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NEW ADvERTrsEKENTs.
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First NatianaE AMHk of Kno1yille.
sFuCKHpIaBRRH MEETING.

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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-09-15
GONE HOME.

Our Congressman, the right honorable
the Hoosi.r, A. w. Hubbard, bas left US,
and gone to his home in Ru sbville, Indi-
ana. He started about a week ago, and
10 doubtless by this time revealing in the
luxury of paw-psws and the congratu-
la'ions Of his neighbers upon the facility
with which "comes it over" the radical
green'es Of the 9Th Congressional distric,
Of Iowa. The occasion of his sudden de-
parture from the bosom Of his consttu-
ents 10 Iowa, to that Of bis family 10 In
diana, is, We are told, the sickness of one
Of his children. This may be true, Lu,
We apprehend it is merely a pretext u
absent himself on election day, and there
by avoid CHI al!enge at the polls, and The
necessity Of committing perjury before he
can cast his vote. "Our Congressman
Is q strategical cuss!
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-09-15

His success would be ratification OF the
supremacy Of the Constitution, the integ-
rity Of the Union, aud the sovereignty of
the people. He is the UNION candidate
his opponent 10 a disunionist. IIe is the
PEopLEs' candidate-his opponent is the
representative Of a faction, an iliberal,
revolutionary, aristocratic, purse-proud
faction.
Hubbard, the candidate of the radical
disupionists, is personally a very weak
man. He is ignorant, .bigoted and cor.
rupt. He has no hold upon the affections
Of the people he assumes to represent;
and we very much doubt whether there is
another man in this city or codnty who
has fewer personal friends than A. W.
Hubbard. He is a nonresident of the
State. This is no idle assertion, but an
authenticated fact. His family resides
ut Rushvilie, Indiana, and has never re-
sided in Sioux City, or any other part Of
No""s "As" ohC CACVptIOH, uc uCVeC w.
ted in the State, aud that exception was
when he was candidate for Congress.
He came here as a speculator ii, paper
towns in Nebraska. lie has no perma-
nent investments in property in the State
because he needs none. He is essen
italy SPECTATOR. This instinct con-
trolls all his actions. 1t was this tina,
brought him here, and it is this that has
and still actuates all his movements. As
he is as man, 50 ne is as = Congress-
mana speculator, nothing more.
With these facts before the people, and
proper organization in all the counties
and precincts Of the district, We claim
that the defeat Of Hubbard can be accom-
plished. Let the people organize, and
labor vigilan,ly for result that will re-
douud to the best interests of the people
OF the whole district.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-09-15
THE ELKHORN VALLEY.
Special Correspondence Of the Reg ister.
DEwIrT, Cunning Co. N. T.,

special correspondence Of the Reg lister.
DEwIrr, Cunning Co., N. IT,
Sept. 4, 1866.
II occurred to US that you would like
10 hear from our country.
The Eikhoru Valley is, We think, one
of the best countries in the world for az.
ricuitura purposes. We have good rich
land, good timber, good crops, q good
healthy climate, aud a variety Of other
good things, too numerous to mention.
We have some good land YET, in our
county that can DO taken under the pro-
visions Of the homestead act. Under
this law, l6O acres Of land can be had for
the sun of $l5 in greenbacks.
We are having q very heavy tide of en-
igra,ion this year. One day this last
summer, over one hundred voters passed
our place. and found homes in the Elk
horu valley. They were good, sturdy
farmers, ard last, but not least, We're all
sound Democratic.
We were farming little last year We
raised seventy five bushels OF corn to the
acre. Our crops are first rate this year.
Corn looks we'll. The wheat crop was
good, and the oat crop was the largest We
have ever seen in Nebraska.
Our farmers have not paid much a.sen.
ton - yet to the raising Of fruit, but
enough had been done to demonstrate
the fact that fruit can be raised here.
Our method Of raising fruit in this or
any other prairie country would be aLo".
As follows:
lst. Put q fence around the or chard
81. Put cottonwood trees inside the
fence.
81. Put plum trees inside the cotton
wuo1s.
Ali. Put apple trees inside the plums.
5;h. Put peach trees between tho rows
Of apple trees.
6 h. Keep the lands cultivated.
7th. Keep the trees we'll trim,n'
9Th. Hill the caterpiliars ard other in
sects.
9th. Put something around the trees
that will proven, the ratots from gnaw-
ing the bark off.
lO;h. When the tree! commence be ar
ing, pick off ab ut o,r-nat OF the irull
and throw it away.
BY pursuing the above ,'uurS" you can
get apples in five years, and peaches In
three years.
Dewitt is situated on - direct line be
tween Columbus AID Sioux City Ii is
forty miles from Columb bus, and about the
same distance from Sioux City. " hen
the Dahuqne and Sioux City Railroad i,
completed We suppose that, as ma,',r
of course. so" will want a connection
with The {. p K. K via Dewitt.
Bat We are getting in'o the 200 com
mon Erar,ice OF letter writers-we are
making this letter too Ong. 50 for the
present, further this d"ponen, saith not.
kEBkAskA
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-09-15
Miscellaneous.
Attention, Soldiers !

TIVE unders4 . ID, having made srrangements
] with one Of the best Claim Agents in Washing
ton to attend to and prosecute all claims which
may be fntrusted to him, Is now In = position to
secure any claims which In this vicinity NAV
have with greater certainty and dispatch than any
agent who has not the advantage Of . correspou.
dent ut the place where the claims are prosecuted
JOHN CURRIER.
So Read the subjoned Law:
De it enacted by the Senate and Hsuss Of Repre-.
sentativcs Of the United st Of America in Con.
gress assembled, That each and every soldier Who
enlisted In the army Of the United States after the
18th day Of April, 1861, for period VI not less than
three years, and having served the time Of his On.
listment has beeu lIonora!,ly DISCHARGED. and VIM
has received who is entitled to Q GIVE frvm the
United states, under ext ting laws. = bounty OF
one hundred dollars. and more snd any such
soldier enlisted for not less than three years, who
has been honorably discharged on account og
wounds received IN the line OF duty and the widow,
minor children, or parents, in the order named II
any such soldier who died In the service Of tho
United states, or Of disease or wounds contracted
while in the service, and in the line Of duty shall
be paid the additional beauty OF one hundred dol.
lars hereby authorized.
Sec. 2. And be further enacted, That to each and
every soldier who enlisted into the army Of the
United states. after Tie fourtee MT dsy or ADrir
lS8' 'or period rt not less than two years. and
who is not INCLUDED in the foregoing section and
has been h"n"rably discharged after serving two
years and who has Received or Is entitled to receive
from the United Ststes, under existing laws, =
bounty of one hundred dollars, and no more shall
b. paid an additional DO nty Of fifty dollars, AMI
any sncl, soldier enlisted for not less than two
years, who has been h,norablj discharged Oh &C.
count Of wounds received In the line Of duty. aud
the widow, minor children, parents, in she or
de- named, Of any such soldier who died IN the
service OF the United Sta es, OF disease wounds
cont racted While in the service and in the lii If
duty, shall be paid the additional bount, " af,y
dollars hereby authorized.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-09-15
FROM sAwYER'S WAGON ROAD
EAPEDITION.
In Camp on tn" Medicine River.
II miles his side of Va Civ,
Angus; 18Th, ,S,t;

Corrcepon dence Of the Sioux City Re 3istor.
DEAR REGIsrER:-The N,obrara and
Virginia City Wagon Road Expedition
arrived here On the morning of The 10Th
inst, making the trip 10 sixty->ix days
losing only three oxen, tina, were too old
for the trip, and having one mule DROWN
ed 10 fording the Yellowstone, by falling
i" the river, and becoming entangled in
the harness.
We have performed wonders, aud are
fairly entitled to the horns-and I want
you to call upon Omaha to surrender
them; and l want you to note tha, We
laid up every Sunday lone day on Pow
der river, one day on Piney Fork, and
two days on the Big Horn-making in
the aggregate ID days from &C. leaving
only So days travelling time, and putting
the road in complete order. We have also
shortened the route 90 miles, making
c"toff at Big Horn through Prior's Gap,
and striking the Yellows,ous.a good deal
higher up than last year, obtaining a bet.
ter road, aud &c miles less til IN the road
travelled last year. After leaving Plney
Fork We anticipated much trouble with
the lndian'. On the second day out about
~ or more made an attempt to get in
among our stock, but the boys were wide.
awake and soon made them take another
track. After this, We had no more Of them
to contend with. On arrival at the Big
Horn river, we found that Beers mule
train from Omaha bad lost about ninety
mules, and one man dangerously wound
ed Beers was only able to take on seven
wagons, leaving II in camp on the river
with about IL men entrenched to take care
OF the property until he could send in
and get stock to bring in his train.
Stock, &c is selling ry low at pres
ent-the Colouel having gene to Helena
and returned thinks he eau sell tn. m to
much better advantage, and tomorrow
We take up our line of march f,r said place
distant l3o miles. On Saturday paid of
all III hanis bat abou, IL, enough to take
the train down.
Since leaving Piney Fork we have had
delightful water all the time, fresh from
the spri"g Or from the snow clad peaks
ot The mountains-g"od grass, and an
Abundance of t'mber-wi,h a ipe road
nearly all the way.
Crazy Woman's Fork, Clear Fork and
the two Piney Branches Of Powder river,
Tongue River, the Rose Bud, Rocky
Greek, Cloudy Fork, Boulder Creek. the
leEowst"ne. Gasntn aud Madison rivers,
are oil splendid streams The valley of
the Ga'!a''' river is beautiful, with q grea,
abundance Of water. The lsnd is easily
irrigated, aud here are numerous fine
ranches, some of them having $50 acres
In wheat, looking fine, and nearly ready
tor the reaper and thr.shing mAcLiue.-
An lnteItiCent farmer who has lived ilree
years IN the Nailrv, informed M that
from one hunIr"u aud GIty to Two Eu4~
drei thousand bushels # VII a. w,.l:,, ne
raised III the valley this year. p,t.,,.~
and otter vegetables 5p., ti~r The val-
ley OF lie u dlsou il not scar 5, .,xf.,i-.
s've AS the G.Ila'in Here. n.<9. ..r. very
noe ra che> prnG - ing muri tnffcr .h.,t