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ORDNANCE OFFICE,
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WAR DEPARINEgT.
Washington, OctOteT :, 80
CRALED PROPOSALS viii be received Al - B
y dee, until I, P. ~, on the 18th Of the eE--r
month Of October, for 100 900 sets Of iufssfl A
eOufFements, eaIibrs IS IS, to be delv-S-i IL Il
EolIVwins quantities, At The undermined ar-aa,
$1,000 sets At the Now York Arsenal, Gown
5000 so.s At the Fruakfort Arsenal, Br.i,...,a.
5000 sets at the Allegheny Arsenal. P''s 81.
2OOOO sets At the 81. Louis Arsenal, ST. Lau...v
1000 sets ~ the u 8. AEmOTy, Springfield
These aceOutFsmeuts are 20 be made IL stn
fOEhlity with the regulatiOn patterns. uhirh a.
seen a. either Of the abOVe"u1med arse1als AZ d 4
are to be subject tOinsPeetiOn 1t the ArssuA 49,
delivered, before being received for the Covert
none to be accepted OF paid for but such - a.
Ee1fAET, and all the stock to be the bes oak Ts1=
The shoulder belt VII be includei in the ~.
Deliveries must be made in lots of Dot - "a
COO sets per week for an contracts Of ioUsy
under; aud not les than :, 600 sets Per u-rk o. &,
contracts for over 10 600 srts; the fiIst delivery
made within fifteen days from date ut eUlfTsf-
contractor to . forfeiture Of the amount T. = g
1ivered ~ that time The aeeOutTemenI. mat =
boxed in the usual manner; the b Xes 20 hsrhE--
At cost, to be determined By the Inspector
Bidders will stale explicitly the aTstlAi ? -
nails where they propose to deliver, and the Run
OF sets they propose 70 deliver At each PA'r !; 7
more than one.
No BIDS vii be considered from parties 9th; =
regular manufacturers Ofthe article, and s-t =, d,
known to the Department 70 be falIy c"HI-;--'
execute, in their own shops, the work mp 81
zach party obtaining = contract will be rrIi--'sl
enter into bOuds, with approved s1Tefis-. q ,
faithful fuI6ment
The DepaFtment reserves to ftseIF the ri.hi' =
ieet any or all bids, IL noS lsemed aaIisfAefsy
proposals viii Be addressed to aBFigslisT iigss-
George D. Ramsay, Chiof Of Ordnance Wa.s.=-i
aud viii be endorsed Proposals for lniaz
eOutTementA"
GEO. D. RANs4Y
BEigadier General, Chief Of Urisrs
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AUCTION SALE
OF CONDENSED
QuartermaSter'S Property.

ASSISTANT QUAETEAHIsrER's oTEIcE-
Cumberland, Nd, Oct. Il, Uses
EINHE following condemned property will be sold
i at CUMBERLAND, MD,
on Wednesday, October 2Ist, 1863,
at O'Clock. A. NJ
QUARTERMASI ER's STORES.
eS Horses, Is2e2 Grain Sacks
NGIsS ssddi:., 5PissSoTn sssisi.
cIUrHING, CAMP AND GARRISON EQUIPAGE.
Il OyeTeOats, 2Pairs Drawers,
= pres Coat, IS CanteeDs,
8 pairs Trousers, 81 Axes.
pair Boots, u Mess Pans-
TERMS cAsH.-GOvernulent fuads-
CaPt.aOd A. 9: y;
WIZ. wICEHARD, AuetiODeer. Oetl5td
1TATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.-At
y RnIes held in the CIerk's Ofaee Of the Circuit
COuTt Of Upshur county. on the hrst Monday in
October, lees.
william nyFe, Pltn- r...,... -. a..
Matthew Cor ss,SI S., aud Walter case
The object Of this suit IL to obtain Judgment
against and recover damages Of the defendants TO
the amount Of three thousand dollars for divers
plaintiff, and by the defendants and others With
Ihem e1nEodeTAtad, did seize, take and carry away
and convert TO their own against the viii and
consent Of the said plaIutin.
The defendant, Matthew COrBit and Walter Cool,
having entered their appearance, and t appear
ing by the nid TVt hled this cause that they are
by Law deemed non-TcdsHts Of this state E1OtiOu
Of the plaintiff, 10y his attorney, IL i OrdeTed that
they do appear here in one month after du= publ
cation Of this order and do shat IL to pro-
tee: their Interests in this suit and that copy Of
this order be publ bed four weeks successiTsly in
tho Wheeling Intsl!igenceT, public newspaper
printed in this STATE aud that copy Of the same
posted At the TUnt door Of the Court House Of Up
'h9F county on the rst HG3S1S 1ftsT = z
n. H. IAN. atty for PltE.
CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA--At
y Rules held in the CLERKS once Of the Circuit
tOber, 1868
Valentine strader, PrtH,
Thema. W. TiiIman. WIN. I. Trs.spass on the
HigEinbOtham. NAPOLEON B. case
Roger, Monroe kegeT, and
Benjamin Patterson, DeFts.
The object Of this suit is to obtain judgment
against and recover dam -ges Of the defendants to
taking and carrying away sundTy goods and chat
tsls belonging to the plaintiff, without the con-
sent OF the said PlaiutiH and eOnVerting the same
TO their, the deieudants, own use
B. Roger, Monroe Roger and benjamin Patterson,
not having entered their appearance, and it appear
ing by AdAvit fled In this cause that they are by
Law deemed nOnrestdents OF this State; motion OF
the plaintiff by his attorney IL IL ordered that they
do appear here in month after due publication
Of this order and do what is necessary to protect
order be Publish i four weeks successfully In the
Wheeling InteLtgencer, public newspaper pub
lishe In this State and copy thereof posted At the
trout door Of the Court House of UPshuE county on
the fret Monday AFTER II u entered
A COpy-Teste: JACOB WAUGH, Clerk.
n. II. TAFT, atty Tor pItG OGI15-ItW
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BY the Constitution the salary of the
Auditor is fixed at $1,000 per annum, and
that of the Secretary ut $1,000, at which
rate the Auditor was entitled, from and in
GLIDING tho goth day OF June last up to
the first of this month, to the sum of
S42O, 80, but has received as above 1915.
an excess of $454,ls. For the same period
the Secretary was entitled to the sum of
$884,72. but has received, AS above the
sum of $75s, and excess of $S93,2s
LEWIS BALLARD, Chairman.
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OFFICE COLLECTOR INTERNAL REvENIt
1sT DIsTEbCT WEsr Va.

October sth, Is's-
NOTICE b hereby given to the TaN-lssf-
IN Ohio and Narshall eOunties, that the a
list for the district has been returned TO ths
including taEes on Ineumes. Licen-Ss, c.
Billiard Tables and Plate, aud that sAit tAI-' =
now due and payable At RHIS OBFBcE Uifhis q
days from this date, och OetObeT.l II =
within that time the penalty, i've FER cest
comes and ten per cent on all others, Utii = a.
- prescribed by law.
Once hours for receipt Of money. Vhirh
United States currency, from O'eloek, =
4R.M.
Deputy COIIoctOT J. " Warden will Be AZ W. +.
old tavern staOd IN TTiadslphis on Wedny--i =
14th Inst, At West Liberty, At J. w F.Tr-t--
the l6th, and II EdWaTds' tavern in N1rl A.
MaTshaIl county, on TIE 9OTh, aud NJ CAM -
se1sors oliee, on the 22d OetObeT- -.
Parties who Do not uest the DsPuty NJ - =.
pOtntments viii be ObliGed TO make their ~
n this once within the required times
Deputy Collectors throughout the d'stfsI
careful g report al Who violate the K~Es--'
by not using stamps a. required. -,
would call the especial attention Of ~
and APOtheeaFtss to section S5th Of Amsl-t
passed March ID, 1858. JAS. T. u..IT
Oet9-IOt CoIIeetOr Int. Rev let Dist
nRESS SILKsr-Rich Plain Black silks II
IL Tans aud Blues do. -,,,rrs
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OIDER DRINKERS, let you Cider Eipeu until II
~ acquires the sharpness and nayOT you like,
then add the SULPHtTE OF LIME according to
directions and your Cider will not change.
For sale by !. II. LO0AH 4 CO.
Oct9 and LOGAN, LIST CO
VOUTEIs' Boys and ChiIdrens' Hats, Of all eOlOTs
i and shapes, at the lowest figures
SePII HARPER BRO.
SWEET CIDER all the year round! You can have
= It by using the SULPaITE OF LIME-peTEectIy
OctS and LOGAN. LIST 3 GO.
TNOOD CIDER Is = wholesome beverage, and IL
VI especially foe to Dyspepsia. You may have
good Older all the year round by mixing in each
barrel ten ounces Of SULPHITE OF LINE. For
sale In bottles, with full directions, by
t II. LOGAN co.
Oet9 and LOGAN. LIST CO.
So A LII TALK AND NO OIDER"-a dry business
IA We should say. Buy barrel Of Cider, ripen
IL to suit your palate, then hx the flavor with the
SULPHIFE OF LIME. Sold by
TIL. LOGAN eco.
and LOGAN, LIST 4 CO.
Oct9 Wholesale Druggists, Wheeling
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DIED,

On Tuesday mOrning, the 18th inst PAIEIek
CRAWLET, aged - PEARS.
The funeral will take place from his late residence
on Fourth at 10 O'Clock this CThursday)
ing. The friends Ofthe family are respectfully In
Vited to attend.
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OCTOBER ELRCTIOS.

~ FOR CONGRESG.-tr.
49, BOuI'r- Cal WILLIS M has.
didAte tor CSnETo1s from the F,r,t Cynsr....
District, and Oblige
MANY vOTEs.
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aonoPt OF che oommittse a1 E4eea.
tive OmOos la the CRsss ar Auditor
Crane aud Secretary boyer, 10 the
House OF DoIeGRtes'
The Committee GU the Executive Offices
having been instructed to inquire and re-
mort whether any of the State officers have
been paid their salaries for my time pre-
ceeding the goth day of jan" last, respect
fully report that they ARE informed by the
Auditor that such payments have been
made to the Secretary nr the State and
himself, and the former contends that they
are entitled to receive payment OF their
salaries from the fourth day of March last.
The Committee further learn, from the
Treasurer, that the following sums have
been paid to the said OIficer', viz:
To Samuel Crane, Auditor, Sept o. 1858 GO
Oct. I, 1858, ..,....'S1o,CO
SSS
Oct. 2, 1885,. .......SE 90
u, Szh3 %
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FOR CONGRESS,

Arrival OF Gen. SIgeI-His EnthusiaS-
tic reception and Speech at the Me-
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REPORT OF ruE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE on
TBE sAME sUBJECT, AS TO THIS RIGHT Oh
THE OFFICERS or fIE NEW STAIR TO DRAW
SALARY FOR TIME DURING Which, TIL
STATE WAS NOT IN EXISTENCE.
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aS'S
F" :" Oct. 2, 1885,. .......SE1.O
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C,TATE OF WEST VIRGIEIA.-At
y RnIos held in the CIerk's OfElee Of the Circuit
COaTt Of Upshur county, on the hrst Monday In
October, lSe3.
william Hyre, PIth-
TTespass on lie
Cool, DeftA.
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To Samuel oraus, Auditor, Sept o. 1858 5000
Oct. I, 1868, -........SIo,CO
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lCineinuati Commercial aud PittsbursA ga
nOpy and send bIIl 70 this ofIee,I
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-11-14

State Of Iowa, Executive Office, Oct.
Goth, lS63.-The President of the United
States has called on this State for her
quota Of three hundred thousand men to
fill the ranks of our veteran regiments,
and has appealed to me and to the people
Of this patriotic State to see that the men
are promptly furnished, as volunteers,
before the 9Th day of January next. A
draf, will be made on that day to make
up any deficiency.
am Informed by the Provost Marshal
General that the quota of the State of
Iowa under this call is 500. l shall en-.
deavor to have proper credit given for
volunteers raised during last quarter and
those now raised for the 9th cavalry and
the 4,h battery.
The recruiting officers for the different
counties will soon be announced by Pro-
vost Marshal Generals Department.
The inducements to the recruits are set
forth in the different orders, &C., which
will be herewith published. In addition
to these the recruit for an old regiment
will serve under officers of experience, in
camp and field, who know what is needed
by the men, and how, promptly to obtain
it, aud thus make the men comfortable.
Besides all this, the recruit will have
the satisfaction and honor Of belonging to
a regiment which has earned a reputation
"a regiment that has pride in its history,
in maintaining the honor Of the State,
and has the confidence Of superiors. He
will be associated with men who have
learned to repose confidence 10 themselves
and who will quickly impart the same
confidence to their new associates.
The new recruit will have the privilege
Of selecting the regiment which he will
join, and by the time the term of service
OF some Of the regiments expire in 1864
will have become educated in his duties
and have chance for promotion.
hope the men of Iowa will promptly
meet this call. Our State has hitherto
always been in advance of all calls made
upon her. Shall she still keep 10 the ad
vance? Shall we cheer the hearts and
strengthen the hands of our brave boys
in the field, by filling the ranks of the
gallant regiments which have been fight.
ing for their country and the flag Of the
Union? Let US give to the United States
officers all the assistance in our power to
aid them in their efforts. Let counties,
towns, and individuals vie in their efforts
to meet the demands Of the General Gov
eminent Let US al work for this end -
Let US give freely Of our time aud means
to promptly fill our quota.
Ny term of service as Governor Of this
State will soon expire, and i, would be to
me n source Of profound qualification if
the State should meet promptly his, as it
has met every other call during myaerm
Of office. SAMUEL J. KlRKwoop,
Governor of Iowa.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-11-14
THAN IxsGIVING PROCLAMATIO

In accordance with the Proclamation
of the President of the United States, and
time honored usuages, |, SAMUEL J. KIRK
WOOD, Governor of the State of Iowa. do
hereby appoint Thursday, the Doth inst,
as Day of Thanksgiving, Prayer and
Praise to Aim shty God, for His manifold
mercles to US as people, during year
that is past.
Let Us thank Him for the great victo-
ries of our arms over the foes of civil and
religious liberty.
Let US thank Him for the heroism, for.
ti,ude aud enduring patriotism Of our
people, as shown by our soldiers in the
field, and by our people at home, in their
mistaken determination to preserve the
glorious institutions Of our fathers unim
paired, for themselves and their children
after them.
Let US thank Him that our domestic
peace has been unbroken, and the frs,
budding Of internal violence has been
quickly crushed, without the shedding of
human blood.
Let US thank Him for the general health
and prosperity of our people, while We
remember with earnest prayer aud liberal
hand the widowed and the fatherless, vic
Tins Of this cruel and wicked war.
Let US repent Of our manifold sins as
people, for which we are now experience.
ing His chas,isements, aud humbly i'm.
plore His gracious spirit to turn US there.
from. and His pardonins grace for that
which is past, that we may cease our
naughty pride in our greatness and pros.
perity and may recognize Him as the
author of "every good and perfect gift;'
that we may cease to cypress the "poor
and him that hath none to help that we
may remember that Righteousness exal..
eth nation, but sin is a reproach to any
people," and pray that peace may again
soon prevail in ell the borders of our once
happy land. SAMUEL j. kIRKwooD.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-11-14
- . . . - -
THE NE VS..

The army of the Potomac has again I'D.
vanced toward the Capital of the rebel
lion. As near as can be ascertained from
the late telegraphic dispatches, General
Meade has crossed the Rappahanock with
the 9th and 9th corps, and now holds a
position on the south side of the river
From the telegraph we also learn that
CuIpepper has been taken, but reports
seem so conflicting that it is impossible to
determine the position of Mead's army.
Genrs. SedRwick and French achieved
brilliant victories over the enemy-cap,ur.
ing $500 prisoners.
1t is evident that the army of the Poto.
mac are now pushing the rebels rapidly
toward Richmond. From East Tennessee
reports indicate that Burnside has bad his
advance crippled somewhat, but nothing
serious-parts of two Regiments were
taken prisoners.
The army at Chattanuga is now 10 a
position for forward movement, and Gen.
Bragg may soon look for "a little more
grape"
Arkadelphia Is reported captured BY our
troops. The rebel General Cooper 10
concentrating his forces and threatening
the line Of Arkansas Gen. Blunt, with
. large supply train for Fort Scott, and
but only 1900 men, is in danger Of being
attacked by 1000 rebels.
Matters At Charleston remain uucbanp.
ID 20 far - assaults are concerned.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-11-14
STATE OF low A.

Adjutant Generals Office.
Davenport, Nov. !, 1868.
neral Orders Ne 1876.
I. All recruiting officers and recruits for the 81 h
Iowa Cavalry vii report without un a,e .ssary de-
lay at Camp Roberts, Davcnport
IL. Those neglcrtiug to report, as herein order
ed, by the 10th OF November inst, i'll be ASST gntd
to other regiments.
III. No Captain or onicer Of the Southern B,r-
der brigade will be considered duly unless I'M
der the special written orters named in Paragraph
l Conceal Orders No. i25 # this ncrar tnent and
no pay roll for services will lie approved by this
D"part '"nt unless said services rendered un
der said special written orders.
". 1t Col. Wall of Kcokuk, 1T. Col. TIA ne
hill, Of tentreville, at 1t. Col. Sears of Sidney.
will inspect the aims in the hands OF the companre
Of the southern Border Brisa Dc thcr res peciirs
Districts.
" The Assistant Adutsnt General and A citing
Ia! master General is requested 10 make pay .
mrns 10 officers soldiers of the SCOUT hern Bnrd,
Brisad" for the month "i uctober until inspection
81 said arms and returns thereon made this de
lar'ment.
BY order Of Commander in Chief
\. Il. BAKER.
nolo Nv Adj Gen. and A. Q N Gen. Of Iowa.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-11-14
Proclamation.

NOTICE is hereby given to the qualified voters OF
~ the city If Sioux City. that Ell the tn day OF
December, A. ID. 1868, a Special Election will be
holden in said City for the purpose Of submitting to
the qualified voters of said city the question Of ahan
donng the Charter Of said city. NJ which election
those who desire to vote in favor of Che aba sdon
ment Of the Charter Of said city shall de 'est bal
lot upon which shall ba written or printed the
words In favor Of abandonn ient, and those lesir
ing to vote against the abandonment q. said Charter
shalt derosila like ballot with the words, Against
Abandonment"
Said Election will be holden at the shop of James
Huchns on Pearl street one door south Of the Post
Office, and the fos will be open al o clock A. NJ
and will be- kept open until clock p. NJ, at which
time they will be closed.
JAMES II. BOOZE, Mayor.
Sioux City, Iowa Nov 7, lse3-(5w
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STATE OF low A.

Adjutant Generals Office
Davenport October 90 1869.
General Order No. ia
LII recruiting officers for the 9th Iowa Cav slry
~ who's, Commissions are about to expire. will
report At once' in lerson, with their recruits to
Camp Roberts, Davenport, Iowa Those hose
commissions have been extended will detail man
to bring in all men recruited, once This author.
Ives all Transportation tines to honor passes in
hands of any person authorized by Recruiting Of
hcer to command >uch de all.
n. B. BAKER,
st. Adjutant General of Iowa.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-11-14
Macauly ON the Writ OF Habeas
Corpus.

The great English historian must have
been an old fogy, to have written ~ he
did aboat the Habeas Corpus Act. In his
history Of England, Vol. 2, page 3, may
be found the following expression Of sen.
timent. The writer is speaking Of tho
designs Of King James, aud says:
One of his objects was to obtain re-
peal Of the Hateas Corpus Act, which he
hated, as 1t ,cas natural a tyrdnt shonld
hate the MOST STRINGENT CURB
THAT EVER LEGISLATION I'M.
POSED ON TYRANNY. This feeling
remained deeply fixed in his mind to the
last, and appears in the instructions which
he drew up when in exile. for the guild,
ance of his son. But the Habeas Corpus
Act, though passed during the ascendency
OF the Wings, was not more dear to the
Wings than to the Tories. 1t is, indeed,
not wonderful that this great law, should
be highly priced BY all Englishmen, with.
out distinction of party; for it is law
which, not by circuitous, but BY direc,
operation, adds to the security and happi,
ness Of every inhabitant Of the realm.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-11-14
STATE OF low
AdJutant Generals Office, }
Davenport, Oct. 29ih, 1873. (


Davenport, Oct. 2olh, 1873.
General Orders No. l25.
L. \" details for any purpose will he m At. ~
any Captain Of the southern Border brigade unless
on special written orCers from this delarn1 or
on special written orders from 1t. col Wall Of
keo"uk, Lee County It. Col. IannohilI Of Cen.
tr"Sille, Appanoosa County, or It. Col Sears Of
Sidney, Fremont County.
IL. All Captains al the Southern Border Bri.
gaie and all Captains Of companies Of militia with.
in the respective districts "l Lit t"l Wall, 1t Col
1aunehill and 1t. Sears, will rernrt to them on or
before Dec. /, l. s., the number kind and condition
ot arms in their ".scs,ir m the number, kind and
condition IT all accoutrrmrnts, the am, amt and
1natity of all kind, Of ammunition and The amounts
aud condition ot any ether State property i'll their
Ill. 1t Co. Wall, It. Col Tannchil,. and It,
Col. Sears will cause these returns to be promptly
male, ard forward the same to this office.
". All bonds tor arms. &c. in the ands of 1T
Col. Wall, LIT. Col Tann.hill. It, Col Sears or
acting Quarter master Cleghurn, at keoknk, will at
once be returned t" this Office with all Information
in their possession in relation to the responsibility
of the ,igner, of said bonds
Y. All Captains Of the southern Border Brigade
and all Captains Of companies Of militia within the
districts If the 1t. Colonies hereinbetore named
will also forward copies of their Reports made to
said 1t Col nels, 10 this office
VI The Captains of all other militia compa mics
in this state outside of said districts and all ot,i.
OF the Northern Border Brigade, will report
directly to this Office on tn" points in relation
t" arms, accent renents and ammunition, named
in Paragraph IL Of these General Orders.
VII. Actlng Quartz rmaster Cleg horn aill report
to this Office on ,he same points named in Paragraph
ii of these General Orders, in relation to arms &C.
eoutremen;s and amnunitiyn at keokuA and Bur
lingtun.
Will Quartermaster Lewis H. Smith, Of the
Northern Border Brigade. will report to this office
on the same points III relation to arms, &c, which
were in possession OF companies. which dis
banded Of the Nor thern Border Brig AIDE
TX Anything in General Orders No. 100 Of this
Department, Oct. II. 1872, inconsistent with these
General orders is hereby revoked
BY order Of Commander in Chief,
n. b BAKER,
nolO-2w Adj. Gen. and A. q. NJ. Gen. of Iowa.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-11-14

We learn from the Dubuque Hercld
that fatal shooting ARRAY occurred last
week at Beetown, Wisconsin, few miles
from Dubuque One DR.. H. S. Tawney
was detected in an improper intimacy
with the wife Of Thos. E. Lloyd. Lloyd
went to the house Of Tawney, called him
out aud shot him, causing death in short
time. Lloyd gave himself quietly up to
tho authorities
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-11-14

We understand from private sources
that band Of guerrilas from Missouri
entered Fremont county few days since,
and murdered one individual, wounded
several Others, and plundered the people
Of what property they could find.-Des
1Noines Statesman.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-11-14

8. Il. Davis,
4 TTORNEY Al LAW, Sioux City, Woodbury.
"A county Iowa. yol4no70
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-11-14

The Gate City says that the soldiers
in the keokuk hospitals belonging to Wis
consin regiments, left yesterday for their
respective homes, to attend the election in
that State, agreeably to an order from the
War Department.