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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-27
Price-SingIe Bottle 81, or n half
u dozen for So.
kEE1EIi1|
rNIunled bay 20, 1856.

This is an article for washing without rubbing,
except in very dirty place which will require a
very slight rub, and unlike other preparations offer
ed for like purpose, WILL NOT ROT THE CLOTBES,
but will leave them much wHITBK than ordinary
methods, without the usual wear and tear.
1t removes grease spots as if by magic. and soft
the dirt by soaking that rin,ng will in Ordi
nary cases entirely remUve it,
This powder is prepared in accordance with chom-
icAl science and upon process peculiar to ltsef,
whichs secured by Letters Patent. 1t mas been in
use for more than a year, and has prove itself an
universal favOrte wherever it has been used
Among the ivantages claimed are the following,
viz:
I Ii saves sll the expense of soap usually used on
cotton and linen goods.
1t saves most Of the labor of rubbing, and wear
and tear. .. -u ..... .. -.
Also, for cleaning windows it is unsurpassed
With quarter the tiWe and labor usually Tequir-
ed 1T imparts beautiful gloss and ustre much
perior to any other mode. No water required ex-
cspt to moiston the powder. ......r.|
Directions with each package.
| And can be readily appreciated by a single trial.
The cost Of washing for family Of five or six per-
sons will not exceed THREE CENTS. OIL.
I The manufacturers OF this powder are aware that
many useless compounds have been introduced to
the public which have rotted the cloth, or failed in
removing the dirt, but knowing the intrinsic excel
lenceO of this article, thoy confidently proclaim it rs
being adapted to meet demand which has long eX-
is'ed, and which has heretofore remained unsup-
piled.
! |al MANUFACTURED BY ','.
HOWE e. STEW EMS,
goo Broadway, Boston.
ALSO, MANUFACTURE RERS OF FAMILY DYE
f." t.I't N COL0RS.
For sale by Grocers and Dealers everywhere.
.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-27
CHOLERA SEASON

Of ls40, this Bittrs was extensively used through
out the entire country as preventive, aud we have
not heard Of single instance in which this Bitters
was used, where the persons suffered from any Of
the symutoms Of Cholera. The great strengthen
ing tonic, Hollands German Bilters. will cure
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-27

TN SIX DIFFERENT KIN DS OF SEW.
i ing Machines. Principal Office for Ohio, No. IS
4. Broadway, Columbus, Ohio. Agents wanted for
the Etna Sewing Machine. the best in the world.
it is very simple, very durable; almost noiseless
elegantly finished; uses less, thread than any other
Sewing Machine, and is indeed the only Machine
and do il to perfection. Every Machine is fully
Warranted. All persons, gentlemen or ladies. wish
ing TO engage iD noble. light, useful and profitable
Any ambitious person can make fortune in a short
time by selling these Mschines.
We also repair and rent out oil kinds Of Sewing
Machines. y -.--...
PRINCIPAL 0tice for Ohio, No. ls East Broadway,
Columbus, Ohio, W. PlMMEL.
sep6 dan . ,,,f.s-.f ....7 .it. ... ...... .,-'.
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AN INTERESTING QUESTION.
WHAT oLAssor PEOPLE WILLIE

w most susceptible to attacks from Cholera?
Evidently those affected with any disease Of the
stomach err or any Of the organs appertaining TO
digostiOn, This class of persons undoubtedly will
be more liable to contract this disease than those
pos essed Of strong and healthy digestive Organt.
The question then naturally arises, Qw shall we
rest re and keep these organs in healthy and ror-
nal cOndhiohp We an,wer, by attention to diet,
avoiding all undue excitement, using moderate eX-
ercise, avoiding all intoxicating drinks, no matter
in what form presented and by the use according
TO directions, Of that great strengthening tonic,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-27
Mrs. s. B. Chase. Mrs. X, E, Jones,
Iia NO. 2 OPERA HOUSE.. I.

nAVING FORMED IA PARTNER
Ill ship for the purpose of establishing an ,Empo-
would respectfully sJllcit the patronage Of the La
dies Of Columbus and vicinity. A large variety Of
Stamped Yokes just received, which will be sold as
Stampinc for Bradng and Embroidery, latest
styles Of imported patterns will receive prompt at
tentiOn. g..
mental Hair Jewelry Gurls, Brads, Puffs, Switches
And ali other articles requiredto complete fashion
able style of Hair DRESSING having been largely in
creased we are now prepared to fill all orders with
Ladies and gentlemen desiring any article Of Jew
elry will please call and examine our Book Of Pat
terms, comprising the latest styles OF Chains, Brace
lets, Rings, Charms, &c. .rlI
oct22-dtf-r
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-27
The following storyOfa d New YORK brc!s

THE following story0f d New York BroJS
delicate humor. The broker, who, like
Lamb, Shutters, passing down Broadway,
noticed placafd announcing that the Sia- ?
mese Twins were on exhibitious He en-0
tered the hall, asked the attendant if they
were the re-re-real Siamese Twins; and
upon being assured that they were, pro-
ceeded to ask great many questions,which u
were fully answered. At last seizing hold
Of the ligature that connects Chang and
Eng, the broker asked ''Sa-a-me age%
Eyes, replied the agent whenlooking int6 p
the latter's face, the stutterer remarked,,
"B-b -rOthers presume"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-27

A DEAN of Theodore Hooksacquaintance
was very fond of getting a substitute to,
perform, his church duty One day. Hook
asked, i'Why's the dean like Epglapd2, I,
Dye giyeit up--eh9 Because he expects
every man to do his duty"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-27
RECOMMENDATIONS

...... PHILADELPHIA, April 2s, 1865.
consider "HoOlands German Bitters" a gdluttJle
medicine in case Of attack of Indigestion Dyspep-
sia. can certify this from my experience in 1t.
Yours, with respect, ...
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s Albert Terrace, Hyre Park, London.

p. ST. demand as my right, the un-
divided honor of all the insults that have
been misdirected against Messrs Ticknor
& Fields, of Boston,. Those gentlemen
have had no alternative; they could not
bow to SANDER, and discontinue 'Grifilth
Gaunt" in the Atlantic Monthly without
breaking faith with me, and driving their
subscribers to the Argosy. The whole
credit, and discredit of Griffith Gaunt,"
my masterpiece, belongs to Inc, its sole
author, and original vender. +
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-27
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BIT7ERS,

This Bitters IL compound Of fluid extracts fhe
roots and herbs from ich IL Is made arc gathered
in Gsrlnany, and their virtues in the form Ol ex-
lists aud pharmaceuti this country affords. 1t is
nota liquor preparation in any sense Of the word F;
contains no whisky. run, or any other intoxicating
out any fear or risk Of those using Il contracting the
disease or vice of intemperance. We wish this fact
distinctly understood as many are apt to cOnlOqlid
this Biters with the manv others before the public
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-29
]st0mGm3m' BE 0al0t iol',la. ~ Ntl wi &c.
fgs Gin fcbr bubfdco 3slt1tis
E. 9e8 Sod iteuuIG&pDnbGuS
an Ger Npsb. @cncNr sum @Utticn5>
WsrfIuff

sS- Der W-IUCliuH 1t uG ten.
Sh wsltC am W utag rem 2 HrvI HlaWlis
tags . Usr, a Nrt unt Sttut has 'o",rntc'm4rsI
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IIs 6ans, @ruusuRt u,bl tmurcpt.
nl crtS, ecitlR an btI Ntpls gruo ulat C5lsar &.
VI. Dss @tlnclud bat az Ger sc eulrt r.t
HfCute ON 10 Jus uue liH'i ~ Aus !4rut .sti
uuC 10 Nus trt,tt5 Aap A03 rautga. alII flU5
a. { e ter. hitter.
SIC lmrycc,m rm ttittbu or, lld, gcnsiraRsD
aus utrel auilt.duter pu2 f)rluguifu . 'etatu
hldltsiH q. ArbrtdUic INIT Ntlt AFRO = HJfr tn
VltitcJu q ucrfttdUet, CnE SNut uurte aUJ pH
t,iH~ Wa'cr.GIltU unb NuJdt tC iattatEu HIlsirr
fur Ten u ttUlrlrttlcu tvfrutT ltN3ul. '"u N.uta
crittcdt nU umttr t:m sduItt G.taa-, las NIuJ
'tml 90 II ete s,ttr Stt Uog tenn EI'luil tstsllt
wSt'n uns NaHt ptrb tIHuEaIg 10 l18tH HElg-
ben.
WGctfpuul.n be @utluit5;
ole Sdl'te bar. cent BsE tn ith5 Ntrusl,r nit
| Ituifn uub asr'bwtaisI WJrsita't.
> uHsiths HuI 1915.
Gam. 81. Wcprr Hur.
tIb-g) ". ri giHIIr. G. siI.
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Ra9fOIser SaIS

Nr. %, GermaaftaFe.
emefse!t istn sIt.aliorttrtes Eager pCr cIeensts
eegenitinten a(SI
Veifr9ener. n'lHlberren II. p%ldttlrten GIoorsu,
Slrsttltia0en L. 9eri;cr1infen, SbiirrIattsu, Rum.
nt:fn u. 5uuNtbalstanostn Grandchildren, Sripp,l
Falqtr 9tGib, Naeelftitrt, 9aubidGcL GClirbGrfen fiji
GctSireeiter, laieImeiiun, RerHiTsr amer ,Sorts.
Stapt az Ehernlon1ettr II. EtsImaaler Fahs uN5
sttaH6lenrl en-, SPlaoeL ShIiuten Ncrtsn,S Gbu.s
a. br SrauerCtet.
NtripS fneer eth AFcrttmcnt poa gierelficrr,
5iench, Seutile1 II. {. M. teIoueer5 Bic b],riiEmts5
pakrtrfel Sisrhdbre, bcTca a~te,niqer gsTFaui fir
Vtaro'eto. Sttirttt Grluntia &C. ctat uatgleihrrir,
ben ben G~lftnterr iibertraoeu muite.
81 @tre 6rGbe Qartje Wcarnpao5er, nameu,Gt
te,lttatc NadeI 'Er Sercsu Il. Lanen. Ircter ypg
Nurttember1 etnGctrciicH, une biiIst I'M g]eniistta
Suipru6
~ ID, 6Itl ara Wft
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gerIanat nnS Gefnat.


Gin g6rtutr, ptIbtr aud tt, Gllnialtst psrftbt
Idtn fcllsth enc bautlute Sttue %trtatiSu, mfnu tr
I'D mtlei bSite NcIsen vrd3ls 10 lby ~ Der Grp.
B. ~. eb'uic Elm Battr Witt5tt fur rim EIlt psr.
ILeNihfS yant IA
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Ncnrn ES. 6 o

OFTtU EEr. WIT,
ts54s ."lir 5l.' ,ttumS, "1ltut
ehH4 Rr. 9, Gam gullblnas, R~e3eutittr Der Jtres {,
sS6 Office, 81. pail'r., Baltimore.
GeucttIleut9t HIuie m6 0er,auft ben pduitE
Fitortlrn Gnineituieu u. /. 10. !Stbt iaulR6liH,,
mo ghusmtItbrn en-.
Rt,ertrleat
Rccbluarb eoitpiu l. Co., Cant. O.. Hrpinln
fNDlOr s. gardner, NraRds l. 9tnq,
NIti!anb. Abaic Il 90, J.'aar y. 900.
HJt"f 5yGiters Il TO-. Scbu ". NsrtIlrb,
2. u. Bartlett 4 Co., ROBIN 2htit,
Ettlmaur, OirritS a Co., 6rarrig ". 9rpo'.
srp, SImgbta d 40. Gtc. u. 0attbtr.
l3e-l Nihtrr /. y. Erttt.
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On NcriumilcS tcIal, pslds6 'ir stfe gOirtbitai.
oScr CtaIorac,Aatt b]elorttrS asclsret IT, 70 10 inter
guuchmb1tcH tcbtraur1er reiuitiltt. Die Slmtb
una, 3u wrihcI aud elm Dcitlir gpparat ltbirt,
'auU NIT cIauti iptesu. RGbtr,S td ~. Man
~. ", ltarrreitr., ebtr BET 6rr. i, Ndmrc', VII.
10, gtrtb-trtbc itltt. t6s-76)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-29

Etl au'es teutides DiGettr, I'M BE ltr6bulht
@aufartct;U @u1clu uue gDaittu II I r%ierltu.
@l,,r g sa, NatiriyIstn Hr. 4, @tav'ct Sgaet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-29

<FFa Sin 2 redlat5 VodlltmboUs NIT 9ai0ttr.
FE.i.l GtnisrBcblU6r an btr Sigh, naBe gunba titr.,
.basS ne cut, Gag, tit enc cdiUt. Man mt.st
Iti' lei 2 y Rbo5c5, 9tr. $50, TRAIT, note Ghdr.
lteUU, Ei6sl
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Kruuts 8prmafcrS pcrlouot.


q auto Grbtier ioFie tt .Suibatbtr .tHEeH ioicrl
Str. t7bt
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NsrInuaf.


TIN lutc5 0ituimOouth Tam lr'ptt cine Stslc,u tt
HrIittn "cbnt { Eaten, rsEH &c iA intellect tt, Z ,.
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M1nnci1cn Ncr!nnnt


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Sdlia,tcil gtahiurHllaTsS .gs, 81
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ED.gs .9ptt tdt,tr tlatI ll uetauitr III. 21s
49, NaHrptriTsNs, uub VI. li9, Z tie ygtcuitr.
zAA IN U'ra6cu @r, l01. SUE. pcroroiir., lo
G5-2J " QOCllcT.
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Ri serPoufcu.
Su ocrfoufrn.

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@iu 3upetliifBtS Gtaohtn ,im CDayttn sur htutsr
lei Stmsn 9Cb-, "a 1856, Itsvs-gayt.. (70l
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3u p%erfeufen

III 0%erin0trtn, nIe WpIV|VTfl'tn.
Sb babe r,.ttr fur 70 ritbrt8t etelie, ne ned ME
40oJ t5unupEtrt 9~etttGGtr; 200 ltnntrt
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rru uter 10 gut ME rtu. MaR t,luht un'tt Wager.
tbt man aneeupdris fault; mir ~otrtauitr biatatr. ais
amer, Sauoitr. Eorbansptttbe II. So.e.sehsU er.
tatta c,ntr l~tstrsitu Rabait in Rt az u 10
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"tnt btitttc fgIu rvlultt { rem P'as In elmer he.
men baUlIt. A0d'iufrGG.u ". @. @icJ.iUBif. as
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NArbicrNchmlfe pcrlanot.

Glnt Erau 'um Dl'acn u. 6ug,Iu. sadwfaeen
i'm atenHstt srai;' %, y.tegn- II. SaratcanNtt.
49,
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Su %Nerfnuf,u.

EsEj Gin tltnts Yanbsui IN Nd9inten am Gluhe
AsHtS< pSlrd iioRt 40 Sier alpB, ppopn 70 ader
gtedtt. eu Rtit t~tpaIttt, nit Ntptn.DetSuetn uub
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tteiit.6t Rage tnm 6t,t u"b ani;trrfan6s. Wau
fonn bas &at aud 9Ssss 5iaot g,guelthde eintaus
f4tn. gahess bel speneil Stnttsp VIZ. 500.
S,sbifr, C5-6)
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Oerl1Uat.

9TH 1uttR TttnitndEtu fur papsarttit IN 81. II
SGc-Jagity. 600
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Seffentliefer 0tetfauf.

NtS @NpaIi iur ben grgner wtibs % an Ont unb
St,ut am 6ouretfnsta z. ApTtl, Dtttals II
llbr (rcun ouE gDe'ttr ~inaiiuits IT, cher crit am nadb.
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auStitIuli
1881 Hdtr Panh. Eas Parb bsiuo,t i'd
n;dt irtb ais ~ COR 2 Dtslet ben tu = ntabn-
fOusu ~ y~titiC,le, EItutt @eotfe5 Count, NO.,
IT irbt R,unt m arttr Nlhbarlonit acir8eu TAT luit
99clc ,C. ~llp0ci1bT 80 AdeI frb elitie.rt Der U It
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nd at. Or, sotel ven ttT better GsaIllli nne has
SplI 'ebr ne tbupH
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fir tVcrb .Jcuartt ben %e,ei6ret, etr III 2haibrstcr st
ltaitt ibut, oett N IA iumptt aniains q uus enc
0Imltb I'M saUte Wiul6t.
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aru uHo . m Yer. sgfe berIuircfntn, el et blsBet ae
G!grsr eUtitlplirn IN, ~ p%ctidHtsn,
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AsSS, cR I%rafbdtsst 9taWsre~-H sbHtau ne
Ik.sa rttit i-itsttasm 2nttte,bares. parlsr eFe's
.JstM llurer, fHbe unb { 3Irtr sutbailtns NIT
int ceie, in s~balss0rib-, rebe y,t4As.
1rets $llOO; srpus;irs s2i.
SsurpF ". eeett
tGa- gr, Q, Reru enilbluls. 81 gauhtr.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-08-25

~, From SAVERS ExPEDlTloN.-We
publish to day two letters from Sawyer's
Wagon Road Expedition, written by W.
G. Stewart. These letters effectually put
. qu,etus upon the sensation stories start,
cd at Council Bluffs tina: Sawyer had
been cut of by Indians. The Wagon
Road FROM Sioux City to Montana is a
success, and will soon be the popular
thoroug hfare from the States to the gold
mines, the efforts and isreprcsent atoms
Of our down river neishbors to the con-
trary Notwithstanding
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-08-25

DriloRsE Thieves ARRESTED. On
Thursday last the Sheriff IT Sac County
brought to this city two prisoners, arrts-
ted as the palties who stole from Nc
Jarvis in this city span oc horses some
three weeks ago. TIE prisoners wcrc ar
rsigned before Justice Hoskins and after
4 brief examination were committed for
want Of bail. Their names are Mitchell
and Fee. One of them was arrested in
Linn aud the aud the other in Benton
county. While travelling on the cars, the
prisoners made an attempt to escape by
Jumping of the cars. Being near a sta
ton, the Sheriff procured help and sue
ceeded after brief race in re.arresting
them. The home Of the prisoners is in
Benton county, and at the time they stole
the horses they were looking for new
location 10 settle in. They acknowledge
the theft, and oIer az an excuse that they
wanted something to pay them for their
summers work.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-08-25

- Juplc1ARY.-The Democratic Ju-
dical Convention which met at Sac City
on Tuesday last, nominated o. c. Tired
way, Of this city, for Jud ye, and P. D.
Mickle, Of Harrison county, for District
Attorney. The proceedings Of the Con
vention have not yet reached Us. but
hope to receive them in time for pub''ca-
fiou in our next issue.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-08-25

n6T Messrs. GERrz aud boss wilt soon
commence the erection of two story
building on Pearl street, ..adjoinins the
store of Colamer II Hutchius. The first
floor will be used Tor beer hall and res
taurant. The second floor viii be thrown
into hall the full size Of the building,
designed for parties, balls and concerts
The building is to be substantial and well
furnished, and will be a stately structure
in comparison with the old she'll it is 20
displace.
Mr.. MUNCHRAr has commenced the
erection of large two story dwelling
house on the corner of Fourth and Ne
braska streets.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-08-25

~ Bro FISH. Last Saturday little
bov. son Of M. VIM. Edwards, caught
catfish that weighed l27 pounds-being
more than twice the weight Of the boy
He sold it to q steamboat for "a.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-08-25

n@- From THE MISEs-The steamer
Marion, from Fort Benton, touched ut our
levee last Saturday. She had as passen-
gers $50 miners, who were returning to
their homes in the States, carrying with
them q large amount of the precious dust,
which they had accumu 'a,ed in the mines
of Montana and Idaho. The boat lay at
the levee about two hours, during which
time q large numoer Of the miners made
. raid on the saloon', and gave our citiz
ems IN exhibition Of the style Of morals
incultated among the gulches aud plaeers
Of the Rocky Mountains. Cheap whisky,
only ten cents drink, was luxury they
had not enjoyed for long time, and they
made the most Of it. The money that
would pay for one drink Of tangle-leg in
the mountains, suf6csd to provide them
with 6rst>class drunk in Sioux City, and
q No. l headache to vary the tedium Of
steamboating after leaving our hospisable
snore. :.-s
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-08-25

Up to the time Of going to press, We
have no news from the Democratic Con-
sress;onal Convention, held at Webster
CITY on Thurseay.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-08-25


~ PERsoxAL-Dr. JoHs F. Potter,
Agent for the Ponca Indians. spent sew
eral days in our city this week, and was
cordially greeted BY bis hosts Of friends.
The doctor is whole souled, genial gen.
tlsmao, and, what is unfortunately too
rare among Indian Agents, good repre-
sentative Of the noblest work Of God-an
honest man. =& $685..
%. G. ThEDwAY, Esq, left on Mon
days stage to attend the Democratic Ju.
dicial AID Congressional Conventions.
-Ex-Gov. N. EDnUNDs. of Dakota,
passed through our city this week, on his
way to Washington to report upon the
doings of the Peace Com missioners. He
met with . striking reception while in
abss city. IA
JOHN GoewEY, Esq, returned on
Sunday last from trip to the East.
Gen. Tom. of Dskots, gave u call
- Wednesday.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-08-25

" Those finding an X on the paper after their
\ name will bear in mind that their subscrip-
A. ton Is about to expire. .-
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-08-25
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The President bas recently issued two
i'm portan: proclamatiops. The FIRST do
clares the blockade Of Mexican ports BY
Maximillian in violation Of Law, aud that
it will not be respected by the United
States. The second restores the writ Of
babeas corpus throughout the whole coun .
try.
Enthusiastic conservative mass meet.
tings were held on Saturday last, in Ham
cock, Morgan and johnson counties, H.
diana.
Hon. John p. Cook, of the second dis
trict Of Iowa, has consented to become
candidate for congress in opposition to
Hiram Price, radical.
Secretary Stanton, It is thought, will
shortly resign. Gen. Frank Blair and
Gen. Steed man are the candidates for the
position.
The Keokuk, Mt. Pleasant and Musca-
tine railroad has been sold, under de-
cree Of court, for 100000, to Charles
B. Foo.e.
Reports from New York, Cincinnati
and St. Louis state that the cholera is
rapidly abating. Three cases occurred
at Davenport on the Goth.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-08-25

ROCERsES: GROCERIES,!
JUST RECEIVED AT
L. .. FARMERS
40 barrels D. l. D. whiskey,
20 bali barrels d. l. D. whiskey,
5 barrels Old Rye,
2 barrels Of Gin,
2 barrels of brandy,
10 barrels molasses,
IS barrels salt,
so kegs of nails,
20 barrels Of sugar,
10 sacks of coffee,
20 bols. apples,
S bbls. peaches
Glass, Sash,
Putty. Tobacco,
Soap, Salaratus,
Shot, Lead
Candles, Starch,
Ginger, Shot,
Powder, &c.
Furniture Furniture !!
Just received and for sale
80 doz. Common ard fine cte'c3,
10" Wood and cane seat rockers,
Childs table and rocking chairs,
5 Office chairs, ....-,.-.
Card and Centre tables,
2 " Breakfast tables,
Dining tables,
Common wash stands,
hi / Bureaus with glass, a@..
s." Bed sseads, assorted, @'..-.
Double mattresses,
Single mattresses,
2 Double lounges,
/. Single lounges,
Tin safes. ... s...~- :
juiy2-s4 III .ay~sE L. D. FARMER.
WV sUPERFINE Family Flour
IA n warranted. For sale At the Peoples
AAsksA E:"X. Af3&.k&D.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-08-25

We wish to call the attention Of the
public 10 the fact that we have on hand he most
extensive assortment of Fancy and Staple Drugs
and Druggists snndries, brought west of Chi
cdgo. Our eNire sto OK has been bought, recently
in tn" Eastern market, for cash, and as losc as
strictly pare drugs have ruled in the market Any
thing we have Ne will sell a. lcc any house
west Of Chicago sell the quantity of goods.
We have sold goods here during the ralmy days Of
trade In Sioux City, and II the present force Of
unbending circumstances compels us to sell gods.
for any indefinite period OF time at cost, be,oo,
We think zoe can aand the pressure. At least We
will continue to do while we last. We mean
to be understood that we will sell goods, when
a customer zones ia to buy, rery toso for cash.
We wish to call particular attention to to our
jobbing department. We keep on hand a large
and extensive stock Of full kages, which will
sell to retail dealers at 10 per cent. Chicago
Wholesale prices, adding freight. We are whole
sale agents for Ayers and James preparations
1iddins Co.'S fluid and pow dered extracts,
which We furnish at manufacturers prices with
freight added. We solicit from buyers an exami-
nation of our stock and prices.
Cash paid for Beeswax, Gensing and seneka
Snake Root. CHAS. KENT.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-08-25

Buy your Drugs, Medicines. Paints,
Oils, varnishes and Dye stuffs, At Kent's, and
low, 80 per cent. on the dollar. I'm
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-08-25

A. KESr's you viii find genuine ar
ticle Of imported Wines and Liquors for medicinal
Use only. I'm.