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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-25

CAAANe wiz - SfNA - ~ n Ms Auu I4eAo
LADIES' LIST.
AFFORD Rebecca Adams MARY L Allen Emma
Archer Ellen Anderson Calpharna
Brown Evelins BaiIy EIizb,h Bslding Elvira NJ
Bester Cathrine ,Bprtney Burke Atiek
Barrett Antinstt Berry Julia Brown Mary A
Barr JamssH BALDWIN Jennie Buckley q
O1theart NH Clemmensw Gratis Mariah
Clareck Lauriea Ucok j. Caulkins Lottie
Cosgroye Mary Cobb Katie Crawford Cath
o@my BsnDie Clark Annie Crawford Almira
GRsio Rs Mafy s''A CTeig isH EDWIN Gi4fin EF una a
Clark Eilie G traGston Adelaid NJ
Dewire Sarah DewyeF Bldg Deming Mary ( )
Davis LOlst Darling Lizzie
Evans HonOra Ellis Harriet EvAns Mrs
Ecker Mr.
FOss Mina2 Ferssrson Rho frost Mary
Fiounder E5a dari Louisa Fisher Mary W Fry Gsnett
Gage Sarah NJ Gaylord ALBERT Gray Anna
Graves MoIIis Gun Martha q Greenmsn Fanis
Hnl Harriet Heal Kate Hawks Helena
Hswett George Hamilton HaTtzs1 Sufan
Henderson Mary Hamilton A Hastings Efhe
Herrick May Hitchcock Human Amelia
HOyt z Hammer KIN Holman Ann
Huntcn N NJ Hubbell Maria Hedrlck Maris
II
johnson RoBy johnson MA Jones Miriam
Judd Eva L Jones ssrahJ joyce Michel
X
Kneale MA Keller Louisa Kellogg LII
Kidney h A Koegles Anna Klock Ams,za 4, 9.9
Killermaster Il Kennedy H Kemhel Ellen
Lambert Cath Lei er Cath Lewis Hattie
Lader Mary leek Mary Eowr1e Hattie
M
Mertersime-F Mspss sarah J Miller Mahlon
A phaua MaTrft MARI V
Milient Mary Z Mullen Jennie MoultonJ ]
Mo Re IEabelga Muller Tina mihsch Ida
Maler Mariana Mutply Mary Mead Matte
MarrisOn May Marshall Eliza Mather Emily
Monroe Adaliue Moran Bridget
Nc
MoEemara NJ Mcdonald Mcfarland NJ
Eevcamb H Norton A EOrthro7 BIZ
Nobel Eliza Nash Fannie A
PioksrsgiIyE n s Payson Mary Phillips Sarah
Place Lydia Pier Frances Z Pelow Cyprena
Pierson Marion Porter Perkins John D
ouinl.n Ellen
K
RandoIphCJ Russell Emily Rcdden El;zb'h
Bagg Margaret
so.ban Elizb'h Styles Emma speck Elizabeth
sexton DeaHis Stevens Iauiel Sprague
Splele Manea Scnvel NJ sherSood m
Ssanett K SchAndell S Schuyler M
Slo rr Mrs Sha Harriet Z SnOdgrass BanAh
Simmons Mary ssbburd Maggie Snyder Mary
rb.ver hattie TuckerhH Thompson Rosa
Thompson Mary Torrance NJ TbandrOlson N
UnderhiIl Miranda
W
Woodward NJ whippis Robert Williams IA
williams Junia Whestou Daniel Wise calf
Wilcox Biue Walker Celia Wild Martha
Wilson Mary Woodruff Il n WoOdwa 4
Yager Elizabeth
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-25

Fur the Benefit Of Nervous suffer
ers. The WARNIHG HUICE on
Self-Cuse Of Debility, Consumptio y =
Premature Decay, Loss Of Memory, tc., b. = former
Suferer. Enclosing st4mp, address
PREVENTION BETTER THAN CURE.-The
re French Safs is the only article ever recommends
ed bg the NJ deal Profession SAFE and suRE Pre-
Veufire. Samples sent, SAFELY CONCEALED, 10 anl
address. on rnca ut OF stamp. dec3 BIB
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-25

.AAbsut ths ohssapeske lt ands gunbosts
OF every point sand no living thing, (save
skulking smugglers) suffered to enter or
90 out" Upon the Rappahannock, it con-
fronts two hundred thousand men waiting
for drying mud to move "On to Rich
mOnd, led by "a genuine apostle Of ex-
termination"
CHANGING at Virginia, Kentucky and
Missouri, the Enquirer implolingly asks :
@Where. in all this wide circuit, does the
invasion leem to be fainting or giving
ground? All round the border, and in the
very heart Of the COnfederacy, the foot Of
the enemy is planted and his felon flag flies;
and it means subjugation and extermiua-
ton"
Is the war under the proclamation a
"dead letter 2"
The Republicans of New Hampshire are
fully awake to the Importance Of the COM
ing election. Meeting are held through
out the State, at which the issues Of the
time are intelligently discussed, and the
utmost good feeling is manifested. Very
many loyal Democrats are boldly opposing G
the schemes Of the COpperheads, promoted
by the NewYork Difusionists" Of treas
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-25

The rest Of the resolutions of this Dem
oeratio Convention are on par with the
above. All of them abound with dislOy-
atty and hostility. As if to increase the
treason which these resolutions put forth,
Mr.. ". W. Eaton made a speech in which
he said that the Democrats must cease
standing upon the defensive and assume
the offensive. They had not stood firm
enough. He said that the dOings Of the
Convention would awaken lively emotions
ain the South" He had never lost sight of
ks friends there. Mr.. Seymour was a
man "whom the brave men and lovely wo-
men Of the South love, honor and esteem"
And q great deal more of the same sort
An open enemy is better to fight than q
secret one, and therefore it is well for
these copperheads to show themselves in
their true light. We can only wish that
they were where they might be taught 8
fair lesson of loyalty from the soldiers in
the field. It would be the best disposition
TO make Of them.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-25

THE PATENT AUTOPORIPA-
TEUKOs, or the Walking Doll. just received
RETTBHBa = HAUSaAhh.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-25
FOR SALE.

A acres Oh Detro Plank Road, miles from Court
House handsome Building Lot. Sell One-haii
awhi GlLO par acre.
Lake st-House aud Lot, 5Ox1ZT feet, on a corner
$500
Barn
lasge Brick House in good style with water and
ana lot 50xl5O feet, Kinsman near Erie-St.
l20acres good Laud in anada.
Two Lots on PrOspectSI., Hudson, $50 per foot
on time.
Brick ard 81 acres ofIand adjoining city linn.
its lear Wilson Avenue, scres OF grapes in good
besring ord T; So coo, mostly on time.
Nine Lots Eort stSt. near kinsInan, very cheap.
House and Lot on Lake-St Sll5O.
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GHERIFF SALE.-ln obedience TO an
} order Of sale Of property attached, after final
judgment, issued from the Court Of Common
Pleas, of CuyahOga County, Ohio, and to me di-
rected, in the cause wherein Miller NJ. Spangier
is plaintiff and Benjamin Dodge defendant, I
shall expose to sale at public auction at the door
Of the Court House Of said county, on the Sd
day Of March, A. D., 1868, between the hours Of
two and four o'clockP. n, the following described
lands and tenements, TO Wt;-FWO tracts OF
land, situate in the City Of Cleveland. in the
County Of Cuyahoga, and State Of Ohio, one be-
ing known as the East end Of subdivision lot
No. $50 in the Willeyyille allotment, and being
sixty-sx (66) feet front on Tracy street, and one
hundred feet deep. Andthe other being known
as the whole Of subdivision lot No. ISL in said
WilleyVille allotment, and being sixty-si1 (6e)
feet front on Tracy street. and one hundred ZOO
feet deep.
The first described piece appraised at Four
Hundred and Forty Dollars, and the second de-
scribed piece appraised at Five Hundred and
Ninety Dollars.
EDGAR h LEWIS, Sheriff
By HENRY N. JOHNSON, Deputy.
@. 7. FISH, Pl'f's Atty.
Sheriff's Office. Jan. 81, 1868. ian3l:429
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-25

WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEB. 25,
And Positively the Last 4 Nights.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-25

NUARDIAN'8 SALE OF REAL
VI EsTATE.-On the twelfth day Of March, A D.
1862 the door Of the Court House, in the City q
Cleveland, CuYahoga county Ohio at two o'c'o-k P.
a scribed cal Estate 10 Eit the interest Of Lucaa
Heathand Martha figueTs In thefOllOWinE described
land, 10 wit: sitnae IN The township Of brooklyn, IN
the state Of Ohio and which Is also in the county Of
OuyahoEa, and City Of Cleveland, West Side and is
known By being subdivision lot No two hundred and
eiRhty-eiRht (Is) in Benedict Roots allotment Of
parts Of original toE nship lots 4 and 49 In sid City
said lot being sixty feet front LibertySt. and
tends back 70 an alley and is ne hundred and tTen
tyx eet IN DEPTH said interest therein beng three
f0urths in common and undivided therein. Appraised
ct SIS. Terms Of salo-cash,
RANSOM HEATH,
Guardian Of Lueelia Heath and Martha Figasrs.
Cleveland. Eehruary ls. $500
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LADIES, LIST.

n5-All letters advertised are subject to an extra
charge of One Cent. Persons calling for them viii
please be prepared with the necessary change.
The Office will be open at II A. NJ, and cloaa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-25

N1 ASTERS SALR.-Pursuant to the
Nl command Of decretal Sd pluries order Of
sale from the Court Of Common Pleas OF Cuyaho-
ga county, at the suit Of Ezra Monlux against
Levi Thomas, Elizabeth Thomas, Electa
Schnen Board Of Education Of East Cle7e-
shall offer for sale at public auction at the door
of the Court House, in the City Of Cleveland, on
the 26th day Of February, 1858, at two O'Clock P.
NJ, the following described premises situate in
lots and s. beginning at a point on the Plank
Road at the west corner OF that portion Of said
original premises set OF to Electa Sehnei thence
south 5O1<o east six chains; thence south Sg4'
vest 20 links; thence south 51zo east chains and
T6 links to the west line Of Chittenden Lewis
land; thence south chains and links; thence
north 5O5< west chains % links; thence north
3g1<o east1 cham ahd 81 links; thence north 5O1<'
west 6 chains to the Plank Road; thence north
500 east chains and 81 links 10 the place Of be-
ginning, containing 425-1OO acres-2s-10O acres in
lot No 4 and g7-i0O acres in lot No. 8. AppTais-
ed at Sl25. D. W GAGE,
WILLIAMSON & RIDDLE, Master Comm'r.
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lMIsEMEHfa.
a OADEMY OF MUSTOI .,Nll
Miss K4THLERN O,NEU'E

Drawing Room snd Novelty Troupe
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Remaining 70 the Cleveland Post once
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NTASTER'S SALE-Pursuant TO the
lNl command ofan order ofsae to me directed
from the Court Of Common Pleas of Cuyahoga
county, in the suit Of John d. Orr against George
Campbell and others, I shall offer for sale,
at public auction, at the door ofthe Court House
in Cleveland, on the 9th day Of March, 1868, at
2 O'clock P. NJ, the following described premises
situate in Cleveland, West Side, and known as
lot three hundred and fifty (350l Of Barber &
Lords subdivision in what was recently called
the City Of Ohio, bounded north by lot S5l, east
by Fulton street. south by an alley, and west by
the east line Of original lot No. 81, bong ca feet
front on Fulton street, 235 PIP feet deep on the
north side thereof and 2lS feet deep on the south
side thereof
Appraised at $1,000. -
H. GRIsWOLD,
J. P BISHOP, Master Commissioner.
Plaintiffs AttOrneV feb5:430
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-25

OF Superior-St. and Public square.
WANTED-A good house and lot on Prospect-St-
can ind Purchasers for two or three good houses
on Prospect or other good streets.
WAHTED-several houses To Let, for which can
ind tenants.
s5OO-I nave 5000 with which o buy good mortgages
To LET-An Office, front, on ID floor IN Matthews
Block on Public square. Also, one or Two good
rooms on Sd n0or, suitable for Offices OF lodging
rooms JNO. q. JENNINGS,
fsbl2 R23 2lI SupeFiOr-St-
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LnSI, WAHTs q F0QHD,

UND-A LADIES' GOLD
Bsnk-st. feb2i As
CAVALRY HORSES WANTED.
I More Cavalry Horses wanted Immediately By
tie undersigned, wbo eau be found at Camp Cleve-
lanf, where the horses will be purchased.
f-bi6:IHt KEYES FULLER.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-25
THE HOME INSIJRANCE GONE

.THE HOME INSURANCE COM
PANY Of New Have, Connecticut, Defendant,
Wfl take notice that the 18Th day Of FebruaTy a.
d. Is63 Della NJ Gates, 6 Administrative on the
tate Of HOrafiO CAFES, plaintiff hied IN the Court
Of Common Eleas OF CuyahogA county Ohio, petl-
tion aganst id defendant in which she represents
that defendant s indebted 20 Der as such admmi5ra
trix on policy Of insurance in the sum Of S3gg %
sum she asks Judgment. The defen~ ant will further
take notice that s property has been attached in said
suit aud that Il must answer said petition OF be-
fore the llth dayof April, ls6 otherwise judgment
will be entered against Il By default prayed for
KEITH COON,
Wahrns-v Tath tass.fs9 Plafnfff7g Att'vs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-25

Resolutions Of the
State Convention Of Feb
IS, 1885,
5th. That the militia
Of Connecticut are ths
natural guardians Of the
liberties Of her people
subject to the control o
the Chief Executive Of,
fcer, acting under ano
BY authority Of he laws
o. the STATE: and any,
and a I acts Of the Con
Rress OF the United
ststes violative Of tho
sovereignty ofthe Slate
in relation thereto,
should receive the exc
Grafton Ct a people Just
ly jealous Of theirli
ties, who know their
rights, and knowing
dare maintain. 30
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Annther ..IInrrford ConrenrIon.,


Through all time the history Of the
aHsrtford Convention of 1924 will be
handed down as the record of disgrace and
infamous disloyalty. But sxecrated as
that body was, it was almost loyal in COM
parisOn to the one which assembled in the
same city on the 18th inst. This latest
outburst of northern treason was called
under the auspices Of the Democrats and
dsnominated itself the Democratic State
Convention Of Connecticut. Having as
eribed to itself this party name, it will be
upheld and endorsed by the Democratic
press Of the North, albeit it was outrage
ouslv treasonable in It's character and de-
slarations. Its managers had read the
speeches Of Governor Seymour Of New
York; the resolutions Of the copperheads
Of Michigan; the reception and answer
ing speeches Of DR.. Olds Of Ohio; and the
outspoken treason Of the Indiana and Illi-
nois Legislatures, and was determined to
outdo them all in abuse Of the Administra-
ton and paliation Of the crime of .he reb-
els. It commenced its work by nominal
ing for Governor Thomas b. Seymour, q
man who has been opposed to the war from
its beginning. II then adopted with great
cheering, a long series of resolutions
which were crammed full of hostility to
the Government They characterized the
United States as confederacy, and said
that the Administration was in EARNED
collision with the people Of more than One-
third the States comprising the Confeder-
soy." They declared the doctrine Of State
Rights, and their whole tenor was to set
up the State Of Connecticut in opposition
totbe General Government; in other words
to secede from the Federal authority. They
characterize the war as "monstrous
fsllacy," and denounce the Militia Bill
which has passed the Senate, as "subver-
sivs Of the rights Of the States" and say
that the authorities Of each of the States
should sternly resist the operation of a
scheme so fatal to the relations which
should always exist between the Federal
and State Governments" In further con-
sideration Of the militia question the Con-
vention passed the following resolution,
which we place By the side Of the FIRST res
olution adopted by the Hartford COnven-
tion Of 1874. If there is any difference
in loyalty it is certainly in favor Of that
Of the frat Of thase CnnHentions:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-25

I00 HEAD HORSES WANTED.
1OO The undersigned will / at the City Hotel,
CleTelsnd February 2gth Until March 9th, 1862
for the purpose Of
Buying Good Government Horses.
Also-A few Good Market Horses wanted
BkAIHERDS DODGE,
febz5.l29 Randolph, Portage Co, o.
FOUND-A LADIES PoRTMONNAIE,
at } o'clock, Tuesday afternoon, 24th inst. The
owner can have IL By proving property ana Paying
charges. JOHN @; MACK
febz5:42s l56 superior-st, opp. the eddie.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-25

A Large Hall-snitable for Lodge Room, &C. Also
ParloT and Bed Room in Rouse Block, cornell
of SuperioT-5t. and Public square.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-25

.e Resolutions Of tn g
B. (" Hartford Convention"
.of Jfn. 4, 1914:
ia. Rss0lUed, That II be
.e and l. hereby recon-
Ie.msnded 10 the Legisla-
e Itrlres OF the several
ofStates represented in
f-lthis Convention to
d adopt all such measures
g AS may be necessary ef-
Z, Ifectuslly 10 protect the
l. citizens Of said States
dIfrom the effect Of all
@ acts which have been OF
G may be passed by the
}, CONGRESS of The United
) States, which shall con
: -ltain provisions subject
the militia or other
n citizens TO forcible
7, drafts. eonscriptions or
imprisonments not au-
ithorised by the ,Consti-
tuition OF the United
IGtofac -
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sPEgEag R0TIeEs.


a COUCH, COLD, Oh IBRIrATED THB0AF
halloEed to progress, results in serious Pulmonary
and Bronchial afscticns oftsntimas incurabla.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-25

AFFORD Rebecca Adams MARY L Allen Emma
Archer Ellen Anderson Calpharna
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@. 7. FISH, Pl'fs Atty.
gherif's Office. Jan. 81, 1868. jan31:429
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-25

Is the war under the proclamation a
"dead letter 2"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-25

J. P. BIsHoP, Master Commissioner.
Plaintiffs Attorney. feb5:430
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-25

Letters Remaining in the Branch Post
ONCE, West, Side.
LADIES' LIST.
AtHell MEs Dixon NJ aria Il Moody Matte Z 2
Bliis Blils Marla DAVIS a. my G Monroe Margaret
Brown Layina Eoohy Johanna Pottsr rrorcas
Brown Amanda h neg Ravnar S,1sSn
B IughmRn S J HUassliA Z sean MsrS
Clifford A mClf Zee Ieonor Inion n 4
Cramer Sarah M.,COv Tammv Wed1 T.1cv Anr
Dunn Mary Aoors b
GENTLE MEMS LIST. -.-T
Bal Joseph Cod dgin " AIaginni4 Arthur
Reh.on : halbraneh CT Petite Chas G.
Carpenter Robs Hssga1 Pofric,- isS \, "
OODlen Patrick Hszen Henri a N . 5ie7ioeH'
Carlo 4 w 'dazen N IN r,oso -. &
F.D rals ~ r,,-,-. hnelly ehn n Tappen VIM II
ots oatillns n h1ShAru Loper WA Yabgorder Henry
= iansm Z MerroD John Wilson Samuel
0oSo4n8 Asau Moore John
q EsIses ealling fo- any o. the above will aay
A0FsfFsFs. p. O0WLES, P. n.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-09-19

~ Among the incidents Of the cur.
rent week none have been so productive
Of satisfaction as the visit to this place of
the Catholic Bishop Of Omaha, and moth.
Jog has afforded US more genuine pleasure
than listening to the very practical and
interesting discourse delivered by that
worthy prelate while in town. It was
such sermon as nigh. be expected from
minister Of Christ's OVERWHELMING
in view the saving Of souls and the bring
ing OF sinners unto repentance, rather
than the rousing Of evil passions in the
hearts Of men.
Among the pleasant incidents conncct>
ed with this visit Of the Bishop was the
sumptuous dinner given by the priest Of
this parish-and we are happy to be able
to record ourselves as one Of the guests
who were so fortunate as to be favored By
On invitation to the Reverend gen,lemans
hospitable board, for which we hope he
will accept our thanks and good wishes
for the prosperity of his parish.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-09-19
Fresh Reef Wanted.

DROPOSALS win be received at this office
J. up u ~ o'clock NJ. the 18th of September
next for supplying the Subsistence Department
Of the Army at this post with Fresh Heef, 4 r
one year form the 9th day Of October, eighteen
hundred and sixty three. -s- i. f.. .. -
The proposals thus received will be forwarded to
the Conmissary General OF Subsistence for his
consider alton and action thereon ~ 3#-
The \. {. ). reserves the right to reject any or
al the bid, deemed by him unreasonable, and no
Member Of Congress shall be- allowed any share IN
said Contract.
The Beef is to be delivered At this office In quar-
ters an equal proportion Of hind and fore meek :
and shanks exciuded) at such times and in such
quantities ,fe A. A G. =. for the time being may
require, not e ceodin2 thrice in each week pay
ment tn be m de monthly as FIR ~ practicable.
The proposals must set forth the price per pom
for which the Beef " i'll be delivered he 70, with the
conditions and limitations prescribed herein and
the Subsistence Regulations Of the A my. and lie
directed, ITO the 4. A. e ). United States Army,
Fort Randall, ID r." with the words, "Propos ais
for Beef acros the endss of the envelopes.
WALLIS PArrEE,
= e III Lieut.. 41st lnAs ynts., A. Al C.a
Office of A. &C, s.. IT. Randall, D. I. 3w
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-09-19
D~ We had tho pleasure of meetiu

ny We had tho pleasure of meeting
COL r. B. MARCY, Inspector General Of
the Army, wio has just returned from
Fort Randall. Col. MARCY has inspected
the, Inc of Posts along the border settle
ments from Fort Abercrombie, on the Red
River Of the North, to Fort Randall, aud
we are pleased to see him look so WE'LL
after the performance of his arduous du.
ties. The Col. fully confirms the dispatch
announcing the brilliant victory of Gen.
SULLY on the upper Missouri.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-09-19

0~ We learn from the St. Paul Press
that Gen. SHELLEY received a dispatch from
Fort Abercronbie short time since stat.
ing ,hAt a company Of miners descending
the Missouri in Mackinaw, had been
attacked by TIE Sioux, and twenty four Of
them killed, including woman. A child
was taken captive. In the fight the Sioux
los. thirty men. The Sioux had crossed
back to this side OF the Missouri, but in
= wonderfully impoverished condition, aud
that they intended to wiuter a. Devils
Lake.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-09-19

~ In another column will be found
the advertisement of the Chicago, Iowa
and Nebraska Air Line Railroad. The
Company are now laying iron west of
Marshall,own, and should the Fall prove
favorable the cars will be running to Ne.
vada by the first Of December. Arrange
ments are made to push the road through
to the Missouri river and up the Platte as
far as possible. There is now a party of
engineers surveying from Boonsboro to
Onawa, and one from Decatur, N T., to
Columbus. The Mississippi will be brid>
ged at Clinton next season,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-09-19

D@ Directly across The river from
Yankton, in Nebraska, fifteen soldiers are
stationed to protect the settlers against
Indian marauders. Saturday night red
skin crept into their lines, and fired at
their sentinel, missing him; when the
sentinel returned the compliment with the
same result, unfortunately. The murder.
Gus 6ends are lurking around, and il,
behooves our people to be on their guard.
We CLEAN from the Dakotian.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-09-19

IA While the armies of the Union
were winning brilliant victories, The Che.
mical Sa!eratus was enjoying series Of
uninterrupted triumphs over the popular
aversion to all saleratus, because the com
mon kinds in use we're found to be des.
tructive. Science had demonstrated that
the Chemical Saleratus WAS DO, only pure
10 its nature, but wonderful in its effects,
producing better bread and bicuit than
any other kind of saleratus or soda known
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-09-19

"a We learn from c. X. SMITH, ESQ,
who has just returned from the East, that
one of the coaches on the route between
this place and Fort Dodge was over,urn.
ed while descending hill near the latter
place, severely injuring the Express Mes
senger who was on the outside The pas
sengers inside, consisting Of lady, gen.
tleman aud child escaped with only f W
scratches, though the coach rolled twice
over