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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-07-13
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Pauline Lucca, the prima don
IA, is coming to this country
next fall.
There are more deaths than
births among the colored popu-
lation of Rhode Island.
The Houston (Texas) Tclc-
graph approves of Horace Gree
ley for next President.
Colonel Scott, who wrote
"Mosty and his Men" is in Lon
don to arrange for the sale of his
book.
a rather wild young canal
driver, IN Troy, New York, has
turned out to be a woman in
disguise.
Fractional Shinplasters, in
stead OF silver, indicate the rad
ical change" that has come in
the country.
Albany is thronged with bril-
dial parties, and sixteen newly
married couples arrived at the
Dclevan House a few evenings
since.
In New Orleans, few days
since, about ten thousand dollars
in Confederate money, mixed
with other waste paper, was sold
at four cents a pound.
In St. Louis, the police have
been taking the names of those
who frequent disreputable hous.
cs, and are considering the pro-
priety of publishing them for the
benefit of the community.
Seventeen crowned heads were
present at the gala representa-
ton at the opera in Paris, on
June 4. The performance con-
sisted of 'L'Africaine" and the
second act of "Gisella."
A Berks county, Pennsylva-
MIA, preacher discoursing on
Daniel in the lions den, said -
AN thar he sot all night long
lookin' at the show for nothin'
and it didn't cost him nary a
cent"
A Memphis paper reports a
secret new organization in that
city, formed ostensibly for bene-
VIOLENT purposes, but in one of
the degrees the initiated niggers
are required to take fearful
oath to murder all who abandon
its ranks and oppose Brownlow-
ism.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-07-13

Ia This being one Of the Oldest establish
m.n.s On tue Upper Missouri, it possesses
superior facilities for the accommodation OF
ouyers. The goods are ali new ahd fresh,
and purchasers can rest assured that III buy
ing at our establishment they will &c, good
articles at the lowest living prices.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-07-13
4 ! , 9 6

Fire Policies issuel r>uch it's Agencies for the
year isa5, Is suggestive Of the Wide spread and ex-
tens,Net business snjosed by the fnENlN and tho
emphatic desire among all classes for tho protes-
ton lis policies afford.
Branch for the Vest and South,
No. II Vest Fourth st, Cincinnati, Ohio.
II. VI. MA6lLL, Gcnn Agent,
~ Phoenix Policies issued promptly by
GEO. WEARE, Resident Agt.
Aha''ai''h steuA City Iowa,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-07-13

A laudabls ambition exists among threshers to own
the best machine in the reig hbolhood.' Nothing is
disagrceabe TO them than to have farmers ccm-
plain that their work is rot properly done to lose
v2luabls time BY o. breakages, and they can
Lot be too careful in selecting a machine.
The Sweopstakesis the accredited head
Of the thrr~hing Machine miy, and it- superior
strer"'h. durability, simplicity Of draft. style OF
finish AMI capacity for thicshrg and cleaning grain
faster and hrtter than any Other in the world,
acknowledged.
The great reputation achieved by this
fNvortc machine has led several interruptions
fac-crs. ana Numerous agents. 10 attach the name
'S"EEi TAXES" in one way aud another TO their
naChincs AID advertisements to m.lcad and deceive.
This is the essence Of meanness--down-
avoid the c2nnterfcit see that every machine has
ne card, o &C. ArLrMA "A, , CO. Mas.tasr.sss;
both sides Of the Separator.
The Genuine Sweepstakes enables the
thresher 10 pick his customers seldom stops for
pairs lasts much longer than others. saves much
grumbhng and ssxation does the same amount Of
work with les labor, and enables him to select the
best and most prom able johs.
The farmers give it the preference. and
often an extra price per tnshrl because it thr.shes
straw. clears 1t for mark: whon, waste, saves all
III" crain, does its work Wih the utmost speed safety
and ccou"uly. md o'es not keep gang Of men and
teams about Ihem on expense.
The elegant Patent Pivot Side Gear"
is to be found only on the "SwEEPsTAkEs."
Our Patent Cleaning Apparatus en-
ahs the operator to control the direction OF the blast
ana position of tie selves. and clean either n aVy
light rain without waste fact as it can be htshrd
- the chat aud dirt beng separated from the grain
before u strikes tie &eiae at al.
Separators Horse Powers, Straw
Stackers. Gears. or Jacks, sold sepa-
ratelv, when desired. written Warranty de-
lyer,d With every machine. The ''SWEEPSTAkES'
IL usually a very article after harvest, and par
ties should order edSty
Call or send and get pamphlet circular
giving fun description and particulars together
with numerous certificates. and the names and resi-
deuce OF over three thousand persons who have
bought and used the SWEEPSTAKES in Illinois, Iowa
Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Kansas, alone.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-07-13
The attention Of Country Merchants is
solicited to our Jobbing Department..

D%A large lot Of Corn. Wheat, Oats and
Pork wanted, for which the best rates will
be paid Also, Dry and Green Hides, Furs.
and all kinds Of Produce taken in exchange
Tor goods.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-07-13

~ Produce Of all kinds taken In exchange for
goods, and The highest market price paid
Als". Fars OF all kinds, Dry Hides. Pork. Bacon,
aud everything available which the farmer may have
to disaoda of. Iianl .GGl D. r. HEDGES.
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-20
Democratic National Convention
at Louisville.

1t gives us pleasure to learn from our
Kentucky exchanges that the time for hole -
ing the proposed Democratic National Con-
vention at Louisville, Kentucky, has been
definitely and satisfactorily agreed upon,
and that the 4TH DAY OF July NEXT is the
time fixed upon for the coming-together
of that body of "the bone and sinew :" OF
the country.
This is all right and proper, though we
have from the beginning favored an earlier
day for the meeting, for the reason th at the
exigencies of the times demanCs early and
prompt action. This postponement will be,
we presume, altogether satisfactory to the
masses Of the Democracy of this State. 1t
was first proposed to hold said Convention,
in May; but a portion of our State Centra,
Committee thought that time too soon
and urged pOstponement. 1t was finally
agreed that Ohio would favor any day that
might be agreed upon, not later than the
4th of July; and we are now glad that the
time has been fixed upon that glorious An
niversary of our National Independence
The day having been thus agreed upo n
it is now the duty of Ohio and every other
State, to adopt and carry out such meas
ures as will secure full representation in
that body; and we hope the proper steps
may be taken at once. It will, as we be-
lieve, bea cow ention for cons ultation and
adVlsement alone; and, for that reason, il
should be attended by men of profound
wisdom and craftsmanship. Our very best
men should be sent as delegates, and every
pains taken to secure full attendance.
We anticipate much good from the Con-
vention, and will endeaVor to be present or
the Observation-Disclosures Gazette.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-20

go back after that, and-so and so-the
thing was settled.
congratulated him heartily. Presently
said by chance, How lucky it was you
didn't send back Miss Warren's lettersl"
~ My dear fellow, that was what wanted
to explain to her; could not send them
back.' f..s -
.sYou found them too dear to you?"
At last, then, he'd been betrayed into a
feeling of romance.
q Not at all,' he explained. ST couldn't
send them back, because-I hadn't kept
them. I'd destroyed them!" s.9 a.a
destroyed them?"
only keep business letters; they're all reg
ularly docketed at my office. But for
GeOrgy's letters, they were no use. 1t was
no good keeping them. 1 made them into
pipe lights" h l...,-- .a
You didn't tell her that7" e..
| "No; / hadn't time. / never arrived at
my explanation about the letters"
Then, my dear Stone, let me entreat
You, whatever you do, don't give Miss
Warren your explanation about the let
ters." e~.--.,+..f .. ....l ...f
why shouldn't I9' ~
"Don't you see? She thought you didn't
send back her letters for sentimental rea-
son; because they were so dear to you that
you couldn't part with them, and 50, In
point of fact, that little misunderstanding
of hers let to the re-establishment of your
love affair.""
do you think SOP" he asked musingly
"But if GeOrgy's made any mistake about
the matter, / think I'm bound to set hel
right"
! my dear Stone, take my advice; for fear
of accidents, set her right-if you must SCI
her right-after the wedding ceremony, moi
before.n
! Whether or not he took my advice I'm
not aware. He was married in due course
to Miss Warren, and know that that lady
was often heard to declare subsequently
she had married the best husband in tht
world.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-20

81 told you should try and see Georgi-
ma again. "WeH, l know that she often
went with her father and other relations
and friends to the Geological Gardens on
Sunday. 1 couldn't call at old Warren's
house, you know, because understood that
was as good as kicked out of that. So
went to the Geological. Ive friend who's
fellow who gives me a ticket tor Sundays
whenever 1 ask him-and looked about
for -Georgina. l soon discovered her, with
Warren and lot of other people. She
saw me, and understood by my signs that
WANTED to speak to her on the quiet. Well,
she fingered behind little. and when the
rest of her party went to look at the kanga-
reos, she slipped with me into the snake
house. She looked rather frightened, and
the tears stood in her eyes; so l put my
arm round her-iG didn't matter to me who
saw me- you knOw-and told her there
was nothing to be alarmed at, and that
only wanted to say word or two
[ then told her that / was sorry had
not sent her back her letters as 1 ought to
have; but the plain fact of the matter was
couldn't do it. SYou love me still, then,
Ned ?" she said. ''Of course do, Georgy,'' p
l said, "whos been telling you 1 don't ?''
Then she began crying terribly. "Come,
Georgy," said, "let's be married whether
papa likes it or not only say the word. She
didn't say the word. Poor child, 1 don't
think she could speak for crying; bntshe
looked at me, and she gave ever such a
lite nod, and then she began laughing
through her tears. 1t was the prettiest
thing you ever saw. Of course / kissed
her, aud then turned, and who should be
standing close at my side but old Warren
Georgy gave little scream, and then tried
| to make believe that we were only looking
at the boa-eonstrictor. But of course thai
didn't do; so said to old Warren, in 6
CHEEKY sort of way, putting out my hand
"Mr. Warren, Georgy and ITare going tC
be married that's quite settled. But YoU
and may as well be friends all the same
! We'd much rather have your consent thar
not. Suppose you give it u.s." f5
+ He was so astonished, that before, I think
he quite knew what he was doing, he'd ia.
tken my hand, with all his friends standids
! round and looking on. OF course he conldn'