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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-16
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RlNGGoLD, GEO, May LIST, 1868.
Mr.. FRANo. NJ PAUL-Sn: | learn that Capt G.
7. Willis, commanding Co. TK) drst Confederate reg,
iment Georgia volunteers has requested you TO dis
continue the advertisement Of VIM. II. Harrison a a
des .er, as you were advised to do by myself, be-
cause he Capt Wiilis) said it was a mistake, that
said Harrison did not belong u his company nor he
did not have his mans on has muster roll There was
norris no mistake with me, for have been member
Of said company ever since II has been known as u
company. When toe company went into service. it
was known as Capt. MGtariands company O. d. MCs
Farland thon being Captain OF said company. Said
company arrived at KNOXVILLE, Tennessee, Juiy 9Th,
1861, was mustered into service the Sth by Gen.
Gillespie, and on the same day, | was started home
Tor the purpose Of railing recruits for SAID company
said Harrison was one OF the recruits carried by nv
self tu Knoxville, lCnnesse--at which place we ar
rived on the 18th day OF July, 1861 and know that
VIM II. Harrison was then, and there Mustered into
service by Gen, Gillespie, before said Harrison got
IRON under the car shed, and do know that said
Harrison never has been discharged and If said Iar,
raCa mas any written discharge, any papers show
ing that he WT II. Harrison is exempt hom said
command, such papers are forgery, and should not be
tolerated land do know that VIM. ii. HarfiscA isa
deserer, and understand that the said Harrison has
forged papers that will exempt him from conscfp-
ton where the facts are not known, 30 wish you to
pdbIsh this that the people may know WHO Wm. II.
harrison Is, and how he is keeping out Of service
G.. l.. REED,
LIST It. Co. (K,l LIT Confederate Regt. Ga. Vol.
g Formerly I'd 1t, 20. tG) 26th Regt. Tenn. Vol.
mnvlG,IN
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b&1- Margaret Fanny Leonard, wife Of j. G,
Fisher died in Nashville on the morning Ct
the 9Th, aged % years. Also child of Mr..
e. + Everette..
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HEADQUARTERS CONyALEsCENT CAMP, /
Rngg0ld, Ga. May IS, 1868. {

THIRTY DOLLARS RGWARD-Will lie raid fol
l. the apprehension OF thg following deserlsis, de-
iNored to the commandant Of conya,sOeut camp a
this posi-.
Freeman W. Crump private 60. A. 1th Alabaml
Cavalry, aged about IS years feet bigh dark eyes
dark hair dark complexion, and by occupation far
mer, enlisted iy Capt VIM HammOch, IN Cherokee
county Alabama Has an ulcer on his light leg. Ad
mitttd IS patient on the l3lh OF May with ulcer
81. Beasol Campbell private Co. A, 7,h Alabama
Cavalry nged about IS years eet high, light hail
and wlskers grey eyes, fair complexion enlisted by
Capt. Hamn1ch, IN Dekalh county Alabama. Has
a ,umor oy right side. Admitted as patient On The
ION Of May with Hemeulirds
K. DUDLEY FRAYS&a.
mayiG-30d IL. Col. Comdg Post.
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l,Aesi RAcs,r RAeslt

We wish 70 ratehass 5Oo,ooO pounds q clean cot
ON and Linen ags foF which sc viii pay the very
highest price IN cash. PefRrs collecting rags, viii
do weIl TO separate TIE white from tho oolorsd, 81
white rags viii command higher prices than mixed
ones.
CounlTy merchants are requested 10 collect rags
for Us. Where any quantity il purchased at point
convenient for shipment, advise Us Of the fact aad
we VIII direct where they arc 70 be shipped and for
ward the money for them.
Address FRANC. N PAUL, Chattanooga Tenn.
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6iy- Ihg Confederate Court for tie north
ern division Of the District Of Alabama 10
now in session in Huntsville, Hon. VIM, G.
Jones prssiIing-A. J. Requier, Attorney.
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S30 REWARD.

HEApQURs THONAsoN's BAIT. ALA. cav
Camp llooyers Gap, Tenn. April 1871, 1863 I
FBoHERE will be paid reward Of thirty Dollars
4 each, for the apprehension OF tho following
named deserters from TaomaSons Battalion Alabama
Cavalry WhartOn's Brigade.
Co. Al w Gavin, DeKAbb county Alabama, d
Davis, DeKa6b county Alabama, JOhd Davis, DeKabb
county Alabama. j N Holsonback, DeKabb county
Ala. John Roach, DCKabh co, Ala. II J Ryan, De-
kabb co. Ala. j II richards, Winston co.. Ala. G
y SOutberlln, Dekabb co, Ala. r Thompson De-
Kalb co. Ala. Z Y Watts, DeKabb co. Ala. l. \
Painter, Dtksbb CO. Ala. w Wilbom, Winston
co. Ala.
CO. B--Buger A j SsemQre, private Il ID Hodges,
NJ v Hodges, w q uankins JackVOn Holloway, Cream
vile Hawkins jesse Shankles, G. w WEIGH, Daniel
Smith Dellabb county Ala
C0.G-T X Farmer, Cherokee county Alabama.
Co. D. IL John Lea, Sergt Jasper Hoaway, Sergt
Joseph Keith, corporal s Wallace, bugor Mcdaniel
Mccain, plivates jeremiah eagle, James Ballard
Thomas Ballard, A G Barnes, John Anderson, 4 J
Crow, Thomas Crow, u o Grow, Thomas Clark N ID
Grow, Leauder Dean, A G Dean, james Ellis, Alfred
Ellis, l. q Reartman, y % Roger, Josiah Lusk, James
der Smith Samuel Stout, Hamilton WEIGH, WIN Mnh
lux, Thomas Derham, DeKabb e.. Ala.
CU, E--Lt w y Petty private u w Owens, W y
6togner, Oliver Giay,BJ Ltten, James Smith, 4
Philips, Cherokee county Ala,
Co. F-Wm Berry, y Cowett, William Rains
Thomas Mccormack FIJI Rails, u NJ SwaiIord, Min.
ster Scamore A Whitfield, 1T James Nayor, O vii.
liams, g II Roden, Wv Roden, John slayton, Marshal
GO. Ala; Chesterfield Johnson Terry Mcdaniel, A s
Elrod, Jasper Masters James Wilks,
Approved by order Of
q. THOMSON,
IT. Col Commanding Bait
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Bgr Oda Follows Hall has been fitted ny
for now Theatre in Nashville.
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IfCol. Moses White, whose gallant services
IN tho cause Of toe Conlederacy have cndeared
him to his country-men, win corseutto become
q candidate for Congress from Memphis
District he will receive the support Of bis fel-
low soldiers in the army, who remember with
pies ure his gallant bearing upon the battle.
field. Ilis friends throughout tie Slate, aud
especially those 10 whom he is best known in
lis own Congressional District desire, if con
sis;ent with his wishes, an early affirmative
response.
Nay 9Th 1863. SOLDIERS"
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TT1IlE Gna Of Qainby 81 Robinson, Of Memphis Tenn
j e this dag Gissolgod by mutual consent All
persons having claims againa slid hm vail present
the same 70 ~, g. QgDhy who g a0ne authorized 20
pay, and al IQEon3 WOO sle Indebted ID said 0ur
viii nlake iInmedia,o payment % said Quinhy wfo
has b-eu authorized TO settle said frm's business
VA. T. uUJNBY, { -, p.-....
" a. ROBINSON Nea4 fa'aes'
JAS-S. CLhGdGHE, Special plrtlar
FioVeh Gs Jan. 81. 1868 Itsl4e 2nl
TAEER Ce
Np coanitted 70 Jail by the lailitary auihahuc.
o. az Chattanooga, 0Uthe 80 Of October, 1862 aud
more recently committed rs an acting Justice Of The
Pea0a Tor The county Of hamlun Teun., 90 The lgtb
OF bscemDer 1861 negro 10y, calling bis name
JOAN. and saws he belongs 10 Yin. Jones. Of Mem
pAif said boy is black 20 years old feet 81 inches
thigh. ihe uwu,r 10 requested 10 Gene forward
prove picp.ry paJ charges aud take him cot OF ai
dee2n J. H. SWAIN .Jaills.
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HEADQUARTERS HOOVER Gar TEvE.,
April 3d. 1868 :
tTHlRTY DOLLARS REWARD--Wil BIO paid for
l. the apprehension and delivery of each Of the
following named deserters from Co. l., Thomasons
Battalion OF Alabama Cavalry Private j w Chid>
ems, rs years old, feet 3 inches high fair complex
ion light hair and blue eyes, John Webb, about ~
years old, feet 10 inches high, fair complexion,
light har aud blue eyes, } II Walker, about % years
old feet high fair complexion, blue eyes and light
hair. Lewis Sarin, 30 years old, feet inches
high far complexion. light hair aud blue eyes Dick
ReGge, AZ years old, feel 10 inches high, fair
complexion, light hair and blue eyes. James Arm
strong, ~ years old feet 10 inches high fair
plexiOn, red hair and blue eyes The first three
side 10 Marshal county, the last three Ia Dekalb
county, Alabama.
THIS Battalion is now part Of the 9TH Alabama
regiment Of cavaly
u. THOMSON,
II. Col. Comdg. Bait. Cav.
Il. p. LANKFoRD,
1t, d Act. Adlt, lmayGl
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I YNCHBURG VIRGINIA.
STAPLES Il DILLARD.
no Tue AFFIl0rgD.


a Sure Cure--A Certain Cure
A Recipe, composed entirely o. Vegetable inmodl
ents, will be sentby mal 90 any person upon the
receipt Of Eve dollars which 10 warranted 10 10 a
sure cure for GOnorrhma, Gleat, Leucouhsa, Acute
and Chronic Vagntls, &c. It VIII cure Syphilis 10
any form that IL durable BY any other plan OF treat
nont. Il has never on known " al 10 single
case, whore II was gvena fair trial. Composed, o
ii 10, Of vegetable simples, IN The reach OF Rll,
one Of common Judgment can prepare ~ u c~
used privately.
Any pefscn Wishing a Recipe VIII encb
Dollars and q postage stamp % Dr. +, j.
Lexington, Oglsthrope county, Ge0rglaiV
will be promptly and faithfully returned
mayl2
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10 Canitalists

A PIECE Of property Yields one hundred dollar
IA clear profit per- day. can be bought Tor FittseI
Thousand Dollars tho owner being unable from II
health to give his attention 10 il. Apply %
j. II. WILLY,
mar3l Commission Merchant
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No. We were pleased to meet our old
friend Aris Brown Of Nashville on yesterday,
looking well, aud true as ever to the Southern
csure and to the South May he long hive to
enjoy her institutions
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TO- Rob't E Lee, Jr., son Of Gen. Lee is o
private in the Rockbridgo (Ya) Artillery
Can. Lee does not promote him because he
wants him to see service and earn promotion
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aJ- man named McClanahan was killed,
last week, in jackson county Alabama by
J. Snblcti Esq The man was attempting, at
night to break into Subjects smoke house.
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FOR CONGRESS.

I1EPTY BOTTLES WANTED. The subacribe
II viii pay the highest price ior any number Q
Ma, a,syis.5t In. WILLY.
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NTEGaO WOMAN TO HlRg.- Ole ab0 Is a. yaJ
~ good plain cook, washer aud iI5aer, o. De hue
VA application VI
mayyi5-It WILLY.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-05-30
0DonsE w1A2x. aS yonH ,. ALR,eoH
Banking & Agency Office
WARE i ALLI8o1. g.
Cor. I'd and Psasl H., "#.ss
0i0ux lev =.

4 5ye Ea-~ Es&E- .@&t1#Gg#2. 50 -" ~
COLLICTlONS made and psmitssd q current
~ rates Of ofexcha1ge; Bills Of Exchange, Uncur.
rent Money and Coin bought and sold Deposits y.
eeivsd and Money iavesssd; Drafts for sAls on any
country In Europe. ....z $50 - NJ. -
Reliable Insurance effected agaiass loss or dan
Particular attention given to II. ps,s,nt q
Taxes In Any county In Iowa. .ez -,s'ys ~
Real .stats bought and sold; Lana warrants
located ~.5 's'.7~ @@&E& E'@5ss @T@ 177@777'
We refer to ehs following psstiss with whea ~
hare done business. .s,--s s',&1fE -. r.. : :
Park HAnk, New York.
D. n. Arnold, Isq., Prss's Mercantile Bank, New
York. l.. - u 4.tzatE a ss.I ' ~.1'
Aesss. Knauth, Nschod : xsl,s, Da,hsrs, New
York. <5.
Aessrs. Chs. Csnblos o.. Dsaksrs, Phil.
Messrs. Clark Bros. Co.. Bankors, u. Louis.
Gen. :. Harding, Esq. President Of Union BsaA,
%. Louis, No. ''% t@+.@
\. @. Adams, Esq. banker, Chicago, III. -.D
w. +. Coolbauxh Co., Banksso, Chicago, III.
e. Partridge. Esq, Banker, seneca ais. ny.
@. ". Norson, Esq. President eouthssn Bank oi
Kentucky. Russellsille, ~. ts@ea* f@-fI :
s.A Fletcher, Banker, indisaa apslis, Isdlaaa.
Hon. VIM. Montgomery, waahingtoa, Pa.
I. II. Walker, Esq., sAle1, NJ. = -.4,.-
Messrs. u. Markell Co., Banksss, Dubsess
Iowa.
Louis A. Aacklos, Banker, Davenport, Yowa,
nsrl.e3 .~@ .&3a WEA1E ALLISON.
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The following clippings eoasain the true
Democsasie doctrine. We most heartily
endorse every line, syllable and letter.
Upon such platform Ne can appeal con.
6dsnly to the psssiosie masses Of al
parties: .... ..
"Ths policy Of the party % b laid
down must not be TO give up the Union.
Nersr. Will the Democracy Of Iowa de-
clare that the war ought 70 cease to-day
or this rear, at tho expense of the Union,
and With tho ultimatum Of rebel recsgni.
tionl They cannot do it. There 10 not
grain Of Democratic principle in the
idea. Democracy is but . synonym fer
the Union and the whole Union for the
Constitution and every line aud letter Of
the Constitution. That IL the track-and
upou that the Democratic maohius must
run, else doomed 70 destruction. ."-DaU
e.pors Dessocras. ss.~ p
"Ths duty of the Democratic party il
plain. Il must not allow the Republican
Administration 70 give up the ship. The
aokno wledgement Of Southern Confed.
eracy would be the worst evil that could
befall this country. Il must not be done
The Democracy can prevent Il and th<
Democracy will prevent it. Oar party
mast protest against the carrying out o
such . plan. Il must rally to its aid th.
conservative element Of the North, sne
q the ballot box declare, that no matte
how many years It will take, the old Unio,
must Be restored. NHscGtine Courier.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-05-30

The Washington detectives have arres-
ted +. A. Hu,.oa and Il. Williams, who
have besn swindling people North BY re-
presenting themselves a. "Embalming
Surgens U. S. Al" apd offering 10 forward
bodies Of deceased soldiers upon ths re-
mittance Of money.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-05-30

A dispatch from the Secretary Of War.
Stanton, 70 Acting Governor HOFFMAN,
was rseeivsd this morning, stating that
the retrsaA aoross the Rappahannock was
without any less whatever IN that move.
msrs, and that the army VA N good con.
dition, Hnd would soon again be on the
aggressive Chicago Journal.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-05-30

Gen. Rosecrans, few days age, received
the following pertinent letter from sn in
dignant private:
Geueral-I have been in service eigh.
teen months, and have never received a
cent. desire furlough for fifteen ava
in order to return home aud r~...ove nv
family to the poorhouse. .he General
granted :urlough,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-05-30
30 L1no no THE ooHsTIrUriou." J"

C7iag to tie Cbnslit.tion, a. he ship
Wrecked Mariner clings 10 tie last plank,
WReS night asd Ae tcsspess close Groasd
hsm.-Dspiel Webster. @4~".r<
"'Nip the shoots Of arbitrary power in
the bud, 10 the only maxim which csu ~.
Or preserve the liberties Of any people,
When the people give way, their deceiv-
ers, bstrsyers, and destsoyers press upon
them 90 that there Is no resisting after
wards. The nature Of shs sncroaching,
like cancer It eats faster every hour
John Adams. .
n "Nscsssity b the plea Of tyraats, and
It our Consultation csssss 10 operate the
moment . psfsos charged with its obssr.
i, i is Of little value. We are
Sighting 70 maintain the Consultation, and
il especially bscomss ~ in appealing 70
the people, 10. come 10 ito rescue, not to
violaie Il ourselves. How ore We better
than Rebels, il both alike Get 1t naught
the Constitution 1-.Senator 1sSmbe1,
Republican. ...
II declare upon my responsibility - =
Ssnstos, thAs The liberties Of this country
are in greater danger to-day from tho
eorrupsions, and from the proaigscy prac-
tised in tho various departments Of the
Governmens, than they are from the enc
ny in the open field. r. H0k, Repsb.
lioan Senator from ~ H. =.
"Those 10 whom power IL delegated
should Be held 70 strict accountability "a
their Constitutional osths Of Office. The
plea Of necessity is no excuse for viola
ton Of them. Rscollect: The price ol
Liberty 10 that sf eternal vigilance.
z1smss Je0srses. ,.>t1.@ -. ...
''Towasd the preservation Of your Gov
srnment, and ths permsnency Of you'
present. happy ssats, il 10 requisite not on
y that you stssdily discountsuance irreg'
ulas opposition to its acknowledged au-
Shority, but alpo that you resist with cart
the spirit Of innovstioa upon 10 princip
lee, however spacious the pretszt. Geo
WashingtoS. r.rr, ,-.s......s.e+.
I'VE ssxst not i1rode Contributions
| yselts."-S. A. Douglas.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-05-30
OMAHA = CHICAGO BANU
- OMAHA, N. T.

TWI0 BANK IL sow doi.e . lseisimsse Da.h.
i ing business, asd will discount - Mbsselly u
their depositOrs and dealers - sny Dask In the
wsst-wiiparchsssehor time Bills on III shc prin.
cipal citses In The Union-bsy and sell 4xchangs
on New fork-allow interest % Depossts, And ios
the sccommodstion Of farsess asd those hving II Z
OF Dusioees aaa the redsnpSioa Of 10 Notes iron
- q. n. MeoOLLoN, Cashier,
- - n. ,. SACK EFT, President.
Omaha, n, r., Dsc 80, loG9, --.'7 = ~" -
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-05-30

In two days over three thousand rebel
prisoners from tho Rappahannock, arrived
It Washington. The New York 1Snes
correspondent says Of them: ...-
1.-THE prisoners present shabby sp-
pearanos. Ths much larger part are
dressed 10 dirty gray; the remainder in
brown and generally in slonched hats
Many Of them have good substantial
boots, while others ars nearly barefoot
Not few, instead Of having blankets
chow that they have made an extensive
levy on carpets. The prisoners ass nearly
I'll yoang mon"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-05-30

Six thousa I'D dollars were received last
week, as Icledo, Tama county, in one
package, from members Of the Gath aud
18th ,!egiment Of Iosa Infantry, for their
families and friends.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-05-30

A Washington letter aays that the wife
Of the late Stephan A. Douglas never
Joined her husband in the execution Of
mostgasss o. his Chicago real estate, and
that she is consequently entitled to her
rights Of dover. She resides IN the house
q Washington which Mr.. Douglas occu.
pied before be built his mansion, now used
= hoepital. ..s4.s-. a.. .a '. l...
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-05-30

goes for thorough and vigorous prosscu.
ton Of the war, for the suppression Of the
Rebellion, and for maintaining the Union.
Nopposes As Reconsideration on tie ground
Of extravaganza, unconstitutional. interfer.
escs Dith slouery, su.pesding tie writ Of
habsas corpus, de-, and believes Demo-
cratic Administrasion ,coslS PROSE-
CUTE THE WAR WITH GREATER
yIGOR AND LESS PROFLIGACY.-
Dr.. YEoxAxs is . man of candor and
gentleman. He may be right in regard to
what would be the results Of change in
our governmental administration, but your
correspondent prefers to trust the admin
istrstion TO . party Of loyal men, to sur.
render il into tho hands Of . party com.
posed Of . mixture Of loyalisss and Dem
ocrats.
have met with but few old friends
since my arrival. One, VIM. Il. Gross, of
the 6rm Of Drs. Msssh / Gross, Dentists,
at Cedar Falls, l see daily. He belongs
to the command At Fort Randall, but has
been detailed extra duty. ~ Clerk in the
Commissory and Qoarssrmaster' Depart
ments at this place, for some time past. I
enjoy tho society very much. Ny friends
Capt Bagg and Mr.. Sill sre heartily and
full Of business, - 10 also, N. B.
Fred. Dougaass ~ the Church of the
Puratans.-Tells the whole story.
Last week Fred. Douglass made speech
on bic usual topic ss the Church Of the
Puritans. The house was we'll filled with
. mixed audience Of whites and blacks,
the whites predominating. After prayer
by Rev. Dr. Chsever the speaker proceed.
Cd 70 say that the negro 10 the pivot Of
national distinction. His cause met q.
before and during the war, and il will
met 10 sfter the was, unless it 10 Set
tied on the solid basis Of equality
(slight applsuss.) He demanded for sh'
negro The most psrtscs civil and politiea
equality. and that he shall enjoy oil th'
rights, privileges, and immunities Of IN,
other portion Of the American body poll
tic. (Faias spplsuse.) Destroy the ne
gro and yes destroy the nation, aud +
ssvs both ws must have ono great law o
equality. (Rsaswed applause.) The ne
gro will never have peace until he 10 take'
into the body polite. He predicted tha
the American people will soon be cage
TO receive negroes ~ citizens. IL th
body polite too fastidious, too pure, to-
receive sush' (LAughter.) He once ha'
high ideas Of the body polite, but day
experience st the polls had induced SON
doubts, and - be learned and saw NOR
and more, the body politic suffered. (Gre'
laughtsr.) BY and BY We shall oil marc
side by side, and there is no need Of fea'
ing that the blacks will oil 90 to one en-
and tip over, for they are people give
70 division. If there are only six colore
persons in . village there will be thrs
eolosed churches Of different persuasion
(Laughtsr.) Americans are beginning
appreciate the black man. The day til
witnesses tho march down Broadway
tho Fifty fourth Colored Regiment fro
Massachusetts, timing their high foot stel
} to the grand old hymn Of "Joha Brown
: will bs tho proudsss that the colored Pc
, ple of this State ever saw.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-05-30

Ben. NJ. Piats has just died in Cincin.
natl. He Was one Of ito oldest citizens,
but has lived for forty years in quiet re-
tirenent During the war Of 1872, when
Congress refused TO vote supplies for the
Nesthwestern army. Mr.. Piatt, at Gen.
Hsrrison's request. furnished the supplies
himself. He has now eight sons, grand.
sons and nephews in the army, and when
dying refused TO have his sons sent for,
semarking: II should not like to see
them away from their duty" .~
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-05-30
NORTH WESTERN BREWERY. .
LAaHR 3 m

or the Anest quality, vest Of the Aississippi.-
prusAa1 healthy bsssrAgs-constastly % kesl, q
Wholesale and retail, ~ the North Western Brew
cry, Fourth street ,otoax City, IOvs.
). sELZER.
Siosx City, Iowa, Nay l7,'es.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-05-30

A Boston young gentleman " advertis
o. for tho acquaintance Of . Protestant
young lady who 10 willing 10 learn music
with Z view to mAtrimonY.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-05-30
Sianx i!|It| City 8tgister
... IS PUBLISHED mt. ~....
EvnRY SATURDAY MORNING.,
sloax CITY, vvseAh~ry County, Iewa
~ ..z- -eY- 49,
WILLIAM FIRE. NEY.
.HE
TERMS or SUBSCR1PTION.-o1,5 80 year.
always In advance. For six months-o1 %.
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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-05-30

At Bristol, England, . tavern keeper,
uniting business with patriotism, hung out
Q banner on the Princes marriage day,
inscribed, "a sandwich and glass Of
beer for Sd. Bless them both"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-05-30

Cling to tie Cbnsfitstion, a. tie ship
Drecked Mariner clings to tie last plank,
,sAe~ night asd tke tes.pest close aTosnd
h,m.-Dspiel Webster. @+@#.f<"