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PNEUMATIC PASSENGER RAILwAY.-London
mas pnenmaue or air-tube railway for the
transportation Of light goods, which has
worked so well that a similar. but much larger
tube, for the carriage OF passengers is being
berg constructed IN the bed of the Thames
approaching completion.
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W oHo0oLArs De fA II 1sossBoss.

GHoOOLAT PAR ExeELLEHoI,
This rripre Vanilla cHoooL AfDi. superior
country, and 10 prepared gecialy for table USE
~ l.. Fl f.s-. cexuer l4th and strcee,
iaa asa fH under keeia houses
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NICTOB BECKER,
PIANO TUNER AND RE9ULAT0R.-
BsTABLIsHAD IN 1855. 03
ORDERS NOW REcErvEDAT
DEMPSEY U'TOOLE'S. Engravers and Sta
uoneIs, &C., $40 Pc. av., bet. 9Th and 10th SITS
II. T.. kElCHENBAOH' 3 Piano Rooms
49e 18th street, near Pa. avenue,
SyseinL NOTES from WIN. Knabe Co, Baltimore
Mr.. Becker tuned Pianos for rs at our Ware
rooms, and We take pleasure In stating that We be-
neSe MIN 10 Dc com Pc tent tuner. no Il SIN
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ia young lady named Mareella Simons
mysteriously disappeared from the village of
Hawiey, wayne county, Pa, on the 18th uIr
and II 10 feared she mas been abducted by some
unprincipled villain. She was a young Iadv
OF good standing in the community and every
effort Is being made 10 find her whsreabout.
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s &c RET Disc ASKS.
SAM AR TAN'S GIFT!
.-.E SAAARIIARS 0IFTf

.-G SAkARITINS err
TEE MOST O1BTAIh BEMEDY lvEB USED
soroxsa ass. e sIHEE o sTEszaicfuxzs
OAR Ts. Piiis 10 b. Thks. 70 Efsa a Give.
They are entirely vegetable, having no smell nos
.st1 So1s, WI ~ INC mot IN any In
Uures in from two 70 four Gays. and recent osss,
,oTF h % rsssifsd b. fs.da::
81 and q sSs
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SLOoDi SLOOOif BL0ODi,i
rss22 k88ssuLHs6t HiGrRs a6 sf1Hssns. sYRSSTS
sAhAKITANs Ro0T IND HERB JUICE
81 ES5EE zES 5Hi5s e:
moet potent, certain and sfsctual remedy ever pre-
ss &
s3S & Re Ses.d axe then Of this
posterity thss for which ySn may ss1sut n ~
'"A DO HOT DKsPAIR,
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nsis: :aa:. 8; ESQT xND su5T 1fSsss 81 n e
happily aaaptSo, "A Ul0er.tSd Uterus In LsuooF.
1a .sSrs f4os Sia S.s Sa. & tie 's
sAMARITANv WASH ssi
sses 81 a::s Jsis '''A in connection v'sA u.
e me-; :s : : 4ss,
WHAT .az fRE .ss e sEbf q ..H.sA..,
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Erisesnef No. 70 the infallibls rcSsdy for Fl
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= sdninisssrsd b vslpssa. ssilaasnds, konx.
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.; E 3: 3. 80. s,:i & osD H. SEQ
PaIsIGIA1D HAHD-BoOK OF FRACTION
sss aTIa sSANok fAyLes. -
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
PoTohAO TRANSPORTATION LINZ.
NOTICE TO sHIPPERs.

l., The etesner EMPRESS, Cayt. =. A. RYrHIR,
Leaves Masni1gton At e q; snd Al
gRDAY FOR GlymSnt, Budd . Ferry.
smiths Point, Chstterton Landing, Nanjsmoy
Wharf, Lancsstsrs Wharf, Stones Wharf, Cur.
rionen Bay, Fo1wsllt Wharf, Hazeiis Wharf
more ~ q n Oh eauday
-. J.B. Bryan BRO. Asents.
aDI-u =. No. 345 Penna avenue,
p IOHAOND, IRIDERICKsBURa AND pa
II TOMAO RAILROAD
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BALTrAoss AID % Pa1o RA an ,.z
~
ma I'D AR 4as s HII51
ToR BAnTTiMoRs. f.
:, leave daily, except Sunday. at Too, g:Is, and
LID .. IN and 2.os, and %, and g. % p. n
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS
leave ssdiy' except Sunday, 1t POO .. m, and
FOE FAY STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNAPOL "a
JUNCTION.
Leaveat 6:l5 and 100 .. m, and at 100 and a
p IA ~
- FOR ANNAPOLIS.
a. nr Se,,o - o.Ia a. IA and 80 p m. No trains
W ' On ' S6 ISiHf
ROK BALTINORE.
beaye asT!S o M: And 1Uo and 20 .. m
FOB WAY STATIONS
Leave etf:45 q. m. md zU and 500 D. n " .
FOB ALL PANTS OF THE,WEST
O ~ leave aAhy, except Sunday, at 7zS 4. m, and
On sunday at 500 ,. ~. only. CONNECTING a, Esel.y
STATION With trains from Baltimore TO Wheeling,
TBRS66fSSah FOX sfs to the ives. can be had a,
In the Gay. well the new office of the Bank
ers and Brokers, feieersPh Line, 3ls Penn.
avenue, between 9Th snd 7th streetai ! = =
For New York, Pbiladoiphis, and Boston, see
Advertisement OF 'sThrough Line ;"
LII WILSON, Master of Trans Dor tstiou
L. u. COLI General Ticket Agent. =,
oc u GEO. KOONTZ, Agent Washing ton
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ny GREEN WILLIAMS, Auesione.r..

TkgsTEE'S SALE OP HOUSE AND LOT.
ERonTISG ON SOUTH isfREET, BE.
AT PgBLIC AUCTION -
On TH UkSDAY. 3lst inst, at II O'Clock m. 1
shall sell, on the premises. by virtue of deed OF
trust, dated the 18th Of tember, A d. 1876 and
duly recsrded in Liber r. n. Fl foil os 100, III ana
County. in the District OF Columbia, having 20
feet Trent by 40 feet deep to the place of Gin
ping S1th. the i'm provcme nts. consisting Ofa two
story Frame House,
Terms: Oash All convey ancing and revenue
stamps at the cost of the purchaser. $50 down
on the day OF sale. and II the terms are not com
piled with within Il We days after the day OF sale,
fses IT the risk aud cost of the defa Ting pur
chaser, by advertising three times in some ne VS.
paper published in Washington city.
ROBERT CLARK. Trustee
leo GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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H. L. :. '1 % SSasZ,yea' s 4 4SSis 1'-
sf'ssas!. a. .t kHdgaG2s4s y

80 sas:ss.sA lssy:a = - I.rsAass eaa sals
s.ssss. .e'a' -. e''e go .si = e n e.
NV bOOKe.Nar Ola!nantS Guide; b. Geo.
NV Bad:, 1ltnents Of Medical Ohsmistry by
Hard Book lor ninsrs, nstai!urTeh Sid Xssay.
ere; b yulipe eiiysrsnith. .Intfsduetion to n:
s.l. g Gait hsIihSorSSsS II yJ e eSSSIiS,
~, tss 5sa ~ 70 =,
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Ry eRBIN . WILLIA Ms, Auosio nssrs.


dated i.SssTy ooh isss, and recorded IL IibsP f.
:. ssBs sasssI Ds r. S:
&: a. y q :ssis
named in ssi deed Of trust being part Of tract
dss subdi visien, wish the Improvements thsre-
Terms. ss,soo cash. the remainder in coma,
nayments at6 and months, with interest from
ths Day OF sale ths purchaser giving notes for de-
Premises Oenysysnses and cost Of stsmes
to be paid By purchaser. IL the terms are not
Il. a.; s !. :Ss s:i DAY .S e
.ss by il tss RHSG pIs.:
j. iIntI 0REiE : Wilt ANS. Aue,s.
III GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auetioneers. y
sss5 s2sSssEaSsr
AND 9Th srREETs, ISLAND. AT P6BLIc
By virtue Of deedof trust to me. dated the lsth
day OF November, "A ID. 1875 ,s0d recorded in Lfyst
= M. No: g. folios 46sI 40, and Al Of the Land
,Ss Of d.s FsS
suary next q, ., o,si?et M. on the premises,
feet four and half inches with the i'm GRO vement,
and another two story frontins on the
alley The above desc ribed property to be sold as
Terms: One half cash; balance in six and twelve
months. for notes bearing interest and secured BIZ
deed Of trust on the premises. All convey ancine
co the ss sna Il the es.
are piiet with in five days after the day Of
tue sna o h 70 the
purchaser. by advertising three times in the Ma
nonAi in'eMsencsrie Roswr,
eREfs 3 %iGLiAhsI, l Hac.s:
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TkUsTEE's SALE.

By yiItne Of decree OF the Circuit Court for
Prince George County, sitting a Court Of L ini
Y, passed In the Gaze of Mary A; Markwood nd
will expose to public sale, on THURSDAY, the
l.th day OF January iso1 at IL clocx m, tiffsir
IL not the next fair day thereafter on the pre mi
ses the Real Estate of which stephen Onions, late
Of Prince Georges County, died, seized and DOS
sessed, containing about S5j acres. -
This property Is situated about three miles from
the village OF Bladensburg, In most healthy re-
gion OF country. Is we'll adapted TO the growth Of
the usual prod uctiOns Of the county 1t ons the
lands II Perry W. Brow ming the late J ohm F. Car
ter and others, and the soil being Of Fl ne texture
is valuable for market purposes; being distant
frem washington city about eight miles II will
be cold in lots to suit purchasers and those esir
Gus Of securing most healthy country seat will
do we'll toiatt end the sale, = -
Terms of ssle Five Hundred Dollars cash resi-
due In one and two years. with interest aud 40
proved ecurity. TILE lad lie putsble. aud on pay
property will be conveyed to the purchasers in
fee. T.
jas 4tawts N. O. STEPHEN, Trustee.
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- s 9

r,.W WASHINGTON, Jan. 6, 1857
now run follows viz: ~" ~
FOh NAV YORK. without change Of cars.
q sare oAiiy except Sunday at 7:45 Am and
so, FOB NEW YORK, changing cars at Phiisael.
Leave daily Except Sunday at HE'S O. m. and
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily (exoep Sunday at 7:4s and Ills a.
NJ and 60 and $50 - =
m only. .---l : y. - '','f'1'-
daily y ~ = ~ 49, " w. -
Throush tickets 70 Phsl.del phia, Now York or
boctoa, can DO had - The Sestion Once at ell hours
In the day. - veil e. at che now ONCE in the
bankers and Brokers Telegraph Line, S4s Penn.
See Isla SMs ana 0Sfc bstiros s sdverti.eneu.
fcr sc4sduis betyssn wsshingten, Baltimere,
IS J,L.WILeON, Master Of Trans portasion.
6M. COLE 0en9hf Ticket Agent
gro. 9. K0ONTy, As4t. Washington.
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SUNDAY PAsSENGER TRAINS.
rrns.A - AsHl1 SIoN. LRAyR ALEXANDRIA.
through MAIL SO ~. SITS, local at l:l5 A. M
Local at---S6:S0 p Through Mail o. p. III
no 10 W. PHILIPS. General Manager.
THR0UGH LINE BETWEEN WARRINGTON
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
NEW STOR 4.

The undersigned begs leave 10 inform his friends
and the public generally that he has opened the
NEW CHEAP STORE, No. 302 eth street, under
Odd Fellows Hall. where he has on hand q gem
eral assortment OF Ladies' and Gentlemen q, Boy g.
Misses and Children's
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Remember the number, 500 7th street, under
Odd Fellows Hall The New Cheap Store, for.
de is GEORGE B. WILSON,
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m an. ridME TABL!.
until further notice Passenger Trains Win run h
tween Warrington aud Alex andria 40 follow:
From Md avenue depot From oer. Duke a Henry
Loci 81 Az s sis n. sts Local at AS A. n
Local at'-"-" and Henry. Go "
:, ........ ~ Local Az. SEQ 4"
a. ..'..', ~ r. N -........lQ00
:. .....'.' - " -......... 8 90 p n,
. ...,G0 Through II all. corner Oh
.---.".E8 buke6 Henry 500 P NJ.
Localcor King
And
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I UxUKlEs FOB THE HOLIDAYS.
MAiLLARDs CAHnIEs AND CHOCOLATES
DOUBLE VANILLA SHOCOL ATE,
BOSE AND VANILLA RURHT HLM6Nbs
MIXkD SUGAR PLU ms, and " ~
- ASSORTED CANDIES.
Just received ct KING PLACE .a =
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WEEKLY MARKET REPORT.

corrected weekly by John l. Bopye.l
OEFicE Sioux CRY REGISTER, |
..-> August 2, 1867. J
Whest-sl 90 per bushel.
Flour-S5, 50(a6 80 per hundred.
Barley-70 a72ct4. per bushel
Buck~h+a' Flour-sl0,Oo. per hundred.
Corn Meal-$4,O0 per hundred.
Corn-sl ,25 per bushel.
Oats-,5cts per bushel
Potatoes 81, 90 per bushel
Beans $500 pc, bushel.
Ham-22c.s. per pound.
Bacon-2Octs. per pound.
Shoulders-l5cts. per pound.
Lard-l5cts per pound.
Bu,ter-l5CgcOcts. per pound,
Cheese-2o(0; 25cts. per pound.
Eggs-2O1 25cts, per dozen.
Dried App'es-2octs. per pound.
Dried Peaches-25c,s per pound.
Sugar-l7G 25cts. per pound.
Coffee 3aCg 35cts per pound.
Tea-$l,25(a$2,5O per pound.
Molasses 90 aud S2,25 per gallon
Sorgbum-5O and 75cts per gallon.
Whskey - s. 90 and $500 per gallon.
Star Candles Boots. per pound.
Sh,ngles-$4 90.
La'h-$4,0O
Cottonwood iumher-S20 and s25 per NJ
Pine lumber-$9O and 800 per NJ
Walnut lumber-$45 and $50 Dor NJ.
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@-HEARD From We see by our Mon
tana exchanges that our old friend and fel.
law io~nsman, Gen. Lesch, Is chairman o.
the Montona democratic central committee,
and that be has called convention Of tie
democracy of the territory to nominate can
didstes for the fall election. J. II. Shober,
who was president of the council of the first
legislature of Dakota, il secretary Of the
committee.
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D4-SoxETHIxG NEw-Messrs S. O.
Hintley and George CIaypoole have entered
into . co-partnership, and will on Monday
next open q dining hall and restaurant in
the building recently erected by Mr.. Hinck
Icy on the corner of Douglas and Third SITS.
1t Is the object of these gentlemen to keep
f'rss class dining hall, where all the substan
tials and delicaces to be obtained in the
market will be served up at all hours in the
osst and most artistic style. They have
spared no expense in fitting up their rooms
sssrything is in ap2le-pis order, and from
their ~s' known enterprise AND good taste
- have no doubt the Massasoi. Dining Hall
and Restaurant will DO q credit TO our city
and worthy liberal patronage. We wish
tho proprietors the most unbounded success,
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A-Mr. John Doss has completed very
handsome and commodious residence in the
eastern par, Of the city, and is fixing % hi.
grounds in good syle. We are glad to see
this evidence Of prosperity on the part of
An old and worthy citizen
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-08-03

~LApiEs! LADIES Don't fail to call
at Booge's and see those new baskets, just
from the mandatory at Hartford, Conn,
and selling at very low prices. Call and see
without fail I'm
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sA-Ne~ potatoes are qui'e plenty in our
our market, but the price-$2 to % \ bush
els little too steep, when we take into
consideration the plen,ifulness of the crop.
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~wasrEp-A girl, to do housework in
q small family. None but good girl need
apply. Inquire at the residence Of James
f. Bocse, or at The store Of II. D. Booge l.
Co. JAS. L. BOOZE.
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pDGson'ng'r rsesspea sbis week, per
steamer Nile, large stock of hardware and
agricultural implements. Farmers. builders
aud bo"sekeepers vii! please make note OF
this fact.
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Ia The steamer Nile, flo II St, Louis, ar
rived at our levee on Tuesday, and dischar-
ged large quantity Of goods for our mer-
chants During the balance Of the season,
The Nile will run in tho Sioux CITY trade.
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sA-Ihe wild raspberry crop has been IN.
usually plentiful this year, and they have
been brought to town BY the bushel. The
usual price is twenty cents per quart.
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New Advertisements.
FRESH BEEF WANTED
Office of A. C s. /
F.. Randall, D, T., May IL, 1867.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received
~ at this Office until 10 O. look, A. NJ, on
Thursday. the 18th day Of Au-
gust, 1867,

For supply the Suhs,stnnce Department at
this Post with FRESH BEEF. for one year
from the first day of September, 1867. The
B'.f is to be delivered at this offc- it, quar-
ters tnecks and shanks excu1edj at such
times and in such quan'ii"s a. The A. c S
for the time being shall require, not esceed-
ing i've times per week -paymtnt TO De
made monthly as far as practicable Tn.
bids must stat" the price per pourd at which
The Beef will e delivered, subject to lh"
conditions ana ! Mutations prs scribod herein
and the snbsis'' nee regulators Of the army
E"ch bid will be ntcnmrau,pi bv good
aud suthcieht guarant"e for it, faithful per-
Torrance, or it will not lie consid. red aud
good and su'iti-nt bond will be required for
the faithful futi'ime0t Of the contract The
right to reject any or all bids is reserved -
The bids must be in duplicate, with a copy
of this Advertisement attached to each, and
endorsed proposals for Beef" and address
"a t. the "A c S, FIR, Rand H. ID. r.
The bids will be opened ut my Office ~ F"rr
Randall, ID. I, the 18th day Of August, a,
10 o'clock, \. ~
BY direction Of J. Fl. GILMAN, Captain
{. 5. and Brrvei Lieut., Col. l.. S. A.. Chief
{ Dept. OF Dakota
RoB'r A. GIBSON,
2'-2w 1t 22d L. S & A. G. s.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-08-03

SrParmer, Booge and Bacon have new
advertisements in this weeks Register
These gent'emea have . just appreciation of
the benefits derived from judicious use of
printers ink.
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e4Chas. X. Poor left this morning for
Nobrara for the purpose of experimenting
the removal of the large hotel building at
that place to point some ton miles down
the river. We hope he may have good
time and accumulate large wad Of green.
backs.
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D9-See advertisement in another column
Of mill saw aud machinery for sale.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-08-03

Kent Is agent for the Cottage and
Rustic Shades, and is prepared TO furnish
them any length or width. u... I'm =.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-08-03

~ Rev. Mr.. TingIey's residence on the
bench is rapidly approaching com pe,ion.-
II is = neat and substan tial buildipg
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-08-03

D~Call at kent's and examine those
Cottage and Rustic Shades, before purchas-
ing pc per or linen. I'm
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-08-03

AAsosic.-A specials comm nics,ion
OF Sioux City Chapter No. 26, Royal Arch
Masons, will be held in the Masonic Lodse
hoo" on Thursday evening next, Aug 9Th,
tor the transaction Of important business -
"A general attet dance Of Companions is de
sired. l. ID. FARMER, H., r.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-08-03

Goods sold as low as any
other house. and packages deliv-
cred to any part of the city; free
of charge.
L. d. FARMER.
Sioux City, June, 1867.
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~WxrcK or . Norxr.,x Ro,r-. cor

- WxEck or MorxrAlx BoAr-A cor.
respondent informs the Omaha Republican
that tho steamer Trover was wrecked about
400 miles below Benton. Her freight and
passengers were taken to Benton BY the Ida
S,ockd~lc, and returning, took the uachi-
merry. leaving the wreck 10 the night. Two
colored boys Of the Ida we're sleeping in the
Trovers hull when the Ida departed They
awoke to End themselves abandoned in the
wilderness, without food or any mean, of
defence. Ig' Grant Of the country, they
s'ar.,d dow" the river, hoping to overtake
the boat. I" attempting 10 cross ANAL
river, (s"ppo.ed to be the Little Muddy one
of them Was drowned, leaving the other en-
tireiy alone. On the morning Of the ll,h
uh,. while the Sunset was moving along in
front Of an almo., impeue'r.ble thicket,
about twenty FIVE miles below Fort Rice, the
att ntion Of those on board vas a,tra c,ed to
a man waving an old white ha: above the
'h'cket. The boat approached, and found il,
10 be the remaining one Of the two colored
boys, who was so weakened by hanger and
travel Is to be unable to 20 any further. and
nearly naked. He had been out nine days
All! in that time had travelled night and day,
without moments sleep or bi, to eat, save
a little bark aud some blossoms grea,
part of the time he travelled over the hills to
cut short the distance and avoid the swamps
along the river, aud thus m ISIS ed the forts
and steamers. His face WAS literally raw
from the bites Of mosquitoes, but he rapidly
gained in strength and flesh after his rescue.
His name is Frederick Good, aud he halls
from ST. Louis
AOn Tuesday, the steamer Nile bro't
up 40 tons Of freight for l. D. Farmer, aud
his storeroom and warehouses are literally
full Of new goods. From early morn till
long after dark Odd after load Of sash and
doors, nails and glass, and every variety o.
groceries might have been seen going from
the levee to bis warehouses, and he has
actually got so many goods that he can
hardly end room for them, even in his large
storeroom and warehouses.
Partner has been selling goods art;l low
lately, and the result is he is compelled to
keep large stock to supply his increasing
trade. He is being patroniz"d BY ever, body
who keep posted ON prices and know when
thing is cheap. X.
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200 obls salt,
$50 kegs nails,
10 hbls coal oil,
loo pine doors,
80 bundles sash,
Is boxes window glass,
20 cases wagon grease,
20 do. wash tubs,
dozen well buckets,
Io" JS"'oS'
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-08-03

1ay- VIM ebago James hummer. in the
characteristic laneuac. Of an abandoned
pimp, charges somebody with reading the
contents Of The TEclsvER "in the dirty
sewers of society," and then compa rs that
it created a 'vie stencil in the nosrls of
he respectable man into VIII Sc face he
thrust it," We >hou'd like to know wha, III,
Respectable man. was doing 'in The dirty
sewers Of society," The Chief is getting a
little mnddItd b, re writing the above he
must have been some place where whiskey
was free. or where he had an opportunity TO
dta'" It, f 'umhIers Of the sops
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-08-03

SIEMPER.NCE PLATFORM "-This is
the name OF dry little paper printed at
Des Molirs' 1t Is IA lie "A cheat 1t has nc
temperance about it. 1t uses he mos, vnl.
gar and Incorporate language that it can
produce. II it cannot be vile enough in
speech, it seizes upon csr,catures aud base
Of the Germans and De-
mocra,s, and appeals to r ideals to stand
by the radical temperance ticket.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-08-03
ALI over Town and County.

IAN purchases made at the
store of Fl. D. BOOZE & CO.,
will be delivered in any part of
the City, free of expense. IF
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-08-03

6SS NEw BUILDING. y ,lhau Ha..cnback
Is erecting buil ling on bis lot adjoining
hents drug store. The building will con-
tain two ro"ms, ole to be used by himself
tor cigar and tobacco store, and the other
has been rented by Tucker and Gribbe for
meat market The building is being erect.
ed by Dutton, and the work is going ahead
with The rapility CHARACTERISTIC of our pro
gressive city
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-08-03
e<J" We learn from the Onawa Gazette

1<J' We learn from the Onawa Gazette
that Rev. NJ. d. Collins, of Smi,hland, in
this county. recently me, with serious &C
e'oent. While returning TO his home, &C
companied by his wife and two children his
horses suddenly took frigh, and ran away
smashing things up generally Mr.. Collins
received some severe injuries about the face
The bones around the noe were smashe d
IN, tn" upper ~ split, and several teeth Sc
ioosencd As to render them useless until the
tone forms Together round heir roots.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-08-03
DAUGG]S1 7
Masonic Block, Pearl st.,
Sioux City, Iowa.


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