom Tho Increase N The national
bank issues, We md thss IN addition ~ssrnsds 70 The
oarrsncy Of ss7 I'D sos during this iuiervA me pro-
srsss of the decrcass IN Iersr tenders u har Ahcur
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with such volume Of lSredssmsbis cnrency u ~.
cuatlon exclusive Or state bank notes std farslonai
currency, financial commercial rssuison u lmpcs
sb,s and the prophe,s Of svi are Likely 70 fsd them.
sslve. rnistakea. ~ - - III q IT.
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Gtesvsa.
s-s~ssap r.~as ny Lea VssA-sss-s ssf 'srrrSse1-h
Canssd - n $500
ssesr.ssls Lss. D-.sb~vs. ssssAs@s-s~ffsT. f~~s
'y..~.asa., MACS cssra nssisa-v d,k.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-10-20

SA TAR FRom TIE MlxEs.-W. G.
Stewart, ESQ, furnishes 10 The following
in regard to bis recent trip down the Nit
souri, river from the gold mines Of Mon
tana:
On tho Sd Of September, after having
concluded to return to the States, took
passage from Helena 70 Fort Benton by
way Of the Upper Missouri, new route,
but few white men ever having travelled
over tho same before. From Helena BY
wagon IL miles to . point on the Missouri
near where the Gallasin, Madison and
Jefferson form the same; thence by mack
inaw to the head Of the Great Falls. 200
miles. Portage l6 miles to the foot Of
the Falls, and from thence 40 miles to
Benton. Time occupied in making the
trip, Eve days.
About 80 miles from where We took the
boat, we entered deep and narrow ken
yo", about 50 miles long, with the walls
almost perpendicu lar, and from 800 to
500 feet in beish,h. At frequent inter-
walls there are beautiful parks of small
dimensions, and covered with luxuriant
grass and evergreens Of every description.
The Falls are truly magnificent, being
10, Is and 81 feet high. and almost per-
pendicu!ar. In passing through the
kenyon, in some places the water is quite
sluggish, in others the river runs with
frightfu' velocity over rapids at the rate
Of ten to fifteen miles an hour, requiring
great care and good management to keep
the boat from being dashed to pieces on
the rocks.
Arriving a. Benton, took s..large mack
NAV, with 80 men, and made the trip to
Sioux City in 20 days, without accident
of any kind, or trouble from hostile In
dams.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-10-20

@- FINANCIAL AND CoMMERciAL.-
Grain market continues baoyant Alvi-
ces from Europe continues favorable for
high prices. Gold sold in New York on
the 18th inst. at $l,49 IS. Dry goods
are firm. The live stock market 10 dull
and inactive, with a slight decline.
Weather g!orious-Towu trade active.
The lis, Of prices are corrected weekly
for the REGISTER by !. E. BOOZE:
Whea.-$l 90.
Flour-$i % and 81 IS.
Corn-5O ADD 6Octs.
Oats IS and 4Oc.s
Potatoes, 50 and 6Octs.
Han, 10 aud aov,s.
Bacon, Is aud 2Octs.
Butter, 90 aud 25cts.
Cheese, Is aud 2Octs.
Eggs, 25c,s.
Dried apples, 25cts; dried peaches, rs
Sugar, Is and 25c,s; Coffee, 80 l Sets.
Tea, & 90 and 81 so per ID.
Molasses, 1875 and $500 per gallon.
Sorghum, 40 certs.
Star Candles, 3Oc,s per ID.
Tallow Candles, 2octs.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-10-20

~ tbs GRAssuorPER PLAGUE-Ap-
prcbensions are expressed that next year
the grssshopper plague will extend itself
to the east of the Missouri river, aud
cover . vide area Of country. The grass
hopper column that started up on the far
western plains, has twep. thr, ugh q strip
of country about 60 miles wide-,he
ksnsas-Nebraska dividing line being
about the centre Of their march-and
have come to tho Missouri river too late
to cross. But they have laid ,th.i r egys,
and left their mission to those who shall
come after. The ground is thick y s,rcwn
with dead grass-borpers, and it is pei
forated with holes wherein their faithful
females have deposited their Larvae. The
A:chison Kansas) Free Press, ssys:-
Dig in at random with a inife.b'a,le, liz,
up little Of the surface Of The soil, and
very likely you will at the frs, attempt
nnearth little white column like tie ,i,h
OF rush, AID opening this, yon find a
number Of eggs like ants eggs, clo.e!y
packed together. We dug up some Of
their deposits. and counted in Que of
them % Of the larvae, and in several
others upward Of 20. The cavity is lined
with IN impervious coating Of whitish
gum, which inclosed the eggs or larvae,
and the aperture abore the eggs i. filled
also nearly to the surface with this white
substance, which probably serves the
double purpose Of protection to the lar
vac and food for the young. Mex. sum
1er these will come out a. . minute
grassbopper. std i" The fall, il come &C
cident don't destroy them, they will be
sueh pests a. have jus. been among u.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-10-20

D0The Social Aid will DO held at the
house Of Mrs. }. p, Allison, on Thursday
evening, October 25.h. Gentlemen and
ladies are invited to join in having good
time, aud i" aiding = good cause. Gen.
tlemen wishing to procure tickets for tho
season, and 10 oe exempt from further
solicitation, may do so by the payment OF
81 SO to the Treasurer, who will register
their names. Ladies have the same
privilege FIR 81.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-10-20
~ TEN DoLLAhs REwARD.-Straye ed

~ TEN DoLLAks REwARD.-Straye ed
or stolen from the subscriber, in Sioux
City. on or about the 6rst day Of Sep
TENDER, A. d. 1866, one yoke of Oxen,
about Eve years old. One had a white
stripe Oh back, shoulders and hips. The
other was Of a blush mixed color, had
one ear split, and one horn knocked of.
The above reward will be paid for the de-
livery Of said Oxen to the owner in this
city or I will pay Eve dollars for infor-
nation as to where they may be found.
oct4-3w WILLIAM FoGERry.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-10-20

~ Marker REPoRr.-Elsewhere in
this paper will BE- found . report of tho
prices paid for produce in this MARKET
This report viii b carefully corrected
every week, and printed in each issue Of
The Register.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-10-20

1W PERLoNAL.--W w. Walker, chief
engineer of the Chicago 4 Northwestern
Railroad, is in our city, on business con-
aected with the survey and construction
Of the Sioux City Branch Of the Union
Pacific Railway.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-10-20
~THE ExL IcHrEHED RADlcALs.-A

~THE ExL IcHrESED RADlcALs.-A
good joke il told Of the manner in which
. radical settlement in Cherokee county
come to vote the National Union tickle.
on the recent election day. The se,sle-
men. is composed Of New Englanders-
men with Plymouth Rock, Blue Laws,
Wendell Phillips, Horace Greeley and
niger on the brain. There Is but one
Democrat in tho settlement. By some
misadveuturs no radical tickets were sen,
for the use Of these adherents Of tho God
and Humanity doctrine, but insteal they
secured from some source or other . good
supply Of National Union tickets. These
we're duly inspected by the " head men,
aud pronounced the straight radical abo
li.ion ticket. Accordingly, whe" the polls
were opened each descendant Of the land
of the Plymouth Rock and wooden nut.
mess, marched up and depos'te ed his bal
lot, with nasal declaration that
settlement would show by s vote that it
regarded Andy Johnson 40 a traitor and
copperhesd. The solitary Democra. was
quiet but deeply interested witness Of
the progress of the voting. When ell his
radical Leighb1rs had voted, he walked
up to the poll, and, with no effort to con
ceal the clara c,er Of his ballot, depo.ited
. National Union Ticket This act on
his part created con men; among the RAIDS
They knew that he was an outspoken,
sreadtast Democra, that he had given
10 evidence Of a design to abandon bis
party and they were about to congratu-
late him upon his conversion to radical.
ism, when it occurred to some of them
that som ething might he wrong-a fain,
g'mmer'ng began 10 penetrate the minds
Of the more acute ones, that probably
they had been so ID, and that before for.
maIly receiving into their ranks the ire
constructed traitor they had better fur
Their invest gate the character Of the
ticket they had been voting. The resul,
Of the investigation was the discovery
that they had, by inadver,ence, been do
ing what they had never done before
voting n National Union ticket-not a
sectional disunion ticket Then CON-
tnenced . scene Of confusion, Of cussng
and discussing, Of fault finding add ac-
ensa,ions, which beggars description, aud
in oil Of which strong nasal in.,nation
VAS percep,ibIe. Each declared tha. the
other wss . "dod blasted .(i.le aud had
oughter kneowed better" aud each vowed
shat" by Jerusalt N i. was pesky shame,
and that be vas real pu. eou.." The
Democrat smiled audibly, and warmly
congratulated bis re,gh,ors upon their
sudden aud unanimous conversion to
sound political principles.
This occurrence rather initiates agains.
tho claim Of the radical, that their party
possesses oil the wisdom, intelligence
and virtue of the country. We suggest
that they sead Freedmau's Bureau
agent to Cherokee county, with a 10. of
primmers aud copies Of the thrilling BIZ
oaraphy, entitled 4" The Howling Juri.t;
or Seven Days Radical"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-10-20

M Losr-A Lady's Port Monaie, con.
tanning cards with the name of the own
er Of the purse thereon. Several pieces
Of hard money were in the purse at the
time it was lost. A reward equal to the
full value Of the contents will be paid
for the return of the purse aud contents
to the owner.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-10-20

~SUccEss.-The concert last Friday
evening by the young ladies Of this city,
was a pleasant affair, and gave very gen.
eral satisfaction. The net proceeds were
about $50.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-10-20

10 LOT FOR SALE.-Lot number two,
in block number seven, in Sioux City,
East Addition. The lot will be sold at 1.
bargain. For further particulars inquire
Of Peter Sullivan, Franklin, N. T., or
Weare 4 Allison, Bankers, Sioux City,
Iowa. oct4 3w*
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-10-20

~GAsE.-Ou- city sportsmen have
been quite successful during tho past
week or Two in shooting wild geese. They
('hs sportamen and geese) arc numerous
on the sand bars and in grain fields.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-10-20


b. il enacted Nv ,hc Senate and House % Repre-
tstiyrs Of the Tnitad IT ties If America in Con
gress asse mbled, That each and every soldier who
enlisted the If the United states. after the
10Th iay of April 1851 for pc i"d Of not less than
three years, and having served the time Of his
listmcnt has been honorahiy discharged and who
has received who is entitled to receive from the
United States, under existing laws Il bounty Of
one hundred dollars. and NJ more: and any such
soldier enlisted for not less than three years who
has been honorahly discharged on account Of
wounds received in the line Of duty, and the widow.
minor children. or parents, in the order named Of
any such soldier who died in the service Of the
United States, or Of disease or wounds contracted
while in the service and in the line Of duty. shall
he paid the additional bounty Of one hundred dol
lars hereby authorized.
Sec. 2. And be turtle enacted, That to each and
every soldier who enlisted into the amy II the
United States. after the fourteenth day Of April.
1861. for period of not less than two years, and
who is not Included in the foregoing section and
years, and who has received Is entitled to receive
hounts Of one hundred dollars, ami TO more, shall
be paid an additional TO Hty Of fifty dollars. AMI
any such soldier enlisted for rot less than two
yets who has been hnnurahls discharged &C
count Of wounds received in the lin" of duty. and
the widow, minor children, or parents, in the or
der ramed, of any such soldier who died in the
ser, ice Of the United States Of disease wound
contracted while in tho s"rN ice and in tho lin of
duty. shall be paid the additional bount! vi fifty
dollars hereby aut hoTized.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-10-20

A%B Brick Fire was started in n new
kiln Of brick on Wednesday. The supply
Of brick thus far has been entirely made
quate to the demand. Another year We
hope to see better facilities FIR brick ma
king in our city.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-10-20

o~Several hundr ed miners from Mon.
tana, arrived in town during the week.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-10-20

~ Groni"gcr-,he pioneer hardware
man-has u new advertisement in ano,h.
er column
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-10-20

~ The mosquitoes are beginning to
Ind out that they are not wanted.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-10-20

~ Our fellow townsman, NJ. NJ. Mat.
'hieson. has decided to leave our prospe-
rous town and ,ako up his abode in Sioux
City. lie re'ires from mercantile pursuits
and has purchased, with Mr.. Sick, tho
"auregan House q, Sioux City, and here
after will devote his attention 10 tho com.
fort of the travelling public, in the char
acter Of "mine host" We regard the
new enterprise as favorable 70 the pecu-
mary interests Of the new landl .rds, and
wish them every success in ito prosecu-
ton. Dakotian.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-10-20

~IS Town -Generni Tr,pp, Survey
or General Of Dakota Territory.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-10-20

D@' PERsoNAL-J. W. Bosler, ESQ,
and family departed last week for Penn
sylvania.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-10-20

p~The masops have commenced work
on the foundation Of Vintcns building on
the corner Of Pearl and Fourth street.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-10-20

1~ McEhaney is progressing rapidly
with the work Of grading Fourth street.
He is making q good job Of it.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-10-20

~ The largest, cheapest, and best
stock Of goods, on the Miss,u,i liver, at
II. b. Booge l. Cos.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-10-20

D9- The cheapest and best assortment
Of beaver, o'ter, mink and cloth caps,
ever brought to Sioux City, at Booges.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-10-20
DEAD CENTRE
We Mean what we Say !
We wish 20 call the attention Of the

We wish 70 call the attention Of the
public to tho fact that we have han! t,c mos,
extensive assortment of Fancy and staple Drugs
and Druggists sundries, ever brought west OF Chi
cdg". Our entire stock has been bought, recently,
in the Eastern market, jar clSt, and as fow rs
strictly pure drugs have ruled in he market Any
thing we have will sell as low any house
west of Chicago sell the same quantity OF go DIS.
We have sold goods here during the palmy days Of
trade in Sioux City and ii the present force of
uuhendng circumstances compe!!s us to sell gods
for any indefinite period time, at cost, or d'oto
we M'nh ST. nd IA" pressure. At least we
will continue to do 80 while We last. We mean
to be unders TODD that viii! sell our goods when
a customer 'om"s in to buy, rery hw far east.
We wish to ell particular attention to to our
johhins department. We keep on hand large
and extensive stock of full packages, which we will
sell to retail dealers at 10 per cent. over Chicago
wholesale prices, adding freight. We are Whole
sale agents for Ayers and James preparations
1il'lins & Co.'S fluid aud pow dcred extracts,
which fur nsh at mnn u lecturers prices with
freight added. We solicit from buyers an eXami-
nation Of stock and prices
Cash paid fer Beeswax, Ccn.ing AID Seneka
Snake Root. CnAS KENT.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-10-20

~ New corn is being offered for sale
in this market.