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The New York herald., 1863-07-08
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bo-rcs. July isas
he news OF tho surrender 81 ytes.bsrs sptasred 70
cause more Joyous 10 Boa than any sey sous
event q The Gar, Bells we're ruDs. cheers gwen and
congratulations eSoLasxsd generally.
Al ss~barypors tbs bells we're ranK and sAsis q one
hundred guns nrcf.
DespssSbes iron manv quarters describe similar Do.
Doss,sst,ors o. ty and grs,itass for The soroas event,
The New York herald., 1863-07-08
IT, riot at n~aaIa.

EifAtn. gsly !. is&8
tg,ous sysshF ~ fsfsssr asiari 49, - o,s.ff~i
usssa tbs 80 resssa tlsH 1sSfntsa v wsseh
sf gsfsss snh slaes sBs pstvat fsslf aefst.<
In "a frt yssfsffsy $50 ls~xs- wss sfswnsl ss4
st4s iasiFs ely ne4tsn fhe fataka ssa si.as ~ a
sssfo - estssrssr bsfi iAsisystits 80 bsvYs
sA1t aGa sr@l ssstt- xssf.
The New York herald., 1863-07-08
saiute In New IIaysa.

NV lisvgs, July :. 1898
There u great rejoicing 10 this city ever the nsNs a
the capture or vleksbmg
A nail0nsl salute y neiIg fred ulan The public
square By direction u the Mayor.
The New York herald., 1863-07-08
The Latest.

Frw onsASs, June so-2p n.
Tho United states steamer tennessee 10 down from
Springfield Landing The rspor, tia, our approaches
within ,~n,y yards q the enemy citadel The
tack may come % at any moment
The New York herald., 1863-07-08
Murderous Rebel Assault on
Donaldsonville.
LARGE CAPTURE OF REBELS
Our Approaches Within Twenty Yards
Of the Citadel at Port Hudson.
PREPARATIONS FOR THE FINAL ASSAULT,
&c.. &C.. n

Tho United States mall steamer CAhawba, Captain
Baker from New Orleans, arrived yesterday with IN
tcrestng news wo subloin oorrespondsn,s e,lssr
The New York herald., 1863-07-08

sand Of all soss In last Saturdays attack which lasted
ak hours and terrible, the loss of tho enemy vas
heavily increased. Plenty provs'0s and As 9arrlsors
IN hs tsst AsakA and ,ptsss Gen. edrdn0 oos.rdoa.
The New York herald., 1863-07-08
Cisesasass re >sssss.

us1sssu, Jaly :. 1871
rte rsiicngs tbc sursnesr a ycssbsfs l4ss The
place business 10 day
The New York herald., 1863-07-08
~ atse Jsyeas.

fosnisp, No, JAY I, ty3
Tho tells are rssns ssu,s . nrns and uss oiilrsss
ngh stais q sreiismsai ses~rsiy over ,ns vess
burg
The New York herald., 1863-07-08
THE SITUATION AT PORT HUDSON

1fF the Augusta (seo1 t0nsftutRn, June ~
from Tort lsudscu can hear bu, little Banks has the
place Invested. aud Of course Communication preca
rous Bdrk, earnet ooy'y "a ltao, ~ omaan, ant ~
ctl ia her ia~1 eSsgA ~ od hnd far roys d.fHH
e ~ aSoay tam % mrk< Ass iavstw,m
General Banks neadaauters are situated l~o u,les
deduite distance INTO the iptsror. sr.tsr IA tne
MOBILE Rgtr1 says In pos lively VcersInsa thai snoe
,hs nusier.ns ont q many Of hs reg nsn,' sns. has
under estimate. Iiis corps numbered over ~ OS men
and ~. more shan sx or eight esiins have been mus
wboevsr wsvs Al Por, riodson 1, All The ~f,sr sSy. :,
sinellM = resss the people ia this reson have tho
sAss h"peunsss IN ths strength " Port Hod-n AMI
fon ara Mobile have W the strength q Nssburs and the
weakness of Fort Hudson. Evefy night am lad. tbs
iu,sryss he object i 20 e. ne mss fra@ .isspsas
and a. thssr rset DO harm daylight. they
sssx "a 'ns dosy q .rnoyins the ssrson ad seating
beng riaysd Al Fiek-burg. but have heard men pay
Wa, or ganne vhsn relieved, siec ~ so1ndly IN the
ueneis' The nast dsbo''oai aprar 40 shsy aaei
~ s..ssues tsf n csncaI Gorsno s wori,rr"i.
Mar S~1 ~sa "a As@an ..ng vAe d.. ra
io~ Iss naa ~ a v,x e~~mnndr and f,srl>s,
tslts Ismbertnp, he has had no srisssiss
and unrroscssd ocsnry defend bot b,blnd tse bet
shells IN dc@lAy dass u The Ysnsss tLsss~ sss 70
d. him iussre - hes gscve5 bimssn - isnfu ses
psrt 40, = The sheeion respss as aay nsa that
esw Hf"h s1vk ~ vcvd. ns vS-t asd srss aaf
ecsgdsrt y Aess mho Aa,s sc<,y rsvsL Ps~.-
trs- ,'. ~ fec ~sst, h sy,sans es~svs "a Ai rsa
All a>lpsrE Jvsti,f Assa Dsssy Aysoe sSrssg
an Ssnres ~ senier<l of the hsbes, s,ana 30
lostani 80 Aas. lrssy ,,.a al iass Hysss 80, t.~
shit supnns here may BE- ~ bc~f ard o,her BE
thffe arrd ~ ~ Tear ~ tn ans Leg grait Tvv
"a. lbs = eaaerins ipdssA Rs@smo-r ". r,sry
dag MaEe spd kRty Smilhs wmiss sahsmt~l ~
Tafcle1 .srs sl,e 20 Their asuorsy es.psipu saa
Misruafas ioash. Tho battle a fsnysile 80
gsdge oar brave boys ~ fnrt Hadsu ars
not 4 ihe tHne fuettle. .sfe ~ JeA4san a ff1 h@x
= " 9Hef &c yaa dsd sof o Mrs. A. rsR ,sflss<
gc ayff efs "A, vati yorf Hrds~s srtrs D-aG 49,
NA4G vlgftN tsNa, dnt fySgp fiks as1fs@ 4. .taa
Mo- creaas, ns~ ~e.rnssg tfs Nsss A<y pssssisss
uss
RIM ihs Naseher roarisg, Jans -
W Etater&n ifom Ninton. esrn s&ys ttt rstft~r
Ceorcrt l@st y fsr tat M Fsft lfofsen - 1akr
rttn say ICES sfssr az3fs las 49, - TO-. .a-
sxss. s.isa sfd Ne1asks fs4oG ko ssy S4alssa 49,
The New York herald., 1863-07-08
ReJoicings in New Jersey.

BURLINGTON ~ J., July 7, 1853
The glorious Of the surrender OF vcksburg was
received herc amid the ringing Of tho church
salute Of hundred guns. Tho intense onthasi
prevails. The Union League aud several pri
vats residences are illuminated.
The New York herald., 1863-07-08
Rejoicings I'm PhiIadeIph Ia.

PnfApktrinA, July ], 1868.
The newspaper Offices illuminated this evening
The Leo building has stars placed all along the
front. The North American has the word .yictory.n
The Buein and other Offices tastefuy decorated In
honor Of the victory Numerous private dwellings and
other oil inces are illuminated.
The New York herald., 1863-07-08
Enthusias,n ia New York.

Tho victory At vicksburg coming the heels OF our
splendid achievement at Gettysburg canscd great
tion In tho city yesterday. salute nred the
Park, flags we're hoisted all the public budngs and
the greatest enthusiasm prevailed
The New York herald., 1863-07-08
GIoriHcstion In baltimore.

BAiTINoRH, July ], 1903.
Tho city begins TO wake up TO the realization Of our
glorious victories Bands of music parading the
streets playing national patriotic airs, tho crowds upon
the aud at the newspaper offices cheer
ing and the seccsh catching tho oootagon and
would get drunk II tho barrooms all cofcd by
order Of the Provost Marshal. "Leo whipped and vrks
burg ours" IN tho cry Of ton thousand tnroais.
The New York herald., 1863-07-08

W Fsaters0 ifoo ainscn 80 esrn ssys tas vstftsr
Ceorcrt l@st y fsr tat M Fsft lfofsen - 1akr
rtn. say oar h"ts sfsrr afasfs Aas tsa ~ lsa
sgss. ..lsa and rezuNka fs1oa. ko ssy - akss ~.
The New York herald., 1863-07-08
R-Joicings IN Phii.deIphta.

PrIfADEtrrnA July 1883
The State House bell ringing joyous peal tho
capture Of vcksbnrg.
All the IRE bells In the city ringing. by diroc
tiou Of the Mayor through the police telegraph
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-04-10
RAGS! RAGss RAGS.

WE WANT As MANY RAGS Az w,
can get, and will pay the highest msrlsi W.
for them. Let every one who reads tb;s pnes
us what ne or she may have. Unless 'eld
get rags we can get no paper. Read I'm s ~
lowing letter, which explains itself: "'"'
PIONEER PAPER MANU-. ca,
ATHENS, Ga. April 4, e."
W. ]. SLATER, EsQ:-Dear Siy, yor..
the 28th ult. is at hand, enclosing - NY y
are nearly out Of rags, and | have to aa,,W'
cash orders. If you can send good cotton :"
delivered at Athens free Of charges, ! w;la '
change one pound paper for five pounG, y
respectfully ALBION CHASE, Ig,4y
Send 10 the Bulletin all the cotton ra15 ",
con get 4 liberal bonus will be paid ,Sv INV! :. s
who will take the trouble to get us up a I, ,'
lot, Five cents per pound given, If delive,ySs
IL Winchester. ap,S,I
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-04-10
ID * Y ID 4 .
NOTICE.

Oh THE eth NAY or MAY, la@3, d
'o"an, IN Franklin county, Tennessee, VII
sell the equity or right Of redemption which
the Stwanee Mining Company has to the fs
nine miles Of the Se~anee Mining ComparyI
Kali Road, which extends from near the Tra'
mel, IN Franklin county, TO the frat Goa! Bis''
u distance of nine miles.
This sale is made under o decree Of the Chan
Gerry Court ut Winchester, made at its FsSfa
airy term. 1863, in the case Of i. +, Mclsls
and John V. Gould against the Sswanes MD
Ing Company, Thomas Richardson ard Jeai
CIyder. The said nine miles Of road harils
been heretofore sold by decree Of said CollsH
favor OF the same parties. The sale will "
made for cash.
X. r. ESTlLL,.
Ap2-t6 c. and u,
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-04-10
SEQ REWARD.

STuLHN from the pasture Of Green Brazel-
ton. Jig tire, miles west # Winchester, or
10 u'-ut Of the g.h'of April, my SADDLE
HORSE. lie il a s~orroi, shout eight years
odd, sixteen hands high, PAGES and fox trots
well, has rather an cd looking head, with n
hleriaE "a bis right eye, which does not effect
the sight. ] viii give the above reward to
"ny person that viii believer the Horse TO me
~ W inchester, or give me such information
rs will enable me 10 &c. Him.
aplo-5t JOEL /. BATTLE
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-04-10
NOTICE.
ap2-tN

ON THE 5TH OF MAY, 1863, at the ~ "
vance Coal Banks, in Marion county, J VI"
sell for cash to the highest bidder, he sl'l
or right OF redemption of the Sewanee ain,I
Company in and to the Goa, Banks, Reai ~
tate and Rail Road, extending from the nv :
Goal Banks to the mines, being 3 distance "
about twelve miles. Said equity Of TeaeuY
ton Ia IN what is known as the WOotcn isluli
heretofore sold in the case of B. +. acushs
and John V. Gould VS.. the Sewsnee Ainms
Company, including the Coal BANK Os WV
some 500 acres more or less; and also the Hu'II
OF redemption in the Rail Road aforesaid wv
i'll the same case. -.
This sale is made under n decree OF w.
Chancery Court at Winchester, at ia feUl
airy term, 1858, in the case of the Nssh; ia
and Chattanooga Rail Road Company ssA ~
the hewance Mining Company, Thos' he1''
son and John Cryder. ...,
II this sale does not pay the deos-- Nv 4
SI6,0UO-i will, on She next day (tnO Wv y, i
May, Mt Cowan, in Franklin county, ssI =,
the interest which the said Sewanee AIn,ss
Company has iii and TO three sve-'AOls,.L
acre tracts of land in Franklin county euI M
in the nar.s of NJ. Porter, 7. S. Logan ~
Wallis Estell, and conveyed 70 said ce" i
Mining Company, and which land nv c,r,
franklin and GrUndy counties, on toy ,,t
nerland Mountain. being entries Nos aa
1927 and 2469 in the Office Of the entry
OF franklin county.
ap2-td g. aDd y,
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-04-10
NOTICE.

s. A. handy, Winchester, Tenn. and
JAMES j. PRYOR, Atlanta, Ga, ar, A.
thori6cd TO receive and receipt for all claim
due lrby Morgan g. Co, Nashville, Tenn,
All persons indebted to said firm will pleas
call and settie their Indebtedness.
mar24-tf IRBY MORGAN CO
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-04-10
NEW STORE,

IN the house formerly occupied BY Wiley {
Embry d Co.
The undersigned have just opened and 20
hand 3 fine assortment Of Goods, among which
may be named the following:
HARDWARE.
E0o3, Stock Locks, padiocks, Buggy Ws;a.
Fishing Tackle. =
GROCERIES.
Coffee, Sugars, Rice, Soda, Black p.Ypr,
Tobacco. all kinds Of fne Cigars, Caad.a,
Cakes, &c.
DRY GOODS.
Dress Goots, C~alicoes, De LANES, TrsyeNts
Goods, Linen Hdkfs., Six Idkfs., Black SEi
Ties, I1aIf Hose, Hose and Ladies Gauntlga
line Sewing Thread, Sewing silks, all kind
and co'ors, Sewing Twist. Hoop Skirts, gsa
Caps, Shoes.
OFFICERS SUITS MADE TO ORDER
Gray Cloths, and q variety OF other e..iels
all on small! advance Tor cash.
Give Us . ca.l.
ap; I'm RCSSEY s RHODES
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-04-10
Lost.

BETWEEN HANCOCK'S AND rrY
lnhoma, on Sunday, April 9Th, 1868, ono G%1
Chain, one large and small locket, and "r.
Gold Cross. The finder will be liber,Vv~ ~
warded by delivering them at Adam HapcsSn,
or at Mr.. Winslow's News Depot, Tullsbon,
gur
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-04-10
TAKEN UP.

A SMALL BAY MARE, supposed 10 b.
three years old-has one or two white feet, and
abor 10 hands high. The ownor is REQUESTED
10 call at Addison Temples, Franklin COUNTY
prove me property, pay expenses, and take /.
ap8-lW* II. l.. BYRON
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-04-10

ma. The Money Of The Mobile hlnEs &
quoted in the New Orleans pspcgs ., % pr
cent. discount.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-04-10
State Of Tennessee, Franklin Co.
lp9-ti

Joh4 v. ond n. X. Martin, Adm'rs, vs.. pbe
heirs Of n. 4. Martin, ST, decd.
N obedience to a decree Of the County Court
OF Franklin countv, Tennessee, pronounced at
is Apr! session, 7 will offer Tor sale at the
Court House door, in the town OF Winchester,
ON THE FIRST MONDAY IN NAY, for
cash, the Houses and Lot situated on the west
corner Of the public square, occupied by Tenn
p!eNn & Truman, and w. j. Slater and 9TH
ers. Tho oidd.ngs to commence at $500.
JOHN G. ENOCHS,
| ar9atd Clerk.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-04-10
Qm S'ajIn 3ajletju,
Wine h . $ t +;

Friday Ioraing, April 1Oth,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-10-10
Two all to whom these presents shall come, e r

Two all to whom these presents shall come greet
i ing
Whereas. II is, by an Act of the General Assem-
bly, Of the State of Iowa. male the duty of the
election, to issue his Proclamation. desg nating all
tn. offices to be filled by vote of all tn. electors in
the State, or ty the elector Of any Judicial Dis
trict.
Now therefore, I. Sa muel J. Kirk wood, Governor
OF tn" State 1T Iowa, do by this, ny Proclamation,
publish ami declare, tn at at the next general elec
tion to be held in the State the second Tuesday
ed, to wit
The Office of Governor;
The Office of Lieutenant Governor;
The ohc Of Judge at the supreme Court;
Also, the Office If senator in the nth Senatorial
District composed Of the county Of X eoknk, to fill
the vacancy occasioned by the absence Of Hon. i.P
Tete in the service Of the Z nited States
Also, the office Of Senator in the 3lth Senatorial
District composed Of the county of Jones, to fill
the sa"s ncy "ccasoned by the removal Of Hon. W.
ii. Holmes therefrom.
Alsu the Office Of Senator in the 18th Senatorial
District, composed Of the county Of NJ, seatine to
MI the vacancy occasioned by the resignation Of
Hon. Wm g. oodinrd.
Also the once Of senator from the 4ad Dist rct to
fill the vacancy "rcasionei by the absence lin the
United States sersice) OF Hon. NJ v. Burdick.
Whereof all liens and offers concern ed, par
ticu larry the Shcsis Of the several count les, i'll
take notice and be governed accordingly.
(--) In testimony whereof have hcreunto
LIS. set my hand aud fix ed the Great Seal Of
(--) the State If Iowa.
Don" at Hes Moines, the Goth day Of August, A.
d 49,, Of the independence Of the United Sta.es
the esghty eighth, aud Of this State the seven.
tenoth. BY the Governor,
SAMUEL HARDWOOD.
James Wright, Sec rotary Of state.--td
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-10-10
~ Four Companies Of The ID Nebras

~ Four Companies Of the I'd Nebras
X" Regiment passed through here this
week, on their return from the Indian Ex-
petition. Both men and animals looked
as though they had seen service-and so
they have. From oil accounts We should
judge that this Regiment had done good
and faithful service, while they have been
in the employ Of Uncle Sam. Great
credit is due to the officers and men for
their gallant conduct at the battle of
White Stone Hill.
The term Of service Of the four Com
panies has expired, and they will soon be
mustered out, and return to their homes,
we guess, with their appetite for military
glory fully satisfied. One Company Of
this Regiment still remains at the Winnie
bago Agency, aud two Companies at Fort
Randall.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-10-10

IA A CARD TO THE ELECroRs OF
Woodbury. CouxrY.-Having in view a
fair aud reasonable distribution Of the
offices within the gift Of the people, and
failing to see the proprie,y Of ceeding to
any man or set Of men life interest in
one or all Of them, hereby propose my.
self as an Independent Candidate for the
office Of Sheriff Of this county, claiming
to be possessed Of all the necessary essen.
tials-physicaI, mental and moral-,o fit
me for the position; to be fully able com.
petpn,ly to perform not only all the duties
which pertain to the clerk!y department Of
the Office, but should occasion require the
exercise Of physical force, to be endowed
with the necessary requisites in that d.
rection. Satisfied Of having fair show
in the approaching contest, | humbly
submit my case to a candid and impartial
public. JOSEPH SHEARER.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-10-10
John D. BrassGeld.

RAJ Qua CASp'pArEs.-We presen. to.
day, for the suffrages of the voters Of
Woodbury. county, the names Of the n"m
inecs of the only real Union Convention
ever held in this county.
GEO. W. CHAMEERLlS, is one of the old.
est citizens of our county, fully identified
with the interest Of the citizens of this
District, acquainted with the wants of the
people, and is in every way qualified to
represent, Us in the mex, Legislature. He
is q true Cnion man, while his opponent,
VIM. L. Joy, is an Aboli,ionist Ct the
darkest dye. Is in favor Of no Union
without slavery is abolished. No good
citizen in favor Of the Union as it was
and the Constitution as it is, can possibly
vote for Mr.. Joy.
JOHN INGHRAM, for Treasurer L Record
er, was the very best nomination that
could be made. Being a good pensman
and accountant, he is wei qualified to per.
form the clerical duties Of the Office, aud If
elected land Of course he will be, he will
make good officer. Vote for JONI In
cMRAM. He is a poor man, aud if others
have made fortunes out of the off,e, be
being an honest man, may make living.
Vote for JoHN INGnRAx.
JOSHUA N. LEWIS the Union candidates
for County Judge needs no recommends
ton from US. lie is known to all as
true man.
JOSEPH SHEAsEK's Card announcing
himself ~ an independent candidate for
Sheriff speaks for itself If elected We
doubt no. he will do his duty faithfully.
We might stop here and leave the issue
with the conservative voters, feeling that
our cause would be safe in their hands,
but we cannot refrain from calling the
attention Of the voters Of this county, to
the merits Of Wy. F. FAULKNER, a Kepub.
lican yet an honest and upright man, one
who should receive unanimous vote.
Let ~ all, as one man, unite aud elect
our ticket BY such a majority as will show
the clique, who have heretofore sought 10
monopolzs the County Offices, that they
can DO longer dictate who and who shall
not hold odice in this county.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-10-10

1 Major c. T.. GALpfN has received
the appointment Of Suttler at Fort Antia-
tam. No better or more deserving ap-
pointment could have been made.
The Major has rendered very valuable
and efficient aid to Gen. Sully on the Elk.
petition. His intimate acquaintance with
the country, haunts and character Of the
Indians, fitted him to act ~ a reliable
guide. He has already started several
loads Of goods for the new post.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-10-10

EED- r. W. MCELHANEY has sold out
his mail routes from this place to Fort
Randall, and from Dakota City to Fort
Randall, to HASKELL l. Co., who com.
menced running the routes last Monday
with their comfortable hacks. We ven-
ture to say that a more pleasant stage
ride cannot be had ia the State than from
Fort Randall to Cedar Falls, the whole
line being under tie control Of HASKELL
l. Co. The teams are good and they
make good ,ime-sx miles an hour. We
understand it is the intention to run a
regular Express over the line from here
to Randall, this will be Il great convenience
to the citizens Of Dakota
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-10-10

"a The contract for furnishing beef
TO the troops at Fort Antie.am has been
awarded TO Mr.. GALPlN n IL cents per
pound. He purchased quite large drove
of cattle Of s. w. HAvILAND.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-10-10

D~ The steamers Alone and Belle
Peoria arrived from Fort Pierre on We'd.
nesday with tho sick and wounded Of Gen.
S"lly's command. Many Of these poor
fellows are badly wounded, and all look
as though they had suffered much and
were glad to get hack to civilization once
more. There are now some 60 or 70 id;
the hospital 1T this place.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-10-10
NOAH LEVERING

@~ The steamer Calypso came to our
levee Thursday las. loaded with Govern.
ment freight. The Calypso is new boat
IN this trade, and we should Judge we'll
suited for it, being about the right size and
build and light draught
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-10-10

D4r A, the solicitation Of numerous
friends am induced to announce myself
as a candidate for the office Of Treasurer
and Recorder Of this county.
JOHN INGHRAM.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-10-10

"a WASrED-A girl to do sewing in a
private family. Wages $l2 per month
Inquire OF c. p. BooGE.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-10-10

1~- We are glad to see tina, some one
has taken sufficient interest in our city
affairs to start petitions asking the City
Council to call All election for the purpose
of allowing the citizens to vote 0. the
proposition whether We shall organize a
city government under the General In
corporation Act" This is n move in the
right direction. We have been long
enough under an organization worse than
none at all. Let us have . government.
legal and valid in all respects the ordinan.
ces Of which can be enforced. petition
can be seen at the Post Office. All should
call and sign. ....-
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-10-10

-. NJ. LEWIS, ESQ requests US to
shy to the voters Of Woodbury. county
that he is not candidate for the office of
County Judge. Voters will govern them.
selves accordingly
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-10-10

~ Notice Is hereby given that the
Poll for the General Election to be held
in Sioux City Township on Tuesday, Oct.
18th, 1863, will be open a, 9 o'clock, A.
H., on The northeast corner Of Pearl and
Fourth streets.
By order Of the Board Of Electors.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-10-10

n- If the "fair SEX of our city will
read the advertisement Of Miss JAMESON
in todays's paper they will find something
to their interest.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-10-10

Dar GEO. II. SCnUsrER, or old man
SCnusTER, as he is commonly called in
this city, returned from the Indian Expe
d''ion on Monday last George is feeling
we'll. looking well, and We hope he has
made his "pile as Sntler of the Expeli.
ton. Long may he ".wigcle'
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-10-10

~WAxrrD-A good girl to do general
house work. Wages $l2 per month. In.
quire of G. p BOOZE.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-10-10

DA- Our Dakota readers will find some.
thing for their consideration on the first
page Of to.dsy's paper.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-10-10

D~ Mr.. EDlroR.-Through the fire.
qnent solicitations Of many voters Of this
county without regard to party, I again
consent for my name to be used as an In
dependent Candidate for reelection to the
Office Of county Judge.
NOAH LEVERING.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-10-10
SIOUX CITY
Boot and ShOcStOre
BY
s. Krunl m ann.
s. KruIllln0nn.

I'M undersigned has removed his tablsh me n
j 10 his new building on Pca,l street, 1870
few doors west Of Tootie' = store where he il
prepared with larg. sand superior stock ofy
leather, &c to execute AL work in his line -
in the best style Of the art Employing nune bu
the best Of work men and giving his persona
ton to II, no can safely warrant all his work. 10
pairing lone short notice.
jan1-63 8. kRUMMANN