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ATTENTION, Soldiers aud Others SaInsrltsr'a
Gilt is your only hope. Cures any case oil private
complaints in from two TO four days. II yoa would
be saved from long suffering and speedy death
don't fail TO avail yourselves Of this remedy. The
Samartsn's Root and Herb Juices is she only
ettcc ual sdy for and diseases which have
been treated with mercury. TAX. of thi. purifying
remedy and be permsnol tly cured. See adTertisa-
ment in another column. isa-E
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-07

PoLIcs.-The following cases were reported
by the Fourth Ward police before Justice Glib
ersou, recently appointed police magistrate
in the northern section Of the city u K. Durty
MRS: Fowler, creating nuisance; dismissed.
&. Phillips, J. Smith, Adam Bright, do; fin cd
s2.56 each. Geo. Taylor, assaul.and battery;
bail for court; also for profanity fined 8.
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WARRANTED To CgEB ~ SIX DAYs-Dr. Godfrey's
hptidote. an English Specific of sixty-fve years
rtsndiBg, will cure Gonor,hoG in stt days. 40
change Of diet required Price S per bottle Sold
hS ;. q Pord, corner lltb street and Pa, avenue
Washington, and Henry Cook, Alexandria. ja6Iy
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NOTICE TO PLASTKRERs.

PROPOSALS viii be received at the ONCE OF the
Bureau of Construction until January 18th 1883 tor
plssterinS the walls ceilings, &c. of the halls cor
ridors and various apartments of the west section
OF the Treasury Extension.
Bidders must state the price per yard. face meas
ure. The whole work will require three. coats Of
line sharp sand hair Of proper pro portions Is shall
be spproyed, the whole to he 6nished In the best
manner for painting ii rou ghout.
The Bureau reserves the right 90 reject any or all
the bids il nsidered for the interest Of the Gov
ernmeht to do No bid will be sidered ualess
in conformity with this advertisement, and Ia Sc
companied with proper guarantees that the bidder
will execute q satisfactory contract.
ISAIAH ROC EDS
Engineer IN charge Treasury Department..
p. e-Run size drawings of mouldinss and sched-
ule If quantities can be seen at this Office.
ds4-eOtd INTEL and Rep.
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D9. DCroTT's Suysr-coated Female Regulatin.
PILLS the b.sf They operate speedily
anu ctocfIrety, and being coated create
eea Upon the most delicate stomach. trial of
these Pills " prove their saprioiy all others.
Price 81 a box. Sola 10y q. e.. Ford corner nth
street and Pc. avenue, Washington, and Henry
COOK, AleXandrlA. 5asly
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NOrICE-POsITIVH.-Per ~Iahing DIR. Won
Mosch1isker's services for the cure Of Deafness
i'm paired Sight, Throat and Catarrhal affections,
should place themselves ander his care without
further delay. as re may shortly have to leave for
Now York. Office 223 Penn. avenue. opposite
WiilardI, Ia b-3t-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-07

Tns CHEAPEST AND BRSr HAIR DYE ruE WoELp-
N,tt' Fades or WASH, 0m.-Cpham s Hair Dye 80
cents n box. The beat in use Try it. Sold oy =
{. Ford, corner 18th street and Pa ayenue, wash
iDgton, and Henry Cook. Alexandria ia sly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-07
By W. L. WALL a CO., Auctioneers.

By W. l.. WALL Co, Auctioneers,
southrest corner OF Penn. srenue and ethst
CONVENIENT SALE or CON DEMNED GRlIU
VI eAcEs.-There will be sold At public an ctss
CD MONDAY. Jan. lzth, is6s, ct the Auction resas
Of hessrs. W. l.. Wall Co., com me ncins st 2
O'Clock m q number Of
GRAIN SACKS,
Condemned NIT for publi service.
Terms cash, in Government funds.
ii DANA
Capt. and A. @ NJ, U.s.h.
js6 W. l.. WALL A. Co, Auctl.
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TTRs AEOUT.-On Saturday, q Young man
vent into :. house. located in Cherry alley In
Ge' rg"to"n, kept by Girls. Thompsoi, and ere
ated disturbance, tor which she had him ar
-tro yesr rday, and he was msiie " pay SjISs.
ne hvuchta turn about fli- play, aud had his
{IN|cn'or UT It'd for sel Ing liquor without
He' n-r, Tor which shs was fiGed s3oG3 by yu,-
ECc r. aver
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

ECRSIsHED ROOMS TO RENT-Por rent, AZ
l. $50 18th street, east side, between G and n
BED Ro6as a fGFPffsa .Rd sTs @
hoks. The Nigh borhood is one Of most desirable
ing Sk N sae to those
IHOR RENT-A. two story BRICK HOUSE ami
4 FURNITURE Enquire IS G st, n7-3t'
Fok SALE-In Georgetown, ID. o, "a pIeasantIy
L located HOUSE and L9r. House Coz tains nine
rooms; Lot quit large Apply to Y. W. JON rs,
J,TI RN ISHED Rooms FOR REST-431 grhth
u street: between q aud Il, west side. north Of
o-"S ya0 u
l,'QR REhTQR sALE-A new four-story BRICK
water is furnished snd is c4ntrsiiy ana pesssntiy
lncstrd. Add rsss Box 79t City Post 0iica jas st:
EoR SALE. AND STORE FOR RENT-r6e
STOCK AND FIXTEREs Of frst class store,
Is.el For an iRtsr,iev, addse.. NO 20. =. Sa'H
through CITY Post ohfee, naming time aud place
Meme need spply unless they can command con-
siderable cssb capital. ia est.
FOR RENT-To gentlemen. in e private family,
Z two large. nicely Furnished ROOMS. communi-
Efn'sd 4 ss
between and I. s. 5-St'
EOR RENT-A large. Furnished ROOM, with
Board, suitable for q lady and gsntlen.u, st
ing. Meals furnished. JasN"
A RARE CHANCE-A PROPERTY for sale, in
"A one of The bCst business locations In the city
Possession given inms disteiy as thsre i. no sId
stock to Sell Fer further PARTICULARS apply st tue
star Office. Box 81. ja53tr
nEsIRABLE BRICK DWELLING HOUSE
- MAR TIE CITY HALL FOR shLK.SThe
subFcrihers cffer for sale three story Brick s-i
ErE Hot Sc, with tvo-story Brick Back Building,
containing about fourteen rooms with water aud
gas throughout. Possession given April lat.
JAS e. Mcguire 4 CO.,
ta5-6t AuctiOneers and Com. Merchants.
VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY
AT THE CORNER OF 18TH AND q srs.
FOR SALE.-The Subscribers OFF, for sale Lo
AID part Of in Square lss situsted atthe corner Of
i3th and SITS, improved by two Brink Dwelling
Houses: The property will be subdivided Into
three desira6e lots, twS or them improved Ivy
dwelling houses. Either all Of them will he
sold on favorable terms. Apply TO JAS. &,
Meg IRE CO., Auction and Commission her-
oh anita. st
DARE CHANCE-A REsTAURANT for sale,
~ With good Furni ure and Fixtares complete;
A. now doing q good business and is situated in
adesirsble locality. For further information. APP
ply at Star Once. tasiws
L'oR sALE-A Farm Of ssh, acres, miles north
l. east Of Washington City. This farm is we'll
suited for a market garden or for dairy purposes
1t fronts on two public roads. Would be divided
20 suit purchasers. For further information spply
at room No. ,, second Hoer Post Office Depart
ment. de "a eo7v
lN9R RENT-Handsomely FURNISHED PAR
Il L0R and CHAMBER, No. Al Louisiana ave-
between 9Th and 9TH streets. de @
ITO JET-FURNIsHED ROOMS, At 1 a. Ger
Il Nor OF street. In connection with the above
IL . Ladies' and Gents Dining Saloon. on the Boa-
ton style, whore Board can be had by the week or
on the European plaza. de q 2ws
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INDIA RUBBEa GOoDs.-It Is not necessary for
Mr.. u. a. Hall TO enrmerate the ditferent styles
and Kinds of Rubber and Gutta Perchs risDufae-
tured goods that he keeps on hand, he keeps them
all and glance into the beautiful store list Of
prices given by his attendants will convince any
that his establi shmeut is really the only Isin
Rxbber Warehouse and 10 located at B Pa aveR 1e
next door TO- Messrs Harper Il Mitchen's dry goods
Wal ehouse, between 9th and 10Th ats. de S.
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WKDDHD AND WIpOwRD.-On Sunday last
In oHe OF the Georgetown hospitals, Capt. Wal.
lace, OF the 9th Ohio volunteers, wounded at the
battle OF Fredericksburg, was married to Miss
Henrietta Snyder, OF Canton, Stark county
Ohio. Afterwards he had his leg amputated,
which produced hemorrhage, OF which he died
al o'clock in the evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-07

Nj AksH Ais eALB-In virtue Of q writ Of asa
lVl fscias issued from the clerks once OF ths o.
guilt Court or the Distf ct OF Oolu N bia esr -
expose 10 pablo sale, for cash. at the Assa6
store Room OF Grees Williams on corner r.
SATURDAY. the lath day OF &ousry next. tssi q
ii O'Clock O. W superior Piano, s~ired sph ievs9
70 January term, lssS in favor Of VIM n L. o.
WARD n. LaH0S
De Sdd q. o. Marshal. % o.
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DBsIRAsLI INDIA EUBBBR GoeDs H. A
Hall has just received q lot of 0ticers' Long and
Light duh finished Goats; also, dull finished Pom
ehos, extra large Sizes also, lot Of blue English
Talmss worry long, At $40 each also extra long So
light Tin wei sht) Rubber Capes with sleeves, which
be e sellinx ut manufacturers prices ut his India
tween 9Th and 10th sts. ocXH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-07

FoR HOLIDAY PRESENTS, heAutirll appropriate
and cheap, go to the Dollar Store, No i5s Pcnnsyl
wanna avenue, near Four and a BALI street. and
of jewelry and silver plated ware. dec Hun
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-07

"EkBALasD POULTRT."-Bt.t,y ytax W,
and your readers may not ali De svare Of ,b.
90, that large quantities OF the pcuItrr s>ar
ticnlGIly turkes) sold IN this market beS1rbs
II n NE North, IL "embalmed" before it IL
shiired. This mode of chratiRg, which bas
= en- carried On with considerable success has
a; lat h"en detected and deserve. severe puu-
jshD,ent.
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MARRIED.,

seii, J ud5s T0APKINS. Of wisconsin, TO SALLIH
B.. only dAusht0r OF John " R3chardson Ksa ii
Baltimore. .Balso. Sun copyt
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CeRHs, BUNoNs, C6llOsities Club and Inverted
nstls Enlarged Joints ChillbIains and Gil Diseases
loss Of blood, By Dr. White, Surs.on Chiropadst.
st a24 Pennsylvanis avenue, Between Pour and a
hall and siIth streets, Washin ston, d. O. Opera
can always walk immediately without the least
ineonvenisnee. Ladies' snd gentlemen attended ct
INDIA REBBan Doors AND SHoHs.-Ths above AZ
tices are Soid chsa per ut H. A. Halls India Rub
Der Warehouse, $40 Pa. avenue, than at any other
store in this city or vicinity. This il So Caliand
satisfy yourselves. $40 Pa avenue no H-f
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-07

6 kkHAkD.-Strayed away, o. Saturday mora
- lrs last, dark briadle COW fresh in tho
milk, with short. thick horns speckles on her
head, and shSrt tail The above reward will be
between IA and 6th /, ssts
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WI. WALL a Co, Auc,ieneers.

Ry WI. WALL a CO, Auctieneers
DEREMPT0RY SALE OF VERY DlsIRAR-
II 1T LOCATED Buck DWELLING os rHp NAVY
YARD, at ArorIoy.-0n MONDAY AFTERNOON.
the In instant, st O'Clock, will sell in frsut
q the premises the Lot at the corner or 9TH sse
streets, fronting IS feet each street, aud In .
proved by good 50 bstsrtial Brick Dwelling, cea-
tanning ten rooms and Gel ar; also brick stab
with Potomac water IN the yard This property
is within lev MINI walk OF the 0ty RAilv ~, ,
and altogether OF the most desirable lsrs -
for dwelling on the Navy Yard
Terms One third cash balance in enc and I've
years. bearing interest, and secured BIZ deed Of
trust on the premises
Posse ssisn given = terms OF sale are osa-
piled with
las W l. WALL A. 90 lucts
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REAL Estate S,.YsH-s.r a. w,,us
monday sold loE ", square -, Tor ~ cent, per
FOOT 10 haoh'4 Aayson; LOT IL, s1uar, =, Yer
~ cents per foot. TO Thos Mayson; Lot u sams
sqrarF, D cents, snd lot 10, same 50 uar. az Ct
70 hos. mayson: lot 20. square "a. IL CT, "a
4 nos O'Neali part OF lot 5, square "a, 9 CT, 20
Rachel Mayson. This property Ia located in
TIE r irst ward, on and X streets north.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-07

6xIAf PnSasYtvAHIA RoufH, ola Baltimore asx
Horris6urs, % tis North and West-Two trains leave
Warrington daily and one on Sunday-quiek time
low fare and sure connections Soldiers tick ets aolt
through 1T Government rates For tickets and fur
thsr inform stsn Appiy at the Office Of Great ann
ylyania Route, northeast corner of PENNSYLVANIA
avenue aud Sixth st. " aShington 0fsce open from
50. m: until .. m; on Sundays from to p m.
Au lilly 10. NOA10H, Agent.
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RErITTIHG FOR TIM RESUMPTION OF DRyo-
T1oNAL SfRvIoBs.-For several days tho Pres
ovterian church on Bridge street. GEORGETOWN,
mas been undergoing reno vation, for the use
OF the congre gation-it having been used for
soon be occupied by members and congregation
worshipping there, under charge Of Rev. Mr..
Brown. Other congregations in Georgetown
are expecting to have the use of their churches
speedily.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-07

VIC SwIGGED TIE BEER !-Yc- terday after
noon difficulty occurred amonC auire nf the
soldiers a. the East Washington Church, (late
EbcHezer Hosrital) during which one OF them
named ID. FoStin, was badly bcaten'by an
other named a. Coats. The latter was arrest
ed by Officer Earbin and taken before Justice
Gull, when the facts appeared that they owned
keg OF beer between them, and is getting 9
empty. Goats accused Fostin of drinking more
than his share. The lie was given, and Goats
knocked Fostin down and beat him. Coats
wac hCld TO bail for appearance at court.
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WARD Il LAM0N
81 3tds Cpited States Marshal y
0S'e, Ss1h1s1ee OF Sofns191 poyh
des-dts Us Msr,kdS0

MARsHALs siLB,-In virtue off writ 81 60
1V1 fAciAs, on Judgment Of oodsDa stios iseoa1
from the Clerks 0foe of she Circuit ooart 81 As
ton I viii expos to puhlis sale for es.h ID -
Auction store Of Greer Williams on the esr.es
OF nh and ST.. IN the City Of W ash In soa, :,
on sATU RDAY. the 10Th ssy OF snusry next. -
stl O'clock g. m the following goods and cAsS,
tels, TO wit, viz
3Silver Cups
de Plated Baskets
! do. de Mu&. Ae.
Set Silver Plated Csstars
ssised and levied upon ss the goods and chsssxs
81 hoSftt ScchT.n, and WI ss s'is 70 satisfy Ia
e. WeisiGef. WARD Il. LAN0U
de- -dn ~. 3 AarxkaI n
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WANTS

w ANTEp-To Sell the stock OF GROCERIES,
w and FIXTURES and rem tie store No, i21
seventh street north
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-07

SWORD PREsENTEp TO Col. TAIT-Col TAFT
OF the LIST District regiment was on Monday
evening last presented by the officers of his
regiment with 3 fine sword, sash and belt The
prest NATION was made by q uaItermaster b
+. Lloyd IN neat spec CHI; and Col TAFT, when
he recovered from his complete surprise, re-
sponced in some eloquent remarks. Col. TAFT
had 10 iDtimation whateyer that the gift " a.
intended ior him. 70 well kept was thu secret
After the presentation the whole parry partonk
OF supper pre- pared ny the officers. Col Tsit
il at rrrsent Provost Marshal General of the
GptencPs south of the Potomac
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-07

WAIDRoBE THIEFs-December 10Th. a fellow
named James Fitzgerald entered the residence
of Major Stewart, on West street, q GEORGETOWN
and stole a valuable beaver cloth coat. He
WAS not detected until Sunday, when he was
arrested by parrolman Thomas for entering the
house OF X. l.. Mcpherson and stealing another
coat, but was caught in the act, He was taken
before Justice Reaver, when he confesse that
he had stolen Major Stewards coat and sold it
to a man named Black The coat was recovered
by patrolman Thomas and Fitzgerald was fully
committed TO Jail for trial At court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-07

kIsDNHss TO TIE SoLDIHRs.-Monday -
the city railroad car No. - was going down ths
avenue, youthful looking soldier, OF the 18th
Massachusetts, Reg iment, weak and feeble from
long confinement in the hospital, and who had
just obtained q discharge and was on his WAY
home, got in about Tenth street Room was
made for him beside a lady, " no by smile. and
cheerful conversation endeayored TO eniiyen
HIM The lady got out IT the corner or Sixth
street, but before doing SO she quietly slipped
. dollar bill into the soldiers hand. The iady
Wa unknown 20 the soldier or any one else in
Lhe car, and We venture TO say not three persons
saw the Act, although The ear was full
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-07

FoUyn IN THE CAsAL.-Yesterday morning.
SsrGeant Skippon, of the Third Ward police,
tanned over To- he property clerk OF tho police
department . hand-runk and contents, found
IN mo canal by Patroiaan Brewer. Is had
cIioeniiy been broken open and robbed Of
%ns' u containrd, except some letters and or
octs, and articles OF 10 value. Ths letters aud
2'oe.s indicate tho owner Of tho trunk 70 be
t'ev'. nos. Lay Ton. Company E 9th regimen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-07

w In virtue Of q decree Of the District Court e
the lifted States for the District o. Colu IN bis.
will expose 20 pu bile sale for cash 81 tha foot e
Sixth street wharf, the Potomac river, on D n.
DAY, the 9Th day Of January instant, 1855 ~ 4 sr
sloop Mary g ey. her tsckle, apparel. sna fsr.i-
turP. WARD n. LAM0N,
ian 5-tds UEited States Msrskd.
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A COOP MovE.-Capt. Krause, OF the ID
District regiment, has been detailed TO the
Quartermasters Department, and placed in
charge OF about three hundred able bodied
contrahan ds, who ara employed in police duty
about the different hospitals, quarters, &c.
Quite number have been set TO work in bury
ing dead horses about the city, the animals
being hauled 10 rayines and thrown in and
well buried. For the present q line dropped At
the office Of the Superintendent of Police,
Eleventh street, giving the locality .of any
carcass, will at once receive attention.
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carcass, viii at once receive attention.
AMERICAN SCIENTIFIC AssocIArIos-Last
night this association met for tbs election OF
officers, at the residence Of DR.. J. c. DuhsmeI
The following gentlemen were elected for the
ensuing term: President, DR.. J. G.. Duhamei;
Vice President Prof L. g. Ioonis; Secretary,
L. q. Fowie; Treasurer, 7. Ct. Clay ton; Execu
tive Committee, Or. LOOMS, J. 9. Dlsturnell,
j. Franklin Reigart After \ very pleasant
meeting the association ad journed 10 meet on
Tuesday evening next, 70 complete tho election.
He! FOR WAHELINa-The Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad is again unobs Il Il C ted as far as
wheeling. and IL In well guarded by troops
under Gen. Kelley. We understand that the
early passenger train OF cars from baltimore.
will go through 20 W heeling this day, being tho
first since the 5th Of September, a period of four
months. The first arri walls from Wheeling are
expected 10 reach Baltimore and this city 70 q.
morrow afternoon.
Tim sKSSYIT given at Growers Theatar, in
behalf OF the dramatic company of Ford's
Theater, sufferers by the recent fire, realized,
we are glad TO say, q handsome sum for the
benef1cinries. Our readers will have seen the
card Of thanks published In the .Stcr yesterday,
expressive OF the sense entertained BY the
company OF the Kindness Of Mr.. Grover and
their professional brethren Ia this city, A.
shown in their generous lsbors In behalf OF the
company.
PRIssysD-Charlas Durphy was ypSter.
day com mittrd 10 the Old Capitol. He pra-
tended TO be = rebel deserter. aud that he had
taken tho oath Of allegiance before officer
within our linfs. Not being able, however, TO
show any evidence OF ths fact he WA COM
miited a. above stated. Lauren CO Falkner was
locked mp for endeavoring to get pass TO
Falmouth by pretsndiag TO be soldier deSiga-
ing to reioin his regiment
A Luoxr ARHRar.-Monaay afternoon, Of
fcer GruIap picked up . discharged S0ldisr
ar the Or pot, who WAS very drunk, And took
him 20 thu Fifth Ward station, whore IL was
foln I'D that hs had f4l0 in his pockets, tbe pro-
ceeds of seyeral years ser vice In the army. He
With bis money, was takrn Ia charge until
morning, when hs went on his way rejoicing.
~
RECRUITS AID Cow ALxSOxHrs---Y esteriay
IA recruits tor the Excelsior Brigade, II for the
it~th Prnpsyivasia, and - for the i0Id New
srk, arrived; 10 nvalc scents from Balu-
usrr, 10 from Annapolis, and la from Har-
rtrs Ferry. arrived here, and will DO senI n
once 10 their respective regiments
FHCApED PRIaOHHEs.-Last Night the Metre
politun Police WIRE notified Of the escape Of
eight color q prisoners from the Jail at AAnap-
Gle, Md. Thfir names are Jeremiah Fenerals,
Charlotte HaTrod, J"ha Couatte, Abe JeneraIl,
Thos. Gross, To6oy. sad John Henry Brook.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-07

INeR EST-Handsomely FURNISHED PAR
Il BOR snd CH AMBER, No. IL Louisiana ave-,
betu cen 9th and 7th streets de % ~
ITO LET-FCRNIsHED ROOMS, at II a, GER
Il ncr OF G street In connection with the above.
ton style, where Board can be mad by the week or
on the European plaza. de q 2ws
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-04-11

~Oar citizens who attended the
Woodbury. High School Exhibition were
we'll paid for their trouble. 10 the scenic
arrangements, the selection of pieces, ard
in the representation Of the characters. all
was done with good tss,e, skill and pro-
prie,y. All VII" took part in the arrange.
men.s as we'll as in the performance are
entitled to credit. We have he ard but one
opinion expressed by those who were in
attendance, and that was of the most un.
qualified appreciation.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-04-11
~ We are sorry to hear that there is

~ We are sorry to hear that there is
still such feeling Of apprehension Of In
dams as to induce many persons to make
arrangements for leaving Dakota. We
believe these fears are without foundation.
Government has promised ample protec.
ton, and their could be no better evidence
Of sincerity than is evinced BY the prepar'
tons now being made to this end. Two
full Regiments of Cavalry have been al
ready ordered to report, without delay, to
Gen. Cook, and will soon be here subject
70 his command. Besides these there is
nearly full Regiment of detached com.
panies in this vicinity, and if these are
not deemed sufficient as we'll for defence.
a. for active operations, others no doubt
will be forthcoming upon the requsition
Of the General. and We are confident that
sach disposition Of these forces will be
made as to create feeling Of security
upon the frontier. 1t is idle, therefore, to
indulge 10 needless apprehension.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-04-11

NJ NEBRASKA IrExs.-We devoutly
thank kind Providence that there is at
this time only one case in our town of
continent small Pox.
Major Taffe's lady is slowly recover
ing from severe attack Of the varoloid.
Frank McKenna Of St. Johns, died
on yesterday of delirium tremens.
-Paymaster Mendeuhall is, am most
happy to say, a very exemplary and pious
gentleman. This week he pays out eigh
teen thousand dollars to our soldiers in
this region.
Gov. Saunders brings this week to
our Territory ebrubbery to the value of
two thousand dollars.
The United States Court opens here
on Wednesday the 9Th inst.
NEBRASKA.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-04-11

~ Court has been in session during
che week. Judge PESsAxrox presides
with becoming die entity. and disposes Of
Business with promptness and dispaseh.-
NJ. FsRD. District Attorney, ssde bis
6rst appearance At sur Court and made
. favorable iopeessio~- He is man Of
6ne appearance. eeo.lenaniy department
and legal inform alton. Among the strange
Attorneys in attendance We noticed Major
DusconBs, Of For, Dodge, and our old
friend and predecessor Par. RoBB, Of Du.
buque. Mr.. II. is looking we'll and me.
with . cordial gresting from his former
AaaociAtel.