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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-05-19
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s. New York, May Is.
A large number of Fenians called on
head center Stephens May IL, a. the Met
ropoiitan HoNl he will not remove his
headquarters to Union Square. He ex-
pressed himself strongly AGAR st extrav.
aganees, but little is known outside Of the
circle Of senate council The exact
amount remaining in the Fenian treasu.
~ is said to be $500, and tina, there are
checks for $4,000 directed to Patrick
Oriek who can have them cashed when
required to do SO. Stephens Was Gu
ligbtened on this state of things when he
had an interview with Mr.. Griffin. The
interview was private but is known to
have lad effective reference to DISPOSE
ton of monies received in Union square.
1t is we'll known that d. d. killian took
lease on the Fenian palace in bis own
name, and 'Mahoney and the other lead
ers anticipated that Kllian would ejec.
oil parties from the building, but they
were mistaken, kil!ian gave up lease, the
books, papers and other articles in bis
charge. Stephens head quarters in Tn.
ion square are now closed and Col. Kelly
private secretary Of Mr.. Stephens is in
charge Of the building.
Although Mr.. Stephens is making every
effort to effect reconcile atom between ri
val sections Of the brotherhood, matters
have transpired which show that the task
will not be an easy one. While seeking.
the cooperation Of the Roberts wing OF The
Fenians, which 10 at present the mos, po-
tent Of the two, he has carefully nbstaiaed
from recognizing the Fenian senate in its
official capacity, consequently any over
tars for An adjustment of the difficulties
cannot be entertained by body whose
official existence is thus denied.
Stephens issued an order to-day Calling
on all circles in the United States TO sub
scribe towards the movement in Ireland.
ind send all moneys TO him a. bis head
quarters. Metropolitan Hotel.
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New Advertisements.

STRAYED
I'm Sunday, May 18th, 1866, from the gu ri Der
" living one mile north Of Sioux City, Woodbu.
Try county, Iowa, one dun or cream coorcd hor 70,
about or years old. and mark cd as follows: A
blaze snip on the nose, and very small tar in
the forehead-three or four white spots or saddle
marks on the back-a lit tie crease fallen. blnek
name and tail. black legs the two hind feet white
up over the locks, aud the horse was pur-
chased from government as condemned. has been
branded with the letter IN on left hip, snd on
the left shoulder with the let tcrs 1T. g." Al d
also the letters 81. G." very dim. Any person
securing the said horse that I can get him
again, viii be suitably re warded.
STEPHEN COLEMAN.
Sioux City, Iowa, May 18th, 1866.
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THE House in North Sioux City, now occupied
j by George l.. Tackett This house IL one Of
the best finished and most pleasantly ioca ted resi-
dences in sioux City. The pre- misses consist of six
Lots, well fenced, with over hunire young a nd
thrifty trees growing on the same. The House
has first class cellar, we'll ceinented nud All ex-
ceIlent Cistern. There IL also connected with tho
house good outbniidines.
Also, n Slaughter House, with all the furniture
necessary for carrying on the butte herring business
together with three lots. enel~ sed with "A tight
aud high fence. A stream of water runs within a
frw feet Of the premises. For particulars, enauirs
Of tbs subscriber.
GEORGE l.. TACKTrT
Sioux City, Iowa, Eas.h 10, 1866.
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MIRA. JEFF. Davis was permitted to ha,

i MIRA. JET Davi. was permitted to have
an interview with her husband in the pres
encs Of one of the officers Of the garri--
sor Oh the 10th inst. All her baggage
Wa moved inside the Fort. Since her
arrival she bss made her home at the res
;asnce Of DR.. Cooper, the Post Surgeon
Mrs. Davis is constantly receiving letters
Of advice and inquiry from all parts of
the country. Sas has secured the servi-
ces of Messrs Chas. O'Connor and Geo.
Shea If New York, in whose hands the
case Of her husband rests.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-05-19

nLish.

The Chicago Tibune's insane ravin %
o. Andrew Johnson can only excite the
disgust ot al honest men. In an article
upf" the recent attempt upon the life OF
the Gear of Russia, that jacobinica! sheet
makss the following iEuendo against Pres
ihent JOHNSON, in connection with the
murder Of LINCOLN None but a person
fnl! of murder in his own heart could be
guilty Of SO gross an outrage. The insn-
nation that Mr.. JOHNSON received the card
m Born as forefunner of the calamity
which followed implies tina. be was privy
80 tho conspiracy. And this il exactly
y hat is meant, shame upon the American
press! insha suhj Joined extract:
I'VE are. rot u! in possession Of the
full particulars Of this attempt. and are
therefore unable TO state whether the
Boo.h Of tho disrGectf2 Russian land
lords lett bis card at the house Of the
preslmr.;ve heir to the throne of Alex
andsr, as the Booth Of the Southern
shareholders had left his in the hotel of
the successor Of President Lincoln before
firing his fatal bullet. We are, however,
inclined to think that be didn't
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-05-19

PAS HiN RouSD--I have be en- credi-
bly, informed by kke.hren of the craft
that one A. J. snider has been lecturing
and comforting side degrees, claiming to
baue aalhority from me. Lake this op.
ports.',y r iaformins the craft, and the
public genehA1se. that have never given
him any such authority. also have
Rn,'d reason to believe That said A. J.
s'ilst is al expelled mason ard an i'm
poster. W. D. FERRIs,
y d. g. Master Third District, and
Grand Lecturer fer State of Miss.
Peaconvi.ie, Miss, April 5, 1865
Editors favorable to the craft, please
pass him standardization Neus.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-05-19

GEN. SHERMAN MAKING A TouR.-The
St. Louis Democrat Of the 4,h inst, saws
that Gen. Sherman has started out on a
Western trip, and will proceed as follows.
From Fort Leavenworth to Fort Riley.
From Fort Riley northwes. to Fort
kearney.
Thence east to Omaha;
Thence north to Sioux Citv;
Thence nor,h-nor. beast TO TT. Rideley.
Thence northeast to st. Paul;
Thence north to Fort Ripley (center Of
Minnesota.
Thence eas'-northenst to the head Of
Lake Superior Fond du Lac y
Thence east to Marquette BY Lake
Superior.
Thence, probably, to Chicago and St.
Louis BY railroad.
Hts tour is for the purpose of laying
out military roads.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-05-19

"Ws are authorized to say that Hon
A ". Hubbard will accept a nomination
for reelection from this district" Thus
saith his Marshall county organ. The
RADICALS should be thankful for the Judge
Kindness, and Democrats and conrerva-
tives Should see TO Il that some other
usn is e,ec. I'd De- Ioiaes Statesmen,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-05-19

NORFOLK, Va, May H.
Late Yesterday afternoon The. Grand
anry q The u. i. Circuit Court brought
IN a true bill against Jefferson Davis, for
treason, AMI the court adjourned to meet
the frat Tuesday in June, at Richmond.
Judge Underwood went North last night,
carrying copy Of the Indictment.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-05-19


THE President has set the guillo,ne to
work. Heads Of officials are falling in
Pennsylvania and other eastern states
not quite so thick as autumn leaves, but
about as fast. The modern Moses has
brought mania to the mouths Of those
who have hungered after i. so long. To
all federal oiics holders, who will not
endorse my policy We commend The
lines OF the him
'Ys living men come view the ground,
Where you must shortly Hc."
Quincy Wig.
The President never commenced bet
ter work 10 his Ito than cutting of the
efic:Al heads Of the pap-suckers who are
constantly silifying aud, s'andering him.
and eodeavcr:ne to destroy his admins.
,ra;ion. Ills only fault in the matter is
:}.t he did no, commence long ago. and
does not now press it more vigorously.
A visit cf bis guillotine to this state,
and especially to this city and county,
Woo ID lie most acceptable to all true
union men. We advise our radica! Off
e.a.. hero to resign as soon as possible,
or the exc will be down on their heads in
a very shos. time, if they neglect to ,ase
Uur advice - %2r
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-05-19

a large lot Of Corn, Wheat, Oats and
Pork waited, for which the best rates
will be paid Also, Dry aud Green Hides,
Furs. and oil kinds Of Produce taken in
exchange tor goods,
iSnl SCuUSTER b MARION.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-05-19

A honsa near Boonsboro, in which a
number Of railroad laborers we're board
ing, was burned The other day and . sick
man perishcd in the flames.
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LATEST NEWS.


It il understood that there is to be .
large dscapitation Of postmasters who
are opposed to the presidents policy.
A number Of new Appointments are be-
Ing made ont in the post.otfice depart
n,ent.~
Orders have been received At the
Brooklyn navy-yard to place the war
steamers Huron, Narragansett, Oneida,
Iriqnois and Pequot in sach condition
tha. they can bo sent to Sea on ten days
notice. &c.,.
The famous trosting horse Dextes
was sold by auction on the Union course,
Long Island, on Wednesday Of last week,
Cor $4,000.
The fedora! court at Des Moines has
been occupied for the past few days in
the decision Of matters growing out OF
the prosecution of Hahn and others, dis.
tillers, Of Clinton county, for alleged
frauds in their returns to the federal as
SCISSOR. No decision has, as yet, been rem
dered.
Lieut. Gen. Grant has instructed the
military department commanders to
abolish districts under their command
a. rapidly as circumstances will per-
NIT In some cases he has recon IN end
81 conversion Of district into q military
most
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-04-06

For MORE THAN TWENTY YEARS MATHEWS VEN
ETHAN HAIR BYE has stood the test Of trial. and is
constantly increasing in public favor.
1t is the best and cheapest in the world. Price IS
cents
1t gives beautiful lustrous natural color.
1t is complete in one bottle.
1t does the work the first time
1t does not crock, smut or stain.
1t does not rub off or fade.
1t always gives satisfaction. child can apply it.
THIS HAIR DYE is manufactured by peculiar pro-
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In using THE VENETIAN Dye you avoid that RUSTY,
DEAD appearance by which dyed hair is so easily
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Invest rs cents, and you will be convinced.
Sold by all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
A. l. MATTHEWS, Manufacturer
DEMAs BARNES & Co., New York,
myS-law1yt Wholesale Agents.
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AT THE
MARYLAND INSTITUTE.


MARYLAND INSTITUTE.
The FAIR will be opened THIS NIonday) EVEN
ING. Mt o'clock and continue from 1880 4. NJ TO
10 P NJ. until the 10th of April.
The admission has been fixed at ONE DOLLAR for
Season Tick tets, TWENTY-FIVE CENTS for Single Adj
mission Tickets. and FIFTEEN CENTS for Children s
Tickets, which can be had at the door of the InSt-
tute or from the music stores.
An Art Gallery composed of choice selections from
the private Galleries of this and other cities will be
open III connection with the Fair, to which sepa-
charged.
A separate room has been reserved for such arti-
cles OF bulk as not suitable for the tables where
they will be exhibited. with the prices and names OF
donors attached.
Donations of this char acter are earnestly solicited
Committee Of the Auxiliary Managers, designa-
ted by proper badges will be in attendance at the
receive communications and attend to the reception
and proper disposition of donations.
by a. resolution OF the Beard of Auxiliary Mana
Board are detail led for daily attendance
,I TUESDAY, X April $;i-John L; Weeks; YIN. 1.
de Murgiondo. Frederick Rane.
w WHD dl A, APEil4-Chas. W. G. Mccoy, Geo.
w. Herrng yv VIM. HOltzmqn, Lewis Turner. ST.
TaS2a G4Ps i fPtemgzss James Fryer D. F FPss
FRIDAY, April 6;-Chas. NJ. Dougherty, D. NJ.
Foley, James NJ. Anderson. Du Bots Egerton, Robt
R; Kirkland, Joshua yansant.
Miles, Herman H. Graue. Ezra Whitman, j. j. Bank
w MONDAY, April 9:-Frqncis B. Loney. Charles E.
metnered; Charles j. Baker, Benz. +. Gator, VIM.
Ds rI James Hodges Leonard Passano --
wilson's RAan, Apr lGS NV w. GSpn Francis
STayne Charles W ebb, Lewis Thomas. '''i'-' - -
p SS 70 At the Ha % NJ to 7fS H.
ycnient. from to 10 p N. -'' e'n Ni"Ne II Gull
MRS, BEN. C. HOWARD.
MISS MARY T. FFEPeTTl GHt
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A Prudent Mother

Will keep Athertons Cherry Cordial in her house
1t has always been administered with great success
to children while teething or suffering with the sum.
mer complaint. being remarkably soothing in its ma
ture, without injury to the nervous system which ii
the case with Syrups and Cordial used for these
complaints. For sale by Druggists. ap6-eoly
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ALL IN VAy!-The attempt t, palm off upon the
American public the bogus parodies on the leading
Paris perfumes, while Phalons Night Blooming &C.
reus," the finest extract for the handkerchief ever
produced either here or abroad is within the reach
Of every class. Sold everywhere.
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r FALLS YEGEFABLE SICILEAN
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The old, the young, the middle aged unite to praise
HALLS VEGETABLE SICIIIAN HAIR REVIEWER. Its
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vegetable kingdom
We have such confidence in its merits, and are so
sure it will do aw claim for it. that we offer eco
REWARD if the Sicilan Hair Rene,cer does not give
satisfaction in all cases when used in strict accordance
with our instructions.
Halls Vegetable SciIian Hair Remover has proved
Itself TO be the most perfect preparation for the lair
ever offered to the public It's vegetable compound
and contains no injurious properties whatever 1t is
not Dye it str kes at the Roots and fills the glands
with new life and c0loring matter.
IT WILL RESTORE GRAY HAIR TO ITS
ORIGINAL COLOR. 1t will keep the hair from
falling out 1t cleanses the scalp and makes the HAIR
soft, lusrous, and sken. 1t is splendid hair dress
ing. Nc person. old or young, should fail to use it.
It's recommended and used by the first Medical
Authority.
Ask for Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover
and take no other.
It not sold by Druggists in your town, trial bottle
VII be sent to you by express, receipt of one
dollar by Nautilus giving you opportunity at
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orders tor trial bottles must be addressed to
r. P. HALL & Co., Proprietors
c,,,un Nashua, n. Ii.
7, W l13Le by Thomson Il BLOCK and S. S.
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"A London writer says:-"Like the Divorce
Court. the Bankruptcy Court is occasionally visited
by distinguished and aristocratic personages Lord
G. Townsend, Lord Gordon, Earl Buchan and others
have lately taken the benefit of the act and now we
have the blood royal going through the whtewashing
process discharge lately granted to Lady
Georgina Augusta Frederic Henrietta Cayendish
palryppls," ~ Wow
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is the BEST REMEDY for Cholera. Collie, Darrhoea.
Dysentery, Indigestion. and all BOWEL COM
PLANTS. 1t not merely allays the pain. but re-
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to perfect health Prepared by A. t. Anterior u Co.,
Lowell. Mass. For sale by DRUGGISTS. apo eoly
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To Correspondents.

No notice can be taken Of anonymous commgnicdttonS
WhGieuer is intended for insertion must be duhen-
ficqted bp the name and address Of the ,oriter-ot
necessarilp for pubiication bit as g~rGntyJor mas
GOOD faith. We are not to be considered responst-
ELe for the opinions erpressedbV corresp0ndente.
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POOLE & HUNT,

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MANUFACTURE
Portable and Stationary Steam Engines and Boilers,
Steam Fire Engines,
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" SOUTHERN RELIEF FAIR.

DE5D FAIR AND sVPPE1.-A GRAND
ESE FAIR and SUPPER to aid in the erection of
ST. MARTINS CHURCH, West Fayette street. is
now open at the New Assembly Rooms. Hanover
street, and will continue open every DAY and
EVENING until further notice.
The Band Of The Eighth i. S. Regulars will be
present. Supper from to 10 p. NJ Lunch daily
from 2 to ?. NJ. Tickets Fifty Cents.
The Fair viii be open for visitors daily from II A. NJ
to lO3 P: N. Admission season. tickets Fifty Cents
Single admission Ten Gents. Children under four
teen years not admitted after o'clock P. NJ unless
accompanied by their parents. ap4-tf
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~ A SUPERIOR REMEDY.-We can con-
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and is whal not disagreeabe to the TASTE There is
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prietor claims for it. We have tried it during tie
past week and found relief from o most distressing
cough. 1t is prepared by Dr.. Strickland, No. 1S9
Sycamore street, Cincinnati, Ohio, and for sale By
Druggists. Wholesale agents Tomson d Block, and
A. VoRsler n Co. iv3-1v
~ f.. kNAPF's INSTITUTE.
The exercises will be resumed on MONDAY
NEXT, September 4th, at 8 o'clock A. NJ, on which
day new scholars will be admitted.
Three higher classes exclusively intended for young
ladies' were formed last January. and in success
full operation at present.
Parents sending hoarders, are requested to provide
for their punotual arrival.
angi -+ff PKNApp
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INES-ELLICOTT.-On the 81 inst, before his
honor Mayor McMchael. in Philadelphia by Friends
ceremony, Ephraim IIaines, of this city to Pattie
Tyson, daughter of George Elhcott. of Eicott's
Mills. ~
SSEY-RANDELL-Near Cape Girardeau
No. on board steamer John Ivers. Jr, on the 29th
Of March, by Rev. John II. Clark, J lmes R. Hussey
Of Baltimore, Nd. to Miss Columbia J. Randell, Of
Cape Girardeau. No.
PARLETT-P8 RLETT.-On the Sd instant. by
the Rev. s. Barnes. VIM. D. Parlott to Achsah S.
Parlett. both of Baltimore co.
PRINCE-BENNETT.-On the 18th of March, by
the Rev. A. P. Stryker Geo. E. Prince to Miss Mary
J. Bennett, both ofthis city:
WHITE-FIFER.-On Wednesday evening, April
4tb, by the Rev. r. Henkle, Hiram F. White, of
Bridgeviile. Dell to Miss Martha Ffer ofthis city.
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HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.
Fifth Night of the distinguished Tragedian.
MR.. j. W. WALLACK, JR.,
who will appear
In his startling impersonation of
PAGAN, THE JEW,
In the great moral Drama of
OLIVER TWIST,
Supported by Mr.. F. C. BANGS, as Bill Sykes, Mr..
Bishop as BUNDLE &c.
STUPENDOUs CONSOLIDATION.
Too Separate d Distinct Exhibitions in the Same Tent
DAN RICE's CIRCUS AND szENAGEREE
Will exhibit in Baltimore ONE WEEK,
commencing MONDAY April 9.
Every Afternoon at 2 o'clock,
Every Evening at o'clock.
LOCATION BELAIR MARKET LOT.
ADMISSION TO BOTH SHOWS..5O cents
Children under 10 years Of Is cents
SPECIAL NOTICE.
The Menagerie will be exhibited first. after which
chance to retire that do not desire to witness the
performances of the Arena
DAN RICE will positively appear in each Ex-
hibition:
1st As Lecturer in the Menagerie.
I'd, As Clown and Jester for the first time in many
The Monster Elephant Romeo.
Positively the Largest Elephant ever imported to
this country Together with the largest collection of
Living Animals.
Ring Trick and Performing Horses,
Ponies and MuIes,
With the wonderful
Blind Talking Horse, Excelsior, Jr..
Will be introduced at each and every performance.
Remember that two separate shows to be seen for
one price OF admission, or either separate for the
''---' THE GORGEOUS PROFESSION
will take place MONDAY MORNING A pril 9, about
III A NJ. ap4-l0t
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N~ND TICKET DEPARTMENT.
LADIES' SOUTHERN RELIEF ASSOCYA TON.

At a meeting of the Board.of Auxiliary Managers,
neld this evening, il unanimously resolved tina
On and after WEDNESDAY, 4th instant, the price
Of Season Tickets be advanced to 4,ro Dollars single
admission Tickets for adults Fifty Cents and children
under twelve years T11enty-6p Cents.
Parties holding Season Tickets for sale will return
such as are unSold sell them at the price now
liked. LAWRENCE SANGSTON
ap4-H Chairman.
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hi ED.

H0LMES.-0n the 4th instant, after a short but
year of her age.
JEROME.-At the Rectory of st. Peters Church
baltimore, April 4th, Mrs. Mary r. Jerome, wife OF
Rev John A: jerome, and daughter of Rev. VIM
Sparrow, d. d.
MCCU BBIN.-On the 4th instant Margaret Eliza
.. McCubhin, aged years months and Is days
MACKENZIE-0n the 4th instant, DR.. John c.
Mackenzie. in the ADD year Of his age.