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Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-06-25

Charles City, Iowa, June 25, 1863.
Rebel Despotism and Discord.

L
The evidence accumulates that the
leaders of the rebellion are losing
their power over the people whom
they deluded, and npon whom they
have brought the worst miseries OF
war. 1t will not be long before Jeff
Davis will be execrated more heartily
by his undeceived subjects, even
than by the loyal men Of the North.
Such thoughts as those expressed in
the follwing extracts from Southern
papers are the forerunners of the re.
turn of Union sentiment
The Raleigh (N. c. Standard, The
special organ Of Governor Vance, aud
the great leader of the opposition par
ty in that State, which is now in the
ascendency. by two-ihird vote in com.
mcnting upon an article from the Rich
mond Enquirer favoring An "imperial
despotism" like that of France, says
1--WE know that military despotism
is making rapid strides in these States.
We know that no people ever lost
their liberties at once, but step by
step, as some deadly disease steals
upon the system and gradually but
surely saps the fountains of life. We
know that tyrants aud their minions
always prepare the popular mind in
advance for the usurpations. and that
these usurpations are always based
upon the plea Of the general good or
military necessity The argument
now is, we hate Lincoln so bitterly,
that in order to resist him successfully
we must make slaves of ourselves.
The answer of our people is we
will be slaves neithsr to Lincoln, nor
Davis, nor France. nor England.
North Carolina is a State, not a prov
ince. She has $4,000 as brave troops
as ever trod earth. When she calls
them they will come If the worst
should happen, she will be able to
take care of herself as an independent
power She will not submit, in any
event, to law of Congress passed in
deliberate violation of the constitution
She will not submit to Mr.. Davis be-
ing invested with dictatorial powers !;
but she will resist snch law by with
drawing from the Confederation, aud
she will fight her way out against all
comers with courage and an ardor
which will eclipse even any former
achievements of her sons during the
existing war. For one we are deter.
mined not to exchange one despotism
for another.
Other opposition papers are also de-
nouncing the destructives." The
Henderson North Carolina) Times, in
speaking of the approaching Congress
sional election, says: ~
Beware of the Fire Eaters /! They
are the fagends of the old defunct dem
ocratic party. who fight their battles
in bar-rooms or in the shade. They
aided to precipitate the Cotton States
into revolution which has made
breastwork of Virginia, North Carroll
ma, Tennessee and Missouri. Let
them be anathema maraxatha! Give
them the reins of government and af.
ter peace they will quickly carry us
to perdition. Let them be marked as
deeply as Cain was. for they cannot
be- trusted in politics as far as an OK
could be thrown by the tail
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-06-25
Communications.
THE SIEGE OF VICKSBURG.
HEADQUARTERS, 18th ARMY CORPS,
DEPARTNESI oF THE TENNESSEE
Before Vicksburg. June 1859

DEPARTAENI OF THE TENNESSEE
Before Vicksburg, June = 1853
DEAR HIIDRErH The Army of the
Tennessee is still engaged in their
task Of pounding down Vicksburg. 1t
is now found to be hard pounding on
both sides but we shall see who will
pound the longest. So far, with our
artillery, we give the most vigorous
blows, the enemy only replying with
their sharpshooters.
There has been one partial assault
made by two brigades Of the l7th
Corps. 1t was the intention, l believe,
to make the storm general one, but
McClernand did not come up to time.
The two brigadcs. led by Gen. Ran
som and Col. Boomer, fought well, and
the Stars and Stripes were actually
planted upon the parapet of the rebel
works. but were afterwards removed
when the troops returned to their old
position. Coils. Boomer. Nevis and
Dollins were killed Our loss was
quite severe. Previous to the charge
every gun that could be brought to
bear on the rebel works sent shell and
solid shot, tearing up the rebel fortifi.
cations.
Nearly every gun the rebels had,
has been dismounted or silenced.
Our sharpshooters lie within one hun.
dred yards OF their works. and let q
rebef show his head aud fifty rifles
send him their regards.
Capt. Rogers, of Company Il. lst
Illinois artillery, has been killed. and
Capt. DeGolyer, of the sth Michigan,
severely wounded. Capt. Bradley. OF
Gen. Lauman's staff, was shot while
on duty. by rebel sharpshooter who
had hidden in tree top. Capt. Smith
of Company X, 3rd Iowa. has taken
his place.
| A flag of truce was lately sent to
Grant by the rebel commander. ask
ing permission for the women anG
children to pass our lines. This, Gen
Grant will not allow, as be once gave
them the privilege, which they refus
ed. AS they have sown, SO let them
reap
/ Johnston is reported at jackson
with force of 10000. Gems. Near
thur, Osterhaus and Blair have gon,
out to meet him and show him the
way back. liz
| At Perkins Plantation. on the Lou
isiana shore, twenty-five miles abov,
Grand Gulf, Price drove one of ou
regiments on board transport and
burned all their camp equipage. The
regiment was commanded by Col
Post. Price had 1000 men.
i Gen. Lauman is at Warrenton. II,
reports directly to Gen. Grant.
Every thing here is promising. Tht
troops are in good health aud spirits.
i Hastily, WINFIELD.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-06-25

Some days ago a party of Usage
Indians went into Fort Scott for ammu
milton. They reported that they had a
fight with the guerrilla Matthews, and
had succeeded in killing him and TWEEN.
ty or twenty-five of his gang. A corr
respondent of the Leavcnworth Times
says: ,.
They chopped off the heads of
eighteen rebels and piled them up to-
gether. Indians don't care about being
bothered with prisoners of war"
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-06-25

Among the singular condolences of
the war, we will mention that Gems.
Grant and Pemberton were some years
ago both lieutenants and friends, in
the same regiment, at the same station
Detroit. Now, as Major Generals,
they are using their utmost endeavors
to whip each other-the latter against
the flag of his own country, and in VIZ
olation of his oath to render true alle-
glance to the government ofthe United
States.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-06-25
CHARLES CITY FLOYD COUNTY, IOWA. THURSDAY JUNE 25

Getting sheet of paper" said the
boy. Put it back, sir, put it back ?
exclaimed the strictly honest official,
that paper belongs to the Government
Of the United States p
1t would be truly refreshing to be
able to record such an instance as the
above at the present time.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-06-25
Estray Colt.

STRAYED from the premises of the
NJ Subscriber in Floyd village. on or
about the first Of April last, two years old
Stallion Colt. He was of coal black color,
pony build, had sloping hips, and long, heavy
tail. Whoever will return said colt to the
Subscriber, or give information that shall lead
to his recovery, shall be suitably rewarded.
III. L. CLOUGH.
Floyd, Floyd CO., May 10, 1863. Olivia
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-06-25

Vice President Hamlin has received
draft on London, which amounts, in
our currency. to over 5000, given as q
free-will offering to the cause of eman-
cipation 10y the colored women Of the
British colony of Victoria, to be ap.
piled to the benefit of the freedmen at
and about Beaufort, S. 9. Theidonors,
who are in good part natives Of the
United States, and graduates Of the
peculiar institution" had previously
sent $l70 to Philadelphia for d like
purpose.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-06-25
TERMS OF ADVERTISING

AGENTS roR rHE ISTKIIIGENcER:
SIN. Pettingf& Co., Newspaper Advertising Agents,
No. 81 Park Row, New York. 80 ss .-ss#s-
G. n. scriveR, General Advertising Agent, 90 Dear.
besn Street, Chicago
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-06-25

OLD-EAsHIoNED HoNEsrY-A gentle
man states that. when boy, he was
one day in the Office Of his grandfather,
who held . position under the Federal
Government, and wishing to write, he
was about taking sheet of letter-pa.
per from the desk. What arc you
about there ?" said the old gentleman.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-06-25
New Hampshire.

No election for Governor by the peo-
pie having taken place in New-Hamp,
shire last Spring, it devolved upon the
Legislature ofthe State in joint session,
after its organization, to proceed to
the election of Governor. At the
convention of both Houses on the 4th
inst. q ballot was taken for Governor,
for the ensuing year, with the follow.
ing result
WuoiC uutuuSi 90
Necessary for a choice. ce............. 1874
Walter Hartman War Democrathad. 1
Ira A. Eastman (Copperhesd) had 80. l3s
Joseph A. Gilmore (Republican) had l92
Joseph A. Gilmore was declared du-
ly elected.
Evening star., 1863-04-27
LOST AND FOUND.

SsaspsFh:ss q sstsfn sc rsfss's
lltb street between i and j St. ap27 st.
PlsshK:h.;n9 ksEst1TNsss EsHt Lear R.r. wesdSuSy
F:i nv ST..
M aet tsg4 aoRs oTRaH., .sss sss
hish, very :tyiish. had on saddle aa4 bride Any
H. and
aver avenue or or a. = M Mr. Ccoleys stable Tenth 9 street,
CAMR TO THE PREMISES OF THE sDB-
CoRa, ,Sns . light red. the other bluei.h white
COW LAs owner is .squssssa 70 come ne for*ara,
sss, I. sSe Az ssiss ksa:s on nth tho s:h ssssss
ss ss . ensS n9ox ,ss
foEm.r, a lraft on Ne. York, for a con.dsFablo
@ spsy sss 7sh Sss strss
CS0 REwARD-Was stolen from the au6seri.
Of ss Fss d T.ai soonsy .ss
HORSES, ore dark brown stallion With white
is left ear The other IS light sorrei, With white
logs up TO his ksssa ard some srey, harsin his
ary rerscn who will recover the said horses and
bring them hss to tae owner. = 1ouv n.u.r
E be delivered ON atisfaCtorY proof Of ownership
and pay1n eRt for advertising Inquire of TIE treas
urer Of this United States. , ap - lw
SIsO REWARD -Hscapsd from the Washing.
CIOU ton city Jail of tb Dstrict of Coiamtia, ,
on the light Of he 18th Of Apri! las! !2d3--
One VIM "A TOMPKINS, alias LAGRANGE, his
brown hair cat shors' and when long was com a.d
straight back his fscs y round and full; OF quick
Also. JOHN HANDING, about Is or 80 years Of
Ell Ell snd 81 fu End rons
sy. snd 1tsestp.h int fS5e hssa
q Years OF nae; light kfoan hair cut very short;
low forehead; has Sruln frownins look; fair COM
pie 1ion and marked: All Of them had leg irons
Oh ~h ben they ieft the isil. - 81.
Ths above reward will be given for their p,re.
heasion IL secured in the United States jsi in ths
DistIct Of CoIua,bia, or $50 for either Of said
prisoners. ashWARD III, LAMON,
H .r...t q. 8. MsrAhal.
Evening star., 1863-04-27
GEORGETOWN ,ADVER'MTS.
an MARKET HOUSE

10 as ss s & cost &
dssired shst the 81 rs urs be erea
ments @ ana aaturss a. are Of spSrs!ed modsrn IN
yention With propsT r.kA1d 70 tho demands OF
The ri:ns may be ssparaserand varied by each
For a House Of one story, Of The length and
width Of ths present ono p.
to the ~ sp Of esh fee; 10
plan sna hs
spsans 81 saas sns.s e. sst
buiidi9g. should the Couneils conclude to. have
The u ate, iak and Workmanship, must he of
quality ar and style 70 ss .bp.9ssd Of by such sssnnt
! The plans herein indicated are Intended to be
, a O. and sas sa
ds:n,ed preferable may be pied BY the Oeuaeil.
= A. ,.-Sa MENkT ABRIsaS Mayor.
eso.essess Marsa 3 SSs',Gsl g.. Sp.ll lssss a.
Fo.w4sDlisss1 is1A 1AsHg aHsEssfl COMMISSION
n ass ss.s:.s!s aSs xssis b s.s.'. z: .ae ~ ss:.
sss:sss S sSi sss't =
=, ..,g.ss:: rita i-sn,s.s.:: Z y ]; .;sa
StiEiikts- -zFa1EslsK tln . $500 :; :, :
ss-,.. 9ssHfHfaaifs5 Z ssssffa( asSAk CANDLES, $.
sss * tx sss ssss,
80 : 4--A-. = u - LIZ I .a9A : L ser =
8 s saasss.4as sa.sss4s' sts,ias, sysis, @'.-
A. .aAItl't - xIpvM1 nv 4 "a. a,o,..,o,, n O.
Evening star., 1863-04-27
DIE,

Last night, Of hall Iast nine, EDWIN w !, sen
OF yes 81 and Elisa Z. Whitnore. eyed s YeAfs,
Tht 'fsnsrst VIII tsfs place frem the residsncs
ca Bss faiksr. On IL 1rset south. bstvssn 81 Aud
Oh tie xslh, inets aHLANGHR WIRoNA. Infant
detsh tt.cf 3otn James 81 Annie r, oalvSrt,
Evening star., 1863-04-27
ER RASMUa ]. MIDD"TON.
& IN
Trustees PhpniI Building Associatio,
apI6ecd&ds j. q hoaEIREA q CO.. Auetx

BvJ. G. McGUIRR q. co., Auotioueers.
EXECUTOR's sALE oP VALUABLE IN
TERhoON May l2ta, at . clock on the premises,
the ssts.s y sas ss Cha.
NJ do .2sgs part sf 9 in ssaar. al. spaLe.
Lots 6, :. and part e in square SCI, front On
and are Improved Sy q skrs. s.usr. ffsas dve,ilSs
house. sith large Her,iccI FL tn front, s1a knoyn
sndns 5ai 1l assrs ssa
arrans@d ss e1hibstion room, fot pasntiag, stneis
s"rs sH @ assYs rs ysa four
Lot frsn,s g .sss inch On stree. north the
story brick dwelling house, witha vacant lot on;
Iot in sasss.s fronts {. fsss on street.
DGr,h .th s.a Ess yes ss fse run
Pie above G psopsest1 has been .sse fully subdIaeA
by the City SuFssYcf and will be sold IN separate
r. fsss; pas third cash: the emsind.r Ia sad u
nonths, viii interest .eeurse by 2 deed OF truh
~ ~ ~ S.s e an,i snnnslIy - '-N-,F'N- -
9Rs 1narcEsssr 70 have tn s.sLt or option to pa
Il H sSs tsrmssf sale are as. com piled with wshta
xix days thsre after the Iscutor fsss.vee she right
tispsl Int ssnss. q tie disk aaa sxssnse Of the
4 s. ]: z
Il ssisfARf oUAH1RRM .silHS 0tt1cR{s
no-,,. 49, xiansasSs 5: o. z:s:lf 81 s a,iss6 6
plsee &C he Hots9 Cefrd * on this day, y PC
panied uhfH the 10ts OF A pfh ecttAey - 1,
Railroad Depot viii s. ssIs q fiPr 4. PronpklssE 2
mar 4ss "a o:Ess.sa sassuAsa g I dos 1sss )
~ TIN ABoyE SALE WILL NOT TAKE
place unit II fist, 1Ansr hotir, a..
/ ,apasS 5ehgc u G MsGE 3EE e % ,ess.s ANotss
WI Z OF FRR BsssP dine Gcshen Table BU TrER
VS5etss Gents ps<Ipeundc1 ,rs m = 81. {. s,Es
/ spEM CofEsr EiyhtA and D
Evening star., 1863-04-27
AARRIBR, oes

s's 81 AARRIBN 8at z5sa
On thefth q february. 1859 BY Hasa ,, orsyton
ssoxn sMr, pAVIDM n: HgTERsBuRaH.e eS 4sir:
Gscxe xesto11, D. g. VIZ ''.' 2ts
Evening star., 1863-04-27
Rxar srosr ggAAas gAAsAk Aassts 81 ,,s ..szs p,.s


Tea only Sl.a3; choice sn sll HAMS, besi in mar
Pure articles and coed weight ant measure
STRAEFORD EVANS,
ap 2!,t' 4s7 Ninth ct. between d and i.
EAMsHIP
q Il At. u A y tt ARN.
WALTER PATTON Commander.
The GREAT EAsTERs will Leave oI1yERP oOL
ON her frat trip during the present ze4Ak
month or early in May, spd will con -
tinue TO run regularly DARING the season.
EsrIy notice will be given Of dates Of departure,
+. BATES OF PASSAGE.
First Cabin, from .-.-.....-... .8a5 10 9IS5
Tsecond os6in. -. .Sv
uxcursieu fiehsts out INA sscf. IN TtAs LIT sad q
Cabin only. . fare sna half,
Third Cabin. .--.--..."........-.-.& 80
6teer4ee. ee...-..-..........'..' ...".....S1
Aufares paysbie In Geld, or its equivalent in q.
8. currency.
For psssass apply to CAARLEs A. wHITNBT.
at the once. ss BReABHAY, New FORK ! J = u
For freight appls 10 sH0wIsAND & AsRfN-
WALL. 81 sau.h street. Ne" York. -
sp25 ties
Evening star., 1863-04-27

ny " L. WALL & CO. sAuctionserA ga
EKEoUTOKS' sALE or VALUABLE Bu ILDsS
ENc Lore Ar At terIoR.-oa MONDAY AffzE
NQa ~ l = : o'seck ye snail sei,ia
visisn ofEsnsfe Hs hontins each oh 18th. bsrssaa
Tesms. One third cssase salsnas In g., II. and re-
xBeEths H6&Ffr6' intefeet&nd secnred 5by 6seds ef
tFaAf On the speeDiisea fSFe 9d@ 50 eh3 A-T9fEl
We ssssAH 5ssss "a, ~ :
s"..l4 Pk1ERpODGSN0HHtR4Iyrs,a -. "a ~ a =
kp NJ1sS - -a1sN. L.dWAIk u GD.Yk xcssss
1.-THE ABuTx SALE .R ;ARsIPo On 5 H5RssSA9f
" s's ia.nf :. .'ss q Va ste 4co. rrAus
UrHE ABOVE sAtE Is. PQsTPpHsp mt
eaasea aas nee q sht raia. % s NJ EDE lspA E fse,
ssa :a''sa' i2 w. Z. WALL co sAaaiasi. !.
nm 6eis1c. = SHIDbSAHlDNs.t (. yfsvs + 8
WILL. Bs . sold !N e RpSlis Rs .%Scs;os cc ssss.
ts:sa'sFFsssss 81 sFFss ~ &c g 4ls.ess I. Md Ns zis;s
f:.ss:..sa "A. y ss;a !. =.
iaH Unreal 1t. Col. saa q. .. o,
Evening star., 1863-04-27

j. G MCGUIRE S co., AncEensera.
GALE AT AUCTION GE. TEN DESIRABLE
- BUILDING Lors on CAe4foI HlLL.-0n I G b.
DAY AFTERNOON, ApEil 18th st AZ O'CLOCK, We
shah cell she premises, ten Bull ling Lots. hsv.
ing each front Of 70 feet aad runpi" back ss feet
10 n alley. These lots a subdivision of part
ef sqnare No SIC. and we'll located on 5th street
east, between North and East Csritslsta
Terms One-third cash the balance In and Il
months Dee and dead of trust.
An a.d1s - g. MCGUIRE l. CO., Aucti.
Evening star., 1863-04-27

hfPoisTMENr.-A.B y. Mullstt, OF Unein.
a,, nas been arpointed chief clerk OF the Once
VICE g. NJ. CLARK, resigned and transferred 10
Evening star., 1863-04-27

8RlAR PKHNsYI vAHIA ROUTE, 0ta EattiHsoys ~
Harrls5sTs 10 tA< NorfA aWd Wes:-fw0 trains Leave
Tashi,l gtcn daily sno one On snnday-gSitk time.
through at Government rates For tickets end for-
ther infotn.tisn apply at the oos sf Grsst Penn
avenue aud Sixth st . W ashington. 0hlce opsn from
Ia m antil p u. on Sundays from TO p. 70; 30
An H-Iy = n o. NoRroH. Agent.
Evening star., 1863-04-27

Dy UNnHN rISt ~,
Very VALUABLE BuiLDING LOT FRONT,
ING oS THIRD STREET wBsf. BEIwssE + AND
sTREkTs 3nRrH, 1T AuCIIos On MOs DAY. ths
q ia instant. shall seli in front Of the premises.
81 5 O'CLOCK 2. st., 8 handsome Building [ 81, it
being part Of lots Ne IL and i3. in Square No 5si.
feet 6 nehe., running back 50 feet inc les, ps
fect!y good and spacious buildings erected slthsr
sids OF the square, and 6ne place for private
residence.
Terms: One s-third cash: balance in six, twelve,
and eighteen months, Tor notes bearing intefest
from day of asis.
a deed gwen and decd Of trust taken.
Tito indispulsble.
sp2l GREEN Il WILLIAMS, Aucts
Evening star., 1863-04-27
BAfoHRLen's HAra DY1,
TAs best 10 ~ World. g.

William A. Bstchslor b celebrated Hair Bye pro-
daoss cslor not to be distsng guishSd from nature
warranted not to p.re the Hair In the ieast rera-
sdiss tho III effects Of bad dyes, and invisorates ths
Hair for Life. 8ysy, Red OF Rxsty Aais instantly
turns . splendid Black or Brown, leaving tie Hair
seft and beautiful. Sold BY all Drusgists, 60.
~ The Genuine iB signed WILLIAM A. BATcSB.
Lol, on ria fo.r sides of saeh jor. -.l
Fae.e,y, No. 81 Barclay u,, Nsy Yort,
mN.N Late 2S Broadway and B Bond ST.
Evening star., 1863-04-27

On. Dppoaf's sugar coated Fenal8 ReaulAtina
Pitts are the re,y best IN pss They onsrate srssdiy
and .testitsy. and bsng soated Srske ne Hau
these PUB Will provo their sspetoztfy ope al othsrs
Price VI box. Sold By 8. Q: Ford. corner 1ith
Cook, Alexandria ia6-iy
Evening star., 1863-04-27

MUS N PIERCE STREgr-In this street IA.
side Alexander Lee, Rosina Lee, Alexfna Fra
II@r, Eliza Waters, Margaret Davis. and Laura
Hawktns, all colored; and they were ted
yesterday by Officer Crown-Lss and bis wife
osans charged by the others WITH threats Of
Violence; and charge of profanity swas ALSO
~ "a. The other parties were also charged
WIN oeing disorderly, and aned o. 81 each
Evening star., 1863-04-27

WHAT AN AMOUNT OF sgPFERIsG AND DlsKAsE
smoug the FsluI teers would be prevented b, tn,
free use Of HoiioE.ys Pulls 4 Ointment. 1or
Wounds, Sores ape scurvy, phe Ointment is =
certain cure, and for Bowel Complaints Esvers
Small PoI, Sc. tie Pills are the est edicIns in
The world. Only IS cts per Box or Pct. 2l
Evening star., 1863-04-27

TEE oKxArEsr Ass sasr d AIR pYs N TIE WORLD
Necey Fhdes o, Weshes 0ss.-Upham's lair pye' %
oeRts box The best in use. Try II. Sold 6y 3.
Q. Ford, corner Ilth street and Pa. avsnues Wash
iostcn and II enrY Geek. AleH andriA. tA6-N
Evening star., 1863-04-27

poned until TUESDAY. hsy 3th, st6 o'clock, saus
place. I'M; MhITINGkY Trustee:
Evening star., 1863-04-27

STHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN
c;rnseqaPnee ef the rsiu, until TUESDAY APE
rERSOUN. same heuc ard place.
sp2S J G. Me1CI.E u co Auets
Evening star., 1863-04-27

n-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED, on
account Of the rain, until THEKSDkY EVE-
MING. April 23d. same hour and place.
ap2I i. c. hcGEIRE& ( CO., Aucts
Evening star., 1863-04-27

ARSON AND MALICIOUS M MscHIEF.-Elza-
beth EHbert, icolored,l was arrested on Satur.
day and committed to Jail by Justice Ferguson
on the charge of maliciously treaiIing the
windows in the house of Mrs. Billings, OH Il
street, between Sixth and Seventh, and with
attempting TO get fire 70 Mrs. BIS stable. Officer
Crown caugh. Elizabeth in both acts, and She
subsequently, acknowledged it. but says she
WA urged 30 do it by an Old colored woman.
Evening star., 1863-04-27

xxJx OF PKs -BsssP dine Goshen Table BUTrEB
sS5ses sehss ss<' w A"s'a JON rs & CO., ':@
spEst CornsS EiyhtA and D
Evening star., 1863-04-27

G * REWARD.-Strayed or etolen, on Sunday
Ec morning, pril 18th q brown COLT ad
while spot IN ths nose algo . the shoulder.
The above reward win be given If returned to a
llth street between and ST. ap27 3ta
Evening star., 1863-04-27

STBE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
poned in consequence of the raia until MUGBA
AFTERNOON, Ss1e hour and place.
apps 8 MCGUIRE & Co, Aucts
Evening star., 1863-04-27

CxlsfADoRe's HAIR RESTORATIVE l.
Il invaluable with his Dye 1t i'm parts theutaiost
sotness the most beautiful gloss and great IitaHty
to the hair. 90. "a -r. Fl
Price 50 cents, 81, and per bottle according TO
izs, mar 25- I'm
Evening star., 1863-04-27

81 THs ABOVE sALE IS PaarPoNRp. ON
secoun. of the rain, an'ii TUESDAY, EVENiNa.
a''i IN "9H WM MaTTtNeIY, rrrsta..
hp is cots &c. MrtfUIRE & CO. Nucts
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-04-18
D0c The Omaha Ne6raskian saws " an

- Inc onana NeOrUS6tdn says " an
attempt is being made to transfer the Ne.
braska I'd Cavalry from Gen. CRArG's d.
vision to Gen. Cook now at Sioux City,"
and stigma.ises it as great wrong, for
the reason that two.ffths Of the men, at
the lowest estimate are heads of families,
and the further reason that they are needed
there, yet the Editor modestly admits that
be does. not anticipate atty serious fighting
If the Regiment remains. Now the truth
is that this Regiment has been perempto.
rily ordered more than q month since to
report to Gen. Cook, and the "effort" in
the case is to bring such pressure to bear
upon the War Department Is to cause the
order to be counterrlanded. Surely no
one will contend that the slightest neces-
eity exists for retaining these men at
Omaha and vicinity, while the evidence is
conclusive tina. Dakota Territory will be
depopulated unless protection is speedily
afforded. There are nc other troops with
in convenient distance, and we trust the
order will he promptly enforced.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-04-18

p9- The NonpareH makes savage
thrust at Gen. Cook, charging him with
extravaganza in purchasing corn at St.
Louis and shipping to Sioux City when an
abundant supply could be procured here
upon vastly better terms. AS the Editor
expresses a desire 70 know the facts, that
he may do the General justice, we are
pleased to be able to say, upon the very
best authority, that neither General Cook
nor bis acting Quartermaster, made any
requisition for forage supplies from St.
Louis, nor had they any knowledge that
such supplies were being sent, SO far as
government expenditures at this place are
concerned. we believe that the officers
are good business men, and that they
have observed the same economy that hey
would have done in strictly person.! trans
actions.