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IMPORTANT FROM EAST TENNESSEE.
Official Report Of the Capture Of
Cumberland Gap.
The Disposition and Movements
of Our Forces.
RESIGNATION Of GENERAL BURNSIDE
&s. &o.. 80.

CINCINNATI, Sept, TO- 1863
General Burnside, upon completing the redemption OF
Eass Tennessee bY tho capture OF tho rcoe icroo defend
ng Cumberland Cap rendered hts resgnaton 10 the War
Department by telegraph Hs hearty cooperation with
General Rosecrans orbds the that this step
originated In any difference relative rank and
mand. IL ls supposed that he has contemplated this
course for some time consequences OF the constsnt
political pcrpexcs that beset him In ths islra.
ton OF his department through the Reputation certain
OF his measures by the government; but dd not take
until hs could leave the service without discrcdt him
seR, after oxpelpg the last ARMED robe nom his depart
ment
Tho movement into East Tennessee made Ia two
columns over two routes Gen. Burnside, with 10 900
cavalry and mounted Infantry and several batteries
made for Kingston, Loudon and Knoxville in forced
marches After occupying the latter place he pushed
norhwnrd, with small force, 10 meet the Twenty third
corps. under Gen. Hntsun, which had. In tho mean
time, turned Cumberland Gap on the right. by follow
ing the route through Loudon and Williamsburg with
hs surrounded aud forced tho surrender OF Gen
side.
CUMBERLAND car, Tenn, sept. o. 1868.
Mnjor General HALLEcS General IN Chief
have telcgraphcd you movements up to the
patton OF Knoxville forces Since then cavalry
force has been sent up the railroad to within few miles
OF Bristol, capturing three locomotives and twenty
odd Another force composed OF two regiments Of
infantry and two regiments of cavalry brought TO this
place person TO reinforce General Snackeford who
hero with two regiments Of cavalry Colonel De Coury
being the Kentucky side with = brigade which
started IN that direction before leaving Kentucky Tho
infantry brigade marched from Knoxville u this place
sixty milesn hftytwo hours The garrison here con-
sistng OF thousand and fourteen pieces Of
artillery, made unconditional surrender at three r. M
10. day without nght.
A. f. BURNSIDE, Major General.
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IMPORTANT FROM JAPAN.
Omeial Despatch from she United states
Ministsr-The Japanese at War with
All Oussids Bsrbarians-A Japsnese
Battsyy Destroyed by the French. sse.
fnssUov o. rBx lsngD SfATys ~ JAPAs,
YoxanswA, July ~. 1sA3

TnsAnOy o. fHK IsnsD SfAfVS ~ JAFAs,
YoxansxA, July ~, 1873.
sr--ol he 2cth cf June the American steamer
Pembroke va attacked Sirnoussi elk huuaref miles
from her- By vessels of tue Prince u Ssgo, % ihs
10Th Of Jn,y tho Wyoming blew up ms s,esmer, sunk
ten gun brig cuessed sbsferies with iho los % four
u@n killed asd ssvsn wounded.
A Preach srinboa; was nred INTO % lhs sth d 5ay
aud pueh sicop the iiis q July Al tho
ua~ On the 10th Of Jsly the french Admrsi destscy
"a mo n 'he-e bs"srie- Rsbth " PR'fS,
GATED states Mins,er Resdent
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TIE WEEKLY HERALD.
Tkc Best and Cheapest Newspaper
ana the World.

Important News from South caroiina-Evacua-
tion Of Morris Island Charleston at tho Mercy
Of General Gilmore Demand for the surren-
der Of Fort Sumter -Beauregards Refusal
Liberation Of Tennessee Fl IN Rebel Ruie-Iri-
portant Intelligence from Japan-The Latest
News-Literaturo. &c, &C.. &c.
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MIsCELLANEOUs.

MIsCELLANEOUs.
A "A''" "h"6it 66oittsLg NUMBER
rug SEW yonK DESPATCH
WIN . is X AL, y ooLgHSs or NATTER
fn4s only Nv. Cent?
o'' and ''' ianIY i1,i y :" N sss. sissy " uomsso
ny ssss, sbGEfEs bGfESsga u 4 s::
d nxohfsa III II n Y NV I, YosK ~ = mona. raj
anfEsnooM sEEIqgns y c.aaoesu 60, ~,
rwo EoSTMs Is rna rogEsr n, ,rahewu'
WAR AafsErs--sn iutrr-s'ins variety o. GlsAnins'
5oa ~ s.9s a.s.:G q .G' a.. ss s
.LssassISGs EEos rgE rEooEns oy cEIyk ...,
WORLD or sNUsyMEsr-t Record of Dramatic aud
asswfEs 10 oonrHsg9SpsSrs, ,,,0s
ODDS AID ENps.
siscfLL,Sy .
KDlgeR.xL sorisEs
okiGiNAL POETRY.
LATEST SEW ~ s.ii. asp TELEGRAPH ur 10
Oace. - u Frankfort sif-si.
4 fev esar. ies- r.nmasJ iisu.
A ggw PERPCsg FuR TUB nAsDkIRoHrEF.
"A ylfsAcf oF fHk
SrGnr fa.OoSisc cEsscs
SrGHT HLoosfNo oEsgUa
NIGHT sLooyiSG CgRggs
MGnr sLoosfNG cgnEUs.
MONT BLOOMING cEgsus
MONT BLo0NISG cEEEos
MONT BLoosING CIRCUS
NGHr gLooMNG cggtUs
uast eiquisie a.ls.e .pd frssr,s, r,aaas a.,ilst
oss s.s We rare .'a - rnaros sss sos - SSs.. sss ..
s9ld ,, druggists ssa.faly
4 nsHosia oy On STIRLING ia srryuLAusG
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ss' ~ % ss a.. I 's' = . . Z, :. .ss 1rss' DO
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s:SSs$::ssSS s:sS II i:iSEssiiiI$$s. ii::iiSEssiiiI$$sS.
s$E $$ff;SI:s $fSI: :SE HI Ss Ss !s.is s.tIs:
rf D,.. Il h. s'T'.'iia' Il ssssa , 30 E = esgss 49,
ysRyncr ctEE FoR EUprukE-wHirss "a
"A snt I~s.r rsu,a = -.r.ssSs = Sc,' ~. s.~.. 20.
feely. = naSe sa 80 Essak E.sk, ~ A 80 ~1 80 .sy' y'
.''. s.s sssas 90 S = sskGosi Co 4. i,s.4.:i.
a wISE MERCHANT
% wn.n street..
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vtns syssPE.5s g'..ss .osss -. = sglros .ss
gs.eigg~s 10 Isi st.ag4ns tfssbishss rlhl
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rirs n ssAssa lei . I'd.

WAsAvfU1, .. J., tept. n ls6s.
The psvlss Hess. situated - sss ~ a Pavilion Mn
.hors distance nom sbs euarsns,ss assabsas ,ndsus,
c.,sbs Gre a oes s'ssek ihs assscca. md - ssliy
sasumsSs pSs or sssiiy We ~hos a sksssvs,surs wss
,.vcS. ms suidias frsms enc, sad NJ p~u osn.
s,r snsuas nash rps esus 4 We sro , ~lnosn
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INTERESTING FROM NEW ORLEAaS.
->>-~>>~~>>>N><>oSe~o>>>No|>
ARRIVAL OF TIE EVENING STAR.
THE ARMY OF THE GULF IN MOTION.
Review Of the Thirteenth
Army Corps.
ACCIDENT TO GENERAL GRANT.
HIS INJURIES NOT SERIOUS,
&C.. &c.. &c.

The steamship Evening Star, Captain Bell arrived this
morning at one O'Clock from New Oreans bringing dates
to the evening OF the 5th inst.
We are indebted to pGrser Field for the prompt de-.
kvery or our dispatches.
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Prizes Cs.h-d IN All lie gsrtxed lotteries
Information sfven. JosEHp BATES. prosef
N Val ssrssr voom No D. ysw rurt.
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Btiitards-LaUGiey's BtIiisvd saloon -
opsn st ~ Tuiloa sirsf John H hstc0ck o. FOOL nso
r'ssf 70 ~'h hin. vsii In, and "sniy sp" Yours, Ae
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Prizes Csshsd .. all Lesaiined Lsssesiss.
J. X dlASroS a co, 10 wan street. ron - j.
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Cemp~atse svo~ window 0ssro.-Eov
the kro.scaoa OF vlpdo~a HUTCHINSON a wfrKEk
SHAN 80 Cana street, sss, Of Brosd~ay
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Three Perform aoees To-day ~ mo-
s>uu Al IA. anh " o'cincs. for ths h~nef, o. e. w.
CLAIRE who closes mo-, brifisn, eswsgsrnert
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IN. Drast - Ohio.

cNcrss,ri. ssp,. n, isc8.
despatch Columbus says that, recruiting having
failed OIL ~ The quota for as state, orders been
reosivod from wsshngbn 70 auforcs tho dran
The uunosr q 70 b. raisei u twelve thoussua
requiring tho ds q sishicen thou ssrd names
uThs sran oil gin IN this city next wc.g
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Wstch.s 80 msgAfasssrsrs' rsic.s.-By
us s4cel,s Der ra,n mail spienid 0u'a Lever wsioh
sedug ssnsli ss1. rsurfiy enrsvst casev ful l-~
.l<f warranted rssp sod fns The money returned
approved.
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riiscELLavro,rs

A hoA ot hErL PAPER KPspY INfrIAfpD a
tHo broadway. " ~
REEBBS COOKING RAsuEs CosRtEF noEF
I, Rooi lua'it,.s tAap Other fAnre IA 49,
They economical in the cuGsnnpnu ~ ea.t .lI.
heps ia rriAr haze nru f1r roasuGa ani a~ .r
bakers - - -@N
All the various sifea rut no AMI = warranted Nv
JANIS FOWLER ktRTLAND a 90
Lac James Beet Co
Corner OF Reade, G.airc sad Kim -tTee~
DURhETTs COCAINE
ID Prevent. tne Hair from falling
BUkkETr's GngOAINE
Promotes it, HsAihy Growth
BuRsFrTs cOCOAiNR
IL not s~aAy Slcss
BtNNFTfs cOsoAfSE
Leaves no Dtsagroeabia pdor
BUKkErrs CONOAfNk
Suhdaes Refractory Hair
EuRhfTrs cOrOAINF
SootAes the Irrilated srrtp akia.
BWNNETTS cocOAINE
Affords the richest fa~<g~.
BUEStTrH cOCDAMH
is not Alcoholic VAST
BURNEfIS CpcOAIkE
Kills Dand-nn
HURNETTA COCOAfNH
Olives Nes Late 10 the Ua.r
BtRNETTS COeOAIsP
Remains Longest in trevs
BURNETra soOOAIhF
Prepared oas ~
JOsEPiI BURNETT co
C-atrS street BsssSs.
And Bold Evesywso.-
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DavsA's Fssi ssyie - Osasisnsa's Hats.
7soL BycsA~ay near Dssne street.
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1863 0euia lsGj.
gPpfN Fa sy.s FOR sssussn, iA6les, lsyes beys ao~
rssfy The trade snppasd oksfs. BH Broadway
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The Yspss Approaeh - rall has hxeaght
ou, sury>s-psy tsant'fui ssd pesani ryie n Auanp
Sa tss end1riion of ~ f~vtie 0ssiuS of Asnm0rs
kkor lsh the rovnng gary " The ssre u sss
Jas TIE esss ~ cd erls,Aln@ ali 2 tss ~gssisy
SraSy Y ~ soess ssI.srnes- fsys CAL sns Gee = q,
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shInninY Iniellinen,..

SEw oRLsASr Ats so-Cld bsra F!sctains. EtNood.
Nysfx
slst-Arl stsausAp Evening star. Bel. sYorS. hdg
Rival Appiegs,c Boston. Cid orig wsrd fi b, fAua
deiphia. -
-pt Arr taIs rathGndec Robinson. Boston CT ship
oasns, Leayi,i. SYork. br,gIw Rowland waisee, -.
Ioseu., Saunders. SYoIk; shr Aura lBr Hanson, Ia
ysna cid steamship Hudson. Lavender SYnfk hsri Paw
nee, Inhnston, Fhlsdeiphls
%-Arr q steamship Crescent, ls,Lssg. fsioa Rouge
bark l. u Carver 1rnds Boston, brig Herald. pavs Phi
lsdelphs; schr Anna (Br), Hsr On, Bosfou.
4h-C1d -osmships Evening stAr Bci sud Lo us' Font
HAT
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A ROY OF aorE fArgR. KPApY IsfrIAr.Ep ,
~, n,o.s,,s A'aaa' pFiee ea,y 81 10 Al oIMBhEDEs
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81. GOO Nrase : ~ It. ?. l4lesA}r., |,
T..sI s:.Jl, fAa.sa "A ss.a.k-.
rnr O.. D,IS - W, ys-SrS0Ss~A
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OMesnt Drs wings OF the Library Asso-
clatlon COMPANY Lottery Of Ksntrcsv.
rsrss CLASS p,--.epi. II, 1871
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FRaN0E. ELLIs 90. Managers. co,iag,sa. KJ
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-10-10

The Delegates from the sevsrsi town.
ships 10 Woodbury. county met in TIL. city
on Saturday last for The somins.ion Of
County oaicsrs 70 b Supported 1t The
coming election.
N. Sawyers Vas called to the Chair, and
VIM. Frenzy appointed Secretary, when
the following nominations were made BY
reclamation:
For Representatives.. W. Cbamberlin.
County Judgs-J. NJ Lewis.
Treasury d Recorder-Jno. Inghram.
Sher;f-Joseph Shearer.
Drainage Commissioner- Gordon Hail.
County S"roeyor-O. Plato.
Coanty Ssp't Common SeAools-Wu.
f. Faulkner.
Coronor-J. D. Brass6eld.
On motion Of John P. Allison the Con.
vention adjourned sine die.
N. SAWYERS, Chairman.
W. FREsEY, Secretary.
Ma. EDIroR.-l notice that the Board
Of Supervisors Of this county have called
upon the people to increase the County
Revenue ~ voting = special tax Of four
mills. Why the Board should call upon
US just at this time to place more funds a.
their disposal Is query 10 the minds Of
many. The 6naocial condition Of the
county never WAS in = more healthy state.
Last year County Warrants were bswked
about our streets and freely offered 35c,s.
on the dollar with no buyers, while to day
they cannot be had At so cents.
/. has been suggested that there i. an
American OF African decent 10 The
wood pile. Certain parties have Dough.
up all the County Warrants in marke, q.
very low figures, and With their oily
tongues made the Board Of Supervisors
believe it was greatly to the interes. Of the
County to have an extra tax levied, ex.
pec'ing to ''gobb'e" up the funds thus paid
into the Treasury, with their Warrants, or
if they should fail to &c. the money from
tie Treasurer their Warrants will be in
demand, and in short, they will make
good :aicg," all out OF the pockets Of the
taxpayers,
Now, ia view Of the heavy taxes we are
oil called upon to pay for legitimate pur-
poses, / think the voters Of Woodbury. Co.
should put their veto upon this extra tax
speculation, BY putting in . ballot on
Tuesday next against . special tax
TAX PAYER
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-10-10
Sionx City &tgister
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1863.
THE ELECTION.

On Tuesday next the voters Of Iowa
will be called upon TO decide whether We
are to have an abolition fanatic for The
Governor Of this State for the next two
years, or General futile the conservative
Democrat and brave and accomplished
soldier. With persons who are anxious
to see the Old Union restored under the
Constitution - il is, there can be Sut one
choice. They must vote Cor Jas. NJ. futile,
for BY voting for the Republican csndi.
date they give their vote to eustain an
abolition war, war to be waged solely
for the extinction Of slavery in the States
where it exists. Col. Stone has openly
and family taken this position in bis pub.
lie rpeeches. He says this is an "aboli.
ton war, and that i, will be continued as
long Ms there is one slave in the South to
be made free-that peace can nerer be
made, nor is peace desirable until the last
link Of slarery is is abolishcd!" General
futile on the other hand is tor ",he Union
without an if" ard ready and willing to
allow the rebels to return to the Union
when they will lay down their arms and
cease their war against the Constitution.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-10-10

A VINEGAR SPRING. orrespodent
Of the Leavenworth Conservative with
Gen. Blunt. in describing the strange
mineral yet fertile country through which
the army passed on it's southwark march
from Fort Scott, says that some Of the
boys dug into the side Of hill and struck
a gushing fountain Of clear, sour water
as eur as if gallon Of vinegar had been
turned into each paiful. 1t was not as
stringent as alum water but had the taste
CT pure acctic acid. All sorts Of mipera
abound, and sul pher springs are abundant.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-10-10
STATE NEWS.

General Lauman has left Iowa TO re.
join his command At Vicksburg.
The Muscatine Journal complains OF
the prevalence Of horse thives in the Eas
tern counties.
Hon. J. c. Hagans, late Senator from
the Rggold District, died recently at his
residence in Mt Ayr.
An unsu ccessful attempt was m ade a
few nights since to burn the Lorimier
House i" Dubuque. No arrests have
been made
john Hartman, 4 drayman at Nc
Oregon, was killed a few days since BY
the accidental discharge Of y gun in his
own hands.
Professor B. Talbot, late Of the Ohio
Institute. has been appointed S"pernten>
dent Of the DAT and Dumb Institution
for this State.
The grading of the Chicago, iowa
and Nebraska r. II has been completed
to Nevada, Story county.
The total amour. Of receipt at the
State Fair was S., 200. Total amount Of
Premiums awarded, $500.
iowa has furnished about 5000 m en-
in excess Of oil calls. Such is the est.
mate made BY the Iowa City Republican,
and we have no reason to doubt ito cor
rectness.
DIR. n. W. Whit'ed. = prominen, cit.
izen Of Lewis, Cass county, died q few
since. He was for several months LIST
Lieutenant Of Co. l., pa Iowa Regiment.
We learn that measures are on foot
to organize the 10Th Iowa Cavalry. The
Colonel has nc. yet been designated. II
is intended to have the Regiment ready
for active duty before the lst of January.
The Keokok Gate City snys Major
Smith has been paying OF the .oldiers in
the hospitals during the past few days
He has paid out about $4,000 10 that
city, and in the neighborhood Of s25 900
in Davenport and Burlington.
-Of the State University, the Iowa
City Republican, says: This rapidly
gsovin6 and deservedly popular instisu.
tioa has opened its Fall and Winter SEES.
sion with full corps Of professors aud
teachers" ...>~ --..."....
Tho Wappello Republican say. there
Is ) disease raging among the chickens
thereaboots which some call cholera.
-Contractors were in DUBUQUE, last
week, buying posa'oes st 10 cents per
bushel, for sbipmen. to St. Louis.
Patrick Robb, formerly editor Of this
paper. and Mr.. Ham, late Of the Detroit
Free Pess. have purchased tho Dubuque
Herald establishment, and will take pos
session Of il on the l2.h Ct October.
Within one woek 5000 sheep were
Brought across the river q McGrsgos. So
says The AcGr,sos Nsss. m..a..
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-10-10
To the Voters Of w God bury
County. Iowa.

"A r A MEETING Of the Board Of Supervisors Of
N Woodbury. county, Iowa. hald September sth,
Is Is the following order was adopted
Whereas, the Warrants Of this county at =
deprecated value. and the County largely in debt,
and IL desirable t. redeem the credit Of the same,
Therefore it il ordered that the proposition to levy
u Special County Tax of Four Mills on the Dollar
Of the assessed value Of the property Of the County
for the year 1863 shall be submitted to the Voters
% the County. to be votod upon ut the next gener
nj election. All persons voting for the Tax sh. II
have printed written upon their ballots the fol-
lowing-"Fer \ Special Tax" and those voting
against the same shall have printed or written up
on their ballots Against special Tax and the
Votes thus cast shall be counted and ieurncd in tho
same manner as the votes for County Officers.
1t u also ordered that the Clerk cause notice Of
the above to be published In the Sioux City Register
ut least four weeks prior to the election.
J. n. FIEkD. Clerk.
wtd by NM. G. STEWART, Deputy.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-10-10
ASKS Hotel,

VANKTON, =. T.-.This Hotelhas recent
i ~ been enla rged and Thoroughly renovated md
rehted throughout. and now offers super ior COM
modations to the travelling public.
R6- Travels will here find good Stabln., Water,
and all the conveniences necessary for their salts
factory accommodation, At usual prices.
ASH REYNOLDS, Proprictors.
Yankton, D. T., June 10th, 1863.
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Public Sale.

~ Thursday. the goth DAY Of October. A. d. .
~ 1868, will of at Pub c Sale in front Of the
oihce "i Eosler Hedges, the following property
situated III Sioux city. Iowa: to-wit: Lot No ia
ei"'A No. ~. East Sioux City lots No. l. ? 3. in
DOCK ~" 10 and 1. D, Is, in block No. % in Middle
>i"nx CITY, ais" lot No ? ia block No a East Ad.
oi'"n 10 Sioux City. Said property will /. sold to
he "a NEST bidder. and a Deed Executed for the
SAM Terms. e-third cash, one -.hiri In on.
year and ",e third in tw" years, secured by Mort.
gag on property. with ten yer cent interests sale
to GONNA NJ" At 10 O'Clock, A. NJ
Sioux City, Oct. 2. J. w. ROsIER
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-10-10
SheriN'S SHE.

NoIltE is h'rt-uy Civ ca tha. by virtue Of n enc.
~ clal Ex"c Lt"a. date So pt"m'-r l3th IS 4 =,
me directed from the Clerks Once Of the District
court Of Woodbury. county. iowa, on Monday ,ic-
toter 10Th, A. b. 1853 between tho hour, Of .
o'clock II. m. and o'clock .. H. Of said dnv. in
'front.' "' th" Post Office door in Sioux City Iowa I
VIII proceed 20 offer f,r sale - publ: auction,
" h'S" sale VIII commence At o'clock =. m, tn,
following described PREMISE. I, wit:
Lots unmicr aud in Luch 81, in Middle Sioux
tii!, N""ibury county. Iowa.
said property will be sold as the PROPERTY Of
Anhrew and Agnes L.ech un Ter ssid Execution. in
Favor OF Milton otle, plaintiff against said Le-eh
d"i"ndhnf. r. j. LAMBERT.
E':-4" Sheriff " o. dhury ctupty Iowa
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-10-10

Health Of Col. Stone.-We hear that
Col. Stone is recovering from his late at
tack of bilious fever He was at Des
M"ines on last Saturday. Io,ca City
Republican.
Yes, and he went away locking decided
" more "bilio.s' than when he came
The affair on last Saturday was rather
"billious" one all around.-[ Statesman.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-10-10

VN1I r undersigned has removed irto his now shop
j on Pearl street. where he 10 now prepar red ia
attend to everything connected with the T"nsorAi
art in the most fashionable style The patronage Of
the gentlemen Of Sioux City and vicinity respect
fully collected. JUS ADAM FALk.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-10-10
Proposals for Potatoes and
Onions.

Office Of Commissary CT Subsistence,
Sioux City, Iowa, Oct. 3, IsG3,
SEALEb proposals. in duplicate are invited a.d
- VIII be redeI'"d at this Office until IL O'Clock
NJ. on Tuesday, The 2V,h day of October. 1914 Tar
furnishing
300 Bushels Of Potatoes and loo Bushes
Of Unions.
OF good sound quality delivered at this rost At such
lime aud quantities as the Comni sary shall d~siv.
nate ihe un!e signed reserves the right reject
ing any and all proposals
:" GEO. c. NELSON, Capt aud s.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-10-10

ANOTHER DRArr-Tbe Washington
correspondent Of the Boston Herald ex-
presses the opinion that there will be
another draft Immediately, and that Sec
Rotary Stanton will recommend the abro>
CATION Of the $500 exemption clause.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-10-10

vUsHEun signed ~espcc full Informs the citizens
l. OF Woodbury. and adjoining counties that he
"a continues to mai afacturc the shove ar j.
H4A cles. and keeps constantly on md stock
and trimmings of the best quality
Those in want of any hin & he above
line Of business wi find il to their advantage to
call and examine my stock before purchasing else
where. Good hides take in payment. na. Shop
on Pearl street.
no,iS-52 JOHN LININGER
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-10-10

Artemus Ward is in New York, and !,
negotiating BY telegraph with Manager
Mcclure, Of San Francisco, for q profes.
sional tour in California. McGuire's last
telegram was. "What will you take for
the 6rst thirty nights ?" To which Arte
mus replied, Brandy and water" The
negotiation progresses slowly.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-10-10

HEAD QvARrERs JNDIAN ExpEprr,os. !

HEAD QuARrE.s JNpIAN ExpEnrrios,(
= Camp near Farm lslsnd, sept. 10th, Is.
I feel il my duty, in order tha. you may
be prepared, to warn those who have set.
tied ia localities far removed from any
neighbors, agains. any depredations Of
hostile Indians; and therefore to advise
you 80 located, to be on your guard, or
else remove your families to points where
two OF more can be together for mutual
protection. At the sane time do not
wish to cause any unnece ssary alarm. The
late battle l had With the Indians near
the head waters Of the James river, has
scattered them in all directions; We des.
troyed all their camps, provisions, ponies,
&C., and they must necessarily steal or
starve this winter. lfad not the low stage
Of water in the Missouri prevented me
from having supplies, l would have been
able 10 have followed these murderers MP,
and 90 end ell trouble. As it is, no dan.
ger can be apprehended of any consider.
able number Of Indians committing overt
acts; yet few now and then, if they find
you not on our guard, may rob and even
do more. l have already sent part Of my
command down the river, and as soon rs
I can make arrangements for the estab.
lisbment Of a post here, l will be down
With more Of my troops, and will give you
al the protection in my power.
ALFRED SUELY,
Brigadier General Commanding.