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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-05-17

ma. We understand the City Council
has under consideration the propriesy Of
widening cur side walks to make room
for those cheap hoop skirts for sale al
Booge's, Farmers and Haas. Most wise
Solous
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-05-17
EE~We received calls from

Ey~We received calls from several dis
tinguished Dakotians during the week.
Among them we're Gen. Torn, Hon. H. S.
DONALDSON, JESSE WHERY, III. kENNERLY,
Major LYMAN, Major ZrEBAcH and Lieut..
BACON. Call again gentleman and bring
your knitting along.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-05-17

BfRp The District Court for Dixon Co..
n. T., will open on the second Monday OF
July.-Thc United States and District
Court will open III Dakota City, on the
first Monday of June.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-05-17

Bee The absence Of the editor from
town will account for the lack Of our
usual amount Of editorial aud miscella
neOus news.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-05-17

gsS" Nathan S. Porter, Probate Judge
fer Dixon county, is about to erect q first
class saw mill, at the nourishlng town Of
Ponca, N. T.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-05-17

Hy~ DIsD.-In the Hospital at St. Louis,
April 2lst, of erysipeles, CHARLES f.
SMITH, son of Abel and Margaret Smith,
Of Smithland, Woodbury. county, Iowa,
aged q years and months. He was
member of the 10Th Illinois Regiment.
Where in all cur suffering country is
the locality that has not been afflicted by
an announcement like the above, of some
husband, brother or SOD, who has fallen in
battle, or yielded to dire disease contracted
in the exposures incident to camp life
Here is one who in LIES prime, full of
hope and courage, responded promptly to
his country's call, cheerfully accepted the
hardships of soldiers life, followed where
duty lead, and finally sealed his devotion
to his country 5 cause by his life. Patri
etism summoned him from home and low
ing friends, but it has no voice that can
command his return. 1t is events like
this that bring the realities of war home
to our very hearthstones.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-05-17

asg" We at last have good and sub.
stantial bridge across the Flyod. So much
for the enterprise Of our own citizens aud
the citizens Of Melbourne.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-05-17

EsE"We are indebted to some Of our
smithlaud friends for local news, designed
for publication two or three weeks ago
We will endeavor hereafter to keep the
machine running, aud 50 no, lose the ben.
eft of such fayors
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-05-17
EJThs old and popular establishment

me kes their establishment, in extent and
variety, superior to any in the upper Mis-
souri, country. The heavy stock Of all
kinds of oas needed in this country which
is constantly TO be found in the establish
ment of II. d. Booze & Co., enables them
to transact a large Wholesale business;
aud merchants in northern iowa, doing
limited business, will find that they can
buy 70 as good, if not better advantage in
Sioux City than elsewhere. And to retail
buyers we would say, when you are out
shopping" don't fail to call at Ii. ID.
BOOZE Il Co.'S.
B.tA, Read the announcement made in
+. BCCuRUCKER' celQmn in this paper
IL speaks for itscIt--aud visit to bis ca
,abiishment will satisfy any one that he
offers nothing but what he has for sale,
aud what he says he is willing to perform
He advertisos largely, and consequently
is doing . very large business.
nsap We call the attention of the public
to the information contained in our friend
PARMER's advertisement in another col.
umn. His advertisement is big, tut his
stock Of goods is bigger. He promise
nothing that he is no. able and willing to
perform. Call and see him by all means
if you wish to get your nancy back.
ssE- Our enterprising nsighbor. ISAAC
HAAS, has recently been making extern.
.ive additions to his large establishment,
nov. aI ;'.,,;..,t;an 80 o''I;,orm ;,,Ia.
tanoa Na,;4., ,1n,. a',d ,,aII ,ai,,f,aj
stnrk Of rsaJv ,,.de cI,tb;po he ho,olsa
a large a.snrtIu.n, Of drv roods IaI;ny
dress goods, &c, which be proposes TO
sell cheap for cash.
s1vo o. :, .lohaI.;, on,,l
'''0 ~ -
.,,no, racr,;, e.an, ,o,,:n. 49,, a,~,on,
49,, a., aa'na. 49,. ~ - 1,' ,
,.''o '"I , ,!, 'n-' ~ - 1'"','a' mas
1890, ~ a1,:x ~ &c.,, 'II;sI
b. viii di.roSa Of nLann rs A. n..h 80 "'''''
r.-z-We commend th. os.,hr.hn,o,. &c
"a ''''N 'N'AN' ." e'r' street, 10 our
TRENDS from the country who may visit
o,Tar ", "', 49,, a. :" 'ovN ~, Il Ior 10
j.; 49, I;do ""I " Te' no. I"1 NC N'1
,;.;. ..;,I,,.,. s'S;' p'.S:oE - H''1'o
.oaI n. - ,."a s'''''' '''"S 'i'n' ,oU
49,, W ga" S"pP' %" WIN any
n''7 '''n' q ''''o'e' VI muse rays :" u
o.I o,'' . o'"' IN ''''''' '"'''' N''''
.,,
S<o y pair u oootS or SHOES dla you
say Yes, W can tell you where you caa
let them, Just as good and lust as cheap
a. they can be had it Nos.hwesteru Iowa.
Where did YOU say? Why at either
GArGnRAN's or kErNuANNs establish.
meuts on Pearl street Work done ut
e''"e' " '"''7 p'ats9 VIII. 90 I" "NF-'hr
''S' i my are l"'' ''e PAGES ~ our sSh
.''"'''"' '"' ''I'"et OF any othef man.
~ Ie'" so'o "'-G s"oS'a""a' PAR o. ooo'N
" '"oc''
ss.sg~ seller ( ArcsERu,<'s advertise.
mon, will ha f,,,,l :, .o.so,, .,,..ou
They ara manufacturing tho he,, lima Of
Larer Beer bv the wfoIasaIe a"d oer
SUNNY tho citi1ans If Eorthvast.rn Ioxo
Dakota and Nebraska At the drop Of u
nat H'va th"m call ye lovers Of this
hpy
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-05-17
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

St. Thomas Church--Rrv. NJ. HoYr, Rec
tor, corner of seventh and Nebraska sts., every
Sabbath, at 1o1a a. ~, and p. m.
M Z. Church..Rev DEM LAMONT, Pastor, at
II o'clock a m.
congregational Church--R Rev. NJ TING
LEY, Pastor, at Ii a. III. :, and 81 y.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-05-17

sSg"lbe Florence arrived on the Ist Of
May, bringing upwards Of 200 tons o.
freight for this place, This is the largest
amo4nt Of freight at one time since lS57
Oar merchants now have rulI stecI:s Of
goods. Give them call and "pay youG
money and take your CHOICE
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-05-17

Ia5" Mr.. pendle,on, we learn. is acting
as Private Secretary to Gov. Jayne of
Dakota Territory.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-05-17

hss4~ Information wanted by Mrs. Anna
StapIeton Of this city, Of the whereabouts
of her father, Dennis Brannin, or her
brothers, Thomas, Timothy aud Patrick
Brannin, supposed to be living near Iowa
City Iowa City papers please copy.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-05-17
O1aNl.sstAsl..
-orr~rIcd 'rech'y by T. d. Booyc It. C..
HboIrsato and Reta2 dcol,rs in
Dry GDo3s, groceries. De.


fyyyr,{eGI ,~rrLty I'm y - Eqa...a +. T.,
NJ :, -
f'D''Ht" ""t h'th" 'f"t''S ~
ORA GpOiS, LTpcegtes, Ne.
SlvoX t4Fr, AIrnl<,
" II .A' ''f'' "t'2"i'
,,,.,
CbgN-25c n-r tushaI
OATS ~21c per hash"l
''i 1t - --"' per ohThe!'
NV,
B,rpN-9sforp
LAl;h--5t7r PER H..
81 'Ihi'-"a''' pr H.
np,,,t, ,r., 49,.
DRIED PEACHES .I,rn.rt,
StTtk-lt42Ir. To.
''ffhh-"'" per ~.
~ 80 49,, !, ~. ..,,
B"|i-"'iHePer ID.
PORN -. per Ii.
on ~ --')e. per hushal,
WHI>kET- rJtG3'.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-05-17

"a" Mr.. Martin has appointed as his
Deputy for Dixon county, our old friend
Edward NJ. Bi8bee.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-05-17

G1s" The wife of james Barrett, late of
Ponca, has applied for divorce.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-05-17
NOTICE TO TAx-PAYEHs.

TREAsuEER's urrIcE, Woodbury. County. Iowa.
March IS 1862.
NOVICE is hereby given that an additional tax Of
y two mills on the dollar has been levied ns ,
Federal taN, on all the taxable property Of said
County, shown by the tax list for 1861 and tina,
the same is required To be paid by the last day of
May next Said tax Is now due and all arc reane sted
t. appear at the rreasurers office and pay he same
iw 7. J. STONE, Treasurer,
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-10-01

II there have been anv who have heretofn-r
do1bied that kenEicky. II len 10 her free
ehoicr, would unite her sissstinies with thr
>ouiheFli coniedrraey. the spontaneous upri-
s'"6 'i me Peprie which accompanies tile
march OF Ge1erAl Smith must have remove ~
such doubts. Many OF the most blinded ~.
lerenis 81 the Northern government voI,,nreef
The aiiniFsi0n tnat .lhe State Is gone Ia
Madison county the people relea-ed frata
: eir ihrai'ifia by the glorious victory wisfcl
1roxe TIER oFpressors from nliang tlsera. ar
volunteering by hDfjreds aid = regiment j.
''eary compleied there already; and in fhi-.
orr glorious oil cr,niiy Of Fa>etie. once rnore
iree 2erfecI rrsh % the reeusiing Office is
Spiii-- sr- What a contrast IS presented. o.,
'a-i cp,s 7iy tout DAY. a great var uccfftis
was s.seFrised ..i Rg.~snpfs.d L. be gotten "a,
~ 4 ~ 'i7,ie- q tie v.T ard rauniy atidres--
~sre il<'iSefeii IL 6 .rreii pAs,- -si .,ila.s
i;Sf'i,s she1 ssaIi. men, 11gk Werc raised T.
and with stirring raisic splesidid fals l.
ual r.iiiit anI c1rIlfe feTrnsrcliin- VA re~nrfsl
u Tor iae purrnse af ex1iflr,x issri n at,tr,r
tse hbe.a. be',sti.s Il. rel ara s,.lis. IN t,e
toniiii.,n army: tu; ~ ~ 10 -. aud bat one
fscsu q ,ias si,1fs.Iiei siri.n- the dar, The
P p e a 4 tot waIlt t. night ia thai side
Bur now thai rfhc stars ana lizr,s- f,.,af over
Feceuitn osfi.es and al o,,iiarranifr Is s,ff-rcd
70 roiu'teef lnJeie4se o. car inst itu-iuns. a
nlagnincepf blaze u e1thrsiakm has spread
@, er fic city and coi,,trx. ard hntlrs.is 81 the
beet men y The Land are rnsilig into the s-r-
ssce- NJ better muse - TelriIed than toe
shouts u onr eiilllslasiic people No threat
e:Fss;g q nFa't nsel be rcsaried To- Bonniies
Ia n sisred arc mi thought 81 Tie i,e'.rss
nf tie people sze ~ the .sise 81 the So.it.,.
-ni i,,rious old Fsvetfe vii furnish A. man.
noble f,federafe siiiiefs- - tl,ere .v.--e vs,t.-s
rss-- Ios &, Federai candidates ~tar Ones =,
the late !. ..eus. elections. I.kt this~~be be-
rsud ann 4i In rs ace.,sni,i, ,ss,,.,.,.t We sl
show l. our seriirsn wilo have marched r.
onr RELIEF. ihat s'e deserved their assistance
and thstlihe As.ieElsgs 81 their long and ra,il
march have not 'eeef endured ia Tsin,~
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NUnsHR 81.


The following Il eop- % N. co,.-,;-,,.. -
p->sed y both H'uses 4 coaxfsss On ne ,stA
a AcT 10 .NESD acr ESrIrlrD ~ act - r,o-
Tin< yrErHnE Pa -HE rrEiac purArr- Al,
proved lsth = apri; l-ss
1he t~zynsst Of -, s.f,srrf, ss.s.s ~ z,-.r,..
- fHrrt tfAt tie frs-drnt be Ard he i h--.Ar =
rsirized "a c.E al and plaefF ii - -,7.,,.-- =
Tre the Coafed-rsie --af-s ~ rh-.r - s,--.
- Va ~.s Asss 49, saaaer add N shis- ~
- -rs rtffa-li Il IL nnie'erare ~-at- t.s,--n
aces - Hart yfrr a. -ts-fire - 4. - -
- CT - f.z~ l1ad- arf - - -. rs--,,
ne tii1ys f<Ak rAr-nitsi f-n -r ar, ~Srtile
r. frrr TAffs -. ~ - x le1r - - 49,
e .rt & - 81. &c dtf-.e-. sath ca X si~ - -.
lnA1f 11i-r tlc prrFi-i - tco z =. IRE terms
~ tie . - ~ich H. an ie- --.ll s ani s,,.h
- ti,riy slal xt-t in - Preside sarirr tt- - =
- ar, a. r. all - lrr nre ~ NV h "a
irf i<-4-r- r-rts-f1 tes-- Of irr- "a Elrn -
enrolled 81 ~ l-an- = f-eel tie 49, Il -irst-rr
rnt iiy 1r- Ir-r- --i-a -erse ra-i- All fi,n- Pr-
T.drd. Tai n "a f,re-li-nt i- .--r 80 rr....~ -,
~ q tie Inir.e.st- So vi .--r =.
Iir r e.,t ~ ~ rr-.,-s ~ ---s ~ - ..--
X iue ~--ir1 sfa aii r d. .- re-n trr nek
,i lhitts dvr A. tlr- AZ - Ian flrf, -
'rprlrd. l1s- .t1-ax A-s-u & s--sr-f >ha I o -ia-
dfr<tt-1 a grsr-a'il< rssli,r- ~ .a-r - -
4 - ~hith ti- --r-a L ever - 81 - ~ -
l'ss-- -,Hi-d. 81 prsrilela fa4n-r n 4 r-r-s
H4--e ..1t trtl-r fl1- alt tf 49, ~ lra-
salendn'eni sh-I - 6f=f asi aarnel a.ty ..rs--a
- nl - t1e lrnsc ti.- ,.-ae- III.
t-l.ns tq.dft- nnd reetuie1'H flcn fis rr-,rrtiFe
otates ~ ne thr lrt ftr-lis- .rsde = tar
pahiic q euce- aisrus-i ltt1 t. tss- wa- p1~--.
49, tilr srl rs 10y. si b. s--ir s-i .rEsaLz.
iion~ iar.nr' l1 SIZE -.lr sh- ,ia->i-s th4f
c. - p-tc-d a. a. .n- a. = = trs-f l.y
.ne >t.te naFi''< -lrn K Eltsg th- hrs
tltre 1. dis,r+<-1 r a. ti..fil-I ~ - 10
r,1ed th.' tee resident ). sata.r.zs ~s-ii-nt
i.ie ~xecltio1 = t1i> ~ ac1 h th.s = n
A'nenrlne "a. m Hly lcatF shire n. q a. 1a1 "a IA
Z. tic- * . sx-1ai- - -e q 4 ih4 lr "a.
hfrAi'iir<. ana darlilr EsIh ~- ii- Prs
!. q - q lee tr,ai- sr.l - ,oni. .i-r.i-
eifl.e -llr 1hg q 1ic ALL a~-, b he fsai-i-
- : C'-7sr<ss pro = te i'f-~4Ee = iA-sssi &C
Apiil lte..
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-10-01

This comfnlinuy were ye -terday startled
aid panied 70 bear ol the dean OF fas,t. b :.
f4rEan. Jr.. Killed IN asiensl,r 10 unesl mum.
- amongst party oi his men. %. Byon Ia
fenrcne.. hse b. sax miles ffosn Tstt.aieaux.
l-'lnissaTls. They had bs.rr casiesi ri,eir tanr,
az uehsd tlleiE officers. lie. with J. Cat,ts,,.
ard L.eureiI1llf wem t,oIdiy into czn,n aud
udfh Vese nib biantiy dot. The n.nr'lerers
- ere wiid sci oi oystefmen aud biarmen--
iisfn ~;,nonI Hihn.:Dess OF HIs,,lIAu.ni..y. Tnex
immediately Ilgok leingr under the gnrhnzis
q; Ine enviny 9Th ~hcm they had concer,
81 pan OF tre4cliery- TIE loyai soldiers and
ilsopic have ihIned oui 60 taNe the wretches
css.giiii,S 10 teai with Them As wsfh wild
'i.iaets- fs7p4s4 Wis a member of the Con
seisi.or 81 Lott slalis when the State seeded
.lId II fie TIM oi hs eatk a m-Inber oi the
isfgis.aiiire. X : wts formerly Dsfrscr Arfor-
ii.s the city OF New Oslezns - rfcks5sy,o
lr..,a. ID
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-10-01

DzsPsRAIg hrsAtK iS .skxEsvflrr- John
.s'i y a. sd a. "a eenysile. resln osi rrsday
npFn,ag. BY U.aIies q. WIN. bo1h eitixens o
if;si = town IL Nj. be remembered hy our ree-
deFs tnet the fsflier y; C..al CT win alii1i 4
yfar Aze- Fas fcunf btuial.y murdered near
tsfeenti'se- 11F cuETeit. .opiuion l.. tiaf Young
,5rwin sqspectsd Mhsou OF beng n some way
cs'neetned n lbs .at1er .isafh- Efs shot So
s'ln VII. esub b-esasri sisr; g-sn io4ssei with
"a. 4 Nne ha4 to'k e-ie - - -. lpref Iari
Is lie .o'se.s, line II sEe, - 4'si arm II,
y Y'.il "a .-'e .,' -ss = '.orrl'i ri;l Prove
'~lak D. Wi. liHn ,fial,.y alter snoor.5e Ma
,i-iii5Gnsed ~. ilqsss sui made Ia escape.
KHozriEs Rsvtsssr
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-10-01
ITELEGRAPBIC.
\ Q ST n E q : Ne v 5
PR Ae 6 An D euELL
HiiRftEAT slA9aaEsa AT sHARR ,bul Q

sFsaTosIa. Sept 30;hl THE MepIt7 Bnnss
tn ss me 2eth il. recdive.i. IllysaSs there X
ntl'itg ir,I,5Ttant frbrh th-z&ortl.: ail ou,.I
aEpas the itsses ,lf The IiEs.sf1sc.
lPiivs'e dsslsa,ci.es r,eeived III. Wasliingsol,
rsffrsent rAafiets {'fill at N. .clelial's head.
qH liters on The 24f'i
lI1Es galiey;9 says i. 5uisyiIIe is holonrer
ibF+AtenesIs1 BTi,iit sisance had arrived v,s
S4f Rjxe,s bragg is s,,'ncentsat .,lg ii Boon
iidIBs Is. i~~-.
fehe New;Ye-k frIbtlrIe 5 corresE,ansieh sa ,rs
Bk-ne'a brisalle crossed the Potomac az 4,arpt
burg Saturday lint nt sooner Wa il aiseog-
sHeli t,an4thsy we're lieinrne.l in on sll.le sides
bf oSerHshelnlpg ins.s3es. who linsrneE Lately
9ftned a 4nast terrible kTe o. sn.IsEsirt inn.
sffry part Of their liiie Cen Barnes. wLo
e.pflnIansied the brigade. Instantly JrsieEed his
'fIeii 70 AL b{ck atras- a,e river. A seeae i,i
te @il'leSs cph.si~io1 afi most terrific blafgi.-
5eF then fcIrFed Thd rebels pressed then
Sfisely az TRot 9uf u9n dowabsl brndre.ls
81 Ilhet atfeTiiltfi t9ief4ss tiie river. ! greti
4h|abtr OF me w'''siiEi could mn donte.l d
Win he rapid cuErenk and ssre' slrnss, H.
4iaut-y drowned
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-10-01

d -,al.cs 81 E',uciIInsti iI,iEbe Ibl;a,.l.
tosn.Issys n Fsl-.frasi,ot = III Isis tfk H ll,r..-
ensl tp iisFrl- exbf5i Il S,leiEJsiI:e 4.
ihe rnIellsHl Ilafts o sssir EeasierIE k-,iine,sv
~ Z, tiih.r Ftat'iiH. Tle Rapture oF ckdrks
vie. aai die sl.si,ersikp oal the gukIrsfIas !.
Mai'sqbNllie iBy the Feis fsi a11dsE h..s al
Aeistb 4i9fiI aic eek t, EAesr saa1lsJsEuI
2 tlii'l isiiIIis tIaeH wtsE Sfd ~dihJksz=sr
esitnile ~ Ethe SI=te VIZ tles sieh-td-f3sn'- 81
N.a aiiEi5 fcif .o1S 3nli Jan All Stottkvi.I..
'f sTeAn River. i aii9hIe1 RtJei blie4ess o.
s-'' a.,AI saJe. II eiIt rely dsk1fsIs av-
,sat-tlf onls ilI.rAui B H 1rs risfsfb II i,n,
.l5ess'AceEfes Inss 5i,a-s Is - fsart-ks gshi.il
u visAsltsfa sr ~iisfsa4 by sls3k water
iSai-t en- 1f "a is.,t bs kss4s 4 e4d i1ehes Tue
\ 1sif .eia9iil lt tEe i3ckI k.iiH Iaals u tsat
81 cam -fTIlhyes fae 5etS 1 here IA t,s "a.
ssai, by wtElsF. Rtislsi et .ysrneral Shin 4 al
psrseith thn iY,Fhntl.d d The llesi al btiIs place!
md atFeisls 10 ialS lplAnE and resp1pRsble la
tes ssAi.l elliii''sIiist'!e sFsilazc@ Aj sis;ac-
a tssg nlghtssifse eklt E,fiieylEve Rebel pick
s-iFs al3dsIS Mtsgliis ifisiI ,ts.rs Iclptilred a
few rnE ijace.It IA iiI,4 ta-.. ,s-lsv .re
al sell tiith9 ntlitsft tliii4fIties Az I5nis1
vile o. biiIiAel YoiI5t Rehls. he sin a al
e.,s WI ~, hltii cttlz 3nlof this d usitaI sas
,ilealTp f.Ic sl,c, Inlt.rl The old Rlsel .srri
h.sa fits here have l|eeis-stfe.a flt4net and
inAan,sIi sliiqeH she a'lS}atee al General Baeli
Ere.s' s'S91 tlsf lat:e M basses stre gtasteif .,l
s',y lie ~ aty ireisk; either % H. out, Ok
essssls lt, i6lsn. 1 ..e bf sliEe and ;restfs al
Hass RI Tltss husne Il few tis,vs sIn.,e1 and
ts..s pEase e pqiais bl-lpe We're lfoF a IfiIae
c'H on r,ei hoc'l..Fsl nnuisicatjl8ns rrsains
sTe rIi.iiil.,l s. ii Iltst ad ,ifl
a ( ..eceixid laily.
S.r;g, 4t is reportei llas< <crosseIl Ithe fs,,nl
,c.l.us4 a 4bi~s sicrabsd sflsta,,ce si,ov. N,,s:!
sslie- iflsh 4 tl,at Slice crossing the tam
f4sfn lisi lls's lsvidei his army iftd I'VE dil
visipirl Afl tat hd iFl lnsIIug ON ihrpngil
7 rtsf E7iJFssske and Kehsieky with the view
"iEflt 4. tif blisii. lNliafevsr'trHsh fa+fe emay
20 Ili,I Hfa aia.lenf. itis ev..isnt mt Baelis
Erelfpga Al in.kc kcnfnt aIltd Keistuckr is tl,.l{
Esih eIeEflal efesantcf,, lie iilyas.bnl OF ti,d
| staEe by Illus Rebels. ralt he vii pFove hims
sell cniFilffsst 10 cofa SiiccessInsy With liless
ssid sriRRAeill tllsnt with deie~t, no IoyaI
man aoults lprla mptnHlIi
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Tsrcux..Sc sept. % II the Sen he NJ.
Skmn4s. of l.ll.s.ariA h.thmitted / d-ss.I..,A.,.
fffiarisS Lii'e,,iit $ cnnircpat'q qp proclamation
n gross eetiaFe uroI' The Eats 9f privaie
PFnrsrty- a5d an 'fnvT sasion 10 an fiaspoc.eus
tfrviIy VA ssi ti,csefote snorIIi De held IN.
tP ii'r e1etsas.,sn OF rIta;.s.s.d and r..ua,er-
81 led s'F s'lt = sefe efe.ia:.l measures as
i tie Jndginert ~ the Pfesidi-i- may l,e l,esi
eeii;uiAt'l 70 secure Itf with, travail lir arres:
is erecll.a-.
rsscl i.sn f-cnl.I.,. Hanse es.e,li;br he tb,
session INIT Moeday nj fxt was yoafnt red in.
A b.l TO aaii.arize the P'ressdeut>s 10 acce,,:
HAfpd Hfpd pla'e ~ se-siee certain lreginsnfs. a..
hfTstofe lrA.ses, though csIai'ossi IN part Of
pfrsons Liable 10 corscrIrti'ln. '~as pa ss{d
10 'l'e H'iss' the xempiion bill was further
epnsideref. is,i spenddd ~ Is TO e4eihpf All
pe's9iis emsseYed On lewslapers who are m
dispei'sable % .s'1ls I'uRlicaiion AccdrdEng to
the oa,h ot TIE ,aiibr
RreI,x 81 Se,,i % No news received
f3oin any ansrief=f'i,iay. a.. qaiet heIe-tne
fff7f aiiYzi'ee in s''lG ai ne~ firk was cans
ST IN i'.fi according - the Hsraid iy Fhe an
lPanceln.ir of Jpo- }. i-u-o- Su .trtas.rreI AZ
4ew lofk that the 5of crnll.lnt wor9d nav a,
t|e raie ,,f f,br per cen per asil,s,rr oi, eol6
deposited ia treasury Iay.s,le n kin1 Il Inv
time cls ten DAYS notIce
AIeHxoSD! >ept. sd the sdnate the
q q Sc biilrri.e:.lins TIE lav .nth.r i ,r she
ts'min'taI's''l pi soitie1F eOrliis,g sAd to -
qlre The S-fretary o war 10 fslrI .sh clio h
ilg ia kind. was passed.
Also the Senate bill TO organize rI,sift.rv
c,ilr's ts 4ti-nd siie arrhy ia tie field
TIE bin rflafise 10 RariizAu Ia7g4rsl wiiicl.
was passed ester.ias tsss rseoissi.idreA ami
q -niea s. 1s'Fo .srto ~ tiis 7. esdenl :,.l-..
sE'xe aIi. = service tsSinsent4. st emf r.
rFng cos.ssrlpis org.nIzcd III tie Sihr.s Nes,
~ lie Masi.si plpi
Fbe House was ali lay. except wRerI in s,-
c staesssoa. in Farther tonsidsrsr.9:s pl the ex
elnptioA bill
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THEvEs.--A Sc; 81 des~ricrs from or arsn,,
and thieves. have been < ing IN the ~aks ol
o.T troops fnT the purpuse of ste.iints h0rkes
&c In this county and t5,sn i,zEe been tilese
s-oundrels. Representing themselves zs bel.'iix-
inS to lloward's cara.rv. and o-her carslrv
let ali such persons l,e arrested br ciuzsu-r
Arrest them dead az alive. Thss i the oh,it
siterr.lf5ye II tho absence tfiaw. Lyncis 80.
a., or styie These thieves pretend 10 b..
pressing, stock Tor ts.sFe-nnuef purposes 4 =
they lie II ordered - f,c tforeritnent thet
could sllsw the aarliorsly A iorssd 4iacnn,ri,i
p1-portlnk 10 b.. IRON s.,uae ts.T..lry Cs,ldnei
~. not do Hfnotere f7ssn Bz.7-In
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.-cFTespondenos Noble lr bune
hAsDssi 80. Miss. Sept. p. 62-I have
ryl'sb.e "a nrni,; Oh from New Orleans H. 70
tht l5tl n.s, sithAt time the Yankee.s had
N loft Tie 'riiis-c.;li vessel E-sex the steam
snip Miss 's-ii,lli the ssoop o.-~a ar Peiss.sccl.
ss-l tue ge;i4ist JACKSON
There were ZOO While troops and 5000
'lihiorined negroes. the latter be ng drilled
c'l.s; nifty, aifliDugh II is not known whether
they e-fe afined-
There were 10000 negro women and chill
dren from the Illanla.ions and rnore comIn.r i,
day
after The 23d. every citizen viii be obliged
'pltake tie o4fl. u allegiance 10 the Ltiscola
government. or leave the city and have he
property coii6sl4sed-
Iiie 4b0se ls s Telsa5ie-
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SHocErss AcrDEsr learn that Dir.
Hm. FnsrII:nn CONDUCTOR on ore Of ire
freight trains GA TIE 6eorgia R4i.rozd. 49,
ionnd Enangled on ne railroad yesterday 1Iior-
niisE. near Cnipn Poslf. he tad nrotghf Die
irain 70 Union Pcrt tie nighi presioss. ald
= a. goiig 20 ais fe. siei ct = short dislz,,ce bf
sie raasi tittef f4te enne sieep q ihe
Track. ar bee1 ki+,cs,-1 ir.fn. thengh n1lI,f :
= lnosr on fhis ppi,rf. nis bpd1 ,iac,.4
fully nnoxisd- 1noaan Corrfifafiosalisf
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N A PlTRIoTfc FAaIfIY-Cel,.I Iodenb r.
ham. u Lisacoss coaiitf. y. d. has ,1it rlr,..
eIlowlled in history As a rexolnlio,lar[ nc
III nianlle has fallen b.po.i his aeIrsl,s 49,
ftfs = Vi.sseft sen sx4fsovernor Wln A ira
lAsn tas fise sons i, 4.e sr,I Ill.,
Ii'i Y at'tefs t9f Of Ger tsf4 4nsrs &pd
K IS Rev Di- lsslseri = Noir:sE.i. s4~
fY spii aqr ioflf slIi Ill-..lsS II i..e slrss..
w. os tiSx iaitr~ i,e,s,e 'lBetI@, 4 tis, t..
Il Stasees al Jackson I'll a Ms - i rel..,rs -,
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Smuggling - Al eTii i-2f h.- grpEn to i'm
r1en<e frni-oftioIH. AM firA u.lzhi % t.e
1tafs1- s1ys ibe Richmond ErFrsfsrr- r has
oren t-ir cnlei csn@F - tnf ii~i4c ~ sii cur
cnrrrncf- II has been fh. rns.ai.s - riiS-..,r
a-lil- AT enterprises -n ferei<n 1urts f.r run
niis- the blockade IL crliall>fs tie S..s,i n
FasI qrar iii-s = - 'cle calis 4 fri prevented
II = -lrA a. sstAii,-i. a sr,.sane-r irt.r.cui.,
q our riirn.1ify ~ nnefah ihe value Cf tie
dei'1ecisted curre,cy 81 tae 1ankees- N5.ro.
ifai al = hxes oi.r lab . 20 irie and ssfai,-
i<iles flsr ciiala-i o. rrrrlfrce ssr lhc fnfn e.
and n1ep Tins naT sisaii.essi. Mi leave ~ 3r-
p n1en nI,orl ii'e >t1ih ii our finances alli
canraefre a. ~ were unctr the oil fnien.