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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-07

On Saturday, December 9th, will be sold
at the auction room Of o. Cutter & Son, Ne.
lS4 Bank street, a lot of good Household
Furniture, Carpet, Stove, &C., nice Extension
Dining Table, &c. Also, at II O'Clock, pre-
oissly, gsod second hand piano forte.
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"IsAAC NEWTON ), DFSrROyFD

INV YoRK, Dec. 8.
We learn that a sad disaster happened to the
ateAmsr Isaac Newton this evening, when oppo-
site fonkers. 1t Is stated that she caught Are
and was entirely destroyed. The passengers
are believed to be.saved. We have been unable
ssyet to learn any further particulars.
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NEvBERS, n. C., November 25.
Captain Graham, Of the 1st North Carolina
Union cavalry, wentinto the enemy's lines some
thirty miles with his company, on the 2eth in
stant, and surprised a1d captured Captain
Whites entire company Of guerrillas, seventy
four 10 number. They arrived In Newbern this
morning. Captain Graham il the Cavalry hero
of this 0aDartrnanf "
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hAsHlNoToS, DEC. B
Indian Superintendent Coffin has arrived in
this city bringing to the Indian Bureau an oficial
report announcing raid made, several weeks
ego, into the Cherokee Country, by, it is sup
posed party Of Quantrill's guerrillas, who de-
stroyed the public buildings at Tamsinut and the
property Of the Union citizens, including that OF
John Ross. The latter's son-n-law was wounded
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Pest Once Notice.
PcsT 0FFIcz,
THUrTnrn na1 = TQcl

UT UFFIgET 7
CLEVELAND, Dec. z, 1853. !
Agreeably to the request Of the Committee
Of Arrangements that all places of business be
closed during the performance of the fune.-
al ceremonies, over the rsmsins Of ColoneIs
Creighton and Crane, the Post Office will be
closed from the hours of ten, A. n, till three
P. NJ tomorrow, Tuesday,
E CowLEs, P. II.
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VESSEL CAPruRKD.

b0sLoAl Uoo9nbal9 3.
mouth, November 18th, from AkijAb, reports
being boarded aud bonded by t7e prfvatser Tus-
ealoosa, OF the Cape Of Good Hope.
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r. Y. STOCK lIARKET-Dee. 9.
IBTRHLHsRGPH.I
BUFFALO MARKET-Dec. 5.

IBT TELEGRAPH.I
Elour-Dull and uncH anged
Wheat-In fair dsmand Sales at Al Is mol and
l,23 for UhicAgO Spring.
tsorn-MaTket quiet
Other grains quiet.
&hiskey-Fair demand Sales at SOC.
FreiEhts-No engagements
Imports-l40 0OO bbls -four, 600 bush wheat L..
900 bush corn. -'' ~
Exports - bbls hour, - bush wheat, -
bush corn.
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ST. LOUIS MAKKET--Dse. S.

BF TELEGRAPH.
uplands.
ElOur-Inaetive.
Corn-Market 20 higher
OaIs-Declined 10 zG3c
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N A r IN e.
ORT or OLRYELANp-Dersmhnr 5
Steamer Sunk.

The passenger steamer Michigan which run be-.
tween HilGsukee and Green Bay, was sunk last week
Wed cesday, sunk while attempting n get through
the ice some eight or ten miles from Green Bay Tbs
passengers, some thirty in number reached land in
safety after someShAt severe experience on the ics
The Michigan was swned in Chicago and IS fully In
aured.
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BUSIKKBs EOTIOEs.
d. W. GAGE

Licensed war Claim Agent.
Oollscts Bounties Pensions, Baak Pay, Prizs Mopsr
and other War CLAIMS.
Personal Attsation is given to thu uro-,cutfo,
Of Oiatms In the Departments e WashinEton-
nS-All persons having Claims should au,lv a, -
Son, OF y letter. Ct once, and they vii rsosiVS
D.K, GAGE.
oetlS-b8 l65 9upsrior-9t CieVsia11 n
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Rose d. PrenIlss' rroVlsIoH Market Re

The following are the rates charged By them.
hnms-Ssgar-cu premitaan Hams, b g.. II NJ
Shou1dors-Sugar-Cured . b......., 7c
nacon-Or smoked Sides v b................... sc
Lard-Prime Leaf, kettls-rend'ed In bbIs B h..l2c
Prime leaf, kettle rendered In kegs 5 b. i2Jle
Pork-No. mess y bbl...-........-....... Si : 10
Extra clear y bbl. O0
- NO extra charge made for packages or cartaRt
70 railroad depots or boats Ali articles are warrant
Cd strictly prime, and equal to anything 10 the STATE
orders promptly flied Our sugar-cured Hams aud
kette,rendered Lard took the hrst premium al the
late Ohio state Fair ROSE h PRESTTSS
IulyER2s ~ '--'-'1
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SHOT TOWER BURNED.

NV YORK, Dec. 8.
The shot tower Of MeCullach & Co, at staple.
ton, Staten Island, was destroyed BY FIRE this
morning. Loss 500, 600.
A slooP, laden with hay for the Government,
wss also burned, the crew barely escaping With
their liveg- . ~
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A HANDSOME WoRK.-The bodies Of Col
onels Creighton asd Crane will appropriately
rest under & canopy of the flags for which
they so gaIlantly fought, while lying in state
in the Council Chamber. The design Of this
canopy, which has been pronounced in most
excellent taste by all who have seen it, was
made by Msssrs. G. Busch and John n.
Sterling, jr., assisted BY Mr.. G. Il. stOweIl.
These gentlemen deserve tho highest credit
for the taste thoy have shown in this deli
cate work, and the public will doubtless
award it to them. They have IabOrsd hard
to oOmplsss their task, commenced on Fri
day evening last, and have done SO to the
satisfaction Of all.
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CHICAGO EIARKET-Dec. D.

icy FNLE9RAFH.l
FI0uF-Market dull.
Wheat Gu ct. Sales st Sl,l9lOII
COrn-Steady.
OnLs-Du l.
. keceIPIs-i,OOO bbls -four, 1900 bush wheat,
B,fol bush corn,
EXporIs-.-b bbls -four, = bush wheat.
Hogs -AeiiVe. A1tra choice 5n9IeC good to
prime 4>4l47so Dressed higher. Sales at 6GI6k fer
lots weighing 200 lbs and upwards.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-07

DENVER CITI, Dec 8.
Partial returns from the recent election in Ida.
no indicates that John NJ Caunaday Democrat
is elected delegate to Congress BY e Considerable
majority ~
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OsWRGO mARKFT-Dec. Z,

lBY TELEGRAPH.l
Elour-Market unchanged
Mheat-SHlss Bed Stale ar I33
COrn-Quiet but firm Illinois Al .1sal Il
OaEs-market quiet hut firm.
Other grains Qniet an nominal
CR1nl kreiEhts-Corn SC to syracusa
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MORNINGLE4DER.
aToN61Y ToRNTNa pFo. !. 7s5a.
TRAEELLER,s RRGIsTER,

- Citizens wishing conveyance to either Of the
above Irains or Beats, viii be called for b. Coaches
q the Omnibus Ofics AZ Superior-St next door TO
the Weddell House.
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00BBLs. TAR-A No. / aRTIoIE
AVO ". o. so0FIELD 90.
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G. G. RRnCR


LICENSED CLAIM ORFirRa
O5NETEII4IND, ~ Ohio, WAsHneroH, O.
Near the Court House.
We are authorised BY Government to collect
500 Bounty
due discharged soldiers; also, the widow, eh,l-
dren' and rightful heirs ofall deceased soldtsrs
also
TO which every discharged soldier oEas dlss
Ablsd in the ssrTies,i Us entitled. Also, Pensions
for soldiers widows, children, mofhsrs or or.
PhAn sisters, as they are ssYeraIly entitled IN
Ter the Law. Also,
due discharged soldiers or resigned oincszs,
promptly collected, or cashed. Also,
Prize Money.
Money due enlisted three mouths man
money due teansters, aud every other class Of
claims growing out Of this or any oghsrEEr.
We also pay special attention to
PATENTS.
- Avoid Claim and Patent AgonEs VhS
are not Licensed.
We publish "THE SoEDIER's FaTzsD," . paper
much interest to soldiers and their heirs.
Send Us your name aud stamp, and We VIII send
copy nee, or twelve copies, one each month,
for rs cents,
Apply 10 Us IN person or by lsttsr, with stsrnp.
and your business shsl have prompt attention.
Fees low, and no charge until after We have .c-
comPlishsd what We undertake.
septic C. G. BRUCE
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:, 4. oE1SlS, q Co., P1szxz1.@Eais is
tie busy season Of ths pear for this ATn, sl-
though their business has not been equal to
that OF past seasons, owing to the scarcity
OF good stock. Last season this firm slaugh-
tered s,lOO hssd of beef cattle and $4,000
hogs. Thus far this fall they have slaugh-
tered 5,79s cattle, nd 2,42O hogs, all of
which when ready for market with their we'll
known brand upon the tisrces and barrels, is
skipped to Messrs. J. H. Holcomb j. Co.,,
New York, who find an increasing demand
for said class of meats. The firm keep in
constant employ through the packing season
over one hundred men in their various de-
partmsnts. Their pay roll Ofteen exceeds
twelve hundred dollars week. This is the
eighth year of Mr.. Chspin's successful
transactions ia this branch of business.
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Notice to wnter-rakers.

Notice to wRter-takers.
WATER WoRKs UFFIcE,
Cleveland, December l, 1883.
Hatsr-tskers will please take notice that
ths water rents are now due, and are required
70 be paid this month.
BY order of the Trustees.
IdsO2;l3l GEO. W. aIRTY. see'yi
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FOREIGN ARRIVAL.
INV YoEK, Deosnber6. 8.
ThS steamer sazepis viii b uP q one o'eloek
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or FLOUR AND GRAIN.
Daily Receipts.

The following statement shows the daily rsoeIp Of
nour and wheat st the undermsntionsd places on
December 2:
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PROGRAMME FoR MONDAY.

At 81 o'clock in the forenoon the bodies
viii be conveyed to the Council Hall, es-
eOrtsd by detaehments of the 2sth o. V. NJ,
and will -smain there under q Guard of
Homer, composed Of returned officers and
soldiers of the Seventh Regiment 0. VI.
From 10 o'clock in the morning to O'Clock
in the evening, the public will be admitted
to TisW the remains of the gallant dead.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-07

K on INTEREST.-O A. READ &
OSGO % Bankers, 95 Superior-st., pay the
highasE rateg Of prem!um for November Coupons and
interest on o : Bonds. nov2
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-07

due discharged soldiers also, the widow, ehil
dren' and rightful heirs oTsll deceased soldiers
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-07

II 0ST-OK "WEDNESDAY EVENING,
u 4 bstgesn Brsina de Hal and Bank-st dark
Sab lUB COLLAR he finder Will be nber-
ally reUarde by lsAying &c IS Ingham e Brs
Bookstore dec4-ls7
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-07

EOR SALE.-1OO Tons No. /
Charcoal PIG IBON. ;. L. NATHER,
dsol rs q sselaDd Iron Mining 20.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-07

Olu ulelnUers OF the 1fh.
HEARSE AND PAIL. BEARERS.
Qusrtermaster Loomis and Sergeant Major
Tisdel
Colonel Hayward and Committee.
The City Committee.
OHcsrs Of the 29th o. VM
Citizens.
Returning in about thrse-quarters Of an
hour, the body Of Colonel Crane was taken
to the house Of his widow on the West Side,
the same order of procession being observed.
The hearsss we're drapsd with American flags
and drawn by four horses each. The great
est quiet and order was observed in the per-
Torrance Of the solemn duty, and upon the
bodies being placed in the keeping Of their
respective families, Mayor Masters REQUEST
ed the crowd that they would permit the be-
resTed widows and friends to remain in quiet
during the day, which request was most cor
daily acquisscod in BY all. A guard was
rendered to the families, but declined. This
duty having been performed, the military
went to their armOries, and The crowd DIG
psrssd and the dead heroes were left sur
rounded BY their families and friends, from
whom they must soon be hidden forever,
ACTION OF TEE JOINT ooNEITTEEs.
The Citizens and Council Committees held
a meeting at the Office of the Mayor last even
ing, aud completed their arrangements for
the Obsequies. The Committee on Program
mes presented their report, which was adopt
ed. It was as follows:
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EOR SALE-CHEAP-A LARGE
use and lot on Vsrngbt Street, south Eide.
Lot s. feet inches 'front.' 80 feet deep sEnqu r.
Pc sr 6srksr lsi DetrJit treet, corner II Hanover
Street. dtc5:l2J
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n A. READ & co, BAEKERs, SO
W Eupsrior-St., pay the highest Premium for
C1upOn interest due On o. S. Government Bonds and
BIZ md Sell al kinds Of Stocks and Bonds Com
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-07

ASHENSAD CAaAAm OcElCk8
OLETKLAND, Ohio, IWas1rraro-- n n
No. l Lyman's Block, M "a Ninfh ~
Near the Ceurt House.
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MONEY LOANED.-O. A. READ
.lNl co. Banke-s. negotiate Loans on coed In
doEeea kotes also, On Notes Secured by Mortgage.
8 SuuerioT-St.
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oetIsR3
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MONEY TO L0AN-AT Wac
lNl ner,s Loan Once. eHrner Of Water and Sups-
sicr-slH- Soc our advertisement IN another column
A10-a variety o. unredeemsd Watches, yewelEy,
oan1 g . for ale. loctl.l3il Q. w MAaNER
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new ADVERTISEMEHTS.

sT"FOk sALE" arO REHT," sLOsr"
sWAETS," !" "FOUED ID, -" BOABD1EG - ssQUB-
RlEs, /" and other short notices, net eEoosdinR
youn LIlInS, inserted twice in this column tor
IS osurs, three eimes IS centB, Eour times
30 oe1tE for al over f0Ua LIHEs, and not az
daedfnE EIaHT LINES, double above rates
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-03-21
,I,HE ArLANrIc MoNrHLY--ner,n-

THE ATLANTIC Begin.
l. uing Of u new Volume. The No. for January
lot3, begins tie Eleventh Volume of the Atlantic
Monthly.
From the commencement in 1857, the Atlantic
has rapidly increased In c cu atiot, and it now has
the class of readers since its bcginuiug Ave
years ago. Its p o,pcrity steadi y auCments, and
it continues. amid all the fluctuations and dangers
inrid, nj to our uaiunat crisis, to gain ground in
the estimation of the public Alta time So prey nant
with -veats which touch the future destincs Of
America in every vital particular, the Publishers
and Editors do not deem 1t necessary to promise
that its pages will never swcrvc from the honest
Its opinion, have always been the side Of libe rty,
progress and right aud the il first adopted
in its early career, will ever be faithfully maintain.
ed The staff Of writer's, regularly contributing to
the Atlantic Monthly, embraces all the best known
authors IN American literature, aud Warrants the
Publishers in promising tu IT'S readers,
The Best Essnys,
The Best stories,
The Best Poems,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-03-21
The Best Essays,
The Best Stories,
The Best Poems,

List of Regular COntributOrs.-.In
Prose and Poetry The a ,lantic" star Of writer's is
uncquailed. The following authors still among
.he ieauar contributors -
James REsse Lowell, II. W LOuCfellow,
Louis gasSiz. Ralph Waldo Emerson,
Nathaniel Hawthorne, G. e. HayeweIl.
T.'W. EigsiIsun, Author 'Marg't Howth.'
Mrs Julia Ward Howe, Ms. 4. p. r. WGitney.
Oliver ". Holmps, John G.. Whittier
Il. p Whipple, Bayarl Taylor
Charles Norton, George s. lizard,
Henry Giles. Walter Mitchell.
Henry T. fuckcrman, John Weiss.
Mrs. II. Is. Stowe, Harriet Martineau,
Chart ieadr 'Thc Country Fnrson,'
Rose Terry. Harriet Z. Prescott
Robert r. 5 Lowell, J. L. Trow bridge,
Edwaid Everett, p otessur A. D. White.
The foregoing list Of contributors incl udes the
leadin. writers OF America.
TERMS.-The Atlantic Is FIR sale by all Book
and Periodical Dealers. Prices cents number
Suh~cript"n for the year, 50, %, postage paid
Yearly subscriptions received, OF UEc nun bers
supplied by any d aer, or by the publishers
>lrcim-n numbers sent gratis application to
! the Publishers.
Inducements FIR subscribing, lists Of prcmi SINS,
&C., firm shed on application i" the publishers
llChNuR FIELDS.
noi5-3w 10 Nashingt II street. Boston.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-03-21
An Issue Concerning high oa,eial.

The New York Tribune says: We as
sert it as u fact. we'll known to many
persons, that such is the case-that Dis.
patches have been sent from the State
Department which the President never
saw I'LL they were pointed out TO him in
the printed volume.
70 which the New York Times replies :
We beg the Tribune to understand that
we have the distinct and nnequivocal au.
,hori'y Of bath those gentlemen for saving
that since President Lincoln came into
ttlice, the Secretary of State has never
sent to any a nericar Minister abro.t or
to anv Foreign Minister at Washington.
any dispa Oh that was not merely aud ex.
clus;veIv formal and technical in its char.
ac,er, without having first submitted it TO
the Presileut, who has either read it him
SELF, or heard il read before i, was sent.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-03-21
Appropriations.

Tie 3'th Congress has appropriated, in
round numbers, the following sums:
At Extra Session. July, 1861. 1924 .000,-
600: At Long Session, terminating July
II. 1862. S9l3,O00,0OO. At Short Session,
ending March 4, 1863, 81, loo 200, OOO.-
Total 1927, 100000
Per contra, the receipts from revenue
duties on imports, direct taxes, sales OF
public lands. and internal rtvenue from
March 4. 1861, to July |. 1864, are and
will be three hundred aud twenty million
dollars.
Deduct this from the above appropria.
tons, aud the indebtedn, 3 up to July l,
1861, will be (ioc'uding the seventy mil.
lion left by Bnchannn's Administration
two thousand ard twenty seven millions.
N \. Yribnpe.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-03-21

% WM. 5. PLUMMER, De'entan, -
L You are hereby notified that Isaac c.
. Furbcr has fled in tho office Of The Clerk
Of the District Court OF Woodbury. c0un
ty. State OF Iowa. his petition claiming Of
you the assignment If Bounty Land War
rant No 72.G7O, for 100 acres undcr the
act OF 1873, and unless YOU appear there
to and driard before noon OF the second
day OF the next ter m o. the said Court -
be begun and hold en- at Sioux CITY, in and
for said county. on the 9th day Of April,
1868, default will! be entered against you
and iudgm"n, rem dered theron.
HupsoN & JOY, Aa'ys. for Petitioner.
Sioux City, Iowa, March, 6, 'G3 Nv.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-03-21
MoFFAT'S
LIEEPILLS &pHOENIX BITTERS

THESE MEDICINES have now been before ths
L public for Il period Of THIRTY YEARS. and
during that time have ma int ained high character
in most every part the Globe. for their
binary and immediate power Of restoring peritt
heaiht persons SUITE ring under yearly every kind
of disease to which the human frame is liable.
The following are among the distressing variety
OF huma II di seascsin which the
VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES
Are known to be nfallible
DYSPEPSIA, by thoroughly cleansing the
first and second stomachs, and creating flow of
pure, healthy bile, instead Of the stale and acrid
kind; FLATuLENCY, Loss of Appetite, Heart
burn Headache Restlessncss, lil-Tempcr Apxiet-,
LnngCor, and Melancholy, which are the general
symptoms of Dyspepsia, will vanish, asa natural
consequence Gifts cure.
COSTIvENEs by cleansing the whols
length of the ntestines with solvent process and
without violence all violent purges leave the bow
.lscostive within two days.
FEVERS ofalIkiads, By restoring the blood
regular circulation, through the process of res
pirati0n in such cases and the til or0ugh solution
ailintestina obstruction in others.
The Life Medicines have been known to cure
RUEt MATISM permanently in three weeks
AMI GOVT in half that time. by removing loca
Inflammation from the muscles and liganlen,s Of
he joints.
DEOPSIES of all kinds. by freeing and
siren thius the kidneys and bladder they nrerat.
most Delightfully."- on these important organs, and
hence have ever heen f"nnd certain remedy for
worst cases Of RAVEL.
WORMS, by dislodgng from the turn.
S "t the bowels the shiny matter to which these
| curry, ULCERS. and INyETER-
ATE SORE by the perfect purity whcht lck.
LIFE MEDICINES give to the blood, and all.tl.e
! cumors.
/ sCORDUTIC ERUpTIONs and RAD
! CoIrLEAipNS, by thrlr alternative eject VI on
the Hubs that !ced the sb.n. and the bid stat. e
| W"ich occasions an rrn.tNe complaints. saIiow,
! cloudy and other di>a rrca lie comrl, yi,ns
| he use OF tines" PIlIs Tor very short time will
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-03-21

AT q young ladies' seminary, q few
days since, during an examination in his
tory, one Of the most promising pupils
was in.errogated-" Mary, did Martin
Luther die natural dea,h?' mo"
was the promp. reply she was exco,nmu.
nicated BY a bulll'
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-03-21

The States which are to have elections
for members of Cangress this year are as
follows:
New Hampshire IS second Tuesday in
March. Rhode Island (2,) first W"inos,
day in April. Connecticut a. first
Wednesday in April. Kentucky ,9,) first
Monday in August Vermont CD fl st
Tuesday in September. California l30
first Tuesday in September West Vir
ginn viii elect three members, and there
may lie applicants for scuts from the old
State Of Virginia. one member; from
Louisiana, two members from Tennessee,
two mem bers.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-03-21

no JAMES L GOLDSDERHY. D-icn.
L dant: l"4 are hereby notified that
Joseph l. Stafford has flied in the nlli e
OF the Clerk at the District Court of Wood
bury c"Um'J, State Of Iowa, his petition
claiming q: yoD the assi.nme", and trans.
fer Of Bou"ty Land Warrant No. 230j7,
issued April lo,h, 1856, on the ground
that he is the owner thereof: and unless
you appear thereto and defend before noon
of the second day Of the next April term
OF the said Court 10 be begun aud holden,
at Sioux Guy in and for sail County on
the 9th day of April, 1868, default will be
entered against you and judgment rem.
dcred thereon.
ilunsoy L JOY. Att'ys for Petitioner.
SIOUX City, Iowa. Feb. 9th, 1868 -4w.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-03-21

HUDsoH & "cY, Att'ys for Petitioner.
Sioux CIV. Iowa, Feb. 81, s. Nv
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-03-21
SUCCESSFULLY COMPETE

I respectfully solicit the patronage Of
the business mnn Of this and adjoining
counties, feeling satisfied that We can give
satisfaction Goth rs to style and price.
VIZ. FREYY.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-03-21

Wooden shoes are advertised for sale in
the Richmond papers.