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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-09-12
NUMBER /.
Nj EN WANTED FOR THE IN
.s~ VALID CORPS.
STATE OF IOWA.
Provost Marshal's Office, 9Th District,

=
Fort Dodge, Iowa, July 1st. 1863
nNLY those faithful soldiers who, from wound.
" or the hardships Of war, are no longer At for
active neil duty will be received in this Coyps Of
Honor. Enlistee nts will be for thrGe years unless
sooner discharged. Pay and allowances the came
as for officers and men Of the United States Infan-
Try except that no premiums or bounty for enlist
ment will be allowed. This will not nvalidats any
pensonso or bounties which may be due for previous
services.
Tn" following uniform has been adopted for on
GERS and men Of the Invalid Corps:
FOR oFiicERs: :-Frock coat Of sky blue cloth
with da:k.b';,e velvet collar and cuffs in all other
respects according to the present pattern for off,
GERS Of infrntry, n
!, Shoulder straps-According to present regula.
t'ons.t'n' worked on dark blue velvet.
Panta ,ons-Of SIX blue cloth, with double stripe
OF dark.olne cloth down the outer seam each stripe
one'haf iuch wide, with space between Of three.
eighths of an inch.
Forage cap Present regulation.
FOR ENLISTED MEN-Jacket-Of skv.blus
kersey, with dark-bue trimmings cut Nike the
cavalry jacket, to come we'll down on the abdomen.
Trowsefs-Present egulation s. ky blue.
Forage cap-Prese regulation.
Men who arc stil!in service aud unable to perform
effective field duty may be transferred to this corps
Medical Inspectors, Surgeons in charge of Hospi-
tails. Military Commanders and all others having
authority to discharge under existing laws and re.
gulatons. are forbidden to grant dscha rccs to any
man under their control vino NAV be fit for seryi.s
in the Invalid Corps.
For th" convenience of service, the men will 10
selected for three grades of duty. Those who are
r.
ormiGS guard duty, &c., will be armed with mus
kets, aud assigned to cnmparir~ cf the First Bat
TALON. Those of the next de- OF efficiency in
clu,lihg those who have lost a h. nd a arm and
the least effective including those who have lost
foot ieg TO the companies Of the Second or Third
Battaliohs; they will be armed with swords
The duties will be chiefly to act as prov guards
and earrtsons for cities; guards for hoslitals and
other public buildings, and as clerks orderlies &c.
II found necessary they may be assigned to forts
Acting Assistant Provost Marshals eneral are
authorized t" appoint officers of the Regular Service
or of the Invalid Corps, to administer the oatkof
enlfstm'hf tothose men who have comb lete " full
filed the prescribed conditions of admission to tho
Invalid Corps. viz:
l.. That tie applicant f-urfss ssr service in the
field. faS -
2, That he is fit forthe duties, or some Of them
I'M ated above. ~
That,if NOT now in the service, he was honor
ably discharged.
4, That he is meritorous aud deserving.
Il For enlistment or further information applv to
the Boardof ENROLMENT for this District ~ order
OF Col JAMES q. FRY. Psorost Marshal General.
WARNER II. CURTIS,
jnlylo.tf Capt. Pro. Marshal 9th District.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-09-12

STATE NE w 3.


~g--Edward Yunk, boy Of ten years, was
drowned in = slough near Dubuque while
in bathing last Saturday. -. :4"l. p
A laborer by the name Of John Stack
diedftcm sussaroke in Dubuque cd the
The Rev. Father Malony Of Dubuque
was dsseensing the stairs outside Of the
Bishops residence . few days since when
the stairs gave way parcipi.atiug him to
the ground, breaking his leg and otherwise
severely injuring him. -. "'-,.--
Tho Davenport Gazette says i. counted
four deliberate lies in late ar,icle.;n the
Nuscatine Journal. Guess there must be
some mistake. 1t was intended evidently
for fourteen Or. forty-probably the latter
Or else the editor Of the Goeettc don't
know how to count. a. .
A card Judge Claggett to the Bur-
lington Arg"s announces the speedy re-
sumption by him Of the publication Of the
keokuk Constitution Glad to hear it,
It will be the same fearless advocate of
the time honored doctrines of the Demo.
cratic party that it was before its de-
struction.
-DEArH OF Ben. NJ. SAMuELs-The
last, Dubuque papers inform US of the
death Of Ben. NJ. Samnels.. He was born
in -Parkersborg, Virginia, in December,
1923, removed to Iowa in lS47, ana has
since been prominent and very popular
man in this State, having represented Du.
buque county in the Legislature, been q
candidate for Governor and for Congress.
Mr.. Samuels was a congenial, Companion.
able man and fine speaker. .
Tho Burlington Argas thus speaks Of
Gen. Tuttle in Fairfield county: We learn
sh.. the Republican patty Of Fairfield
have oil come out for General Tut,les On
tuesday last they raised flag IN honor.
of him, and gave three hearty cheers for
the General. We wonder if II Is ths.in.s =
ten,ioa of the Republican Stats Caa,ni,,
tes to wi.adr.w e.o''s ans-pus.sp Tu..le.
We hope not. Let US have the fun of a
little contest. "'.
The Dubuque Herald comes to US
with Gen. Tuttle's name at its mast head.
d. A. Mahoney. Bsq., retires from. the
editorial chair, and is succeeded by S.ilson
Hutcbins. The Herald will give Gen.
Tu.tle a cordial support, although be was
not the first choice Of its editor for the
position. We are glad.o see this sensible
course Of the Dubuque contemporary, and
believe that before the campaign is over
It will agree with US in the policy Of his
nomination..
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-09-12

"A boy, Of some ten or twelve years
Of age, son Of Mrs. Hmsley Of this VII.
lage, vas drowned last evening while
bathing in the river near the ford. The
late rains have considerably swollen the
stream and the boy, unfortunately being
unable to swim, got beyond his depth and
was swept away by the current The
body has not get been recovered. -Nar.
shslitorn Erpositor.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-09-12


Theattention offarmers, travellers and all"th.
ers, no have occasion to trade in Sioux City, Ia
invited to the following list Of Merchant, me
chaaicsand business mon generally, who advertise
in THE REsisTER, and whom We can con6dentf
CO IN m endt . public patronage:
Mercha nts..
Il. p. Dooge Co., Dry @ oeds G Groceries Il e
r. Buchrucker,
- l.. D. Farmer,
Milton Tootle
DIT. Hedges, Groce eies . md Provisions.
A. .Gro~inger, Hardware and Cutlery.
Chas. X. Smith, stoves and Tinware.
Chas. ke mt, DR. u e and Medicines.
=. I. H"as,Dry Goods and Ciothins.
Attorneys-- ...
Hudson / Joy, Douglas street. 5".
Tredway 4 Currier. Dougiasstreet. .+t
Sam'l r. Davis, DouglAsstrset. -.. .-f
uotels-. :.~ ~
Hagy House. Second street,
Wadregan House, secondstrcet.
Dankers.- H.. .... pal. ......- 49,.
Wesre 4 Allison, Pearl street.
Bosler 4 Hedges, Second street. ~
Boots and shoes--
Samuel Krummann, Pearlstrset "-
Harness Makers.- r,n.s....s-s .s .-.. =
John Lininger, Pearl street.
TallUrA.s fs4..-as r.ff =
James uulchin., fearl street. r -
: Butlders.- So ... --~. ,
Richard n. Powlssson, Water street.
Lumber~.
sanborn / Follett, Water street
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-09-12


The man who. dying leaves large sum
OF money to DO expended upon . monu.
ment to himself, makes his own dead body
his heir.
A gentleman who called on Gen. Grant
while in front Of Vicksburg. inquired why
ne did not take the city. The reply was.
- am afraid that If ! do they viii place
me in command OF the Army OF the Po
tomac, and that is certain death to auy
man"
PUNCH ON RoEnucK. cartoon IN
IA"ch, Of July II, represents Mr. Roebuck
as terrier At the Tuileres, fed by Napo.
leon With sugar plums out Of bowl Ia.
beled "Humbug." The Empress puts her
hand on the shoulder Of the Emperor. aud
dspreciatingly remarks: "Ah, mon. cher
Louis pray don't cram the poor little
fellow any more '.is po.i.sly ssusl.' j
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-09-12

A doctor, who volunteered h:s services
= Gettysburg, was detected charging
enormous conpensations for professional
services on the field Of battle. One pri-
vate actually paid tho swindIer $50 for
performing IN ampu,a.ion and insurine
cure. The man ~ arrested, and his
name is now.in the hands Of the Secrsta.
- Of War, who, after sentence is pro.
noancsd, will divulge i. to the public.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-09-12
ProessAings oT the Peoples' Union
Convention. ,.

Pursuant to call, the citizens Of Clay
County met in convention q yermillion.
on Saturday, the 22d day Of August,
ls63. .. ..4a.. -. FL, .. ....ms,s..t
The meeting was called to order BY
franklin Taylor, on whose motion P. H.
jewell Was chosen chairman. So.
OHmotion Of John Rossell, Frsnllia
Taylor was chosen Secretary. A.. 's' ,
On motion Of Mr.. Burgman, atbmmit.
tee Of three. was appointed to draft reso>
lu,ions expressive Of the sense Of the
convention. Mesrs. Turner, Partridge,
and Iverson, we're appointed such com,
rhittee. 't %''-.:
On motion Of Mr.: Compton, the con-
vention psoceeded to ballot for three
members Of the Council at the sams
time, which resulted as follows:
Hugh Compton. sc; Gustave Jacobson,
&c. Franklin Taylor, 36. .ss...s -
The above"nasned persons we're declar.
ed unanimously nominated.
On motion of John Russell, the con.
vention proceeded to ballot for three
Representatives, with the following re-
suit:
John P. Burgman, 20; Christian Lar
son. p Ole Anderson, %. ,..f
Msssrs. Burgman, Larson, and Ander-
son, were declared unanimously noni.
mated.
The ballot for the other three Repre-.
sentatives resulted ~ follows: at-4 .."
James Whitehorn, "a; George w.
Pratt, SO; Michael McC.c, %.
Messrs. Whi,ehorn, Prs,., and McCue,
we're declared duly nominated.
On motion Of Mr.. Compton, the county
officers were nominated by reclamation,
resulting as follows: For Probate Judge,
?. H. Jewell; for Register of Deeds, A.
A. Partridge; for County commissioners,
n. Robinson, A. o.Lins.ed. and E. Pret.
tywood; for District Attorney, Henry
Snow; for County Surveyor, Isaac Finch;
for Coroner. A. c. Van Meier; (sr.JeS
Vices of the Peace, John Russell, Patrick
Hand, and A. Iverson.
The Committee on Resolutions now
appeared. and reported the following,
which were unanimously adopted:
Reso'red, That we view with dis.rust
TIE organization Of secre. political asso
cations, acting under the soemnity Of
an oath, as dangerous to the perpetuity Of
our free institutions j; that such organiza-
tons have preceded all the revolutions
which have been accomplished or attempt
ed IN the older governments; that it is
tho dnty OF every loyal citizen to scan,
with jealous care, the acts of all such
as are known to belong TO such associa.
tious: that we will not knowingly give
our suffrage 10 any such person 30 long
as they continue members of such organ.
ization.
Resolred, That the thanks Of this con.
vention are due to Brigadier General
sn'iy for military protection afforded
against the hostile savages.
Resolred. That we rerose implicit con,
fidence in the integrity and ability OF the
nominees of this convention, and we he.
lieve # elected they will serve with credit
in the administration Of our county af-
fairs.
Mr.. Turner was called upon to address
the meeting, whereupon that gentleman
came forward and en,erts1ged ~ 4
!. 80 e.sl e aEsgl1
!; ~, 1~I
80 Z 1ts11Gs1l - 11sb - pDG1Dl
- - 6spsbealu -
On motion Of Mr. COmntnn tho cnn vcn.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-09-12
sseaasrsAsE. '..a soHx ,. ,LtIsos,
Banking & Agency Office
- Ws1 ARE Z LLIS0I,
y t.a.t. !. Cor .3jAnd Pc Ar lSts., j.. ,.s
as6ax ........ 5000. row

GVoLLECrT0NS made and remitte1 at current
~ rates ofox;hange; nils Of Exchange, Uncnr.
RENT Money and Coin DO ought and sold Depositsrs-
ce.vea md Money invested; Draftstorsaieon any
knisels insur.nse : erscteda gainstfoss or lam:
Particular ntteation given to tho payment of
1Axcxin 4 any county in Iowa.
Rssl sssAte bonght and sold; Land Warrants
ws..ter,o ih4s ssi,s~ias pattie, with whom '.
hats done osstn11L
Park Dank, NeN2 otf. @E
York.
Nos,rs. .Knauth, ,Nashod& Kuhue Bankers New
York. s@ts1 sss# ~ ess.s -
Mossrs .Chas .Camblo q Co. .hank~r. Phil.
MessrsC Bros. Co, Bankers st. Louis3 =
Gen. ,. Harding Esq. ,Prssidsn Q fU nion Bnnk, ,
&c. Louis, Mo.
r. G. Adams, Esq. Ban ker, ,chicago,Ill.
W. r. cooIbaugh 4 Co, Bankers, Chicago, Ill.
i. Partridge, ESQ. Banker, Seneca fails N. Y.
q. w. Norton, Esq. Preside n southern Banko
Kentucky, Russellville, Ky.
4. e.A.fletcher, Banker, Indianapolis, indiana.
Hon. WIN. Montgomery, ,Washingt,n Pa.
TIL. Walker, Esq SALON, Ny. -"' ".'
Mcssrs. H. Markell l. Co., Bankers, dialogue,
iowa. 2 s@-
! Louis 4. .Macklot b anker davenport Iowa. .'
m.tl.02 " WEARE& & ALLISON.
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OMAHA l. CHICAGO BANK.
OMAHA, N. T.

THIS b An * In nowA doing alayitimat e Bank .
u lag business, and will discount literally to
ws.t-wilipnrchAss short time Bills all the prin.
cipal citsesin the Union-huy and sell Exchange
on New York-Allow interest on Dopssits I, a ndfor
the hesccommodation Of farmersand thos elivingatA
dsta nee, the Bank will he opel for the transaction
Of basiness md the redemption offs Notesfroms s
A. H., until ~ r. N. ....
a.m5 II. B. SAcKETT President.
Omaha, n. T., Dec 10, 1862. a.- @..M~ -ass s-..
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-09-12
PAY U p! FAY uPl

N .hp-rsonsindebt the unde rsig ne do Il b G r
~ by Note orh book account. are requested 10 !. IN
at my shop and make immediate settlement ana
save thcmseses""sts, as am detrrmine d TO settle
up all old accounts. Persons having accounts
against me are requested TO present the sa mr for
payment.
Sioux city,sePt .l,ise7-4v
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wauregan House,
Sioux Cisys<.......Iowa.

Fl. A. FULLER, -: :::PRorRIEroR.
vIsHE undersigned respectfully announces to tho
L travelling public that he has recently taken
possession Of the above large and mmodous Hotel
accom modate the travelling public rs we'll as any
other house in the West and by strict attention t.
tho wants of his customers hopes to merit share of
the public patronage. Good stabling and attentive
hostler. almays In attendance.
june1-G3 II. A. FULLER.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-09-12

Mrs. Spires, resident Of Magnolia.
Harrison county, ~as instantly killed By
stroke Of lightnins fsw dsys sincs. Ill.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-09-12

Aerossthe BIG Sl0CN,at point below n @ ferry
~ Paul Paanette. The char on this Ferry win
he mn eh below he rates VIII IL rave the
Sioux have5een ompeiied "a pay.
JOHN G. MCBRIDE
Big Sioux Point, ,Oet.3 3.fsGl
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-09-12
Party Allegiance. A

We see the Council Bluffs Bugle, which
processes to be intensely Democratic, still
withhoIds the name Of Gen. TuttIo as the
Democratic nominee for Governor, from
the head Of its columns. Its editor SAYS
Gen. Tuttle was once Democratic, aud
adds. 30 was 1.-THE Devil once one Of the
bsigh.est angels Of Heaven, but he re-
belled against the constitution adopted hy
the Almighty for their government The
B"yie says it is not prepared "to take up
. man who has been ia the service Of A.
tlpcAlR.A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81
{ III - al 99lfs1la }aRsaD
1 - - ind jalel
EosCs ~ ~. I .iee(I
49, ~ e11ihooGna1G6tnb
g. - 1as1tdsis of5hs Dsnocraey osfownY,
4 90 he ought for consistency's sake to
r0lse at once the name Of the valiant
Stone for lowas next Governor. Men
who advocate such head strong, break.
neck policy are certainly to be nitied.-
Practically their intense radicalsm is no
better than nnmixed abolitionism, and the
sooner they 90 to the abolition camp the
better il will be for our party. Rule or
ruin being their policy, the sooner they
go there, the better for the party and for
the country. Gen. 1nttle we understand
to be one of those few Democrats who has
not sold his principles for a Drigadier
Generate commission, and he ought to be
honored for II say we.-Nebraskmn
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-09-12
AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY,

VNHE above Company willrup Messer gcrtweekly
i to and from Sioux City via Fort Dodge and
Cedar Falls to all points East reached by them and
ether connecting Expresses. Their facilities for 4
SAFE, exrcdifious andeheas of pa ckages
ONCE u ches Rents Drug store, Sioux city Iowa.
Jnn@iS.S0 CHAS. X EET, Agent. s
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-09-12

WILLIAM FREN ( 4,
Rates OF Advertisimg,

s"f1 Rates OF Adv0rttstnGs ,s@.s..
onesqu.rs reiine. orless ,hrstin.erticn ... 81 90
Fac sutsea 80
OAS qua re, one mo nj b ...............3 OO
One suuare, TX mont 8 90
One square o ne yea 12 90
Bnsi ness Cards 3 TX lines or less one year 10 40
One column, one year .... ....... 60 90
Half column, one .... 10 90
One column, six months IS 90
Half column, six months 25 co
for Office. .............. 90
m when the number Fl n ertions II 10 4 speciA.
cd, advertisements will be marked ''till forbid,
an udchsrgedfullprices
na. Cash in advance will be required on al lad.
ertiscments, except where special contract has
cen n ade to the co ontrary. -..~.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-09-12

Marrahtfaior years. Rich mou ING eases 5000
saao and S3ee, ali warranted made of the bestm.
tahd better than any sold for $500 Of
5000 by the old methods II ma nufactpr, w.inx;t
nesiefsand Teaehersin allrarts Of the eonrtry,t
sctasagents. and to test those III rivallea piano
Win steln"ay Sons. Chiekering 4 Sons, or an
rst-classmanufacturers
JOS. p. HALE 4 CO..
hos-sm ATS Broadsay, New York.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-09-12
To the Travelling Public.

~ 5ons Is 8. 's.ssr s,hr,bE f'E's :. "A. n
citizen "f Dakota, has just opened new and c com-
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-09-12

Farmers Look Here
4 FEW EXTRA CANE MILLS for sale =,
u ~ MILTON rOOTLE'S,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-09-12

~ 1T0UNEYS at Law, Sioux City, Town vii
n peeeeice in the Courts Of Iowa and Northern
Msbraske. Once on Douglas street. decIO.6O
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-09-12
Ash's Hotel.

" VANKTON, ID. T...This Hotel has recent
J. ly been enlarged and thoroughly renovated and
refitsed throughout, and now offers super accom-
modatjons to the travelling public.
= Isaxa|i ~ 4s5a Q y ke2A ,steLti .E:sss.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-09-12
SIOUX CITY FLoU 1|NG MILL.

EfSIE subscribers having recently redtted aud
u repaired the above named Mill a re now y repair
oltu manufacture
Fl0ur, Corn Meal, &C., &C.,
Atthesh ertcst office nd upo the rea sonahle
t.rms. Thay respectfully solicit the patronage of
the farmers of Northw ,starn Iowa, Nebraska q nd
D,sa:a feeling well satisfied that they give The
Moet n olste satisfactinn. 80
N Flour an Corn M.ti constantly on hand and
f,re.,s. [merls Gll -SANBo9NA 4 FOLLETT.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-09-12
3. n. Davis

A sfT01NEY At Law, Sisux City, weodhsry
a eounsJ,Iowa. ..a4xl j. volInV30
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-09-12
TredWaY 4 CJ

4 fIORNEY3 at Law. sioux City, Ioya.
~ pnacttce In this Courts Of Iowa and Nebr,
O0co0n Douglas streat, opposite Land Once.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-09-12
BOOTS AVID SHOES

Qe7CASEs Of Bootssnd 3 shoes justreceive d. do,
49, saicatlow prices ,forcash by
hos1 Ii FARMER
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-09-12

TIA m h Is ofsssiona Iservice
= tOtee dtizensof sionx City and surrounding
oountry. Once, tthe Drug Storeon Pcarlstreet.
e>sl1sacei m sdiatelyopposit
vol1-po2. JOHN BALL,M d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-17
p,.seu1crs Smiled.


In steamship Scotia, for Lirevpooi.Air and Mrs H.
Stanley M. Lee Miss j. K. Waits, Mr. and Mrs n ne.
rinrs Mr. and Mira. II. Gu1nr Mrs Conrad Mr. A. ~
and friend Isasc Kaufman Robert Ban A. suar, .. ~
Tune H. b. Potter Joseph Anderson Lieut.. Wm iiarnar
Miss Anderson aud servant Lieut. j. j. beechsr' n IT,
Mr. and Miss Upton +. H. Upton, Robert hstcih Iae,'
p Hughes Mr. aud Mrs J. Machil, MI and Aits 1ohs o
Cook aud two children Green Clay and 'eryant NIX sha
J. Andrude u. Wheeler, Mics Wheeler, Mrs H. Edee',"n'
VIM. Morelpnd. N. b. Childs j. Gordon !. pusan' s
and Mrs freenlea child and servant O. H. Thompson Iey
H. b. Sherman A. j. Fernandez J. q. Netto, b. rencna'
r. y. Morcis George T. knight ~ Gates Mrs; j. " n'
with daughter and servant =. Beckwth. f. Lawr,e ~
ILL., y. Miller Mr.. and Mr., H. T. Wed Nj end Mt Ps y
H. Hudson, NJ OendoTp, John White, X. Wen, Z rs1 ~
Townsend w F.. Walker c. w. ONE, Il: A. Hoskins, MI
and Mrs. Geo r. Dobb,. A. Taylor, W. Ycqnss =. rSeym
WIN Evans r. L. Campbell, q. Gieske. w, LDnPns, Jonu
NJ. Williams, A. ]. suock Lionel God,mtt, Hon; n: ~ ~
Judd ~ s. Minister to Ber.nl, James Goats, IT, snewen
Nm F,,rweather j. W. Bribbsn, Edmund Ashboth, M
Edward siap aud Emile sian, Mr. and MT II. D. b Sste
nan three Children and servant Mr. and Mrs Lewis j. DaV
Miss Alice Kcey Jane. Bunns Henry H. ma s,n,y.
T. Rs,ker John T. Keller Henry Sinclair J. g. Ws,ieott
H. Thorp j. =. Ppyiair. w H. csnel r. A. =. ma ~,
n w Davis J. Seenbrock, r.. A. GonrreuI, Alexander ~
brandean J. Niool J. D. Smith; James Benton Geo. n
stead, l.. Dawes J. Tat, Elias H. Dernana' 'n' Si0
aud child, VIM. Wild, A. Carpenter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-17
ISoston Cattle Market,

cANBmDoE AND BRIGHTON.
Rpi (T Tux IAiaUsK fJr ths reet ending Dee IL, 1882
At Mssc-i 623 Northern. 40 Eastern and Dc0 WosarD-
H. All 5,o3 cattle, 80 lsss than last week.
PRICES.
Bes0-fint quality 81 ooG 90 20 Per 100 N tho total
fecond do.... 75G rs weight ofhldr. tao~
Third do...... S 500 o so and dressed beet
Ertfa, ~ T5G 800
Working mn iaO according their value beef
Sfo,o-icsiling., sl09tl3. TwoF0afolds el3atJO.
Three yeafolds tJ3d%4.
SA,,i,-sid6ic. y N on live weight. In lot. tidss
lamb, - .5aSt ~ each
Mdch COr'-sis, sso. 90 and s@ Ordinary $40
go
Srm.-stores, wholesale "a acc retail, Gdric. Live "a.
HOG. cornfed. oia1c. y H.
Ht,. 9asio. cat SKINS. isc Tdo~ eidsc. PETE 81 Is
a ~ ~
part " the trains due q, Cambridge arrived ato ye,r,sy
forenoon but dToycr. who's. stock arrived In good com.
and wind from tho northwest cold but s there was
little animation IN business Last week tho butchers took
hold OF trade hungry do OF scsni dinner this week
they acted like who had lost tlo app-,tcs Tho dro,.
elaine. thai their bids from &C. o. &c. n 10 Ices than
ss, week but the cattle not good this week last
probably something must be allowed for that.
Brighton there nearly $50 Eastern and between
snd 90 Western cattle Here the droyers say the
e sinsi them and the butcher, admit that they buy on
than week ronsrquenro tobo
In getting ock across the Hudson River at Albany the West
cattle arrived late and far cs than usual sold
day There largo stock of cattle thrown upon
las and some u head Albany last
Western for the pfrsent week good dcrn.
Ia prices which, however We cannot place al over &C. b N
on like quality.
Tho sadn, sheep butchers look Albany this week for
portion Of their stoch AID therefore play the
With the Sohh'ro diossn Al Cambridge W. noticed quito