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, 1863-03-17

The CoSrRABASD's REBuKE OF THE DEMO
cRAr.-A prominent and leading Democrat Of
this city was discussing public affairs recent
ly, denouncing the government and advocat-
Ing peace most vehemently. Among his au-
ditors was colorcd man, q con: :raband, who
knew the inside of the rebellion, and could
see the bearing Of the gcntleman's argument.
After listening patiently awhile, he said to
the speaker, II don't know who you Is, but
you taik just Is they do down in Richmond"
-I1o,idcnce Journal,
, 1863-03-17

POLITICAL MovEMEs7s.-1t is said that a
caucus Of leading Democrats was held III the
Executive Chamber on Monday-Governor
Seymour in tie Chair. It is also said that res
olutions were adopted in favor Of cutting
loose from Fernando Wood &, Co., and ma
king the Democratic party the out-and-out''
War Party Of the country. It is saiid that
the new platform, and talked gunpowder and
artillery In 4 manner which cannot fai1 to pro-
duce reflection at Richmond. It is also said
that John Van Buren in his hte speech in
New York, represented the views Of Governor
Scvmour.-.4lbany Statesman,
, 1863-03-17

If the Great Eastern. and her machinery is q
1uodcl Of bets in 1niniaturc.
No attempt has been made to draw any
statements from the prisoners, but the Lieu
tenant, who is very intelligent, says 1t is ttn-
under disGussonat Richmond for three weeks
l'ast. Tie pa}rss lave been forbidden to ;aakc
any a!lusions to il.
, 1863-03-17

Tic advertiser. having been restored 10 health in
few weeks. by very simple remedy. after having suf
fered several years with severe lung affection and
that d.tad disease. Coaeumptlonis An1Ious to make
known to Lis fuow sufferers the means Of curc
To all WHO desire It. he will send COPE OF the pre-
ecrou used tree Of charge) with the directions for
preparing and using the EAme. which they will mud
sure cure for CONSUMPTION. AsTuMt. BRONCHITIS. DC
Tie ony object OF tut! advertiser In sending tc Pre-
fcrticn is 10 benefit the afflicted and spread Infora-
ton Which he conrclves bctnvaiuablc and he hopes
every sufferer will tsy Ills remedy rs It will cost them
nothing, and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription Will please address
Rev EDWARD 4. WILSON.
T1uIamsburgh, Klnss County.
~
, 1863-03-17

1sIErs1a1., .aa.,,nr, . cs'lc1 @ Iad'.estiop mo. 10
1oc.s - tresicnIahlc eount nf suucrtHE among the
human "sn 1ssa, +. cq2asannta9na n
imper.ect or detective secretion Of the gastric u
Tie conn on symptoms a., pain n the stomach OF
rsrchcd ira:urc-; fnHed tonsne; irEtAnle temper,
asa eS ag
eenutt :nicds are always dssier,le-'n agersTaM.cd M
ascdieines usually given for dysrepsa. vitroIc aud
1ersussl e. e. hasing = cs5Tesiye ac:1pa
only n,e.1nt uhcl. VIII really cure dyspepsia is Dr.
!; Il schcrckx s.. Weed Tonic. This preparation is
very eilAr tie Gastric Juice which nature provides
for tie pu1pcte Of digestion: and when this fniI Is
> pleasant hittcrs. and Will not csagrec with auy
stomach. Sold 1,y all Druggists and Dealers.
, 1863-03-17
REWARD OF MGRDER.-The Christian Index
gives the folloUinr efmnla fart.

gives the following simple fact:
Colonel Calhoun, Of South Caroliua, cha1-
fenged Major Rhett, Of his Own regiment, and
the result Of the duel was The DEATH Of Colonel
Calhoun. In direct contraycntion to the mr.
tieles Of war Minor Rhett is not punished,
bceanse as Ge1.aral Beaurcgard says, the twcn.
ty-f1fth article, requiring the punishment of
ducl]ing among officers, has always been
dead letter, because Of its severity But the
death Of Colonel Calhoun leaves Ills office va
cant, mud Msjor Rhett, by regular promotion,
has just slain.
, 1863-03-17
ffaal Il Dtl1ts.

TXFCITTORS' SALE OF REAL
L. ESTATE TF(EL1C CATCEIDS:-PabEc cot.ce
he lat viii ard testament of William P Holden. d.
ccasc! viii tn pursuance with the r~ers In sold will
est tI;Gcr =; ne door oIthe Court House oi the
co9nsy c; c9ox ls the tity ChieaS % The III Dig
tie Io;!oHin. described parcel. Of land. IT, Tho
eca 10 CkissEo T b.iss q let font on ssIso a
e1Ener Of GrtSEolt G. srlcc.. Wiz! dwelling tae:e,a;:
ta1:.f block r. School Section .idiit.on. bsla ;eis
feet t+o1 On South jefferson, street.
Full particulars In regard the title to said f1-d
and aSE other Information desired In respect Of ,na
SAME may he had on Inaurt 1t the oEce Of the m:
designed, Charles n. Holden, northwest rosnsr OF
axe ad Clark Streets The properly ususs be sold to
Close the estate. ----
CHARLES y. HOLDES, lr-orr+,-s
ALBpRN T. uULDES.
Chicago March TO- 1853 1uhI3 bis 1E
, 1863-03-17

SlUU.U croee:as antea. e'!i b. 9es'e1 3ss.'xs,
by the undersigned up to ID o'clock H. NJ OF March
&1h: iss7. for anx ra7f of ONE HGSDEEb TiioG.
SAND DOLLAks Of SIX pcr. cent. Coupon Bonds OF
Cook County. Illinois. ted IN pursuance ofan acr Of
,!e General Assembly II ths State Illinois aud pava
BE At rs oce q the Treasurer of .stl County tn taa
City of Ccssn in ten yea:s from tho rs1 day oi Arv
1875: Inter- sr payable scml aurnall:.
AZ the time above mentioned (sf.rcl IS taS at 10
O'Clock L. Nj the b!!a WILDE opened the Saser
.l<ors' Ceen,. In the Court IIanse, III Chic t:o
TIE si:ht t reject Az .: all bids II reserved. Those
GsktnE proposals Will please stale tic size Of tho
Pnncs preferred by tteus
Tic .tirc inAebtet!resa Of Cook County exclusive
oethf ahnvr II only Seventy six Thous and Dollars aud
d Einkins tu1d provided for its extinction.
II. z. CELNEE
PAUL CORNELL
u. NILES,
AAFnS GIEHS
, 1863-03-17

NOTlCE.-Any person wishing to
Er.rvoynE At 2se sdlson street between We!ls and
Market. must 90 70 tnts monts, ~ she will poAaysy
4minnttons 81: Past. Present and Futnre. - centa
HautR fspM q. q. 10 9p. N. 1s93 Rs3tlA
, 1863-03-17

How IT WAS DosE-Scnator Wall, of New
Jersey, tells how it happened that the indem-
nifty bill got through the Senate without OPP
position. -Four Of our men and he
named thcm-"Were SO drunk they could
not leave their rooms and the others, not
knowing how drunk these men were, ,had gone
of to Count Mercier's party"
, 1863-03-17
fflr0irinal
mrDifinnl
& Valuable Medicine
EaR EVERY EAa a1lIx

- &&AAkSNA~ @SN&ANAAAS
FOR EVERY FAEalLY.
DRUGGISTS doqss to II ;sftsI' ts. e a h fS a.a I'd
lans and aFpclzcr,
R0BACK,s
STOMACH BIT1ERs.
A0hEcARS 81 s /; ;ss!s2: !:s s:{
RoHACK's
STOMACH BiTTERS.
PHYSICIANS e ct e'sns e ss asa f ycs sRs
R0HACK'S
ST1MhCHB!TTERS
GE0GER Ec ssssaf heepya e s9s si ssRn I'll
noBAcK.s
STOMACH BlTTERs.
HOTELS 4 ssss :S{: ! III
ROBACK's
STOMACH B!TTERS.
HOSPITALS SsS:$;sst s. s:GS s +
bic tonic. and are Using, for the
soldiers.
HoBAcK,s
ST0HACH DlTTERS.
Suffers In .sy s;eE Eas ;sssa; 4ssussa aAa s I'D ss sS
KOHACK,S
STGEtCHBlTTEHS.
1EnIEe "a ard yonPe. for nllien. ness. Liver
General Debility, arc recommended to
ROBACK.S
STOMACH BiTTERS.
EffFHNnH7tH Who desires good tonic for
EB Ek3GEH Efy;ng tune TO tile epIr1ts
lItallIty appetite and strength to
tie systcM generally, should not
fall TO buy abottle Of
ROBACK,S
STOMACH BlTTEKS,
Dr.. {. W.RoBACE. PROP. Cincinnati.
G. & COOK, Chicago, General Agent,
oAIce25 & IS Marketst.. Lnds Block.
, 1863-03-17
Real Gstute.
DETER SH1P,
REAL ESTATE HROKEH.

Hon:s Hog:s nd nd fot Ct % TT.sass
Hoase .nd d es %sss.s xsssss
HE'S "a L! q bs;:s
Aeass Hess - - kss il Esss s $ Sc
hssse .ss Il S E5Rs Esss :..::.:..:::
Hoyse Honse and and ot ot 1ss s Eana Eana
Hsa.s - Il + .S5 SSi:yea
HsSss HSSss I'd I'd Esi Es5 baaio baao
no1se loase anS I'd Is. ot II II s19 B1a.Io 19
opse nop:e asd ard tot Lei On a. t1sss
:::: = +: 8 RR:::sS;S IS
IsSts sSss sss I'D tot Sspta
s e! ss'1:s 81 sF.aae e. as
Hosse and Ii l.; ON On fnass1o <t9rst s1tes
M"ns soG 1ot sol souih Cia1k street. :..':" sH1
Eonse asd Lot u South fisIk slEcer. ':.... :HS
Hssse an1 Il III nih son,a Caff EI,Ff s;rse; :oo
7ts aos senss: ss.eS iss
great t3Srsn sny..o:..*: 10: *se oaslea Al m
Ss i; M - js5s:s E;s|s {5 p: ~
=" xis0s = eor wabash ave- : Mo:;eress rsr Csr
81; s.: !: IN %ssx; Ss:?s
irrroved Farm e thirty e ht acre: nasits
An Improved Finn in Douci.s Comfy Of Il, a:1.s
EasSss g @ SS., fE ox
=.il Farm OF 50 exchange I5r cry rloneT-
5i:SS! I5q u S.ss ;sS's
IL ssafe, 1 Peope FoS xoGs Gas stssE
Ta5e good Sr:r eits Is ess '3s or nssq fa9tss4
, 1863-03-17
AAftt,S GIEHS,
Special Com: Cook County Board Of supervisors.
f..E a3fH Il 1tI.



PROPOSALS. FOR ARMY
L HORSES.
oFFlcE OF ASST CrArTERx.sTE!.. T. S. ARMY,t
CHICAGO. H.. March l3:l .ss.
SEALED PROPOSALS will he received a. ,h,. Office
nnt Tiasst.AT the 18th Av OF Marcn lf3 At II o'ck
~ of that day for furnishing
One Hundred and Ten frpt-class Ar
t1llc:y uorncs,
Toc Cupi. Pfllfps Dattfry At caa,n pou:aa. fhe
sar!r I" BE- desereI at s.ld Camp s:7t.y IN nccuri.
aIs. WIN tht !o3owinE specifications. to wit:
hay. brown. blaek OF Chestnut
AGE-1he s=tnc Esr-t NOT he under si1 OF over aire
sir ASb ceSD1r1ox--Al nor.cs rrn~, he 1s1
fccty sound Of good action. .nl In every particular
10 it eli aarted for rhc artillery service
IHsFEC11DS-A rigid inspection Will DO ula1e by
tc lMten states dn-rector approved hy the Captain
delivered Camp Douga5 anl thee 10 srectrI wit4in
nIc"n lay aftcr signing the contract
Of 1ht contract.
Each bid Mu.f be accompanied b. the written cu.z.
obgatinE themselves that In case the b!ier nan,ef
In raid proposal should nt3ia contract or tas fur.
Hshin= q sad hor": that thn they will enter into
tAr1e and will tc te.1oa~!he for i'll fo+a l39,oec
occasonel by she rei, ii Of the bidder 1t successful,
TO sAtE Ito such Contract" No other hlds VII be
D.'e;T ate requested to tie present =. the opening
Of the bids.
TIE undersigned reserves tho right to reject auy or
all t!ds nut in compliance With the aborc.
All pIorosa:s must be sealed. endorsed Sealed Pro-
ross for Artillery Horses en- sad ftFsesa P3Frrn f
n tfT7y
, 1863-03-17

rThose who arc willing to sue to rebels
for peace while they have arlns il, their hands,
would make good slarcs, us it would never
mortify them to be whipped. Peace Democ-
racy operates like the old bar5arous code Of
f,ogging in tho Navy; ii knocks mems man
hood out Of them.
, 1863-03-17

IMPORTANT DEc1s1oS.-The United States
Supr,re Court has decided that 1t Is not in
tkv power Of State to tax United States
stncks.
, 1863-03-17
Morgan 4 ;tcn. General Agents. No, a6 GLE ktrest
New fork.
WRIGHT &c FRENCH,
WHOLESALE AGENTS, Chicago. III,
e.,s~,s.errAs 6 Randolph street.

CTEAMED FRESH OYSTERS.
~ sp!ced Oysters. Picked Oysters. Roast MeA:a.
fonlty, tanc, Soups. Trpe.s Tcsh Fruits Ve5etabet
yanss tatsuts. sauces ete r eYeFy s1si4ety pa! Y
rG1DE. at u1oar extensive Farms and Facto'y.
- ARCHER + REEVES.
noTth Water street and 4s Norta Dds 9ara A!enao.
1saeS Aat, Ss46 aS294.sH
, 1863-03-17
A CA RD
Deafness and Blindness.

pR. UNDER GOOD, Ocn,ist srd Aur1s!, Operative
GurEcoa, l2s street, near tehermaa HOUSE.
CHICAGO. ILL1sots.
DI. T. hi. esotcd 1If professional I1e t. OpEta!1c
n..d Ara2 MedHe aal Surgery and receives monthly
VI tte new and ingenious Instrument. ana apparesns
and the siue.Hni Eedts Of treatment uscd for the re-
lief ard cure pf tc:o alictlons IN ali tie Dphth1nc
End AufHl Hospitals and 1nlrnarlcs of L,ndon Paris
Berlin md Vienna. He performs all the approved
nncent and moden operations for DeAfacss Catatact
Artificial Iuri!. Cross Eye. Eatrerium. Ect-opl1m,
tunioFs wnns and spusiouf growths Of erery deacrp
Anrscore. oto:co7e. Thsrynsoseore and Uphtna:,nic
;ae Whos ss s6{ aad noste1
bs;1H o. = fGe Ee nad Ess !sveaF he cSu;e 20
Atbe:to bser thoa2 forever hidden IN darkpess and
&xnperctrEtlc Uler urIky 1ui12 b I'm
, 1863-03-17

w-A Journal in Georgia, called the South
t7s' Union, has proposed to reconstruct tho
old Union Of States. The Atlanta Confaltray
pitches into 1t, and In the course Of its article
asserts that there are fewer Aboli'ionists
in Massachusetts than reconstructionists in
Georgia.
, 1863-03-17

a NSDFALL.--1t is stated that By the re-
cent decision of the United States Supreme
Court In the IAmaden mining cases. involving
property Of the estimated yalue Of sixty mil
lious Of dollars, the Hon. Robert j. Walker
comes in possession Of million dollars worth
of property.
, 1863-03-17
TEE CURATIVE

TEE CURATIVE
properties of the medicine diroct themselves to
tile organs Of 6ecrrton aad by so altcrng the con-
idtion Of the stomach md liYer that the starchy
principle Of the food is not converted into suur SO
long u the system is under the influence OF tho
CONSTITUTION WATER,
which givce those organs time to recover thci
healthy tone nnd vigor, We arc able to state tha
tho Constitution Wntcr has cured every clsc OF Di
abetis III which it has been given.
STONE IN TIE BLADDER, CALCULUS,
GRAVEL. BRICK DUST DEPOSIT
AND MUCUS OR MILkf DIS
CHARGES AFTER uR.
ArnT%
, 1863-03-17
i CARD TO THE LADIES.
Dr.. Duponco's Golden Pills

FOR FEMALES.
lEAlfnle In correcting. regulating. 1nd removing al
oht&1uctio1s OF E4e "slouthsy period" ffoa what
E":f cause ad Always successful as preventative.
for al disccscE 50 rccna1 to females. Whether mar
xted o. stuste IFoylcng you st The genuine rills
tace Sd Of the Objections The ingredients OF the r.s
Ese Ti1af M " ~ ecF aIIs Ha ~ Vii ao III
ca4Met for thEM.
Price, $l.00 per Box-
,,o1d In Chicago b "General Wholesale Ageata,"
1Rrn 4 SMITH Etrect.
n ECUVlL Is h.--dolrh street.
" L. HARRIS. 81 South Water street
FULLER l. FINCH. 24 and Is Market street.
! TTlEhfIII.LD y North Clark street.
CALI EI:GTUF.IlS. 20. K1ndo:tl strect
e 4 IT, N HOOKER $ West 1sSnao p1 s1feet'
r. b. PATCNEN IFS Neht axe htseet.
NJ. JElsU:ii corner Of Clark AMI Ada.fs street.
t;n,Es! ~ sendng K11Es e t!s "soose aSca;;s e e.
es eonrtv ts; p. s M mall to auy pa' OF tue
-.i,.tH .tH-lhADEs! Ite very partcu1sr- Buy nothing
Gnm H. nnr"hent Golden Pills heFcaner. unless sTou
@ w signature Of S. D. Howe each box w'tice
s hem atde1 on account Of the Is fAsrg
uCCu
, 1863-03-17

EEED NuLLS.-I am Agent for
i the best Iron Comhlnei Grinding and shell!nE
Feed M EoE y nss They III wm @ G;:ad fos family use
du, abe, srl viii do all they Recommended 10 de-
For particulars addrrsa 9. SHEPARD. P. o, no1 a99
tnEtpn stteeta. n4aG7aw
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-07-25
Drouth In Minnesota.

The St. Paul Press says that the drou,b
in Minnesota Is terrible. For six weeks
there Inns been no rain. Spring wheat 10
everywhere shriveled and ysllowed blythe
burning sun, and il prema,ureIy beading
out ., few inches above the desicated
SOIL Grass on the burning prairies il
parcbed to an autumnal hue. Iadian corn,
alone, hold, up its head against the
drought, and has : vigorous and thrifty
look. Winter wheat also looks we'll. The
rivers are lower than ever known before.
Even the wells are getting dry. So intense
has il been in Minnesota that Geseral
Sibley's Expedition cannot move. The
whole country between Fort Abercromb bic
and Pembina has been burned over by
prairie fires, and It would b. impossible
to subsist animals, or find sufficient water
even for an emigrant train.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-07-25
DseideA Une onstitu ti onal.

Tho judiciary Of New Hampshire have
declared that the soldier voting PROPOSE.
ton Which had been passed BY the repub.
lican Legislature of that State, is opposed
to the spirit and letter Of the Constitution,
~ well ~ the common Law, which requires
the presence Of the voter at the polls. Sew
esal practical. objections to tho hill are
also mentioned in the opinion. The opin
ion is signed BY Chief Justice Bell and
Associate Bellows, Nesmi.h and Bartlett.
- . . -. 5 e-+"
Deserters arc being pabbed and sent
forward IN manner that should be eau.
tien to oil who contemplate leaving the
ranks without furlough. The Davenport
Democrat says that on Friday last Capt.
Littler sent to 81. Louis. from Camp Nc
Clellan. . squad Of twenty-.hree deserters
under command Of Lieut.. Kakaa, and .
guard Of ten men. They are from I'LL.
nois, Iowa, Wisconsin aud Kansas.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-07-25
HAY WANTEH.

DRnfoSALs will be received at this Office up to-
i the LIST day Of August, 1893. for Five Hum
dred Tons Of Hay, - be of soen quality and
put up IN good c"ndt!rn, within six miles Of this
Post tFort kandalf
Proposals will h received for the Tav in fv.-
s"r"fat" instruments If ono hundred tons EACH
Should fFa RESI-, n~iLlc men with good securities
offer bids FOR he atnres id inst ailments aud the
total of their hnis he less than hid pruoo-ed fas
the five hundred t"rs, contract will la mad, with
each Of TIA" aforesaid responsible bidder for the
hundred tons.
On the other hand. If the lowest individual Eli
for the whole five hundred tons he less than ths
SUM total Of ,he FIVE lowest bid. for the FIVE hut,-
drad tons instruments. the contract will be made
with the Individual bidder, provided he is respon-
she and offer good security IF the whole Ave hun.
drcd tons.
The hits and contract will he forwarded to Head
ena'tct> Tor approval. tn" \. 4. J; u. reserve tn o
right to reject any aud NIL lids that may be de- med
unreasonable: and no Member OF Congress will h..
admitted 10 any share therein, or any benefit to
arise ther"trom Ey order II
Hrigaacr GeucrA SrLLY Ccmmanding
WALLS pArrEE, Lit u A. A. Q. N. Asst Iowa Inf,
Fort Randall, D. T.. July Huh. 1863 2w
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-07-25

A short time since we noticed the fact
that the United States Attorney General
had decided that, under the Pension Act
Act of 1862, widows and daughters Of
soldiers aud sailors who, after being
wounded while in the United States ser.
vice and in the line Of duty resign and
subsequently, die in consequence Of such
wound, are net entitled to a pension. A
letter from the Hoo. J. H. Barrett, Com.
missioner Of the Pension Office, to d. W.
Howard, Esq, says that "Acting Attorney
General Coffey gave on opinion similar to
that stated, but the Secretary Of the Inte-
rior has decided in the contrary manner,
and the latter decision controls the Pen.
sion Office.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-07-25
Hrcpnsars for Corn.
OFFICE or Ass >TAAT QUARTERMASTEH
First Mil. Dist, Department Northwest

OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTER.l
First MIL Dis t., Department Northwest.
Sioux City, Iowa, July 20, 1863
DNOPOSALS will be received at thi, ofica
l. urth the 18th day Of August, 1853 for the dc.
Livery ar this Post Of Fcrty-n Thousand
(4,5O01 RUshels Of Corn in sacks to be ~
go.d 'onnd ,nerchantab'c quality, said Corn to be
delivered as follows:
Ten Thousand Bushels to be delivered by the ist
day OF September Is g.
len Thousand Bushels to be delivered hy the 81
day of October. 1853
ien Thousand Bushels to be delivered by the 1st
day OF November. 1873
fifteen thousand Bushels to be deliye, cd by the
LIST day of DECEMBER 1868
Pr9i" sails will be received in fpu in sta li,,I.utr-
three Il Ten Thousand Bushels, and one OF + .teen
lhousaId bushels.
The contract will be given to the lowest respon-
s'b'e bidder Their giving good security should the
individual bids in he aggregate be less than one hid
I"r the "hoc amount. a""n' ract will be made will,
each individual tidanr--an' should one entire bid
he less than the individual bids contract will be-
mhh" with the bidder for the entire amount hy Civ
Ing good security.
The =. NJ rcssgv"s the right to reject any and
an h'as that may be deemed unrsIsunahi. - and no
Member o! Congress viii be admitted to any sh,rs
therein or any benefit to arise thcrefrom. Bidders
are invited to be present al the opening of bids
S. BAGG,
3w Captain Asst Quartermaster u. s. AV
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-07-25
MEN WANTED EUSs TIE IN
VALE, CORPS.
STATE OF IOWA,

n
Provost Narshal's Office, 9th District
Fort Dodge, Iowa. July LIST. IS,S3 }
nNLf those faithful soldiers who, from wounds.
~ or the hardships Of war, longer fit tor
active fell duty will he received In this Corps e
Honor. Enlistments will BE- for three years unless
sooner discharged. Pay and allowances the samo
as f"r officers and men of the United states lnfan.
T.! except that no premiums or bounty for enlist
ment will be allowed. This will not invaiidate any
pensions or bountics which may be due for previous
services
TIL" following uniform has been adopted for Off
Gers and men Of the invalid Corps:
FOR OFFICERS -Frock coat If sky blue cloth
with dark hlne velvet collar and cuffs in all other
respects according to the present pattern for Off.
GERS of infantry,
shoulder straps-According to present reguls.
tion>, nut worked on dark blue velvet.
Pantaleons- sky blue cloth, with double st RHO
OF dtrk.blne cloth down the outer seam, each stripe
one-ha'f l"eh wide, With space between of three
eighths OF an inch.
Forage cap--rresent regulation
FOR ENLisILp MLA.--Jacket--Of sky-hlne
kersey. with dark-biae Trimmings, cut like tho
cavalry jacket. To- come Well down on the abdomen
Unconstitutional regulation, sky blue.
Forage eal--nrt sent regulation. ~
Men who still in service aud unable to perform
elective hr'd duty may he transferred to this Corrs
Medical Inspectors, Surgeons In charge Of Eospi-
tails. Military commanders, and all ethrrs having
authority I" dseharge, under existing Laws and re-
Eulatons, are forbidden to grant dss hi to any
man under their control who may Le lit tor service
in the Invalid Corps, s.. - :. 49,. .r@..... ~
For the convenience of service, the men viii, DO
NEST eieient and ahse-hedied. aud capable OF PER
forming guard duty, &c, will he armed with mus
kets, ard assigned H. companies Ut the FRS: hat.
talon. Those II the next degree OF ethsiency in.
GLIDING those who have lost hand o. arm and
the least elective including thoseaAh have lost
foot or leg, fofhe companies of the Second Third
Dattaiions they VIII be armed with swords.
Inc duties Will he chiefly to act prov i guards
and garrs"ns for cities; guards for hospitals and
other public hail'smgs. and ~ clerks, urdefes &c
II found necessary they may be assigned 70 fpr,s,
Acting Assistant Provost Marshals Ienerui n RI
authorized I" appoint officers ot the Regular Service
or OF the ln'aia Corps, 10 administer the cath If
enlistment to those men Who have soa.el etely full
hli"d the prescribed conditions Of admission to tho
In, aid Corps, viz: s.H /: aF|T.,TT-
t. That the app csnt is anilt for service in tho
field. m.. ..... 80. 4 - -
2 That he Is ut for the duties, or some Of them
indirated above.
= That not now in the service, he was honor
ably discharged. ~.H - T. T :
!, nat ne Is matitarous and deserving.
Fur enlistment or further ilturraa, 4un arp,y to
the board OF knroiment for this District BY order
o. cel JAMS y. thi, Provost Marshal General.
- WARAER II. ClkrlS,
"Nlyio-H Capt. h FRO. Marshal 9Th District.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-07-25

DE0PoSALS will be received at this office ND &c,
l. the 10th day Of August, 1863, for the delivery
at this Post Fort Rsndall) Of FL < hit IA hundred
Nos"s OF W oOd. tohc delivered by the LIST day
oil November, 1868, of good quality III Cottonwood
Elm or ASH
The bids will be made by responsible men with
coed security. TIL" Contract shall be made with the
west individual bidder (rro' iding he D. r,spon-
sh. 'ud offer good security for the delivery Of tho
cigh; hur drcd 80 r,ls Of wood
The bids ard Contract viii he forwarded 90 HI cad
Quarters +, + APPROVAL.
The A. A. q. N. reserves the right to reject any
and all bids that my be deemed unreasona hle and
no n" mber of Congress viii he admitted to any
share therein or any benefit Ia arise therefrom. BY
oder of Br'eadier General stLLf Commanding.
WALLIS PATTEE. 1t. 4 A. A. 2. NJ, list Ia Inf.
Fort Randall, D. r, July llth, iS'3.--4w