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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-12-22

" Noxs n Pru1r -wJS1S " a.qasSsII,
asked, who is Arsemus Ward ? who 10 Nasty!
who Is Josh Billings ? and 20 o. ros ~tke
satisfaction of this curiosity give sh.
lelIo~ing list Of nsss de plssessi,h tie r1oI
sams' of their oths1 e,,tshe d: 4 s.
Gail Ham''ton-NS A6ixa;tE Do,et
Florence Percy-Mn L1issbS,h Atersi
Timothy T'tco abb. ~ u. .Honsad. =
- ". Savage Norsh->eWo2S. Nswell1 -zss~
Orph-as c k'rr-Kos-fSH Newell.
Mrs. Par!,ng.ou-P Il. S6iil.be-. -
A,temus "atd-Cha.. F. Browne.
Do.ssick P. B.-Mor,imer Thompsou. 1
X. N. Preparedness ~ MOI. 10. 7 4
3. D.1L-J H. W.il.s.. ,sr--,,z,s
y Jose s s'SSS; hii9g y T. 5s. ::''
The D'.b.nded yolun,.sr--Jseph Barber.
Jtem-s PIPES Ste NJ en- Mss>e,t
Ned BuatIss-E T. C.iJLds onw oa 80
Flank Fs's'sser*-W II. iler,.ers~ b,sv =.
Day Howarl-Myr. Daisy AsCrsm ...,r
Cousin May Ch,retru-M,ssM NJ. A Earle.
Edmu"d Kirk = J. K G,rncrr.
Co"",ry P~r.on-A. X. n Kirkland.
Curr-r B.l-C Charlotte Bron.. ..r
VI age Schn 'lnastee--Chss NJ. Dickinson
Owen Meredith -.Bulwer.
Barry waIi-Wm. Proctor.
Author Of :" Joho Halifax, Geatleman."-
Miss Mulpck. >-
Ike Marvel-Donsld G. Mitchell.
Jennie June-Mr, J~nnis Cro!y.
Fanny Fem Wife Of j. me, s Parton, tie
historian, and sister If n. p. Willis
Petroleum v. Nasty b. r. l. .cke, NIX
hY~.'d Glvd'o"-. Missmd. e'
Bill Arp-Chsh,sM Ss"s:
q liver Or ~~
NJ -Ch,. & Halpine.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-12-22
TIL Il REGISTER.

We present the klGisrER to our readers
this week in an enlarged form, aud other wise
improved in appearance. This enlargement
makes the REcIsrEs the largest papei il"
Western Iowa north Of Council Bluffs, and
contains more reading matter than any other
paper on the Slope. 1t j, our d. sire and
Intention to make the REelsrKK keep pace
with the vsncenn.nt Of the city and eoanty
whose interests j: represents. As cur city
improves. ia the same proportion will the
Rso,srEn be improved; and with this deter
imitation, wc have made arrangements, and
will il few months teeat it to 4 dress Of
new type, and add other materials which
will It'll further improve our facilities for
the execution OF general job work.
With this issue The REGisrrn enters upon
its ninth year It's establishment. dates back
to the infancy Of Sioux City, and to time
when 6erce financial revulsion was sweep.
ing over tho country-dissipatinz hopes aud
fortunes, annihilstine cherished projects,
snd filing the country with poverty and dis
tress. Every interest was affected ali
branches Of business, every enterprise. no
matter how firmly established, were Grip
pied; and ~ the storm passed away chaos
ruled where but a short time before YVES
progress. enterprise and every evidence ,f
substantial prosperity. At time when the
financial cloud was the darkest, With hu,
lille bright lining to encourage hopes for
the future, without capital, and in oppose
'ion to a well-estatlished and wealthy rival.
the RnGIsrrR was established, and sought to
gain position in the public favor. Although
the FIRST year or two Of its existence we're
ir.ukht with d.ci.u.ties and financial en-.
barrassmenss seriously endan sering ito exis:
tence, yet by iodustry and perseverance, i,
vas speedily established upon n p"rmaner'
tasis, and became enc OF the Indispensable
Institutions Of Sioux City. During eight
years it has represented aud defended the
interests Of our city and county, aud 10. day
and We can say it without incurring the
charge Of csct;su,-.: IS tn. INST wilc!,
known and Influential country newspaper
published in the State Of Iowa. We are
justly proud Ct ,he distinction which the
REGISTER has acquired as an enterrrising
ard wide awake news paper, and /, shall be
eur CONSTANT ends.sor, 70. only to maintain
ITS preset reputation, but to add to its
s,tractiveness and make it still more worthy
the support .of the people whose Interests i,
represents.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-12-22

4 RARE CHANCE
INVESTMENT!

! want to sell v hat little Of thi. world, 4
ch"ttel' and lands that am possessed Of r
- stable snd corner If Douglas and Third
ihi' entttng r the purpose Intended, IL not .urI
ny any ~ this country for convenience IT he, fr1
me i" 'c"ssa"y lab aud haAishfilno.> and c"mto1
'."'ses. ~" budding Is 4'N7o ;eet with acconmd
tins i'r "a horse. in single stalls. Strrn,. roI
n".s IS and carriages n the FIRST floor. n he u,k
% '",m i"r S"o bush els of gram and 10 tons il
never failing "su Vi water-on The Ps~nss+s unS
c'fe', ami [ nNenie.t. Once aud harness room y
Ugh, Ell and red. 1t in all re, pects adantsaE
first class sale "r Livery Stable.
.os. 90 . SS st No. rs :. s,., tho
3-'he lot and store on P,arl str et now occn,,.,
~ Ch"s nent as Drug >tsre. This 10 one Of
be business ahds in the city.
THE buildings occupied By mo asa,
Market together vita slaughter House, and Al
PHal'i'"a''a 0e nsing to - country butcherinxs
tA"'i'Lm 'n'-incui.ng a Spring Wagon.
d Mae 6rst-ciass Lumber Wagons, with how, and
covers complete, ni"de by Bishop VI Chicago.
6-one new Democrat Buggy, with pole aud shans.
7-o"e New York trot,ing Buggy, being used on.
s-T~o sets hne Sin ,le Harness.
s-one sett light double Harness, new made in New
Yo,k.
io-Three sound youn, Horses.
IL Lo, Of stock Hogs and sheep.
am willing and anxious sell the above described
pr"pc ~ at LIS, t.an its value. provided can ssh il
{ ithih the next thirty ia :.
SQUIRE ". HAvILAND
Sioux City Dec llh, 1876
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-12-22

A ,elegraphic dispatch, in alluding to
Thsd. Stevens, the leader of tbs Jacobin pa T.
~ In Congress, says he wears quiet but de.
termined mein, and that when inter roea,ed
in regard to bis furlurs course, the reply Of
the old niscegrna.ionist invariably is, that
heretofore be Las been conservative (?)--
hereafter W will b radical sud viii pro-
p"ss ard advocate the everest measures
With reference 10 the South. The Washing
ton correspondent Of the Dubuque H.. aid
In abiding TO the club footed cid villain,
says be arrived i" Warrington ssv.r.i days
before meeting cf Congress, aud ,ha, BE- i.
apparently stronger and III much better
health than be was last sum and GER
'a'ny as vigorous 10 mad as ever. lie is
ambitious to lead the house this winter, Us
he did at the last session, and no doubt bis
ambition will be gta,ihed lie feels bitter
towards the southern states, moe bitter even
than he was NJ the las, session. lie express
es dissatisfaction at the mod ration (!) OF
his course at the last session, and says thu.
in future he is determined to be a radical.
He ieels the most utter contempt Tor the
southern people. lie denies tia, the south
err states have ary rights whatever he re-
CARDS them as suhjaga,ed provinces. con-
relied, by the fate Of war, to submit 10 any
terms which the north may see ct TO impose.
He scout. the idea Of ,hs southern states
ever again being represented in congress,
during the lifetime Of the p.eecn, C nersson
o! southern men. No doubt be will siznal;ze
himself during the rresen, winter by the in
PRODUCTION Of measures still! more wicked aud
rernicious than any Of the last session.
think tie power o: the cd man will be great
er a, this session thun at the last There
will scarcely be republican member Of the
house that will dare to say bis soul 10 bis
own, IT Tbadeus Stevens says It il not So
He had a hard tine with his refruc,c class,
led by Raymond, 81 New York. But seccsd
ing to all appearances. he Will have no such
trouble at the present sessicn. From ali
that I can learn, the rel ublican members o.
congress are unanimous in regarding the
result Of The recent elections Is bc,uy al
emphatic condemnation. on tho part Of the
people Of the northern states. IF the Pre-i-
dents policy, and an emphatic endorsement,
Of the reconstruction policy Of congress-,
Thus encouraged, they will range ,hemsc Ives
by the side Of Mr.. Tbadsus Stevens, and tn.
latter will have no difficulty 10 making tn IN
vote as he wishes them.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-12-22

Everybody seems ,ew be Citing crazy
over new game which mas j;st bin d skov
ssed. called billy ards.
1t IL play ell on the top ov . table which is
it'll. longer than il Y square, and the
game scenes tew kon>ist in push ny some
ro,ni red bawIs apin Sum round white tnwls
until they drop into little pudding ba S
~hith are hung QUITO The outs de ~ the
table
1t axes men to pay the game, but 4 or
2 kan look on
hey oph their coats and stand clnss m
Wv the label, with short piece ov a fish
ing pole /" their banda, which haz y cit. Tx
mark onto tn eni o. it,
Then one beg MS BY giving one Of tn.
ha~!s = punch in the stmnrck, which
sends il sg'n he text ones stu,nmu, X
and 90 on, till the tother fellows turn
tor punching comes on.
But yun on:ht few see the game il
kant be 'deiinentel b. words.
One teller rener llv heats tte othrr ftlIer,
and ,h"n he pays the l.nrlord ov the con
81 n % cents for the pr'sile 20 Of CITING heat
anil buys sum gin, with lsmonade il, it, aud
all hands drink
Then , more takes hold Re me 6shro's
and they Panch IRA spli. mi 30 il 2 r~
I'll oct ca in the nosainy ?anL 'hs each
x"~s hum; having tnjssed ,h.e exercise. \
it'll" drunk, perhap., bat The MUSCLE OF heir
hr'Ssts are 40 expanded thu, they kan: kttrh
'hs c"Hs"mp-hun "or the snaul pox.
This is sb'Uy~d% . 49, Ill
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-12-22
CT RIET r. A..

Next Tuesday j. Christmas--the day whom
children rule, and. paier familiar are pack
horses. Wbils ve rejoice 1t The brigh. eyes
and gladstone hearts Q: our liule.ones conse-
quent upon tho qualification Of long cherish
ed desires, We should not forget the young
victims Of poverty aad neglect. Who can
look upon the f"rlorn and tas,ssed child, -,
with longing, fearful eyer, it peers through
the shop windows, and with hungry desire,
siares q, the nice things sLich its payer.y
forbids it to enjoy. without feeling AZ ir.
resistible desire 10 a'sv,a,s 10 tbs extent Of
bis ability the sorrow and dissppoia' men,
which surrounds him Sursly not the Lu
name and the refined. 'Remember tbe
poor Who are alwsys With y0u"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-12-22
uARIK a aim rus COUNTRY.

Il 10 announced in letter frnm Japan
shn. vhss the late ~, con 'shuttied OFT this
mortal cell tea high ii - t.r.es De ",hd-
Ell Ihs unspeaks5Is favor Of usny S!ioN. I'd
to r,p open thsir bowels 10 h nor OF the
decsA I'd v: 1t ~ for her stated thu; Only i've
"sa we're loud worth, =, t"s su.Lms upsr.
alton.
In contemplating this custom amopg our
japanese .o;sni .erAries. t viii o.>ur . =
phho o.. bio mind that hi, opesN,oa OF h4ri
ksn " ,ult nol se u Lsd tn NJ Ne . ado VI,
in this country. Whrn The 'limstr oss John
B.osn .ook hi. dep t,"re { ON Vi gina. % !,
IL wo' Ia have saved the csuutry Oh Infinite
deal of trouble and fro" fifty To Eve hundred
Of hie Il, snd4 lad admirers per.ermsd apo"
thetn Give. harl .r,. Ia the same Wy, when
Sir. Lii cola VA removed, what cen d haze
oven NOE ouching sn4i co,ntnen,ot ans o.
h,s vir' ues. had q nu'noet Of his ia iu.'s "a
sociat . a d .su"seiors opened their novels?
Wende ! Philips, Horace Greeley, Fosas,
AID Trad. 5 e>eus, ., the le .st, snoulI have
r,pl ed ct what luls bowels hey may have.
in 70 pect 10 he virtues OF Their deceased
frs. d AID pasro".
/, is not Jet 100 late. The virtues Of Mr..
Lincoln sni Ire safety Of she coo ",rv both
demand this pleasing sacrihcs On the part OF
those gentlemen. Chandler Of Michigan,
nigs, with propriety draw . knife acr"ss
his ~adousen. 1t would undoubtedly release
much whisky; hut The sacrifice would he
n"ns tie le>s sscspl abe 10 tie ma"es ot The
marty eri Ii cola. In Stevens case. it j.
douh,fal ~he, her hae,ksri would reveal any
bowels vhs'ever. Th- result woui: p, o'ai'-
~ lie the discovery OF nasty fungi and vol
cane rstnnan.s In Forueys eass, = rip
across the al ioman now wsuld reveal b.,
little save bio hal It been done . year o.
more ago, it would have afforded much
unct. ons cksls ~"d o. her oleaR' nous ma 'e,
formed fro" fat ticki"gs gathered III the
presidential kitchen
We can Imagine no. hing which would &C
much assis, the memory OF Mr.. Lincol" and
the good Of the country as tn" voluntary -o'
otherwise III ,ssm boweliag If halt a hundred
or more Of Ii. per,onnl friends OF the anent
Cd ex presiJeus.- Micago Times.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-12-22

Netsphpcrs are vrievousiy tormen,ed With
1propositi,ns II advertise ana take pay in
trade One efthe most dolefut cases with.
'n.bc ssAkesof our experience vas that Of
the nndtttaker Who tried TO drive q bargain
S~ sHuartet -eJeSinn "a 1iss,nsnt, and p.v
!" collins We SEE that The editor of thu
"i"terse, Aadison;an IS hav NJ his expert
-"r- ~ Tbs line A patent me licios "A.
h.s. forsarded his adv. rtisement Of" Mr..
","s'ows Soo'hag Syrup 70 be paid for
in the article advertised. Whereupon Tho
editor and bis better half held y cou.ulta.
ton the result Of which vas they came %
the conclusion they wouldn's need aav
soothing syrnr This year. ,''' '"~'
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-12-22
WHERI's THE NlGGEs "A Radical sheet,
the TsmAqus Joursal, says:

WHERE's THE N,GGEs "A Radical sheet,
the T.maqus Joursal, says:
I'VE have had . Republican victory nov
where's the 'Nigser?''
Thereupon the B.lIefonte Waterman
"goes il" 1t the fol owing rapid rate:
Go to yosr, store, aud get from eish.
teen to twenty five cents worth Of niger
in every yard Ut m"sl'" you buy; from ten
10 Eileen eeAts worth OF niger in every
yard Of calico your vile and chi'ire" Use
frsm SIX H. eight duIlars worth OF Niger
in each barrel o. -four ,oar family con umes
twenty Eve sens worth Of niger ia each
pound 81 coffee 20" purchase rom eight to
twelve cents w.rth Of Niger IN every pound
Of sugar you !uy 10 swsetcn Il; you II find -
small bit Of niger in your boz Of matches,
and considerable niycer in your plug e, 'ba"
tn. y can eat nothing, ~ear nothing. zee
nothing. taste no,hiag. or have nothing tha,
- no, more o. less affected by the miserable
nigger,sm that has csn,roll d the counrr,
since OH Abe LEI, Springfield for Wash
inR,on." "
We reckon. after this burst, the Tamsqua
fellow won't "come to time"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-12-22

One Of The most interesting aud instruc.
tive documents accompaniment the Psssidsnvs
message to congress Is the seps,s Of II"
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
The Commissioner reviews the Whole history
Of the public land system Of The republic,
from the first csssion Of pablo domsia made
BY the original states 10 1888, dov, to The
pressn. time. The territorial dom.ia csdsd
by Virginia and the other original states
embraced 354, Goa square miles, o. 22s 500.
COO acres. THIS public domaia. vast - i.
then appeared to be, vas barely one ,ssvsuth
in area compared to that which WAS suisse
quen,ly acquired, under tie fa' seeing states
'na"saip Of Mr. jefferson The Mise ssippi
river was then recognized 40 the western
boundary Of the republic: The, boundary
bad been declared, in the treaty Of 1868 be
tween England, Frasce. and Spain, to lie
"Gxed .rrevocsbly." But the genius Of -.
greater statesman than the king" fsrcseeins
the destiny Of America. found means Of &C
curing scope ios the sxpAn ion Of that dss-
tiny heyond the hanusl If river which "a
tered the natural heart and not the verge Of
the Anglo American republic. hwAs - the
prophetic forecast and the practical states
maa hip Of Thomas Jefferson that Americans
we're indebted fer the extension & the west
ern boundary Of the republic - the Pacific
| ocean This accession Of territory, Increased
by the Mexican cessions Of 1913 aud 1853,
added to our territorial domain more than
| seven TINES ito original area. This added
area alone is in exteut seventeen times the
surface Of the kingdom Of Prussia, including
her territorial increase growing out Of the
reesut var, and 10 il still larger ratio great
er in area than Great Britain and oil be.
European posse ssions.
Over the surface Of nearly ons-,hird O
| this vast territorial area, the surveyor has
passed with Ii. compass and chain, and the
emig'an has kept pace with = surveyor.
The aggregate area surveyed since the 30
ginning Of the sy-tem is equal to 474, l60,
SOL acres. The area remaining to 10 sur.
veyed embr aces, 96i, 1865, 249 acres. In ex.
sensive regions which the surveys have not
| yet reached, emigraio has penetrated, -four
ishing settlements have been founded, and
popuioas cities built Up, under the be fetal
operations Of the pre-enption and homestead
laws. The rapidly with which population
and civilization are shown to be spreading
over the remote regions Of the "lar west il
. matter calculated 10 surprise even the
most progressive : Americans, who are
sometimes supposed ~ foreigners 10 be sur,
prised II nothing. The report. il short, j.
reple.s With facts, figures AID de'ails which
ryary man and woman will find it interesting
and profitable to read Chicago Times.
i n ~ NMf - r Z mt
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-12-22

Most Of the rergym"n in N,rwich. c.,
have signed a circular Protesting asains, the
practice Of having funerals on tbs Sabbath
believing thai II Is an evil. ina-mach a. II
involves much servile work. and, therefore,
when not necessary. II is L clear violation OF
The Alb ommandmen. keeping from th'
house Of God those who might oihsr~is''
attend"
Certainly. Now let these clergymen sig"
4 prot4st against people dying on Friday or
Saturday 10 ~ to make it necessary 10 bury
them on Sunday, and the thing will b COM
plets. ~ ..'-..4~ ..,-..-.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-12-22

Il Is believed that TIE eastern noaoo.,,.--
have vast corruption fund vi eb;rh
psfchsse Up Democratic and IN xr.,,c 49,
pess They desire to restrict r;v,, 80
xosthg, for, they fear ~ safety O Mir ho,S.
eth universal sufrsA. whsa hsd ,;ms.
c0ne on. They desire above . ,h,,,. -
- property qualifications that Will s,nI,
!Akh.tes and blacks alike, say $3.50 4 al
.toCate and BY this means rivit the deb: M
Zen forever on the hacks Of the lsban.
paor. Some people vonder whether an, =
th's corruption fund has found i,s way "a
Chicago
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-12-22
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CONGRESS-.

The rump nennge'ie, with Thad. Stevens
~ ring master. snd about l50 clowns sad
fools, opened II Washinglos on the 80 inst.
The perlormapcs thus Ear has been divided
between Low negro comedy, and scOldinG' the
President for refusing 10 paison;ss the sknw.
When the perforsanes i changed, ~ vii
sosify orr rsadssa " y 12
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-12-22

Ow % 10 the large amount Of extra work
incident to the enlargement and ra-seiiin2
Of I'll the matter OF our paper. W have been
conpeIled 10 omit two iEsuas Of tho RE0ls-
~. Hereafter shs paper viii b issaed
sssslasly sser1 0aaardsy nosaisg. IL .,nfi
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-12-22


SHARP PRAcricE "A Yl'k-e having
large family, f".d it Father hard 10 kee ,
up he table, aud has adopted the toiio~iu I
pan:
Al evening just Def re- supper he calls hi.
chi'dr' II aroaud him aud addresses Them ~
Elbows
''Who'l! take . cent to do withunt bis sup.
per
II, !, ~ exclaimed the CHILDREN csger TO
get th- prize.
tn old man pnl out bis poke, book fu
Of red cen's. WHICH ~ keeps for ,he oc,a
sion. a"d after giving the msons ap,.c. ,snd
III, IN 10 bed.
Nix. mosnins they all lcok like starved
Ara's.
Tn. oil man calls THEM around him, and
with an air If yrsvny. a.k-:
"Nh, will give cent 10 have mic.
warm hlacu't tor .rr>tin-s?
1t Is nredless to say tina, ihs cents ara all
forthcunins.
That 10 What - cal! sharr practice.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-12-22
ii. MATr..lESON. l., SICK
North Western Hotel,
formerly Wsuresan House
On Aevy. he. ~ cen Peat al DouKla,
street sio"1 CITY, iowa.

~ 'TS HOTEL Ia recently been repaired, r..
mf1 hien nj retLrn,>,et AMI is nov uue uf the
xs- aree't ana most compete in North western
No pains Will be SIP .red t. render this ouse desir.
able 10 AL who clean wig ID comfort = pub.
!C House. ~ Pati"nis. soiiCiiet.
n>fIiiIkS ~ y SICK, Prcpielors
Sioux City iowa. iiec II. l,6S.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-12-22


A teacher ~ = PRIMARY sv!sool IT Brook
field, Iowa, the Other day t,nnd among hi.
list ui Juveniles one Who was constantly en-
gsxed IN some anisrhiet, and 1t thu. -au.
time Vas gwen t. s1,arii's. Having u, ered
u" OATH IN vi"la,io.. o! tho teachers rules
he ordered .ha aforesaid juvenile to take
hs place in one cOn-r OF he old ricke,y
school house. and placing pair ,f I'd &. sh-
i""-d 'on.s III bis hands, ordered him la
watch no in the dos v"ti lie shouts
catch mouse, snpt posing this would h~ =.
vrr~t punishment. The ti',- urehin gael
st"hi'y =, the aperture, willie the teacher
with hts t.c- tur ,ei frum him. was eng ayeh
With be ether sch"lars At last 10 herr
the old 10. IS 20 bang H. ,urn,d his eyes
quickly up"" the youth, wno with e"un . =
a"re ieami"s wish -x,.teme.t, yelled -
"T~ach~r, I've got the Id little cu-s T. a.
true enough he h.d Mr. Mouse fa>. BY Al.
had. That boy will DO y bs.ssdier Geu~,s
ACME tay
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-12-22

SEWARD AND HREElEy - Seward end
Greeiey do a., waste amy compliments o"
each other. Aiouraslis, ~hn WAS 10 Wa>h-
,ns,on during the war SAYS thai he one day
a~k.d SECRETARY Srwad his rln,ou Of
H"race Greeley ''llorAre Greelry," said
s."ard. IS great maa-s a'.n 50 foil Of
genus and Of such, p"w-r that If hr had 1.
particle Of common sense VT should have
/" hang him. But he il u ID fol. ard
therefore harmless. After coming 10 New
York the j"aruals, dining with The EDITOR
OF the Tribune, acquiring his o,a"i"n al So.
add he has hrAias enough" waa the r.
ply. ITO govern the country. NJ man has
. clearer or better held" but the trouble
with Seward is that he is al internal scoun.
lral
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-12-22

LiTTLE TniNGs.-! he pr.ciou.ness Of it,
tie things WAS Ees.r m.r. t~ap,,tuliy .x-
rre-sd than in HE following moroccan BY l.
f. la, ior.
Liuie mar,en-boxes Of mes are genera'y
the mos, happy and cozy itr!e WI ages are
nearer to being atoms ct shattered parade.
TIA" anything ". know Ut. and little tor un--
bring the mos, con'snt aud little hopes tic
Last disarl ointment.
l. tile ~rds are thu sweetest 10 hear It'll.
charities fly the i"rthrst and stay loage.t On
the wing li,tis lakes a Q the s,.lle-,, in,l.
h~arts the tntlesi, aud lt,e farm. the bes:
titled. Lutte books are the mot re- ID, and
liat- songs the mast lvsj. And, whe,
"st"re would make anything ESPECIALLY rar,
and beautiful, shs makes il ln,le--lit.l.
pearls, little diamonds, Lite d-ws.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-12-22

Co., VIM. Preston Johnson, son Of Gen.
Ai"ert Sid.evF Johnson, has been elected
Professor Of History and English Laeraasse
!" Washinx,oa College, !, g'nia la ~ al
accomplished scholAr, hssi"s carried off ths
highest academic honors at Yale and grad
o~seA ~ith dis,inctiOa IN ths sa~-sc ho6le a,
Harvard. Gen. Lee is prsideat q .hs col J
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-12-22

A large church i" Cambridge, Macs, with
sseepls snd Ill. hss been moved thrss-quar-
tsro u : nile y strsss, which Il filled from
euttes y gustes.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-12-22

The presence Of 1,20oOO Democrat. in
FIVE States, out Of o2,5oo. 600 votes. will show
how little truth there is in the assertion that
the Democracy are dying out Or becoming q
feeble faction. The figures tell different
story, sl @t .stf
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-12-22

We have at last the official vote Of the five
great States Of the Union cast at the late
esecti0u, ~ is as follows: l.. -. :. a.