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Evening star., 1863-04-29

~ The startling rumor from Murfreesboro,
that the rebel General Bragg had been shot
dead by General John G. Breckenridge, in a
rencontre at Tullahoma, comes from rebel
sources. 1t was known that hostile feeling
had existed between them for some time Diff
culties had been existing for q long while, and
this termination Of the quarrel, should the
report prove true, need not create any surprise.
Bragg had also denounced Breckinridge, In
an official report, as incapacitated for any com.
mand
Evening star., 1863-04-29
THE ENEMY THREATEN ROSECR ANS
IN TENNESSEE.
RosECRAEs QUITE READY FoR THEM. i

NEW YORK, April GA special dispa teh TO
the Tribune, dated Murfressboro', April ssta,
Says. a fictitious excitement as created to-
night by reports that the enemy intended to at
tack Rosecrans Immediately. These facts arc
derived from the best Official sources. Our
scouts report the advance OF the enemy at
Beech Grove and Watrace, nine Aou0s' march
from this place. It IL probable that the enemy
advanced in force without artillery 70 counter.
act q supposed general advance OF this army,
which the enemy imagined was Indicated sy
The eypedtiea of 0ensral ReyAelds - No.
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET


xfIH1sk EfL OI NLDLL OEoENf Z hS 4 Y d PKIS-
ONERS
John Harrison and Henry Franklin, deser-
ters from the 9th Virginia regiment, and John
J. Sullivan, 1st Va. cavalry; John A. Higner
18th Miss; Martin McNett sgd Va; and Owen
Sherry, 10th Ala, prisoners Of war; and Field
iag b. Stone, John f. Bradshaw, Dudley We'll
lington, Thomas Literal, Geo. Literal, John
&. Shelton, VIM. Norris, Thomas NJ Embrey,
A NJ. Pitcher, w N. Boteler, w S George,
W. N. Farnholt Leonard Gutrige, and j. F.
II foe, prisoners of State, arrived here yester.
Cay from General Hooker's headquarters and
were committed to the central guardhouse for
the night. This morning the prisoners of war
were sent to the Old Capitol b. be held for ex-
change. The prisoners of State will be held
until circumstances will admit Of their being
sent South, and the deserters will be released
ca their taking the oath Of allegiance
Evening star., 1863-04-29
THE EAPPRoACuING MUNICIPAL ELECTION

THE APPROACHING MUNICIPAL ELECTION
We question whether more truculent arti-
Gle than that Of the Chronicle this morning
with reference to our approaching city eIee-
ton, ever appeared in print. 1t is evidently
the design of that journal to cram its caudi
date or candidates down the throats of our fell
low. citizens, unquestioned as to their real
identity with the interests of Washington, or
their fitness for the trusts with which 1t seeks
to clothe them. To that end, it assumes bold.
ly that all who prefer others, prefer them from
dsloyal motives; a charge too preposterous to
require refutation at our hand.
The Chronicle labors in vain in insinuating
disloyalty against the great mass Of the resident
citizens OF the Federal Metropolis, who have i'm
a thousand ways testified the earnestness of
their support Of the Government in its efforts
to crush the rebellion. Were its aim to reduce
the number OF the Governments supporters to a
mere handful OF men bitten with the idea of the
propriety OF negro equality in this community,
1t could not have started out upon a basis more
likely to accomplish that end as far as its
influence may go. We are for enlarging the
number Of actively loyal men here, until the
list shall embrace all our fellow citizens. In
that way only can such support be secured for
the Governments war measures as Is necessary
to insure them success; and we leave the public
to Judge which policy in this particular is
likely to prove best for the public interest.
AS 1t is evident that bitter war, waged with
all the usual appliances-of unscrupulous and
irresponsible small politicians, Is being made
upon the present Collector, Mr.. Dixon, we NAV
not inappropriately remind the voters of Wash
ington that no other city officer ever discharged
his duties better or more to the satisfaction of
those having busines with his Office; while no
other person has ever stood higher as q man,
in the estimation OF his fellow citizens; nor may
we fail to add that his devotion to the cause of
the restoration Of - Union by the unflinching
use OF arms has, from the beginning of the war,
afforded an example which has done much in
deed to bring the sentiment of this community
up to its present SO satisfactory condition with
reference to the necessity Of giving the Gov.
ernments war policy the heartiest support.
Evening star., 1863-04-29
DEPOT QUARTERMAsTER,s OFFICE.

DEPOT QUAkTEKMASTER'S OFFICE,l
CGrner Esghtsenth and G. streets,
r WASHIEGroS, d. c., April 2S, 1868
~ PROPOSALS VIII be received at this ONCE until
TUESDAY, May s, at IL O'Clock. for one Worthins.
ton steam Pump. fNo. ~ similar to the one now in
use at Mount Pleasant o. 8. Hospital, and the
necessary pipes and plumbing to carry the water
from the pump house at Mount Pleasant II osptsl
to the tank in the center of Carver O. g. Hospital
grounds, and for distributing the same to the
Plan and specifications can be seen at Carver
Hospital on Saturday, May 2, between the hours Of
II and 2p,m.
. Proposals must be addressed to Captain Il. e,
CAMP, Assistant Qusrtsrmaster, q. 8. Army, and
theuld be plainly mari ed Proposals for Plumbip
atCarver o. 8. s.Hospital" BE CAMP,
ap 29-6t Captain and A. q M
Evening star., 1863-04-29

DROPOSAL WILL Bl RECEIVED at the Mayors
Il ONCE until II O'Clock NJ ion Monday the 4th
OF May for grading and gravelling L street north.
from Fourth to Fifth street west.
Bidders will state the price per cubic yard for
grad ing, and square yard for sraveling.
The gravel m ust be nine inches in depth in the
center. taperipg to four inches At the sides after
which to be thoroughly raked and rolled
No part of the appropriation will be paid except
upon the certificate Of the Commissioners that tha
work has been properly executed.
WIN. DOUGLAS
Commissioner Of the Fourth Ward
A. sMALL.
G., SAVAGE,
ap ~ st Assistant Comm issioners.
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FROM NORTH CAROLINA,
THE FORTIFICATIOSS AT NEWBERS AND
WASHINGTON BEING STRENGTHENED.

NEW YORK, April 2s.-The steamer Ellen s.
Terry, from Newbern on the 26th, has arrived.
All is quiet at that place The troops are
strengthening the Notifications there and at
Washington No forward movement is to he
expected for some time.
Gen. Foster is at NeWhern
Evening star., 1863-04-29

THE New ATTACK UPON CHARLRsroN.-The
Port Royal New South, Of April Is, gives much
prominence, editorially, to the following para
graph: 1.-THE reinforcements now ordered, and
on their way from the North, will soon elevat
this department to the first rank in public
interest and military Importance. We are not
Sat liberty to give further indications, but this
much is certain, that the gray backs along the
Southern coast are about to have some lively
and interesting times"
Evening star., 1863-04-29
SUPREME COURT OF THE DIsTICT OF CO.
- LUMBIA ~ w

Holding the District Court Of the United States for
United States vs. Lot No TO- square NO 4o Par. of
"a Ias kd p:' sf a9s Ne S
ments, etc, in the City of Washington b. &.
paps Of o
part Of lot mum bered fourteen ia in square nun
ming at the southwest corner Of said lot numsered
one } and running thence north ninety five (s5)
henye @ soab
nlnetyhve Ss5 feet three s inches to north
twenty (aJ feet eight and three fourths az inches
tothe beginning part of lot numbered twenty three
square numbered four hundred and ninety o. .,.
t4sll beginning for the same at the northeast angle
and
vest nlrty-six tSel feet, thence northwestwardly
wardy thirty six s6 feet tre. fourths of .n
inch, thence northwestwardly five t5> feet three is
one hundred and twenty-five tl25) feet. to the be-
ginning, as the same one known, marke and dis
and oans Of bsPeP o time
recorded in the land records Of said District to.
to the same belonging or in any wise appertsinns g,
BOYLE een Sssa and estate tat Of
shsl OF the United States for the District of Colum
thousand sigh. hundred and sxtytwo, entitled
act ana sst sS Is punish
property of rebels, and for other purpose"
And whereas the United States Attorney for the
District Of Columbia, on the 18th day Of April A.
p 1868, file an information in this Court, praying
the condemnation Of said property and real estate
tion issue against the owner and owners of said
property and real estate and all persons interested
some early day to appear and answer said informa-
tion 1t Is therefore on this 25th day of April in
and sixty three, ordered that notice be given to
the owner or owners Of said property and real es-
terest therein to appeal and answer this informa-
ton on the hrst Monday OF June, 1868, and show
estate and the title and interest Of the said
and sold according to law and that netice be given
BY posting COPY Of this order on the door Of
by publication in the Evening Star twice q week
previously to said first Monday of June, 1855 the
day OF April, 1868.
By order Of the Court, April Is, 1858.
Test: r. j. MEIGS Clerk
ap9- 9-2awtJe1 Copy-Test: RI MEIGS ok
Evening star., 1863-04-29
LATEST FROM NEW ORLEANS.
GEN. BANKS IN POSSESSION OF THE OPE-
LOCSAS RAILROAD.
COMMUNICATION OPENED wITHFARRAGU'

COMMUNICATION OPENED DWITHFARRAGUT
NEW YORK, April 29.-The steamer Empire
City, from New York on the 2Oth, via Key
West on the Oath inst, has arrived in port.
Capt. Baxter reports that news has been re-
ceiyed that Gen. Rxnks had taken possession
OF the Opelousas Railroad and opened COM
munication with Admiral Farragut, above
Port Hudson. Banks has captured a large
number OF prisoners, together with a large
amount Of stores, cotton, ammunition, &c.
About $50 rebel prisoners are daily arriving
at New Orleans
Evening star., 1863-04-29
STAMPING
STAMPING STAMPING
AND
SILK EMBROIDERING AND BRAIDING

ESTABLISHMENT.
A large assortment of SILK AND BRAIDIN9
PATTERNS, suitable for Dresses, Cloaks, sha wis,
Skirts, and ohildren's Clothing, just arrived BY
steamer New York from Europe.
Also, all kinds Of SILK EMBROIDERIN4 AND
BRAIDING, CHENILLE AND BARRILLON
WORK will be promptly executed, and in the latest
French style, by Mas. RUPERT.
Call and see for yourself, at
Obs. RUPERT.
Importer and Dealer in
all kinds Of Fancy Goods, Toys, &C.,
ap 2-eoStS $40 Seventh st. bet d and
Evening star., 1863-04-29

APPoINTBD.-Col. J. F. Nugent, Of the 69th
New York (Irish Legion), has been appointed
Provost Marshal of New York city and Brook.
lVn.
Evening star., 1863-04-29
~ RIADING NATTER ON EVERY PAGE.
SEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TILE.
GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER,
Washington Money Market.

The NATIONAL FASr.-To morrow, (Thurs-
day. is the day appointed by the President, for
national fast, and the indications are, that it
will be universally observed. No paper will
be issued from this office tomorrow, unless the
arrival of important news makes it requisite to
oput ont an extra
Evening star., 1863-04-29
LATEST FROM GEN RANKS

hAI EoI FhUM UEN. BANhS.
The President to-day received letter from
Gen. Banks, substantially confirming the pre-
yiously published newspaper accounts of the
series of brilliant and important successes that
have recently crowned the Union arms in
Louisiana
Evening star., 1863-04-29

NATIONAL LoAN.-Spbscriptions yesterday
at the office Of Jay Cooke 6c Go. amounted to
S2,5CO,0OO,
Evening star., 1863-04-29

sGfE. McCLSLLAK.--A distinguished repub.
Gean ofhcaal eaid yesterday that IL had been
CeterDined; finally that Gen. Mcclellan is not
70 be agaiucailed into military service It Is
Understood that his report IL just now ready for
transmission 70 ths War Department. accom-.
panied by Q. a.feqneet that 1t shall have an early
Poblieation.-Rasa. cVr. EeH San, 81 -
Evening star., 1863-04-29
LATE FROM MEXICO,

THE FRENCH NOT YET IN POSSESSION OF
PCEBLA.
Evening star., 1863-04-29
have the honor 10 be your obedient servant,
lt< WILLIAM y WOOD


n" THE SECOND WARD MEETING To-
uS NlGHT:-EDITOR STAR As the Chronicle of
this morning insinuates that the change in the
tSeeond) Ward tonight from the Medical College,
on street 10 the City Assembly Hall, on Twelfth
street. corner OF street made for the purpose
OF " misleading and emba arrassing the true men,
we would state that those charged with procuring
suitable hall for the purpose, after having made.
as they supposed, contract for the use of the
former place for toni gh, He'd to ge
the proprietor of the College Hall, from which it
viii be seen that the supporters of Mr.. Richards
month
GEoRGE PLANT, ESQ: Mr.. J. W Thompson, who
applied Tor the room Friday last has taken it for
one month, for the price asked. from to-day Apri!
9th, 1868. c. II. LIEBERNANN
1t SECOND WARDERG
Evening star., 1863-04-29

CHARGE or GRAND LARoRNY.-Wm Cole
and Samuel Manuel, colored, charged with
stealing $40 in gold, and 800 Treasury note
from Louis Ufelman, at Weyrieh's, corner of
and Seventh streets, were arrested by officer
Petit. They were committed for further hear
ing by Justice Thompson.
Evening star., 1863-04-29

oPx1A-Our musical readers wiil be glad
to now that the Gran Opera Company Is likely
TO be with us again for three nights next week,
the management being engaged now in nerott. /.
a.ing for q suitable house. The operas TO be
presented are Martha, Ernani and Robert LIE
Evening star., 1863-04-29

SICK SoLDIERs.-Forty- -four sick soldiers ar
rived at noon to-day, from Warrenton June
ton, and were properly disposed of by Sur
gesn X. o. Abbott, Medical Director They
were ia charge Of Assistant Surgeon Snow, Of
the dth N. Y. Cavalry. One hundred and fifoy
more from the Army OF the Potomac are ex-
pected to arrive this evening.
Evening star., 1863-04-29

L lTEFITi9Ei iikMset1s. xill se hs.d on
the places snated in the following list for the
OF to 0
First WsTd5stett,S Bqildins. 10Th st. and P. sy
Fourth ward-Aidermen's 3 ChsmSer, CITY citI Han.
sih s1sh %.1eSaa Pss1s nsfsf fas ,R
ard 9TH st. iRepub. Ghron.i ap aseM
,~THE PLACES OF MEETINGS IN THE
Ii; haye bssn stos s.
klot.'s House. on street, between 18th and 18th
Second ward-Fsom Medical College to Nathan's g
Hall, (Asssnbly Rooms,) corner 18th street and
Ohio evenue, two sar ares below Pa avenue.
Hail Ga pito Hill instead OF the es coiunbie nj
House, It being inconvenient to obtain the Engine
shios S'sS the
the Ward win please take notice. apss 2t
N@AT 1HE EARNEST SOLICITATION OF
AS many friends ia this city, hereby respect
Of suryeyor Of the city Of Washins ston subject to
the action of the nominating convention of the
a., ,s,s sss Asst nnsr in City ,s,
0TNo!ICE-An persons having grievances
IN The rece ption or dei1ery Of their mail matter,
or d'courtesy or want of attention on the part of
The facts to at soh vtns In order
that the proper remedy may be applied
81 BOWEN. Postmaster,
Washington City Post Office, April 9, 1868.
H. LOW FOR CASH.
NEW Crop New Orleans SUGAR. only II cts.
Good Eest C kEES TEh fhoss Hans RhSk III 4Ea s
A large assortment Of fresh FAMILY GRO
|hhi ES' ioWsr than any @ store n t9wn
29-3t" 4S7 Ninth st, between and E.
= FOR NEW YORK.
.@TBAM Ship Baltimore will leave foot Hight st.,
Georgetown, for New York, on Sat n~a
urdsy, the ID of May, at IL o'clock SlA@N
sfsh II fppy pSt Hsh
town. [Chron. & 1ntel.l apas-3ts
DROPOsALs WILL BE RECEIVED Ar THE
Mayors ONCE until Saturday 9Th May at u
O'Clock NJ, for the erection of an Engine House
f for then of the Metropolittan Hook and Ladder
tions on file in the Mayors Once. which NAV bs
seen from and after this day. A' 10
RIcHAkP W1AlLdL1AGM, Mayor.
CHAS. II. UTkRMEHLE,
ap2-dtd 1ntel., Rep. & Chron.] ""''''
dSS PAPERHANGINGs. Aoc
4e6 WINDOW SHADEsi 6Sc
4s6 OVAL PICTURE FRAMES. 4ss
4s6 PICTURE CORD AND TAssELs. '4e6
CHEAP FOR CASH
AT
j. MARK TER,s,
No. 4S6 Seventh st., 8 doors above
ap 29-5t- Odd Fellows Hall.
Evening star., 1863-04-29

SERIOUS ACCIDENTAL pile of wood On
Maryland avenue, between Seventh and
Eighth streets, yeste1d ~ fs1l on a number of
teamsters, who were engaged In loading the
wood upon wagons. Several of the me.
were pretty badly hurt, and one OF them,
Dennis Drisscoll, had one of his legs broken,
and was otherwise injured.
Evening star., 1863-04-29

CRIMINAL CoURT-Judge FIsher.-This mora
ing, Charies Ellis, charged with as sa ultng an d
roboinS Dennis Avery, in Georgetown, of fv,
dollar note and pocket book, was found gnIlty
VIM. Adams. indicted for stealing one han
from Robert White, in Georgetown, was con.
victed, and sentenced lin view of the fact tn a,
ne had been in prison for two months,) u
which he is TO be turned over to the mifftary.
Evening star., 1863-04-29

VI1HE MEMBEKS OF THE
j FRANKLIN CLUB
Take pleasure In announcing to their friends and
the public thss tAs{ siN,l Siys y fhs!f pip,h
ON "WEDNESDAY, ApfN 18th, lxS, at the
beautiful Hall of the FfAnklin 1nsine House
on D street. near 18th Ut. -. ( -
COMMITTEES af ARRANGEMENTS.
Alfred Teanst. b. !. Mooney.
Evening star., 1863-04-29
GRAND FLORAL NAY BALL
N QfvEH DIT
PROF. /. g. NARINI.

ct his AcAdemY, y street, betweSa 9Th and 10th
1emDsreace Hall,( MashinSts4, y. @. =. ~
menos q ek c'oaeek, after which The aoorl
win Be cleared fer the Mhele company.
TWO D0iLAIs. 70 . had of re, HAxlnI &C his Aea4.
eoS es q ~ RtR1ss e4UtNeEfsos
Evening star., 1863-04-29

IT 6TEAM6HIP BALTIMORE
HAS Arrived from Nev York, snd "a now Dis
charging cargo foot Of High street, As1AS~
Geofgstowr. OonsiFneea win please <ad
receive y their a%Sa aSSds q enc, ;,urr.u.,.
dR6 PICTURE COED AND TAss1Ls. 1oC
Picture Cord sxd fasseIs. different sisss ~
es'0ss ssautsfal sasortTspf W tFS:Ssiysd =
q, "a ~. No. &ss hsysata g s;,I 2. sSSsr. shore
Evening star., 1863-04-29

TH x nix. Ed TOR your local columns of
uS yesterday. i'll the notice of the proceeding gs
rulings Of the presiding judge On leayng az ig!' the
the Rf Gnrg hs sna
of the court. He promised me an icis reply. 1
again called on the judge this morning and he
assured me that he would furnish reply that [
might expect to receive t9-morr9w As many of
as myself, you will obge by giving this letter to
WILLIAM P. WOOD
Hon. G. p Fsher, Jadss Of Crimtpnai Conrf 3 of
Washingtox--Sir: In obedience to n summons,
this day! and gave my evidence before the court
question by Juror in reference to my belief in
as 10 % Dsssf ssief 'G an
Iu1nre personal state as the condition to receive
moi bsIy You decided my s sviIenee ides1s is not
adniissable before your court
of ofdsfranchising law abiding citizen for opinions
ssske or can it he possible that have been msun
nd the question put to by the Copr.
after the death of the body / would either be
awarded with heaven "a place OF endless Bliss be
believe; and will say my opinions on that subject
issff aa9sd 9s bsnf,n
daslphia, June 9th, l5as;' ami be found in the
Wisdom of Ages Condensed page 24f.
~. respectfully request that may be informed if
National Metropolis that prohibits the entertaining
opinions and sentiments similar to those Of the
Wisest Purest and best of men of all ges or can it
be possible that the entertaining of any the gical
opinion should debarm of any privilege enjoyed
by any citizen. especially when l challenge an in
yestigation of my good citizenship by any moral
Of worth.
My ewn honor, the good opinion of my many
christian and other friends to gether with my duty
to my children, prompts me to request Off ciai
reply, informing me of the law cause by which
am to be disfranchised from privileges enjoyed by
every citizen, and guaranteed to me by the Consti-
tuition of nay cor ntry.
AS Judge you would certainly not do me An
injustice or wrong without allowing me all Oppor-
tunity OF attempting to rectify the properly
explain. Hence l pray early reply, that / may
endeavor to remove all restrictions deprvng nae
OF any right enjoyed by the most favored Of my
felOw-citizens. |
have the honor 10 be Your obedient servant.
IT. WIIIIAM WOl0
Evening star., 1863-04-29
LOCAL NEWS

LATEST QUoTATIoss-WAsHIsg Ma
Ell mARKET.-Furnished by Lewis Iohnson =
TO, Bankers o"isoR q
Evening star., 1863-04-29

GOVERNMENT PROPERTY FoUND-A houss
at the corner of Twenty-second and G streets
was searched on Monday by direction of the
Provost Marshal and lot of government
blankets found.
Evening star., 1863-04-29

SELLING LIQUOR To SoLDI EEs.-The follow.
iiiS ISIS Were before Capt. Johnson to day:
hnorew j. Holt corner of Sixth and B
Sre.s, SCUM, lsiand0 charged with selling
t ttSuoi ~ seIoiers This being the second Of
renee ms bar was closed, and his license Wa
taken from him for the remainder of the war.
ms Hquor seized, and the case was trans,
above fine of 500. " e
- Quinn, at the corner of Thirteenth AND r.
streets, north, charged with the same offence
seized, his license taken from him, and q Sne
OF $50 imposed ""e
Evening star., 1863-04-29

NE" YORK kATkS--3 O'CLOCK p. N.
l5Oi Gold, $50. N''
Evening star., 1863-04-29
BALLS, PARTIES, hc.
GRAND CELEBRATION OF THE FIRST OF
VI. MAY.

The HIBEKNIA CLUB moss ISspectluIIy IN
a ly that they will give their six ixteeAth grand
BALL on FRIDAY EVENING", May lst, at
Temperance Hail street, between 9Th and
10Th No pains win be spared to make this enc Of
the Hrst entertanmsnts Of the season. Tickets q,
admittine = gentleman and ladies.
BY order Of the Committee. ap29 2t&
Evening star., 1863-04-29

n@LECTCRE-ByR Rev. ?. E. BoYLs, at Odd
Q>3 Fellows Hall Seventh street, SUNDAY
EVENING, May Sd, at O'Clock, for Providence
Hospital Second street in CHARGE of Sisters of
Charity Subject: "The Monks" Tickets 10 cts.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-01-31
NOTICE TO FARMERS
-AED-
. q a ! ers in Grain,

WYE, the undersigned, are now prepared t o offer
w to the public some Of the best Tanning
Mills ever manufactured in the United States
These Mills warranted to clean perfectly heat
Buck wheat, Rye, Barley, Oats and Corn and in fact
all kinds of grain, the finest grass seed These
Mills are made of the best material, and painted in
superior manner, and for utility and durability
cannot be surpassed.
A Farmer by the use of one of these NJ ills will
soon save screenings enough for his pigs and chick
ems to pay for the Mill He sends to the Grist Mill
nothing but the plump grain, and in return gets in
round numbers his full weight of -four. and that Of
a superior quality, and he forms "a more exalt-
edopinion Of the Miller, especially as to his homes
ty. His wife stops grumbling about black -four !;
he is enabled oeat light bread made from clean
wheat to wear clean cloathos, and to have a clear
conscience he spends his leisure hours quietly and
goes down to the gave in peace.
N. B.-TheSe Mills may be seen at our shop on
Perry creek first door north Of the Methodist
Church. and near the sign of the red Tanning Mill.
q. II. McDOUGALL i co.
Sioux City, October Goth, lss2-nos-3m
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-01-31
Rates OF AdyertislN
siouxlity Bustpes, Dlrectory


The attention of farmers, travellers and all 9TH
invited to the following list Of Merchants, Ne.
in THE REGISTER, and whom We can confidently
commend to public patronage;
Merchants--
H. D. Boose Co., Dry Goods, Groceries, &c
i. Buchrucker, :.
l.. d. Farmer,
Milt Toot le
ID. I. Hedges. Grocr fics anil Provisions.
A. .Groninger, Hardware and Cutlery.
Chas X. smith, Stoves and Tinware.
Chas. Kent, Drugs and Medicines.
L. Haas, Dry Goods and Clothing.
.Attorneys--
Hudson 4 Joy. Douglas Street.
Tredway Il Currer, Douglas street.
SAM 7. Davis, Douglas street.
Hotels--
Sioux City House, Pearl street.
Hagy House. Second street,
Waurcgan House, second street.
Bankers--
Weare Allison, Pearl street,
Eosler 4 Hedges, Second street.
Boots and Shoes--
Samuel Krummann, Pearl street.
Matt Gaughran, Pearl street.
Harness Makers--
John Lininger, Pearl street.
Tatlors--
James Hutchins, Pearl street.
BEilders--
Richard II. Powlesson, Water street.
Lumber.-
Sanborn Folett, Water street