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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-24
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From or exchanges We condense the foi
ewing war items OF interest. showing "tht
situation Of sffaErs IN the various States
vIRcISi2-
The Lynellbuig Republican Of the l9tlI
learns that heavy and serions cavalry fight
between portion Of Gen. >fnarts command
and . large body of the eperDy's cavalry. AZ
sisted by artiIIers, occurred near Kellys For.l
in colFepper county. Virginia. on Tuesday 81
asst week. The Republican says Of this brif
liant affair:
The enemy made decentralization 10 cross
the Rappahanncck. at the point mentioned. on
Alohiak, and alter some desul DRY skirmisllI
ing with our plckets. Succeeded Ia doug 50.
On tuesday morning Cen. Stuart. though far
inferior 10 the enhmy in numbers. determined
to arrest their further progre 50 when despei
rate aud anguinafS contest resulted. Alter 4
bald idnght battie the enemy were forced 10
retreat with heavy loss IN killed and wounded.
The hight f0ok place abohI . mile and hail
this sido OF keilys Ford in Culpepsr. and the
enemy luriven back and pursued across the
river- Their nu1lEers are slated by prisoners
to have been Six Fhousahd and our own is re-
pofl ted al only twelve hundred. Our success
Was brilliant Though dearly purchased with
TIE ion5 VI some ~ lug Most shiiant bp-Flts Tue
Eoufederscy canlboaat-
LIE enemy lS'ss il is stated cannot be less
than five ianndren EXCLUSIVES OF one hundred
and iily 10 two hundred prisoners
Their movement was sasd to be only raid
and = As not ti,ohght 10 indicate an advance OF
their ~ my fhs intfnliuH appeared 10 be L.
obtain possession of GordunsvilIe Or some
pott on The Central railroad aud destroy the
track. with the view OF embarrassing General
Lee aid dsls.sih3g Lin OF the use OF the road
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-01-24

p6r NEBRASKA IrEMs.--F. Van Ruth,
ESQ.,, having been in the army, feels such
an irrepressible desire to return to the
same, that be stands ready to resign his
position as Register Of the u S. Land
Office, whenever his commission as Lieu.
tenant arrives. He is, no doubt, destined
to achieve brilliant success in our glorious
army.
Il was not little chagrined to learn
that on the eve of January Sth, no less
than Is couple Of merrily idle promena.
ders were gathered in this city to murder.
ously chase the golden hours with trip
ping feet in fantastic pursui. of airy moth.
ings. 0, when will the Terpsichorean
jewellers learn to walk in the serenely
brigh. pathway of true wisdom!
lorenzo Whitehoru on last Friday,
was violently brought in contact with a
soldiers horse, and the consequence was.
he remained in state of sem-uncon.
sciousness until next morning.
Every nook and Granny, from garnet
to cellar, is now crowded ia Dakota City.
Consequently the meanest buildings com.
mand high premium.
Through the persevering efforts Of
our honored District Judge, the Governor
has been, at last, prevailed upon to order
Company A to St. James and Niobrarah,
to afford protection to the settlers in that
region. AS they left Omaha last Friday.
they will arrive this evening.
last Wednesday, SO soldiers Of Capt
Tafe's Company started Cor the upper
country to prepare the way for Company A,
They return Within Ten days.
Through the assistance of John Viz
den, our Doctor i, now able with bis mill
to clear above all expenses, 40 dollars
per Gay.
Il kind Providence has vouchsaft1 to
Us in this town uninterrupted health
The insatiate Archer has failed to find
single victim during the last three months.
" hat Il load cali for gratitude to our
Heavenly Father.
Our Doctor has secured the position
Of Surgeon to the military company sta
tIoued here. 4 long and varied practice
has enabled MIN to stand enyinb.y high
, NT-T1D 81,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-01-24
lGr There is with some disposition t.

lG- There is with some disposition to
censure Gen. Cook for the delay attend
ing our military operations against the
Indians. This is unjust. We have the
most positive information that he has
tru,hfully represented our necessities, aad
urged upon the Department Commander
immediate attention to his reqaisiiion for
men and means.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-01-24

IA SMIrHLAND, JAN. l7.-Ea. Regis
er:-On last Friday evening our citizens
were entertained with history of the
captivity and sutferings of Mrs. Wright
and her associate captives. The party
were made welcome at the hotel by our
worthy landlosrd, john Truman. A con
tribu,ion Of six dollars was made to assist
them on their homeward journey They
also met with most cordial reception at
the hotel of Judge Morehead at Ida. The
stage company kindly gave them pas
sage to Fort Dodge at half price. II
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-01-24

eGy- List of Letters remaining in the
Post Office at Sioux City, Jan. lst, 1863:
Baltzly, Oliver; Boman, Isaiah ; Brown,
James H Eagle Exchange Kramer, A;
Myers, G. H.; Morton, J. F. 5; McGinnis,
Miss Harriet E.: Madison, Miss Adeiine !;
Olsen, Joen: Pierre, Pheleus Thomas,
Mrs. Mary T.. Wilson, W. W.
j. c. c. HOSkINS, P. NJ.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-01-24

g.g. The Ladies Aid Society meeting
of last week was truly brilliant affair,
there must have been hundred persons
i. attendance, and all seemed 20 regard
j, as a most delightful ,ntertainment.-
We have cue or two Suggestions to sub
init to the managers lst--Would it not
be better 10 make arrangements to hold
the meetings at a public Hall. 2d-To
substitute water for coffee. 3i-To place
refreshments on table instead of pass.
ing them round.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-01-24

Eng" D. A. MAHoNy is preparing for
publication " A work on the arbitrary ar
rest and imprisonment of American Cit
zens by officers Of the Federal Govern.
ment" No man is better posted rs to
:he facts of which he proposes to ,rea', and
he has the talent to present them in such
.form as to make bis book interesting.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-01-24

Ia GoDEY's Magazine continues to
bear the palm of the Queen Of Monthlies
The fashion plates, and other superb illus
trations, are richly worth the subscription
price. Now at the commencement Of the
new year is a good time to subscribe. A
club is already formed here which any
one may join.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-01-24

Eg- PRoMorIoa.-Lieut. Col. SAVERS
has received his commission. Lieut.. Cor
Ian has been promoted to q lst Lieuten
nncy, and SAMUEL L. CASSIDY has been
made q Lieutenant. These. are all good
officers, AID their new duties will be dis,
charged with credit to themselves and
satisfaction to their commands.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-01-24

Isg@ We have received a very interest.
ing communication from our friend Capt
HOWARD a, Fort Pierre. Also, one from
Fort LaFrom5oise. They came to hand
too late for the present issue. They will
appear next week.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-01-24

I1- The Daily NonpayeH comcs to US
enlarged in size and filed with important.
Geographic reports. 1t merits more ex.
tended patronage from our citizens In
these exciting times we require the latest
news, and without the dispatches we are
A4ehind the times
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-01-24
nH- Our citizens have felt for several

m- Our citizens have felt for several
years the want Of mail facilities upon the
rout leading directly east from Sioux City.
We have been compelled to travel South
. hundred miles before starting East. We
are rejo;ced to know that remedy for
this state Of things has been, at length.
provided. Messrs. MAcREAnY Il EDlE
have procured the contract for conveying
the mails to Fort Dodge. They have
supplied the route with good coaches,
have made arrangements for comfortable
way stations, and arc now prepared to
convey any lumber Of passengers with
comfort and dispatch, aud at as low rate
as can be afforded. The route is tri'
weekly, and merits the patronage Of the
public.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-01-24

n15' Our old friend Col ROBERT MEANS,
formerly Receiver of the Land Office at
this place, has gone to Dixie, he is at
Newbern, n. c., looking after the contra
hnnGS
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-01-24

NJ Subscribers will take notice that when their
paper comes to the. with coIored \ marked on
It, they may be sure that their subscription has
Il ,arIy run out; and unless renewed at once the
uausr will be stopped
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-01-24

Els" Gen. JACKSON, of Dakota, has con
scented to lecture at the Lyeeun meeting
Tuesday evening next. Let him have q
full house.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-01-24

IG~" Notwithstan ling the Homestead
Law there is to be another land mania
and locating Of wild lands in The West
Money is getting too plenty East and d e.
not find legitimate use in business. Real
estate here is rapidly getting to specu'a-
tive prices. The Dubuque Il Sioux City
L R. is attracting attention. and think
it will get push Of forty miles next sea-
son. Whea the current sets in for West.
ern lands, it will not probably iaiI short
of the rush of 1857
We are permitted to pnLlish the above
extract from letter just received from
one Of the most sagacious and reliable
brokers and real estate dealers in Wall
street, New York.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-01-24

Sag JoHN CrnalER, Esq, has returned
having been Internationally released BY
order Of General Cook.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-01-24

Eaay- We are glad to learn ha, Lieut.
JAS NJ. Bacon is regarded as che Of the
best officers in the Territory.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-01-24

WANT H. D-~Iwepty thousand dollars in Gold
w and silver coin and Demand Notes. for which
/ will pay the highest premium in illegal tender -
at my ofli.o ON Pearl street.
l.. y. FARMER, Broker.
Sloux City, Dec, 70, 1862
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-01-24
CHEAP FOR CASH.
sSEssURs NOTICE.--Notic is h,

s~EsSDISS SUTICE..-N Notice is hereby
"A given that from the 18th Of December ~ 2,
until the l2h Of January, 1863, the valuations, lists
atl enlmrrations made by the Assistant Assessor of
the ith DiNi ion of the 9th Collective District of
Iowa will be open FIR examination by all persons
concerned the office of y. c. Hudson, Sioux City
Iowa.
Notice il furthe" given, that from the 18th until
the 18Th Of January appeals will hc heard from all
the ,.nuutirs in said nNisiun. excepting hOnuna,
(which will ho heard at Ouawa the l. tn Of Jan J
relative to any erroneous or excessive valuations by
him made. The same will be heard NJ Sioux City,
iowa UELOS ARNOLD
noiJ-iw Assessor oil sixth Dist, iowa
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-01-24

gegr" The Soldiers Aid Society will NEE.
next week at the house Of CuAs X
SMITH, Esq.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-01-24

ROOTS AND SEgDES

c-CisEs of Boots and Shoes Just recsiN ed and FOR
, sails at low prices, for cash, hy
novl l.. D FARMER
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-01-24

Small pox is prevailing in the northern
part of Wiuneshiek county.
The Soldiers Aid Festival at Oskaloosa
brought in as net proceeds the handsome
sum Of S95 80.
The Gray Beard Regiment WAS at Ben.
ton Barracks, St. Louis, on the 81 inst.
The Baptists Of Ottumwa have just
completed and dedicated church build
ing in that place
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-01-24

Our Doctor has secured the position
Of SoTsson to the military company sta
toned here. 4 long and varied practice
has enabled MN to stand enyinb.y high
as physician. NEBRASKA
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-01
FROM THE " EST.

xrv- York, May 81 The morning papers
u I 5,zl.1 ORTIZ, May % Colonel Phillips
had 3 severe fght with portion Of P'lce ar
49, Tie j'onfedorates crossed the Arkansas riy-
~c near Fort Gibson Phll'p5 drove 18Th item
The enclnys loss vas much greater.
The enau&y vas led b. Generals Steele;
Mcintosh, and Cooper, They are now 1oas;ed
il front, cIqi.niog II: 600 men and eonsidera ole
ariillery. " have only 5000 and one bate,
r.. but are we'll fortified, This is evidently
he advance Of Price & main army.
DISPATCHES from the front inform us o. the
approach from the Southwest OF large Gon-
lederate force Of Texans AMI Indians with a
glosign 10 Intercept trains Ell route 10 New
Mexico.
The guerllas on the border are becoming
more numerous. The Federal forces at these
oints are inadequate for the work they may .;yy
have on hand. General Blunt however viii
s1ane he best possible fight,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-01
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-01

HEADQUARTERS lIIIyv,r> ,

hEAD9 s,kTEAS MILITARY Coy,n>~
SA7 HEREAS the condition 81 81 -, ~, lo'5
W exandrja IS such, TINT un]as" 'e e:y Of Al.
gre tai ken TO insure proper obsarro1tv| e Step:
tary rules the health Of the Dcon} ' ~ q SAM
and Of the troops IL the hospta]s an9 a Ing me city,
hood will naterially suffer, snd inv i nSlsh6or
that the civil authorities have not b appearing
placing the city il proper sanitary o Il,es Of
Therefore, by virtue Of the aulhor;t > rn15
the undersigned: notice is hereby :ya @s'e1 n n
persons owning, residing iii, or hayna no. ~, - MI
OF any residence stable, outh0use Or S,'% ~
Of any description whatSoe; or, TINT tbdy s!,'s,
CURED 10 have the same THOROUGHLY rIc,n 49, r.
four days from this date al GARBAGE man",
&c, &c, The same TO be placed in pile ' n II.
centre Of the street, or in barrels, hrfnra t 'lc
premises. After the first four DAYS, i will I'J =
continued by them from day TO day. an nm >,
sons upon whose premises more than ono S p'.,
Load has accumulated, will be required ,or1.
move it at their own expense All persons FL
ing 10 comply with this order s}l be bronoS'
before the Provost Judge, and fined.
BY order Of Brig. Gen. John 2. Slough Nil.
itary Governor Alexandria, Va.
c. n HINES
Senior Surgeon aud Health Officer
my 50--tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-01
On Friday last the 2Zd instant, Luther A.
,T. r. = yI7 T.o~t anil y i IimDsOr1

On Friday ast. the 2Zd instant, Luther \.
Martini Dr.. S. " Dent, and t. Il simpson,
Of Charles county, Md, were arrested BY me
military and brought TO Port Tobacco. On
the same day, j. f. Padgett, from Bryan
town, DR. Wyyill and-Snrratt, from Prince
Georges, we're also brought III. They were
charged generally with aiding, entertaining
and assisting certain parties to run The hloeE :
abe. Padgett, Wyyill and Surratt had hear
ing on Saturday last, and were discharged on
parole. The others were held over unit! Mon
day, when Col Malsby finally decided to send
them ali to Point Lookout. They were accor-
dinghy sent down the next morning in 8 steam
er, 10 await the determination of Gen. Lock
wood in the matter.
The steamship Borussia, for Southampton,
Ha7re and Hamburg, efu New York on Sat
urday. She takes out 1T cabin passengers,
with others in the steerage Among her pas
sengers we're ex-Goy. Wright, Of Ind, who
goes out as u. S, commissioner to the inter
national agricultural exhibition at Hamburg,
and Rev Henry Ward Beecher, Of New York.
The New Bedford insurance companies sat
fer heavily by the last reported depre datons
of the Alabama and Florida. On the ship
Oneida, which belonged there, they had $25,
900 on the ship, and BIC, 900 on the cargo, and
on the three whalers destroyed something over
$4,000.
General Kirby received his commission as
L oh he
sident carrying it TO the bedside OF the officer.
4 few hours afterwards he breathed his last.
At New York, May 80, nine persons were
arrested by the provost guard, at house No.
A Bowery, for using reasonable language.
Luther Calvin Saxton, the Rochester swim
dler, has been committed ID full---the bail be
ing fixed at $780, 900.
The following resolutions were passed BY the
Washington City Council on Friday evening
by 8 vote-on the first resolution OF II to 2
and on the second, - TO 0. The only oppo-
nents were Nessrs. Utermehle and Wilson,
THAT We cordially approve and indorse the
action and sentence Of the President Of the I.
s., in banishing ClementL. Y allandigham from
the association of those who are loyal and true
10 the Union, and defenders Of their country's
welfare and interests. That We will not, as far
as il be in our power to prevent, encourage
reasonable sentiment, or sympathizers with
sl1is wicked and infamous rebellion, and would
advise all such TO go beyond our lines and into
those Of the rebels where they properly be-
long
An order has been issued diminishing Capt.
Herman NJ. Cady, 18th regiment infantry,
regular army, from the military service Of the
US. Capt. Cady is the individual who vas
ror4od y darr OF TWO arn % harinn hean Or
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-01

according 70 an army order just issued from
Headquarters Of the army Of the Potomac,
hereafter, all captured property OF whatever
description will be transferred 10 the depart
7oent or the staf, to which The property apper-
tains. Contraban1s will in like manner be
transferred TO The provost marshal general. T.
Any officer failing 10 make prompt and com
nlate returns Of the captured property that
NAV fall into his possession and transfer the
same, or permitting such neglect in his COM
msnd, will be speedily reported to headquar-
sera with view to bis dismissal FROM the ser
vice with Disgrace.
Grain crops III Europe are, on the Vhole'
less promising uow shan some two or three
weeks back In England complaint IS made
q the lack Of rains, FROM which the wheat IS
suffering, while the sowing Of certain Ioot
crops has to be procrastinated. From the
continent the reports are more favorable, S. TAR
rs respects The weather; but the Polish war is
clearly confusing everything.
Cold, ID New York, On Saturday. l45,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-01
\ O TIC E
MAYORS OFFICE, Il

ALExANDRGA, \ 81. NJ - III Der;5
Z HEREBY cell the ATTENTION o.. o. aaornrporst
lwho are doing business within INC tb fo Office
which requires license to cal t a. III censs
sill Of the present Licenses then LEX, fhg BY ret
notify all persons who are Sc 5elII M other G1
Wines, beer, cider rum ors 5bsfeo Fl to Be- d
r' or at tt the place where it sha be 'fS
any booth, arbor or stall T Sfe;1 and pay
oense first obtained shall feTle aiso give 9os
dollars for every offence. i a 1ie Exception
that al business houses WIN 1s11d ia'T :.
Taverns must be closed on o44HHGaHhPE Msg2Lc,
my29--lW =. ~. - - I,rpIrTI
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-01
FROM NORTH CAROLINA.

NEW 4 ChfA; 4tn9 -
Tie 26th inst, received here, state there we're
Indications Of another expedition about to
start for the interior 70 run 0uG guerrll!as. \
LARGE number Of troops have been. notified 70
.st ready 10 leave AMI the gunboats and
{ight draft transports are being fitted OK 1or
tI1n occasion. ;.
: shy haa been arrested having upon. him
plans and information concerning operations.
Preparations are being made st all points OF
Newborn 20 receive & large force OF Cor 1ede-
rates who have been making lately very susIl~
cl0us movements.
4 handsome tomb is about TO be erected
over the remains Of the late lheodoree gre
iinghuysen, for many years president OF kut-
gers College, and distinguished for his active
Connection with religious and humane enter
Drises. The tomb IS in the Gothic style, very
rich and massive, cut II solid Italian marble,
with granite base,
4 lady in Hartford purchased three shad
2atel7 for twenty-five cents, and, on dressing
one. found inside 3, plated finger ring and
s. SO gold piece Awealthy shad, and good
i LADY in Bridgeport, Conn, recently re-
caived By express s. young alligator ten inches
lone, Ii is said TO be love Of beast,
The Zine old eight~day clock imported BY
Thomas Hancock in 1889, is now in the pos
session Of the Antiquarian Society, Worcester,
Mass
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-01

~ The great rush 70 10 7'''7
explained, as follows
Calicoes--cheap;
Ginghams-cheapeEt'. obss
Black and Fancy, DresSse ed Mousselins'
Bleached and unbleache" ~ ;.5;o
cheaper, &c. .rof GOODS Of Az
low rates, st l78 kL4g ts;;n-,aI
my N~~tt oo0'V
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-05-14
Grand Jury Report.

TO the Hon. DANIEL WEIsEL, Judge Of me
Circuit Court. for Auegany County:
The Grand Jury for the body of A!egany
County, respectfully reports to your H9nor
that in compliance with the law. they nave
performed the duty of visiting the Jail -
They found the Jailor very polite in showing
them through the establishment and answer
ing their questions: but regret to say, that
they did not find the Prison in the condition
they think it should have been, and re-
commend frequent and thorough cleansing by
whitewashing, scrubbing, &C., and also that
the prisoners be required to keep their per-
sons more clearly. They heard no COM
plants from the prisoners as to their treat
ment by the Jaior, and have 10 doubt they
are kindly treated
They also visited the County Aims House.
and it gives them pleasure to say that they
found the premises in good order. The pau
pers seemed to be well cared for, and their
condition as comfortable as it is possible Tor
such unfortunate persons to be in. The Farm,
too, appeared to be in high state OF Guilt
walton, and all were of the opinion that MI.
Staliugs, the Stewart, is the right man Tor
the place he occupies.
Very respectfully,
j. b. II. CAMPBELL, Foreman.
Nav 7 lSG3-3W