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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-02-02

Ii there is any one thing ,ha, an Indian
breads above another it is our modern ape
p'iances for travel. This was exemplihed
las, winter when Hole.in-,he Day. chief OF
the Chippewas. and his sub-chiefs were Oh
thcir way To Washington. Arrived at tho
suspension bridge Niagara, they were oppo-
seG to rishjng ,hcir precious selves upon any
such con,rivanea as that, and preferred to
cross by n canoe. But they were compelled
to follow The fortunes Of tha cars, so they
made preparations for bidding farewell to
earth aud friends. They threw themselves
fla, uron the bottom Ct ihe ears rolled them
selves ali up in ih-ir blankets, aud eroaned
hideously until they were fairly on terra fra
ma n cain.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-02-02
NEVER SAY FAIL.
Keep tushink-''is wiser

Keep pushins-',is wiser
Than sitting aside.
And dreaming aud sighing
And waiting the tide.
III lies earliest battle,
They only prevail,
WHO daily march onward,
Aud never say fail.
With an eye ever open,
And a tongue that's not dv NIB,
Ard heart that will never
TO sorrow succumb,
You'll Laitle and conquer,
Though thousands as~ail;
H.w strong and how mighty
Who never cay fail.
The spirit Of Angels
Is active know,
As higher and cher
In glory they go;
Metblnks on bright pinions
From Heaven they SAL,
To soo'he aud encourage
Who never say Ias!.
Ahead then keep pushing,
And elbow your way,
Unheeding the envious
Aud asses that bray
All obstacles viii. van sh.
In The might of their wisdom
Who never say TAIL.
In life's rosy morning.
ln manhood's fair pride.
Let this be your motto.
Your footsteps to gui !e;
In storm aud in sunshi;r,
Whatever assaiD,
Well onw sri and conquer,
And never cay fail!
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-02-02
DUST RETURNING To Dust.

Sheriff Of Woodbury. County, Iowa.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-02-02

"What do yoa know of the defendant, Mr.
Thompson =? DO you consider him good
musician - =.
'"On that point | wish to swear with grea,
care, / 10 not wish to insinuate that Mr.
Vons'opes is not a good musician. Not n,
MI Butt could not help observing people
will observe queer things at tines that after
be commenced playing on thu clarionet a
saw-6ler who lived next door, left home, and
has never yet been heard Of
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-02-02

The Hon. joel Eastman OF CONWAY, n. II.
being on a visit to his mother, an old lady
Of 100 years or 50, aud bidding her good
bye. rs he did no, expect 10 see her again.
was in'erroga.ed by her with-"Why, Joel,
you amt going to die are you?'
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-02-02

r The New York Tribune has an article en-
titled q ow the Sonsh s,ands' IL view Of
its, character, il should be followed By one
entitled How The North lies' ....
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-02-02

Plumhago has been found in Wes,crn New
York. Lumhago is found everywhere. We
have little Of Is in our back premises
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-02-02

At wha. age do pigs end their existence?
Answer-Saus age Exchange.
Or when they are s.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-02-02

er property contemplated herein, any ex-
pcnses however that may be Incurred in
such proceedings 10 be borne by the said
party OF tho second part
This contract is to be and become in full
force and effect and binding and obligatory
upon the respective parties hereto so soon as
the same shall have been adopted and rat
fed BY vote Of the people Of said County Of
Woodbury. os in such case provided by law
Iu witness whereof this contract is by or
der Of the Board Of Supervisors Of said coun
~ Of Woodbury., signed BY the Presidcn, Of
said Board on behalf of said County aud
attested by the Clerk aud the seal Of said
County, aud on behalf Of said Rail Road
Company BY the President and Secretary OF
the said Rail Road Company with the Seal
thereof attached. In duplicate.
The Sioux CRY h Pacific r r. COMPANY.
By JOHN l. BLAIR, President.
JAMES N. McKlNLAY,
Secretary, and corporate seal
:''......"................
Sioux City 4 Pacific Railroad Comply
Dnhuono Towo
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SATURDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER II, 1867.
PEEpIaa THRoUGn TuE nLINps.

IN place Of books, or work, or play,
Some ladies' spend the iivcloiIK day
In scanning every plsser.by,
An inanv u wonder they dcscryl
They lnd among tho motley crowd
That some nrC Kuy and some arc proud;
That somo Rrc short and soTne nrV tall.
They get their information all
BY pcepins through tie blinds.
You walk tho streets ist common pacci;
You catch tho outlines ot n luce;
The faco seems strange; again YOU lNok-
Dear air, sho knows you like "a book
She knows tho color Of your lair,
Tho very stylo Of clothes YOU wear;
She knows your business, Ill be bound,
And all your friends tho country round.
by peepiiig through tho blinds.
She knows tho Smiths across the way,
Aid what they dino on every day;
And thinks that Miss Matil-a Jane
Is growing very proud aud vain.
She knows tho Browns at Number Four,
Just opposite lIer very door:
Folks quite as poor NJ they cnii be.
For don't thny sit aud sew willie SHE
Is pGcping through tho b.in,lsf
Ip,I lol;er. It you don't succeed
In gaining knowledge that you need,
Then at our window tako your seat
And gaze into tho busy street,
Full soon you'll read your n1ighbors well.
And can their tastes aud habits tell
And know tllelr business to at.
Much better than your cw'i, you see,
By pccpinR through the blinds.
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cons1gnees per sontn Carolina Railroad,
September IT.

l66 bales Cotton. IL balcs Mdze IS bbs and 6 sacks
Flour, 62 hbls Naval Stores Pig Iron and Suu
dries. 10 Thurston Holmes. u Bt Snuesurc, Rail-
road Agent, Ammo, II Klattc Co, RavrHel < Co.
Wheeler. Graescr. Lee. smith Co. Goldsmith 4 Son,
Street Bros Co. N ltohson II Inbsser, Daily Courier
Gibson, Adams Frost & Co. II iodacrs & Co, " q
Dukes Co, Hoffman, W p Downing, 4 Lowndcs, Sis
Co. il L Jcfers Co. Ebangh MallOnn Boilmapn Ilrns
Campeen Co, ID Kirkpatrick Christopher.
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COMMERCIAL.
nc cnuricsron co,,on Marker.

The ChurlcSron Cotton Market.
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
CHARLESToS. Friday Evening. Sept. H. lsd7.
There was no important change In the market the
prices OF the day before being generally obtained without
difficulty purchascrs operating 10 fair extent consider
ing the very light supply: saes &C bales viz TO-
81, al Az at aa 35 al 2ai. lG at 22ai a o. and
ut 23l,. We quote
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NEW BOOKS.

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GoTTsCTNLR,

In the world P''''N W AiS
Thoy arc unrvGod tor he singing ouslita. ana fo,
.ne nAfmohlons roundnoss Of thcir tono There n a
peHect nonoUenelty throughout ali tho regs.ors Tho
uPpot potea arc remarkable cearneIa and mn rty
saien 90 not ind In other instrument while che
Daoe astngnahed for powor without hArshness and
Tor ams8nlnoept ronority. A
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WHITES. Icorh,n DIE

REroRr OF THE CiiIEF OF POLICE, TO HIS HONOR Tue
MAYOR OF THE CITY OF CManLEsTOa, SHOWING THE NUM-
DEn OF PERSONS ARRESTED IN THE CITY cuARIgg-
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DRUGS, CHEMICALS, ETC.
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This most reliable sprclc universally adopted In
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hugtfsta Markell,

AUGUSTA, September Observation-Disclosures are buy.
ing al l4l nnd selling ut I4l
sILvER-Brokors buying al l3o and selling AT l33
Corros-sacs to-day light and the mar ket
quiet there being bnt little domand Sellers hold
ing Mlddngs ut about ~ centa. 5ales CO bales
as follows: at 14 Is at TO- u ut co. OF a. II at "a nt
22h and bale at 23 cents. Receipts RG bales.
WHEAT-We quote Rod at 81 90a2 10; White al 81 lGa
%, sacks included
BAcoS.-Sales largo AMI prices advanced We quote
Shoulders 1GHc d. B Sides 17i;als, &. II. Sides la
19Hc, ond clrar Sides 20c; uans a2Agl.
CoRN.-Advanred.-wcl lGCtc primo White e-arce and
in advance ut u a 4U Yellow and mixed at 81 90a1 S.
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Petition Of Harbor Master for August, 1867,
showing t272 27-l00 collected and paid over to tho
city. Information.
Return Of City Sheriff for August 1857, showing
31748 8o-1Qo paid into tho City Treasury. Informs-
Hop,
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In addition to tho above. tboro tie) forty-sir
cases OF distractions in the Streets and ~ iour alarms
refared to tho City inspector and Chief CT the Firo
Department
hftyeigh' t6e) head Of horses. cows &C., &C., were
found going at large contrary City Ordinance and
werc disposed Of accordingly.
hereny certify that tho above 10 . truo report as
taken from the Mayors Morning Report Books Of
Uppsr and Lower Wards.
@. r. sIowALD. Chief Of Police.
naceyed Of Captain c. D. SiswAld one hundred and
fwmty three dollars bo.1oo for above roturn.
Sl2s,so. g. THOMAS,
sxPTEhnRA ., 1857. City Treasurer.
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Examined and found cerrert.
JOHN II. HONOUR,
HENRY coBIA,


Committee on Accounts.
Petition OF J. L.. Davidson and otlcrs, praying
that the sidewalks King street, between Cal
houn and Vandorhorst streets, be repay we'd, and
also that tho lamp in that locality be lit. Referred
to Committee on Streets
Petition Of John Robinson & Co., for permission
to remove their hand-power press to No. % North
Commercial Wharf. Granted
Bills Of tho Gas Light Company for the month
OF August, 1867, amounting to So 22O729. Refer red
to Committee on Accounts.
Tho following report Of Tho Captain of Police
WAS received as information:
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st2sk on hand and on slipboaid.. ........ 1890
bACoFwis scarce and In nctire demand al sill higher
prices The principal sales today comprise Is casks Of
which 10 shoulders at 164c @, and 10 do ut IKE q
clear Sides at 2oc and 10 tcs sugar Hams az 2ic
ib which prico w1s refused for more brisk obbipu
trade Ia doing at l5n1Gc for Shoulders or clear
Sides, and 2Sa24c for sugarcured Hams
FREioHTs.-ihc market Ia dull There In fair amount
oftonnage In port but tLerc 10 very e Offering TO 40
forward. The rstes BY steam as follows Cotton 70
New York and philadelphia. lc per lb 10 oston. Ike
Cotton 10 Liverpool I'D Tobacco, 42s. GI. por id. By
sail Cotton to Liverpool, Id per To- Tobacco. 40s. per
hhd.
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MARINE NEWS.
pOnr or OIIhu l. E 5 TON
Arrived Yesterday.


Brig " II Bick,uurc, Bickmore. Boston, days. Bal
last. To the Master.
seMr Jonas srnh. Nichols. New York; days. Nt;Ist
4 Go. bowie Noise. il drawer. 7 oNeiil Son,
G AEST MIS, MT. S,mz % c. & TaT5on SI w; H,Gsiss
60. Ec Ss CO II I Trout. ,r"rESr E & SON KS%s' s,'s
Ii hss x" ;SSon SS aud I othass s''A S "''' A''
schr Marian uage. Drower. l,oslou. 10 dasa Mdzc.
White s1ss aastT ss lis aos GoH
Agcnl. Mackey 4 Faker. lIertz Go. q wlllams
Ghs;ln. @ li,os. s.,nss. s'le"I. iiart Co. and
urirr On the 3lst August and lst September eSpe.
ttc'ired heavy gales from to Sw.
Cleared Yesterday.
mig g Williams. Thompson Gcot otgctoSn. s Gil r
Baker TO-
From this Port.
Steamship Alliance. KciIy. Philadelphia. September IL.
LIST OF VESSELS
Up. CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
FOREIGN.
LIVERPOOL
Dr. lr bark queen stuart sailed :;;;. August August - -
MIppLEsnDhuUGH. FsG.
lr brig Bellona, RRwliugH. tailcd. July
VALENCIA.
The Yolc Angler. -. sailed. june Is
DOMESTIC.
BELFAST. NE.
Sclr Sarah buck, White, sailed. Jnly %
BANGOR, SIZE.
schr Eclipse, Pcnllcon, cleared. August
RocKroRT Mr
Sclir Casta. Jones. up. sept
Schr RJnmcaon. Jameson, ul'. ....Scpt
BOSTON.
lIrg Galveston. Merryman. Sept
brig Cyclone, -, np... .ahs,ist 2'
Schr Chloe. -, noston. Zip .Auguft .
NEW YORK.
Sclir Myroyer. Hughes. up. Sept
Sctr NeyRda. Doughty. cleared. Sept
SrlIr Ancricus. Moss, up. .Sep
ruIt.iDELPHIa.
Bark Orchil!a, Hayner. cleared. August
Scr John Griffin Foster. cleared. August
Srr l. ial,aKc, iiia cleared .oIt
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CITY COUNCIL.
=. 4.uU Ian nl l. L II N q.

CoUNclL CHAMBER. September 10, 1867
Present-Tho Mayor; Aldermen Rnvcnei, ONeill,
Willis, Steinmcyer, Olney, Honour, Enston, Cos
grove, Enrio and Courtenay-12.
Tho minutes of the last meeting were read and
confirmed.
The following matters woro disposed Of
Petition Of G. Geraty and others living in Tho vi
oinity OF South Bay streot, praying that tho
islanders be permitted to land their produce at tho
landing foot OF King street, until such time as
somo other convenient place can be procured
Referred to Committee on public Grounds, &c.
The following communication. accompanied by
tho annual statement, OF tho private fund of tho
Commissioners Of the Orphan House, WAS received
as information and tho statement ordered to be
published with the Annual City Accounts:
ORPHAN HOUSE, l
CHARLESTON September 6, 1867.
The Hon. The Mayor and Aldermen Of Charleston:
GENTLEMEN: herewith you will receive the mn
nuAl statement of the Private Fund" of the Com
msBioners OF tho Orphan House.
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
JOHN II. HONOUR,
Chairman pro tom.
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TliALBERQ.

consider chiekering gons pianos b,yond eorn,
pAraon. tho pest navo ever seon In Ainsrica.
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LONDON. July 20, lGgo.

Ks.irf. Chickering q Sont: ~ ~
GERTs hayo iuRt boeu Invited by Messrs oolIsrd IN
try Grand PiAno-forte manufactured by you and I
have no hesitation In endorsing tho opinion OF my old
riend Mr. o. ID. Coliard, vz That It Is the an os In.
strumsnt over played on.
Believe me, gentlensn, most faithfully yours
!, L. HA1v1OE
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LIFT DospG. srocRs &c, belonging TO tho Private
Fund of tho Commissioners OF the Charleston Orphan
House. this 31Bt dag OF July, 1867.
10 Certificates Of City per cent. Stock.
amounting .ss2 l4s 10
a per centj. ...................... 1000 90
Bonds Of tile State Of South Carolina, bear
ing Interest at the ratio of per cent per
annum. $1,000. are. 1000 90
9 Bonds of tho Houth Carolina Railroad Com
pany, per cent. per aunum, $500, nre... 1000 90
4 Bonds of the Grecnvile and Columbia Rail-
road Company, per CT. per annum, $780,
l Bond OF the Charleston and Savannah Rail.
road Company tStato guarantcc) ........... 500 90
Bond of Major o. d. Heri9t, balance duo June
6, 1862, as per statement. s2705 70, with in
terest to dato, and crodit Of $1,000 ON uc-
count Of aame, August 0, 1859.
Balance duo August Q, 1867. 6.7ss co
sA43s 70
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GA r D.

with feelings o. pride American manufacturers
been received by ia recently: ~ a''
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l.oNpoH, Auguat %. 1850.

Jar1et N. Wthh, Kfq.: ~
MY DEAN SIN: Az you are going back to The United
ethtes. must bog you TO remember ma kindly to the
Mesar9. OhiokerinR. Tell thon, I wns delighted Win,
their Grand PiInoforte--at good an inrru 1s,t Hins
AZ waI eper furnsd out. boh III touch andtept
Wishing you. &c., renain averti iiy,
II. F. BR0nDWOOD.
Firm OF I: nrondwood Hons. riino-forte Mhnuiso.
turera, London.
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10000 PIANOS

In the construction of which they have eysrv
known and valuable improvement. They hsvo Ingaris.
hy been selected and used by all of The yord,s IA.
Hnooe0ei grcst artists who have visited this oountrg
professionally, both for private and public uIe
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EUROPEAN TEsTImoHIALs,
t'oaDoa. January II, 1850

ioanoa. January II, 1850
AT DEAR SIa: have srost pleasure In aakinR youto
convey 10 Mehars. 0htekering the cIpresaou OF my
hifheAt approval OF their tnnrumsnt 1tis consider
not merely the best instrument of American anufno-
nro that have trled but CT the Grand Plano
orea thai hiss cvnr como under my observation; and
tho MesBrs ChicEsrinR may we'll be proud OF having
tnrned ont from their manufactory an instrument
which ior ,ouch quality, powor aud workmanship IL
Eoud Id very difficult TO aurpass in any part Of tho
Vide world. "
Dear mir. very sincerely yours.
ufIAH. D. OoLLARD,
Firm OF ooil.rl oalard, Piano.forte MInufanturers
London. '-'--f
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TtI:Ionid from the on difnonfihed Artirts in Europ
10 HesHf. Chicktrinp q Sosf:
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Among the chief points OF eIcellsnoe OF the Ohickor
Ing Planos OF which spesk the renowne srsts In thair
congretulaory testimonials to tho Moasrs arno
are the greatest possible depth richness and volume 81
tone combined with rare hrillancy. olesrnoIa ana
perfect erenness throughout the entire lcsle: snd
aoovo ALL surprising durltton Of sound tbs puro aud
symp.hotio quality OF which changer under tha
most delicate or powerful touch.
During the past fort7hree years this firm has manu-.
aotured
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New Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS, September 9.-Our quotations are
generally Intended 10 represent Wholesale prices At re-.
tall or the filling small orders. higher rates may hare to
be paid,
CoTTos-The market WAS characterized to-day by
total inactivity. The assortment Offering restricted
though factors, who uncovered their tables. showed In
to make further concessions, bnt buyers held aloof
the downward tendency OF tho Liverpool
md New York markets. inducing the belief that mate
rally reduced rates will prevail later In the week.
Ihore woro no sales reported In The absence Of which
quotations mia be regarded entirely nominal. Buyers
arc manifostly determined not TO purchase present
prces is oven doubtful if they would pay 2Oc per 3D.
for Low Mddng Cotton in the present depressed state
of the market.
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
Stock on hand Isl September, 1867. . bales-I6 25G
received Today. y......................... 46S
Hoeei ed previously. Observation-Disclosures. 1877 1875
Cle'red previously. Observation-Disclosures. 2ssi- 1881
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-05-17
A DESERVED TRIBUTE TO CoxsEss.-

A DESERVED TRIBUTE TO CoSHEss.-
The Reese River RereiM Of Tuesday
last, in its leading editorial says:
Hon. John CONFESS, tho ablest, or at
least the most useful Senator Of the Pa
cifc coast, has returned to California
and entered the field for reelection.
y To John CONFESS the min
ers are indebted for every measur
which has been passed for their benefit,
including the Mineral Land bill, the
Ross Browne exploration, the Pacific
Railroad exploration, and many other
measures. The agriculturists Of Cali
fornia have been equally benefited BY
his exertions in their behalf. \ \
\ Nevada is very much interested in
this election, and its papers should eI-
press their wishes and their reasons for
their choice. This is q mining State,
and as such, n Of the most, and soon
to be the most important one Of the
Union, and therefore demands a repre-
sentative of that great interest. We
have none from u own State, although
our delegation has some influence il
only properly directed. Stewart has
done something towards aiding Conness
in the great questions which have arisen
in reference to mining interests, but the
great "word chswer" accomplished all
his aims in securing his partner the po-
sition of District Judge and in transmit
ting mining cases to his Court.
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SPECIMEN OF BRITISH RULE IN INDIA.
An American traveller, writing from
Bombay, under date of last January,
says that the worst of our i%nconveni-
snces in railroad travel are Insignificant
compared with what is endured in the
East. Last year no less than seven or
eight corpses, if we remember rightly,
were taken from the carriages Of this
line Calcutta and Deilhi) slone-vic-
Tins to a barbarous system Of o~ver-pack-
ing. Men and women are often so
packed in q third-class a as to be
compelled to remain standing during the
entire length of a journey, sometimes
400 or 500 miles, and at the hottest sea-
son Of the year. Nowhere are the natirs'
treated otAer,rise than as Wild beasts. Tick
cts for distances under those paid for
are constantly issued to the ignorant
This statement is confirmed by Captain
Williams, On under secretary to the gov
eminent, who says that the number OF
persons found dead in trains is very
large.