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The national Republican., 1862-04-29
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nY 0NNEN = VILLA Ms, Awction ssrs.
p EXCeLLENT HOUgEHOLD FURNITURE
At AUCTION. On WEDN ESDAY, the sVh in-
deeliaing housekeeping, the north side Of l., be-
tween Ninth and Tenth dsests, at 10 O'Clock, n,
an excellent asoftoent Of Furniture, viz! '.Ht y
Mahogany SideboaFd, DrsMins and oh Buresus
nroc1tslls Window OurtAins. Whiting Desk '-7lI7h
Whatnot, China, Glaa, and Crockery Ware 10,
Ytlyst AID ether Carpets, and Rug-, Feather
Giis Frame Lootiug .glass, Masbls top Table
C0oktng and other Btoves, Bedsteads, Kitchen
and other regulates, ~, &c
Terns Cash. - n .,
H 01EEN WILLIAMS, 49,
apM-d H-iBUrj Auctioneers
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o. Ghaplain tb) Captain 70, Ad,utaut and seo
Al Indiana HoPital, Potent Odscs,) Washing
ton, D. u, April 10.
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O'Clock
Box once for securing seats open from until !
and until O'Clock.
In Rehearsal,
The Babes I'm the Wood.
ap9s-lt
The national Republican., 1862-04-29

Ue II enacted, &C., That special committee
OF two members from the Board of Aldermen
mon Council be appointed by the two Boards
as joint committee for the following pur.
poses:
less, for public school purposes, ascertain the
cost Of each, and report the same through the
Mayor to the two Boards. One of the seven
lots shall be located In the most desirable and
available position 10 each ward OF the city,
Union ward school building, according TO the
most approved modern style Of school archi.
lecture, Of sufioient capacity to accommodate
I'd. 70 Offer 500 for plans and specifications
Of one such building. which is to be tho model
for all the others.
Resoloed. That when the said committee, in
connection with tho Mayor, shall approve Of
any plan and specifications. tho Mayor shall be
authorized to pay the sum Of 500 TO the sue.
oessful architect. out of any unappropriaied
funds.
Mr.. Calan moved TO amend so M II will read !,
"for tho education Of ,ohie children"
Mr.. Shepherd saw no reason for this amend.
ment being pinned on to this proposition. He
WAS In hope. that the discussion on the negro
question In this city was At An end.
Mr.. Muloy said that this question WAS not
ended. The negro was In Congress-, and he
would be here.
Mr.. Shepherd said he thought better hobby
ought to be chosen to ride in and out Of Office
on, and he still desired to soc the agitation on
this subject ended.
The amendment Of Mr.. Callan was adopted
by the following vote:
Yeas-Messrs. ByiagtOn, Callxn, EdmOnstOn,
Emerson, Given, Hitz, Mohun, Mulloy, Stevens,
and Talbert-l0.
Nays-Messrs. Grinder, Lewis, Murtagh,
Pesks, Raub, Shepherd, Wilson, and Rich.
ards-R.
Mr. Edmonston moved 10 strike out 500 ard
insert $50. for plans, &c.
Mr.. Aulloy moved TO make the amount t75.
Mr.. Richards urged the passage of the bill.
Mr.. Emerson moved IL lay the bill on the
table. He favored the measure u We we're
able, but be did not think the city ought 10
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NEW GOODSi NEW GOODS l-CLoTHING,
~ Furnishing Goods, Trunks, Hats and Caps, af
Northern prices, at No. 400 Seventh street, near
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letter mona weston,

WESTON VA. Feb. -: z
9ditoFs Inttllige,,eeT:
Again wewcre called upon to csleGrale ia The
birth day Of the great and immortal NASH
lngton' Even here in the very borders oi
'Bushw hackdom We could raise patriot.
lSla -stl.; S;9o9gn 70 celebrate that day, which
saenla oe only second TO Que only ia the
sssiuaatlon una OF Americans. The day was
guy observed, and early ia the morning
and drums beating. 1s
At eleven O'Clock according to ths ~
ders Of Gen. Rosecranz, the military men
formed for dress parade, AS the force
now here Is small It was not very impo.
sing. The Norton cavalry, Capt. RoWanti.
ann the Harris Guards, Capt. Murren, pre.
sented an excellent appearance. The cit.
iSens In the employ of the Quartermaster,S
Department, under command of W II. wi.
nants, also made a fhe dfsnIay. They
aag. t1O.Hs .
The procession was halted i'd ftont of
5 S9e court house tue patriotic order Of
zen KoSecrans Wd4 rakd by Capt. Row
anu, and tue farewell address OF Wash.
sun was read IN M Impressive manner by
SeaEtes SIs Anderson Of this place. After
tnree roaring cheers for the Union and
three more for the loyal men of virginia
the meeting adjourned.
But the great feature of the ilay yVas v.,
to take place. -
A few days since two hrre boxes va,
received by Capt. Rowand and a letter ex-
planning their contents. 1t appears that
tue lady friends OF the Norton cavalry,
who reside in West Alexander near yybssl,
Ing were detern.incd to show their esteem
Ior tue boys, aud could do it in no better
manner than to send them the above mon.
noped boxes filled with the choicest etlf-
oIes, &c. So after the proceedings az the
morning, q, the brave boys were invited bv
Lieut.. DAWSON 10 partake of the repast
thus Ill provided by their friCuds Mt home
a long table was set in the dining room
Oh lne Bland House, (Which is occupied as
IuaEteEs1l anu when VIC entered, it fairly
groaned with It's weight of pood ,bing' ]!
There were turkics, chickens! iongne n;cs
cakes, Jelleys and n host of little khick.
knRcks too numerous TO mention cant
hOWand made II few IRmarks suitable 10
tue oceasloni which were loudly applRuled
oy tne heroes of Sutton. lie Was replied
70 IN y most happy manner by Lieut.. Law
son and Sergeant Mathews, in which II .
ooys were made to. .nGlicve the fair donprs
were little short OF angels, lacking only
tue wings. (Which is Tsry fortunate 7
n.s.Sd n% sure en- u any OF them could hare Wit
seu .i,sa' LII .ie HAPPY scene they would have
,,,n5a U"Sn mGll iald i9r their trouble. 1t has
whi.b % I;,1 IStLog t1 lmPress essionuPon their minds
~ u.Su on,, WI, neIP tnem bear the monatony
.aI;.. li,e,
s,J ''Te T;a',. y consisting of Capt. low
Su9' Lieut.. Dawson, Sergeant Mathews,
% .SFess SI'sEsllfll McAslRuls, was apz
| S.%ISl ~ IT,. 70 graft resolution expressing
NJ ,sa sn"t.Ss ol tne scompHhy Flsy report
W Sus aioty i,Ot.0%reE: ,I,'lE e s., q -
u .ist lat =! me ttllnks Of company
M ten,Srs' I ,eat , ~, tEgintt cavalry ls here
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The 8th VirEInIa ReeImen,.

Editorg. Intel lliyeneer:
fopr correspondent, thinking that il
might interest some OF your readers tc
know something of Company L. 9th Wiz.
glnta Regiment, as some of your readers
Sre acquainted With members Of this com.
Pany, will give you a short account 81
their dOings- This company was organ.
ICED at Cameron, IN Marshall county, on
the !st day of October, under the com.
mand OF H. Dickey, at which place,
and At Belton, they remained until the
lstn OF December, when theywer ordered
% AAnutngton and Farmipgton, where
they were stationed. But little Of import
anee took place at either station, as the
clllzens were peaeeably disposed. The
squad which was stationed at Manninston.
had difficulty with Fort Wells. They at
tackled the fort about 2 O'clock, The &C.
ton was brought on under command of
the % Lieutenant and Orderly. The
scrtmmags lasted for some time, when the
Captain joined the squad. Then the Nc.
ton became general. and for some time it
was hard to tell which side .vonld lbs, vie.
torions, as brick bats and missiles of all
kinds flew thick and fast, demOlishinp
doors and windows. At length they had
to give way and leave the hosts to claim
the victory. The champion of the day
appears to have been II lady with an uu5-
orella; WHO dealt her blows with fury and
deadly aim. The next day they sent in n
flag Of truce for Su exchange of prisoners.
andformed treaty.
The company remained at Huntington
until the 20tl of Jahnry, when they were
ordered TO Parkershurg. From PSrkers.
burg they were removed to Grafton on the
3Oth, aud were kept in cold, open house
cars, under guard, on n cold, rainy night,
without any chanee to sleep. Many OF the
company took violent colds, from which,
they have not yet recovered. UnLhe next
tny they started back to PArkersburg.
where they arrived about O'clock. ncarly .
PertshCll with cold aud almost flmishcd. a )
they had not eaten anything for thirty.six
hours.
This company is not of much advantage
to tue Government, only 10 eat up Uncle
Sam's grub. Mother has the Government
been much to them, rs they hare been in
the service very near five months, and ret
Rave received no arms except the oil
State musket, which are bctter suited for
tOWling pieces than weapons OF warfare.
They have not yet received auy pay, 4nt
some Of the men have families, who would
be IN SUI ring condition, wero IL not for
their nCiRhbors. Alany of the company
are nearly naked and bareGooted. They
have but little TO do, and are ,loating in th,
streets and on The railroad They had
batter be provided for and taken into tho
field, where they will be Of some use to Tho
Government. UNION.
essa
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I MS o r ANCE
Saddles, Harness, Trunks s

Wholesale 8 RETAIL.
t B.sHEPPERDgNo.l3l Main Street, corner
u Union, will continue 70 keep on hand RlAFgeApd
complete Assortment of all htticssln his line consist
ng OF ladies' and Gentlemens Saddles, FIne& CoarSs
ilaFness Trunks, Vaees, Carpet Dagss SatchelSi Col
larS, Hames, Whips, 10. .Si f'i1 f.is. f.
trust by strict attention and promptnOss, TO merit
continuance the public patrOnAgc
All kinds OF repairing promptly done, and tna pro
per mBnneT. FTzfa J. b. SUBPPARD.
uep20 f59 i5sll lSlg' Main Street 4
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Premium to New Subsoriher,

me Nos OF the same Periodicals for 1891 vjtI r.
49Inlsshel complete, lsitholt additional eIoTur
slese eSEiodieAA lose little by axe Hence a t,;ii
SeE 3i the Nos for 1850, may Be regarded
sn6'cribets whaling also the Nos for 1891 viii n.
supplied at the following ExTEEjtELI low Mr.
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AaIlgS SntRl tll5fIetY
.TRRaTs or ADyERTIsI'5.55ls5==

EEnXEsoI1D LtNEs oR NoSRiRR1L fSt ~ i,,, a..
LEss, NAEE s0uGGS 80 ~ =
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oh God, trustingly commit myself and
prayerfnlly invoke Thy. blessing on nv
county and its cause. 80. - 80
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fgreat nRineiple y5;sI, -, 80 80.
Tilling IA bszsrf, oet
lman baye 80. tsit = e
Eooni5 nsvsr No.
lrw0rlIL fnt -. - tne
=Esir n, ,b,rtse SS..s 1as grown from
s.;ts, ts'. >. o, qlreao
s.r,gi - 1.O g s.oI4es el'a 'el-
S1sgi ,S;JI 9ote 70
I'm ~ eo.iE s.
Vii, taitetl
,t.L pea 4nant5l!ty To the support
msnt NJ, ID, .ist q govern
= ~ by
nssc.f,sI1,. 49,. e4nld not
sS,iSSs,aj sesuEe g llll,!on OF men, II Is
~ hostile
thSS. 70 'sE = 5t95s 2 tfontier OF
fonSLt s.;.'s. t... Is..ss. .nsSHes nave been
et1,,sfi osssll e9IuueLsg, ana,
6r m sysssa :. 10y eefq' e'aqtte tl6e
~ 'qs sss''t n
Tbe= ror;,,1 4. y !. -
a,,5f III s.,l.! - gstss, eas Joss
s..s tgeit9t as6t
ssy e'e.ee tle'trrea debt which in
tSfnsJ sHcs t.ss..:, " ls lray Hi-
~. susn fearful dtmenstoh sub
tIn1s ~ - se eon-
sSySs esss lslllllet 8eaeEallops TO
| we Too h.va ia s....z - ,,n
.,i,:si s0I, NJ. u.AEe had our Trials and diff
fstnrs = aySs ~. WIS Sl 70 escape mem IN
eT,,sc,ssI W w @ss 70 De
SS.., ~ uSu We nlsFea upon his war
80. .,,d 81 Poss ouE people t9 sRerih-
AMI, SteoS .ns1 lucn' pom OF money
obi.rt : : new Eoe StlaS OF the
oulsss .1s " lor which We struggled, and under
were engagni Nottin,s o,,,,I,,. ,'l, W
as failure. and anys sscriS.s @ ,Ssi.1S psa Sa
cheap az The price ~ snccsSs l. AL, .
contest. -'.','s'9 ~ = > s'.eu =
ButitIe Dictnre hns ;ts l;,,ht 80 .,I
its shadows. This grest iii. ne. .,,,a :. :
kenetl in The neonie tSS h;,bss,
and Qualities az Ibs 1sss s.VsI9us =. !!
cnItiyatinv Festin,,s az 80. ~ %
and co,,rs,,., .. virtue
and of geSsron. JeEoS;o, - ,t.s sSe.lGS !..y
cause for which we are nogie ~,
IthroughOut the land Nevsr I,ss E so,js
eyinoei n mora Al .ni-;.
now Animatin me yyomen M, .sj,iiSs 80,
| in every part of our country. Unan ibs
first call The men fiy To arms. ana vivns
and mothers send their soI. on5. 49,
bands to battle without a mnrmnr' ,f rs.
gret
It was. Oerhans in tho CrI;n.t;o,,
Providence ;hat We wore n he t,,,oSt ~.
value of onr liberties nv ibe ,,r;cs4 ii, -
we pay forthem.
The recOllectious of This great Sontss,
with all It's common traditions of glory,
OF sacritiee and of blood, will be the boai
ofharmOpy sudandpripg etfection amongst
She people, producing unity in policy,
fraternity an sentiment and joint effort in
""r,
Nor have the material sacrifices be the
past year been made without some sOrres.
pointing benefits. n The aegWeseeace Of
torelgn nations iil pretended blockade has
dEPTiSel ~ of cur cOMmercs wita thts5. II /,
ftst making u assEC supporting anll iadl.
pshdeAt People: The blockade; if q sEItisll.
and peItnAnent, could only serve to divert
our Industry from the prOduction4oEgar-5
tIcies for export, and employ, it in supply
ing commodities for domestic use.
II is satisfaction that we have main.
tanned the war by our unaided exertions.
We have neither asked nor received "a.
-.
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WRssling IVhplesaie 9 nsttiaillII
SHOE MA!NUFAGITnRR
NEW HOOP =9KTBTa-

ps NEW HOOP SKIRTS. :.
toR LADIES, MISSES 4 CHILDREN, sIi ofrery.
: pest Fla1 1uft9esure, Just ppepedky - -
HO6IEHY q GEOVT6S.ZI TaIT TTI5- n n
IL kinds Hosiery and GlOVes juBt roeGiJSd.fs =
.s-a2I " res 8 COOPER 9BRaRNBY. +.
I +l{NAmllLHi FB0U8.--50 6bISz choieS 5FSTaiiI.
- Elo9Ei Jest feeelTed and for 40 81
..aee1 GEO. AD4tilS 81 S6Ia 81
NAs AS.--s0t half cheSff tliiTiP6IiliF ff16-Fi9I
y IeGng ti1s6h 4nd lElIasl JItt EsoaE1sd ia
24a 12z.lass We %. tdee2ltl i,aH EAsBE4BHfo
06 EGGS GEDGE & BROS - fyyIT
% haEEela hn4 elt a4d Iy suloi-
ing 90. lnlt received Ard fdF ialle b4 =
nOvao 4sRffhIR,
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FRol1 RAJ IsHiToSps

AfiAltSe&EaEal ma 81 Address. OF Jen. Davis
AFEeA ANfAty OF his Appeals.
.lPFOm the Richmond Examiner, Kxtra, Feb. 2al
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CARBON OILll. Z
Bank OF Wheeling,

~ H4++4E9S - VI - SHs44NSsS444-A %
oBIes, Aaia5St., bstposeN Monroe and Uisioa.
MONEY RRCEIvED ON TRANSIENT DEPosIT
Nl Interest paid on Special Deposits, Golleofi6na
promptly attended to. Exchange on the East 6onght
aud Bsld. THOS4 Il. LIST, Presidents
SAHLP HTLDREFH, TtOaSarar..-. janL&|ta.
eHNIIgF. RoBR. NoRRIsoS. W.B.LoaAN
RUaENHEISF.i trfi n.bkHENh0RR.f
LIST, MORRISON g CO.. 2
Wholesale GPocers - ProdueeDsGlers
Nos.TO aai so Nsia.St. gts,lts0, ,Ka.,
Wa desire to state to the CTiandn Of the late hEn,
Ond 70 the trade that In possession
Of the most annie facittes forths Transaction Of
Wholesale Grocery and Proiuee Rusinesa.
We are determined to execute all orders entFusted
20 care With hdGltty and promptnOs, and on the
LIST, MORRISON 4 CO.
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THE PEOPLES BAN

II can ana f3srT1n ToyS for sale cheap, WholesAte
Idls;issan,ey d.s;s Jos So. ShAHEss 8 sISSro. ,..
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The present critical state Of RuropSan slalFi VII;
render thess publications nnuSuaIly intsF{SSFH dur.
''iss IlS 55theolnIns year They viii occupy rnt.
G[gas IE SpeeaatonS- and AyhG rnmnTS Of the dSiiy
ana the pOndGroal G6moot the futurS M
Lottan written after the living fnterSIt and a,,
meat Of the great politiebl events o. the
Away Is i4to thssS, ,PaFodieSls fhdr
IIsS. LOOK tor the only really as
, 70 their bsled literary scisntiit
n1 character, we urge them uptn tiS
=, 1!1,. me receipt OF ADVANCE Sheets froS AZ.
Eiitsh puolihel9 gives Gddti6haI value to thS
the handa Of subscriber about n soon S FhS =, ~ a
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vsSi .-Ah g ~ Double the above rates
,It tSSlEly AdHqFttslg on reasonable terms neeor
% tae sPeee peeupied and the nnmbeFo
- - fFun tratuieht persons OF stranR
s.. stls.Lo pe Pad 5oE IN Gdpdaee.
=, ~ SAEds not Gxeeeding Te Imes $40 psr year
IN N Iot - months bat for shorter period nofhinI
WlI be counted leas than . sIaaro 'f'sse
The privilege Of Annual AdvsFtisipr "a Iiu,ts, n,
W own ImmedtatS buSinoas: apd ali
IN - q9 tes the beneht of othar pFioDS -
~ - !ssal senentS, and adYertISemeItS
sAlee and real eStats sent In 81 anon Iits
sRe Paid for At the usual Fates - 49,
A4,AdHpFttsemsntB not accompanied With yFiftS i,
yltll be inserted pptil forbid ana ehSrSed
Notet fpE Aleetipg5 to be charged In all
Notieeso of PunSrAls, and announcements
g lel1nel @ etnsa elfplll. nogyIl-;s5
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TRRMs. tRernlar pri,...l

Aoe1 etTeat II the &qte luhsys GEPitef ,yEu Il -.
eefr'6 at par.
POSTAGE. 49,
The foStags 70 any part OF The United State, v,,,
be but TWHNTY-POUR GENTS 4 vsSr ~ .TI1IoI
wood and bnt FOURTEEN CENTS eSr az ~,
A. the above prices the Periodical. viii \. tsr.
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NsiS Gse S HeIks will also be furnished to
veg ''"o'etssT' TOR the year 1851, 8, and D. at
D"s- Yoif tie Regular .su6seripfion .Pr;..,
Thus q Ns'g 'b5erIb.r may obtain the eDr,n,, or
the -Four RsIicEH and BInckWood '-'@ = ''H'' "'
Seven COmseeuttve Years fo5. Sa.y,
Which g butltttsimote than tho 5ro. - 49,,
nal 'porL1 for one year. P''o2 % 'ae "''S'-
As We shall never again be likely 70 oeF Sueb In
aueemants as those here presented. : 5AtA W.
NOW is THE TIMR TO suRsopTppi
!, 81 1ssmittAnees must IN all eases be made dfre4
eau be allowed to agents. r S,i :
LEONARD SCOTT 4 CO..
1enO No. Sfoold street, N61iRsrk.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-09-27

newed and continued till noon, when the
enemy gave may, retreating southward.-
Federal loss not very far from 500 hun.
dred killed and wounded. Rebel loss not
ascsr:ained but exceeds ours. Among
the rebel casualties, General Little, form.
erly Governor Of Mississippi, was killed.
and Gen. Whitefeld severely wounded aud
taken prisoner. We took 500 prisoners.
Our army is in full pursuit, and hopes are
entertained that we shall at least be able
to capture the enemy's artillery.
FREDERICK, Sept 20.
Ten thousand stand Of arms, belonging
to the enemy, were found on Wednesday s
battle field.
MEMPHIs, Sept. Is.
New Orleans dates to the 10th has been
received. The gun boat Essex had arrived
from up the river. On her wav down she
was fired into at Natchez, for which act
the city was bombarded for two hours, at
the end of which time it surrendered. The
stars ard pes were raised
The Essex then proceeded to Bayou
Sara. which town she burned. While pass.
ing Port Hudson rebel battery of six
guns opened on her. A fierce battle at no
more than eighty feet distance began and
lasted for an hour, and resulted in the ST.
lencing Of the battery, which was com.
posed of guns Of very heavy calibre. The
Essex was not damaged except her smoke
pipes, and ventilators. which were perfo.
rated in numerous places. The iron sides
of the Essex was struck in a multitude of
places by 10 inch and other sized balls
the result in all cases being . slight in.
dentation and the balls breaking into frag.
ments. She commenced the battle With
the upper gun in the battery and s.lsnced
them all one after the other. 1t is impos.
sible to ascertain the loss Of the enemy,
rs the crew of the Essex was so complete.
ly protected as to prevent their seeing
ashore. Their was no casualty on our
side.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-09-27

D@ The Harrison County Co. which
has been here for several weeks, under
command Of Lieuts. Bacon and Smith.
left for their rendezvous at Council Bluffs
on Thursday. This Company is compos-
cd Of 6ns looking men-is in . good
state Of drill, and under good discipline
Their conduct here was worthy Of Iowa
soldiers and won for them the Partially
and esteem Of our citizens. The honor
Of our gallant State aud righteous cause
will be molly sustained wherever this Co.
meets the enemy The warmsst wishes Of
oil attend thom.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-09-27

s| Capt. Smiths Artillery squad went
cut With Capt Farnam and his men on
Thursday for little artillery practice
joseph Shearer, the Gunner Of Captain
Smiths company made FIVE shsts with the
brass six FOUNDER At a targst-distance
800 yards, and lodged the Ave balls within
q diameter Of six feet Tive Of the shots
hit the target joe. is not green At that
business. He has not exactly fought nit
Seigel-but hs has handled the big guns
on the battle fields Of Switzerland
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-09-27
D0- Corporal Murray arrived from the

W- Corporal Murray arrived from the
Northern border on Thursday evening"
Nothing new has transpirsd in the Indian
country. Constant communication is now
kept up between St. Paul and Spirit Lake.
Little Crow" Is willing to give up the
$50 women and children which he has ~
prisoners. provided the government will
pay him the past annuitiss claimed, make
him = prassnt Of $4,000, AID make =
new treaty.
Major General Pope is at St. Paul,
Mimi, and proposes - treat with Little
Crow upon the right basis. lie Gala for
$4,000 men with which TO wipe out the
Ssntee Sioux. That looks something like
protection. We are decidedly in favor Of
Me "wiping cut out policy
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-09-27

lky The Florence arrived on Saturday
last with very large amount Of fret: ht
for our merchants. She was detained
several days OF the way by the powers
that be-but she met with no violent in.
terruption or loss. There is not . more
reliable boat upon the river She returned
on Sunday Quite number of passen
gers from this lace left on her for the east.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-09-27

DB Mr.. DeHaven is now in this city
recruiting for Capt. Crawford's Council
Bluffs company, which will form part of
Col. Wilson's Cavalry Regiment. Now is
the time to enlist.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-09-27

BDr In this weeks paper We publish au
article on Democratic Conventions, from
the n. Y. Ece. Post. which We cordially
commend to those Of our Republican
readers who think that it il treason 10 up.
hold the Democratic party and vote the
Democratic ticket.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-09-27

1Jr Messrs Stone and Fields have the
contract for furnishing rations 20 tho four
composites about TO be mustered into the
State service at 22cts. per ration.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-09-27

@ An excellent artillery squad has
been organized in Sioux City. Chas X.
Smith is Captain, and Jos. Shearer, Gun.
ner. They have big qua" and plenty
Of ball and canister. Mr.. Indian will
please take notice
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-09-27

% "LoGRoLLER" is unusually inter.
esting and emphatic this week. He speaks
right on. in meeting-but unquestionably
reflects the popular feeling in Dakots.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-09-27

nA- In the New York market amber
lswa" commands five to eight cents per
bushel more than any other kind Of
spring wheat
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-09-27

ma The Florence brought abundance
Of ammunition for the troops in Dakota
Territory.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-09-27

1S The parents, as well as the broth
ers and sisters of the late General Reno,
reside at Iowa City. So say the Iowa City
Republican.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-09-27

nOr The Isabella is daily expected
from St. Louis with goods for the Upper
country.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-09-27

EO We regret to learn that Hon. 1.
Pendleton is seriously i'll with bilious
fever.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-09-27

"a 4. W. McElhaney has been award.
ed the contract for carrying the mail to
Fort Randall