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FORT BEAU1oEp, II. r.,
Jan. 10, 1867.
/ / spea, tho holidays in sho ting ut the
hostile Indians, who at that time were about
us every day. They s,tacked tie Pos, 81 III
four different occasions, bu. ~ soou, q we
opened on them they would run off, We have
klle TWO Of them hat We know, Of, hut the,
were hit BY the shell, from the big guns. ,
1t was pretty scaly times Cor while, as.bere
were fifteen differen, camps Of Sioux within,
ten miles # Us, and seat US word that the,
we're coming 10 clean a. ou', but they soi
into some trouble among themselves and
wouldn't Al! coma Trey cnt rs off from,
wood and water, but fortunately We had q
good supply Of wood on hand, and have just
finished digging a we'll inside the F,rt.
We had shnne miners who were w,fteriap
here I" dig II, ard when they GOV Down abnut
twenty feet they struck vein Of a. nd that
PANIED out ten cent, III ,gold TO erery quart
Of DIRT There is quite an ex it,ment about
it, Al the miners are going to form them
selves in'o company, and prospect the
country about here in the spring They say
there are the very best. Indications for gold
in large quantities about here. / will le.
ycu know about il from time to time as op-
por.nniti~s 6ff,r
This country goes shead "f the world for
buffalo and large game. One can get up
almost any morning and see tbs prairie
covered with them. / have been on several
buffalo hunts, aud killed good many OF
them. d. Years. &c,
81, .-t......E e.. .CHAs. w. HtrPMAy.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-03-02
Jerusalem.

Jerusalem il, rcrh ps, unlike ary o'her
ri,y 10 he world. The midnight slumber j.,
undisl urb,d by the shrill voice Of the iron
morse as lie flanders aIo.g proclaiming the
march Of science, and hearing with a speed
swlttcr than eagles wings the products Of
cv'iz ton and the labor Of genius. The
weary sufferer tossing through The long
va ches of the night is un'l,sturbea by The
roll of wheels The devotee of fashion, the
midnight reveler--cne who has tarried lony
At the game OF chance, and q"aff d that cup
which a, last bi.eth like n serpent and sting
eth like an adder has no cause to curse
the ireman's trumpet, which has startled
him In his drunken sIumber The man OF
literature, who has labored long, until the
The creations Of his fancy, that his loved mes
may be preserved from Starvation, will not
have CONSEQUENCES aroused. and bis wealy
by the roll OF tie market cart bringing to
bis memory that Aurora has already haraess-
ed her b. rses, and o. ain the burIensoms
cares Of The day must force him to arise. No
FIRE. bell tells in which ward Of the city the
power Of destruction Is wasting. with more
than lightning .peed, aud ,mpiore the strong
and s.entorisn voice Of the noble fireman 70
rescue some helpless ! FAINT or trembling
maiden from the sufocating fans TIE
weary woman bending ov,r the cradle OF her
sick child, il not panied BY the hil,r;ty of
the ,h a.er going crowd. There are no
brilliantly illuminated stree.s-no light to
be seen without save the ftful glimmer
Of paper lantern car.i~d by the hard Of
the solitary night No policeman
stands sentinel. Tho soft light OF lhe moon
cannot penetrate those narrsw, da,k al!<,,.
The dnuph era of music have been brought
low. There is quiet pnrysJing these
streets. in which the wind even seems faint,
ard nothing finds n,terAnce save the bark Of
dog, the matin bell, and the mazzem' :
cry, doing GU, his lug.brious summons for
The faithful Mohusn modan to arise and eonae
to prayers .''> ~s.. ..~ Il
And this ID Jerusalem, once The JOY o. the
wbo'e earth! Aud this, the SPIT spread gu,
by Jehovah himself for the eternal dwe!lir
place Of his chosen. And these miserab g.
filthy, poverty stricken and oppressed people
are the descendants Of the friend Of Con -
he children Of Abraham. Behold the literal
Slil'mest Of prophecy See them '.mel,ed
out, peeled and 'roeden down by the worst
of heather % their houses possessed, the
pomp, Of the strong hiss ceased, aud their
holy places are deklei.' Where new is that
magn'6cens temple erected BY King Solt-
mon2 Yes, $3.50. CPS 3. pr has beess ,as
upon another, that has not been thrown
down. Well might the Savior say, daughter
Of Jerusalem, weep not for me; but weep
for yourselves aud children.
Yet, behold there has been left rem
nant that shall he brought forth, both sons
and daughters. For The Lord shall comiort
Zion be will comfort all her waste places.
Then for Zion' 3 sase lot " 10, rest until the
righteousness thereof 70 forth rs brightness,
and tho .alvst;ou thereof - lamp thai bur
meth: Pray ior the peace cf tusatsan; they
shalt prosper that hvs her. ',eat. ri 81 4 :.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-03-02

by IN amendment 10 tho revenue law, n,
tsx viii be levied on cotton grown in th,
Uoited States, after September nsx.
The State Of Nebrask. has besa brossh
int existence by the action of tho State leg
islaanre. That body met 1t Omaba q tn.
18th uls., and straightway passed On ses &C.
espsisg the conditions required BY Congress
This condition, ~ We have before stated, i,
70 give full political rights to Indians and
negroes, and grant them other privilege.
which will reduce Thorn to the level of poor
white trash. -..m..--,u.....-.. .......-.
The Priucess Of Wales has = girl baby
The event created great excitemens in cour,
circles. Such event, are too common in tbi.
country 10 excite remark.
A Congressional Temperance sociesy has
been organized at Washington. Among it,
members are Salisbury, Yates, Wentworth
and other hard drinkers. A few days afte,
joining The society, one Of she above trio ap
peared in the Senate in a beas,ly state OF
intoxication. An effort to tame q prairie
chicken would be as successful as TO reform
a drunken radical member Of Congress.
A hatch Of -radicsl Congress men. recently
called spon the President with proposition.
for a compromise on the recons,ruc'is
ques,io'. They were summary snubbej
by A, j. .,-... I'D.
The boilers Of the steamer David White
exploded on the 18th u!t., about 200 miles
fellow Me"phis, literally tearing the boat &c
pieces. Out Of one bunared passengers
only eleven escaped.
Surratt has arrived At Washington, and
was arraisaed b. fore the criminal court on
the % ultim,. He viii be tried by civil
court, but no day for the trial has yet beer
fixed.
The judiciary Committee are engaged in
the examination Of witnesses in the i;npeach
n"nt sf.ir, but no repor. vii! be made IA,
this session.
The democracy OF Ken,uck, hive nomi-
na;ed J. l.. Helm for Governor and Steven
sou fur Lieutenant Governor.
A la's Dispatch from New York says there
Is much lactua.ion in the market Of iha'
city that trade is much demoralized, and il,
much the same condi,ion that it was after
The panic Of 1857.
The Kansas legislature has adopted n
proposition to extend the suffrage to fem ales
McCrrery, late local of,he Dubuqua Times,
is about starting new republican taper IN
Dubuque.
Instead Of vetoing the bill regnla';n, h.
tenure Of civil Offices, it is believed the Pres
ident will allow it 10 become q law withuu,
his signature.
Congress has passed some sort Of reco"-
s'ruction Lili. The thing will be vetoed 10y
the President
Gen. Grant is said to be decidedly opposed
to the military reconstruction bill which has
been passed by Congress.
In Georgetown, D. c., a negro is a candi-
date for mayor. and Al the next municil al
election in Washington, two negroes, it is
said, will be candidates for 'dermen. The
progress Of the vayrant sou! Of the Kansas
horse thief is rapid in the vicinity Of the
ma iona' capital.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-03-02

The New York Hrrsld, which is Constant
" insisting upon th. impeachment of III.
President suggests tina, he may yet save him
self nv 4 flank movement, rs follows:
j hasb5H IS, asb"aia a,ioa sa~s ay ae. ~txsif
mea. ure- will, ~ all probability, 20 to him
for bis signature let him. returnit withbp
his approval, and he will turn the current 0
popular opinion nov setting 81. strougl,
against him, in his favor. fa,d there IL j.,
'oreseeing where be tide nav carry him ia
tive ED The tariff oil j, framed in thu
interest Of the wealthy manufactures Of New
England, Contra! New York and Prnnsyl
ssn,a,i VINO are, already dividing City pc
ctn' profit Annually. II is an outrage u po,
the Western AID Atlantic States, and ,h.
peope will rsJsIos 7oysrtits defeat. II is
rrass.e 70 male the rish riehsr and .h'
toor Peoisr. iI,fH i!.a .1HHf1
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-03-02

CoNtSpRuMs.- Every body likes good c VI
und'um-. Many = man has been cured of
sp' II or tie Sues ny hearing one told, and
it Ia not frequent thai some one splits his
SIDES laughing over a good Joke Or a we'll
+got'<up~ c,nundrun. There are however
sumo coEundrums that are very good without
being very funny. OF these the following.
by George Wakeman, writer OF the GALAXY
They srs nes ~ least to ust and we'll worth
repub'shinx: J, $3.50 .'-''
What 10 the difference between the
Prince Of Wales and y bon o-sh.ll? One IL
heir to The throne and the other is thrown to
| what Is the difference between "Old
Uncle Ned" and Louis Napoleon il the even,
Of another French revolution1 TIE one had
no hair the top Of his crown, the place
where the hair ought to grow; aud tbs
other, would have NJ crown on the top Of his
heir. the place where the crowa ought 10 20
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-03-02

JOSH BlLLlSGS ON Owls. -Jssh Billings
says Of owl:
Burds is Gods chursters.
Tsw the lin he gave majesty. to the ele-
plant strength tew he fox cunning, and tew
the tiger deceit But tew the burds, his pets,
he gave beauty - song.
And none, SO Blessed as the owl
The owl is game burd; he can whip any.
thing that ", ars feathers AFTER dark
He is q visa burd, aud boots At mos,
things.
He is solemn burd, a cross between A
Justice Of the Peace and County Commits
slarer
H. is 3 stiff hnrd, ard sits up ~ stiff as
an exclamation lolnt- ... =
He Is a luxurious burd, and feeds on
spring chickens
He IS a Iong-lived bnrd, and never was
known To take death naturally.
ii. is hardy b"ri, aud eroze t"f by
billing.
IL. is a honest bu.d, and alwuz shows a
open count"nance.
lie 10 a prompt hurd. and sa:s6ze bis out
standing bill n. ons'.
He j. asco'ntort"b'e turd, and a|wns sleeps
in feathers.
lie is al attentive burd, and during the
day ca n n!wuz be found in
He is festive burd, and don't come home
I'LL morning. =
thus tn. owl Is mistaken emblem # sol.
iod- and sadness II We dig into his nature
| closely. he is emphatically one Nv the boys
aui bel. ngs 10 he club.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-03-02
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The Crash Gaming.

The Ma'oPc'iiua record gives q fearful
picture Of tho present state OF the country.
That we'll Informed Journal says:
u" Every man doubt. his neichbor: the
merchants complain more aud more O! nc.
cumulsting stocks, with ne buyers comm,
IN from the country, aad not the reno e.
indications Of the spin, trade the foreign
bankers are sending ba>k By every steamer
government bonds by the million the me
chanics a@d labor; RS are going about idle,
and only l.vlus uton Tho ST., PICS earning. OF
last summer. The ship yards are silent
most OF the great manufactures In the coun
try, that ordinarily empl y hun lre.is Of op-
erstives, have closed th.ir doors ,hcre are
no new buildings going up, no railroads ma
KING, no canals digging; those who have
gold hold On to it, usd people WHO have
money are unwilling 70 lend it on stocks.
bonds. or railway shares, A. they know that
the m u thing that imparts value to these
promises to pay IS the stability o: the gov.
eminent that guarant 'es them, and as the
radicals ere now At work to revo!u,io,z,
thu sovcrnment, they are not tools snous b
to part with present something for q posi-
bic nothing
"Men of property and substance stand
aghast At the anarchical aud levoIu;ionar,
aspect OF the near uturo Is viewed through
tn" M dunn of things at Washington. I'm
leas there be rem ably sud len change Of
policy on the part uf those who are aiming
to subvert the governm-u', ID. country will
experience u financial aLd com m rcial crash.
compared with ~h,ch al pr Us c,l apse.
will . m but ripp'es on 'hr wave -bursine
rich aud poor alike in common ruin, and in
hic,ing such blow upon the ma'erial vel
fare ct the country as it will br unable to
recover from for quarter Of Il ccntury to
come"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-03-02
NOTICE..

I'O J. B. GREENWAl Sir: You are
j Hereby not fled that here is 70. on A..
in the Office of the Clerk Of the District,
Court OF Woodbury. County, Iowa, the pe,i-
'i"n OF II. ID. D~oge L c., claiming Of YOU
the sum Of nt"ety-Ihree dollars an! forty.
three cents as in 'ney jusly due the said Ii
ID. Boogs d Co, from You on account of
goods sold and delivered YOU By the SAID ii
ID. Bnoge x Co.: and also, on account of
goods sold you ~ c + Hodges. which claim
Ter goods sod you, tit "a i lie - h :, sold
and assigned to lhe sad ii ID. b .or.. ( Co.
tor valuable consideration. Sad ne,ition
further asks Tor a writ # ailnchm n again y,
your property which has bsrn issued
Now nnl->s you appear and def, nd to
said petition before nom # The second day
OF the next t Tn OF the Dl,tric, Court 10 be
begun and hid at Sioux Cry, within aid
for tie county Of W,oItdry. State Of Iva,
on the third Monday OF April, A. d 1877. "a
default vii be entered AEains you an! jui =
tnent render I'd tier, on t,r tie foil amount
cla'neJ, together with in,,re., and costs OF
suit.
Dated at Sioux City, Iowa, November
30th, 1865.
JOHN CURRlER,
m"r2-4y Attorney for Pinin.iff.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-03-02

st. Mary's Cathedral WAS dedicated At Du-
buqne on Sunday lust with imposing rsIs-
meniea. Bshop Hennes officiating. = Il ID
said that the Csiholic Church hast eers.
noniea attending upon the preparation Of .
church for public worship. A church Il
6lesssd Or dedicated often, when it'is ready
for public service iboaGh not finished. Hut
one j. never cpnsecrased until tits fully com,
plsted. Sad not then 5nless II i entirely free
ffem debt. An Submission fts Of d wsa
CHARGED ~ Tho ceremonies Sf dedication.
TIE bsildiah4 wAsa. eeoplsssd, y % eesl
t0.Ovox .AsAaNtTs
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-03-02

. 4 gsntlcmaus in, California having made .
lady 5 present Of .. pair Of pistols, after
several t,ials of'skill ihey c;tncIulrd TO 90
through the r rms Of = duel They took
their POSITIONS fred 1t the word, and to the
terror OF the lady, the gentlemen fell. She
TIRES herself franticslIy upo., the corpse, { a
bracing and kissing II with every emotion OF
sndsarment Under such snigical influen-
res the gentleman revived, and ross unhurl
from The gr1sad, and-sad--shsy IRE = b
married. .. n t T4.#t. .8
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-03-02

"o' SuRs," said Patrick, rubbing his head
with delight At the prospects Of present
fssn bis empioyer, ~ always mane TO do ny
duty" II believe you,' replied his employer,
, and thssefars, make yos present Of al
zen hare stolsn from me daring the ysar
sis." ma ss..tJast .a..t4a s4, III s.,a.
"Thank yer HONOR replied Pat lard
may al ysur friends aud 4cquAintancss trats
Joa q libsfalIy." W. 'ss-n y f..
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-03-02

.a The average density of population il New
Yo.l City, i !. equsl % 5000 pet square
open spaces bs1g ihalnesa in he. sstiaa.ss.
yard. long !; .ss. ia. i .liei 70 liz.
And An5ysaal hsyt tsidgt: a'.s' -
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-03-02

Csngsessman Hubbard writes from bis
home in Ina,ana that bis health 10 improv-
ing. and be shall take his ssat in the nex,
& C"nsrsss - she representative from tho 9Th
lows tv,rict. The better the condition oi
Congressman HubLsrd's health, the more
painful i j. Cor the radical sspirants q The
6.h dis,rick He nb,'inassly sefnses tn die.
rrsa.Iv u ,h-,s disappsiDtmsnk Dstuq4s
IiSs1JL att .e@as@a 8tFt Fl at#f EEa .#aaf#
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-03-02

A gentleman having very valuable glove
stolen from his pocket, advertisss that No
will Zip . penny With the thief to decide
VIE shall have the 80 slesa "f@a@s %s#@1
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-03-02

4 say friend, your horse il little contra
y, u 10 notr No, sir + What mskss hin
sop thpnir sOb, hs's afraid Donsbody'l 4 ~
Whoa, and hGut1o'J hJaS IT, g ~ e Ill
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-03-02

- The Leg,sis,u,~ e Wss. Virgins bss
voted 10 remove ihs csnital q that S.ats
trvm Hhssla.g " GorHnpscwa. sos ! .a13
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-03-02

Important Discovery Of Geld 1t eh>
Il Mouth - the Yellow stone.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-03-02
SECURE III: BEST INSURANCE.
~ CALLING
" + \ RE & ALLISON.
South west corner Of Pearl and Sd Streets,

Mons sn"nId n"-'-ct 20 important a matter A. In
sif.nGe. and The len - tn, past the
ter-,ict t~f n"nbtr 81 terrible rond. rati>ns the
''=' n l''-f .! l'Ilurs- u; !n~"r Companies Of
~haf cal itti d"rRstrat"s lie fact tina. MT, the slJ
sN'tIr'i ""II"ne~ +" In e capital who adhere to
"IM FADES "'n gua.an t. the ins the indemnity
lie pays for and has Il right to expect.
Those desiring In-urarce should call at enc- AMI
taht lslcy oi y! the Above com d. nes Our
rates ar" - lowe consistent With the
r" uses 'c"r!HE III >E'uN tI:y ,cIaiiS. under
Hci', sue y Us viii lie adjusted and pad here in
, 'Urtt.IaSks
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-03-02

REFERENCES AND CORRESPONDENCE:
National Park Bank. New York CITY.
CIark Bros. Il 20 Bankers, 1t. Louis Missouri.
L"nt, Pr~-ton A'kean, Bankers. Chfcapo
Sl'encer. villa Co.. Bankers, Bos ton
lfst Nati"nal Bank Dntuqu.. iowa
Fitst Natl nal Bank, Davenbort iowa
ssSht Drafts on New York City, St. Louis and
IN ago. Tor sale in sums to suit. We purchase
Easterm Iyrn IT'S, Go srn0ena 0~naa.
LaAa WnreaAf", (iOid Amd ST.,
Yer Coin. Gold Dust, Mulilated
'E-eenbacks" and attonal
NIX Notes, Cncurrcmt
Bank Bills. Govern
ment vn~ hers and
Co. Warrants.
We have for sale U. .. 7-3O and $40 Bo>s..
land Warrants and Agrtc ulturaI Scrin'
Government Vouchers, Notes. Draus.
an" Sl".l'" "i~'l sind, collected fsvorasis
Deposits Received, and Interest paid On
Money deposited for specified time.
TT bushes. Of tn. House condurted the same ~
an Incorporated Bank
All letters and orders 10y mail will receive prompt
attention.
Office hours-From A. NJ. to o r. N.
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Reparator Capill.

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the SMOOTH face In from five 10 eight weeks,
or hair upon bald heads in from two to three
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or hasten the growth Of the hair or beard.
Their assertions are false, ~ thousands of liv-
inn witnesses from their own cxpcricnce) can
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ousl II certainly is difficult, rs ninc-tcnths OF
the different preparations advertised for the
hair and heard are entirely worthless, aud you
NAV have already thrown away large amounts
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Know Thy Destiny.

NJADAMEE. i. THORNTON. THE GREAT
vi English Asstrologist Clairvoyant and
p-ychonctrician, who has astonishod the
scientific classes of the Old World, has now
located herself at Hudson, \. \. Madame
Thornton possesses such wonderful powers ni
second sight. As to enable her TO impaTt knowi-
edge of the greatest Importance to the single
or married Of either sex. While in state OF
trance, she delineates the very features OF the
person YOU are to marry, and by the aid OF an
instrument of intense power, known as the
Psycbomotrope guarantees to produce ne,
like Dcture OF the future husband or wife OF
tho applicant, together with date of marriage,
position in life, leading traits OF character, &C
This is no humbug as thousands OF test no
mails can assert. She will send when desired
certified certificate, or written guarantee, that
the picture is what it purports to be; BY en-
closing small lock of hair aud stating place
of birth, age, disposition and compile xion, and
enclosing fifty cents and stamped enveiope
addressed to yourself, you will receive tn,
! picturc and desired information by return mail
! All communications sacredly confidential Ad
drcas in confidence, Madame +. \. Thornton
y q BOX 223 Vudsc \, y. Y