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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-19
CHERIFF'S SALE.

~ STATE OF Iowa. LEE Co.'S.
By virtue Of special execution directed i4suec
by the Clerk Of the District Court county, in iaso
Of John Sanferson and against lillian Tfmberan land
also decrse against NJ. @. mberman others hayt
levied upon and viii sell 10 the CHEST bidder front
door Of the Clerks Office Of the District Court Of Lee
county Iowa keokuk, in said county. the 9TH d
Of march, A. d. 1861 between the hours Of o'clock NJ
and o'clock w. commencing at o'clock Of said
day, the following property, toit: Being hundred
100 feet Morgan street aud hundred and forty
10 feet sixth sth street In southeast
Chatham Square in The city II keoknk Lee county Iowa
extending 10 alley running through said square and
equal in dimensions 10 two full lots according 10 the
original plat 81 said city OF keekuk
Taken levied upon, and 10 he SOLD by order II court
satisfy said writ Of execution
Printers Fee 81 SOL ISRAEL ANDERSON
keokuk, Jan. -, u. Sheriff If Les 20 Iowa
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CHERIFFpS SALE.

~ s-A4r or Iaw4. Ian ca srrss.
70 YiFtse q -Asasl e1as0ts y ir.ssed i-suel
~ t9a ttA 0i LEG Ftfl Court q sa43 t1F. n favor
q isinas isfis sa against asria Goats, H. B. iiaaa
~ r teN lss d Is Lord ~ " fsgt- ssh aisV decree
aGst g BEe fiaa ai others therein lasar have
if4s4 NJs' pa N I'll " th~ Asir@t Alf At the trGi
aE 81 TIRE ers - mice u t4e 1ssfrlcf to1kt n Lee
~. fp@a - ht&n, ~ said euHtrs the eth taY a
feraarg 4 D is4 besve.a tle .s8ars ~ ocisek A. VI
A1f eigeh Il ". csIne nginE 81 eleek p NJ al Sid
day, tie tls#ing property teN5t: LIT t~a no. ia Hin
tsfA aef8lFis8a 8! tIe sautsa-s at quarter Ss
fst tvaIy--eyen " fppashtp -ixtyhYe es ,prth a
kAa-s lxt IS west containing ssfes in LIE county
Iowa. ar i4Hs b ~ Iaay 10 ugeas-afy
TAX eyes upon, and b~ -sd by order II court q
salty sad writ IL .Aesuts9u.
keokek. JaF.- = 1se4. ISRAEL ANDERSON.
Printers lee II aa. sHssr4a II IL. Co. losa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-19
Legal Notices.
SheriH'S Sales.
.HERIEF'S SALE.

SHERIFF'S SALE.
NJ lows. LEr Co.'S
Bv virtue Of special execution 70 directed issued
ty the Cerk the District Court Of said county in favor
Marietta Hughes. and against Seth L. Bs3lnfn, have
levied upon and viii sell to the highest bidder NJ the
front door of the Clerks office Of the district Court II Lee
county. Iowa. heekpk. ia said county, the 18th das
Of March, A. D. 1861. between the hours Of clock
and o'clock p. IA. commencing al O'Clock y If sale
day. the following property, to-wi Lot twelve III IL
block ten loI in Reeves, Perry " lams Addition t.
the cs Of kcokuk, Lee county, Iowa, With thu Improve
ments thereon.
Taken levied upon and TO be sold by order Ct court Il
| satisfy said writ I'll execution.
| Printers Fee s. so. ISRAEL ANDERSON
heokuk, Feb. 10, "a. Sheriff Of Lee Co., Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-19
GHERIFF'S SALE.

~ SrsTr OF I0ws LEE csrS7r-ss
Ey vlttua 81 special execution directed -Srssl
l1 tire FeE Il fhe District CaGft Il said cotty ia favor
81 ieafy X. biktnsen ana against James L. fsnd
aiso rree Ans2isa Esles aali oGi.trs therein
nssHsif have iasiet uIn ard wili selI to the h Che
bter II ilAs front sr q the Clerks o3ce If the bis
ts.et Court II L Gewsgt, low ktoknk in ssd cs.-
~ the = tn dss # February A. l.. 1854 btween The
lpnfs III cioA A. NJ and eiek y. Nj es4H ns1 y
u aek L. VI 81 ssld day, the foiang property 10
vii It. o. and selse II Ia Block il In Rsiis'
Addition to tbs ey u htokuk. Le eoaai. Ioaa- ~ 80
nnth raay te necessary
Taken ievies aan ANA be sold By order Of court 10
satisfy said writ II execution.
kexkuk. Jas q. 1854. ISRAEL ANDERSON
Printers Sve g. ~ sh.ssn u Lec Co, low o
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-19
CHERIFFS SALE.

~ STATE OF IOWA Ike Co.'S.
BY virtue Of special execution to directed ssuet
By the Clerk of the District Court Of sud county In
Of j. H. BUTLER, and against J. 8 Kmha lana also do
against Abner Reeves have levied upon and viii
sell to the highest bidder at the front door OF the Clerk
office OF the District Court Of Lee county Iowa. NJ kec
commencing at O'Clock P. Of said day, the following
property, to-Nit; The orty-six i5l and twothrd
III feet Of lots four five la and SIX s in block nifty
eight Ssh In the city " Keokuk, Lee county, Iowa.
Taken levied upon and 10 be sold by order OF court
Printers Fee 81 SOL ISRAEL ANDERSON,
Ksokak, II. =. ~ eAsti9 " L. o. Iowa
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

~
~ STATE sbr Iowa. LIZ Co.'S
BY virtue Of special execution directed issued
hr the Clerk Of the District Court OF said county,
decree against L. Hartine, A. h. Porter i.augn Dewey
James Harlan Robert Wilson, j. A. Mcdowell CIeghorn
HARRISON and " kersey, ct all have levied upon and
viii sell 10 the highest bidder TIL frcnt dcor Of the
Clerks Office Of the District Court OF Lee county, Iowa,
keokul in said county. the 9Th day Of March, A. D.,
1854 between the hours OF o'clock L. ~ aud clock
p ", commencing at O'clock &c said day the fol-
lowing property. towt The south half of the
quarter Of section nine On of township eixtyseven t6
north of range five t5) west, In Lee county, Iowa
Taken levied upon and to be sold BY order of court to
| satisfy said writ Of execution.
Printers Fee s. 30. ISRAEL ANDERSON,
Ksokuk, Feb. Ath, ~. Sheriff Of Lee Co., Iowa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-19

AZ George Thompson. the celebrated
English ants avery orator, arrived at
Boston on Saturday last in the steamship
Arabia.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-19
CHERIFFS SALE

NJ sTtrr or lows. Lxg CepsrY-ss
By virtue as special execution to directed issslei
by The Clerk ~ tie District Court Of said county in favor
OF Tsp~ars d., j. and against D. 4. Brigham
against Noah Lyon asi oshefs therein named have
levied upon, and I'll se 10 the h-hes. hsdar at the
dor Il the tiss OfAee TIC Disr.et Gsurt 81 Lee
County Iowa. al keekrk. in said comfy the = th ay
Of February A. D. sot, tetwen the hours IT O'Clock A.
NJ and y dick = NJ commencing oeioek p. " u
sid day the following property. towit One acre of
square shape in the southeast II the ssta Of
the Southwest quarter II Sgffon thrtythr go Ia
Township sixtysfx tus north VI Range ts west in Lee
Countr, Iowa. much may be nrcessary.
Taken. levied upon, and 10 be soa Ly order Of court te
satisfy said writ Of execution.
keakuk, Jan. -, leGi. ISRAEL ANDERSON
Printer lee y 20 Sheriff of Lee To-, iow a
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-19

Es- General Scammon, recently COB
bled up b. guerrillas in Western Virgil
MA, belonged to the rebel army, was a
West Point officer, and served in Florida
and Mexico. lie was brave officer and
iavofite with General Scott, on whose
staff he was attached in Mexico.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-19


The ADVANTAGE OF WIRING A BAD
HAND.-An English paper says:
At the harvest home at Slaughham,
the chairman and Dean Hook had preach
ed them magnificent sermon. Before
the dean went home he asked leave to
print it, telling he thought he could sell
a hundred, and offered to copy out the
sermon plain for the printers. The dean
made answer and said that would never
do. he would write it out badly himself.
Upon his asking the dean why, he ex-
planned that II the copy was plain it would
be put IN the hands OF the worst compos-
itors whereas, If it was written badly,
the best hsnds would get it, and the work
would be better done. In confirmation
of this we add that once upon time, CON
versing with Robert Southey, the poet,
we alluded to hls particular neat and legi-
bic hand wrtiug, saying that Of course
he must have hut little trouble in cor
recling his "proof." His reply was, "On
the contrary | write SO we'll that my copy
is given as equal to print among the ap-
preolioes, vino ere careless and incompe-
tent, and make scores of bunders when
they set it up. Lord Brougham, on the
other hand, writes almost illegible, and
his manuscript goes to the best compos-
itors, who have brains and ekill to make
out its meaning and are paid one-third
extra for deciphering it.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-19

The PRIyATEER FLoRIDA.-The Paris
Journal La France reports that the rebel
privateer Florida has challenged the Uni
ted States steamer kearssge to fair fight,
which tue latter having accepted, they
intended To 90 few miles out to sea and
settle then differences at cannon range.
Another account states that the challenge
) was given 10y the commander Of the kear-
sage and accepted by the captain of the
Florida. The H4ppahannoek still lies at
Calais, and thefe Is still hope that the
French authorities will not allow her TO
depart Nj. Drouyn DEL Hugs, in his
correspondence with Mr. Dayton upon
the subject, acknowledges that there is a
distinction to be made between the posi-
ton occupied by the Florida and Georgia,
which came into French ports for repairs
and the ppehsnnock, which entered
Calais 10 fit ont as vessel-of- war.
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GHERIFFS SALE.
CHERRIES SALE.

~ sTATE OF IOWA. LIE CorSYY-ss.
by virtue % special execution directed issued
By the Clerk rf the District Court 81 said county
q Ia fund whitney and against A. A. Saw 3and also
aesFee against l. X Cotton and others therein named
have levied upon and viii e to the highest bidder
f door OF tie Clerks Office Of the District Court Of Lee
county Iowa. at hekuk in said county. the = tn day
- feti nary A. u lss4. between the hours II ocIock
- and oelafk +. NJ commencing at O'Clock T. ". Of
said day the fowsng property te-wt: five t5t
OF the east side II theiprtweS quarter If the south
e8t quarter ~ Stin tenty-u4e ~ aa the west guar
tef u the HnrtbSf quarter u The southeast quarter Of
sata section twenty Township sikts-ase t653
north q Range nve - west, in lee county, Iowa,
coHsinns fifteen II land ard being part the Wy
rick faEm purchased o ". r. Lynch by add Whitney
et - n1tfcfs may I've necessary.
isAsf issie gI aiad 10 he sold by order II court. to
satisfy said " rit If execution
keoknk Jan. -. isos. ISRAEL ANDERSON
Printers Fer Il ~ sheriff Of u.s Co Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-19

DANISH BRhvADo.-Gen. De Mcza
has command oil the Danish troops in
Schleswig. The following anecdote of
him Is told by the correspondent of the
London Herald:
When the Federal Generals last sum-
mer were in Copenhagen to inspect the
Holstein contingent. one OF them asked
the Danish General whether the Dan
neyirke could not be taken, aud if so, how
many men would be wanted. "Oh," an
swered De Meza, "of course it can be
taken, but you must sacrifice $4,000 men
every day during week. Fine pros
pee.s Tor the poor Saxoas and Austrians,
to whom this hard frost is exceedingly
unwelcome, while the Danish soldiers
stand SO wcll
The Danneyirke is the point at which
the Danes are ordered 20 make stand.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-19
LAVENDER & ROWSE

" IN sise tasl attention 70 the collection Of Back Pay
o2uhes M ~ 9iicf demands against the Governments
fesous =, ~ Iiiinent onchers bought sold
RErERgSeES.-Hon. Eaw. Bates Affernry zen w.sb
inaton, D. C.: Hon Montgomery Blair psi nas,ar o.
Washington D. c. Major ~ ". Brown Senior ps
NJ st LOFTS Major B9nt Smith, paynstar for pich,red
Soldiers; Major G. T. T. johnson, paymasfer for
o. 9 Hale, Es tAsher STATE BANK heokuk, Iowa: Hon
y b Baker, AdJt 6eni lows John torhE, Esp, Banker
St Losepa Mo- NJ Elhany, Daniel Co. Springfield ami
Rnlla Mo-; Mess Spraene scr.e Co, Boston: Messrs
CLARK. Dodge Co., New York: Hon. p Finley ST Louis
Me5srs. Partridge Co, st. Louis; Messrs Pomeroy
Rentcn St Louis; MessEs. s, G. Davis Co. ST. Louis j.
W Ross Esq, yandalia Iils Geo. W. Pace, Esq, Salem
Ills. uayS-d1y.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-19
THE GATE CITY


Governor Johnson, in his late speech
at Nashville, made a capital point against
those old doting conservatives who are
eternally prating about the enormity Of
"turning loose the negroes upon U.S..
He says:
4" I have had some come to me and say:
Governor johnson, are you IN favor OF
Immediate emancipation 2 | tell them
yes DO YOU want to turn the negroes
all loose upon us2 What will we do
with them . why, sir reply, as far
as emancipation is concerned that has al
ready taken place. Where are your me-
groes ? 'They are running about some
where Says What do you call that?'
Laughter They seem to be turned
loose The institution of slavery is
turned into q travelling institution, and
goes Just whore it pleases.
"Now it is said the slaves never can
be free, and the argument is, that because
they have been in slavery two hundred
years, they are uuftted to be freemen,
and shall not be permitted to enjoy the
privileges of freemen; but by way of
making them competent, 1t is proposed to
keep them in slavery fifteen or twenty
years longer. In the first place, 1t would
not do to have them free, because they
have been slaves, and in the next place
they should be kept in slavery to qualify
them for freemen. Laughter.
"And now, | proclaim 1t, the time has
come, God being my helper, | am willing
to do my part, aud am willing to wind up
my political career il the final settlement
Of this question. The time has come
when the tyrants rod shall be broken,
and the captive set free. Renewed APP
piause. Then, now is the time to strike |;
and he Is a coward who desires to remain
inactive and viii not come forward to
that altar and worship" [Oontinued APP
plsuse.
In tie eourse Of the speech the Gov
ernor alluded more than once to President
Lincoln. aud pledged his unqualified adj
miration and support during the war.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-06-11

~Letters remsining UNCLAIMED in
the Po.s Office at Sioux City, Iowa. June
10th 1864. To obtain any Of these letters,
the applicant must call for adrertised let.
tiers, give the date Of this list, and pay
one cent forO advertising. If not called
for in one month, they will be sent to the
Dead Letter Office.
VIM. G. Alexander, Henry Arts, NJ. S.
Burr, Denj. Bear, F. NJ Beldin, Miss
Francis Bishop. Thomas A. Dunnipan, II.
Fontere'le, r. E. Fairchilds, o. Guerio.
Israel Hewitt, DR.. c. P. Heath, Samuel
Hyde, Charles Hallock, Ed. Higgins, Mrs.
Emily Hughes, Henry Jones, George
Merlatt, Alex. McCulloch, Miss Amanda
G. Martin, Mrs. G. c. Moody, William
Pickell, T. Riley 2. Oscar F. Sheldon, E.
W. Sargent, Sylvester Smith, Ed. Wfek,
Mrs. Sarah NJ. Win.low.
&c. C. HOSKINS, p N.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-06-11

On the 18th u't. % persons Joined
the Congregational Chusch At GrinneIl.
-Erysipelas IL raging fatally in Union
county.
Tho 18th Regiment, hundred day
men, was mustered into service 1t Keokuk
on Wednesday last
George Crooks Of McGreeor, has
been appointed Adjutant Of the els. Iowa
Regiment.
The public schools Of Davenport
show an enrolment Of $500 scholars. So
says the Davenport Gazette.
The Newton Free Press states that
horse. th;eviug has become q very COM
mon thing in Jasper county.
Three small boys were arrested few
days since in Ot.umwa charged with
stealing.
A monument 10 to BE- erected in the
cemetery at Anamosa in memory Of the
brave boys Of Jones COUNTY who have fall
len in the great conflict.
The Dubuque Times says that dis.
ease resembling lung fever is fatally pre-.
vai'ing among the horses in Dubuque
county.
Col. J. w. jenkins, Of the 3lst Iowa,
formerly State Senate. from jackson
county, was omong the wounded in the
late battle in Georgia.
The Mississippi l. Missouri Railroad
company propose to carry delegates TO
and from the State Sanitary Convention
q. half fare.
Capt. Hopkins Company, made up Of
enlistments from Polk, Boone and Story
counties, arrived at Davenport on Friday
Of last week.
The Keokuk Gate City says two of
Capt. Moore's men now in camp in that
city on the goth ult caught cot fish in
the Mississippi river weighing sixty lbs.
The town Of Grinnell has furnished
IS men under the hundred day call. Sew.
eral College students are among the
number.
w. N. Sanders, one Of the publishers
Of tho Boonsboro Times, has enlisted as
one Of the one hundred day volunteers
from Boone county.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-06-11

n9~ On Tuesday last the new and
s,aunch boat Montana arrived At this port.
She was built expressly for the trade, and
this is her first trip. Her officers have the
satisfaction Of knowing that they run one
Of the best, il not the best boat, on the
Missouri, She i, complete in build and
equipment, and cannot fail, under her
present management. Of doing a good
business. She will run regularly between
ST. Louis, Sioux City and way places.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-06-11

Ca $40 REwAnD-Struyed from the
subscriber in Sioux City. Iowa, on or
about the 18Th day Of May, Nsh. bay
gelding, about lG hands high, two white
saddle marks on left side, white .peck in
leF. eye, and Is little spawned in RICH,
hird leg The above reward will be paid
for The delivery Of said horse in ,hi. city,
or for information as to where he may be
found. Il. j. TnEco, Sioux City Cavalry.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-06-11

Ia The Board Of Supervisor. held a
two days session this week. A change
was made in the Board by the election Of
GORDON HALL in place Of Dr.. GRIFFIN,
who has gone into the army. The sclec.
ton Of Mr. HALL was good one, and
judging from the manner in which bust.
ness was conducted by the board at this
session, We think the people OF the county
cannot fail to be satisfied with the conduct
of the present Board.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-06-11

h1- We were pleased to welcome back
to our city this week Col. WILSON. who
had been home on brief visit. Also cur
old friend Capt. KING, formerly Of Gen.
SULr.ys Staff. The Captain has served
three years, and was in all the severest
battles fought by the Army of the Po.o.
mac. He is a very superior officer and
perfect gentleman. We hope for the good
Of the country. now that his term Of en-
listment has expired, he may be appointed
to sop,c position commensurate to his
ability and skill.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-06-11
t@ While in the great Pioneer Sto

e@ While in the great Pioneer Stove
Emporium just before the starting Of the
Expedition, we saw what We supposed to
be cooking range intended for one OF
our hotels, bus apoas enquiring Of the
proprietor Of tho hosse for which hotel it
was designed. learned to our amazement.
that it was built foe the use Of Messrs
AlSswoEru and DAYTON TO be used on tho
campaign. OF course these officers are
intending to mess the whole COMPANY
DAYroN We noticed made other and extern.
sivs preparations just before leaving-in
fact he had complete fit out.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-06-11

The Honorable (7) Gen. Jim Lane Of
Knnsas--a United States Senator Of tho
miscegcn school-has gotten into hot wa.
ter. lie is probably being held up 10 tho
public in light TINT he deserved years
ago. Saws Tho Washington correspondent
Of the Cincinnati Gazette, m abolition
paper: ~. is currently reported that
Senator Jim Lane was the other day nt
tackled on the Avenue with cowhids BY
a young girl whom he had seduced :"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-06-11

Tho young ladies' Of Keokuk have
taken tho places Of the clerks who have
recently volunteered in tina. place.
The soldiers Of the Greybeard regimen i
have contributed over 5000 for the beuef.
of the Orphan Asylum for this State.
Tho McGregor News denies that there
i any small pox o. rariolo;d in tha. city.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-06-11

Ca STIRRED Up AT LAsr-Just as we
were about writing one more arti,le on our
favor:'c subject Of sidewalks, we saw the
Supervisor at work. driving nails and max
ing repairs generally. We are satisfied
new that there will be no further reason
for complaint, ana no more wrecked ladies
In lorna broken crinolne.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-06-11

cS We are happy to see in town that
s'aunch Democrat. N. G. HEDGES, ESQ
This gentleman is the father Of our old
townsmen Chas. E. and D. 7. Hedges
lie is here for brief visit, which we hope
he may sufficiently enjoy to be induced to
repeat it.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-06-11
Sionx City 8tgisttr
All over Town and County.

~ One of the most unprovoked and
brutal outrages vas committed near Gov.
iug.on in Nebraska, on Thursday last that
has come to our knowledge even in these
days % fruitful Of crime. The par,icu.
lars are a. follows: By virtue Of on order
Of the War Department to enlis. as scouts
. company Of friendly Indians, about 20
Omaha. with their Chief. Henry Fon,anell,
came to this city on Sunday last to be
mustered into the U. s. service. Some Of
these Indians we're accom- panied by their
wives. among them the wife Of the Chief.
The women remained in town until after
their husbands were mustered in, when
they started for their reservation under
the escort Of few Indians They had
crossed tic river and gone into camp for
tho night, when some soldiers Of the Iowa
Seventh, stationed at Dakota City, fell
upon the women and attempted to ravish
then. The Indinns fed, but were pursued
BY soldiers, but we're over,aken by but one
Of them, who was whipped by the male
Indians in the band. Highly iucensed by
treatment he SO justly merited, he return
Cd to the quarters Of his company, where
associa.ing himself with a number Of
others, the whole party returned to the
place where the Indians had retired, aud
having found them commenced an indis.
criminate slaughter. One woman, the
wife Of the Chief, was killed outright,
having received six mortal wounds, while
two others were dangerously wounded -
These soldiers are now on trial for the
murder; what will be the result we are
unable to predict.
Such . conclusion to friendly arrange
ment between the Government and thes
indians cannot fail to arouse deep feel.
ing Of luminosity and revenge among the
latter, and will do much to retard and
neutralize the efforts now being made to
secure peace and safety to our frontier.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-06-11

n0 We have a long and interesting
letter from Fort Randall. but it came too
late for publication. We shall be most
happy to give it place in our columns
next week.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-06-11

G0- We expect to start for Des Moines
today. During our absence the editorial
Of the REGIsrEn will be conducted By an
able friend Of the cause.