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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-07-07
FOR SALE.

1 Dazzling House, including three lots,
~ Fourth street, Middle Sioux City which will
Bell Any one wanting to purchase property viii
Mud it desirable" location, with every cow uicncc
attached rs fellows: Four rooms, Kitchen. pam
try and wood shed. ASn good cellar, wcll and
cist"Tn al are en- closed from the wcat:r will
sell III" ah''" ann give r"accahle po~Sesi"n
a III" sale is cnu~ummatrd Tit. good Al>n, i
the How ohuld and Kitchen Fu, niIure For further
pat cul irs enquire Of the o"nrr.
A. II. GRADER
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-07-07

Izy" We had the pleasure of receiving
a call this week from Major J. NJ STONE,
Agent Of the Santee Indians. The Major
is in fine health. and reports everything
prosperous in the upper country.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-07-07

gearDATLy MA,L.-On Monday las: she
N. ". State Company commercrl ruH-
ming a daily line of stages from this city
via midland AMI Denisrn, to B,onsbo
no The stages leave Sioux City daily at
9 o'clock, p NJ, and arrive at 3 o'clock,
4. NJ This is the first daily mail that
this city has ever enjoyed, and we begin
to feel that we are out Of the woods. aud
can safely Indulge in jubilan, whistle.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-07-07

Efn. The Masonic organization Of this
city has made arrangements with II. D.
Booze & Co. to furnish them a hall ia
their new building. For this purpose the
Mrssrs. B 'oGE will add another story t,
their block, giving the Masors hall the
full length and breadth Of the builling. -
This arrangement will give the fraternity
Of this city Que Of the finest halls in the
) ate
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All over Town and County.

" Those finding an on the paper after their
\ name will bear in mind that their subscrip-
- tfon i. about to expire.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-07-07

FAY More emigrant teams have arrived
in our city this week than during any
similar period since the settlement of the
country. They have come sing'y, in
pairs, in aves AMI in dozens, and are all
vel supplied with farming utensils and
seek. A maj riry go to Dakota and the
balance fad hom2s in the beautiful valey S
in the .i.iui'y OF car city.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-07-07

Esas- Major KNOX, commander at Fort
Dakota, called to see Us yesterday. He
reports all quiet on The Big Sioux
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-07-07

~ Warrantee, Gait Claim and Trust
Deeds, Bonds, Mortgages, and other
blanks for sale a, this office.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-07-07

If you want, by far, the incest and
the m st superior Toilet and Fancy Goods ever
brought to Sioux city, go to the new Drug Store
Of smith Moore. I'm
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Local Notices.

A fine assortment of the Standard
School Books and States, marked down to the low
est prices, at the new Drug Store Of
I'm SMITH 4 MOORE.
Smith & Moore have for sale low,
uperior quality of Stationery and Blank Books.
Smith & Moore have the best legal cap
ever brought to Sioux City, selected expressly for
the Re tail trade. I'm
Official, Letter and Bon Ton Envelopes
at Smith Goors's new Drug Store. I'm
Arnold's, Cox's and Wright's Inks, at
Smith 4 Moore's new Drug Store. In
The celebrated elliott 303 and Falcon
Pens. at Smith l. Moore's new Drug store. In
The American Hard Rubber and the
Artists and Book keepc RS Flexible Rulers, some-
thing entirely new, at Smith l. Moore's. lin
NEw DRuG SToRE-Our Dispensing
Department will be under the supervi sion of our
Mr.. Moore, with whom most Of the readers Of this
paper are acquainted, who will carefully compound
r';%s'a'i s;is RECIPES,
that none but the purest and best Medicines will
be kept, sold or allowed in any prepa "a ton.
I'm SMITH 4 MOORE.
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eJr BRUTAL AssAuLr on Two LITTLE
Girls. One Of those brutal and fiendi-h
exhibitions which induce us TO believe in
the total depra'ity Of human nature, oc-
Cured in this city few days ago.
On Monday evening last, two little
girls, aged rep .c,ivey abou, IL years.
the one a daughter of prominent citizen
of our city, and the other Of the comman-
dant Of one Of The up river forts, were
gathering berries on the bank Of Perry
Creek, short distance above town A.
the same time brute by the name Of
Morgan was in the creek bathing. Seeing
the little girls approach, he lay in wait
for them, aud as they neared the place he
sprang from the water aud seized them,
and with the desire and strength of a
beast, attempted % outrage their persons.
Fortunately the screams Of his intended
victims reached the ears Of a young man,
who was at some distance from them on
the bluffs gathering flowers for the Ladies
Festival. He immediately sprang upon
his horse and rode ut iul! speed in the
direction from which the cries procne &c l.
Seeing him approach, Morgan sprang int,
the water aud escaped; but not soon
enough TO escape Identification bv the
man who d fealeI the qualification of bis
brutal lust.
Information was in mediately given to
the officers, but Notwithstanding the most
vigilant exertions on their part, Mprgan
managed to elude them, and escape FRI m
the city. Should he be apprthendel and
brough, back, he will doubtless receive an
nnmistakable evidence Of the estimation
in which our people hold being so lost
to every attribute of humanity aud decency.
r1r The Fourth in Sioux CITY was a
"dull and Improbable day" There we're
no professions and no speech es-no
spread eagles and no spread noses. The
people were peaceable aud warm. They
pitched into cool places, whilst few
"pitched' at Adams for cool beverages.
In the evening the boys had their sport
They had FIRE crackers, Roman candl
and rockets and everybody else had mos
qnitoes and Precipitation. And thus th
day passed. The Fourth of July is
played ont institutions. 1t must give plac
to the anniversary Of the emancipation OF
niggers, the death of John Dr. own, or tn
discovery of the man who struck Billy
Patterson.
-~--~-~~~~~ 1~-~
esv- The Festival given by the ladies
for the benefit af ST Thomas Churoh al
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New York Market.
r NEW York, Jan. IL.


Cotton-More active and steady for mid
ding. FlouE-Dun and commnn grade l09
l5c lower 1897 90 for extra state 40aS 81
for extra round hoop Ohio, and blI0 ~ for
trade brands Whisky-Quiet: State and
western at 2B52 d Wheat-DuH and
spring nominally ut 2s3c lower, with nothing
OF moment doing. Corn-Dnll and lc lower;
~ for unSound, and $40 90 for sound mixed
western in store and delivered; 9O992 for new
yellow southern, and 9Bsa % for new white.
southern. Oats-DulI at 446f52 for uusound
western, and 6lel69 for sOunud do Petroleum
IS for crude, and refined In bond ut 81. Pork
opened excited and higher, and closed al-
Eancins to - S51z9Sl So for new mes,
do, closing at 50 =; - 69lS for prime, and
y 5o@S9 for prime mess also $500 bbls new
mess for january, February. March and
April, sellers and buyers option, at - 5OsfBl.
BeefSteady at about previous prices. Beer
Hams Steady ut SS9SS5O. Cut NeatS-QuIet
and rather flrmer at II for shoulders, and l3I.
for hams. Bacon-Dull and nominal. Lard
Heavy at l51<5 lSll44; also $50 bblS for Jahua-
~, February and March, sellers option, nj
1SZ9lS1S- Dressed Hogs-HeaVy at 10 for
western, and l21z9IJ1{ for city. ButteT-Quiet
az 99O for Ohio, and 2S9 IS fOrstate. Cheese
Dnllat l2SlS.
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Pittsburgh Live stock Market.

PTTTsBUGH, Jan. IL.
iscATTLE-The receipts OF cattle have
been very large during the past two or
three days, and with good supply on
sale, the marketruled little weak, and
last weeks prices could not be obtain-
ed. 1t is true the attendance of BUYERS
was fully as large if not larger than last
week, but the rather unfaYorable char
ncter OF the eastern advices, had ten
dency to make them hold off, and as n
general thing would not take hold un-
less concessions were made. Last week
It VIII be remembered several droves of
primo cattle changed hands at SO to o
cents, gross, while this week, the same
quality would not bring more than 8 to
81, and there was but one sale ut the
outside quotation. Common cattle, are
again dull and heavy and considerably
lower and we quote at to cents for
INFERIOR 10 fair, and 81 to cents for me-
dunn to good. George n. Welsh, of
Wyandott Co., Ohio, had three car loads
OF extra three year old steers on sale
but they had not been sold up to the
time we left the yards. They averaged
In the neighborhood of sixteen hundred
pounds, and he refused 81 gross, ask
ing the even 10cents.
Hostile transactions in hogs have
again been 1argethfs week, .btit the mar
ket was unsettled and prices ruled ir-
regular. During Monday and Tuesday,
the prices ranged from TO OK gross,
and the market a little heavy, but yes
terday and to-day, owing to a slight inn
provement being reported in the East,
the demand was more active, and prices
advanced To 9k@9N, and to-day one
bunch OF extra corn fed changed hands
ut 10 cents. It is a remarkable fact that
there Is scarcely any difference between
the prices here and Cincinnati, and be-
tween here and Chicago it Is very light.
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PrrrsnuRe, Jan. 12.-Benjamin B.
Marshall and August Frecke, recently
convicted for the murder Of n German,
r. Forester, on Boyd's Hill near
cuted to-day. Marshall made confes-
sion before the trial implieating Erecke,
who, although testimony against him
conclusive, persisted in declaring his
innocence to the last, and calling on
Marshall on the scadold 70 clear him of
the charge. Martha Grinder, convicted
for poisoning several persons, will be
executed on Friday next. - II
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wAsaISaroN, Jan. 12.-The Hon.
Jno. Evans, late Governor of Colorado,
and the Hon. ]. b. Chaffee, late speaker
of the House OF the Territorial LegisIa-
ture, United States Senators elect, have
arrived in the city and have presented
the papers relating 10 the State orSani-
cation to the President, asking his In
huence in favor of the early admission
Of the State. This they did in compli-
ance with a joint resolution of the legis-
lative assembly ofthe State, which was
passed with but one dissenting vote.
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Azure and DcIieate NaItve WING.
NEw YoRK, Nov. IA.

= 1gINN1NNi ~ II
lam using Speer's "Sambnrg Wine, -
and find IL TO be an excellent tonic and
gentle stimulent, and as such I believe
is preferable to the commercial port,
and all other wines, as It possesses
their tonic properties without the dele
terious effect caused by their Impurities.
1t is also very palatable, and this is re-
commendation TO many, especially feT
males. ss.ff sd -l go. .r..-, -5,ti
SIS. HARRIS, NJ, D., n. y. Hospital.
Sold by T. n. Logan d, Co., and Lo-
gan. List & Co., Wholesale and Retail
Druggists, Wheeling.
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New York Money ana stock Market
=. II .---- Nh. Nr.....--. L.. Il, !.

Money and Gold-M Money market stelldy ut
6per cent. Sterling Exchange quiet at 1886
100. Gold Is a shade nrmeF, opening at l;S1S,
advancing 70 1891, declining to 1851, and
closing ut 1855. a..-s.i = -.
FTeishts--fo Liverpool, duliaud nominalIy
unchanged. ~
Government Stocks without decided
change; U. s. 6s, 81, coupons, IOI! u. s! IS
lO-l0s, coupons, 49, u s Is, ~, coupons, Is
and 1910: Treasury Notes, 1865, lst series,
Stocks-Stronger; Ohio and Mississippi GER
tificates, 25S%; New York Central, ok; Erie
90; Fort Wayne, q4]S; Reading, lOltS; MIchi-
western, Sl5s; do. prfl, sos; Rock Island,
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Cincinnati MARKET.
CINu1NNATI. Jan. Il.

Flour quiet and prices unchanged. Wheat
Is tlrmet without change in prices No. new
firm md in good demand at 80 for MOL. Rye
quiet nc 20 for No. /. Hogs opened active mt
u 90 for best, closed rather dull at IL 1912 20;
receipts COCO head. Mes Pork Is in good de-
mand ut % 50. Green Meats are dull on
account of nildneSs of the weather nj 9I6, 125S
and II for shoulders, sides and hams. Bulk
Meats and Bacon are unchanged. Lard Is in
good demand at IS for prime city. Groceries
are quiet Cotton dull at - for middling.
Whisky steady Mt 20 for free. Gold $50.
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IoUIspIbL.E, Jan 1.-THE State Agri-
cultural Society at Frankfort was yes
ter1ay addressed by its President, Mr..
Bradford, IN an elaborate speech, re-
commencing the taking of measures to
induce emigration hither, as q means of
supplying requisite ilaber TO deyeIope
the resources Of the State.
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New ORLEANS, Jan. 1.-THE Times
Brownsville correspondent of the 18th
says: The American division, under
Crawford, is not making much head
way, as the Federal soldiers were for
hidden to enlist, and the Bfonsville re-
cruiting office is closed.
1t is understood that Escobote is
preparing for another attack on Malta
moras. .f2i3
The Imperialists were surprised in
their small camps by the Liberals, kill
ing twelve, and capturing thirty, who
are to be executed by Maxamilian's
order. - ,f,l,i- ~. t.l7' SCOTT
General Crawford addressed General
Weitzel on the subject, asking him to
stating he had entered a solemn protest
against this act, but ATejia informed
him that he was compelled to obey the
orders OF his government
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NEwYoRK, Jan. Steamship New
York, from AspinwalI, just arrived.
Among her passengers are Governor
John NJ. Goodwin, of Arizona, General
Roberts and A. d. Richardson.
She brings SIS, 600 in specie, OK go
Panama dates II the LIST january state
that the steamer. Peru arrived there on
the 18th ult. Among her passengers
was Christopher Robinson, Esq, late
Y. 5. minister to Peru, who returns
home In this steamer.
War matters in Chilli unchanged.
After the. capture OF the blOckading
ship Conadonga by the Gillian man OF
War, who put to sea. 1t is believed she
sailed for southern part of Peru, for the
purpose of uniting with the Peruvian
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ScnENEcrADY, n. Y, Jan. 1o.-The
clothing store of Van Vranken,& Ar
cher, in this city, was entered by bur-
glars last night, and goods to the value
of between 5000 and $1,000 carried off,
entrance was effected through the rear
door of the store, and a hole being bored
through It large enough TO admit Il hand
and the bolt of the door drawn back.
The burglars selected only the finest arr
ticles of goods, and took among other
things over $500 worth of ready made
clothing. The firm offer a reward of
$500 for the apprehension OF the thieves
and recovery of the PROPERTY.
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New ORLEANS, Jan lI.-Cotton de-
clined, ] to / 1zc.-Sales, S,4O0 middling,
46c. Coffee-Sales, l 900 at 901s in gold.
Corn-steady at 81 6laSl 20 in gold.
Gold, 1876.
The st. Charles theatre was purchased
by Mr., De Bar for $40, coo. -.
General Clarke arrived at Brownsville
with important dispatches from The
North. llll g4l AZ sfgffsI,l
Generals Weitzel and Crawford
were given n sdinner5 byliberal Next
in brownsville. EscarbadO, Cortenas,
Garcia and Romero We're present. Much
good feeling shown by Federal Generals
to Mexican Republicans.
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NEW York, Jan. l2-Prices of min.
ing stocks bid in Boston, to-day-Cop-
per Falls, 2S11<; Franklin, 96s<S Ham
cock, u; Huron, Ia; Miner, 16; Bay
State, 81; WRyeriy, 4.
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MILWAUKEE, Jan. I2.-WAAKE SHEA,
Jan, u.-The State Reform house was
burned last night. Loss, $50, 600. In
mates al rescued.
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GALVESTON, TEXAS, Jan. a.-ondar
lust received here mastering out TWEEN
ty-two regiments, white and black.
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New YoRK, Jan l2.2The large build
known as Waverly Hall was totally
destroyed by fire last night. Loss about
S400, O00.-which is partly insured. The
princial losers are the Wyoming and
merson L Barnet, shoe mannfactur neirs
III. p. Whitney, grocer, and David
Webster, owner of the building.
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REDUCTION

In the Expense orDriIIInG OnweIIs.
n WHITTIER Il CO., OF PORTSMOUTH,
I Ohio are manufacturing the best, cheap
est and speediest Drilling Machines in the
world for boring OIL, Salt or Artesian wells,
They have been Thoroughly and successfully
tested for eight years, in boring through the
hardest mint and lime rocks. BY the peculiar
construction of theStools. no reamer Is re-
Quired, and II kept in order cannot stick fast,
and therefore require no jars. The arrange
ment far holsting tools and sand pumping are
perfect The expense of engine Is dispensed
with. ono horse and two men being all that
is necessary for drilling from twenty TO thirty
feet per day, through ordinary rock: Al iii ne;
with the machines. Total weight. OF ma ma
chimes near $500 pounds. They are easily
transported, and can be set up in an hour;
The price, with everything completes and full
Instructions, Is $500, delivered on boat or cars
These machines are simple In their construc-
ton, durable in their use, scientific IN tnelr
operatiorR and easily attended mad kept in
order, and must therefore very soon super
sede all other MACHINES toE "a dr1ihing aeep
W W. q. WHITTIER a CO.,
Manufacturers, Portsmouth, ONO
1.
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.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 1.-THE warm wealth
er of the past two. or three days, COM
bined with the rise in the Missouri riV-
er, started the ice in our harbor about
five o'clock this morning. 1t separated
nearly opposite the foot of Carr street,
the lower portion moving down about
100 feet, opening the channel tothe 1lli-
nois shore, through which skiffs passed
for several hours, and sinking the
steamers Belle Memphis, ice bound in
the middle of the river, the Warsaw, at
the lower end of the leyee, Prairie Rose
at sthe upper landing, sand the ferry
boat on the Illinois shore, and doing
considerable damage to several other
boats and wharf boats. The Belle Mem
phis was valued at about Sl20, 900, in
sured $40, 600; the Warsaw was valued
at $4,000, insurance NOT asceFtained;
Prairie Rose worth S15, 900, probably
insured; the ferry boat is valued at
about $4,000. About noon, thesteamer-
Nebraska and the ferry boat Mn1igan
began butting the ice at the lower end
of the landing, and broke the channel
about 100 yards wide on the Missouri
shore, nearly to the upper end of the
levee, when. the whole field of ice gave
way and moved slowly down, carrying
with 1t the wrecks OF previous disasters
still afoat to the extreme lower part of
the city, where it gorged again. The
harbor is now open opposite the city
and ferry boats are running. 1t is ex-
pected the ice both above and below the
city will move out Tonight, as the Mis-
souri, river broke up to-day ut st. Jo-i
seph, Kansas City, Lexington, Jeffer-
son City and st. Charles, the effects of
which will reach here before morning.
AT the latter place, the North Missouri
railroad ferry boat, used for transport
ing trains across the river, sunk and
the landings are badly injured. No
other disasters are yet reported ON the
Missouri river. No news from the Up
per Mississippi. Weather very warm.
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ST.. LOUIS, Jan. 12th.-The statement
in my first dispatch of LOSSES sustained
rect. The value of the Belle Memphis,
$s5, 900; Warsaw $4,000; Wrecking
Boat, $40, 900. The entire loss Is about
S225, 900, and total loss of this and the
disaster three weeks ago. halfa million,
which may be increased tonight to
double that amount
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STEAMBOATS,.

Regular Packet for CineinnatI. 3
49, The new and elegant passenger
Z elssG Psteamer EDINBURG, Capt. ]. L..
packet between Wheeling and Cincinnati,
leaving the former place on Saturday AFTER
noon at 4 o'clock. Returning, will leave Gin
cinnat Monday at o'clock For freight or
passage apply on board or to
BOOTH, BATTELLS & CO.,
novl5 ]. MANNER q CO, Agts. -
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g9tfrfhaat GatIpriua. :
Great RRdlcti0l .il Prices !
Lo,lAs r. RrAra q auaaEENurr,rKRR

~ - |ilH ~ ts 1sl SOS ~ x
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First of Che Season.
sHULTz q TRUsCHELL,
Dividend.

Dividend. ~ 10
TINE CITIZENS FIRE, MARINE AND ~
II Life Insurance Co, OF wheeling, have
this day declared dividend OF nve per cent.
on their capital stock, payable TO the stock
holdes ON demand. W. W. SHRIYER, -r.
1anS-1W Secrefary.
TNLOUR- .sIa-i5 rz, q. j. 54s.- -
ID 800 bhls Een1per Idem Family,
- 800 Indiana Mills -
100 q Dover Mills q ttfs-- -
i9O q Good ExffIli -Eias q etssf; .sI.ff
for sale by PRYOR, HARSDLAlSi6s CO. .st.f.
A PPLEs 6OoBBLS CHOICE NORTHERN
"A large bbls, lust received and for sale by
noV22 PRYoR. HANDLAN q co.
EHRENCH coRsETS Ara 50 EACH. KID
IaniO : - 49, y Us RHODES.
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Sewina alafhiaes.
WHEELER &WILSON's

- OK TQT 32I5 II -
B-:I.ii II no FlE tE2 atL
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The negroes in Parish on Red river
rose in arms few days ago and tried
To murder the overseer, but failed
They marched to another place to await
reinforcements and the militia nabbed
them all without serious difficulty, and
arrested accomplices on several planta-
lions, where arms and ammunition
were found secreted in large quantities,
The Freedmen in that section had pre-
yiously refused to work.