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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-02-14
GEORGE WEAVE, JOHN p. ALLISON.
Banking & Agency Office
-OF-- ..s
WE Al Re & ALLISON,
Cor. Sd and Pearl Sts.,
SU~A WY


4 rOLLECTIONS made and remitted at current
~ rates of fexchange; Bills of Exchange, Incur
rent Money and Coin bought and sold Deposits p
ceived and Money invested; Drafts tor sale on any
country in Europe.
Reliable Insurance effected against loss dam
age by Fire
Particular attention given to the payment of
Taxes in any county in Iowa.
Read Estate bought and sold; Land Warrants
located
We refer to the following parties with whom we
have done business.
Park Eank, New York
d. IL. Arnold, Esq Prest Mercantile Bank, New
York.
Messrs. Knauth, Nachtd Kuhue. Bankers New
York. " 90.
Messrs. Chas. Csmblos h Co, Bankers. Phil.
Mcss-s. Clark Bros. Co.. Bankers, st Louis.
Gen. n. Harding, ESD, President of Union Bank,
St. Louis, Mo.
+. &. Adams, Esq. anker, Chicago, Ill.
". +. Coolbaugh a Co. Bankers, Chicago, III.
r Partridge, Esq, Banker, Seneca ais n. Y.
G. W. Norton, ESD. President Southern Bank Of
Kentucky, Russelylle, Ky.
5 Fletcher, Banker Indianapolis, Indiana.
Hon. VIM. Montgomery, Washington, Pa.
i. ii. Walker, Esq. Sslesi, N. Y.
Measrs. ii. Markell Co, Bankers, Dubuque,
Iowa.
Louis 4. Macklot, Banker, Davenport, Iowa.
mtri-o2 WEARL ALLISON.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-02-14
OMAHA, N. T.

J'HIS BANK is now doing a legitimate Bank
L ing business, and will discount ~ literally 10
their deposdors and dealers any Bank in the
tipurchAa short time Bills all the prin-
cipal citses in the Union--buy and sell IL, ,hange
on New iork-aiIow interest on Deposits and Tor
the accommodation of farmers and those living at a
distance, the Bank will he open for the transaction
of business and the redemption of its Notes from
A. NJ, until a. pm.
q. II. McCOLLOM, Cashier.
Il. B. SACkETT, President.
Omaha, n. T., Dec. 20, 1862
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-02-14

A livery stable keeper, named Spur,
would never let horse 60 without re.
ouesting the lads not to drive fast. One
day a man called for a horse to attend u
funeral Certainly said Spur, but
be added, forgetting the solemn purpose
for which the young man wanted the
horse, "don't drive fast "Why, Jest
look here old fellow" said the somewhat
excited Young man. 81 shall keep up with
the procession II ii kills the horse.'
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-02-14

A NErERAN.-We saw, yesterday,
man, whose appearance denoted his age
to be about forty or fifty years; but who
was really between seventy.two and sew.
enty.three years Of age. He served in
the three months service of the war of
1912, and is now member of an Ohio
regiment. having been in this war ever
since its organization. We inquired,
"why he enlisted" when he made US the
following reply: :" Sir, all my boys, son.
in law, neghbors, and friends went into it,
and thought | might as well be with
them and between You and |, it was hard
work to keep the old uoman out of it.
Louisville Journal.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-02-14

!" A person fond of the marvellous told
an improbable story, adding as was his
wont, Did you ever hear Of that before p
" No; sir said the ether; pray did your
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-02-14
BARB SHOP.

yNHE undersigned has removed into his new shop
l. on Pearl street, where he is prepared to attend
to everything oRaected with the rousoriaI art in
the most Fashionable style. The patronage Of the
gsnteman Of Sioux City aud vicinity respectfully
oticted. ADAM FALK
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-02-14
JOHN BALL, M. ID.

vTNHR undersigned tenders hi. professional services
L to the citizens of Sioux City and surrounding
country. once, At the Drug Store on Pearl street
Residence i'm m .diatey opposite.
vols .uel7. JOHN BALM
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-02-14

NYANTE EO.-Twenty thousand dollars in Gold
w and silver coin and Demand Notes, for which
7 will pay the highest premium in illegal tender y
at my ONCE on Pearl street.
L. D. FARMER, Broker.
Sioux City, Dec. u, 1sN.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-02-14
U. S. M 4 IL
EXPRESS LINE
BETWEEN
SIOUX CITY & FORT RANDALL.
And all Intern ediate Points.

I EAVES Sioux City on Mondays and Thurs
i ! days Of each week. Returning,
Leaves Fort Randall every Monday and Thu rsday
The facilities for the transportation Of
Passengers and Express Freight
Are excellent, and respectfully solicit the patron
age Of the public. Hs- Charges reasonable.
Il. w. McELHANEY.
Sioux City, Dec. 6, 1862.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-02-14
Capitular NJ Masenary.

sieuH City Royal Arch Chapter, No. 2s, meet at
the Masonic Hall, on Douglas street, on Thursday
en- or before the Full Moon. All X. A. Masons in
good staRdiBg arefrate rnally invited to attend.
l.. d. FARMER, II. p.
u. PTNREEroN Sec'V
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-02-14
Siouljk Gitg 4sgisttr
50 Is PUBLISHED
EVERY SATURDAY MORNING,
sioux city, Woodbury. County, lows,
5a WILLIAM ENKY.
WILLIAM FREN 1V.

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTI0N-S1,5O year,
always in advance. For six months-75 Cts.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-02-14

From a newspaper notice of work en-
titled The Ola Merchants Of New York, /"
we clip the following which s.e extracts
from the work itself:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-08-13
con Meade's Answer to Gen. Lees A0t'0i'

WASHINGTON, August l2.-The following
r>ee been received at headquarters Ct the army:
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE PQToMAc'
Ana11st 9, 1863.-Major General Halleck'
13e1eral-in Chief-GENERAL: My attentl2 ..
7oas bean called to what purports to be an ON
c;ai dispatch of Gen. r. E. Lee, commanding
10 Tonfederate army, to General S. Cooper,
81 5 J;ntanf INSPECTOR General, denying the accu
1.aor 81 NV disnatch to you Of July A. announc-
inc the result Of the cavalry affair at RAILING
s1 hive DELAYED taking any notice Of General
T.aa's ronoYt until the return Of Bugader ten
5ral KjIDafrick:, absent On leave, VINO com
rnaodell q cavalry engaged on the OCCASION OF
referred to, and on whose report from Tue ''elo
nv telegram was based. ,co,
T now lnclo>e the official report OF General
Kilpatrick, made after his attention. had i 6een
called to General Lees report. on win see
that he reirorates and confirms all that my uis.
match, avewed, and proves most concIuslSe a.s
that Cen. Lee has been deceived oy MS suooL
7in8tes. or he would never IN the race u l"oS'
now alleged, have made the assertions 40 ~
ort contains. ;. on :, stating
.,,1t - tba hodv Of Gen. Pettigrew was lett IN
1877 bande although would not communicate
a4 <.nr until an officer from the field report
a 81 10 -, me that he had seen the body. 1t IS
now 90 'aseortained from the Richmond papers
that Gen. Pettigrew, although mortally Woun-
,leI IN the affair, Was taken TO "lncheSosF'
Where he subsequently died ; -. 90
The three tlefags captured on TINS &C.
ca9ion. and sent to Washington, belonged 70
+ha 9Th and 55th Virginia regiments OF ln1ah
t trI1 {lan Lee will surely acknowledge these
1 Wy. not left in the hands Of Straggers asleep
in barns.
A''S z'>'''-'''' 1:GEoRGE 6. MEADE,
Commanding
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-08-13
"GE0RGE 6. MEADE,
Major General Commanding,

commission, consisting Of Messrs. Robt.
Do1o Owen, James McIAaye, and Sam l. ..
Howe, was appointed some time ago by the
II 9 Secretary Of War to inquire into the
condition and capabilities Of the African 1ieed-
,r,on who in the progress Of the war and IN
s7ance Of the policy adopted by the GOV
pon+ aro brought within the Federal mill
fary lines. This Commission, when mas Us
~ - The civ Of New York, has just made
aro1;1,;narv report on the subject committed
~ ia care, Thus tar the experiment upon
4Tbicb the Administration has entered IS SO
;1,comnlete and unsatisfactory that the Com
mission regard It as an open question WheCneI
he freedman will be able to MAINTAIN his ne"
~;rhts and protect himself against undue as
oenlancy fiom the white race. ,,
# il IN view Of such unso7ed proo,eim;s
forced Upon the country by the poaacy, "nlcn
&c been adonted in the conduct 81 the war,
th,t The Commission recommend the erectlon
- ; enacial deDartment, to be charged with the
raon)a5ion and care Of freedmen. NAT Int
Thu Huntsville Journal says that as tar as
,,aora fron, the next General Assembly OF Ken
+,o1rv r7;I) be composed as follows: Senate,
tb;rtv-ooe Union, with six districts to hear
tro,n; House, sixty-eight Union and two Sc
,,ass7onists with thirty counties TO hear from
Mr., Bramletts majority for Governor, as Tar
a. heard from, exceeds 10, 00) votes
Gen. Francis P, Blair, Of the Vlcksourg
Army, arrived in Washington yesterday morn
ing. Re visited the President and other on
cars Of the Government in the course OF the
day.
Hon. John ". CrisfoId has been nom
mated for reelection to Congress by the Union
xnen d the first district Of Maryland,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-08-13
THE ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE

ond avian millions, but much heyOnd tnaU nc
can form no distinct idea A simple exampe'
and one easily solved, will illustrate the ooSef-
yaticn. IF all the vast bodies OF wafer 1nae
cover nearly three fo7lrths OF the surface OF
I'll, Globe were emptied, drop by drop 1l09 Que
grand reservoir the whole NUMBER 0! nLops
could be written by the two. words eisn'ee"
septillons, +" and expressed IN hsu,es ny an.
neying twentv-four cyDhers 60 on eo i non
IS. (l9OOO 000 900, 00O, 900, ooo'ooU11uoo. H. H.
Man might as we'll attempt to exnlo'G sne
hoTnds of eternity as to form any rational idea
If The units embodied in the expression ABOVE;
far a]though the aggregate of drops IS indicated
hv fioures in the space Of only one inch ana
ha]f Of ordinary print, yet it. each particular
dron were noted by separate stroke Ike ' q.
foure It would form a line OF MARKS san1,
c;entlv long to wind run the sun SIX thoosaho
Now observe, if you please, the marVel3Ioq'5;
power of value which the eyphers or na al
1-ins;gnfeant by themselves-give to the :, sig-
nifcant figures Is. The young reader Will DC
surprised to learn that the use OF the cypher:
TO determine the value Of any particular Dgurt,
which ia now practised by every schoolboy was
nnlznovn 10 the ancients. Therefore, among
The Greeks and Romans and other nations OF
ant;nnifv. arithmetica operations were eA-
csadinglv tedious and difficulty. They, haa 20
reckon with little pebbles shells or oeaos useo al
counters, TO transact the ordinary ouSi!'eSs 81
fe Even the great Cicero IN his orat nn od 5or
R0scius, the actor, in order to express oo9'V"o3
had 10 make use OF the very a"k"alu d"V
cumbrous notation (CCClooocccloo0Cco
which may admit of the very hoeral V5allSIa
throe 60. one !. three inverted G.; inverted;
three .: one T: three c's upside down. How
vcrv odd this looks in the year OF our hora
,1r,,1ccT xr11-1S63 New ork Evening Iost.
The Confederate government has assumed
the ownership Of the abundant wheat crop IN
Fast Tennessee, and is collecting and moving 1t
as rapidly as possible. It's expected they Will
do the same with the corn crop,
Thirty-three Substitutes were accepted yes
terday by the Board Of Enrolment, IN WASH
ineton. and two drafted men were accepted.
From present indications there will not be NJ
teen hundred soldiers obtained IN the District
of Columbia. This fact probably gave rise to
the report that there would be second draft.
The English steamer Kate, captured whilst
ATTEMPTING to run the blockade at Wilmington,
n. Carolina, has arrived at Fortress Monroe
Rev, Norvell Wilson, well known among
Methodist Episcopalians, and wI.o was about
a year ago temporarily under arrest at Win
chester, Va, where he resides, has just been
on visit to Washington. His residence IS on
a small farm near Winchester.
Ali the vessels of war engaged IN the late
operations in the Mississippi are to be survey
cd il obedience to official orders, and such OF
them as need repairs are to be sent home
This ;s practically withdrawing the present
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-14
BOOKS.

M A lnoohs. ..
fnILP l. sOL0MoNs, Bookseller and Army
Stationers, $50 PennsylvaniA avenue have for sale
. complete assortment Of all the Military Works
McCiellans Regulations for the Field Service Of
Cavalry In Time OF War. Price q
Field Order Book, printed heAdins.. q
The Company Clerk, or, How 70 make out all Re-
turn tSIns o, LII. ths SCSnpsay' and what to do with
Manual for Quafternastsss and CommissAries,
containing i9:truotions for preparing all pa
Sssshciows Manual ior Ealississ and i Di.ch.rs,ns
soldiers. Price el.s6
ssssss ss;sy asy sassss;y ssa navy o!e.s Ell e
Bsnst on Court Marital. % -,
Coppee on Court MaFtial. S ssnts
Csssy'. Infantry Tscties. . vols. ssbo
Amy A'sy f:y 1fsi: fss: or .s.a,yA thirty and
clbSon'. iyIs HyrtiIIsfi:i': f asEnasi. aEi IS g cen"
s:ss,':: assss s.sss assa sssa 4sss: 9: 1ss;';I ~
Psoksrd', Minor mo- g surgery: siS0
a:s1u.ans %:sssa % siesi ies s zsi.,s ''S. ssso
Viels's Hand. Book OF Active ssrvice. 81
DapsIsS:%: %Ia Military y. a Az 4, - A.soy.
sinpson's Ordinance and Gunnsry. q
Manual for Military sargsons. BY GdroneAux.
0lO HL-.-. L. -.
smiths Hand Book Of Surgical Operations. sl7b
Powers Surgical Anatomy Of Arteries. o.
Schalk's Campaigns Of i6ea and 20. siIb
Sohalk's Art Of War. tl.76
JOmini's Art Of War. ol.b0
Wilson's Tactics, with Quostiona. also
United Statss Infantry Tastios. ei.2o
Army and stat omoer's Manual. SLb0
DuAne's Manual for EnsinssI S ne Troops. %
Giiimors's Siege and Rednetion Of Fort Pulaski.
S2.60 ....
McClellAn's Bayonet Exero,sss. sLa6
MahAn's OutpOsts. el.36 1.-
NolAn's Cavalry Horses. eLb0
HAmmond's Treatise on Hygiene. %
Hospital StewArds' Manual. ,ei.36
LonEnore on Gunshot Wounds. 10 cents
Aud all other Military Books not mentioned
above.
All Books sent ffee Of postage.
Portfolios, Photographic Albums and Stationery
OF every variety. ..1H
For sale by PHILIP i sOLOMONS,
sS-du ssa PsansylyAnis svsaas.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-14
ADJUSTMENTS llI
NEW THEATRE.

ROvER's NEW THEATRE.
fsnnsyivsnis avenue, ssas wiisrds Hotsl.
.EoNARp GROVER. ER.................p DIRECTOR
"WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER II,
u ssss: :: noss ne SsS
q 2 ~ ne = WSGvislssicSe: .ss r. Of the pss.s'
And MRS. FARREF.
Existing engagements preclude longer stay.
Ths beautiful play In ave acts, written express
iy fof Z. l. Davenport, satttied
ST. MARC,
OR, The
SOLDIER OF FORTUNE.
Performed throughout England, Ireland. Scot.
land, and Ameriea, with the most unqualified ap-
pasrieiic iaspirstions and ssuissirias ssssts, IN
i've parts with ave beautiful tsbieaax, written BY
J. II wilkins, and produced this evening", With a
I pAyssscsT!, s nH..n, q 'o'',.. . Marc
ja!; i:i:sa, s:pi:;; q di:S.sd.d r.xis..sS
"a riaS lady Of Mod.ss, vii. Of ST. M.TsJ
a1s s:s s.; :se .: !: =: s.e Tee: y
ono star, ny honor" Tablesu Love aad Honor,
.l IA HIN Who dsrss to suPs ne ADDER tr.nbls
dee, Shs sold er's Vsssssnee; q whst would a shus.
bandee who finds q lover Ia his lsdy's chamber ir
AeUPPOSED LApsE OF SIX YEARS.
Taelsau 1.-The Proy4esyt " Here, In the CLEAN.
ing OF noonlgh,, the rsveied and silvered-haired
G =: a.y s. 6 sn du sx
brow shall be crowniess, thy siIksn robe q paif;
thy empire death" 1sbleau 6.-The Faithful
Hsarts Un,tsd Retributioa. " Home for my
father" "knit again, t-gsthsr, heart and SOUL"
..THyRsDAY-Positivsly last night Of IRON
FEID.Y-rarewe,I peneat of Z. l. psvs.,ort.
Seats may be securd for either Of the above
MONDAY, October 10, Mr.. and Mrs W. !. FLOR.
ENCE, the Irish Boy and Yankee Gal.
Doois open at 7; Overture at7k.
RATES Of ADMISSION. - Dress and PATQuet
Circles, 90 osnts, Orehestra Chairs cents saily
Circle, - ots.isecursd seats, 10 cts. extra.
EXTRA CARD-1he director has the honor to
announce that he has made arrapgemsnts with
Carl Anschutz to give two Grand Matinee psrform-
anets OF entire Operas, Thursday and Friday, Oc-
tober 10Th and 18th. The full conpany Of operauc
artists, chorus, and the grand orchestra, will be
Fiotow's favorits opera Of
MARTHA
will be given on Thursday afternoon.
Doors open at 2, performances commencing at
On Friday afternoon, Doniretti's grand opera OF
LA FILE DU REGIMENT
will be given.
The price Of admission has been fixed at 80 cents
to all parts Of the house, except Galery-a5 ceats
seats be secured at the ofhce Of Gtover's The.
atre for the Opera Matinees, without extra charge.
ocl4
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-14
DY GREEN d WILLIAMS,
ID AUCTIONEERS

ID AUCTIONEERS
EXTENSIVE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND
KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION-On
THURSDAY, the sth inst, We shall sell, At 10
O'Clock q. m At house No. ass, on west eide OF
Ninth, near street west, an excellent Assortment
oi Household Furniture, viz.
Walnut Damask covered sofas and Lounres
Do Arm and Gothic Castor and other
Chairs
DO otton.ns, whatnots, Bookcases, Al
Stands
Do Marble.top Dressing snd other Bureaus
and Tables + = = -
Oak Marble-top sidsboavd, Extensaoa Tab,s
and Chairs
Oak Hall Set
Mahogany and Walnut WArdrobes
Walnut and other Bedsteads
Feather Beds and Pillows
Hair, shuck, and other Mattresses
Window Shades
Fine Brussels and other Carpets and Rugs
Oilcloth and Mating
Cooking and other Stoves
with large lot of other articles which we d<en
unnecessary to enumefate.
Terms cash. GREEN x WILLIAMS
oc7-s Auc'ionssrs
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-14
~ r. LABBE'S NCING

Professor y. r. LAbbe's Academy will reopen on
TUESDAY, October 18th, In the hall over the
store Of Messrs. George and Thomas Parker n Co,
Pennsylvania avenue, directly opposite the Me.
tropulitnn Hotel. bays OF tuition for Misses and
Masters Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, CON-
mencing at o'clock y. IN. Classes for gentlemen
same evening commencing at half past seven
se2o-2we
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-14

BROTHERS AND SISTERS OF LOVE AND CHAN
,ry.-The arst grand entertainment OF the District
Grand Tabernacle No. 2, OF this order will take
place Thursday evening, 18Th instant, AZ Israel
church, Much spjoynsnt 10 Anticipated.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-14
AT g ROVE RS.

OPERA At eRoV RS
POSITIVELY ONLY TWO PERFORMANCES.
MIR. Grover has the pleasure to announce that he
hss arranged with
MR.. CARL ANsCHUTZ
-rOR-
TWO GRAND OPERA MATINEEs
Ar
GROWERS THEATRE,
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY AFTERNOONS,
October IS and 49,
Two entire OperAs will be given. All the Artistes
OF Mr.. Anschufz's immense company VIII sPPeaf:
The Full Strength OF the Chorus-The Extra Grand
Orchestra.
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY ARTIsrEs
WILL RENDER THE OPERAS
The whole of the Miseen Scene at Growers The.
atre will be placed At the disposal oi the operas
for the presentations.
F1otow's Grand Opera OF
MARTHA.
ON FRIDAY AFTERNOON,
Donizetti's Grand Opera Of
LA FILE DU REGIMENT.
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
The rates have been fixed for these occasions at
the very moderate chafg. oil
FIFTY CENTS
to all parts oil the Orchestra Parquette, and Dress
CircIe; Family Circle, Twenty-Five Cents.
Seats for the Mntinees may be secured at the
offoe of Growers Theatre every day this week
prior to the date OF performance, without extra
| charge. ool2
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-14
THE TURF.
THE TURF.
NATIONAL COURSE,
IN WAsHin0roH CRY, D. e.
FIRST FALL MEETING.
GRAND OPENING.
roUR THOUSAND DOLLARS IN PURSES.
TROTrlNG WEEK, conmeacing TUE0DAY,
October 20, # .Hfl4 ~

TROTrlNG WEEK, eonmeacing TUESDAY,
.. October 20. rfll -
Firt tday-ruEsDAY. Purse, 400.
Irse 70 AZ horses that have never shown better
Sssoad ddsy-WEbNEsDAY, sist. Purse, s2o,.
For sll Trotttns Horsss owned In ths Dtstsist oa
The ist day Of Ootebss, Harness, Sin ..
Third dday-THURsDAY, 2Sd. Purse, ESQ.,
For AZ Hoises that have never shown bstsss than
Fourth dsylFRrDAY, nd. Purse, ssoo.
For Double TrotttnG Teansj best II o.
Fifth day-sATURbAY, s4th. Grand TIot'ipg
Pure Q! q .eoe -. -.
Ter, Fillinghan, and all other Horses that have
shown better than 80 10 Hasnsss, sinb.
GRAND RUNNING WEEK, commencing MON.
DAY, November ., 1869. .. ..r
First day-MoNDAY, Novsmbera q
Sweepstakes for s-year olds, ei0o entrance. $50
forfeit; 70 name and all BY the 6th Of October.
Purse Of e90o added By the track. Mile heats.
second day-TuEsbAY, November .. Purse,
':Ti Third % %asySwEDNEsDAy. November 4. Purse,
T.a.th d.ySTHuRsDAY. Novsnb.rs. Purse,
% Tits %s a.y%FSiDAy, niSs November 9. Handicap,
80 entrance, p. p. $50 added. sinsls dash ~
axth a.yIsALuRDAY, November :. Purse,
oi, 900; mile heats:
Entianos, sper cent Of the purses
Races and tfotting eommsnss Of O'Clock p. u
eash day, undsr the rules Of the National Course
The United States Brass Band will b In attend
For ali trotting purses, to enter and to start
nsmbsrship Cards, eto. single admission q.
osi3-dtso x MoFFATr, Proprietor.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-14

RoBBsRr.-Chsrles Ambright, while asleep
Yesterday In the dining room Of his boarding
Mouse, corner Of Seventh and Nstreets was robbsd
Z OF silver watch and chain valued at go. col
c-ed servant In the house has been arrested on
-LpiciOn, ..".
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-14
FESTIVALS. ETC.

NOTICE...-A GRAND CELEBRA.
an tloa 81 kntsetals.ssi y re District Grand
I.esrsssls, no. Ass9Esse YfSer q s,cth:,s a sad
~ cssss. sfa' iE, - ~ I'M ): 49, y sloss.i @
fsnarks by w. =. 4Sonss, q Nashin ston, D. q.
The sntertainmsat VII - hsld In the basement
Of said church. The public - invited to attend.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-14
oes-std No. ~ rsnasylvan'a avenue.
M AN ,S 3 9 ,0.g 9 2 .,, ,..no,.,,

M HOW LOST HOW RESTORED!
Just Published, in Sealed Envelope. Price six ets
A LECTURE ON TINE NATURE, TREAT
inal Weakness, Involuntary Emissions, Sexual
Debility, and lmpediments 70 Marriage generally;
Nervousness, Consuugtion, Epilepsy and Fits;
selEAbuss, 40, BY Robt. J. Cuivefweil, NJ. b, au.
thor Of the Green Book, he.
"a BOON TO THOUSANDS OF SUFFERERS"
Sent under seal, 10 . plain envelope, to any ad-
dress, postpaid. on receipt Of six cents or two
postage stamps, By Dr.. CH. J. G. KLINE,
125 BOWERY, NEW YORK,
sei6-smind&w Post once Box, t6s6.