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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-05-23

The following admirable production,
delivered before company Of volunteer
soldiers during the Revolutionary ssrus
gle, upon the eve of their going to a 'glo.
rious war, was calculated to inspire them
with more than herculean courage:
mime frients, ven Wrist you coined
here you vas poor and humble, and now,
mine frients, you is proud and sassy; aud
you has gotten on your unicorns, and dem
Wit you you like dongs on hogs back
Now, mine frerts, let me tell you dis
man is man if he is no pigger than my
thumb: Ven David vent out to vite mi.
Goliah, he took noting nit him but Won
sling; it was not o rum sling; no, nor a
gin sling no, nor mint water sling no,
it was u sling made Wit vone hickory stick.
Now, ven dis Goliah seed Tavid coming,
he said, You Won little scoundrel, does
you come to vite me? will give you to
the birds of the felt and de peast of de
air. Tavid says, 'Goliah, Goliah, de race
is not always init the shwi.., nor is dc bat
tie nit de strong; aud man if he is no
pigger an my dumb. So Tavid be fixed a
sthone in his sling, and dows it at Go'iah
and knocks him rite in dc foreheat, and
Tavid den takes Goliah's sword and cuts
off his heat; and den 81! the purity Gals OF
the shiddy come out and shtrewd flowers
in bis way. and sung, Sam is grea. man
for he has kilt his dousands, but Tayid is
greater as he, for he kilt Goliah."
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-05-23
gentle daughter, whose loyalty and flial
devotion have saved thy life and mine"


Major Jack Downing, in letter from
Downingville, thus illustrates his ideas of
"The Situation" and throws out some sug.
gestions which should have been embod.
led in the las. report of the Congressional
Committee on the Conduct Of the War"
The other day old Deacon Jenkins come
over to see me-. The Deacon, you know,
was with me in Washington shers time.
wen first went thrre, and bis darter Jeru
sha Matilda went down to Port Royal to
teach the contraybands their primmers.-
Wal the deacon ain't much wiser than he
was year ago. He still thinks that by
prayin and ightin the rebels may yet be
whipped. He used to like the Tribune,
but lately be ses he prefers the Herald, as
it is more truthful The old man, how.
ever, has been very blue for some time
past, and now says tha, prayin and fghtin
hain't accomplished much. "Wal," ses
|, Deacon, there hadn's orter been any
war at all but" ses I, "while the South
have had single end and purpose, we've
been at all ends Ths war has been car.
ried on by US just like old Sol Pentegrasts
boy plowed. Old Sol took his oldest boy
Adam, thick hedded feller, out one
spring, and set him to plowin. He told
him to 60 to work and strike furrer
across field to black hei'er, and then
keep on. After giving this direcshin, old
Sol went off to the house and left Adam
alone. The boy started his oxen in bee
line for the black heifer, but when he got
pretty clus to her, she threw up her tale
en- run of in an other direcshin. Adam
thought be mus foller the heifer, no matter
where she went; SO he struck another
bee line for her, and with lest the same
result. When he got close to her, the
heifer gave another frisk Of her tale, and
of she went. Adam geed his oxen round
and struck for her agin: and so he kept
on all day. At mite the old man came
out to see how Adam got along. He found
the field all kat up with furrers, zig gag
eriss cross, aud in every direcshin, and
asked Adam what on earth it ment-
"Wal,' ses the thick hedded mum skull
"you told me too steer for the black heifer
and I've done it oil day, aud SO the fur
rers are kinoer eriss cross you see.'-
Now" ses that's jest what Linkil
has been doin. Greeley told him to stee
for the niger, and the result is jest lik'
Adam pentegrast's plowin. There's a con
siderable fshtin been done, but it is al
eriss cross, Eig.zag, and don't amount t.
nothing, and so it will be to the end of ,h
chapter
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-05-23
Set thine House In Order.

Alas for hin: who grows old withou.
growing wise, and to whom the future
world does not open her gates, when he
is excluded BY tho present. The Lord
deals 90 graciously with US in the decline
of life, that it is shame to turn q deaf
ear to the lessons which he gives The
eye becomes dim, the ear dull, the tongue
falters, the feet tot,er, all the senses refuse
to ~ their Office, and from every side re-
sounds the call-"Set thine house in order
for The term of thy pilgrimage is at hand"
The playma.es Of youth, the fellow labor.
ers Of manhood die away, and take the
road before Us. Old age is like some quiet
chamber, in which, disconnected from the
visible world, we can prepare in silence
for the world that is unseen Tholock.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-05-23

lW-"Why, Mr.. B. said a tall youth to
a little person who was in company with
half dozen huge men, II protest you
are so small | did not see you before. -
"Very likely replied the little gentleman
tim like q sixpense among six copper
cents. not readily perceived but worth the
whole OF them.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-05-23
MASONIC.

Sioux City Lodge. No. lo3, Of Ancient Free and
A,septsi Masons, meet ut the Masonic Hall. on
D, igits street, on Wednesday, or beforet the Full
Moan. a5@@ Ha a55
All $50 a. In good standing arc fraternaliy in
yitsi to attend. H
4. X. ROBINSON, W. M.
JAS. HvfcxsNs, Secretary.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-05-23

D@ whats whiskey bringing?' in.
quired dealer in the article. Bringing
men to the gallows, aud women and child
rem to want, was the truthful reply.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-05-23
capitalar N ssonsry.

sfSlpux City RoyAl Arch Chapter. ~. -, mest at
ths Masonic Hall, on Dou1ias street, on Thursday
4, ~ ~ fore III. Pull Moon All n. 4 Ma,onsin
a st4adtng arsfrAternaIiy invited l., attend. :
Il. d. PARMER, Ar.
N. PtsKERfox, ssc'y,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-05-23

"One who has lived in Georgia and
South Carolina" writes TO the London
Daily Necs, to say, that those States will
hardly pull together in the long run, for
the reason that Georgia possesses an in.
dastrial community who are by nature
honest Notwithstanding their drift into
secession, while South Carolina-
WAS settled by poor nobility, decayed
aristoeracy, discontented Canadian, out.
at elbows gentlemen, polite swindlcrs and
the riff-rati Of broken down noblesse,
gamblers and demi-reps of Paris and
London. That was the original stock
Much Of it has since, by their beautiful
domestic system, been improved, strength.
ened and more vigorous by an infusion Of
blood from the more athe!io, and indus.
,rious race known in history as tho des.
cendants of Ham"
The writer after laying on these strong
colors, fills the canvass thus :-"South
Carolina may be called lazy, genteel.
ambitious, pirstical filibuster while Geor.
gia is modest, homespun, unre6ned,
plodding, honest tilIer Of the soil. VIII
Georgia submit to bear part Of the bur-
dens of taxation in debt Of six hundred
to thousand millions, brought on by .
war that was entirely due to s. Carolina
originally. and afterwards backed up, aided
and abetted primarily by Virginia aud
Mississippi9 Let the slippery sreculators
who are SO anxious to buy Confederate
bonds and then sell out to parcel OF
simpletons and ''lame ducks in twenty.
four hours, give an answer.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-05-23

eE- A friend of d soldier who is suffer.
ing from wound that may cause him to
be cripple for life, the other day said to
him: "Well. Tom, do you feel like going
back into the army when you shall have
recovered from the effects of your wound
The soldier thought moment and then
replied-"No, l believe not, unless could
SO back either as an officer or negro"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-05-23

READ F.MADE CLOTHING.
IUsT received 4 large and well-scaAntcd stock OF
- DvERCOATS, Pants, Vests, shirts and Draw.
aSrs, and will be sold low for cash.
saovl /, D.PARMER.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-05-23

Dd The first step towards self-preser.
va,ion is 10 leave off whining over tho
past. Let the past 60, aud bend every
energy to the improvement Of the present.
That il the only way.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-05-23

oeA- Millions for Union aud Liberty
Dissolution to Union Of Despotism.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-05-23
Sioux City Business Directory

The attention Of farmers, trayelers and all 9th.
rs, who have occasion to trade in Sioux City, il
sitsd 10 tho following list of Merchants, Me
IN snss AID business men generally, who advertise
n The RE3tsTER, and whom we can confidently
u N mmendto public patronsgs:
/. Merchants.
Y. .. B,ose Co., Dry Goods, Groceries, &c
II. Buchrucker, '' "
Id. Farmer, ., -
Milton Tootls -
D.T. Hodges, 9roce .ies aud Provisions.
A. Groringer, Hardware aud Cutlery.
,-.~ Chas. K. smith, stoves and Tinware.
q Chas. Kent, Drugs aud Medicines.
ii I. Haas, Dry Goods and Clothing.
. Attorneys--
Hudson 4 Joy, Douglas Street.
Tredway b Currier, Douglas street.
Sa,n'i T. Davis, Douglas street.
IS Hotels--
49, Hagy House, Second street,
- wauregsn House, second street.
d aDankers-- -.
sa~ Wsare 4 Allison, Pearl street,
IS E yBosler Hedges, Second street.
Boots and shoes. .4~. s..
Samuel Krnmmann, Pearl strset.
Matt. Gaughran, Pearl street.
Harness Makers--
John Liningsr. Pearl street.
~ Jaaaes Hutchins, Pearl street.
Duildors--
Richard H. Powlesson. Water street.
Lamber--
sanborn ( Follett, Water street
----------------------- -
- E*11YYCINFSC ~ DIG
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-05-23
BUSINESS CARDS.
Wauregan House,

Sioux Clty,........1Owa.
H. A. FULLER, :: ::: 3: PROPRIETOR.
TIyaE undersigned respectfully anne unces to tho
i travelling public that he has recently takeh pos
. session Of the above large and commodions Hotel,
that his facilities such that he is enabled to
accom- modate the travelling public we'll rs any
other House in the West and by strict to
tho wants Of his customers hopes to merit share OF
{ he public patronage. n0-Good stabiing and atten
tive hostlsrs, always in attendance.
H.A FULLER.
Sioux City, Iowa, June 7th, 1862.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-05-23

10 The mariners compass has done
some Of the mot important needle work
in the world.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-05-23

Cling to the Constitution, as the ship
srecked Mariner clings to the last plank,
uhen night and the tempest close around
Webster.
"'Nip the shoots Of arbitrary power in
the bud, is the only maxim which can ev.
er preserve the liberties Of any people
When the people give way, their deceiv-
ers, betrayers, and destroyers press upon
them so that there is no resisting after
wards. The nature of the encroaching,
like q cancer it eats faster every hour
John adams.
Necessity is the plea Of tyrants, aud
if our Constitution ceases to operate the
moment a person charge6Dwith its obser.
vance thinks there is necessity to violate
it, it is Of little value. We are
fighting to maintain the Constitution, and
it especially becomes US in appealing to
the people, to come to its rescue, not to
violate it ourselves. How are We better
than Rebels, if both alike set at naught
the Constitution ?-.Senator TrumbcM,
Republican.
II declare upon my responsibility as q
Senator, that the liberties Of this country
are in greater danger to-day f'om the
corrup.ions, and froE1 the proaigacy prac-
tised in the various departments Of the
Government, than they are from the ene-
my in the open tieId-J. p HDle, Repub.
lican Senator from N. H.
"Those to whom power is delegated
should be held to a strict accountability TO
their Constitutional oaths of office. The
plea of necessity is no excuse for viola
ton Of them. Recollect: The price Of
Liberty is that Of eternal vigilance."-
Thomas Jefferson.
|. "Toward the preservation Of your Gov
ernment, and the permanency Of your
present happy state, it is requisite no. on.
ly that you steadily discounteuance irreg-
ulsr opposition to its acknowledged au-
thority, but also that you resist with care
the spirit Of innovation upon its princip.
les. however spacious the pre.ext.
Washington. s->sa' 7@ >.
2-sa
"Ve wust not inrade Constitutional
rights. IS. A. Douglas.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-05-23
: tea@ HAGY HOUSE,
sioux City, Iowa.
JOHN HAGY, Proprietor.

- T,IE Proprietor respectfully informs the
&:3 / public that his facilities are such that be
Is enabled to accommodate his guests 10 as good a
s.yls a. any Hotel on the Missouri slope BY giving
attention thu wants OF his guests he hopes re-
e.ivs u liberal share Of patronage.
mar24-60 JoHN maui.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-05-23
"CL1Na TO THE Contribution"

Cling to the Constitution, as the ship
,crecked Mariner clings to the last plank,
rhen night and the tempest close around
hsm.-Daniel Webster.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-05-23
Siaux Gitg 8tgisttr:
rs PUBLISHED
EvERr SATURDAY MORNING,
n &E1 ~. y *@ tss1- I*s .'t.
Al
slosx city, woodbury. County, Iowa
~.t. @a-E ~
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.-31,5 so = year.
always in advance. For six nonths-$l 90.
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Rates OF Advertisings

49, II Rates OF Auvert1Slm8
One square, ~ lines less, first 81 90
Each ubseq uent inse TT 10 ......... 30
one square, one mon 90
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Oae column, year 10 90
Half column, one year. 90
One column, six mont hs 90
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Ammo uncing candidates for office. 90
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ID, advertisements will be marked "till forbid
ana charged full prices.
M. Cash in advance will be required on all ad.
vertisements, except where special contract has
been made to the contrary.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-05-23
BOOTs AND SHOES

C7CASEs OF Boots and Shoesjnst received and Tor
now =" l.. b FARMER
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-05-23
RARDER SHOP.

TIME unders 81 1nod has removed into his new shop
on Pearl street, where he is prepared to attend
- everything connected with the tousoral art In
sAs .aost r.shionable style. The patronage Of tho
eytl.man VI sioux City and vicinity respectfully
nii.itoi ADAM FALk.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-05-23
John BALL, NJ. y.

~ rr his professional services
i t. tbs citizens u sioux City and surrounding
Goa ,try Ol:s, ~ the Drug Store on Pearl street.
R.sii ce m N % 10 tel y oppositc.
4 .,I5nol JOHN BALL, NJ. D.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-05-23

G. c.HuDsON. WI. Joi'
HUDSON - JOY, ~@ ,,
III Attorneys at Law, Sioux City, Iowa.-WiII
psac.ics in the Courts Of Iowa and Northern Ne
brasba, O!ice, on Douglass street. declo-oS
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-05-23

grRE OWAY f. CURElER,
L. attorneys At Law. Sioux City, Iowa.-Practice
a the Courts Of Iowa and Nebraska. once on
Don glass street, opposite Land once. vol
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-05-23

"Ve wust not incade Constitutional
rights IS. A. Douglas.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-13

roHNISSIONEK'S SALE OF REAL rs.
~ TAT1 on the 6outh side CT Broad, Just be.
y0nd the Wsayegn Cooperation line-As Commits
slonar appointed BY the dscrsso Of the Circuit Oourt
OF Henrsco. promo uuosd ON the seth Aprn sos In
the case Of Ford, guardian. against Ford, ~
shall prosssd TO sell at public auction, On tho
premises. on tURsDAY, the l9sh Nay, is63. at 1
O'clock n. IL f.is; II moi. the drst fair Gay there.
sftsr,> the Real AstAts located a. above OF which
Hudson 3 1ofd late Of Hsnrico. died sslssd, cou.
kiaicg OF The brick Tenement occ1i isd by the Dc
OsdsLt st the time Of his deaih and The adjoining
vacant Lot
suit and sxpsuses Of sale; balancs ct and II
months, for negotiable notes. interest sdded, nj:
afAesorily sndorssd. aud tlsls retained till Ill the
purchase msnsy Ia fully paid and . convsyanos o.
dsfed BY the Cou't Tbs taxas Tor this year 70 b
paia BY the purchaser.
my9 JoHu6OX n SANDS. Oomr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-13
Obituary.

D,ea. On Saturday, the 9th instant. .. tbs resi-.
dsoce OF Mr Hs,i1 Mathews. fem wound re-
esived n the battle Of Casncelorsviis, ca the II
irsts,i. Sergeant JOHN WAKsEAn, OF iee I'd
vhs In The hrst land battle fought in the Gopfe5e
ssey.Bsthel.-wh ere he dis. 10 aushsd b.msslf for
lis coo!nsss S.nse thst time be has bsen with
hl. camo,ny in tie great battles 10 VEssnis, and
hsd sass.in.i lis part With bravery ard delibsrs
;Soa. As ccnr ACE lie was quiet UnoI,rusiye and
sisi - eoli:sr be w.s assRsons, cool. Eod as
tsrMined uavcr n nch,ng irom :ss hsrds.: lshor or
;sost sansuinsry com5kis lis was nAiisa Of
ue!uubia, FiuvsnEa ecunty vs.. sad vss ore CT
taf-s brothers h, catered ths EerS.cs 81 lie c1r1
In~aesEsu' tbs war
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-13
ny Robinson, Adams ss &C., AUcUs,
iCcsrsf Eain and Ga s.Seets.l

~ Esc1nsen, Adams Ss &c., AUcUs.
tCesEsf Eain and Ga ssseets.
XH1ILE be offered q: auction On FEIDAY. tho
wv lssh inst ct cur warehouse corner OF OH
AID Eaia streets, at 10 O'Clock
IS bbIs prime II Eugar
10 bxs DO DO
5 bblr Aolasses
IS kegs Ei Esrb Soda
bbls Baltimore Copperss
10 casks Sal soda
Is do Lard
80 boxes scap
chests Rlssk Gss
GO Green Tea
90 sacks Va Salt
IS dozen Brooms
so bushels Dried Apples
leo b1sksis PsAnu;s
10 ,ierSea eics
S. gross MATCHES
10 bags ecrsp ao'e Leather
% 11s Taliow Csaaiss
go psSks 4onpare.i Playing 0ssds
II txs eciidiesd Lys
Writing Paper, Roots. Shoes
Caps. Lssd Pencils etc,
Parties desiring to send In goods for this sale will
plsase do 30 the Cay before the sals.
my IL ROBINSON ADAMS + 90. Auct'ra.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-13

by Jas. M. Taylor T. Son, Aucts.
GALE eF BEAUTiFUL LITTLE Farm
- AND KESIDKNuK. oas mile from tho city Of
kichmoad.- pursus0. to = decree Of tbs Circuit
Court OF He Dsioo county, entered - ths 9Th day
ct APRIL 1868, In tie suit Of Martins Administrator
agaiis. Kuhn and others, We all, On 2HCRS
DAY, tho l4th cay CT Nay, 1858 1t Il O'Clock
II, N fair; II not The Grst fair day thereafter, at
tie same hour ssh at public auction, 10 ths high
est bidder on tho premises tho real estate In the
DILL anu proceedings mentioned, consisting Of say
onfeen aosas AID seventeen poles, about ono mile
below sId east Of the city Of Richmcad n the
county Of Hsrriso, with dwelling and Cut houses
thereon.
This littls Farm has been occupied for gsyeral
years by Lessis Marin d Kuhn q dairy End
market garden, sad IL Ia q high state Of caitiva
ton It adjoias the farms o. Psytoa Johnston aud
Mrs Hectlcr. and Ii Ia every way noat desirable
rlscs 1t will b sold In tie whole. OF In iots to
suit purchasers 4 p.ss Of the ground will b e.
hibi:sd ca he day Of sale
TRREs --cnets.ira cEah. custhlrd In alx months,
and tbs remaining third Ia twelve months from the
DAY Of "a with Interest from the day OF SAFE the
purchasers giving their negotiable notss (Which
they may pay before thsy fall due) for the deferred
symsats, and the tito TO bs withheld till tie
whole purchase money is paic; and upoa tho pur.
ehasers paying tbs whole purchase money ir cash.
which he has the privilege Of doing, decd viii be
given. II 0LAlDORN1, (r,,
TH06 xvAlS, }oo@mFA
Jas Il TAYLOR 1 con. Auet'rA. mya
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-13

HNE HUNDRED D}LLAES EkWAkU-WNl
~ TO paid for The srrest and confinement In jsil,
90 that exn gat aer. Of my negro VIC nan CELIA
Chs left 10 Manchester, Monday, March IL. 1863,
about o'clock in the afternoon, IN Is believed 10
be IN o. nsar Manchester CT tue city Of kichmond-
Csia IL ebou: 80 years old. but looks older; Is q
stlo under the medium hei sht very stou.ly made;
0: gingerbread eolor; has thick but remarkably
Narrow eyebrows; LOOKS sonsw hist grun and TALKS
rapidly Ehe hsd On when she left home -aIdo
lnsev dress; gs2-coiored Gonsls blanket ,hawl,
ard q1iltsj hood Size carried bundle Of clothes
with her. Address Jos. Wills. Manchester Va,
OF the subscriber. OHAS B TEBRS,
ap3}-.isw5.s sichmord city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-13

c. LArg NORTHERN pArINs Late Northern
papere, (as lass ~ last Saturday. containing all
ios accounts Of the bAsalss ahous fredericksburg
received aaA on ale els morning at the Confcde'
rate Reading Room. Also oil the city and South
EN- pApSra.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-13

~ Davenpert = Co. stock Auesieneees,
lofass sornse Gary and ism -. xishnes4. Val
A uu4Ion aAL8 o. sT0oKs AID BonDA
IA We daall cen, q he Ola Dominion Insurance
0ompaavs Once. corner Of Gary md lS.h seresea.
on FRIDAY. May 15;A, 1861 eommsne!ns o ~
O'Clock Z, the foiiowIns Stocks and BoDdss
$4,000 Goufedsrate Coupon Bonds, 9 per cent,
ei,7oO Coupon Registered. payable 1891
$500 0oupon Ooupons. payaels lesS
$500 vlssinia state Sizes, Registered, long
sa.soo y. Central r Z Is. Mortgage Coupon
$500 V Central h r 81 mortgage o0ason
9 shores Richmond Importing and lzpor.Ias 90.
AL4o-Okher stocks and Bouds handed In BE-
my13 Stock Aucsonssrs.
Dy Redwood 4 Phillips. Aucls,
Isl Main street
WE WILL SELL at cur auction room, on
o'clock, . large and gsnseel assortment Of Houas
hold Iu riture. embrs eng in part
ans rabnsts;
Caue and wood seat Chairs;
10 Fsathsrbeds and Mattresses;
WardFt bes and eidebs ards;
8 fAs and Tablef;
and also good assortment oe miscellaneous sril.
eles Red WOOD L Phillips. Auct's.
my13 ST Main street.
BY sumner 4 Arenss, Auct's.
A uorIoy SALE OF DRY GOODS, poors
n AID SHOES. hats. NorIOzs HARD.
DAY nsxt tho i9.h last ut Gu. warehouse. com.
msae!ps At 10 o'clock, We will sell large assert.
meut Of
Fresh AMI ssssonabls Dry Goods
Several invoices Boots aud Shoes
Palm Lsaf and Straw Hats
Gaddlery Goods, &c.
-ALsO,-
l superior Diamoad Ring
Several foe q I'D and Silver Watches.
Particulars viii appear on Saturday.
my 13-.4s sUINER t. A2ENrS, Aucts.
BY owens & Y ILLS, AMcts,
Is 6l5 h ssro..l
EgREIf URI, CLOTHING. SHOES.
our ators, On THURSDAY, ths h.h inst, a 10
O'Clock, general assortment Of
Household Furniture
Stoves, Mattresses, Bedding, eto
An assortment Of
Clothing Dry Goods. and shoss
Several Gold ao6 Silver Wath,s
1875 OWEns & WILLIS. iuct..
~ Lanier, Toliessa 4 Ca1ies1 Aac1s,
no Pearl str.ss.l
XETILL SCI L at theic warehouse, No 9 Pearl
w st. on TIL RsDAY morning. at 10 O'Clock,
. large e sortmsnt Ct merchandise, c3ccistirg CT
Dry Goods, Cutlery,
stationery, Notions aud Drugs.
ALSO
30 dec Bfench Calf Skins
LANISR, TOLIE6ON l. OATLETT,
my 13 Auctiousera
by Turdy 4 Williams Auctioncers,
1871 and Gary Streets
A UoTIoN sALR -On rHUxsDAy mornlps
"a the IA n lcst commencing q: 10 O'Clock. NO
viii sell cur usual Apartment Of staple
aHOCERIE3, kC,
consulting Of
Sugars,
R.c,,
Bacon,
Candies goap, &c.
--ALaO,--
40 coils half Irca Cotton Rope;
ta'es Imported Rops
SOL Kegs Srough: Spikes;
chests 0reea Tea;
and numerous oth,r e.tic!ss-
nYll 2A2Oy & WILLIAMS Auc.s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-13

ID UNAWAY Isl JAiL.--Was committed to the
1 a. jail Of Louisa county, as q runaway, on the
sUsh day Of July, ls6s, a email NEGRO BOY, who
says his name 10 CHA HL2S, aad that hs belongs
20 Lieut. West, Of Louisiana He appears to DO
sboas tea twelve years old is four fsst hlgh Of
a brown color, d hsi on whan committed to jail
a blue sack coat, brown isxas pantaloans, and .
blue cloth cap. The cwner Of said boy Ia required
to come forward oad provo his property, pay
charges, and Jake him away, or hs win be disposed
Of o. the Law directs
JANES GOoOH, Sheriff. and
NIB SC -1sw6w+ Jsiior Of Louisa county.